5 10 84 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/077f74e4f7577b0ea676ba45d6719d0b.pdf abf388ebd7918937c4093f1a6f72ee05 PDF Text Text W eek en d : S unday , O cto ber 9, 2005 T he Sanford Herald Vol. 114, No. 13 •Copyright © 2005 T h o Sanford Herald 50C McGill shot while state investigated firm B v Steve S t n v n Peradle P n rn riia By t i i i lu i r t -t sti/tn authorization. Investigator Robert Baird was assigned the case on July 7. He could not find evidence, he said, to verify the anonymous tip. Baird did find that the security business broke Florida law by not designating a licensed agency man­ ager. Community Enforcement co-owner Bryan Anslcy had been told by Baird back in January, following a routine inspection of ihe new security firm, to designate an agency manager. Ansley was given two weeks to comply, but did not do so until July 21. Herald Staff SANFORD — The state opened an investigation of a local security busi­ ness nine days before two of the com­ pany's guards shot into a car July 16 killing the driver at Country Lake Apartments near Seminole High School. The investigation followed an anonymous complaint that claimed Community Enforcement Services allowed security officers to carry semi­ automatic weapons without proper Postseason on the horizon Football may bo just past tho mid-point of tho sea­ son, but the other fall prop sports win bogin tho postseason in tho next throo weeks, boginning wtth golf and volleyball Finance director planned to resign So* Sports, Pago IB Public meeting to discuss road extension SANFORD — Tito Seminole County Engineering depart­ ment has sdu-duled a nublic involvement meeting for llie pro­ posed Airport Boulevard Extension, to inform die public of the alternative analysts activiUes and seek dieir input on die recom­ mended alignment before presentation to die Board of County Commissioners for ils approval. The meeting will be held Oct. 27 at 6:30 p.m. at Central Baptist Churdv 3101 West State Road 46 in Sanford. The Seminole County staff as well as die engineering con­ sultants will be avail­ able to discuss die proj­ ect and answer ques­ tions. For more infor­ mation call David NichoLs at 407-665-5657. a t a ■ . „ and employee William Ansley Swoffo>rd were working as armed security guards ‘ at Country Lake Apartments July 16. At 3 a.m., ..., thley approached approa a car driven by Travares McGill, who did not have a driver's license. The guards said McGill backed into a passenger who had exited the car, then drove toward them. They fired into the car killing McGill. Three other passengers were not hurt. A police investigation of (he shoot­ ing was handed over to State Attorney Norm Wolfinger last week. McGill's . family and the local NAACP have questioned the guards' account. They called for the arrest of Ansley and Swofford as well as a judicial hearing on the case. Following the anonymous tip to the Division of Licensing in July, Baird investigated Community Enforcement personnel. "What we do — we call them proac­ tive inspections — is inspect security officers on post," Baird said. "I was mil able to substantiate the claims from the Se e S e c u rity , P a ge 3 A Conflicting information provided by District 4 Sanford City Commission candidate Dean Ray has people asking — W h e r e By Uane Edixon Herald Staff SANFORD — Former city o t Sanford Finance Director Kevin Smith's resignation last week seemed unexpected, but he said it's something he's been planning for awhile. SmilK who was with the rity for a little more than ten years, with about three of tliose years as the city's finance director, said he was ready for a change. Smitli said lie and interim City Manager Gene Miller have been discussing the city's future for a long time. He also stated lliat Ik* just turned 40 and has been con­ templating his career path. S ta y ? A lt lK K ig h S m it li w a s c o n c e rn e d .llsx it (Ik * lim ing lit w U li ik -* v C ity 3 4 4 Hidden L ake Drive d rpartuiv, M a n a g e r R o b e rt Yehl aiming on board Monday, lie knew tlu? rity was in good shape and that his department was in good shape to make a new transi­ tion. "I thought this was a good time. He supported me and I appreciat­ ed that," Smith said. Miller said he is "a supporter ot Kevin Smith's." „ "Kevin Is a quality person. Miller said. "1 will do everything I can to promote Kevin's future. Smith said he didn't tell anyone Ids plans for leaving because he didn't want to make a big deal ot Monday is Put Brakes on Fatalities Day SANFORD — Law enforcement members of the Seminole County Community Traffic Safety learn will partici­ pate in “Put 11k Brakes on Fatalities Day" Oct. 10, according to the Sheriff's Office. Part of a regional effort, officers will look for aggressive and reck­ less drivers, speeding, D U l red light runners and other violations to protect lives. -This program is to encourage people to take extra care while driving, bicycling, walk­ ing or riding a motorcy­ cle," says Robin Butler, team coordinator. About 115 traffic fatalities occur e a ch day — 42.000 each year — in die United States. For information call 407-665-6839. C andidate plays trading spaces in D istrict 4 4 seat he would purchase a home Herald Staff in the district and SANFORD — Dean Ray may have make it his fami­ permanent some explaining to do after his fami­ ly's ly was caught in lies this week about residence. The problem is, where the District 4 candidate actual­ 121 Aldean Drive ly resides. Ray signed an oath of office in the is a single-family city clerk's office claiming that his residence and can­ residency was in District 4 at 121 not be used to rent Aldean Drive in order to qualify for rooms or as a boarding house. candidacy. The city of Sanford community According to city clerk Jan improvement department received a Dougherty, a candidate must live in the district they are running for in complaint, after an article was pub­ lished in The H erald and sent an offi­ order to qualify. Sept. 28, five Ray told The Herald he rented the cer out to investigate on Sepl second floor of 121 Aldean Drive. He days after qualifying ended. commuWhen no one was home. stated that if he obtained ihe District By Liana Edixon "1 a-rtainly didn't mean to catch anyone off guani. All dungs con­ sidered, 1 was hopeful this was the best approach. Certainly there has been no disrespect to anyone peri­ od," Smith said. The finance department. Smith nlty Improvement officer |im Orioles left a door hanger asking the proper­ ty owner to call. The property owner. Valerie Goldsmith, called on Sept. 30 and told Orioles she is not renting the house to anyone. She also said she would open it up for inspection. Orioles told The H erald Friday that Goldsmith seemed very surprised that he was asking that. "She seemed very sincere," Orioles said. Steven Goldsmith called The 1Jerald Friday to say that although he knows Ray, he never actually lived at 121 Aldean Drive. He claimed that Ray had asked a few weeks ago if he could live at their house and See Candidate, Page 3A Sm Director, Page 3A Stolonconstructionmatortolsrocoworod Head Start meeting From Stiff Report* S e m i n o l e S m il e Karen Jacobi — coo>dmakx al lh« Muwum of SwninoU Courty Hokxy SA N FO RD — A search w arrant served T hursday m orning resulted in the arrest of a Sanford area man and the recovery of truck­ loads of stolen construction site materials, according to the Sem inole County Sheriff's Office. Investigators served the search w arrant at 4551 Richard Allen St., Sanford, in the Bookertow n Community near Interstate 4 and O range Boulevard. The target of the warrant was Jimmel R. Hill. 30, and three structures located at 4551 Richard Allen St. The primary target was a $200 to $300 water heater that had been stolen from a residence under construction in Wekiva Park. D uring the theft of the w ater heater, $60,000 to $70,000 worth of water dam ­ age occurred as the result of tm holistic family needs __ < ( By Steve Paradis Getting HeadStart Herald Staff 4 l Photo from SomlnoM County ShortfTl Ottleo This Bookertown backyard waa filled with two tractor bailer loads ot stolen construction materials. according to investigators. warrant in Volusia County the cut water lines. The water heater and two in Septem ber conducted by tractor trailers full of addi­ Volusia County S h e riff's tional construction m aterials Office for evidence related to — lumber, appliances, and thefts from construction tools — were seized from the sites In Lake County. It is believed that Hill was ^ Vhe search warrant and arrest stem from a search See Stolen, Pag* BA SANFORD — Head Start just turned 40 years old. It's still alive and well and serv­ ing needy fam ilies in Seminole County. That is the message that Wilma Sheppard and Millie DeMary want people to know about the organization they work for as site supervisors in Seminole County. The same message will s e n e a special event Thursday, Oct. 13 at the Hamilton Elementary site called Head Start Community Awareness Day. Head Start is a federally funded program from lowincome and at-risk children trom 3 to 5 years old. Most people know the program prepares these children to enter kindergarten, but many The City of Sanford and Friend* of Paw Park eponeor: H o w l-O -W o o n In T h o B o n a y a r d SATURDAY, O C TO B E R 29th 9:00 A M T O 2:00PM HELD A T PAW PARK O F HISTORIC SAN FO R D •427 S -FR EN C H A V EL . s X >4’ •------ SL . Hamilton Head Start, 1414 Celery Ave-, in Sanford, will present "H ead Start Community Awareness Day", from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 13. For more information or to RSVP, call Wynetta Norton at 407-532-4423 or Ada Siros at 407-532­ 4415. people might not know that Head Start works with all the family members to meet needs and often to get the family back on track. Sheppard first became familiar with Head Start when See Start, Page BA �Piir c 2 A Sunday. October 9. T ill: I I ir a i i * 20<>r» Seminole Summary A GLA N CE AROUND O U R CO U N TY SA T Cynthia CassanovaBrown presents the Motown Review al 7:30 p.m. al 1 lelen Stairs Theatre in downtown Sanford. Tickets are $20 and $25. Call 407-321-8111. The German American Society will present Oktoberfest, at 3 p.m. at the Society's headquarters, 381 Orange Lane in Casselberry. Music by the Bavarians and Jess it Joan. $5 entry fee. Hank) photo by Tommy Vtncant A trio to Sanford Citv Hall earlier this week revealed these seasonal visitors to the fnendty city. While their names are not ^ t S T ^ m to bo t U iv in their surroundings and greet oty workers wrttvsmiles, ^ ' e i ^ n o t k n ^ where the pair are visiting!rom, It's a sure bet they will be gone soon after Thanksgiving so they can return home for Christmas. IWn, Bennett Legal Advsrtlsing Patti Smith Display Advertising Circulation Wendy Beck Wanda Kourpanxka ASvsrersinf Menses Cheryl Smith Classified Advertising Tsd Wafcar disregard for the safety of per­ sons/reckless driving, and two counts of having no proof of insur­ ance. Drug Related • Melvin Russell Rohdes Jr, 46, listed as homeless, was arrested by Sanford Police Thursday at Highway 17-92 and Lake Mary Blvd. He was drnrged with posses­ sion of less Aran 20 grams of mari­ juana. • Shannon Denise Gralram, 37, of Orlando, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday in Are 2500 block of Myrtle Avenue. Officers investi­ gated llw possibility of a drug trans­ action. Sire was subsequently ilur>*iti with |K»sM*w.h»n o! lunoliin »vjuifim ill • Guevara Ferdinand, 49, of Ocala, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday in Aw 2500 block of Park Drive. 1le was drarged wiAr possession of rurratics equipment, and trespassing on posted property. • Alberto Williams, 27, of Orlando Drive, and Donnie M. Williams, 32, of William Clark Court, were arrested by Sanford police on Sept. 24, in William Clark Court. Tlw pair was reportedly involved in a drug deal. Each was drarged wiAr possession of unde*r 20 grains of marijuana. Thefts • Nicholas John Simmons, 18, of Old England Lexrp, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday at a store in Ax1Seminole Towrw Crater. Police were called reganling an employee using a stolen credit card to purchase $320.95 in items. He was drarged wiAr larceny of over $300. Assault - Battery • Grades L. Rouse, 41, of Willow Avenue*, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday as Aw result of an altercation with a female. Offievrs said Iw used a rifle to Arreate-n Iwr. I le was drarged wiAr battery - touch or strike (domestic violence) and powession of a evi'apon by a axtviti­ ed felon. • Sanfonl police arrested John Henry Anderson Jr., 23, of Gilbert Street, Lake Monroe, on Sept. 24 fol­ lowing an investigation, fie' rc-portenfly nail ccx with a 11>-year-olil female- at a ri'sicle-ncv In Sanford. He was charged with sexual assault with a minor. • Trinity Midwile Spears, 31, of Rosalia Drive, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday al Iwr residence following an altercation tviAt a male. She was charged wiAt simple assault with intent lo do vio­ lence (domestic related) • Grristopher L. Perez, 35, of Orlando Drive, was arrested by Sanford police Monday. He report­ edly was in a dispute wiAr a female at Awir residence. He was drarged wiAr battery - touch or strike. • David Deme.’triiw Brown, 25, of Ellen Place, Sanfonl. was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday at Ills res­ idence. Officers said lx> had Ixvn in a fight with a female- I le was ebarged with battery louch or strike (domestic violence). Traffic Stop* • Daniel Get.ucl Doytxt, 18, of GreeTili.uk, H im , wax stop|xxl by Sanford Poller Wexliu’selay in Aw 2400 blexk ol Willow Avenue, fol­ lowing a Irailic n ad t timing ninth Iw rejxirtidly slniek Irvo vehicle's. He was charged with driving muter Aw iitfluetue (DUI) ol altnluil or drugs, two counts of lul aiul nut leaving Aw seetw ol a crash involv­ ing property damage, two counts of • Stacey Michelle Lambert, 23, of Ridgewood Avenue, was stopped by Sanford police Tuesday on Persimmon Avenue al West SR-16. She was accused of driving wiAr a suspended license - habitual (seven timi-s), and petty larceny. • Kerry Glen Davids, 20, of Petunia Terrace, was stopped on his motorcycle by Sanford police Thursday in Aw 300 blexk of Gordon Street. He was charged with fleeing/eluding a law enforcement offi­ cer; resisting an officer without vio­ lence, driving with a suspended license, having no motorcycle endorsement, and possession of less Awn 20 grams of marijuana. • Arthur Hayes, 50, of Maple Avenue, was stopped by Sanford polira Sunday at 25th Street and Elm Avenue. He was charged with driv­ ing with a suspended license. • Devin Paul Simpson, 29, a motel resident, was stopped by Sanford police Wednesday in Ate 3300 blexk of Highway 46. He was charged with driving with a suspended license and giving a false ID to a law enforcement officer. • Evans Justice Bacon, 34, of Persimmon Avenue, was stopped by Sanford police on Sept. 28, in Lake Monnx' Terrace. He was charged with driving with a suspended license, possession of a firearm (45­ cal. I land gun), and grand larceny of a firearm. Other Arrests • Stella E. Tedesra, 43, of Willow Avenue, was arrested by Sanfonl lia* Thursday rwar Iwr residence. e was charged wiAt trespassing — failing to leave property on order of the owner. E Public elementary school lunch menu 10 Gianni's Pizza Peppeioni or Cheese Pizza Green Beans Oatmeal Cremo Pie Assortment ol Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice ol Milk 11 All white meat Chicken Nuggets w/Dipping Sauce Mashed Potatoes w/ Gravy. Dinner Roll Assortment ol Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice ol Milk 12 Turkey Sub w/Lettuce & Tomato Soft Pretzel Biles Mini Ice Cream Sandwich Assortment ol Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice of Milk 13 Yom Kippur Schools Closed 14 Hamburger or Cheeseburger w/Lettuce & Tomato Baked Potato Wedges Assortment ol Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice ol Milk The Sanford H erald Editor and Publisher AdmtnlaUation _ Through Oct. 16, see Gypsy, presented by Wcklva River Players. Gypsy is being presented at the Central Florida Perfoiming Arts Center. Call Danielle Lang at 407-262-1801. Dan Ping o O ut & A bout Seasonal Visitors In the days following July 4. 2004, Andrew Van Gaale sought advice about how he should handle an impending disciplinary action about to be brought against him. Van Caale was Sanford's deputy city manager at the time and his boss. City Manager Al Gricshabcr, was pressuring Van Gaale to n'sign or be fired for using a city-leased golf cart during the July 4th festivities. Some folks told Van Gaale he should fight the giHid fight. Gricshabcr was over-reacting, they said, and reminded him that only the week before Grieshaber had let code enforcement offi­ cer Jim Orioles off the hook with an unpaid suspension for having a prostitute in his city vehicle on city time. Grieshaber was being unjust, these folks added, and they urged Van Gaale Its stand up to Grieshaber's bullying. Others had different advice. They recom­ mended Van Gaale resign accept the severance package Grieshaber was offering and move on with his life as quickly as possible. Grieshaber was flagrantly over-reacting, these confidants assured Van Gaale, but .................. ................ Grieshaber is tire boss. If Around the Clock (he boss wants you gone, chances are he will prevail even if the reasons are unjust. Van Gaale had a choice: Stay and fight for what he thought was right or suck it up and move on. It's a tough decision to make, particu­ larly when you feel you by D an IMnc being treated unfairly. a a a a a a a a a Van Gaale chose to fight and while Ire won the bat­ tles he Inst the war. Tire Civil Service Board sided with Van Gaale and recommended he be reinstated. Gricshabcr ignored their recommen­ dation. Tire City Commission eventually approved a severance package for Van Gaale, but by then he had racked up nearly $75,000 in attorneys' fees. I know what you're drinking: “What's the point, I’ing? You haven't written a column in three weeks and now you're rehashing Cart gale?" Cut me some slack, I'nr a little rusty. The point is this: If you think Kevin Smith sud­ denly woke up on Sept. 30 and decided on his own to resign as the city’s finance director, you're smoking dope. Rare is tire case when a 40-year-old man with a wife and kids quits his $79,000-per-year job on a whim without having another job lim'd up. So what’s the deal-c-o? Pretty simple. Smith's boss, Interim City Manager Gene Miller, didn't think Smith was getting the job done when it came to creating tire city budget. The city rammission has said it wants to go to a perform­ ance-based budgeting process which requires department directors to specifically state what level ot service 11icy will provide for tiie amount ot liuutinn lltey are ret(uesting. 'Ilu-oretically, city commissioners could llreit make budget decisions based on how well departments are meeting their goals. Smith lias not been trained in performancebased budgeting, and Miller doesn't believe Smitlr, who has an MBA and a background in accounting, can be trained in tire process with­ out extensive sclnxiling and years of experience. Miller and Smith Irave had conversations on this topic for weeks, but it was a Friday, Sept. 30 meeting that brought tire issue to a head. Miller says there was no pressure put on Smith. But when I asked him point blank whether Smith was asked to resign or be fired. Miller’s response1was, "He resigned." I don't buy it I think Miller pressured Smith into resigning. Guys like Ke’vin Smith dein't emit tlreir jobs ein the spur of tire moment. And wher­ ever heard of giving a key employes' three months of severance pay when they give you three hours notice of tlreir resignation? That’s what Miller agreed to when he accepted Smith's resignation. For his part, Smitlr is toeing the party line abeiut his resignation. I le says he Iras been plan­ ning his resignation for several months but did-* n't tell anyone because he didn't want to draw attention to himself. I don’t buy Aral either. Smith saw first-hand what happened to Van Gaale when Ire tried to challenge the boss's division Andrew garnered plenty of support and lot noise for his plight, but the drama dragged on for months, taking a loll on both he and Iris wife. I think Kevin divided it would be e’asier to bite the inside of his lip as he puts on a fake smile for the next few weeks Aran dealing with months of controversy. I think Mille’r made tire wrong move. I'nr not so sure the city's budgeting pnxvss needs some ranvolutid system. What tire city needs is a good rolling five-year plan that specifically lays out what services will lx-CPI provided and ne'W pn>)ce1x will lx- accomplished each year lor Aw next five years, tqxvilic costs for providing those' services or accomplishing those pniject* should lx- part of that plan so that if, for exam­ ple. llw lire dcpartnwnt needs to replace* a truck in Year 4. money can lx- set aside cadi year. Tliat said, I don't Arink Miller ttarborx any malice toward Smith. I Arink Miller is sincere (and correct) wlwn he says SnriAt Iras Ax' skills to be "a great C IO for a private company" Unfortunately, Arose stalls will ixi longer be available to tlx* city of Sanford. Dora Dietrich Lrene Ednon Merva HjrOuns Nek Pleilaul Dean Smith Tommy Vincent SU N The Altamonte Jazz I'nw m b lr will present an evening of dancing from 7 to 10 p.m. at Orlando North Hilton Hotel, 350 S. North Lake Blvd., Altamonte Springs. Donations $5. Call 407-322-7528. A free Bankruptcy Sem inar will be held at 1:30 p.m. at (he Lake Mary Community Center, 260 N. Country Club Road. New bankruptcy law changes come into effect Oct. 17. St. Mary Magdalen Parish, 861 Maitland Ave., in Altamonte Springs will pres­ ent the Grand Diocesan Fiesta: Celebrating Hispanic 1 ferriage. Mass with Bishop Thomas Wertski is at 2 p.m., the Fiesta is 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. MON ____ Applicatioas will be taken through Oct. 21 for Christmas Kettle Bell Ringers for the Salvation Army. The kettles will be placed at store locations throughout Seminole County from Nov. 18 through Dec. 24, excluding Sundays and holidays. Stop at the Salvation Army, 700 24th St., in Sanford, from 9 to 11 a.m. or 1 to 4 p.m. to pick up an application. The Sweetwater Oaks Carden Club will mix-t at 9:30 a.m. at the Community Center, Fox Valley Drive, Longwood. Tlte program will bo Landscape Management by Al Ferrer, Seminole County Urban horticulturist. New members are welcome Call 407-814-9482. 5 a 300 N. French Avenue Sanford. FL 32771 E-Mail us: ^ M c*ttug: (407) 322-2811 Penodcal Postage Paid al Sanlord. Florida and additional maAng offices USPS 481280 Poetmasle* Send address changes lo The SANFORD HERALD P O Bos 166/ Republic New spapers, Inc. Tune in to a radio marathon on W SD O 1400AM, Sanford from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Live Gospel music from Faye Henderson, Gospel Praise and other artists. Writs to us: Sieve Paradis S u n d a y. O cto b o r 9. 20 0 5 • Vol 114, N o . 13 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. •300 N. French Ave . Sanford. F I . 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 •Fax (407) 323 9408 The Post-Polio Resource Group will meet at Southland Suites Assisted Living of Longwood, 342 S. Wayman St., from 1 to 3 p.m. Guest speaker will be attor­ ney Carol Ponlon. Call 407­ 260-9238. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. “Serving Seminole County Since 1908“ Editorial Riders on horseback from across Florida will join Children's Miracle Network on a 10-mile trail ride to ben­ efit Shands Children's Hospital at the University of Florida and Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children U Women. The ride takes place in the Lower Wekiva River State Preserve in L ike County. Registration is 7 a.m. Ride at 9 a.m. Call 407-481­ 2774. Sanlord FL 32772-1667 Subscription Rates 3 Months at Sammol# County $11 00 6 Months in Seminole County $20 00 I Year in SemmoM County $38 00 1 Year Other Florida County $42 00 I Year Out Ol Stale $62 00 F a us: (*07)323-9408 i �T he II eraui C a n d id a te -------- Sunday. October 9. 2005 Page 3A S ecu rity Continued from Page 1A Continued from Page 1A Goldsmith refused, "Dean Ray has never lived here and never will," Goldsmith said. “He asked if Ire could and I said no." On Oct. 3, Ray visited Dougherty at the dty clerk's office to find out how to do an address change. Dougherty said she was not sure and would get back to him after she contacted the Seminole County Supervisor of Elections, Mike Ertel. She called Ray and informed him that he would need to come and fill out paper­ work stating his new address. The next day he came in to fill out that paperwork stating l»e now lived at 344 Hidden Lake Drive in District 4. The property owner of 344 Hidden Lake Drive, Gerald Fritz, of Longwood, said Thursday that he's been renting to the same family for almost a year now, and he had never heanl of Ray. "That man does not live in my house," Fritz said. Dean Ray was not able to answer questions Thursday, because Ik* was out of town until Tuesday, his wife Janet said. Dut Janet Ray was willing to dear up tire confusion, she said. "I guess we had a misunder­ standing with code enforce­ ment," she told The Herald Thursday. When asked about 344 Hidden Lake Drive she said: "H e Jast rented that one. Then, we have an option to buy iL" But Fritz disagreed. He said lie called his tenants, the Klagcs family, and was told that Dean Ray is Amy Klagcs's brother "He definitely doesn’t live then?. 1 just confirmed that," Fritz said. When asked whether or not Ray is living with her Amy Klages paused before she said, "Yes, he is living here." She went on to say that the problem was "people an? not supposed to live with other .people." "1 did not want to get in trou­ ble with my landlord," Klages said. She claimed that Ray had been living with her family at 344 Hidden Lake for about a week and a half—S ep t 2ft, she said. That would put him at hLs sister's house two days before community improvement iaspected hLs first ILsted address as 121 Aldean l ivo, and three days after the qualifying dead­ line. "He put me on the spot" she continued. "I was honestly scared." When Ray ran for the may­ oral seat last March, he listed hLs address as 112 S. Holly Aw., which Ls not in District 4. The property owner for that address, Barbara Jackson, said Thursday that she Ls still renting to Dean Ray, but after reading that he moved to 121 Aldean Drive in the newspaper, she couldn't answer if he was still at 112 S. Holly Aw. "H e has a big family," Jackson said. She said that it's possible that part of his family still lives at 112 S. Holly Aw, but it is still being tented out to Ray. Ertel said Thursday that it was not the duty of the qualify­ ing officer; which for the city of Sanford is Dougherty, to ques­ tion where a candidate lives. ‘T hey're swearing under oath," Ertel said. He said that somebody would have to make a com­ plaint or an accusation to the Florida Elections Commission if they think a candidate is misleading the city and resi­ dents about where they reside. "It's not our role to play in that pond,” Ertel said. anonymous source." Investigators go out to the worksite and ask guards for their license and agency iden­ tification, he explained. "If they an? armed we check their weapon and ammuni­ tion to make sure they comply with state law," Baird said Thursday. I le found no prob­ lems on site. During a check of Department of Licensing com­ puter records, however, Baird found Ansley had still not designated an agency manag­ er, a violation o f Florida statutes. Ansley was informed of this on July 21 during a per­ sonal interview with Baird in the Orlando Regional Office. Ansley denied the allega­ tion, Baird said in a report. Ansley also said he notified the department that he was the manager, but he was unable to prove it. That same day, Ansley pro­ vided a letter designating him self as the manager of Community Enforcement. There is a question, howev­ er, about whether Ansley is qualified to be the agency manager. Baird said a security agency manager must hold either an MB agency manager license from the state or a class D security license for two years. State records show that Ansley's application for an MB agency manager license was denied Dec. 30, 2004. Earlier on Nov. 10, a letter to Ansley from W.H. "Buddy" Bevis, assistant director for tne Division of Licensing, request­ ed that Ansley provide addi­ tional information "that you arc qualified for licensure by lawfully gained, verifiable experience or training." Ansley did not respond to W AirlineaddsflightstoMidwest SANFORD — Aik-giant Air and the Orlando Sanford International Airport have announced additional, regular­ ly scheduled nonstop service to several cities across the nation. Beginning Dec. 15, service will be to Northwest Chicagoland International Airport in Rockford, III., located between Chicago and Madison/ Milwaukee, Wis. Services will operate four days per week. Scheduled service lias also been announced between Sanford and SpringficldBranson Regional Airport in Springfield, Mo. Services will operate twice weekly. ALso beginning on Dec. 15, Allegiant has announced non­ stop service to Toledo Express e ' r e the request and his applica­ tion was denied. Stroud said Ansley does hold a class D security license, which was issued Nov. 10, 2004. ‘ • That would not meet the two-year requirement, but Ansley did hold an earlier class D license from Aug. 2, 2000, to June 12, 2002, when it expired. Ansley also possesses a license to carry a concealed weapon for self defense. Shroud said. E x c i t e d ! 11 Come browse through preowned furniture, home decor and hand made croJts. Airport in Toledo, Ohio. Flights will be operating four days per week. Reservations or information may be obtained on the airline's Web site at www.allegiantair. cum, or through die reserva­ tions center at 1-800432-3810. 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Sanford, FI H I 71 407-328-8385 nwaad and aparatad daca 1 * t* CCL L UL AM Xcingular raising the bar Authorized A g e n t We Can Fill Most Exchange Tanks Too. umfAcn»owuMUO SevngWouHrt^NmbSn»m ^ m * c n ju < m ^ D �Page 4\ T iie H erald Surwlny. October 9.2005 Opinion Page Policy e n a n H o a ic w Fire Prevention OH NO/ W 0 rN g ~ W * AFRAJPTHAT Prevention Week. By P resid ential But the story d oesn't end P roclam ation , O ct. 9 through 15 is Fire here. On that very sam e day, Prevention W eek. The event a forest fire stru ck in W isconsin, and com pletely w as declared to be observed on the first or second full w iped ou t the tow n of w eek o f the m onth of Peshlgo, killing 1,182 per­ O cto b er sin ce 1925. (The sons. T h e C h icag o fire w eek is determ ined at the received all of the publicity, tim e in w h ich O ct. 9 but th is one w as a real tragedy. appears). Ju st to p o in t out the The aim of the observance .............................. Is to destruction of fires, 1 looked up other fires in our nation, Increase singling out only those with awareness of the d an­ over 100 fatalities. Take a gers of fire look; Sept. 1, 1894, a forest fire and to edu­ cate the in M innesota killed 413 peo­ u b lic on ple. Ju n e 30, 1900, the ow to stay H oboken, New Jersey fire safe from fire. It is caused 320 deaths. Nick Sept. 20, 1902, a church in sp o n so red B irm ing h am , A labam a P fe ifa u f by the killed 115 people. _________ National D ec. 3 0 ,1 9 0 3 , the Iroquois F i r e Theater in C hicago burned, Protection A ssociation. It w as a ctu a lly the killing 602 theatergoers. Jan. 1 3 ,1 9 0 8 , another the­ e v en in g o f O ct. 8th in A m erican history, when the ater fire at Rhoads T heater in Bayertow n, Penn. Killed w orst fire in the n ation . , struck. That is w hen M rs. 170. M arch 4, 1908, a school O 'L e a r y 's cow rep orted ly kicked over a gas lantern bu rned In C o llin g w o o d , w hich started the infam ous O hio causing 176 deaths. M arch 25, 1911. the Infa­ C hicago fire. W ith all o f the city 's w ooden build ings, it m ous T rian g le S h irtw a ste w as just w aiting to burn, Factory in New York C ity and b u m it did. The fire caused 146 deaths, w hen it w as found there w as only killed 300 p eop le and destroyed ov er 17,000 stru c­ one exit to the building. O ct. 12, 1918, a forest fire tures and over 2000 acres in in C loquet, M inn. K illed 400 27 h ou rs. The b la z e destroyed the entire d ow n­ persons. M ay 15, 1929, a clin ic tow n area and m ost of the city 's N orth sid e. O fficials burned in C leveland, O hio estim ated the loss at $196 killing 125 people. A pril 21, 1930, a peniten­ m illion. W ith m ost o f the tiary In C o lu m b u s, O hio fire on the 9th, C ongress ev e n tu a lly d eclared that caught fire and 320 lost their , day as Fire Prevention Day, olives. Nov. 28, 1942, the and the beginning o f Fire Don’t like our point of view? Do something about It. Write us a letter to the editor. All letters to the editor must be signed and, for verification purposes. Include an address and phone number. Letters ihoufd also be limited to 600 words. Letters to the editor will be accepted by. . u.8. Mall 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771 . •E-mail editor Osemlnoiehersld.com •Fax 323-9408 Lenars to fte edtor and cokxnmsts who appear on the edSorial page do not necessarily represent toe views of The SankxdHerald. Letters may be edKed. C C o coan u t G rove fire in Boston killed 491 partygoers. Ju ly 6, 1944, a fire destroyed the m ain tent of the Ringling B rothers circus In H artford, Conn, w ith a loss o f 168 lives. D ec. 7, 1946, the W inecroft Hotel in A tlanta burned killing 119 patrons and em ployees. T h a t's as far as my “over 100 d eath s" research went, but there w ere m any other fires w ith nearly that many fa ta litie s w hen fires d estroy ed sch oo ls, h o sp i­ tals, d ance halls, hotels, and other facilities w hich con­ tained m any persons. Ju st Im agine the loss of liv es we have had, the loss of property, land and facili­ ties, and the g rief w hich stru ck fam ilies and loved ones across our nation. Is It any w onder that Congress and ou r fire fig h ters are con cern ed , that they use this one w eek to call atten­ tion to the dangers of fires. Perhaps every one of us should take a long hard look at where we live, w here we w ork, and ou r su rrou n d ­ ings, and sec If we can find problem s w hich could cause fires. We can 't control light­ ening strikes, but m ost of these fires w ere caused by hum an beings, (o r a cow, as in the C hicago fire - w hich rem ains questionable to this date). L e t's o b serv e N ational Fire P rev en tio n W eek by actually doing som ething to prevent d isasters w hich can strike w ithout w arning. 10/09/05 Gas gone wild A« pmtniht‘d. 71ir Itrratil Is publishing Ihe gas prices prices were gathered at noon Friday, Oct. 7 for 87 octane gasoline. The lowest price Is up 4 cents from last week. The difference this week is 26 cents per gallon compared with 22 cento per gallon last week. • Sam 's Wholesale, 1101 Rinehart Road, members • BJ's Wholesale, 4278 State Road 46, members • Racetrac, 4530 State Road 46 • Wal-Mart, 1661 Rinehart Road • Mobil, 3795 South Orlando Drive • Chevron, 3001 South Orlando Drive • Racetrac, 3780 U S . 17-92 • Cumberland Farms, 3100 Sanford Avenue • G T s Gas and Go, 801 Celery Avenue • Sunoco, 2623 Orlando Drive • Sunoco, 4730 State Road 46 • 7-11, 7500 County Road 427 • 7-11, 2989 South Orlando Drive • Sammy's, 2425 French Avenue • 7-11,100 French Avenue • Valero, 217 South Park Avenue • 7-11, 25th Street ® Airport Boulevard • Exxon, 101 French Avenue • Cilgo, 1176 Celery Avenue • Circle K, 2631 Sanford Avenue $2,739 $2,749 $2,799 $2,799 $2,799 $2,799 $2,799 $2,819 $2,859 $2,859 $2,859 $2,859 $2,859 $2,899 $2,899 $2,899 $2,919 $2,919 $2,939 $2,999 Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church Sanford is... Alive After Five Thursday, October 13th 5 PM - 8 PM & Welcome Center located at 230 E. F irst Street (Com er o f First Street & Palmetto Avenue) Enjoy Wine, Beer & Food Tastings While Strolling through Historic Downtown Sanford Also visit our unique: is having Round-Up Sunday on October 16th. Art Galleries & Studios Antique Shops Chosen Few will once again be performing. For over a decide, Chosen Few was The Gospel Group of SilverI Dollar City In Branson,] Missouri. Their music' centers on traditional themes qf grace f Restaurants Specialty Shops . And much more j — ' • t approach to the much Imusic genre. The service will I followed by dinner on the grounds, i Sunday has t western theme so feel free to .. weir jeans and cowboy boots. For More information: 407.323.9272 Palm etto Avenue B aptist Church 2 6 2 6 P a p N to Ave., Sanford, FL 82773 407-828-1583 i . t �T iif. H eram > O b itu a rie s ELEA N OR A. BROW N Eleanor A. Brown. 91, of Ocoee, died Thursday, Oct Longwood, or Hospice of the Comforter. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home. Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. She was a secretary. Survivors Include dauehters, Audrey Theresa Conncl, Sandy Slykcrm an and Zita B. Wamslcy; seven grandchildren; three great* grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Oct. 15, at 10 a m. at Sts. Peter 4c Paul Catholic church. Banfield Funeral Home Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. SHIRLEY W ILLIAMS CLARK Shirley W illiam s Clark, 79, of Mimosa Terrace, Sanford, died Friday, Sept. 30, 2005. She was born April 5, 1926, in Chicago and moved to Central Florida from Missouri in 1948. She was a member o f Daughters of Mokanna and Asbury M ethodist Church. Survivors include daugh­ ter, Judith Ann O sborn of Sanford; one grandson; three great-grandchildren. In lieu of flow ers, d ona­ tions may be made to Hospice o f the Comforter, 480 VV. Central Parkway, Altam onte Springs, 32714. There will be no public funeral service. Tri-County Crem ation Service, Longwood, in charge o f arrangem ents. CLYDE E. EVANS Clyde E. Evans, 70, of Sanford, died Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2005. He was born Oct. 17, 1934 in W illiamsburg, Ky. He w as a foreman and a Baptist. Survivors include wife, Evelyn; son, Jeff; sisters, Christine Reed, Norma Clay, Estel Evans; brother, Carl. Funeral services were held Friday, Oct. 7, at Oaklaw n Park Cemetery. In lieu of flow ers, contribu­ tions may be made to First Baptist Church of PATRICIA M A R G A R ET I atrtda Margaret, 58, of Orlando, died Thursday. Oct. 6, 2005. She was a registration clerk at Florida Hospital South. r Collison Family Funeral Home 4c Crematory, Howell Branch Chanel, Winter Park, In charge of arrangements. PATRICIA A. M cD o n n e l l Patricia A. McDonnell, 67, of Orlando, died Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2005. J . born Jan. 2. 1938, in Waltham, Mass. She was a retired secretary. Survivors include brother, Charles T. Grimes. Interm ent will be at St Patrick's Cemetery in W archam, Ma. Banfield Funeral Home, W inter Springs, in charge of arrangem ents. Longwood; daughters. Sherry Savrda of Longwood and Karen Pierce of Iowa City, Iowa; sisters, Charlene Albright of Muscatine, Iowa, Phyllis Kesler of West Liberty, Iowa and Barbara Bailey of Kennewick, Wash.; three grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Oct. 10, at Oaklaw n Chapel with interment at a later date in Iowa. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklaw n Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. JEA N ETTE L O IS REN KES Jeanette Lois Rcnkes, 80, of Longwood, formerly of Sunland Drive, Sanford, died Saturday, Oct. 1, 2005. She was a homemaker. Survivors include hus­ band, Arthur Renkes; chil­ dren, Peggy Baton of Gold Canyon, Ariz., Julie Hunter of Winter Haven, Saclon Renkes of Palo Alto, cal., Russell Renkes of Longwood; four grandchil­ dren; one great-grandchild. The family wishes to thank Hospice of the Com forter in Altamonte Springs for all their help and support. In keeping with her wish­ es, there will be no funeral service. O rlando Direct Cremation Service, in charge of arrangements. CHONG MEI HA Chong Mei Ha, 75, of Lilbum, Ga., died Friday, Sept 30, 2005 in Tucker, Ca. She was born Oct. 30, 1929 In Wenzhou. She was a home­ maker. Survivors include brother Lam Kan Yu. Funeral services will be held Monday, Oct. 10, at 11 a.m. at Banfield funeral home, HAZEL JO Y C E SC H M ID T with burial in Highland Hazel Joyce Schm idt, 75, Memory Gardens, Apopka. of Casselberry, died Banfield Funeral home. Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2005 at her Winter Springs, in charge of residence. arrangements. She was born in Apopka and was a lifelong resident C A R O L L. M ILLER o f Central Florida. Carol L. Miller, 68, of She was a hom em aker Longwood, died Tuesday, and organist at Aloma Oct. 4, 2005 in Altam onte Baptist Church at which she Springs. was a member. She was b om Sept. 16, Survivors include daugh­ 1937, in M uscatine County, ters, Brenda W eis-DiFazio of Iowa O rlando, Susan Considder She was a hom em aker o f Geneva and Lisa and a M ethodist. A ldridge of M ango, Fla.; 11 Survivors include hus­ grandchildren; nine greatband Dale M iller of OaklawnMemorial FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY Serving Central Florida Since 1954 “ A Friend When You Really Need One CEM ETERIES 46A & Rinehart Rd. AND FUNERAL HOMES Ask For Your Free Simplicity 24 Hrs. Telephone (407) 322-4263 Plan • Pre-Arrangement Guide SuiHlay. October 9. 20«.r) Funeral services were held Wednesday, Oct. 5, at Aloma Baptist Church with Rev. Joe Boatwright officiat­ ing. Burial was at Highland Memorial Gardens. Collison Family Funeral Homes ft Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. VERN SM ITH Vern Smith, 95, of Sanford, died Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2005 in Apopka. She was born Aug. 24, 1910 in Brooksvillc. She was a secretary for the State of Florida. She was a member of First United Methodist Church of Sanford since 1934. Survivors include sons, Eugene B. Sm ith o f Apopka and terry Smith of Sanford; five grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday, Oct. 10, at 2 p.m. at the Oaklawn Chapel of the Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home with Pastor Jim Bradshaw officiating. Interment will follow at Oaklawn ark Cemetery. Baldwin-Fairchild fu neral Home, Oaklawn Park, Sanford /Lake Mary, In charge of arrangements. DAN IEL T H O M PSO N JR . Daniel Thompson Jr., a.k.a. ''Tom” or “D J-. 64, of Georgia Avenue, Sanford, died Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2005, at Central Florida Thompson Regional Hospital in Sanford. Born June 12.M941, in Darnell, Ark., he moved to Sanford in 1985. He was a retired veteran o f the U.S. Navy. Survivors include wife, Beatrice “Peggy” Thom pson o f Sanford; children, Debra Valentine, Wanda Young, Clinton Thom pson, Princess W illiam s, Danny Thom pson, all of California, and Felicia Thompson of Sanford; brother Larue Thompson; sisters, Margaret Brand, Faye Johnson and Ellen Thompson, all of Kansas City; 16 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be held Monday, Oct. 11, at 10 a.m. at Florida National Cemetery, Bushncll. Visitation will be Monday, Oct. 10, from 4 , until 8 p.m . at Sunrise Funeral Home, 900 Locust Avenue. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangem ents. • • SH ELLEY A. T O D D Shelley A. Todd, 30, of Altamonte Springs, died Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2005. She was bom Dec. 2, 1974 in Orlando. She was a w ait­ ress. Survivors include son, Kymball Grim es; mother, Melinda A. O tero; father, Ricci S. Todd, Sr.; brothers, Ricci S. Todd, Jr., and M ichael W. O tero; sister, Kamryn H. Todd; paternal grandmother, M axine P. Vickery; m aternal grand­ mother, Mary E. Ellsworth. Funeral services will be held Saturday, O ct. 8, at 3 p.m. at Banfield Funeral Home with the Rev. Chris W haley officiating. Banfield Funeral Home, W inter Springs, In charge of arrangements. CA RL EUGENE W IN G JR . Carl Eugene Wing, Jr., 64, of Sorrento, died Saturday, Oct. 1, 2005 at Florida Hospital Waterman in Tavares. He was bom in Grand Rapids, Mich. He was a pool builder. Survivors include wife, Ruth Wing o f Wekiva; sons, Kenneth Wing o f Sanford, Richard Caldwell and Fred Caldwell, both of Port O range; daughters, Angie Nash o f Michigan, Carla Zamarron of Casselberry, Lainic Munoz of Deltona, Mindy Champion of St. Cloud, Pam Fail and Lisa Caldwell, both of Sanford; brother, Rick Baumgardner of Michigan; sisters, Patsy Wing, Ginny Evans, Anne Whitney and Mary Kay Hamilton, all of Michigan, and Bonnie Jones of Florida; 41 grandchildren; four great grandchildren. , Funeral services will be at 7 p.m., Monday, Oct. 24, at Collison Family Funeral home, Cramkow Chapel, Sanford. Burial will be by M etro Crematory. Collison Family Funeral Homes 4c Crematory, Gramkow Chapel, Sanford, In charge of arrangements. W ILLIAM “B O B " R. W ILKES William “Bob" R. Wilkes, 78, of Sanford, died Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2005 at Central Florida Regional Hospital in Sanford. He was born Sept. 24, 1927, in Springfield, Mass., and moved to Central Florida in 1997. He was a member of Longwood Hills Congregational Church, and the Ludlow Rod and Gun Club. Survivors include wife, Ellen Wilkes of Sanford; daughter, Cheryl Wilkes of Lake Mary; sister, Elsie Riendeau of Brimfield, Ma. Memorial donations may be made to St. Jude Children's Hospital, 16516 Magnolia Terrace Blvd., Monteverde, FL 34756-3509. Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. 'B a its Funeral Home SiIK* IM7 Providing Light During The Darhnt o f Jlm ti Cfasnaln CrfMnl im k. Fam ily H our Plan S tarts at $ 8 9 9 C hristian Burial Plan S tarts at S 999 E a iy C n 4 M P a y n th l Man W M M M Pftar* In Thn f tmar* luamnna Qurm Hunt. Owner *»ar P h o n e : 4 0 7 -8 4 1 -2 3 3 1 16 N . IU IIm A v«. O f U n d o , t L We Value Our Veterans 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 F R E E 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. Compare and you’ll fin d we’re more affordable. Banfield Funeral Home Winter Springs Chapel 4 traffic lights east of 17-92 on SR 434 407-327-1500 COM PARE OUR P R IC E S AN D SER VICE Tymtltinnal Funeral Service Banfield Funeral H o m e................................... (1 7 9 5 Collison Family Funeral H o m e .................... $1995 Brisson Funeral H om e..................................... $2195 Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home ............... $3620 Barfield Funeral Home Offers Funeral Packages, Traditional Burial Starting at $3075. services plus: casket, outer burial container, book, folders, thank you cards, DVD, . ALL INCLUDED Full Services with cremation to follow starting at $2516. 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Prayer, Bible Study, 7 3 0 PM 446-Nazerene First C h u rch of the Naiarene 2581 Sanford Ave Sanford, Florida 407-322-3122 Jon Carnes, Pastor Morning Worship, 10 30am Sunday School. 9:30am Sunday Evening, 6pm Wed. Night B *ie Sludy. 7pm 449-Presbyterian First Presbyterian C h u rch (U S A ) of Laka Mary 128 West Wilbur Ave Lake Mary. FL 407-321-1021 |<il.emarvPcaaol.CQm Rev Brenda Loyal. Pastor Church S ch o o l, 9;30am Morning Worship. 10:45am 440-Lutheran 404-Baptlst 401-Angllcan St. Alban'a Anglican Cathedral Traditional Anglican 3348 W. S R 426 (Aloma Ava) (1/4 mila ofl Greenaway. S R 417 Going East) Oviedo, Florida 407-657-2376 1928 Book Ot Common Prayer Sunday Services Hoty Eucharist BAM Sunday School (an ages) 9AM Sung Eucharist 10AM (Nursery at both services) Weekday Holy Eucharist Services Tuesday 12Noon Wednesday 7PM Thursday 9:30PM Friday 12Noon Th e Difference Is Worth the Distance 402-As8embly of God Central Baptist C h urch 3101 West S R 46 Sanlord. F L 32771-8844 407-322-2914 Jimmy Dale Patterson, Senior Pastor S unday Services Sunday Morning Bible Study 9 am A 10:30am Worship Services 9am A 10 :30am Wednesday Prayer Service 6 3 0 pm C ountryside Baptist C h urch 590 S. Country Club Rd Lake Mary. F L 32746 407-322-5979 Shane Wynn, Pastor Sunday School 9:45AM Sunday AM Worship 10:45AM Sunday PM Worship 6PM W ed Prayer Meeting 7:30PM Nursery Provided First Baptist Markham W oods 6400 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary. 407-333-2065 Dr. Bob Parker. Pastor Nelson Chapman, Youth Pastor Sunday-Worship 10:45AM •Children'a AW ANA Club 530PM Family Activities.. 6PM Fam ily W orship C an tar 2462 S. Park Ave Sanlord, F L 32771 407-322-9222 Jeff Krall, Pastor Sunday Worship Service 930 A M Wednesday Service 7PM Palmetto Avenue Baptist C h urch 2626 Palmetto Ave Sanlord. FL 32773 (407)323-1563 webarte-www P A B C -IC S org •The Family Friendly Church" W aklva A ssem bly ot G o d 1675 Dixon Rd Longwood, F L 32779 407-774-0777 Greg Freeman. 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FL 407-322-3942 Rev W es Tanksley, Pastor Senior Adult Sunday School ...,9:45AM Morning Worship.. 10:45AM Sunday Night E D G E B-7PM Wednesday Family Enrichment 7 to 8 P M Seminole Trinity Christian School Pre-School thru grade 9 407-321-2723 7pm Ladles Bible Study •1030am Pastor's Bible Study •6:00pm Pastor's Dlsdplineshlp Study 6 p m Divorce Care 6 p m Children* Graded Choirs 6 p m Orchestra Rehearsal 6:30pm Youth Bible Study ■7pm Pastor's Bible Study •7pm M.I.C. at Night (Missions Involving Children at Nighl) •7pm Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal •7pm Youth Activities in Gym First Baptist Sanlord 619 S. Park Ave. Sanford, FL 407-322-6041/407-321 -9351 Youth: 407-322-5322 Rev. Joe Douthitl, Interim. Pastor Rev. Tom Smith, Pastoral Cara Rev. R. Wagoner, Muaic Rev Mark Williams, Students Adam Widow, Intern-Students •Sunday School...9:t 5AM Sunday Worship.1030A;6P Wed Activities, all ages. 6:30PM Nursery Provided A lso D a y C a re 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 o l Prophecy 2509 8. Elm Ave, Sanlord, FL 407-322-4015 Thomas Harris, Pastor Sunday School ...,9:45AM Praise A Worship ...1030AM Message by Pastor...11AM Evening S ervice ......8PM • Tuesday Prayer Mtg.lQAM Midweek Service (Wed) 7PM. 425-Congregatlonal First Shiloh Missionary Baptist C h urch 700 Elm Avenue Sanlord, F L 32771 407-322-5489 Rev Dr. Harry D. Rucker, Sr Pastor Early Morning Serv., 8:15AM Sunday S ch o o l.....9:30AM Morning Worship..11AM Evening Worship(TBA)..4PM Monday Bible Study ...730P M G race Baptist C h urch 919 Longwood Hide Road Longwood. F L 32750 407-265-3595 Pastor Dave Thompson Sunday S ch o o l.....930am Morning Worship ....10:45am Evening W orship.....600 pm T R A N S M IS S IO N S JIM m First Baptist C h urch of Longw ood 891 State Road 434 East Longwood. F L 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 ■530pm Awana •530pm Youth Discipline ship •5:30pm Pastor's Dtsclpllneshlp Study ■530pmVocal Ensembles 413-Christlan Science TUMdoy C ity C h u rch 650 E Airport Btvd Sanlord. F L 32773 407-32 1-9 600 Eu ge n e Sm ith, Pastor S un day Services, 9 .0 0 A M A 10:30AM w w w orlandodtychurch oom 404-Baptist W estvlew Baptist C h urch 4100 H.E. Thomas Jr Pkwy Sanlord. F L 32771 (407) 323-0523 www.we0tYiewbanll«Lna Bill Coffman, Pastor Sunday Worship 625am , 10:45am A 6pm Sunday School 935am Wed. Activities. All Ages 630pm 407-Catholic All S ouls Catholic C h urch Com er ol 9th 81A 8. Oak Ave Sanlord. FL 407-322-3795 Father Richard W. Trout. Pastor Weekday Mass 6 3 0 AM. Mon-Fri Confessions. Saturday. 4PM Saturday V ig il......5PM Sunday. 730AM . 1030AM. Noon 9AM • English (Social Had) 8:45 AM • Spanish (Church) 5PM Latin Tridenline Mass 410-Christian Seteharbor Christian C h urch 730 Upsaia Road Sanlord. FL 407-322-0080 Tim Storms. Minister Joe Caputo, Youth Minister Michael Midigan, Worship Minister Morning Worship 9 A1030 G reco Fellowehip Congregational C h urch (N A C C C ) 2401 8. Park Ave. Sanlord 407-322-4584 Larry Leonard. Pastor Sunday Sch ool.... 930 A M Morning Worship ..11AM Choir Practice Wed. ..630P M Baby sitting service available 428-Eplacopal H oly Croea Episcopal C h urch 8. Park Ave 0 4th St, Sanlord F L Sunday Worship 7 3 0 A10a.m. Nursery A Sunday School lor chil­ dren. Midweek worship in Chapel on Weds. Community meal 0 6:30pm Weds. For times A detail ol studies and activities. Call 407-322-4611. H oly Croea Lutheran C h urch 780 Sun Drive. Lake Maty, FL Paul Hoyer, Pastor Jonathan Thomas, Asst. Pastor Saturday E vening .....5 30 P M Praise A Worship Sunday M orning.....BAM Traditional Service Sunday Morning ,...930Am Praise A Worship Sunday Morning ...,11AM Famity Worship Service Nursery Is provided For Information can 407-333-0707. Lutheran C h urch ot T h e R edeem er (Mleaourt S yn o d ) 2525 8. Oak Ave, Sanlord, FL Pastor James Timmons Sunday S ch o o l......9:15AM Worship Service 1030AM Information, 407-322-3552 HttpJ/www.torms org N ew Creation Lutheran C h u rch Worshipping at: ktytwitde Elementary School 401 W Uen Road 407-322-7312 Bob Breeemann. Pastor Sunday Worship: 8:45AM/10:45 AM Nursery Provided www.NewCreationChurch.ee 443-Methodist Christ United Methodist C h urch 408 Tucker Drive (comer ot Tucker Dr A 427) 407-322-7900 Rev Wayne Stone. Pastor Sunday School.......930am Inter-Mission-----------1030am Morning Worship ...H a m Bible Study W ednesday............830 am ChAdren* Time Included In Worship Nursery provided lor Babies and S m al Children. •Small Enough To Love You • Growing In Christ To Serve You* First United Methodist C h urch 419 Park Ave. Sanford. FL 407-322-4371 Jim Bradshaw, Pastor Morning Worship, 830 am A1130am 9:45am Contemporary Service Coffee Fellowship. 930am Sunday School. 9 45am Youth Fellowship, 4pm Nursery Provided First Presbyterian C h urch of Sanford Downtown on 3rd A Oak 407-322-2662 FmayfprsanewbeoinninQS.ee Sun. Worship 10AM Nursery Adult Sun. School 9AM Young Adults Sun School 11:15AM Sun. Youth, Food. Movie, Fellowship 5PM Mon. Choir ABells Rehearsal 7PM Wed. Eve Dinner (by reservation) 530 P M Wed. Bible Study Adults 6PM W ed Bible Study Middle School 6PM Wed. Praise Team Rehearsal 7PM Thors. Boy Scout Troop 545 7PM W a 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 Dr. Michael L Andrews, Interim Minister Early Service. 8 30 A M Sunday School, all ages 9:15AM Traditional Worship 1030AM Nursery Provided U pee la Com m unity Presbyterian Church "Knowing A Making Known Jeeps Christ* Com er of 46-A A Upsaia Road. Sanford, FL 407-330-2635 WWW.UMAlACtlUftfl.COfn Rev. Bryan L Wenger, Pastor Sunday School 9.00am Morning Worship 10.00am Nursery Care Provided 451-Seventh Day Adventist Seventh Day Adventist C h urch 5779 C R 427 Sanlord. FL (behind Flea World) Pastor David B. Graham Sabbath School 930am Morning Worship 10 :50am Mkfwk Worship. Wed. 7pm Childrens Church Provided Kids C .O .O .L Club Seventh Day Adventist M A R S H ILL 8 0 A 800 East 2nd St. Sanford. FL 407-323-5646 Sabbath S ch ool.....930 A M Divine W orship...... 11AM Wed. Prayer Mtg 7:30 PM 446-Nazerene SI Peter's Episcopal Church 700 Rinehart Rd. Lk Mary. FL 407-444-5873 Rav Chartea L. Holt. Rector Wkend Euchcrist: Sat. 5pm Sun 730am , 9am, 11am Child. Church 9am/11am Nursery, 8:45am -12:45pm . 431-Charismatic Episcopal C h urch ot Th e Holy Comforter •Owreratc fiMrope OmUT 803 W. 4th St • Sanlord, Florida 407-3236067 Rev Mark Barth. Priest Sunday Eucharist.....930 A M 437-NonDenominational Lite Spring O u tR eech Ministries Sun. 10 .30am a! Longwood Civic League Women* Club 135 W. Church Ave, downtown Longwood Phone: 407-339-0277 We Are Changing Th e World One LMe At A Time www Mesprmgministnes-org X ~ r V '.' Bridgew ay C h urch 421 Longwood/Lk Mary Rd Lake Mary, F L 32748 (currently meeting 0 Lk Mary Elementary) Pastor Jeffery Cook Sunday Worship, 10am Wed. Fetowship, 7pm wwwhflrloewaytfmrtfuitl/*07324-9060 Buldtng bridges ot Faith. Hope. A Love: (An affiliate ot the Church ol the N as arena) 458-Wesleyan Wesleyan C h urch of Peola 5580 Wayside Drive Sanlord. F L 32771 (Off 1-4 (Exit 51) Weal First Street on Left • O ne Mile) Leonard O D o m e l, Pastor 407-322-6332 •Where the Gospel ta good News* Sunday Sch ool....... 9:45AM Morning Worship ....11AM Evening w orship.....6PM Mid-Week Mtg Wed. 7 3 0 PM Please Share Your Ufa Wl �T he I I eraui Sunday. October !), 2005 I'aftC 7/\ L ifeStyle n * Way w e W a n : Open House Class of ‘65 celebrates "o p tio n at the former Ritz Theater on Friday night a din­ ner dance at the civic center on Saturday night andI aa picnic in the park and a tourr of tm the shident Museum on Sunday These are students that I taught so I will be attending; in fart, I taught more of the stu­ dents in this class dun any other. I began teaching at the new SHS in the fall of 1%1 (die Grace Marie school had opened that Stincciphcr January) die year that the 1965 • • • • • • • « classmen were freshmen. It was , a y * » of transition as part of h tl " T T V ' * * former School which had become Sanford Junior High. That year I U u ^ t drne d a v « of general matix co m p ed m‘*t!y of freshmen The next year the 1965 class was reunited with the new SHS and I taught five classes of geometry, composed mostly of sophodavs'S ’ " ere^°re’ * ^ufiht eight classes of the 1965 as *t v “ alf‘> l r f lhrir bvshman sponsors 1961­ 62. The main dung I remember about that was help­ ing supervise their building of a homecoming fleit in a large building somewhere. Michele Jones was class president widi David Laniec Buddy Burton. Susan Gear and Robert Best as the other officers. I know there were others helping build the float, but the mam ones I recall were Michelle, Buddy and David Nodi Another sponsor Mary Joyce Bateman, was ndping with ihe bonfire, another class project while sponsor James Hardin came by the float building for a few minutes and said "Hmmm". y°Jr * * y teiK tn i “ their motto Nothing Without God”; colors - blue and white and flower - carnation. David Lanier led the class their sophomore year as president, aided by officers Helen Mann, Sandy BLsbeo, Freddie Benyhill and Pete Reynolds. They again entered a float and collected wood for a bonfire (the freshmen had been moved to the junior high that year and this class was again the lowly peons). They also participated in the Powder Iniff game. I began sponsoring the Girls Future teachers (there was aLso a boys dub) that year and continued for about 13 years. In that capacity I worked with several more students of the 1965 d an and of course*, many classes to come. During their Junior year, Joel Fehd led them as tjieir president, aided by offievrs Linda Stapler. Cathy Cammack. Ronnie Risner and David Uttleton. To raise money (or the Junior-senior prom, they held dances and sponsored a powder puff game among other activities. They aLso enjoyed Sadie I lawkins Day that year. The football team had a superior 10-4 season, the best in Central Florida and they won the Orange Belt Conference. Charles I lunter served as president of the senior dass; the other offievrs were Carol Torres, Terry Rabun, Linda Rich and Ronnie Risner. During the year tliere were such things as senior tests, senior pictures, senior privileges and the junior-senior prom. , . . The Senior Superlatives chosen by their class­ mates in a popular vote, were David Lanier. Linda Spencvr, Helen Mann Bill Stemper Ronnie Hall Bonnie Caolo, Joe Fariess, Susan Piercy, Barbara Cox, and Charles Hunter. (I taught eight of these students). In their first year in the Metrfto Conference, SHS bed for second with an 5-1-1 record. Jim Pigott was head coach. They won their homecoming game and 1 assume it was with DeLand as one of the floats pictures was of a bulldog. Homecoming Queen w as Barbara Cox, one of my students who was later my hairdresser for many yean. Throughout their school years at SHS, most members of this dass participated in at least one dub/organization. And there were several to choose from. Here are a few with their activities in 1964-65. Student Council officers were David Lamer president Jim Dodson, vice president Susan Piercy, treasurer and Linda Spencer secretary. Some of the activities of the council were revisiting their consti­ tution. beginning the Interdub CouncU and organ­ izing Iiomeooming and the May Day BaU. The Future teachers, led by Elaine Echols, hon­ ored the faculty during American Education Week, heard speakers on various aspects of education, and participated in a week of practice teaching Tlieir state convention delegates promoted the can­ didacy of member Crill Hardin who was elected state recording secretary The Latin Club held a candy sale, sale. built Duut the me win­ ning homecoming float prepared va various projects wrents to view one which they invited their parents evening. The big big event was the annual Latm Club ig Tne banquet at which time the fust year students acted as slaves to their masters, the second-year students. The Spanish d u b built a relationship with a cor­ responding dub in Guatemala, sold Christmas rib­ bons and held all their meetings in Spanish The Broadcast Club produced a weekly program over radio station WTRR. toured the Channel-2 TV station and sold candy. President was Ken ' ' T h e Key Club added new benches on campus, installed a victory bell over the gym, agisted the Red Crow during Hurricane Dora and helped the Kiwanis d u b with their Pancake Day. Jue Fariess was president. , , Helen Mann led the Anchor d ub in service to the community and school which included aiding in the Faster Seal campaign and purchasing a dea­ con bench for the administration building. They lionored both their mothers and tlw Pilot d ub with teas and selected as their Admiral David Lamer The TO Hi Y sold Christmas cards to finance their service projects which included decorating die goal posts, assisting in Parents Night and helping faml- \ H*f»kr photo by Marva Hawkins Conlor is Mary DioUel and Iho Angels of Deltona, a group of men who volunteer fo serve and help others. Group teaches life skills to participants B .. , „ . Hsrsld photo by Marva Hawkins rom loft are Patricia Chandler, Sharon Bryan, manager, and Captain Scott Bailor Sheriff’s Office prefers ‘balanced approach’ for youth services center Ru lla m a Hawkina U»t..LI__ By Marva Herald Correspondent SANFORD — The Sem inole Counlv S h eriff's O ffice held an open house Tuesday, Sepl. 27, al the Youth Services Prevention and Enforcement Center al the Orlando-Sanford International Airport. Law enforcem ent com m unity citizens toured the new state-of-the-art building under the D ivision of Juvenile Crime Enforcement and Inlcrvention, in partner­ ship with Ihe D epartm ent of Juvenile Justice, licaded by Capt. Scott Bailor. Sgt. Frank Valentin is unit supervisor for Consequence A lternative Sanctions, Intensive Com m unity Supervision and Conditional Release Units. There is zero-tolerance for students who attend the Eugene Gregory youth academy, a home with a unique partnership between the S h e riff's O ffice, the Departm ent o f Ju venile Justice, the Sem inole County School Board and ACS youth services. W hile academ ics are Im portant, the "Balanced Approach" is a mainstay of the Sheriff's Office re-entry program. Students must maintain a strict behavior code enforced by the Consequence Alternative Sanctions Unit. After school hours, youth are supervised by the S h eriff's Intensive Community Supervisor unit, contracted by the D epartm ent o f Ju venile Justice, which insures that students comply witJi the terms of probation and conditional release, such as curfew, restitution, and performance of community service. This 'B alan ced Approach” enhances public safety and promotes the common good. Seminole County Sheriff Donald Eslinger says the number o f youthful offenders nationwide has grown at an alarming rale for over a decade. The list of potential reasons for the rise in juvenile crime is endless. It is believed that as partners here in Seminole County, the bond between the agencies with leaders and staff will be able to enhance the quality of life of the citizens in our community, while searching for new means to address the needs of youthful offenders and Ihelr fnmtlies. Fur Inhumation, call 407-70ti-740, SCSO Juvenile Assessment Center; 407-665-2400 fur Stay Truancy Center, 407-665-2450 for Sheriff's Office Child Protective Services, 407-665-K ID S, D ept, of Ju venile Justice Reflections Center, 407-330-6750, Florida Parent Hotline, 1-888-413-2645, and Florida Abuse Hotline, 1-800-962-2843. Stetson’s Corner Another Year W iser As 1 mowed the grass this week it came to me that I had­ n’t cut grass in October for two years. Last year the ride-amower and tne Lawn Boy ............................. stayed in the sited as L a k e Harney and the St. Johns River rose around us, and the l a w n squished like a big Karon g r e e n P h illip s iP ,o n 8 e ' This year, * * * * * * * * the back pasture is under water, but so far it has stayed a respectful distance from our doorstep. These memories shifted my brain to consider what had changed in light of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. For one thing I’d say tliat I appreciate Florida's leadership at the state and local levels. I'm not saying tliat I agree with every­ thing tlte governor and county officials do, but tliere is a sense of security having been through tough times. It's not exactly "been tliere, done that", but a kind of knowing whal to expect. If we had not experienced Cliarley, Frances, and Jeanne plus the threat of Ivan, and looked now at the agency responses in the gulf, we would surely wonder about our own state's vulnerability. Questions would swirl like tropical winds. Are we sufficiently pre­ pared? Will the governor be informed and involved? Will there be friction between agencies? Wliat will the roads be like in an evacuation? What about the pets? Do we have resources to move our elderly and the sick? How long will we be wilhoul oulside resources? Is our family plan adequate? How much respon­ sibility is on our shoulders to help ourselves? Who makes the lough calls? Who is in charge? So many questions, and we should still ask them. Yet liaving lost our innocence in fall 2004, Floridians are in a strange way fortunate to have experienced a dress rehearsal of sorts. Of course. Punta Gorda, leveled by Charley, would never call its tragedy a dress rehearsal. And Lakeland, Winter Haven, Lake Wales residents, who fell the 1-2-3 punch of the trio of storms, wouldn't either. Floridians found out tliat the best-laid plans may change, as we watched Charley shift direction from Tampa to Orlando. We certain­ ly fell the overwhelming gratefulness when we saw convoys of power trucks from all over the southeast and t)ie country roll through our streets. It stirred our souls, the selflessness to give up their normalcy, time with family, and sleep to restore those very things to us. I hope we never lose that tear In our eye and lump in our throat when we think of them. Florida's oulreach to the otlier gulf stales is a clear message lhat we haven't forgotten, and the olden rule is alive and well in te sunshine state. October often brings Floridians to North Georgia and North Carolina to view the spectacular fall foliage. I suspect tliat last year many did nut make tlte annual trip. Instead of watching folks rake and bag falling leaves on tlu* lovely Appalachian hillsides, we were gathering limbs. S leaves, and debris from our own yards. Instead of creeping in winding automobile lines on the Blue Ridge Parkway, we were creeping In lines of our own-at die gas stations, at ihe home supply stores, al the shelters where ice and water were given out. We swapped apple cider for jugs of water; hauled generators radter dun pumpkins, and smelled gaso­ line rather than cinnamon spice. All dut being said, diis year we look forward to die wonderful sights, smells, and sounds dial fall usually brings us. Widi a careful eye to the tropics and the western coast of Africa, we will not become complacent. I would like to affirm, sorry, dut hurricane season ends November 30. This fact must be stated only because 1 keep hearing people and even national media say dut we only have a month left, as if October 31 ends the season. For a while I won­ dered if the season ending had dunged. But it lu s n ot and even diougli in the past we have lud very litde activity in November; we can all agree this season has not been nor­ mal. Welcome October and its unique holidays: School break, Rosn I lashanah, Ramadan, Columbus Day, Yom Kippur, Natioiul Boss's Day, Daylight Saving Time (gain an hour!) and Halloween. Let's celebrate them with more gusto this year, a little older and wiser. Wc need you fo tell us whal you know that is good about Geneva I Please share your in/brmation. ideas and comments by calling 407-221-7002, via e-mail at karrnm phillipt* bellsou th.net, Ifilease put ‘ Stetson's C om er' in Ihe subject line), or with a fa s to 407-349-2600. Thanks! s Women of Renewing Minds of Faith Bible Ministries, Inc, a transitional! housing and supportive service, helps women to become self-sufficient. They teach life skills to procram participants. Tliis project renews the minds of adult females who an* disabled by substance abuse. These women may also have spedal needs, says Stephanie McClain Littles, Executive Director of the WORM, 813 Pecan Avenue in Sanford. The WORM director has secured another site in the Midway area. Mary Dietzel and ihe Angels of Deltona and M arva other community servants H a w k i n s have taken on the project of volunteering to do * * * * * * * * major improvements to an old house which has been donated. Littles says an unknown donor gave a $100 prepaid card from I lome Depot to get many items needed to replace flcxmng and ceilings and repair whatever was needed to get the house into living condition. This center, when completed and open to the community will offer individual counsel­ ing, substance abuse evaluation and pre­ employment drag screening. The primary focus of the program Is homelessness, literacy, employability, skills training, work place eti­ quette, physical and mental liealth and sub­ stance services. They are ta u g lil social skills, basic w ritin g , m ailM -m altc skills in Ih e vocatio na l contest o l b u s in e s s In d u s t r y a n d e tilr v im -iw -u r s lilp . F o c u s is o n critical th in k in g , p n 4 > lc n v a o lv tn g skills tha t are* essential to w o r k place success a n d com peten cie s ne eded to g a m e n tr y in to certified vocatio na l In im ic a l e d u c a tio n a l pn>g ra n v t tliat w ill im p ro v e the la dies' lives. Women i»f Renewing Minds of Faith Bible Ministries, tne. (W ORM ) changes the la-arts and lives of women. This H o n d a non-pmAl org a n is a tio n lias a mission, a vision, ami is a valued organization faith-based prevention, intervention service designed to reduce crime, illicit dmg use and abuse, violence and related problems in Seminole County ami neighboring communi­ ties. The Seminole County Chapter of Florida A&M University Alumni Association will hold its first formal meeting for the 2005-2006 year on Saturday, Oct. 8 at 2 p.m. at St. John Baptist Church, aimer of 10th Street and Cypress Avenue. All FAMU graduates are invited to attend and bring a fnend. as this important meeting will be to make plans for the ensuing year. Daryl Mobley, Chapter President The second anniversary celebration of the Rev. LeRoy Lee, pastor of the Greater New ML Zion Missionary Baptist Church, will be Oct. 15, at 730 p.m The aimmunity is invited for the crowning of Ms. New ML Zion. Speaker will be Sister Thelma Scott Rivas. Sunday, Oct. 16 at 11 a m., minister Alec Hayes will deliver the message. At the 5 p m servin’. Rev. G. Quistopher Clark and ihe ML Carmel Missionary Baptist Church family will be in charge. The Seminole County Chapter of the Bcthune Cookman College Alumni Association announces the third annual barbeque ribs ccxik-off, Saturday, CVt. 15. from II a m. to 5 p m There will be musical renditions, poetry readings, plenty of good ribs and sodas. Applications are available for vendors interested in competing in the cook-off. Submit applications by Tuesday, Oct. 11. Contact Eartha Scott Joseph, activities cuorcliiutor at 407-322-1416 if you wish to compete. Proceeds from this event will assist the scholarship efforts for the BCC Alumni Association, which provides scholarships for local students at BCC In Daytona Beach. Set up is (rom 7 to 8 a m. with the cook-off to begin at 11 a m. Ribs must be ready for judging. Awards go to the top three. Wndor'a cost is $30. Hie event will be al Coastline Pork, West 9th Street in Sanford Cash or money orders are payable to BCC Alumni. Mail to Eartha Scott Joseph. 1415 W. 7th St, Sanford After the Storm Katrina Fundraiser. Our pastors, churches, choirs, singers, musicians, ensembles, praise dancers, quartets and groups are invited tu be a blessing to the new result-nts that have relocated from New Orleans and surrounding areas. Our new res­ idents will attend the program, so come and be a blessing to them. If you would like to participate in tins spe­ cial Project call Deacon Artis Hardy, 407-320­ 7267 or Sister Faye Henderson, Gospel praise, at 407-330-9621. Program participates ore to respond by Monday, Oct. 17. The program will tv held at the New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, 618 E 10th St, at Hickory Avenue, Oct. 29, at 7 p m r �Tin Hijm iji Page 8A Sunday Ortolwr II. 2005 Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle B9 Revolution brrm 90 Ca/anna • “A PRIOR!" 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He attended what people in Sanford know as the Lillie Red School House. Her son died in an accident, but she kept in touch wilh the organi­ sation and volunteered her time. In 1992, she applied for a position at Head Start and moved up to her current role. Here is a story shared by many people In Head Start who join the program with their chil­ dren. They can receive training and education and often end up working in the program. “That’s what we call empowering the parent,” Sheppard said in an interview Thursday. “Head Start works.” Some coaservative pundits downplay the role of Head Start and label it a liberal social program, but Sheppard and DeMary said that is simply wrong. "There is a large need for programs like this,” DeMary said. "Early childhood educa­ tion is not a priority when you look at the salary of teachers and child care workers.” Head Start does not just focus on academics, she explained. They sure the CXpluuavM> (■ %%.j imake mm* ■ children are property fed and childre ‘ ‘ t. T h e ,y e v e n Rood’ ‘health in got brush their teeth two or three times a day as part of the pro­ gram. "It’s meeting the holistic needs of the child and family," she said. Social development is a big part of the program, especially when children first join. “If a child has social skills in place, you can teach him or her anything,” Sheppard said. Social skills for the most part are not valued by society anymore, DeMary suggested. Sheppard There is a huge need for child care for young peo­ ple this age, she said, universal pre-kinder­ garten has tried to a d d r e s s that. "But it’s not meeting (he needs of ihe children in the population that we serve," she said. Income guidelines show who the program helps. The poverty level income for a family of four is $19,350. Tire level for a family of eight is $32^90. "We do recruiting all year long," DeMary said. Some come to the pn>gram through word of mouth, others come from sponsoring agency Community Coordinated Care for Children, known as 4C. The organization conducts community assessments to see where the most need exists. Head Start tries to transition children and families on a new path. Some families arc home­ less and their needs are very apparent, others need help with education. Both women said area busi­ nesses don’t really know the program as well as residents. m e program in aids 526 families in Seminole and Osceola counties. Orange County has its own Head Start. The latest located is the First Presbyterian Church in Sanford where two classrooms opened Sept. 26. The county programs are governed by parents in Head Start. The governing body is called the Policy Council. The Hamilton site off of Celery Avenue near the ballpark includes seven classrooms, so they can place two representa­ tives and two alternates on the Policy Council, which meets monthly, the women explained. Each family enters Into a Family Partnership Agreement that sets goals ranging from housing and health care to clothing and adult education. Families entering the pro­ gram need four things, a birth certificate for each child, proof of residency, immunizations, and proof of income. Once in the program, teach­ ers pick up the responsibility to see that goals arc met and an advocate keeps in touch with the family. Teachers will visit the home at least twice a year and hold Iwo parent conferences. Parents can always visit the classrooms while school is in session. "Parents are a child's first teachers," DeMary said. "We try to encourage parents to be partners in their child's educa­ tion." To illustrate that point, Sheppard said a recent assign­ ment for families was to take a shoe box and do something creative with it. That was ail llie instruction they received. One family created a cartoon scene, another made a zoo and a third created a family por­ trait inside. Society has lost its connec­ tion with helping each other, DeMary suggested. Head Start tries to bring a little of that back. "As times change we try to change with it," she said. Sea crossword puzzle solutions on Pago 46 S to le n ------------------------------------------Continued from Page 1A acting as the buyer of the s t o l e n ma t e r i a l s from those subjects' c r i m e s , t r a d i n g drugs for or pur­ chasing ihe prop­ erty, according to Lt. Barry Smi th of the Sem inole County Sheriff's Office. The Sheriff's Office has 25 to 30 cases of this type on file that have occurred dur­ ing the previous few months, he said. The recovered properly will be inventoried and com ­ pared with open cases. Any property tli.il remains will he available for public inspection so those that may have not reported their loss, or not been able io provide identifying features can claim their property. Thai date has yei (o set, Smith said. Hill faces multiple counts of dealing in stolen property and various drug charges. BANKONE is N o w H ir in g !! Classes in October & November D irecto r Continued from Page 1A said, is more experienced right now. He said his utmost con­ cern with leaving was tliat the dty of Sanforxl wouldn't be for the worst with his departure. He said lie recommended that his second in command Jerry Hoop step in. "The city's in really good shape with Jerry Boop," Smith said. Smith said although it was a tough decision on his part, he said liis family was wliat mat­ tered right now. He said his only plans in the immediate future are to watch liis daughter play volleyball at Samford University in Birmingham, Ala. He said he does have plans for liis career that he couldn't discuss now, but tliat lie is real­ ly excited about. "I don't want to jinx it," Smith said. Sanford is Smith's second home, he told The Herald. He said he's met so many wonder­ ful friends, but he said tlie bot- ----- cc----I think we’ve done some really good things. Kavtn Smith, form * city financa director JJ tom line was tliat he wanted a quiet no fanfare approach for himself and tlie city, as lie moves on to other tilings. "Over the 10 years I've been at tlie city, I think we've done some good tilings" he said. "I think we've done some really good tilings." Dan Ping cvntnbutcd to this article. 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I t ! M i SI JU U i Oct. 2 9 ,2 0 0 5 • Seminole Towne Center Sanford Register 1:30 p.m. Contest begins: 2:30 p.m. eiwi tanu m m* Co u m i W i WWWAorldacovfmitM.com or Email: covwmiMQaoicoNi (850) 476-8270 or (850) 208-4568 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY APPLY ONLINE TODAY! I �Page IB Sunday October 9, 2005 Sports the B igs Another World Series ring for county? Weekly state for Seminole County's Major League Baseball players Oviedo High School's M ark B ellhorn 2b N ew York Yankees^ *} h r HR rbl 300 63 43 B 30 210 • Was 2-fur-17 (.118) with 2 runs, a home run, and 2 RBI in 9 games with Yankees. Seminole High School's D avid E ckstein St. Louis Cardinals eto h r HR rbl. 630 IBS 90 8 61 294 • After hitting just .218 (22-for101) In July, hit .332 (79-for238) in August, September and October to set or* tie carver highs in 11 offensive categories. Was 4-for-5 with 2 runs and 2 RBI on 9/30. Lake Mary's D anny G raves 1 I 1 MV M 10 IB 18 0.63 Lake Brantley HHjh 8choofB F elipe L opez ss Cincinnati Rods ■b h r HR 97 23 65 291 • Ended season strong, hitting .330 (38-for-U5) with 4 home runs and 19 RBI in Sept/Oct. Sanford Middle School's Corey Patterson CF Chicago C u b s ab h 451 97 With at least five World Scries rings already in the vault, the odds of Seminole County getting to honor another champion is pretty good as half of the eight teams in the 2005 Major League Divisional Series have county residents on its roster. Since 19% Seminole County residents Tim Raines Sr. (19% and 1998 with the New York Yankees), David Eckstein (2002 with the Anaheim Angels), Mark Four of the eight playoff teams have county ties Bcllhom (2004 with the Boston Red Sox) and Jason Varitek (2004 with the Boston Red Sox) have helped their teams win the World Series and all four arc in line to win again. The odds are especially good of someone making the Series out of the r Wt rbl 47 13 34 avg. 215 • Hit just .182 (U-for-77) in September and October with four runs scored and six RBI. Lake Brantley High School's J ason V aritek Boston R ed Sox k avg. 22 70 281 • Was only 16-for-85 (.188) with a home run and seven RBI in September and October. L a k e B ra n tle y H ig h R ickie W eeks 2B M w a t o e Bowers •b h r hr avg. 360 66 56 13 42 239 • Was only 19-for-85 (.224) In September and October but scored 15 runs and had 9 RBI. In The Minor's • Tim Raines Jr. finished batting 254 for AAA-Ottawa. • Chaz Lytle hit 217 for AAAltoona. • Kyle Bono was 1-0 with a 7.04, ERA for A-Lancaster. • Kevin Melillo ended the year batting .282 at AA-Midland. • Matt Alli gra finished strong, hitting 258 al A-Stockton. • Larry Grayson finished at 278 for Class A-Bakersfield. • Kevin Harris baited .300 for A-Lynchburg. • |on Venters ended 8-6, 3 saves. 3.93 ERA for A-Rome. • John-Michael Howell Hit 263 for A-Vermont. • Drew Butera hit 217 for Class A-Brooklyn Cydones. American League as county residents are members of three of the four teams. While Raines, a 1977 Seminole High grad, is no longer a player; he is play­ ing a vital role as the first base and base running coach for the American League Central Champion Chicago White Sox, which took a 2-0 lead heading to Boston on Friday. The two wins at U S. Cellular Field (Comiskey Park) were the first for the White Sox at home in the playoffs since 1959, which was also the last time the Pale Hose were in the World Scries. In fact, the White Sox have not won a World Series since 1917, the year BEFORE the Red Sox had won their last World Championship prior to 2004. But even being behind two games to See Baseball, Page 2B Fall winding down Golfers to tee it up for districts It teems like only yester­ day that the 2005-06 High School Athletic Season began but come Monday, the first of the district champions for the new year will be crowned. The first to begin the postseason will be the county golf teams, which will be playing their dis­ trict matches Monday or TUesday. The 2004 Class 2 A State Champion Lake Mary boys, led by )i Minin Raj Nahal, Paul Moxcn and Chris Wilson will begin defense of their title when they join Seminole, led by Brian Mulvin and Joseph Bynum, DeLand, Deltona, Flagler Palm Coast (Bunnell), Mainland (Daytona Beach), New Smyrna Beach, Pine Ridge (Deltona), Seabreeze (Daytona Beach) and Spruce Creek (Port Orange) in the Class 2ADistrict 5 Tournament at the New Smyrna Beach Municipal Golf Club on Monday. The Rams and Fighting Seminole girls' teams will be playing their 2ADistrict 5 Tournament at the same course on Monday. Five other Seminole Athletic Conference schools. Lake Brantley, Lake Howell Lyman, Oviedo and Winter Springs, will be playing in the Class 2A-District 7 Tournament. The girls tourney, in which defending individ­ ual state champion Jessica Yadloczky is the favorite, will be played on Monday at the Winter Springs Golf Club, while the boys' tourney will be held on TUesday at Twin Rivers Golf Club In Oviedo. Other members of 2A-7 are Apopka (buys only). Colonial (Orlando), Edgewater (Orlando), the new Ocoee High School University (Orlando) and Winter Park. The rest of the county schools will be competing Monday in Class 1ADistrict 10 with the girls playing at Hidden Lakes Golf Club in New Smyrna Beach and the boys teeing it up at the Daytona Beach Municipal Golf Club. Seminole County school include, Crooms Academy (boys only), Hagerty, Lake Mary Prep, The Master's Academy (boys only), Orangewood Christian and Trinity Prep. Also in the district are Port Orange-Atlantic, Ormond Beach-Calvary Christian (boys only). Crescent City (boys onlvl Daytona Beach-Father Lopez. Palm CoastSee Preps, Page 2B UCF to host Tigers 8peclal to the Herald UCF returns home this evening (Saturday) to face Memphis for a Conference USA contest at the Florida Citrus Bowl. The game will mark the Golden Knights first game at home since their his­ toric victory over Marshall two weeks ago. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. UCF (2-2.1-0 C-USA) enters the contest riding a two-game winning streak after beating Louisiana-Lafayette last week on a game-winning field goal by senior place kicker John Brown. The game will be broadcast as part of CSTV's “All-Access" package. Dish Network sub­ scribers can view the game via pay-per-view. Digital cable subscribers can call 888SPORTS-IN or contact their local cable operator. "A ll-A ccess' coverage la also Herald Staff • Finished 0-1 with an 18.00 ERA in 5 games at Norfolk. 560 t69 , B y Dean Smith N e w York Mets W B y Dean Smith Herald Stall available on Mott of the Seminole Athletic Conference teema took this past week off for Fall Break, but prior to that Winter Springs had won three times to improve to 13-5 on the season. Shelby Hock (shown at right dur­ ing three-game sweep over Lyman) had 17 kills and five digs against Lake Howell and 13 kills against Seminole, while Brianna Barry (No. 10, •above, also in the win over the Greyhounds) had 11 kills and four tervice aces against the Silver Hawks. The girts volleyball teams will be wrapping up the regular season this week with the districts set to begin next Monday, October 17th. The Fall Postseason gets under­ way tomorrow (Monday) when the boys and girts golf teams take part In district tournaments in Daytona Beach, New Smyrna Beach, Oviedo and Winter Springs. The Seminole Athletic Conference Slowpitch Softball League will also be playing their final reg­ ular season games this week, with the tourna­ ment starting next Monday, and the swim­ ming and diving teams will also be winding up the regular season with the district meets to be held sometime the week of the 17th. www.UCFathletics.cum and the UCF lSl* Network and its flagship station 740-The Team AM (VVQTM) will broadcast live. Marc Daniels will once again have the call with Cary Parris. Jerry O'Neill will han­ dle the sideline duties. Fans looking fur a more extensive preview and UCF head coach George O'Leary's thoughts on Memphis this week, should tune into “The George O'Leary Show," which will air today at 1 p.m. on VVESH-2. Tickets for the game are still available and can be pur­ chased at the Florida Citrus Bowl. Prior to the game, UCF officials will be on fund at each gate, collecting donations in honor of Mario Jenkins. Jenkins, a UCF police officer, lost his life while in the line of duty on Sept. 24. All proceeds will be deposited into the Mario Jenkins Memorial Trust Fund at SunTrust Bank. ABOUT MEMPHIS Memphis (2-2,1-1) beat UTEP 27-20 last week to earn its first league win of the year. The Tigers are led by tailback DeAngelo Williams, the nation's leading rusher and a Hcisman Trophy candidate. Williams is averaging 187.2 yards per game and is looking for his fourth straight 200-plus yard showing. For the year. Williams has run for 749 yards and scored eight touchdowns. "There are good running backs and there are special running backs; and he (Williams) is special" said O'Leary. "He is a kid that can do everything - run, catch; he's taking direct snaps now as a quarterback." Leg Injuries to starting quar­ terback Patrick Byrne and backup Will Hudgens have forced the Tigers to turn to true freshmen Billy Barefield to lead the offense. Against UTEP, Barefield was 12-for-19 for 79 yards. On the defensive side of the football Memphis is led by defensive back Wesley Smith, who paces the team with 25 tackles, to go along with one interception on the year. Defensive end Marcus West leads the defensive frontline with three sacks on the year As a unit, the Tigers are giving up 244.2 yards per gamithrough the air and 138 2 yards a contest on the gruunj ABOUT UCF UCFs win last week was th. Sec UCF, Page 2B �T iik IIhmiji Page 2B Sunday. October (I. 2005 Briefs BIG NIGHT AT NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY New Smyrna Speedway will see plenty of racing action tonight (Saturday) as the Pro Trucks, Quick Kids, Late Models (who rare for double points). Open Wheel Modifiers, Sportsman, Super Stock, Mini Stock, and Strictly Stocks headline the program. Plus for extra fun, a BURNOUT contest. Sobring your car, bring your motorcy­ cle and do your best burnout. The pit gate will open at 4 p.m. with division practice from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and rac­ ing action beginning at 7:30 p.m. General admission will be $10 for adults, $5 for students and seniors, and free for chil­ dren 11 and under. Come join us for the best Saturday night of fun anyone can have!!!! 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 Recreation Department Youth Recreation Basketball League. The League is for players from 5-to-13 years old and will play at two sites begin­ ning November 12th. Trie Biddy Ball Divisions (5 4c 6 year olds, players bom in the years 2000 and 1999) and Prep Divisions (7 ,8 4c 9 year olds, for players bom in the years 1998, 1997 and 19%) will be playing their games at Seminole Trinity Christian. 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 School. The fee is $50 per player for Sanford residents and $60 for non-residents. Coaches are also still need­ ed. Registration will be taken at the Downtown Recreation Center, lower level of Sanford City llall, Monday through Friday from 9 a m, to 5 p.m. For more information call the Sanford Recreation Department af*07-330-5697. CUMC GOLF Tire public is invited to par­ ticipate 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 barbeque 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 bostonlrv-dsoxffaol.com for more details and to register. OCTOBER DERBY The October Soap Box Derby Rally will be held on Saturday, October 22nd at the Sanford Derby Park. The event will be sponsored by the Central Florida Soap Box Derby and The Sanfoid Recreation Department. Check In will be at 7 a.m. with racing starting at 8 a.m. Car and driver must meet AASBD standards. The rare will feature Time Swap and two Double Eliminations. All cars must use Z-Glass Wheels (No Wheel Bank) and their will be divisions fur stock, xupcrstock and master. The cost is $45 for the first entry and $70 for a family. You must be pa*-registered and paid by 5 p.m. October 19th. After that date there will be a $10 late with a noon Friday, October 21st cutoff. No on-site registrations. For more information, please contact Norm Perry, Rare Director, at (work) 407­ 330-5697 or (home) 321-267­ 0168. UMPIRE CLINIC The City of Sanford Recreation Department will be offering 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 "Whitey" Eckstein Youth Sports Complex at Chase Park, 1500 Celery Avenue. Fur more information call 407-328-3732 or email lafolled0ci.sanford.fl.ua Baseball Continued from Page IB none is nothing new for Varitek and the Red Sox, who are again the Wild Card team in the AL. as they were down 2-0 to Oakland in 2003 and came back to win and who could forget the comeback from being down 3-0 to the Yankees last fall. Despite the defending World Champions being on the verge of elimination, Varitek has done very well in the first two games after being in a horrible slump the past month or so. The veteran from Lake Brantley has gone 3-for-8, a J 7 5 average, with a run scored and an RBI. The other AL rep is Oviedo's Bellhom who is now a mem­ ber of the AL Eastern Division Champion Yankees. Bellhom has not made an appearance in the postseason yet as the Yankees were tied at one win apiece with the Los Angeles Angels at Anaheim heading back to the Bronx for Game 3 on Friday. Even though Eckstein is the only local on a National League playoff roster; the odds are pretty good that the short­ stop from Seminole will be making his second World Series appearance as his St. Louis Ordinals won more games, 100, than any other Major League team this season anil have been favored since early in the campaign to return to the Series. Despite the Cardinals' suc­ cess over the years, they are tied for second place with the Athletics Organization with nine World Championships behind the Yankees' amazing 26, St. Louis has not worn the crown since 1982. The NL Central Division champions have gotten off to a fast start in looking to make their second straight World Series trip as they had knocked off the AL West champion San Diego Padres twice at home and arc headed to Southern California with a chance to clinch the opening round series tonight (Saturday). Eckstein has not been as hot with the bat as he was to end the season, only going 2-for-9 in the first two games, but the Seminole High p ad drove in the first run and two of the first four in Thursday's 6-2 vic­ tory without hitting the ball out of the infield. His defense, howevet; has been nearly flawless as he has four put outs and 11 assists in 16 chances and has been a part of six double plays in the first two games. The survivors of the Divisional Series will advance to the League Championship Series with the American League opening up on Tbesiday and the National League on Wednesday. The World Series is scheduled to begin on Saturday, October 22nd, in the National League Champions park. Their was also news off the field involving a person with the Seminole County ties. Texas Rangers owner Thomas O. Hicks announced Tuesday that John Hart has resigned as Executive Vice President/General Manager to become Senior Adviaor/Baseball Operations and that Assistant General Manager Jon Daniels has been promoted to General Manager. "Jqhn has brought a new level of professionalism to the Texas Ranged over the last 4 years,' Hicks said. 'During his tenure the organization has improved on the Held at the major league level while enhancing the minor league system with a number of top prospects. “Tne management team he ' put in place allows me to pro- Preps Continued from Page IB Mstanzas and Deltona-Trinity Christian (boys only). The top three finishing teams in each district along with the top three indi­ vidual finishers) if not a member of the top three teams, will advance to the regional tournament to be held a week from Monday. Next up on the playoff schedule wlU be girls volleyball and swimming and diving, along with the Seminole Athletic Conference Fall Slowpitch Softball Championships. Both volleyball and slowpitch softball will be wrapping up their regular sea­ sons this week with the tournaments to bejilayed starting on Monday, October The swimming and diving teams will probably be wrapping up their seasons this week also, although their district meets will likely not be held until the weekend of the 21st and 22nd, allowing them a little extra time to get in some tune-ups before hand. The swimming and diving teams did hold their Seminole Athletic conference Meet's with Lake Brantley winning both the boys and girls titles. The Patriots boys had a dog-fight with Oviedo, nipping the Lions by just five points, 419-414, with Seminole placing third with 361 points. Ti-s Lake Brantley girls had a much easier time of it, rolling past Lake Mary by over 100 points, 519-to-414. Oviedo was a close third with 402 points. The individual results are listed at the end of this story. Most of the volleyball teams took the week off with it being the Fall Break, but some teams did take to the court. Lake Mary was the only public school in action, returning on Thursday, but dropping a three-game match to powerful Spruce Creek (15-31 25-11, 25-19 and 25-20, with the Hawks' seniors recording 30 kills, 17 digs and six service aces. « UCF Continued from Psge IB first road victory for the Golden Knights In 15 tries. The Golden Knights found success u through the air and on the; ground against the In their 2521 24-21 Ragin'i’ Cajuns in victory. y. Quarterback Steven Moffett was 15for-25 passing for 232 yards and three touch­ downs. So far this season, Moffett has completed 61J percent of his posses for 958 yards and six touchdowns. Senior wide receiver Brandon Marshall (Lake Howell High School) had a career game with five catches for a career-high 107 yards and two touchdowns. Marshall now has over 300 receiving yards for the season to go along with four touch­ downs. Freshman tailback Kevin Smith had the best game of his young career rushing 25 times for 110 yards. On DCF's final drive. Smith carried the ball on every play, leading up to the game winning 25yard Hart mote Jon Daniels to become the youngest general manager in Major League history, Hicks added. '1 am confident in his abilities for the continued growth of the organization.' Hart, who was an All­ American catcher under Jay Bergman at then Seminole Junior College, just completed his fourth season as general manager of the club after being appointed on Nov. 1, 2001. He built the Ranged with a core of younger played ' z such played including such as Michael Young, Hank Blalock and Frandsco Cordero to multi-year contracts. He also helped build the club's minor league system by acquiring 11 top prospects In trades during the course of the 2003 season. Daniels, who becomes the youngest general manager in Major League Baseball history at 28 years, 41 days, becomes the eighth general manger in club history. He joined the Texas organization In 2002 as a baseball operations assistant before being promoted to Director of Baseball The top private school in the county, and maybe the best overall in the area, Orangewood Christian, picked up a pair of nice wins this week. On Thursday the Rams (17-1) outscored The First Academy (16-6) in 25-22.25-13,17-25.27-:29 five•games, 25-22,25-13, and 15-12, with Vamell getting 31 kills and Muller bumping up 46 assists. The other win came on Tuesday when Orangewood rallied back after inge losing the first game to defeat a very good Trinity Prep (18-4) squad in fcui games, 18-25,25-11, 25-20 and 25-15, with Vamell recording 17 kills, six serv­ ice aces and five blocks and Muller 43 assists. The Saints won two other matches this past week, topping Ocala-Trinlty Catholic (11-6), 25-13,26-24 and 25-19, last Friday behind 16 kills from McWilliams and 12 from Bushika, and romping past Forest Lake Academy (12-6), 25-4, 25-8 and 25-15, on Thursday. The only other match this week found Faith Christian (8-9) defeating Lake Mary Prep (9-5), 25-13,25-21 and 29-27. Smith had three service aces and five kills for the Griffins. In the week prior to the Fall Break, Orangewood had won twice, holding off Pine Castle Christian, 2512, 2514, 20-25 and 27-25, behind Vamell (20 kills) and Pietkiewicz (nine kills), and whipping Geneva Christian. 2511, 25-6 and 2511, with Pietkiewicz again hav­ igninei ing nine kills and Childers 18 assists. Trinity Prep had lost in three games i powerful Lake Highland Prep (10-4), 2513, 2 5 1 8 and 2521, despite 12 kills by McWilliams. LMP won two matches, defeating Calvary Christian in five games, 2517, 24-26,1525, 2512 and 1513, M. Jones getting eight kills and Schottmiller six service aces, and district foe Warner Christian (5 6 1 in four games, 2526, 2 5 2 1 ,1 5 2 5 and 2 5 9 , with Best serving five aces and Tailor Jones putting down 15 kills. Winter Springs (12-5) had won three field goal by Brown. O ’Leary waa pleased with Smith's performance and feels as it the tailback has Just scratched the surface as a football player. 'Kevin Smith is a guy that I think has tremendous potent u l* said O'Leary. 'A s we get better on bloat block assignassign­ ments, he will get better. He also has made the offensive line better with some of the cuts he has nude, so I've been pleased with him .' Defensively, UCF was able to hold ULL to just seven nts In the first half. ensive Back Jason Venson led the Golden Knights with 12 total tackles, while fresh­ man Joe Burnett had another stellar game with seven total tackles. After giving up just 11 rushing yards to Marshall two weeks ago, UCF gave up 181 to ULL The Golden Knights pass defense held the hosts to Just 128 yards though the air. Unrtucher James Cook recorded his first career inter­ ception in the fourth quarter to hold off a late ULL rally. a Jo h n Operations in October of 2003 and then again to Assistant General Manager in July of 2004. Hart had just completed his 14th consecutive season as a major league general manager, th« second longest span of any current executive behind Atlanta's John Schuerholz, who completed his 15th year running the Atlanta Braves. Before joining the Rangers, Hart spent the previous 13 vead with the Cleveland Indians, the last 10 as Executive Vice President and General Manager after hLs appointment on September 18, 1991. In that decade (1992-2001), the Indians were 870-681, a .561 winning percentage that ranked as third best in the majod in that span. After not advancing to postseason play since 1954, Cleveland captured six American League Central Division titles (1995-99; 2001) and two AL pennants (1995 and 1997). The Indians are one of just three teams since divisional play began in 1969 to win as many as five consecutive divi­ sion titles, and the Tribe played in front of sellout crowds for every game at Jacobs Field for nearly six years from 1995-2001. The Sporting News honored Hart as the Major League Executive of the Year in both 1994 and 1995, joining George Weiss of the New York Yankees (1950-52) and Bing Devine of the St. Louis Cardinals (1963-64) as the only recipients of the award in con­ secutive years. Cleveland's player development system was also honored during Hart's tenure. Producing players such as Bartolo Colon, Brian Giles, Manny Ramirez, C .C Sabathia, and Jim Thome, Cleveland earned Baseball America's time* with the first being over Lake Howell 25-19,25-19 and 25-22, with Shelby Hock getting 17 kills and five digs And Brianna Barry 11 kills and four service aces. Brittainy Daiger had 12 killa and Autumn Thomas 11 digs for the Silver Hawks. The Bears also defeated Lyman in straight games and edged Seminole (4­ 9), 25-13,17-25, 25-16 and 25-22, with Hock getting 13 kills and Kaitlyn Lapp bumping up 39 assists. Seminole got 33 assists from Alyson Kovacs and 17 kills from Lauren Williams. The Fighting Semlnoles had opened the week by dropping a tough match to the other feuper team in the county. No. 2 Class 6A State Ranked, Oviedo (17-1), 2 5 6 ,2 5 2 6 and 2517, with Speraw get­ ting 25 assists and Rug three blocks. Jamie Seda and Kovacs (27 assists) had a big game for Seminole setting up Williams 0 3 kills) and Ashley TVaina. Seminole rebounded two night later by thumping Crooms (511), 2 5 6 ,2 5 1 2 and 2516, behind Williams' 15 kills. Armstrong had two kills for the Panthers. Crooms was coming off a three-game sweep of Trinity Christian (1-12), 27-25, 2510 and 2519, in which Franklin had four service aces and three kills and Johnson four service aces and two kills. Oviedo also won two other matches, nipping Lake Mary (10-9), 2 5 2 7 ,2 5 1 4 , 2516 with ‘ ■-16 and 22518, 5 ‘ Jen “Darty getting irsty lBlue five blocks. 21 kills and Kirsty Sutton had 10 kills and Brenton 20 assists for the Rams. The Lions also routed Pine Ridge, 2 5 6, 2521 and 2516, with Benchina get­ ting four blocks and Ross eight digs. Lake Howell (155) rebounded from the loss to Winter Springs to win three district match-ups, once over Mainland and twice over New Smyrna Beach. The Silver Hawks pounded the Buccaneers, 256, 2 5 5 and 2517, with Daiger recording 13 kills and five serv­ ice aces and King 10 kills and another five service aces. Organization of the Year Award in 1992 and was named the best minor league system in a poll by The Sporting News in 19%. Hart joined the Cleveland organization as a Special Assignment Scout in 1989 and served as the Tribe's interim manager for the final 19 games of that season, compiling an 8­ 11 record. He spent the next two seasons as the Indians Director of Baseball Operations before succeeding Hank Peters as General Manager. He began his career in 1969 as a catdicr in the Montreal organization, playing three seasons. After a successful stint as a high school baseball coach at Boone, where he coached future All-Star catcher Ron Karkovice, Hart rejoined or lei the Orioles as a minor league manager In 1982, winning Appalachian League Manager of tne Year honors that season in Bluefield. lie had a 436-334 mark In six seasons as an Orioles minor league skipper and captured International League Manager of the Year honors at Rochester in 1986. During that span. Hart also managed Estrellas in the Dominican Winter League for three years. I le was the Orioles' major league third base coach under Cal Ripke Sr. and Frank Robinson In 1988 before joining the Indians. Bom in Tampa on July 21, 1948, Hart played baseball football and basketball at Winter Park High School graduating in 1966, and was elected to the school’s athletic hall of fame in 2002. He went on to SJC, earning all­ American honors in 1%9, and graduated from the University of Central Florida in 1973, majoring in history and physi­ cal education. He and his wife of 34 years, the former Sandi DeVorak, have a daughter Shannon and have a home in Windermere. The team then posted a doubleheader win against the Barracudas (55), 2515, 2510 and 256, and 2515, 2511 and 2 5 5. Daiger liad 11 kills, four digs and four blocks and King 11 kills, five digs and three blocks in the first match and Daiger had nine kills and five blocks and Thomas seven kills and seven digs in the nightcap. Lake Brantley (116) also won twice, defeating Lyman (4-11), 2513, 2515, 21-25 and 2511, with Gardner having 13 digs, Letchworth 29 assists and three service aces and Wade 12 killa, and Lake Mary, 2 5 1 6 ,1 5 2 5 , 2519 and 2 5 24. with Wade posting five service aces, ht kills and 11 digs and Bergen six SEMINOLE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE SWIMM1NC CHAMPIONSHIP SOYS T E A M . I. U L c Brantlry, 419. 2 Ovirdu, 414: 3. Srminolr. 3SI; 4. L d t Mary. 2S3; 3. Lyman. 213; S. Winter Spnn*x 207:7. U k r liqw rll. 76. S Heavily. 47. IN D IV ID U A L S 200 n u d ity relay . Setrunole. I 42.72. 200 f m _ O w e n t O v M o . 1:46 40. 200 IM _ Out*. Oviedo. 2 02 57 30 I n t _ Kane, Laka Mary, 2259. W rin g _ Jacob*. Laka llowelL 27V 50. 100 fly _ Foebea, Lyman. 3100. 100 f m _ IngroUrtad. Oviedo. 4S32. 500 free _ Owen*. Oeterkx 4 4930 200 Ire* relay _ Oviedo. 12906. 100 back _ Forbee. Lyman. S3 79 100 b react _ Forbes. Lym an 10337. 400 tree relay _ Ovredo, 3.1144. C IE L S T E A M _ I. Laka Brantley, 319; 1 Lake Mary. 411 3. Oviedo. 402; 1 Seminole, 217; 3. Winter Springs, m . S Lym an UO; 7. Lake llowelL 119; S Hagarty. IN D IV ID U A L S 200 medley relay _ Lake Brantley, 13317. 200 free _ Kaley, Laka Brantlry, 13035 200 IM . Bateman Laka Brantlry 2.1301. SO Ire* _ Morgan Winter Springs 23 4 W rin g . Verge, Laka Brantlry. 22020 100 fly . Kaley. Laka Brantley. 5VJ0. 100 free _ B a tm a n Laka Brantley, 53.49. *00 fn a _ June*. Oviedo, 526. 200 free relay _ Lake Brantley. 1.42.71. 100 back . Rein Oviedo. 100 70. 100 b c te e t.a C ra d y, Lake Brantlry. I0 9 J 3 400 free retry . Lake Brantley. 3 43 90. Sanford Baseball History Compllad by Nick Ptotfauf Herald Stan It's often surprising what one finds when going through old documents. The following was prepared for me in Sept. 2000, by the Sanford Museum. It depicts the history of baseball in Sanford by year. As space permits, 1 will start this historical list. 1890's _ Sanford has s baseball team. 1907 _ Sanford team is state baseball cham­ pion. 1912 _ Baseball games are played at Holden Park on French Avenue (near 6th Street). 1919 _ Sanford becomes a charter member of the Florida State League. 1926 _ Municipal ballpark built on the cor­ ner of MellonviUe and Celery Avenues. It had a wooden grandstand. 1937 _ Hall of Famer Early Wynn and major k-aguer Ellis Clary get their start in profession­ al baseball playing Tor Sanford's Florida State League Team. 1940 _ Stan Musial plays several gomes in Sanford including the Florida State League All-Star game. His last victory as a pitcher is against Sanford. Playing in the outfield for the St. Louis Cardinals, “Stan the M an' is a hitting star and earns a spot in the Hall of Fame. ^ 1»42_ Boaton Braves hold spring training i 1W6 - Jackie Robinson reports to sprinit training in Sanford. V 8 April 8,1946 _ Montreal Royals train In Sanford. Jackie Robinson plays two innings a the Sanford Municipal Ballpark. This is the •econd Integrated game in minor league b a * 194550 New York Giants consolidated al major 4 minor spring training camps and » ,l>grther 700 Players st the facilities i Sanford ruv*l Air Station. Th s S k f 8 ce con,inued *o hold ■« least until 1958. - Bibe Ruth greets fans at the Sanford ballpark as part o fs promotional tour for Ford Motor Company. M i^ a " ,r4in* I” Sanford with d MinneapoiuMrUers. While in Sanford he •Jgns 4 lifetime endorsement contract with A irondack Sporting Cood. 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Electrical 6 Carpentry W B Do Big or 8m al Jobs Cater To Reel Estate Companies 407-302-9123 407-435-8273 Tc g s a n B n p r r c r a *17.950 cal) or visit 4078732988 com 235— T ruck /SUVS/V ans F o r S ale L egals ChovfOlst 2S00HD 2004 4s4 IJ I Kit Gorgeous 18k Ml (23.950 cal or visit 4078732988 com IN RE: TH E PETITION OF PirdPi&didoJ JikUi vlt; Eat Cab 518.450 M l or wait 4078732988 com Ford F250 E U Cab XLT 2003 30k ml (18.950 cal or visit 4078732968 com ] Single Story Design Studio Apartments *485 Saifirri Caart la a rm ► TO ADOPT: A MINOR MALE CH IU ) AND TW O MINOR FEMALE CHLOREN NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO RONAIO COFIELD. UNKNOWN. FLORIDA h' NATHANIEL ADDRESS SANFORD. v i t /> j be^*» -'«aO iy v w By Order tor service ol pubkeaSon. you are hereby ranked mat on lha 3rd day ol Odobar. 2006. RICKY RICHAAOSON has Nad a Petition to adopt VASMiN TYRELL HENDERSON and YAKIRA TYREE HENDERSON daughters of ERIKA MENDER SON RICHAROSON Pinuwd lo O C O A 19-8 I21C). you ora hereby noNtad » i « you wfl lose a* nghts to N chad untaaa. wefwi tarty (301 daye ol raca** of *se noaca. you IS* a petition k> tagikmata eaaf chid namod in that petition pursuant o c a A 19-7-22 M o w ... notice of *ta tkng of Vie peobon to tagikmaw said chad muel be Ned and! tw court m which Vie odophon a panting and nebee given to Patitonara anornay. Akoa W Padgett. 1223 Oaorga C. WSaon Drive. Augusta. Oaorga 30909 I WITNESS, d a Prevent Honor abiee Sheryl 8 Joky. Jamae 0 Btanchard, Jr and kbchael N. Anna. Judgae. Auguela Judicial O c ta l Judge ol t a 8upanor Court. ThN 3rd day of October. 2006 ALICE W PADGETT Attorney lor Petboner 3291 8. Sanford Avr. Sanford 2714 Ridgewood Ave.. Sanford *330-5204 M THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR S IM N O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO.: 0S-CP-16TS IN RE: ESTATE OF CHRISTIAN H VAN BEEKUM. D#CMMd NOTTCf TO CREDITORS Th t •dmmittT*uoo of Ih# #*t#t# Of CHRISTIAN H VAN BEEKUM. d K M M d . who*# d al# of d##th w m Jun# 11. 2005. i* pondng m N CtrcuA Court for County. Florida, Probal# Dtvtoton. F»# Numb#f 05-CP-1678. th# addrata ol which « 301 North Park Avanue, Sanlord. Florida 32771. Th# nam#t and addra«#a« of ti# partonal rapra- L L egals eg als 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 below, al the Irani door of Athen e Towing inc located at 2499 O U Lake Mary Rd Suita 134. Sanlord. FL tor the purpo«e ol (kepottng ol the M o w ­ ing vehetae A l otoar creditor* of Via dant and paraona having da*na or damanda against Via dac*danfa aatala mutt fila thatr claim* with this Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE For hathat tntarmaran ptaaM cal (407)321 2948 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED W ITH * THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733 702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE COOE WlLL BE FOREVER BARRED V9WKMHFU4908IA108673 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED raaantatrva'a ailornay ara aat IIVKYDJ (1) War 1967 Vahe Porcha VINJ WP0AA295XHN152782 (2) Year JOOTMake Hyundai 10/724)5 (3) War 198954aka Toyota VIN4 JT2EL31D6K0316605 Pubkeh October 9 2005 V064 HEAVY EQUIPMENT O P ER A TO R Tha data of Nal pubkeahon of 9aa Nobca i* Octobar 2. 2005 A l cradaora of to# dacadant and ofhar paraona having daana or damanda agatnal dacadanl a aatata on whom a copy of Iht* nobc* la raqmrad to ba aarvad TRAKKQ FOR EMPLOYMENT Damans Montaidi Paraonal Rapraaanlabva 607 Wran Avanua Longwood. Honda 32750 court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TW E OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM HaidiW tsanhart Attorney lor Damans Montaidi Florida Bar No 0123714 ShufftafcJ. Lowman $ WHaon. PA Gaiaway Cantor 1000 Lagwn Placa. Suaa 1700 Orlando. FL 32901 Taiaphona (407) 661-9800 Anomay for Paraonal Rapraaanlabva A l otoar cradAora of (ha dacadaana or damanda agamat dam# with tv# court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THI9 NOTICE BuBdeitn, BacUmte, Leadm, D a p Tnxki, Credere, Screpcre, Euavetao Ned Clan: Oct 14* Train in M on da -Niboral Ctrtificdion •Financii] AuiiUr.cc •Job Placement AuuUncc Pubhah Octobar 2. 9. 2005 V020 NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD 6 E T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILEO TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE A FTER TH E D EC E D E N TS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED Public Auction 800-383-7364 PuDhc auction to be held at 901 am. on the dayfl) epaohed Aaeocnted Trewe* J o w t i \nmnmnmm Th f data of Nat pubbeabon of INa nobca la Octobar 2.2005 RICKY RICHAROSON Dodge 1500 Ctew Cab 2003 HEMI (15.950 45k Ml ca* or visit 4076732966 com DudgeDrasa 2002 Crew Cab V6 $11,050 cad of vtftil 4076732966 com L ecals ALL CLAIMS NO T 8 0 FILED W U BE FOREVER BARRED M THE SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY OP IbCHSfONO, • TA TI OP OCOROIA CIVIL ACTION. PUNO: Chevy TrsSbtuar LS 2005 (18.950 call or v 4078732988 com Come Check Us Starling at Country lake i Radiators 4 Batteries Kokomo Recycling: 407-321-0004 ■18 W. 1ST. Sanlord M -f, tO -i, Bat, 9-1 Chevy 1500 2001 Exl Cab (8.950 call or visit 4078732966 com W » Cars For Your Dog or Cat m Your Horn# WNta You Are Gantt Plenty of TLC WB bring n newspapers, mat and r water plants! Very Reasonable Ratesl References Available Upon ftaryjaN Pleeaa OaS 407-314­ 8703 Country Style City 235— T ruck/SUVS/V ans F or S ale * Pubkeh Octobers 16.23.2006 1/071 REBECCA FIERLE. Paraonal Rapraaanutrva P O Bo* 558525 Orlando. Florida 32B56 IAN L. QILDCN ESOUIRE IAN L GIL DEN. P A Po#1 One# Bo* $47807 Mardand, Florida 32794-7806 (407) 645-4446 (407) 629-0000 I Florid# B#r No 321941 Attorney Nr Rabaaga Ftad# Pubfc#h Octobar 2. 9. 2005 V021 e m e u rr c o u r t f o b lE H B fO LE COUNTY. FLOMOA PROBATE OIY18ION FILE NO. 2009-1173-CP in t h e IN RE: ESTATE OF ALBA CEDUUA W E U E T. NOTICE TO CREDITOR* Tha admnak Nam of »ta aetata of ALBA CEOULIA WELLET. daoaeead, whoea daw ol deem wae Auguel 27. 2004, File Number 05-1573 CP. la pandmg In tie Cacuk Court lor Sememta County. Florida. Probata Ovtaion. Fw addreee of whKh le 301 N. Park Avanua. P O Boa •099. Sanlort. FU 32772-9099 The namee and atkkeeaai of tha Paraonal Repretenialive and Via Paraonal Rapraeanubvee anornay ara M torfi below A l cradaora of toe decedent and oOiar paraona havmg ctaane aetata on whom a copy of Fee noaca le required to be earvad Court WITHIN THE LATER OF J ChriEtopher Loon's A d and G et A G a ra g e Sale Kl •3 Signs •Bright Pre-Priced Labels •Checklist / tips M f M # / 407- 322-2611 Blitz Clean • Maid Service • We Do Windows!! 407-302-9643 407-321-6712 Specializing In Call For Free Estimates Handyman Plus EXPERT LAEM SERVICE] tndudaa Uomng. Edgng 1Via3aa9ng.Bkrang.Ui76 Ttymwig. Yard Ctaamo. Interior A Exterior Painting # All types of repairer To Loot Thu Cool li Cm) AU M a g n o lia S e lf-S to r a g e iSrHiuUHror 2530 S. Magnolia Avanua, Sanlord. Fl 32773 PH. 407-321-2806 UitfiSSod. Many iO A a d U k a Mary. Longwood. Santod. HaaFara ouNomM. For RMaMa. Fmntfy4RaaaonNfoLawn Sarytoa. ptaaaacal swot Catarina UNBEATABLE/ PUCES I Licnued & Injured 407-699-1234 I L a . ^ Drop OEand Dry Claanrg ■ g ^ S T ____ Sarvtoaa ARo Avaiatte 2*21 8. Orlando Or. (17-*2 • 8ev-A-Lo( Plaza) _______ Sftord, FL •407-320-1*00 Locally Owned and Operated ■ ' 1 Resident Manager On Site Lowest Rales .ftF, W/M 9 All Unit* Drive Up ' iV W Monthly Rentals Aji Conditioned Units Available I 1 . Boat, R V. and Vehicle Parking | ._= 24 Hr., 7 Day Weekly Access I Jill' �Th H aul) ________________________ L ecals L CITY O f LAK E MARY N once o f fu s u c Sunday. October 9. 2005 L ecals St. Johns Rrvar Water Managamant Otatrlct ADVERTTSEMENT POR BIOS PLAN CMANOE h e a r in g s Th » C fy ol Lake Mary propoaaa la adopt the Mowtog on*n«nc* 1 ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE O F TH E CITY O F LAKE MARY FLORIDA I (“ “ ■ J " ® ° “ * ' EHCN8,VE PLAN FOR TH E CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR A CHANGE OF FUTUR E LAND USE DESIGNATION FROM LOVVDENSITY CO NSERVATION (C O N ) TO ^ f r e n CS 2 « ^ 2 r C? NSEnVATKJN (CO N) F0W PROPERTY ^ ° C M J D WI:!j.T O F RINEHART ROAD AND NORTH O F PINE * E T O " SEVERABILITY. C O N ­ FLICTS. AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Pubkah October 0. 2005 V053 NOTICE O f PROCEEDING FOR CLOSING, VACATW O ANO ABANO O N M O A PORTION O f A S TR E E T Nodes Is hereby given tool to* Cay Commraalon ol to* Cay aI Santord. Florida, wit hold a Pubkc Hearing at 700 P. M. on Monday, October 24, lOOt, to to* Cay Camrtaaaton Chwnbara. City Hal. 300 North Park Avenue, Santord. Florid*, to oonaidar and datamkn* whether or not to* Cay *41 cto**, vacate Mid abandon any right o( Ei* C*y and to* pubkc In and to Bi* north portion d Low* Avarua lying between SR 417 and Oregon Avarua and batwaan Darby Park and Rinahart Road, kjrtoar L ecals Tha Samlnola County Port AirtoorSy. Santord. Banknote County. Florid*. lumah** the tokowing tototmatton and matruc#on» to prospector* bidders dawrtng to submtt proposals tor tos work 3COPA Protect 6139. Contract tor tie Instalabon ol ModulM Offica*. ecals m THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL ciRcurr. M ANO FOR SEtMtOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA QENERAL JUflttOICTlON DIVISION CASE NO: 04 CA 2281 MO (CONSOLIDATED WITH CASE #: 04-CA-2011-14-W) GENERAL DESCRIPTION O F WORK Tha principal work that contltl ol to* InaUtakon ol Modular 061c** to metal burkknga al to* Port ol Santord. 8*mlnoto County. Florida Th* conlrad parted thal ba tor a term ol two (2) years Irom to* daw ol laauanc*. and that contain provision* tor up to two (2) two (2) year extensions Construction ol offica* that ba to apacMcaaona approved by 6ia 8amlnote County Port Authority, and thal comply with a l Federal, State and 8*mlnoi* County coda*, a* wet aa toa Soutown Bukdmg Cod*. FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION PLAINTEF VS L Page 5B ecals M THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE IIT H JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION C A S IN O 08-CA-14I8-14K DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE FOR CARRnGTON MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST. SERIES 2004NCI ASSET BACKED PASS-THROUOH CERTIFICATES. PH4.IP J BERGERON. W LWINO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tod to* CBy of Laka Mary C#y I DEVISEES. ORANTEES. VALERIE J BRUNN.dal. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. Commraalon wit hold two Pubkc Haanng* at loltiwi TH A T PORTION O F LOWE AVENUE LYING NORTH O F TH E CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO INSTRUCTIONS ON OBTAINING SPECIFICATIONS SO U TH LINE O F LO T E. PINE LAKE GROVES, ACCORDING A l l OTHER PARTIES NOTICE OF •C*y Comnaaion Fit* Raadng . Thuroday, O dodar20. 2009. CLAIMn o AN INTEREST BY. FORECLOSURE SALC T O TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 9. Spadkcaltona and a compM* deaertpkon ol the propoaad work THROUOH. UNOER OR PAGE 27 O F TH E PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE CO U N ­ may ba obtained to parson Irom toa office ol lha Arktanlatrator. AQAWST PHIUP J NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TY. FLORIOA ANO LYING SO U TH O F TH E SOUTHERLY - cay Corrvotaaion Saoond ReeAng . Thuraday. November 3 . purtuflnl lo • Final Judgment of Banknote County Port Autoorty BEROERON, JESSICA L RIGHT O F WAY U N E O F STATE ROAD NUMBER 417, MORE 2006 Fortdoaura da«ad » « 22 day of BERGERON. IF UVEtG. ANO IF PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: B EO M A T TH E Baplambar. 2005. and anlwad DEAD. THE UNKNOWN Danrks K. Dolgner, Admmtttralor SO U TH E A S T CORNER O F LO T 9. PINE LAKE GROVES, m Caaa No 05XA-1416-14K. SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. Saminoi* County Port Autoortty Th* pupo** d tie pitote hearing* la tor Bi* C*y d Lake Maty I ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT TH ER EO F AS RECORDED W of N Ocud Courl of 9 * 18th ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. to conwdar a What-ecd* Mura land uaa map anwndnam to Via 1510 Kattnat Place. Sun* 1 PLAT BOOK 9. PAGE 27 O F TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF »l C ifcuil m and for UENORS. CREDITORS CAyoILaka Mary Comprahaoakra Plan Each ol lha pubkc hearPort ol Santord Sammola County, Florida, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA AND RUN N O IT X T W E, TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER ln9* w»l ba at 700 PM or a* aoon as poaatola toaraalter Thai Santord. Florida 32771 in DEUTSCHE BANK PARTIES CLAIMING AN ALONG TH E W ESTERLY RIGHT O F WAY U NE O F LOWE pmpoaad amandmanl la a Mura land uaa change Iro m ___ (407) 322-4796 INTEREST BY. THROUOH. NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY. AVENUE 225 66 F E E T T O TH E SOUTHERLY RIGHT O F WAV Danaay Raudential (LOR) and Conaarvadon (CON) to Office UNOER OR AQAtoST JESSICA AS TRUSTEE FOR CARRINQ U N E O F STATE ROAD NUMBER 417; TH E N C E RUN 8 (O FF) and Conaonralton (CON). Tha proparty to ba conaldarad TON MORTGAGE LOAN Contract and bid tpadhcationi may ba obtamad tor a non- I L BERGERON. MERCANTILE 69*17*31“ E. ALONG 8AIO SOUTHERLY RIGHT O F WAY U N E . TRUST. SERIES 2004 NCI BANK F/K/A CITRUS BANK. tor tha amal-acala amandmanl la aa toaowa Parosl 10 # 07-20­ rslundabia la* ol Twenty and (W U M Dotart ($20 00); chacka to 60 00 F E E T T O AN INTERSECTION POINT O F STATE ROAD ASSET BACKED PASS JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS 30 5O2-OOOC-O090. tocalad on to* wad aids ol Rinahart Road | b* mad* payabl* to to* Sanxnoi* County Port Autoortty A l NUMBER 417 ANO TH E EASTERLY RIGHT O F WAY U N E O F THROUOH CERTIFICATES « UNKNOWN TENANTS IN aRaoam to and aaat ol Laka Emma Acraa ♦/- 017 i dewing*, ipecfficaSon* and conkad document* may b* s u m SAID LOWE AVENUE; TH ENCE LEAVING SAIO STATE ROAD POSSESSION Plant* and VALERIE J Propoaad Uaa: Office Oaaatopmanl toad In parson al to* office oI to* Admimatrator. BRUNN, UNKNOWN SPOUSE NUMBER 417 RUN S 01“O O W A L O N O TH E SAID EASTERLY DEFENOANT(S) OF VALERIE J BRUNN. JOHN ; RIGHT O F WAY U N E O F LOWE AVENUE 225.17 FEET; A copy d to* propoaad amandmanl to Bi* Comprahanakra Plan I BOS: DOE: JANE DOC AS TH ENCE RUN N 69“46*37“ W 60 00 F E E T T O TH E POINT O F | la avalabla tor Inapadton by to* pubic In B a Community UNKNOWN TENANTS IN NOTICE OF BEGINNING Oavatopmam Daparknwk offica, laka Mary Municipal Sarvtcaa POSSESSION OF THE SUB­ FORECLOSURE SALE Blda mual b* to M comptano* «Hto to* “tnabudkin* to Brddars* JE C T PROPERTY art Buddtog. 911 Walaca Court, laka Mary. Florida 32746. Monday as outlnad Into* bid packagaNo Bid Bond ihakba required tor A I parka* to interest and cauans that have an opportuWy to b* I lama I w « aa* lo » » NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN through Friday, Irom 600 AAL unM 500 P.M. or you may caa heard at aaid hearing highatt and bat! biddar tor purouark lo a Summary Final OaryBcNndter. City P W m ard (407) 665-1442 tor more Morma- [ cash at toa EAST DOOR al toa Judgment d Fomdoaura dated bon concaoang baa amandmant R EJECTIO N O F BIOS: September 2*. 2008 antemd m Sammoto Counry Courthouaa. By order ol toe C*y Comrtaaalon ol to* Cay ol Santord, Florida in SANFORD. Florida, at 1100 C M Caaa No 04-CA 201514W Tha Pubkc Haarmga wffi ba hold to to* C*y ol Laka Mary I Th* Samlnoto County Port Autoortty raaarvat to* right to r*(*d I or to* Cacut Court d to* IIT H a m on toa ftth day of ADVICE T O TH E PUBLIC: V a parson deck)** to appeal a dadCommlaaton Chamber*. 100 N County Club Road. Laka Mary any or a l bids or any part toaraol. to w d w any tatormatey or Nmramtoar, 2005. toa toaomng Judcral Cacut to and kx SEMI aon made wtto reaped to any maBw oonaidarad al to* abov* Any Iraaraatad party may appaar at to* pubkc hoailng and ba I HOLE County. Sarkord. Flonda. ~ f In 9ta bidding, to accept to* bids or any part ttaraol maakng or hearing, ha may need a iatbadm record ol to* pro­ i said Final JudgmanL lo aft: I wa tka to Eta hignast and bate hoard ragardtog to* abov* daaotoad amandmanl or subnai art*deemed mott tevorabl* to to* mtsrasl ol toa AuOxxey altar al ceedings, Including h i toaimori| and evidence, which record I* tedder tor oath at to* Eaat Door Ian oommanto to to* addraaa IdarMad abov* Sak btda have bean axamkiad and avaluatad. or lo ra(*d at ted*, re­ not provided by to* C*y ot Santord (FS 2660105) LOT 19. GOLDIE MANOR. al to* SEMINOLE County to ri may conanu* horn bma to am* unM toe ClyCommlsaon makes | ACCORDtdO TO THE PLAT Coutooua* located al SOI N • And decision PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDW Q ASSISTANCE T O I THEREOF. RECORDED IN Park Avarua to Sarkord. Flonda. TIME ANO PLACE O F BIO OPENM O: al I I 00 a m on toa 28to day or PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE 71. OF PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F TH ESE PROCEEDW OS SHOULD NO TE: IF A PERSON DECIDES T O APPEAL ANY DECISION I THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF October, 2005 toe toaoivtog C O N TA C T TH E C ITY CLERK AT 407-330-5603 46 HOURS IN | MADE BY THIS COMMISSION W ITH R ESPECT TO ANY MAT­ Sealed bide w* be received alSie office ol tie Admkkekatorieill I daacrknd property a* aal lorto n SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ ADVANCE O F TH E M EETING TER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING. HE OR DA tad Summary Fnal Judgment, 1500 houra (3 00 p m , a d 1). October H , 1009. M which am* tow*SHE WILL NEED A RECO R D O F TH E PROCEEDM GS, AND toay wffi b* pubkdy opened and iaad aloud. Any bid racatvad Cyntoia Porter. THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO h* apart*ad bid dosing ims wP not ba conaldarad. No Deputy CWy Clark FROM THE SOUTHEAST COR­ ENSURE TH A T A VERBATIM RECORD O F TH E PROCEEDdda thal ba akh dawn tor a period ol thirty (30) days tuba* INOS IS MADE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES TH E TESTIM O ­ quark to 6w bid opening wkhout toa conaark ol 6ia Adnknialrator. I NER OF THE SW 114 OF THE Pubkah October 6. 2005 mgatpaoala NW 1/4 OF SECTION 10. Sanknoi* County Port Autoortty NY ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH TH E APPEAL IS TO BE [ VOS 7 __________________________________________________ a in _ TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. BASED FLORIDA S TA TU TES 266 0105 contact toa Court RANGE SO EAST. RUN WEST Dated tots 2Sto day ol September. 2005 al Sarkord. Saminoia C ITY O f LAK E MARY. F LO M O * aaor al 301 N. Para ALONG THE SOUTH UNE OF County. Florid* PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE T O I Avanua. Santord FL 32771. NO TICE O F f U M J C HBAHM Q SAID SW 114 OF NW 114 A DIS­ Talaphona Numbar (407)065TANCE OF M FEET FOR A PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F TH ES E PROCEEDINGS SHOULD 4227 not lalar toan 2 voriung POINT OF BEGINNING. C O N TA C T TH E C ITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 46 | N O TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by to* Cay Con»N**ton ol to* CHy By order ol: SEMINOLE C O U N TY PO R T A U TH O RITY day* of your rrc a d of tort THENCE RUN WEST ALONG HOURS IN ADVANCE O F TH E M EETING AT 407-565-1424 ol Laka Mary. Florida, tool add Ccmmiaston wffi hdd a Pubic notica If haanng or voca THE SAIO SOUTH UNE OF Hearing on October 90, 9009, al 700 P. M . or a* toon toer*impairad. 1-600-955^771. THE SW 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 A C ITY O F LAKE MARY. FLORIDA efier as poaatola. to oonaldat Saoond Raadng ol an Ordnance DISTANCE OF 77SS FEET. Abaat: David P. lamer, Jr.. Bacratary CAROL A FOSTER. Datad tort 23 day of THENCE RUN NORTH C ITY CLERK Baplambar. 2005 212 47FEET. THENCE RUN N AN ORDINANCE O F TH E C ITY O F LAKE MARY. FLORIOA Pubkah: October 2,9.2005 12 DEGREES 34 00* W , A DIS­ TANCE OF 20 FEET, THENCE Rubkah October 6. 23.2005 voot AMENDING TH E C ITY O F LAKE MARY OFFICIAL Z 0 N 6 K ) Clara of toa C*ou* Court RUN N 87 DEGREES 25' 00“ VOW MAP BY REZONINQ CERTAIN LANOS WITHIN TH E C ITY O F By Mary Stroupa E . A DISTANCE OF 232 69 LAKE MARY. CONSISTING O F APPROXIMATELY E S ACRES, M TUB CM CW T COURT Deputy Clara FEET. THENCE RUN EAST A LO CATED O N TH E NORTH Bioe O f CRYSTAL LAKE AVE., O f TM tlE T H DISTANCE O f 34**8 FEET. ST. JOHNS M V M WATER MANAGEMENT DISTINCT E A S T O f SECONO S TR E E T ANO W E S T O f FIR ST STR EET. Law Otoca of MarahaH C. THENCE RUN N 41 DEGREE* OIVE6 WRITTEN NOT1CI O f MTCNOCD INSTINCT DCCNMN MORE FULLY D E 8 C R 0 E O HEREIN. FROM TH E PRESENT 22* a - W . A DISTANCE O f 1600 NW 49TH STREET. APPROXIMATELY 30 FEET Th* Datod grvaa nodes ol as n r l to Isaua a Formal Wsasnd ZONING CLASSIFICATIO NS O F PO. PR O FESSIO NAL SUITE 110 MORE OR U !# * TO AN *CTEROFFICE. T O DC. DOW NTOW N CEN TER . PURSUANT T O TH E PXXHWHfcon tot fw following propwtM FT LAUOCROALE. FL 33300 BCCTION WITH THE FOLLOWTERM S O F TH E FLORIOA S TATU TES; PROVKMNG C O N ­ Talaphona (054) 453436* tNG DESCRIBED UNE: A UNE Schrmeher Land Fuel IVUmaad. faaaonar. 600 E Cotorsar Dm*. FLICTS. SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIV E DATE. FacamWa (054) 771 -6053 CASS NO. as CA M i l 14K CAaa rtoi a* c a ta a i <*« RUNNING W EST FROM A . ».r . ■" . I Sues 100. Orlando. FL42*03 Fas No l*ll7-e*C»M Tha proper­ POINT ON THE WEST RIGHT ty a located mBwdnoto County. Bacaomi) 3*. TMmahp 20 Souto. changing Ei* toning on Eia toaowtng daaertbad property horn JP MORGAN CHASE BANK. NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE. Pubiah: 2.9.2005 OF WAY UNE O f LAKE EMMA Rang* 30 East. 6ac*on(t)' 3*. Toemerw *18. Range HE. and ' PO (Prolaaaional Offiea) to DC (Downtown Cantor): CO V025 AS TRUSTEE FOR ROAD. THE SAIO POINT mdudaa 47 883 acres Tha currant owner mSthnmahar Land Find PLAStTIFF CEim FICATE HOLDERS O f BE n o REACHED BY BEGIN •EAR STEARNS ASSET NINO AT THE AFORESAID Lag LoU 31. 32 6 33 Block 2* Crystal Laka Wkkar Homo* VS POINT OF BEGINNING ANO BACKED SECURITIES. INC . SuDOvition. Pat Plat Book 2 Pag* 118 Ol Tha Pubkc Record* Th* N**(t| cornammg each ol toe abova-kaisd Formal Wtaand THENCE RUNNING N 00 ASSET BACKED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT M GLENN R FALCON. IF LUANG. Qetermnetion* am avaiaOMtor mapecaon Monday ITOfJi Friday ol Saminoi* County. FL. DEGREES O r E . ALONG THE CERTWICATES. SERIES ANO FOR ANO IF OEAD. THE WEST RIGHT O f WAY O f •xcsdlortegelnoway*.100am to600pm alto*61 John*Rrvar 2003 ACT M M N O IE COUNTY. Th* Pubkc Haanng wkl b* held to toa Comnkaakto Chamban at UMOtOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. PLAMTIFF LAKE EMMA ROAO. A DIS­ vvaur Managamsra Oitrcl Haadquariar* or to* appropnaMSamoa 0EVI8EE8. ORANTEES. TANCE O f 17415 FEET TO Gamer The Oaarct w# take aciionon eecn perm* eppkeahonteted Lake Mary Cay Hal 100 N Country Club Road. Laka Mary (Th* C A M NO. 96-CA* 1971-14-W ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. THE POINT THE UNE RUNS VS MXW* uni*** a psoaon lor an admnaaatrv* proeaadng Itaannol » mam entrance Into C*y Hal la tocalad on Lafcavlaw A varua) CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO WEST FROM THE SAIO POINT COMMONWEALTH LIFE Mad putuwk lo to* proiiaiont <4 Sactora 120 8** and 120 87, Th* Pubkc I* tovaad to abend and b* heard Bald hearing may ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIM FROM THE SAID INTERSEC­ WAYNE ROBW80NAM/A INSURANCE COMPANY nortd***SUkJl** Chapter 25106 *oc: n o ? 7: Fto" t!‘ b* coninuad horn Etna to kma urkk a hnel daemon la made by INO AN INTEREST BY. TION WITH THE SAIO UNE WAYNE E R0BW50N IF Admeaaaalv* Cod* ( F A C ) A pamon whoa* ^ n t *1 « « « to* c*y Comnkaalon Copiea ol Ei* Oidtoanoa to M are *tr*6th r o u g h , under or RUN EAST ALONG THE SAID UVEK1. ANO IF DEAD. THE am dtocted by any ol to* Damn* propoaad panrwang deowr— AGAINST GLENN R FALCON. abi* to toa CommunEy Davatopmam Office al E li Wakac* LINE OISTANCE OF 2*3 97 UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. viymawri above may paaton tor admrrvatratrv* haanng to accord* KIMBERLY A FEET MORE OR LESS TO THE DEVISEES. ORANTEES. 1 12086* and 120 87, F 5 . or at parka* may math * Court. Laka Mary, tor review FALCON. IF UVINQ. ANO IF W EST RIGHT O f WAY OF ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. RtCHARO B DIVINS. DIANE 8 DEAD. THE UNKNOWN LAKI EMMA ROAD. THENCE CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO DiVWS. FIRST UNION A TAPED RECORD O f THIS MEETING IS MADE BY TH E Section 120573. F.8 . ---------- ---RUN S 00 DEGREES 02* W . A SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. NATIONAL BANK. W1NOFIELO Tha ALL OTHER PARREB C ITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE RECOROM AYNOT to* rvihl to a hearwQ E maffiaaon doaa net m*irt to a GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. DISTANCE O f 40 FEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION. c l a im era a n m t e r e s t b y . C O N S TITU TE AN A D E O U A Ti RECORD R D f l^ R P O a E S O f r a S a w lor pumura rradtonn am aal tarth to tm m n 120 i w 571. « '» UENORS. CREDITORS. ALONG THE SAIO WEST THROUGH. UNDER OR INC . 8UNNILAN0 F S ^ d Ri4*eP2r m e m and 26-106*01-406. F A C ^ * ” 4 TRUSTEES ANO M L OTHER RIGHT O f WAY LINE O f LAKE CORPORATION. AOAJNST WAYNE ROBINSON r^ ° • .C. . _ ______ _ -U I U V ,J U m W I M- rode. I ^ c t ^ T H AE t^ ^ ^ m R ^ N Y ,TpVE R S ^ I ^ ^ £ 2 2 % PARTIES CLAIMING AN EMMA ROAO. THENCE RUN WASHINGTON EtTEREST BY. THROUOH. WEST 200 FEET. THENCE 8 Chaptar 2*-106 and be Had ___ I. I yviSHlNG TO ENSURE TH A T AN ADEQUATE RECO R D O F | UNKNOWN s pouse OF WTERNATIONAL WSURANCE SPOUSE OF UNOER OR AGAINST KIMBER­ 1 Dwtod Hwuto4*rW .. 4 0 ^ R ^ ^ P --A ^ | 13 MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PUH00 DEGREES 02' W . 290 FEET. COMPANY. LLOYD B WAYNE ROOINSON A4UA LY A. FALCON; SUNTRUST THENCE RUN EAST 200 FEET NEWMAN. SUNTBUST WAYNE E. R0MN90N. IF ANY; J uaad kttoto 1 P O S E S IS A D VISED TO MAKE TH E NECESSARY ARRANGE BANK; JOHN OOE ANO JANE TO THE WEST RIGHT O f WAY SANKCABO. NATIONAL RETREAT a t W1KIVA ME NTS AT HIS O R HER OWN EXPENSE. Ol tow ruboa 0 wthin hmmyaa (26) <l«Yt d Patna dapoaktog DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS UNE O f LAKE EMMA ROAD. ASSOCIATION. UNITED HOMEOWNERS towruaoa ol tolant to Ew mat lot too** pamonato "* * * * • IN POSSESSION THENCE RUN 6 00 DEGREES STATES OF AMEBICA. ASSOCIATION. ETC ; JOHN l i T ^ - m i a c * . Fa k u m to B a a p a k to m w ^E w lW B p a n o d PERSONS W ITH DISAB4.ITIES NEEDING A S S IS T A N ^ T O DEFENDANT( 8) 02' W . ALONG THE DEPARTMENT OF EITEflNAL DOE ANO JANE OOE A 8 1 a»«NW t<a'Yntektudi|>*r»onm tofha'^,kJteffi PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F TH ES E PR O CE E O N G S 8H O U WEST RIGHT O f WAY UNE A REVENUE SERVICE. Hid UNKNOWN TENANTS Et , om rnmaaon (haanng) under Sacaom 120566 C O N TA C T TH E C ITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 46 DISTANCE O f 841* FEET TO POSSESSION u n k n o w n t e n a n t i s ). arto12067,PS.concamtoglhaeitotempamklappitoaBor^Patboid | •tones OF THE POINT O f SEOtNMNG HOURS IN ADVANCE O F TH E MEETtNO A T (407) 865-1424 OCFENOANT(S) whab w * mk Mad to accordant* wffii Ei* above pronaron* are w LESS AN EXCEPT ANY POR­ TION Of THE ABOVE NO TKC OF 8AL9 )acl to Btntaaal C ITY O F LAKE MARY. FLORIOA 0E8CRBED PROPERTY C O * NOTICE IS HERESY OWEN PURSUANT TO C H A FTIR M Noncaop p ^ m .^ w « i a m w a ^ d t o a c u uiil*nc*»<EiEi*Mio»«proviaiona | pumam to a Summary F VEYED TO SEMINOLE COUN­ Paaeonaanoiar. a p m i M haanng procam Card A Foator. CEy Ctotk TY BY WARRANTY DEED judgment d Fcradcaum dated NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN -• tang cr a patoon | DATED: October 4.2005 ■water 22. 200* antemd to RECORDED JULY 22. 2001. M k ittiMTHfl 10 putuam to an Onter or Final NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN i r t r a t N m ^ r ^ E d O ^ r t d k k n a la j a a n m a y C M Caaa No. 06CA-1412-14K OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK d toredoaum dated purxuam to a Summary F •AM* i k M i n i n VM noon of Mom. i 4*21. PAGE 70*. OF THE PUB­ d to* Cacut Coat d to* I9TH Pubkah: October 9.2005 21. 1966. and mam d Foradoau* dated S ^ T -S 'li S to a ld W ln p -x h k m C M O -C rt d Judote Circut n and tor SEMILIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE ____ to Case No 90CAV066________________ _______ . . twdte 12 . 200* antemd ^ X t o k c n h a v a E d n ^ t o b a conwyartytoEia N O U County. Sarkord. Flonda. COLIN TY. FLORIOA C M Caaa No 0*-CA-22*214K 16T6-I4W d to* Qroal Cato d NO TICE O F AGEN CY ACTIO N T A X W B T T I I R accordanca wtto Eta raquaamarka **• torEi abov* I wa **a to to* Ndted and bad to* Egrnaento JudcM Cecul n d Ew Orcul Court d toe IIT H BT. JO H N S RIVER W ATER H A M A O EIH M T DtSTTMCT tedder tor caah al Ew Eaal Doer Dated Ex* 26 day d September. tor Samrncte County. Jukod Oroalto and tor SEMI­ II to* SEMINOLE County Qtorl* Lewt*. Daactcr. DMaam 2005 Florida, whamto COMMON­ NOLE Counry- Sarkord. Florxte. k^tSto* Rtvar water Manaotmark ___ toouaa lnrallT al 301 N Notice I* given that Ew toaowtng pamkl WEALTH LIFE INSURANCE IwBaattotoahkfiadandbad (CIRCUIT COURT 8EAII Park Avarua to Sarkoid, Honda, COMPANY, w F w n d l and tedder tar caan ■ to* Ead Doer Baptambar 30.2006: al 1100 a m-an to* tSto day d Pubkah. Odcbat E. 2008 MARYANNE MORSE RCHARO B DIVWS. DIANE 8 al to* SEMINOLE County Ctert d to* Cacu* Court DIVINS, FIRST UNION Coutooua* toodad *1 301 N V062 ____ MAO Davatopmam Co In c. 501 N Orlando A v* . E233.J By Mary StrOLp# NATIONAL BANK. WINGFIELD Park Aranu* to Sarkord. Fiend*, Park, FL 32766. pamkl #40-117-66627*1. Th# prated M la d Summary Faial Deputy Clarh RESERVE ASSOCIATION. d l l 00 a m an toa (8to day d ad to Sanknoi*Courky. Badton3 6 .^ » ? * * * 1 9 C „ SUNNKANO c o r p o r a ­ 31 Eaat Tha pamt* adhortia# A S U ^ A C * t i o n . WASHINGTON BITER Saute I Oeacrtted property •* tat kato to AGEM ENT SYSTEM O N 10 ACRES T O SERVE »_ P THE SEMINOLE HE BALD ALL THAT CERTAft LANO SIT­ n a t io n a l b is u r a n c e c o m ­ Tha ated Summary F i r Famtfy Rawdankal Bubdvtdon known at EMngaworth UATE M SEkUNOU COUNTY. THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVO p a n y . LLOYD B NEWMAN. FVORDA. VIZ: LOTS I ANO 9. J. STERN. P R . ATTORNEY SUNTRUST BANKCARD. racarvtng water body M 8t John* Rkrar SLOCK D. OF TRACT IS. SEC­ FOR PLAJNTEF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. LO T *9. OF RETREAT AT ONO REPLAT. 6ANLANOO •01 9. Urkveraty Onv* S um u n i t e d STATES O f AMERICA. WEMVA. ACCORDING TO Th* Malt) conttemng Ei* •* * * « » «°» SPfUNGS ACCOROETQ TO 100 DEPARTMENT OF BITIRNAL THE PLAT THEREOF S T m i S l i d In Banknote C oot*/. Swdcn ” ■ 1* 1 „ , m w a tor inapadton Monday Etrei#i Frktey THE PLAT THEREOF AS kaken. FL 13124 REVENUE SERVICE. I RECORDED El PLAT 9O0K 8*. im v hokdaYt. # 0 0 am - to 600 p m at Ew B t Johns Rkrar RECOROEO El FLAT BOOK E. (954)2316000 AT PAGES 12.11 ANO 84. OF UNKNOWN TENANT(S). w* Water Managamam Otekict (DM*rtd) I tetdryiartart, 4046 Raid PAGE 7. OF THE PUBLIC __ I ad td l to to* THE PUBUC RECO R D! OF dM davetopmanl hnoain as Ew Okeway Piaxa R o ^ k SkaaL Ptedka. FL 32176-1429. A paraon whoa* aitodarktel RECORDS OF SEMINOLE txghad and baal teddw tor caan 9EMBKXE COUNTY. FLORF totamaU araaitedad by 9 » thtertd panhWng Okcteion may COUNTY, FLORIOA M ACCORDANCE WITH THE m to* Waal From Dow d to* 926 Florida Central Parkway. AMERICANS WITH DtSABAIpamon tor « i adtWekaEv* haartng In accordane* wah aaeBwixnda Couty Coutooia* to Conaokdalkd Label C o . #40-117-29115-1- Th* prate** tote I I day d T V S ACT. parnom wdi daabA 120 869 tetd 110 67. Florida 8UBA**, or may d m o t t b Sarkord. Samnote County. n day d Lungwood. FL 32760. 06. Towrnh* 21 SouEi. tea naadns a apacul acccmFlorxl* al 1100am onn#29to ITtocatedinSamtoOte County. 8K » « ■ I p u n k M mrttedy under tadton 1,900* BMdaacn ahouM conUd day d Octebar. 1006. to* kaoerHm v 3 0 Eaal T h * E R F * Pt*F— t a I ? » 573. Ftonda Watua*. batom 9 » daadtet* tor k n g a paiCOURT AOkBMSIRATION. d (O R C U T COURT SEAL) ■ng daecrbed property aa ad (CIRCUIT COURT 9EAL) Im a water managamark *yk*i* *pr * I lo t\. chooaing wB n d advamaly Chooaing madwacn i_______________ . M a d E ^k i ^ l l t l to* SEMINOLE Courky MARYANNE MORSE torth to card Order or Finer MARYANNS MORSE M Conaotddad Labatohawing E madaton doaa n d raatffi to a aaEtamark. The prooadavatogmark known Couruua* al 407684-4227. I Clark d to* Cacu* Cato Clark d to* CiroulCout duaa tor purxurg madakon am tat torth In aadton 120 573. •00088 *771 (TOO) St 1600 By: Mary S*a Florida SLakite*. and rda* 2S-109J11 and t s - ! 0* 401 - 404 - puly Ctotk 9*66770, * » Flonda Relay 8 l^ v u r t Covam. 171« ^ LOT 11. W1NOFIELD n r c S r _ Paaaont comfky wkh Ew Florida AdiW kdriW * Coda PaEEon* m ud com(ky Santo* RESERVE PHASE X ACCOROK * * c* * * ' TT oo^ h- ™ ^ t Ths o» U h . Rang* » l l ^ ------------~ ^ * ;| J ^ ^ ^ ^ F t o r i d a Admimeiraav* Cod* Chaptw IB-109 B M TO THE PLAT THEREOF. to: Samnote County. Badtona u*. THE SCMBKXE HERALD Puddi: OdCbw 1,6.2005 AS RECORDED BI PLAT BOOK THE SEI6N0LE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF OAWO V024____________________ 2*. PAGES M . M ANO 70. THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVX) managamam tyalam tor I 0 43-#er* dmralcgram* thd nd Haadquartam. Highway 100 W l K ra * * * . FL M I TT. J STERN. F A . ATTORNEY PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMI­ J STERN. P A , ATTORNEY S c w S a v ia n Covam Paakona tot admakaBakv* hawtog on toa above teiRvaa jn lt) NO TICt OF AUCTION f o r f ia m t v f NOLE COUNTY. FLOREIA. FORPL/UNTPF . . . a -anrfT) — 1 mual b* Had w«rxn twarkyon* 121 ) day* d SOI 9 Lkkvertay Dnv# Suit 601 B Unrvamfy Dnv* 8 * held an Th* Malt) owkaakng #*d> d Ew ibo<M ****** **<” *?* rxteo* or wEhto twenty-au (19) day* d E te ____ , Tha auction a •00 OATEO at Santord. Flonda toa d 900 | 21 day d Saptembw. 2005 i^alStetof mapecaon Morxtey E k d u J ^ ^ X ^ w S w n d « d Bka wwk to Et# ma# tar E t o t j j - m ^ _ ZTOBIR t li FWkaaon.Fl 13124 i. n . SU24 AM « 128 A d n Ana hRrtam t r a 7 « to 6 0 0 p m d Ete B t Jd to * waud noaoa Fa*ur* to ffia a pdffion i N Ekt (*841211*000 (S M itm o o o FL MARYANNE MORSE rtodkwwtom or I t e T p ln c d d i d «to d * d a a affiM . * £ * « * Z ^ Aa Ctetk. Caaa Court at— o o n 4 to tto ” ^kdTnaadrf I oon(t) may hoe* lo rtq vtf an mammm rMh* Proapacav* brktera may Inapad M ACCORDANCE WITH THE By MaryBboua m i d w i ( r a e - v « < by) Ete D d n d C d d J 0 4 * R j “ S i i j i d w aacadW 120 669 and 11067. M . ooncwrwig BI ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH OISAMJAa Deputy Ctetk 1 H 7 7 -1 4 H .n o !d w E y 14dffir*> rtW ^ ^ u d a e t p a n n * PaiBona S id era n d Bad to accordance AMCRCAN 8 WITH OdABkJto* Aucton kom 9AM u d *PM T K S ACT. pamona wdi Itatei*T* 9 ACT. pamone wah * *“ Term* w* caah or earltoed ktohaal R TBay. Eaqura w a raadng a ipaad I •a* naadns a apaod Unda omy OVIEDO TOYrtNG modakon ahouM c Lea OBeaa d TBay 6 Chapman modaeon anoud COURT ADMB66TRATI0N. d COURT AOUBaSTRARON. a SEMINOLE Cauky 2000 Gledea Reed - Sute 10* to* SEMINOLE Courky Coutoouw d 4076666227.1­ Boca Raton. FL 33411 Coutooua* d 407 996 4TT7.1Tha 6006656771 (TOO) d 1600­ r N o .:r " •0068*6771 (TOO) W 1600 edarad tor teda: 6866770. via Flonda Rday 6666770. a l - " ’ ' ISM MERCURY TRACER Pudah Octobar 2 .1 . 15 2008 VMk SMAFMIOJOPR8M2M V027 Pubtan Octobar 2 .1 .2008 Pubkah Octebar 2 . 6. H O I Pubkah October • 2008 V023 V022 V064 Pubkah: October 8.2006 to* Board iddngadtononti# VO71 Drviwon d Pwm* D da Gloria L ^aa. OMaron Deackx. Bow dtoroondddM onto9*d**w 1S ssS S S aasaw ar- �T i l llBIALD Page6B 8unday. October 9. 2005 L L Lecals ecals VICES. LICENSE 6 5*3 M THft CMCUTT COURT o f t h b is t h jud ic ial caicurr, N O T K I TO CREDITORS CMLOIVinON HaiC Am cam m WELLS FAROO BANK. N A . AS TRUSTEE FOR MERRILL LYNCH MORTGAGE NVESTOnS TRUST MORTOAOE LOAN ASSET-SACKED CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2003-OPT1. Tha above noaoa lo be (kAP betted once a weak tor hvo oonaacuwa waaka Said aale lobe under and by virtue ol the Statute! ol Vw Slate ol FTonda. at eudi caaaa provided Th* ednunttlfilion ol the • fIM of JEA>ME A FIE IS CHMANN. (McMMd whoa* 0*1* d 0*4*1 M l JUfM 14. 2005. M pdldng « to* C B M Court lor BwnMoU County. Honda. Probata ONWon. Fat Numbat 200S-I733-CP. toe ttH m t d which a P O Draaiar C, Santotd. F L J2T72. Tha name* and addraaaaa o» toa paraonal tapratanutiva and Vial paraonal rapratanuavaS Pubaah O aobd 2 .1. 2006 von NOTICE OF BALE OF VESSEL Pueuam to FL Seal 328 17(T) Via totowtng deaertwd veeeeHt) wrt be aold In pubkc aale to Via hghad biddar to aaMfy a ddm ban by banor tor labor andtor •forage 1171 SEA NYMPH HINA FL206666077I-2IM. Owner/TELLEZ EOWARO WILIAMS. ORANOE CITY. FL. Ltenor/Hidden Mabout Manna 4370 Cartaway Place Sartord. FL 32771 Tel: 407-322-1610 Sato Date' October 17,-SOM al 1000 am 4370 Cutaway Place Sartord. FL 32771 For addbond mtotmabon cal 407667-79*5 Pubkth October 2.6.2005 V013 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. TRIILA L. ROBERTS A/K/A TRALA LEE ROBERTS. « U. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pinuart Id a Fatal Judgment (4 Foradotua dated toa 22 day d ftapkantod. 2006. and araarad H Caaa No 0SKA66B14K. ol toa Grcui Court ol l a 16to Cacu< at and lor County. Florida. 1 WELLS FAnOO BANK. N A . AS TRUSTEE FOR MER­ RILL LYNCH MORTOAOE INVESTORS TR UST MOOTOAQE LOAN ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES. SERIES TOOL ORTI la » m Piamdl and TRALA L ROBERTS AM/A TRALA LEE ROBERTS; OPTION ONE MORTOAOE CORPORATION. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TRALA L ROBERTS A/K/A TRALA LEE ROBERTS; JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY ara DaMndaro I wfl aaa to Fm laghaal and baal biddar lor caah at l a EAST DOOR d Via Bammote County Coutoouaa. In SANFORD. Florida, at II DO am . on toa Sto day ol Hovambd. 2005, da Mooing m add Final JudgmarA to art LOTS M l ANO MS. PLAN OF IONOWOOO. ACCORDV40 TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I, FAQE IS. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORKA. Ing a apacui aocommodabon k> thouM contact Via Court Admmtabator al SOI N Part Avanua. Sanford FL M 77 I, Tdephont Numbat <407)66$4227 not talar ra n 2 morning daya ol you racaipt ol Vaa none* II haaraig or vorco tnpaaad, I-SOO-966-S77I. Dated Vaa 23 day ol SaptenMr. 2006 Ctart d n* Cacua Court By Mary Satupa Dapury Clara Lam ORica ol Marahaa C I too NW 4BTH STREET. B U TE 120 "* • FT LAUDERDALE, a LUOS T M p u a (S54) 4510365 i (*54)771-6062 AJ oadaoro ol ( a dacadart dama or damanda agamd tha decadence aalate. including unmatuad. cortmgart or unliq­ uidated cteene. on aatotn a copy ol tea noaoo la aarvad mual Me the* claime with Vaa Court WITHIN THE LATER OF S MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR SO DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al oVier credaora ol Vie dece­ dent and pereone having daene or damanda agaaiai tha dece­ dent* aatete. mckjdmg unmehaad. cortnganl or unaqudalad dama. mual Na (tea dama with Vaa court WITHIN S MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE F U S T PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE M THB O R C U T COURT FOR IIM V IQ t I COUNTY, FLORIDA FROBAT1OIVMION FILE NO 2004-1741-CP IN RE; ESTATE OF OORDON YOUNO aA/a OOROON A YOUNQ. aA/a OORDON ARMOUR YOUNO. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha adnaraatahon ol Via atiaaa Ol OORDON YOUNO a/k/aOOROON A. YOUNO. aA/a OORDON ARMOUR YOUNO. dacaaaad. ahoaa date ol daaai araa Augual 7. 2006; F*a Numbat 06-1741-CP. 14 pandng «i Via Capua Court lor Sananote Courtly. Florida. Probate DMdon. toa add*** d which a SOI N Parti Aranua. Sardord. FL. S2771. Tha namee and addaaaat ol N Paraonal Repreeentelnre Al crecMora ol Via daoadara and ovwr paraona having d a m aalaia on vhem a copy el Via noaoa a aarvad murt Me Vaa daunt wan Vaa Coul WITHIN THE LATER OF S MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR SO OATS AFTER THE OA1E OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM ovier credaora ol Via dece- TO. JACOUEUNE LAM RKHARO FUlSCHMAfM WRteffl H Momaon. Eaquea Flonda Bar No 143309 BALOWVIS MORRISON. P A 7100 South Hghway 17-M Fam Park. FL 32730 Tatephona 407/634-1424 tor “ Pubkah October J , 6.2005 V 0 1 6 _______________ Rf THB CMCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICtAL CRICIRT VI ANO FOR W M O U COUNTY, FLORKA PROBATE DIVISION F L E NO. S0EB-1T45CP B LU E LEE HAYWARO aA/a B LU E HAYWARD. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha ednwvtvaaon ol Vw aalate d B L U E LEE HAYWARO aA/i B L U E HAYWARO. daoaai whoaa date ol deaVi waa Augual 14. 2005. la pending m me Cvcwa Court tor Benvnoto County. Ftenda. Pro Dtviaion. Faa Numbot 200* 1T43CP: vw ta bate at wrad a PO Drawer C, Bartord. PL. 32772 The namee and add aa ol Vw paraonal rapratarta ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: A2 oradaora ol Vw daoadanl and oVwr paraona having dama or dartwnda agaawt Vw daeadartk including unmatuad. or unhqutd dama, on whom ■ copy oI vaa noaoa a aarvad m id Na 6wa dama with Vaa Coul WITHVf THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l cVte# credaora ol tie deca­ dent* aatete. Indudmg unmatarad. oonangart or unequdatad dame, mual NeVw* dame w «i Vaa court WITHM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION O f THIS NOTICE OCTOBER 2. 2006 CHRI8TME COSTELLO Wteam H Momaon. Eegtare Flonda Bar No 143303 BALDWIN 6 MORRISON. P A 7100 SouVi Hgpiway 17-62 Fam Park, FL 32730 Tatephona: 407*34-1424 tar Paraonal ALL CLARAS NOT 8 0 FLED W U . BE FOREVER BARRED NOTICE a hereby gman vwi aw paraonal property coraeraa d Vw taaowmg atoraga urvte a* be dtered tor aale d pubac aucbon la NOTTCBOF Etorai. 1007 Wtea Spraigi Dr . Winter Sprnga FL 32706 Wa raaarva aw i g i to rated any IB TRIE OF SALE 430 PM MOO Badgesaid Aranua Oeaona. Florida S2726 jd m ft Crowtod Honda Bar No 178615 ITS Ead Grama Aroian Orange C6y. FL 327S3 Tatephona (J66) 77»6_I7* 6623 Baud Ti neat agu*mart 6361 Flonda Dear Run Inc - knanod recorda 6502 JaSroy I lab on 2.6.2005 VOK M THB ORCUT COURT OF T M BO M TW m i JUOWAL O te c U TM A N O P O R - 1 COUNTY. F U NO- wans 623 Nancy Pa*y •booka. ddhaa 6112 Thonwa Mudaaaa A auppkaa 6106 PI 733-CP M R f THE ESTATE OF JO U M E A F U IS C H M A N N . N Date On: AUCTIONEER STORAGE PROTECTION A U CTO N SER L ecals L ecals ecals aw gown haraawtter daaertoad By order ol Via Planning t Zorang Commwalon of Via CRy d Sartord. Flonda. Vaa 8*i day el October. 200S Ptenrtng i Zortng Convraaalon ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC Paraona arth a dtedrMy. audi at a vlalon. hearing or apaadi OuW bOB/u Of ( big may oonlad Via C»y Cterk In may cab 407-330- Rf THB ftUPERKR COURT COUNTY OF RKHMONO. • TA TI OF OIOROIA CTRL ACTION. F L E NO: M RE: tHE PETITION OF RICKY RICHARDSON TO ADOPT. AM M O R M ALECH LO AN O TWO MINOR FEMALE CHLOREN A C O N om oN A LU sa Noaoa N hereby given tod a Pubkc Haaraig wd be held by ft Zoning Vw Cny Commraaon Chamber*. City ______ toa. al 700 pm on Thuraday, Oatobw M , IS M . to oonaktor a requed tor a In a RC-1, fteatocted Commercial Zoning DteVtcL Tha adtwaavaaon d Vw aalate d THERESA B CURCIO. dacaaaad. whoaa date d death waa Jdy 14.2004. » pandng In tw Cacua Court tor Sananote County. Ftortda, Ptctoate Drvtaton. Fla Nurtwr 05CP1264. vw addraai d wtvdi a Sanvnda Couay Cterk d Vw Court. PO Boa ROM Sartord. Flonda. 32772-60M Tha iwmaa and addraaaaa d vw Paraond RapraaanUWa and Al crodbora d Via dacadart and TO : NOLTA C. FARRELL. ADDRESS UNKNOWN. SAN FORO. FLOROA d damanda agamd dacadart* aatete. Indudmg unmaturad. conbnganl or unhqudated daima. and who have bean ____a • copy d w a Noaoa. mud Na b a r c la m with h r Court WITHVI 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 IN RE ESTATE OF have d a m or damanda agamd aw dacadart* aauta. indudmg unmaturad. oonangart or uikq- W1TNESS. the Honorabtea Slteryl B Joey. •a 0 Btencfiard, Jr. Molted N. Ann*. Jud Auguata Ju d o a Cacua. Judge d Vw Suwnor Coul d a m U 6i 64a coul WITHVI THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO F lE O WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Nohnvwtandng toa bme pen- I (211 Ttva 3rd day d Oaobw. 2009 | lha_dmctert* ttete d death * ALICE W PADGETT Aaorrwy tor Paaaorwr Pubteh October 1 . 16.23.2005 V070 NOTICE TO THB PUOUC: Noaoa tod a maaang waa . Saptarrtwr 27.2005. approvd waa raoommandad by tw fter*44>nianl Ravtew Team I granted by “ . _ ramavawa Ottlcial on I Saptembar 26. 2005 tor t a Id- | towtog oondNond uaa raquaate 1216 W 66i STREET, t e g ^ daaatiad aa LOTS t ft 2 BU4 10TR IS BEM 640U FARK F t 2 PO 7* wee approved tor toa Tha date d Vw krai pubicabon d tow nonce a October k. 2005 CATHERINE 0 ROBERTSON 16M Luanda Avanua Pnabugh. PA 1S210 Mchad J McOarry. Eaq Flonda Bar No 062974ft 1B226 Patoakay Cacla Port ChartoBa. FL 33646 Idaphona: 641/ 743-5155 CM WW M Pubaah October 6.16.2005 V066 61 TM i O R CUIT COURT FOR (COUNTY, PROBATB DIVISION F U NO. 06-1T32-CP 6f RE: ESTATE OF MULBERRY AVENUE Md aa LOTS 21 ft 22 ftLX 22 PBfE LEVEL PB ft PO M waa approvad tar a amgte ETTA ORETCHEN RAMSAY. Pubkah Saptembar I I . 2S. | ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: 2006 and October 2.6. 2006 N O TK E TO CREDITORS Paraona wtet a U073 aa • vtwon. her . . Tha at*Ttmw»akond»ta aatete anpaantart. d paraona naadng d ETTA ORETCHEN RAMSAY, N O T K I OF PUBLIC ovwr type* d aaaiteartca. and •w tort and afda yard ■ •d. whoaa date d deato HBANNO TO CONftOER o wtah lo abend C«y ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC IF A waa Ju w 26. 2006 and whoaa A CONDITIONAL Uftt Scad dacurty Nurtwr la S2B4PERSON DECIDES TO o9m board or i 54-6106. W pending m “ Noaoa la hereby gnan tod a APPEAL A DECISION MADE mg may ccrtad tw Cay Cterk m Pubkc I tearing ate ba hah) by WITH RESPECT TO ANY MAT­ Ctrcutt Court tor It 407-330tha Ptenrtng 6 Zoning TER CONSIOEREO AT THE County. Ftortda. ComnuaaiOTt m toa Cay Dttaakm. tw am*aaa d wrtdt a ABOVE MEITVaG. ME/SME 301 N Pant Avanua. ” * Cottvtvaaon Owrafura. Cay H M " N CALENDAR- OAV1 Haa. Barton. Eland*. « 700 PROM T H E -D A T E 'O F THE L. *27/1 Th* (lira Puauanl to 66C*on 264J)1M. pat on Thuraday, Oaaaba ADMMSTRATIVE OFFICIAL'S Ftortda BMutoa. * any 60M. lo oonardar a raquad tar a cidaa to a p i»d a ACTION. Conditional Uaa m a BC-3. Ida by toa Pte Special Commarcul Zorang Zoning Oorrmwatonwah reaped Pubkdi:Octobart.200S nay ara ad tortt katoa Dwatd pubkc maaang. audt paraon a* A l cradtort d to* dacadart LEGAL DESCRIPTION LOTS * need ■ record d toa proceed­ and dhar paraon* having d a m M TNft O R C U T COURT FOR ft 7. BLK S. TR 1. TOWN OF ing* and tor audi pupoaa. auch or damanda agamd daoad " (CO UNTY, SANFORO. PB I PO 54 •date an whom • oopy d tote record d toa pro­ noaoa te raquvad to ba aarvad Tha proparty bang more genet- I M mad*, ktdkidng to* I FBaNa. a*y daacrtwd aa 30* E 4ti Coul WTTHPf THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER wrtdt to* appaNl* l» ba baaed M RE: THE ESTATE OF Thte record te ltd provtdad by I TH E OATE OF THE FIRST An to* C v y d Sardord PUBLICATION OF THIS LENORAC. SLOAN. Urban InN N O TK E OR TWRTY (M ) DAYS Protact to develop Bka Hamm I Pudteti: October ft. 2006 AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ Walk-Up*. * au (•) IMft townVO71_________________ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS houaa davaiopmart at 306 E 4to MOTICa OF AMBMftTRATION N O TK E ON THEM ■» A l dhar cradtort d too doc*Th* Sardord Alport Autoorvy A l partwa n raaraal and cteiana Tha at liwvaaaaon d toa r i ta mar* to •hal have aa opportunay to be d LENORAC. SLOAN, lapandI heard d tad hearing In toa Cacua Court tor | dama aataia mutt Na (DBE) d a m wtei tote Court WITHIN County. goaty tor U S Dapartnart of By ordar of to* Planting ft d I THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER Tianaportakon (D O T) ' Zonmg Commwamn d to* Cay THE OATE OF THE FIRST . to aooordanoa wdi 42 d Sartord. Florid*, tote kto day PUBLICATION OF THIS Flonda 32771-606* CFR Part d< Tha na*« did addraaa d to* NOTICE. Autoonry hereby arvtounoa* and and d grva* noaoa M toa Annud DBE Roo* Robert. Chdnnan A a CLAIMS NOT FILED PadolpMon OoM MMHtohid Ptervung 4 Zoning Commawon WITH*! THB TIME PERIODS tor DOT-fundad prafacta tor FY I Mtom*y ara aal W h W m . SET FORTH IN SECTION 2000 (Octobar 1.1000. V n u ^ i I y ) V K E TO THE PUBUC: 733 702 OF THE FLORIDA M . 200*) a * b* I Any „ . .___ Paraona ateh a daabaay PROBATE CODE WILL BE 1646%. Pubkc cammart t e l a oopy d to* note* d attrantea* a waun. hearing or apeedi 1 vaton te aarvad mud obfad to FOREVER BARREO ntpamnart. or paraon* naadng or todMdud wtertng to oommanl | • » va**7 d toa *46 or coded.,| otoar type* d aaaidanna. NOTWITHSTANOtNO THE on too DBE god . Th* prapaaad , who wtah to attend Cay TIME PERIOO BET FORTH - 1 lapraeartaa a venue or fun* Commteaton maaanga w tecaon d tote Coul. by tong a ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FK.E0 dhar board d comma** a TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE pteadmg mg may cerdad toa Cay Clark m I buemite heut at toa adtoa* d AFTER THE D EC EO EN TT raquaaang read m to* Sardord Airport Autoorty d whang, or may cal 407-330­ DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED wtei toa Flonda Pro 1603 tor adotmaaon ragardmg WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER Banlord. FL 32772. and on too The data d km pi rwran m d THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A Mamal wab ana wwwortentoa Nokcaa Octobar 6.2006 COPY OF THE N O TK E ON d a ia n liid a lr p o r l.i Puauanl to aacaon 26* 0106. THE OBJECTING PERSON. attnp //WWW ortandoaardordaaFlonda (hatiaaa. 1 any paraon Wteam Erne Kjrddiofl OR THOSE OBJECTIONS ARE port oom/>. Tha Sardord Airport daddaa to appad any dt Paraond Rapraiartaava ' _ • FOREVER BARRED mada by toa Ptentmg and | Authoray Zorang Convnwuon wdt reaped I to *aampt B. tOTOy Monoid. Eaquro to any mead oonddarad d tote Flonda Bar No 12S562 proparty te roquaad to tea a pat­ pubkc maaang. audi para * STENSTROM. MCINTOSH. ton tor dtearmnaton d aiampf need a record d toa pn COLBERT. WHK1HAM. property WITHIN THE TIME mga and tor men pupoaa. audi I RCISCHMANN ft PARTLOVY. PROVIDED BY LAW OR THE paraon may need to anaua tod PA RIGHT TO EXEMPT PROPER­ to Andrew Man Gaate d a 1 ait earn raoord d to* Pod OMoo Boa 464* TY 18 DEEMED WAIVED Any ceadmga te mada. moudng aw I above aiklrrii, or la lea 407­ Sardord. FL 22772-46M 165-4046 tr to ama4 i teadnany and avtdanoa upon te rotejaad to tea an atecton to Totephora 407/322 2171 wrtdi too appadte to ba baaed Abornay tor Paraond ua* *tec*v* ahd* WITHIN THE Tha raoord te nd provkted by TIME PROVIDED BY LAW OR PuMdi October ft. 2M6 toa Cay d Sartord THE RIGHT TO CLAIM AN MOT* Pubaah October 2.16.2005 ELECTIVE SHARE IS DEEMED Pubbdi: Octobd 1 .2006 V064 WAIVED VO73 V IM C L I AUCTION Th* data d km putacaaon d | NOTKft OF PUBUC tea noaoa a October ( . 2006 |. 33. | ■ ftBBIO TO C O f K E I FWOBAB33A5O60I2761 A CONDITIONAL USB DOROTHY J W NQHT Aucton to bt hdd on 1*51-1 (CO U NTY Note* te hereby gnan tod a 7014 Laknar Way • 10AM d PradwtY Towing BCCPROJCCT ' »/ Ortando. Flonda 32622 1240 • Rond* Raagan Brad 6OUCITAT10N6 ft Zortng (C R 427).I In to* Cty J. McLEOO. For adotmaaon on t enanote Comrrvaaton Chtmbara. Cay Pubkdi Octobar 2. 2006 County BCC procuamarta. Sardord. Flonda. at 700 VO77 pfaaaa vaa o u ateaaa d pm on Thuraday, r Flonda Bar No 322024 w m aammoterxiu dya gimpu 2606, to oonwdar a ratywd tor a P. a Draw*! 260 N O IK B OP A U CTO N Chaamg. tated Cun art a OC-2, ApefdA. FL 62704 • ‘ a Id d Garwrd * 6: (407)' Thte auction wti b* hate on Dwtnd Paraonal L MBS, al 200 d 325 Aum A m . Onade. LEGAL DESCRIPTION LOT ft. I 1 16.200* I adormabon te dao t m . m m ■ BLK 7. TR 1. TOWN OF BANa. i a. auu. | M Purenawrg w d Corteaaa FORD. PB t PO 66 Ohwon, taoaiad *i toa County Samoa* BuMne. 1101 * The proparty being r t ie a.iWiii.i I toa Aucaon asm SAM uat 6PM I d fti. Room S20ft. Sardord. M TM i CMCUIT COURT PON * I Tarww art cwati u cartetei I COUNTY, Ftondd Phono 407666-7131 Avanua dy OVIEDO TOM/dM - _______ __ I raaanea tod a g i to aooapl or | To guarartaa raoapa d addwv PROBATB HVMKNf ---------1 ratuta any and a* bida F U 6: 66-CP-11B4 da. *1 raapondarta ahoUd dw di *w a e tile or oortad U Tha known* vartda* are I M R E ESTATEOF tw R rd a a n g and Cortraote tor Huggna Damtopmart M 614 | THERESA ft CUR CK. Sardord Avanua 16*2 FORD TAURUS V » d 1FALP6246NA134162 Al partwa madatad and aaaana I Pubkth Octobar 6 2006 anal have an opportunay to bo | Pubtan October 6. loot VOM NOTKft TO C M U T O R S heard d gate haaraig MM6 lO C M ^d W 25th ^ tr a d Banlord. Ftenda 32771, (407) 324 M M And dua nonce having bean gnrdv to Vw owner d raid property and an partwa * n o m to dam NOTICE TO CREDITORS in auch ndca tor paymart d auch hawM aw dioda wd be add al pdPc auction il tha above elated Tha adurraavabon d Vw aatete d MARY R G U N N , dacaaaad. Fla Nurtwr 20C6-CP-H07. a pandng In Vw O clM Coul tor Sananote County. Flonda. Probate Danaton. toe addaaa d which M M l N. Park A ve, Sartord. Florida. 32771. Tha namee and addaaaaa d “ ' Ancdary A l credaora d vw dacadart and agamti dacadartk indudmg unmatuad. ____ -..id or unuquidalad daan*. on whom a copy d tote Noaoa te aarvad m at Na to** d a m w*h tote Court MflTHdf THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OH THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS N O TK E ON THEM A l otoar cradton d to* dec*damanda agamti indudmg unmatuad, oonangart d un*q- S im to *w teglteai Hapoaad ot on Wedneedey. OCTOBER 7*. Oe* of Aucton T“T'* 230 PM r.wmmat Name ImNSoa Rarnond F. Aidja H ou-hdd gooda. Funwura. Bovaa 5 app*___ 3 Tnmartrt. Houtahold good*. Fumau*. Bovaa. Tv*a d SterooEqup Lem Hudaon, Mouaahdd good*. Funaua. Bora*. Appkancm. TvY or swrao Equp Perkmt. Houtahold Pubkah October 9.16. 20p6 V062 ____________ UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION Removal d toa daacrtwd mrtdaa waa uorvtacwd m oompkmca w*h F S 713 78 Noaoa tod Harryk Towmg wd •*■ aate Vdvctea d Pubkc Auckon tor Caan on OCTOBER 11.2006. d 1000AM d1 02 N MapteAva. Banlord. F L 32771 Al imrtctea add AS IS No Ida gmrantowl Harryk Towmg ratarvat to* ngrt to bid on any vartda d a m wan tort court WITHIN t h r e e (3) MONTHS AFTER hou prior to taw THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THI8 I 1663 SATURN NOTICE 10SZK5579P226717S ALL CLAMS NOT SO FEED I Pubaah October 6. 2005 WILL BE FOREVER BARREO V060 N d wahalandmg toa km* partN O TKI Nad two (2) year* d more after to* dacadart ■ date d daato a Ttw date d toa krd pubacabon d tote neko* te Octobar S. 2005 CATHERME D ROBERTSON Analary ANO 1610 • n d to d l I * * * MARY R OLENN. Al other credaora d »w daoa- By order d toa Ptenrtng B uadurtrtng roaldanca and a Id Zoning Commrawon d tw Cty •pMWrobimlo tw tote draootd I d Sartord. Flonda. tote Mh day I todbwtor davatopmartdldE Ptenrtng ft Zortng Cunwttadon VI THE ORCUIT COURT FOR BEM M OLI COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION T U 6 : 1006-CP-1607 avomay ara ad torth below NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Puauanl to aaobon 2660106. By Onter tor aarvto* d putaceFlorida SUk/Wa. 6 arty paraon aon. you ara hereby nobbed Vid daddaa to m pad I on »w 3rd day d October. 2005, mada by Vw PV RICKY RICHARDSON haa Nad Zoning Commteatanwtei reaped aeon to adopt YAVONTE, to any m a8» oonddarad d Vaa NYJAJUAN FARRELL, eon d pubkc meaVng. auch paraon a* ERIKA HENDERSON need a record d Vw proceed RICHAROSON Purauant to rg* and tor auch purpoee. audi O C O A 1 *5 - 11 . you are here­ paraon may need to anaua r~" by needed tial you a* toee a* a verbaom record d 6w I righte to Via daw imtea*. wahai ceadmga a mada. Indudmg 2w laatmony and evidence upon I fwty (30) daya d racaipt d tve noaoa. you Na an obfacaon to wtvdi aw appad N to be baaed Tina record a n d provided by d Vw tong d Vw obRcbonmud Vw Cay ol Sartord. be Nad wan Vw court In wtvdi adoption N pending ' Pubkah. October ( . 2006 noaoa given to Paenonara attor V074_________________ Akca W. Padgafl. 1223 George C. W»aon Ortva. NOTICE OF PUBLIC Auguata. Georgia 30006 addrata N I2M Oougtea Ave.. Bute 203. Longaood. FL J277S. on or batora October I I 2006 Prefect tar a I A M equate tod and Netoeortgmdwkhtoe dark commercial dhee budding at d tv a court a«wr batora aarvtoa 2011 French Avanua. on PetAanar* atumay or ktvna- I dy toaradter; oVwrwtea a A l paroea In Intend and gbaene dataui a* ba araarad agamd •Nd have an opporlurWy to ba Cterk d toa Court By Dapury Clark M RE: THE ESTATE OF OATE 06 RALE NOTICt OF ACTION L YOU ARE NOTIFIED tial an I LEGAL DESCRIPTION. LOT ft acbon tor daaokioon d marriage ft ft 1/2 OF LOT ft. BOYT ' SUBDIVISION. PS 1.P0 6S . are raqueed to aarva a oopy d you written datonaaa. 4 any. Tlte proparty being men genetto 4 on Bomid Fear. E t o n d afy daacrtwd aa t o i l French Samuel Robert FBar H. P A . | Pubkah October 2. R. 2006 V0I7 Tlte date ol Mel putacaaon ol Vaa Noaoa V October 2.2006 STEVEN LAM. Paoaonar/Huaband. THE OATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS OCTOBER 2. 2006 mual II daana wah tea Court WITHVIS MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD S ET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLARA F LE D TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS OATE OF DEATH IS BARRED M RE: Tha Mamage ol: JACOUEUNE NAM. RaapondantWN ALL CLAIMS NOT 8 0 FLED W LL BE FOREVER BARRED nay ara eel forth balov IN THE CtRCUTT COURT OF THE EKJMTEEHTH JUO ICUL CIRCUIT VI A NO FORORANOI COUNTY FLORKA Caaa No.: 2C06-0R-37614 OMalon No.: 30 ALL CLAIMS NOT 8 0 FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Pubkah Octobd 2. 6. 16. 2006 V026 IW u rd A Ybung ecals 6626 Edgahual Drhr* Brook Park. OH 44142 ROBERT K. MclNTOSH. ESQUIRE Ftortda Bar No. 17S302 STENSTROM. MclNTOSH. COLBERT. WWGHAM. RE ISCHM ANN 6 FAHTLOW. FA Pod 06lc* Box a s a Sardord. FL 32772-46a Totephono : 407/322 2171 ABomay tor Paraond Pubkdi: October 6.14. 2006 V063 N O TK I Vartda Aucaon * 6 00am WHEN October I I , 6066 WHERE: Pad* Towing, 1016 Wt I d 6P**L Santonk FL a t m HO7)611-7442 Of. - r VEHICLE YEAR: 1666 MAKE: DOOQE MOOEL: NEON COLOR: RED VM 6: 1B3ES47C7TD517771 VEHICLE YEAR 1664 MAKE: DAT8UN MOOEL: PICK UP COLOR WHITE V M 6 JNSN00190CX2S2S3S VEHICLE YEAR: 1666 MAKE : PLYMOUTH MOOEL: 20R COLOR GRAY V S ff BP2S062S64732 Vartda Aucaon 6600am WHEN Ortabd 22. MO« WHERE: PauTt Towmg 1212 W lei SbaM. Sardord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHKLE YEAR: I66S MAKE FORD MOOEL TRUCK COLOR WHITE V*f 6 : 1FOJFJ7YSFNA07424 VEHICLE YEAR 1662 MAKE: HONDA MOOEL: 30R COLOR SLACK VH t 2HGEK2340NH653336 VEHICLE YEAR 1666 MAKE FORO MOOEL: 40R COLOR BLUE VM6:1FALPS7L68K124094 WHAT: VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTO N WHEN Octobar 22,2606 TM E: 1000am WHERE: A 6 R Tbwlng Sannc* 2404 Dnflwood Or Fam Park. FL 32730 220k VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION 6 1666 CA06XAC 106C0666704306646 Pubkth: Octobd 6.2005 V067________________________ NOTICE OF AUCTION Thte aucaon wd ba M d on OCTOBER 21. 2006, d 600 AM d 32$ Adm A m . Ortedo. FL irwpad to* vartetea on toa day u d 6PM Tame ara cadi canned lunda only OVIEDO TOWING raaarvaa to* ngfd to or > ’ The tolowing vartda* ara 1666 OLDSMOBILE VM6 1G3QM60Y6GR320512 166* MERCURY SABLE V646 1MELM5386TA607056 Pubkah Octobd 6. 2003 V06* Bammote Oommuily Cotagat Oapartmart d Nuamg announcaa ta National league tor Nuamg Accrediting CliH Titeun Inc pubkc maakng Date Wadnaeday O d 26.2005 T m 3 pm Lncakon: Bairtnda Communty “ **g*. Sardord/Lek* Mary Campua (100 Weldon Btvd. Sardord. 32773). Room VI04C napoo*: To provid* an opporiuy tor an open dtacutaion Hrdng to* accradttkon d »C C k Ataociala m Scianca Dagro* m Nunmg Program, at many Cortad F d more ydormat u i. I Cat 407-326 2474 Bte to Ftondek vary broad pub­ kc record* law. moal wrman mmumeabona to or bom Cdtog* amptoyaaa ragardmg Cottage buamata are pubkc record*, miedacta to toa pubkc d madte Upon raquati datora, tv* a-maa commurvkon may ba kuTyacI lo pubkc Vervcte Auoton 6 6 00am Pubkth Octobd 6. IS, 23. 2005 WHEN OotoS it 26.6006 VOS! WHERE: Paulk Towing. ISIS I W m s a a a t Sartord. a 32771 NOTKft OF SALE (407)321-7442 VEHKLE FUBUC AUCTION YEAR: 1666 MAKE PONTIAC M PURSUANT TO FLORKA MOOEL: 4DR BTATUE8 713 76 THE FOL­ COLOR: YELLOW LOWING VEHKLE WILL BE VBIf.2Q2QR06H6Q2220636 BOLD AT FUBUC AUCTION ON TUESDAY OCTOBER 25, logs Vartcte Aucaon 6600am AT 1000 AM AT CORTES TOWWHEN 0 ........ . 640 SERVICE 2 a ORANGE WHERE: Pad* Towmg. 1616 AVE LONGWOOO. FLORIDA W ItlSaaat. Bardord. FL3277I THESE VEHICLES ARE S O U ) (407)321-7442 AS IS WITH NO T I T U OUARVEHKLE ANTEE SELLER RESERVES YEAR 1666 THE RIGHT TO BIO BIOOMO MAKE DOOQE STARTS AT AMOUNT OWED FOR TOWMG ANO STORAGE COLOR. MAROON v ie w in g o n e h o u r p r io r VOI1 2B4FK25K7KR166667 TO SALE FORM OF PAYM EN! IS CASH OR CASHIERS CHECK VEHKLE YEAR 1666 MAKE: MERC 1) I860 FORO ECONOUNE MOOEL COUGAR V M 6 1FTEE24Y80MA466d3 COLOR GOLO V M * 1MELM62W6TH6075II Pubkah Octobd 8 2006 V034a Noaoa M hereby gnan Pauk I Towmg wd aal M pubic aucton tor ukago tor caah on donwnd to I lertclea ana hou prior k) M a Term* ara "CASH OR CERTV I FIED FUNDS- Paulk Towmg raaanwa to* n p l to aooapl u rated any and aIB K ft Pubbdi: Ooktedt, 2006 voss__________________ NOTKft OF U U I SALE ■ad to taaafy d i � 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 09, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 09, 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 09, 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/911596372c6713978fcb438a6d99c27f.pdf 42d1727d5326d84137fe91d59cc9ac80 PDF Text Text Pagf 6B T n Kn.UA Midweek, June |.2, 2005 L c c a ls N O TIC E IS HEREBY G fV tN , foal WU.LIAM E KIRCHHOFF foe holder of fo# toftovtog earMcet#(s) has Mad a M c a r l c a W ii tor a t o daad to ba twuad thereon. Th # oarUeato yaartal <* L egals L egals Legals CO LO R: BLACK V W « : 4A3AJ46G4RE0579S7 Circuit Court Orange County. Florida Case I Cl 65-1755 Lass Espresaway. M ECCA HAMMOCK, according lo toe VEHICLE YEAR: 1 N 7 MAKE: NISSAN MOOEL: 40R CO LO R : GOLD VW » 1 N 4A B 41D 4V C 7 S 441 3 ****• • ■* dwerVh*, of b» • » nama(a) to «N c h t aaa a a a t o m . - . 1*11 YEAR First Union National Bank of Florida. A Florida corporation. PlamMfft) VEHICLE YEAR: 19»4 MAKE: MITS M ODEL: 40R COLOR. BLACK Budzian 6 Hall Inc . a Florida corporation And Charfei i Budzian an rvkvcJuai Delandant(a) NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALS V IN 4: 4 A 3 A J4 6 G 4 R E 0 6 7 8 8 7 0100-0too L O T 10 H J t I DOtME 1 _ 1ST M X ) PR 10 P Q t$ Namaa to wNch aaaaaaadSHUBERT C O N STO C O U o» aato property batog to toe County of Samtooto. Stoto of i (ueh i door. Saminoto County Courtoouaa, Santard. Florida. on Monday. JU L Y 11, S M . « 1100am. Payment of Sato to*. apt* Ma documantoty aton^ t o and laoordtog toaa ara roqus to ba paid by * » aueoaatol btodar al too t o . FUI payment ol an amount aqua! to dia N g fm l Old la d M aftoto 94 hours altar too adradlaad tone of aato. M paymonta M l ba eatfi or guar­ ani* ad Instrument, mada payabla to Ota Ctor* of tha O rcu t Court Datad on 5/29/3005 MARYANNE M ORSE C LE R K O F T H E C IR C U IT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Dapuly dark Puttah Jura 1, S, 15. 22. 2005 ROOT Vahlda Auction •tOOam W HEN: Juna IS , SODS W HERE: P a u li touring. iflia W. 1at Straaf. Sanford. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE Y EA R : I N I M AKE: FORD MOOEL: PAJ CO LO R : W HITE V1N #: 1FDKF37H6MNA220S9 VEHICLE YEAR: IO N MAKE: FORD MOOEL: 40R CO LO R: BLUE VIN # 1FAFP53S1X0327540 Vaftoo Auction 0900am W HEN: Juno 14,2004 W H ER E: Paula Towing. 1919 VW1at 9*aat. Sanlord. FL 32771 (507)321-7442 VEHICLE YEA R : 1993 M AKE: PONTIAC M ODEL: 40R CO LO R : MAROON V IN f : 1G2NE54N9PMM1010 Vtotoda Auction 0 9 00am W H E N : Juna 1 5,2003 W HERE: Paula Towing. 1919 W. tat Street. Sanlord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1991 MAKE: FORD MOOEL: P/U CO LO R: WHITE VIN 4: 1FDKF37H6MNA22069 VEHICLE YEAR: 1999 M AKE: FORO MOOEL: 40R CO LO R: BLUE VIN t 1FAFP53S1X0327640 Vetude Auction * 9 00am W HEN: Juna 14,2005 W HERE: Paula Towing. 1919 W. 1at Straat. Sanford. FL 32771 (407)321*7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1993 MAKE PONTIAC MOOEL: 4DR C O LO R MAROON VIN F: 1Q2NE54N9PM561010 VEHICLE YEAR: 1W7 M AKE: NISSAN M OOEL: 4DR CO LO R : GOLD VIN » 1N4AB41D4VC784413 VEHICLE YEAH: 1994 MAKE: MITS MOOEL: 40R VaMcto Auctan «9-00am WHEN: Jana 1T, M M W HERE: P w Ta toatog. 1919 W tat Straat. Sanford. FL 32771 (407)321*7442 VEHICLE YEAR: IS M MAKE: MERCURY M O O E L 20R COLOR: BLACK VW %■. 1MEBPB2F3GH704701 Node* la haraby given Paul a Dndng wffi aai al puMc auctton lor adwga tor caati on ataHM M M toi In -Bu 10 *-1 -- - UEJOw*, aid Nddara may ona hour prior to aato. Tarma ara -CASH OR C E R TIFIE D FU N D S' Paula Tbwtog raaacvaa toa nght to accept or refect any and al BKJS. Pubtah: Juna 1. 2005 R010 B I T H I CIRCUIT CO URT OP THE C10MTEINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT W AHOFOR B IM M O LE taararra COUNTY a ay FLOMOA C A M NO. 05-OR-204T-02D-0 Manor* Tlmmona Tumtr, Patilionar AND Frank Tumar. Raspondant N O T K f OF ACTION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE TO: Frank Tumar Raacua Miaaon. 13th Strati Sanford. FL YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ation haa baan Nad agatnat you and lhat you ara raquirad to larva a copy of your wrrtlan defenses, it any. to K on Maqone Tlmmona Tumar. whoaa addraai la 2530 Crawford Drlva. Sanford, FL 32771 on or before Juna 24, 2005. and Na tha original with tha Clark of to* Court at 301 North Park Avanua. Sanford. FL 32771. batora aarvica on Pftinontr <x imir>#ai«tiy wUfiattar N you fail to do ao. a dtfauK may ba antarad againat you tor tha ratal damandad in tfw petition Copies of al court documanta In thia caaa. including orders ara avadabta al toa Clark of th# Circuit Court ! office You may raviaw lhaaa documanta upon laquaal. You mutt kaap lha Clark of tha Circuit Court * Oftca notified of your currant address Futura popart * fo* lawaurt n * ba mafled to toa addraaa on racord at toa dark'a offlca WARNING Rula 12 255 Florida Family Law Rulta ol Procadura. requires cartain automatic diactosura of docu manta and information Failure to comply can raauit in sanetuna, including diamiaaal or itoking of ptoadfogs. DATED May 19. 2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CO URT By Nancy R Winter Deputy Clark Pubkih May 25. 2005 and Juna 1.6. IS. 2005 0155 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by vtrtua of that cartain Writ of E recution issued out of and under toe seel of toe C r t u l Court of Orange County. Florida, Casa » C l S5-1755upon a llnal judgment rendered n toe A r e said court In that certain caaa entitled F n l Union National Bank. PlamMI vs Budzian 6 Hal. Inc and Chartea E. Budzian. Defendant!•) which aforesaid wm of Execution was delivered to ma as Shark! of Sammoie County. Florida and I have levied upon al toe right, title and interest of toe defen­ dants in tha toftowtng described property. «»*d property being located in Seminole County. Florida. more particularly On# 2000 Toyota Camry. Vtn, * 4T1BO22KOYUM7029. being stored at Tn-County Wrecker and the undersigned as Shark! of Seminole County. Florida, wB a ll 100 A M o n toe 27to day of Juna A 0 2005 oiler tor salt and sal to toa highest bidder. FOR CASH IN HANO AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND A U EXISTING LIENS, al lha Front (South) Door, at the flagpole, of toe Seminole County Sheriffs Office. 100 Bush Blvd. Sanford. Florida, tha above described Nonce * haraby given Saminote Pam! 4 Body wiH tall al Pubic Auction for talvage lor cash on demand to highest tad dar. lha following described vehicles JUNE 14,2005 1992 Ford Taurus V IM 1FAC P57U7NA153190 Tha auction «nk ba held at 12 00 PM. on lha said dates above Al Semnol* Pam! 6 Body 2540 S Myrtle Ave Sanford. FL 32773 Proapactrva bidders may inspect vandes one hour prior to sale Terms ara cash or car nlwd Funds- Seminole Wrecker reserves the nght to accept or raiecl any and all tads Publish Juna 1,2005 R013 Book 1. Page 64. of toe Pubflc Record* of Semmoie County. | Florid*. YOU ANO EACH OF YO U ARE HEREBY SEVERALLY NOT1- I FIED TH A T FRANK A. LIMPERT. haa fled N* Complaint In to* Circuit Court. I Eighteenth Juffimai Drcurf. In and tor Semmoie CourtlyFlorida, against you and each of you aa Dilandam to (p M IMa of to* Plaintm to lha abovedeeonbed real property located in Seminole County, Florida, toe ■lnji vwirvu inm oi hvrui i* •no- | dad ‘ FRANK A LIMPERT. PlamM! v a . L T . LIMPERT and | WINFIELD BA LIMA Datondanda*. and you and each I of you ara haraby raquirad lo serve a copy of your anewat or other defense. If any. upon FRANK C. WHIG HAM. ESQUIRE, of STEN S TR O M . MclNTOSH. COLBERT. WHIGHAM. RE1SCHMANN S PARTLOW. PA.. Poai OUtoa Boa 4545. Sanford. Florida 327734645, and to 15a toa original of same In too office ol toa Ckak of | toa abova atyfad Court on ( batora Juna 13. 2005. aa I raquirad by to* if you fail to do I ao. Judgment by default w* ba | taken againet you MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E C IR CU fT | CO URT By Carol Moor* Deputy Clark Pubtah: May is. 25. 2005 a Juna 1.5.2005 0129 W THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THt M H TW fTH JUDICIAL CIRCUTT W ANO FOR 5URMOL1 COUNTY, FLOIVOA CABS NO. 06-CA-97W14 Published May 25. Juna f. I . 15. with toe safe on June 27, 2005 SUNTRUST BANK, a toraign NO TICE REQARDINO TH E AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES A C T OF 1990, PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN TH E PRO­ CEEDING S SHOULD CON TA C T TH E ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTIO N OF THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHER­ IFF'S O FFIC E. 100 BUSH BOULEVARD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. 32773 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS (407) 6556912 va IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEM NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: 0VCA-543-14-K FRANK A LIMPERT. Plaintiff vs L T. LIMPERT. WINFIELD BAU­ MAN. and any unknown spouse hairs, davttaat. granites, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, or other claimants by. through, under, or against L T LIMPERT. WINFIELD BAUMAN, and ail parties having or claiming to have any nght. title or nterest m toa property described herein. Defendants THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO" DEFENDANTS L T LIMPERT. WINFIELD BAUMAN, if air and then unknown spouses, if married, and if dead. Iheir unknown heat, devisees, lega­ tees, granites, assigns, lienors, spouses, creditors, successors, or trustees, or each of them, and any and ail persons or parkas claiming by, through, under or agamsl them or each of them and againat any and ail parties or persons having or claiming any right, bile or interest in and to toe following described prop­ erty. lying and siiuata Seminole County. Florida, to wit Wail 1/2 of North 1/2 ol Lot 10 Station Univareity (abovt) won thra* gamaa in a row to win and dalmad lha Atlantic Sun Confaranea Toumamant Championship at Conrad Park Ma past Saturday. Tha HaMara wW ba tha No. 4 aaad al tha NCAA QalnaavMa Ragionai and wM ptay host and top-toad Florida at 8 p.m. Friday night at McKathan Stadium. Also In tha Oainasvilla Ragionai la no. 2 aaad North Carolina (40-17-1) of tha ACC and no. 3 aaad Notra Dama (36-22-1). champions of tha BIG EAST Confaranca. Tha Tar Haaia and Fighting Irish will play Friday at 4 p.m. to start tha doubiaailmination ragionai. Maanwtiila, Laka Mary's Butara (left) was namad to tha ail-toumamant taam hx Na aftorta bahind tha dish. Tha Johnny Banch Award aamHInalist threw out ftva of six runnars attempting to steal In tha toumamant. Among tha flva Included NCAA steals leader Adam Godwin of Troy. Godwin, who haa 84 stdan batat In 92 attempts In 2005, was 0-tor-3 va. Butara in four games this season In stolen base attempts. * Dated toil 9 day of May. 2005. Donald F E slmger. Sheriff Semmoie County. Florida Publish May 25.2005 and Juna 1.5. 15. 2005 0155 H m M pdalB (M Q By JM* W M to TN* none* ahal be pubflafwd I one* a weak tor kaa conaacutoia Thai said tala it bang made to satisfy toe terms of tots WM of Execution NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION r W nwfpOf » S rWLOrOKO i l r f m SHRIMATTI RAMSAROOP. N O T K I OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, (hat, pursuant to a Final Judgment of Forecfoeure In favor of SU N TR U S T BANK, a toraign corporation, entered In toa above-atyted caaa, I wB te l toe reel and personal property situated In Seminole County. Ftortdaon June 7,2009, at il 00 am., on toe courthouse efapa of the Seminole County Courthouse, 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida 32771. The real property a mors pome- LO T 6. GRAND RESERVE SUBDIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 73 AND 74. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. the real proparty ta more com­ monly known aa: 104 Bndgewood Court, Winter Springs. Florida 32705. (SEAL) Maryann* Morse Clerk ol toe Court By: Mary Stroup* Deputy Clerk Americana With Disabilities Act of 1990 Administrative Order No. 97-3 It you are a parson with a dis­ ability who needs any accommo­ dation in order to parttopala in to* proceerkng, you are entitled, at no coat to you, to to* provi­ sion ol cartain aasislanc*. Please contact Court Administration at X I North Park Avanua, Suit* N X 1 , Sanford. Florida 32771 (407) 555-4227. wlthui (2) working days of your receipt of th* notice, k you are hearing or voce impaired, cal 1(B00)-955-5771 Robert L. Case. Esquire Stovash, Case 5 Tingley, PA. SunTrust Center 200 S Orange Ave. Suite 1220. Orlando, Florida 32801 Publish May 25. 2005 and June 1. 2005 0150 Place Your fill In The Sanford Herald Hnd UJalch Your business Grow. Call 407-322-2611 Stetson Continued from Pegs 28 they will do a wonderful job boating.” All games from the regional will be televised by CSTV. ”1 imagine we are going to have a lot fans,” Dunn said. "Being only two hours away from DeLand and playing on Friday, night will, give pur par­ ents,Alumni and boosters a great opportunity to come sup­ port us." For ticket information, call the Stetson Ticket Office at (386) 738-HATS or visit the University of Florida website at www.gatorzone.com. The news was not as good for UCF as the Golden Knights were not picked as an At Large team despite winning 42 games and spending much of the sea­ son in the Top 25 in ail of the national polls. UCF had bounced back from an opening game loss to Stetson in the A-Sun Tournament by winning two games before falling to FAU in Saturday's early game and fin­ ishing third. The snub by the NCAA Baseball Committee means that Troy, which won the regular season A-Sun title but lost twoof-three in the tournament and the Golden Knights, who tied FAU for second in die confer­ ence standings, will not be going to a regional this week­ end. UCF did have two members of the A-Sun All-Tournament Team in sophomore infielder Matt, Ray apd junior catcher drew Bulera. Ray led UCF with a .308 bat­ ting average in four games. He ranked first on the team with four runs scored and did not commit an error in 14 attempts at second base. This was the second year in a row that Lake Mary's Butera was named to the all-tourna­ ment team for his efforts behind the dish. The Johnny Bench Award semifinalist threw out five of six runners attempting to steal in the tour­ nament. Among the five included NCAA steals leader Adam Godwin of Troy. Godwin, who has 84 stolen bases in 92 attempts in 2005, was 0-for-3 vs. Butera in four games this season in stolen base attempts. Stetson outfielder Shane Jordan was named the Most Briefs Continued from Page IB Jason Hexx and Phil Davis as well as a Cruiserweight match between Jerelle Clark and Aaron Epic. Also on the card will be singles matches involving Mister Saint Laurent, Chasyn Ranee, Scott Davis, Josh Rich. Sedrick Strong and many others. Bell time is set for 7:30 p.m. and tickets are just $7 for children under the age of 12 and $10 for adults. For more information, please visit www.scwfiorida.com or call 407-474-4453. ORLANDO MAGIC BASKETBALL CAMPS Following is a listing of the Orlando Magic Basketball Camps that will be held this summer. * May 31-through-June 3: Ages 5-to-10,8 a.m.to-12 p.m.; Ages ll-to -1 4 ,1:30 p.m .-to-5J0 p.m. at Orlando Magic Practice Court. * June 6 -through-June 10: Ages 7-to-14, 9 a m .-to-t p.m., Orlando Magic Practice Court; Ages 6-to-13,9 a.m.-to-4 p.m.. Downtown Recreation Center. * June 20-through-June 24: Ages 6-to-13,9 a m -to-4 p.m . Downtown Recreation Center. * June 27-through-July 1: Ages 5-to-15, 9 a m -to -i p.m., Orlando Magic Practice Court. * July 11-through-July 15: Ages 5-to-15, 9 a m -to -t p.m., Orlando Magic Practice Court; Ages 6-to-13, 9 a.m -to -i p.m . Downtown Recreation Center. * July 25-to-July 29: Ages 5-to-15,9 a.m.-to-4 p m , Orlando Magic Practice Court. For more information or to register visit orlandumagtc com or call: Orlando Magic Basketball Camps. 407-916-2680. YOUTH FOOTBALL Sanford Youth Football Association will be holding registration for Cheer and Football teams true Saturday, June 4th, from 10 a m.-ti>-2 p m acruaa from Sanford Middle School on 1792 The fee to rrgutrr for the season that will begin ui August i* $225 th e SYFA will also be holding a Parent Meeting al tfw Senunoie High Auditorium on Wednesday, June Sth at 6 30 p m 1 Valuable Flayer with Brian Bocock, John DeStefano, Robbie Elsemiller and Jon Still from the champion Hatters; Mickey Storey, Jonathon Shapland and Chris Salberg from runner-up Florida Atlantic and Blake Lalli from Fourth Place Gardner-Webb also making the team. 2005 A T L A N T I C , B A S E B A L L C H A M P IO N S H IP al Matching Field, DeLand Wednesday, M ay 25 Gama 1 _ f 6 Gardner-YVrbb defeated •1 Day, 8-2. Gama 2 _ 12 F A U defeated *5 Georgia State. 11-1. Game 3 _ 14 Stetson defeated 13 UCF. 8-3. Thursday, M ay 24 Game 4 . 1 ) Troy eliminated 15 Georgia State, 7-0. Cam e 5 _ 13 U C F defeated 16 CardnerW tbb, 3-0. Came S . 12 Florida Atlantic defeated 14 Stetaoev 3-0. Friday, M ay 27 Cam e 7 _ 44 Stetson eliminated 16 Gardner-Webb, 6-5. Cam e S . 13 U C F eliminated 11 Ttoy, 5- 1. Game 9 _ 14 Stetson defeated 12 Florida Atlantic. 7-3. Saturday, M ay 28 Game 10 12 Florida Atlantic defeated •3 U C F 5-3 C H A M P IO N S H IP Game 11 _ (4 Stetson eliminated 12 Florida Atlantic 8-0. For more information go to www.Sanfordaeminoles.com SCC BASEBALL DAY CAMP The SCC Raiders Baseball Camp for ages 6and-Up will be held in two sessions, June 13through-16 and June 20-through-23 from 9 a m to-i p.m. daily at Raider Park on the Seminole Community College campus. With full use of College equipment and facilities, the Camp pro­ vides instruction in the fundamentals, tech­ niques, and strategies of baseball. Lunch will be provided as part of the admission fee and plenty of water will be available ail day to campers at no cost. Daily drop-off and pick-up will be at the Sanford /Lake Mary Campus H Building. Parents should plan to pick up campers prompt­ ly to avoid additional fees. During camp hours, campers will be supervised at all times by the aff and Raider players. players, SCC coaching staff Cost includes instruction, use of equipr equipment. access to facilities and staff, T-shirt, and insur ance. Registration must be accompanied by full tuition fee with the application to secure enroll­ ment. The individual rate is $180 (per week) for a single player or $165 (per week) for campers who attend both sessions (per week). The group rate is $165 (per camper, per week) when signing up with a group of three or more or $150 (per camper, per week) when signing up with a group of three or more that attend both sessions. Participants will be matched by age, experi­ ence, and skill level for small group instruction and include: Rookies, ages 6-ti>-8; Minors, ages 9-to-lO; Majors I, ages 13-to-15; and Majors II, ages 16 and up. Cutoff for registration is 8:30 a m. Monday, June 13 for sesaion I and Monday, June 20 for session 11. It is strongly recommend to register by mail or in person at the Baseball Office in the IfeaJth Building (also known as H Building or Gym) prior to camp start to ensure a spot for your camper! Have question*’ Need more information? Contact the SCC Baseball Office al 407-328-2095 or 407-328-2090 or via e-mail at planienfFscc* fledu �■ W eek en d : S unday, J u n e 5,2005 = = ^ = T he Sanford Herald www.sanfordnewspaper.com VW. 119, No. t o •Copyright © 2006 The Sanford Herald 50 cents Stormwater credits valued By Liana EcHxon Herald Staff open M o n d a y The Santotd FVw Rati ww Degm aMmee or vw r 2004 Florida CoNagiale Summer League Championship when they hoat toe 2004 nmar-up Daytona Beach Barracudas el historic O amA mwI II ammLi I oanpofu Memorial Stadtom Monday night a 7 p.m. As an added bonus tor fans, admis aton to the gamaa wM be free this season. Sea Ip arts, hags I S G olf event w fl 0 6 0 6 7 1 1 VjOOQ Samaritan Home B y Marva Hawttlne SANFORD — Mayor Linda Kuhn is hosting a "Charity Golf Tournament" at the Mayfair Country Club to benefit the Good Samaritan Home of Sanford, Inc. to be held Friday, June 17, and all golfers are invited to join Mayor Kuhn at the Club with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. Brian Sheffield, the current golf pro. Mayor Kuhn is personally ask* ing for your participa­ tion in making this tournament a huge ssuccess so that it will be an annual event of good scores, food and fun. Registration fadline: June 10. Dea Sign up by calling, Vickie Murphy, Comm uni tjkOutreach Coordinator at 407-3223321 or vickiemurphy@cfl.rr.com. Individual Entry: $75, includes green fees, ca rt range balls, two drink tickets, luncheon. Four-Person Entry: $300, includes green fees, cart range balls, two drink tickets per player and luncheon for each player. Luncheon Tickets: $25, includes post-tour­ nament luncheon and goody bag. Hole Sponsor $100, includes a sign on your sponsored hole and recognition at posttournament luncheon. Tournament Sponsor $500, includes four-per­ son team entry, sign at registration table, recog­ nition at post-toumament luncheon with luncheon for six. S e m i n o l e S m il e Hsnry D m c U k m i III Wtbfncuter (of Blua Han Oifica Fumdura in Sanford SA N FORD — The Com m unity Redevelopment Agency has come up with a value and actual price for the dow ntow n storm w ater m itigation credits. The City Commission still has to approve the plans in June. The credits, which were issued by the S t Johns River Water Management D istrict have been under discussion since early March, when the first cred­ its were awarded to Suncor Properties. CR A proposes $117,612 price per credit with discounts for some projects They would allow developers in downtown Sanford to purchase the credits instead of having to build a stormwater pond or vault for a new development. The CRA has spent the last three months determining land values and costs o f development in order to set up a fixed methodology for the credits' price. Firefighter achieved much with 2nd chance At the May 25 CRA meeting, city staff presented the board with its methodology, which was approved by the CRA unanimously. The value of the credits was set at $117,612 per acre (credit). Three differ­ ent discount factors apply based on the type o f construction project up for con­ sideration. CRA Chairman Bob Parcell said in an interview Wednesday that the CRA has broken up the discount factors into new construction, infill construction, and undevelopable construction. New construction is classified as empty lots with a large enough parcel of land to build a stormwater pond. Those projects would be able to pur­ chase the stormwater credits for 25 per­ cent off of the $117,612. The final cost would work out to $88,209 per credit (acre). Infill construction is classified as lots Ssa Stormwater, Pag* 8A H eart H eroes By Slava Paradis Herald Stall CASSELBERRY — Seminole County Firefighter Frank Kucera had battled cancer earlier in his life and before he died In the line of duty on May 27, he achieved his goal with the department. "Frank is a cancer survivor and he got a second chance at life a long time ago," said L t Richard Leita, who has worked with Kucera over the years. He even coached Kucera in charity football games. Leita stood solemn under dark skies June 1 waiting for Kucera's funeral procession to pass under a huge American flag strung between the tower trucks, of Station 27 and Longwood Station 15. Kucera died following a train­ ing exercise. Seminole County Battalion 3 Chief Steve Thiebauth has known Kucera for 23 years. "Frank was actually a fireman's fireman," Thiebauth said. "He loved to train." Thiebauth said Kucera was considered cancer free, and he wanted to serve on a tower truck. He achieved that goal but wanted the challenge of the Special Hazards Operations Team. Thiebauth said the SHOT team requires the most schooling and training of any in the department Kucera made the team in 2002 and his last assignment was at Station 12 on Douglas Road in Altamonte Springs. He was promoted to lieutenant in 1990. Kucera's death is hard to understand, Thiebauth said. He described his friend as a person in very good shape who didn't smoke and drank only occasionally. The drill that Kucera had done was a typical one for firefighters. The air consumption drill simulates what it would belike to be running out of air while trapped in a building. Thiebauth said the person sits there and has to calm nimself to see how long the air can last "I can tell you the training was over with," Program unites kids, big cats B y Steve Paradis H e ra ld Staff Harald photo by Tom m y Vlncant Jennifer Krupa, top photo left, and her Heart Hero son Corbin, 11, admired the graceful Mojo and Juba, above, at the zoo. SANFORD — Mojo and Juba relaxed in the grass while some heroes fired questions at Brooke Fancher about the cheetahs at the Central Florida Zoo. Do they have fleas? Yes, the zoo keeper replied, but they are treated with oral medicine. Do they eat leaves? Maybe sometimes. Where do they live nor­ mally? In South Africa, but mainly Namibia. How high do they jump? They don't really jump or climb much. How old are they? They are 11 How long do they live? Only until about 15 years old. The young interrogators were surprised that the big cats would have only about three more years to live. The felines run around and play with toys the keepers give them and appear energetic. The young people are also active despite naving serious heart problems. They See Heroes, Page 3A Saa Kucera, Page 3A Family-owned style returns to Gramkow Chapel By Steve Paradla Herald Staff SANFORD — Personal service at an affordable price is the goal of Collison Family Funeral Homes Gramkow Chapel in Sanford. While many Central Florida funeral homes have gone corporate, Gregory Collison has sunk more than $100,000 into renovating the Gramkow Ova pet hoping to reestablish a family atmosphere in the man­ agement "We are the Largest independent funeral home in Central Florida," Collison said recently. With his wife, Dayna, and funeral director Christopher Neal and family servic­ es coordinator Mike Browning Collison dis­ cussed the changes he is making at the funeral home on East Airport Boulevard. The business was formerly owned by Betty and the late Bill Gramkow. The couple buried thousands of local residents over the years, Collison estimated. After Bill died, Betty sold the business to a Texas corpora­ tion, who did not put the resources into it The front sign was held up by a string Collison said. His family has owned funeral homes in Central Florida for decades. Now the family owns and operates Gramkow, the it it w.liii/M i Hat aid photo by Tom m y Vine ant Gregory and Dayna Collison. center, have made improvements to the Gramkow Chapel on East Airport Boulevard. They are flanked by Funeral Director Christopher Neal, left, and Family Services Coordinator Mike Browning Howell Branch Chapel in Winter Park and the South Seminole Chapel in Longwood. Collison described how they discarded most of the furniture inside the chapel. Everything but one small table went in the dumpster "The most important thing to us ls we pnde ourselves at giving personal service at affordable prices," Collison said. Because of the low overhead of a family business, Gramkow can offer as nice or nicer facilities for about half the price as corporate com­ petitors, he added. Much of the renovation took place out­ side, Collison said. Curbing and landscap­ ing were priorities. The family spent more than $50,(XX) on landscaping and sod alone. A front porch was added. The renovations are not completed, he said. New pews are among upcoming changes, for example. A traditional funeral service costs $1,995, not including limousines, casket outer bur­ ial container, or memorial items. Collison provides a price guarantee. According to price comparisons provid­ ed by the funeral home, Collison said the nearest competitor is more than $500 higher; and some are more than double the price. The same goes for a minimum casket cost and the price of direct cremations. There are a lot of variables in the cost of a funeral, of course, but Collison boasts a cost savings of between 40 and 50 percent as typ­ ical. "We are family owned," he explained. See Gram kow, Page 8A imviisOiti.Aivno.coM E x p e r ie n c e E x c e l l e n c e 107 H020 R E A LT Y i E \ E C V T IV E S I �P a g e 2A Sunday. June 5. 2005 www.Mnfordrrawtpaper.com T he Herald S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY F la sh b a c k : It m ay h ave been a short w ork w eek, b u t I'v e had num erous phone calls from A ro u n d T h e C lo c k junkies w an tin g to k n o w w hen th ey 're going to get th eir n ext fix. N o t to w orry dear read­ ers, th ree d ay s at th e b each and your fav orite C lo c k K e e p e r is "tan n ed , rested and re a d y " (as R ich a rd N ixo n allegedly asserted in an n o u n cin g h is 1968 presiden­ tial cam p aig n ). Tricky D ick is a g ood place to start see­ ing a s how h is adm in istration is back n e w s th is w eek. T h e revelation that W . M a rk F elt is D e e p T h ro a t en ds the favorite parlor gam e of jou rnalists and politi­ Around the Clock cal en thu siasts about D eep T h roat's identity. G o ssip and innuendo are the official sports o f W ashington D.C., yet th e m ystery o f D eep Throat rem ained a secret held tighter than the true identity o f PEO , the philanby Dan Ping thropic w om en's • • • • • • • • • organization o f w hich m any o f Sanford's lea d in g ladies are m em bers. (Sharp witted h u sb a n d 's h av e taken to calling the group "P a p a E a ts O u t" o r the "P h o n e Each O th e r " grou p.) I th ou g h t Jo h n D ean w as the m ost like­ ly ca n d id a te for D eep Throat. The form er W h ite H o u se counsel had the inform ation an d the m otive to pass along the inform a­ tion . G ood thing 1 d id n 't bet 20 bucks on th a t guess. I co u ld n 't read the stories about Felt an d W atergate fast enough this week. II n ev er thou ght I w ould m ake my career in the n ew spaper business, so I w asn't one of th o se w ho took up the craft to becom e an oth er B o b W oodw ard or Carl B ern stein . However, I watched the saga unfold on television (I could barely read at th e tim e) and heard my parents and their friends talk about N ixon's future. I rem em ber m y Dad saying, " If it gets any w orse, he w o n 't be able to get Pat's (N ixon 's w ife) vote for dog catcher." D on't ask me w hy I rem em ber D ad's com m ent or w hy at 6 years old I was intrigu ed by W atergate. I was. In fact, 1 thought the phrase "D eep T h roat" only referred to the nicknam e o f W oodw ard's secret source. It w asn ’t until 1 got to junior high thjit I learned the term w as the title of i n infa­ m ous porno m ovie starring Linda Lovelace. But th at's a w hole other topic. P ark m oney: Sanford's top advocate for rem em bering ou r veterans, N ell Snow , should be sm iling a little broader today. T h e city received word that the state will provide $200,000 to begin w ork on M em orial Park, that sm all peninsula of land that form s the western edge o f the M onroe H arbour M arina. T h e park has becom e a hot spot for local kite flyers, but soon the city will begin work on installing lights, irrigation and landscaping. Ms. Snow has pushed for many years for funding for the park, and she was concerned during the R iv erW alk construction that the park w ould disappear altogether. If you happen to see Ms. Snow this week, you'll know w hy she’s got an extra spring in her step. S tad iu m co n fu sio n : There alw ays seem s to be confusion regarding the histo­ ry o f H isto ric S an ford M em orial S tad iu m . The Herald d id n 't help m atter this week w hen w e published a story on th e stadium 's past in our special R iver R ats guide. For the record, Ja c k ie R o bin so n , Stan M u sial, and W illie M ays never played in th e stadium . B ab e R u th never m ade a speech there either. Those things did occur in Sanford, but not at the current stadium . T h e city ow ned another ball park that was located next door to the present-day stadi­ um . The old stadium sat where the twostory building is at the co m er of M ellonville and C elery avenues. That sta­ dium was tom dow n in 1950. Sanford M em orial Stadium was built in 1951-52 to house the local Sanford team and as a spring training base for the New York Giants. Play ball: Speaking of baseball, d on't forget ihe River Rats open the season M onday at 7 p.m. against the D aytona Barracudas. See you at the stadium ! Road Readers O ut & A bout S A T D The School of Dance Arts 40th Anniversary recital will be held at Winter Springs High School at 2 and 7 p.m., with another showing at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 5. Tickets are available for $8 at the High School box office. Father N icholas Gruner, an expert on the Message of Fatima wilt hold a Rosary Rally and information talk on Our Lady of Fatima at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, 550 Riverview Ave., Sanford, from 12:30 to 7 p.m. S U N U An afternoon tea and book signing will be held at the Sanford Book Shoppe, 222 East First Street from 2 until 4 p.m . with the Sierra Club of Central Florida. Guest will be author Susan Ryan. Donations accepted for Sierra G u b Central Florida Group. THU Story Chasers, a program presented by Coca-Cola and Just Read Florida, made several stops at Sanford-area etemeev taries recently, the mobile production is designed for students in grades K through 3 to see how reading makes stories come alive. Performers use pi^pets, storyboards, music and more. Telling stories here at Pinecrest Elementary is Jessica Giodando. Drug Related • William Cecil Damico, 49, of Geneva, was arrested by Sanford police May 14 for marijuana pos­ session (not more than 20 grams) after he left it in a cab driver's car. • Terrance Lee Morring, 18, of S. Mellonville Avenue in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police May 25 for marijuana possession (not more than 20 grams) after he was pulled over in reference to an earlier altercation on Ridgewood Lane. • Cliffton Robinson, 30, of English Drive in Deltona, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday for marijuana posses­ sion (not more than 20 grams). He was a passenger in a car that was stopped for expired tags. • Jerald Michael Todd, 39, of Tuskegee Street in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police May 13 for possession o f cocaine with intent to distribute; possession of controlled substance without pre­ scription including over 20 grams of marijuana; and possession of narcotics equipment after police approached him on foot near 1013 W. 13th Street and he threw an object on the ground. Burglary • Trinity Michelle Spears, 31, of Satsuma Drive in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Monday for burglary of an occu­ pied conveyance unarmed and battery after she climbed through the side window of a residence and then exited to start an alterca­ tion with one of the victim 's in the front yard of 1903 Sum m erlin Avenue in Sanford. Assault/Battery • Lisa Ann Adamoli, 37, of 109 Exeter Court in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Monday for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon without intent to kill and battery— touch or strike after she was involved in an altercation with two other females. She allegedly assaulted them and threatened tnem with a knife. • Daniel Scott Campbell, 31, of Plantation Lakes Circle in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police on Monday for battery — touch or strike (domestic violence) after he and his wife got into an alterca­ tion. • Ivan Estrada-Castro, 19, of Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police last Saturday, May 28, for battery — touch or strike (domes­ tic violence). • Latay Gaines, 21, and Trineice Gaines, 22, both of E. 8th Street in Sanford, were arrested by Sanford police Monday for aggravated bat­ tery with a deadly weapon after they assaulted Quinton Rumph with a baseball bat and a razor. Rumph had gone to the emerency room and had 15 stitches in is abdomen and 14 on his right wrist. • Claressa Lewis, 25, of 1131 Rosecliff Circle in Sanford was arrested by the Sanford police Sunday for battery— touch or strike (domestic violence) after she had an altercation with her sister. • Christopher Lyons, 35, of W. 1st Street in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday for dom estic battery and property damage under $200 after he had an altercation with his live-in girl­ friend over a shirt. • Theophylus Williams, 24, of W. 5th Street in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Monday for domestic battery fol­ lowing a verbal argument in the victim's vehicle. The victim pulled into the Sanford police department parking lot and ran to the front door, with Williams close behind her. The victim alleged that Williams grabbed her by the arm and hit her in the head as she ran up to the police department. • Dennis Kaye Woods, 41, of Cornell Drive in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday for domestic battery. Theft • David Michael Biagianti, 44, of Casa Marina Place in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police last Thursday, May 26, for petty shoplifting and resisting a transit agent while or after committing theft. He walked out of Wal-Mart with 49 items inside two foam coolers, including a movie, a case of light beer, sand paper, sanding blocks, dog toys, meats, dairy, fruits and other items. • Allen Jermain Boyd, 22, of Orange Avenue in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday for first offense petty lar­ ceny after he stole a Sego plant worth $70 from Wal-Mart. • Miguel Cruz, 19, of Geranium Street in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police last Sunday for lar­ ceny-theft ($300 or more but less than $5,000) after he took two Sony PSP gam e system s from Circuit City. He said he destroyed on of them in the trash compactor and put one in the portable rest­ room. • Ronald Dixon, 47/-rii®ted as homeless, was arrested by Sanford police on Tuesday for petty shoplifting. He took two, 18-packs of beer from the 7-Eleven on S. Orlando Drive. • Carron Flaherty, 18, of W. 13th Street in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police on Friday, May 27, for first offense petty larceny after she stole five pairs of socks, 16 pairs of underwear and one pair of sandals from Bealls Outlet. • Latedra Leta Inman, 18, of Cowan M oughton Terrace in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police on Tuesday for first offense petty larceny after she stole a m en's pink dress shirt from Marshall's on W P Ball Blvd. • Anthony M. Taylor, 19, of Mara Court in Sanford, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police on Tuesday for vehicle theft; resisting an offi­ cer without violence; and driving on a permanently revoked driver's license. • Charles Frank Thorton, 61, listed as homeless in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police on Tuesday for petty shoplifting and resisting property recovery retail merchant. He took two boxes of Goody headache powder and a bottle of Advil from Wal-Mart on S. Orlando Drive. • Luis Tirado-Ruiz, 46, of San German, Puerto Rico, was arrested by Sanford police on Sunday, May 29, for petty shoplifting after he took $83.44 in merchandise from Sears. • Wanda L. Washington, 42, list­ ed as homeless in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police on Friday, May 27 for petty shoplift­ ing; resisting property recovery retail merchant; and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. She took $6.48 worth of merchandise from Winn Dixie and upon a search of her property police found eight Darvoset 100s, a schedule four prescription drug. i U A Panther Talent Showcase presented by the students of Page Private School, Seminole Towne Center Campus, will be held at the Helen Stairs Theatre, South Magnolia at 2nd Street in Sanford from 6 to 8 p.m. Admission $3. Children 2 and under free. Tickets on sale at the door. A special photography exhibition will be held from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Anything You Want Gallery, 110 S. Park Ave. in Sanford. Wine and Hors-d'oevres will be pro­ vided. II A Pre-Anniversary event will be held at 7 p.m, at the Star Theatre on 13th Street in Sanford. Special guests will be the Revival Singers of Apopka, the Gospel Harmonizers of Ocala, the Singing Angels of DeLand, the South wind Gospel Singers of Sanford, soloists, Praise Dancers and more. The Sem inole County Branch o f the NAACP will host its 22nd annual Freedom Fund and Awards Banquet at 6:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Guest speaker will be Percy R. Luncy Jr., dean o f FAMU College of Law. Tickets $35 per person. For reservations call 407-328-7496. Altamonte Springs STAR (Survivor Support Training, Advocacy and Resources) will have a free community program on "Suicide Awareness and Prevention" from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Hospice of the Comforter, 480 W. Central Pkwy., in Altamonte Springs. Call Ann Dumont at 407-682-0808. SUN A Father's D ay extrava­ ganza will be held at 5 p.m. at the Sanford Boys and G irls Club on Persimm on Avenue. Guests include Gospel Echoes Singers of Ocala, the Rev. R. Jackson and Spirit Travelers of Jacksonville, the Singing Kings o f Joy, the Stringer Singers and Union, of Sanford, LaVon Cooper and the Voices of Harmony of DeLand, G od's Chosen Voices o f Palatka, mime dancing and others. Call 407-330-9621. �www.Mnfordnnirtpipf.coni T he Hzjuld K u cera — Sunday. June 5. 2005 H eroes C ontinued from P ag* LA 1A Thiebauth said. Kucera went to fill the air bottles. An autopsy is being done to determine the cause of death. "To his parents (Mary and Frank Kucera) he was Franky Boy," Thiebauth said, describing his unique closeness to them. “He Ls the only person I know that was proud to be a mama's boy." He is also survived by his wife, Tonya, who Thiebauth said was Kucera's best friend. He also had a step-daughter named Chyannie. "He loved his step-daughter more than anything/Thiebauth said. "He loved training and he loved his job. If you had to put a picture of a fireman on a bill­ board, Frank would be the one tot □ □ □ □ □ Hundreds of firefighters and rescue personnel paid tribute to Kucera at his funeral June 1 at Northland Church on Dog Thick Road. A large procession interrupted traffic all the way to the burial at Wood lawn Memorial Park in Winter Garden. Kucera received a team cita­ tion award in February. A colli­ sion involving a diesel fuel truck had already killed two people, but Kucera helped keep the intense fire from engulfing a sec­ ond vehicle. He received a letter from Congress thanking him for help­ ing Brevard County during Hurricane Erin in 1995. He was awarded a certificate of appreci­ ation from the Missing Children Center in 1997 and numerous □ □ □ □ □□□□□ □ □ □ □ □□□□ □ □ □ □ □ □□□□ □□□□D □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ an no □□□□□□ □□□□a □□□□□ □□□□□□□□ appreciation letters for firefight­ ing and aiding victims of a small plane crash and vehicle crashes. The firefighter included in his career of service a stint as a Longwood police officer, but firefighting was his boyhood dream, Thiebauth said. His brother Lonnie Wickson was also a firefighter. Wickson told Thiebauth that Kucera told him when he was just 5 years old that "one day he was going to be a fireman." Wickson wrote a poem to honor his brother titled, "A Firefighter Gone." It reads in p a rt A Monument to a Firefighter Gone, It Tells of Courage; It Tells of Deeds, And Time, lim e Moves Along. A Song to a Firefighter Gone, It Tells o f Loves, It Tells of Heartbreaks, And Time, Time Moves Along. ... These are the Least of Tributes, To a Firefighter Gone, Even Though Time Still Moves Along." Thiebauth said Kucera was a fun and outgoing person. "To me, I was just proud to be his friend." Thiebauth said. □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □□□□a non □□□□ □□□ □ □ □ □ □□□□ □□□□ □ □ □ □ received a special close up encounter witn the cheetahs as part of American Heart Heroes a unique program for more than 400 children run by the American Heart Association in Florida and Puerto R ica About 1,800 babies are bom with congenital heart defects in Florida each year. Nearly twice as many children die from con­ genital heart disease in the United States each year as from all forms of childhood cancers combined, according to the American Heart Association. Sometimes the problems are known when they are bom such as Casey Moore, 14, of Lake Mary. He was bom without the left side of his heart Sometimes the problems sur­ face later as was die case with Corbin Krupa. 11, of Deltona During a physical to start a pre­ scription of Ritalin, his mother Jennifer said doctor's found a congenital problem called bicuspid aortic valve. The valve in the aorta artery normally has three parts or leaflets, but Corbin and others like him have just two. Corbin also has an aneurysm in the aorta discovered after a check­ up for the valve. An aneurysm is the ballooning of a blood ves­ sel and the aorta is the body's main blood vessel. If the blood vessel breaks, the person could die. "One thing led to the next," Jennifer recalled. For Corbin that means no hard running or contact sports. He cannot play basketball or participate in Tai Kwon Do. His mother said he has to sit out during a lot of PE activities at school One thing Corbin can still do is be interviewed by TV reporters. He excitedly jogged over to his mom when the inter­ view was over. They wanted to talk with her now, he said. Before she did the interview, she told The Herald that Corbin's aneurysm has not grown in two years. The core activity for the American Heart Heroes is sum­ mer camp and family weekends at Camp Boggy Creek. The par­ □□□□□ A im ir m v I , a \v at □□□no □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ F lo rid a R e tire m e n t S y s te m D R O P P a rtic ip a n ts □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ E E * J JR ' □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ n n n ra n n n n n nnnnm ( I 11 ( | 1 l( )MY V i i Ri v mu i R If a local relationship with a Certified Financial Planner111 is preferable to calling a 1*800 number for your retirement planning decisions, we should talk. ai i I i vinr i R 'A s.frMT O fT in *^ X □ □ □ □ □ nnnn ents praised the camp. "If you forget something, they have it for you," Jennifer Krupa said. They have been to five such weekends. The young people can also take part in activities like the one at the zoo on Thursday. Member families receive a newsletter and health informa­ tion. The membership and all activities are free thanks to donors and sponsors, said Rachel Akers, a communica­ tions director for the American Heart Association. The program is designed to give support information and networking to families with children with heart diseases. Casey and his 12-yean-old sister, Beth, said they had a choice about which animal to meet up close and personal after touring the zoo. They could have chosen Mary and Maude, the zoo's ele­ phant pair but they went with the big cats because, w ell they didn't smell bad like the pachy­ derms. ATTENTION GEORGE A HELM, III □ □□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ D H o a n u □ □ □ □ □ Pane 3A Ifi Yr at I’m Larry Breen, a Certified Financial Planner™ and a retirement planning specialist. It would be a privilage to meet you and discuss what is most important to you aa you ruler this new stage o f life. T ftar. 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Folks w ill be tak­ ing vacatio n s to variou s p arts of the nation, and for a few, elsew h ere in the w orld. A s h as often been said, o n e o f the m ost popular places for San ford and Sem inole C ou nty residents seem s to be North ................................ C arolina. D riving through areas such as Boone, A sheville, or the vicinity in sum ­ mer, o n e w ill see a host o f Sem inole C ounty licen se plates. W hy this is one o f the pre­ ferred places I d o n 't know, but I do know that that is a most beautiful area to visit and spend vacation tim e. M any local peo­ p le have even purchased sum m er homes up there, o r have certain cam pground areas at w hich they park their travel trailers or m otor hom es. * rO C H O thers, o f course, w ill use their vacation to v isit relatives up north. Even though gasoline prices are nigh, m ost people will • • • • • • • probably drive. H aving your ow n vehicle in far-o ff places is alw ays handy, rather than relying on som eone else to d riv e you around. A s for those w ho w ill be going overseas, 1 recommend you n ot d o it unless you h ave the "p atien ce o f Jo b ." By this 1 m ean having patience in traveling. There W ILL be delays at airp orts. M ost folks w ill find it necessary to go to the air­ p o rt several hours before the flight is scheduled to depart. D u rin g that tim e, they will be subjected to searches o f the lu g gag e, carry-ons, and personal. D epending on where you g o, you m ay also find sim ilar searches w hen you get there. A nd o f course, on your return flight, you will go through n o t only searches when you arrive, but custom s as well. T h ere are certain things you are allow ed to purchase and b rin g back, and there are restrictions that go along with this. I d o n 't know what these restrictions are. They are based on To the E d itor w h at the item s you bring back are. A sking som eone about these restrictions may be a good I need some answers. id ea, but often, you may not be receiving the proper infor­ To start 1 want to say 1 have m ation. very high respect and apprecia­ Years ago, when I went to the Baham as, I found several tion for the Central Florida b o ttles o f libation which I liked, and purchased four bottles Regional Hospital in Sanford. to brin g back. At the departure airport in the Baham as, I was They helped save my hus­ told that the U.S. w ouldn't allow me to bring four bottles in, band's life two years ago, and I so 1 ended up bringing only two. W hen I got back to this have been there several times country, I recall the custom s agent telling me he also liked in the 30 years we have been in th is brand, and why didn't I bring back more, as I could the Sanford area. BUT the h ave brought an entire case with me. W hen I told him what Admitting, Register and ER 1 w as told in the Baham as, he responded that "th ey didn't departments really give it a know what our restrictions w ere." black eye. W hen you travel, be sure to keep in contact with som eone On April 5 ,2 0 0 6 ,1 received a back hom e. Cell phones are now com m on, and arc a good frantic call. I could hear in the m ethod o f keeping som eone inform ed as to where you arc, back ground, "Call your family w here you arc heading, and what other circum stances may and get to the hospital". It was my 24-year old grandson at be. It may be more difficult in phoning hom e if you are over­ work. I told him I would be seas, but it is not im possible if you have the right equip­ there. As we left home I got my m ent. The cost of an overseas phone call may be high, but wits and called him on the ceil w ou ld n 't you rather spend a little more m oney on this than phone and told him that we _Jiave folks back hom e worried about you. ___ werejmihe.way, b u tto call an " For exam ple, if you fly to Israel, and m em bers of the famambulance. He said he didn't “l l y here in Sanford see on T V that there was a tourist Bift* ‘ “w a n to ,“ T**cause' they would bom bing in Jerusalem . If you aren 't in contact, you can bet take him to the Sanford hospi­ they will be worried. tal and he wanted to go to tne These things happen, and there is no excuse for not Longwood one. When we got telling your fam ily back hom e that this w asn't your bus, and there, he seemed so bad that I told him that I was not taking a that you are safe. Perhaps you don’t have any fam ily back home. In this chance to drive clear to case, let a neighbor o r friend know o f your w hereabouts and Longwood. I felt he needed plans. Also, there is no telling w hat may have happened help so o a He had been on a locally that you should know about, such as the sudden ill­ forklift all day in the hot sun. I ness or deatn of a loved one, a hurricane, or other problem s. was afraid ne was having a Have an enjoyable sum m ertim e vacation. Be sure to take heat stroke. plenty of photos. But exercise patience in getting around, We got him to the hospital at and keep in touch with som eone back home. It will help greatly in easing worried minds. Opinion P age Policy D o rflM our point of view? Pfeifauf O FFENDERS W H E R E W IL L A L L T H E Local woman has questions for regional hospital Your Views 2:50 pan. He filled out the forms. He put "badly dehy­ drated:. 1 added, "heat stroke" with a question marie. We wait­ ed and waited. Finally, I asked die Security Guard if we could get him in to lye down. They took him next and sent him back to the waiting room. We waited and waited. After an hour; he moved over to the comer so he could put his feet on the table and lean back against the wall. We waited and waited. He got so dizzy and nauseated that he said he needed to lie down. I told him to go ahead and lay down on the floor. We were clear back in the com er by the TV so I didn't think there would be any problem. Another patient was informed that mere was about a four-hour wait, so we resigned ourselves that we would wait. He started to trem­ ble with cold, so I asked a Security Guard who had been walking around through the room all evening, if he could have a blanket. He went back and asked for a blanket. He came back and said he could not have a blanket on the floor. I though it was because of the dirty floor. After he had been on the floor for over an hour, he was feeling a little better. My hus­ band helped him to the bath­ room. He also bought a roll. He hadn't eaten anything all day. He said that made him sick to his stomach. W hile he was gone, someone moved to our seats, so we sat back down in the center chairs. I left to go to the restroom. While I was gone, he started trembling with cold again, so a stranger sitting beside him asked a nurse for a blanket, and was informed they could not bring them out to tne waiting room. Finally, after another hour, I asked the same guard what was wrong. I didn't know if maybe they had mis-laid his papers, or if he was just a 24year old guy with no insur­ ance, or if maybe he had had some trouble with people before and they wouldn't help him. I asked if we were just wasting our time or if we should wait. Everyone that was there when we got there and may others was already gone. Instead of answering my ques­ tion, someone in a white uni­ form came out and yelled at all of the room that they were real busy in the back. He said that they only had 10 beds and were doing the best they could, so please have patience with them, and if we didn't like it we could leave. We waited for five hours and finally called his mother to bring him a blanket. When she got mere and wrapped him, we left. After we left, they came out and told him he could not use the wrap because he had a fever and that it would make him worse. They waited until 10 p.m., (over seven hours) and left. The next day, his stepfather took him to the Longwood hos­ pital and they took him right in. It turned out to be only stomach flue, but we didn't know. 1 still would like my ques­ tion answered. What was the problem and why did he have to wait seven hours with noth­ ing to eat or drink. Another BIG question is, If they only have 10 beds and cannot take care of the ER any faster than this, what will Sanford citizens have to do if we have a disaster, with only 10 beds in the ER and that slow. Elaine Wilson Sanford T h a n k s to those w h o donated to h o n o r veterans To the Editor To all who donated cash on Memorial T ay for the pro­ posed Veterans' Monument: Your generous contributions will go a long way towards the purchase of our bronze eagle, which will be placed atop the tall obelisk in our Memorial Park. Maybe we can finish this reject by Veteran's Day in lovember. Thank you so very, very much. R Nell G. Snow, secretary Sanford Head Start needs help for call-in day June 8 HOST FAMILIES NEEDED M a le ihi* > fjr the m tni eicifing. enriching tear eter for tou anJ to u r family Share your tto rU with a young (ixcign ttu to r from abroad Welcome a high tch>*>l ciudenl. 15 - 1H yeart old. from I ranee. Spam, (ie m u n y . Thailand. M e u c o , D e n n u rl. Japan, or Italy at part ol your family lor a tclua.l year and m ale an oterurac friend for life For more program information or to celecl your a im exchange student from application, w ilh photoc, pleate call: M a r c y a t 1 -H 0 0 -HM8 -V O 4 0 vvorid heritage is a M a r t , a t ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -3 0 5 4 w w w .w o r l d - t ) « r l t a K« .o r K p r o t /t*o r ganization o r ganization . NEED A NEW COMPUTER ■ BUT NO CASH? You're APPROVED-Guaranteed! • No Credit Check • Bad Credit • Bankruptcy OK 8 am-1 0 fm is t . Children and Parents need your help. Join tne N atio n al Head Start Call In Day, Wednesday, June 8. Call 202-224-3121 and tell your member of C ongress Marva this suggest­ Hawkins ed message • • • • • • • • regarding the Head Start Reauthorization: Please fix these issues before life bill goes to the floor. Thanks for keeping block grants out of the Head Start bill, however I have concerns about the bill as it now stands. 1. Save the Policy Councils — restore full authority to the parents' policy councils. 2. Pay teacher's fair wages: new degree requirements must be paid for with new money. 3. Stop the National Reporting System — stop the inappropri­ ate test for 4-year-old children. 4. Unannounced visits are punitive and unfair to Head Start. 5. Don't stop parents and staff from receiving high quali­ ty training at national confer­ ences. Please fix these issues before the bill goes to the floor. Thank you. Let your member of con­ gress hear from you immedi­ ately and often call the capital switchboard at 202-224-3121. Send an email to your mem­ ber of congress at www.saveheadstart.org. You can request meetings NOW! House members and senators are in your districts and your state May 30-June 3, or call Wednesday, June 8. Join the Save the Date! June 18. National wide Head Start Rally Day across the country. Organize a rally in your com­ munity NOW. Keep yourself, parents and com m unity updated and spread the word! Visit National Head Start Association Web site at www.nhsa.org and go to advo­ cacy. Receive the NH5A Legislative E-Update. Send your email address to cargersingeit'tTihsa.org. Yes parents, congress is destroying Head Start Parent Policy Councils. Call your member of congress and tell them not to sell out Head Start parents. Parent Policy Councils does work, and help make Head Start one of our country's most successful programs for Sanford. Seminole County chil­ dren. M-F 1-800-678-8366 • C h tlln q Account ttqu lrtd www.PCS4ALL.com North Pizzeria - Sanford David L. 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CARTER Daniel E Cartet 40l of Sanford, died Sunday, May 29, 2005 at his residence. He was bom tnSault S t Marie, M kh and he moved to Sanford from Miami in 1976. He attended Geneva Baptist Church and was past president of NA . in Sanford. He owned his own home restoration busi­ ness. Survivors indude his mother, Diane McGough of Bowman, Ga.; step-father; Buster McGough of Bowman, Ga.; sons, Daniel Carter Jr. and John Bryan; daughters, Katherine Carter and Julienne Bryan, ail of Sanford; mother to ms children, Lindsay Carter of Sanford; brothers, Donald Carter of Ocala and Larry McGough of Deltoru, sis­ ter Jody Anderson of Debary; one granddaughter, and one niece. A memorial run will be held at a later date. Brisson Funeral Home; Sanford, in charge of CAROL MARIE (LEE) KEY Carol Marie (Lee) Key, 48, of Sanford, died Thursday, May 26, 2005 at Orlando Regional Smith Seminole HospitaL He was bom February, 24,1957 in S t Augustine. He was a transporta­ tion driver and a member of S t James Church of God in Unity. Survivors indude daughters, Shanette Lee and Andrea Lee both of Sanford; sisters, O Gioeva Rhoades of Trenton, NJ, Edith Martin, Eunice Blake, Elnora Lingard all of Sanford, and Ella Pinnock of Lakeland; four grand­ children. Funeral services were held Saturday, June 4, at 4 p.m. at Eicheiberger's Memorial Chapel in Sanford. Viewing was held on Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. at - — Wilson-Eicholberger Mortuary, Inc. in Sanford. BO ZO M aiSA V Bozo Milisav, 74, of Altamonte Springs, died Monday, May 30, 2006. Bom May 1,1931 in Tomistavgrad, Bosnia, he was a machinist. Survivors include wife, Stojanka Mi lisa v of Altamonte Springs; son, Milorad Milisav; daughters, Ljilja Karan, Milomirka JanJusic, Biljana Milisav; brothers, Ilija Milisav, Jovo Milisav; sister, Dusanka Garojevic; seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held Thursday, June 2, at St. Fctka Serbian Orthodox Church at 3 p.m. Interment was at AH Faiths Memorial Park in Casselberry. Visitation was at Banfield Funeral Home in Winter Springs on Wednesday, June 1 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. MARY HELEN SULLIVAN Mary Helen Sullivan, 79, of Altamonte Springs and Graham County, NC, died Saturday, May 28 at her home. She was bom on April 25,1926. She attended grade school in Sanford. She taught in Seminole County until her retirement in 1983. She was an adult literary tutor for several years; a member of the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center; and a charter member of Grace FeUowship Baptist Church in North Carolina. Survivors include, sons, Glenn Allen of Tempe, Ariz., Robert Tew of Roswell Ga , Thomas Harding and Lemuel Othel both of Altamonte Springs, DarreU Joseph of Oviedo; daughter, Mary Carol Sullivan of Smyrna, Term; five grandchildren. Arrangements by Baldwin Fairchild, Altamonte Chapel. Visitation were held on Friday, June 3 from 5 to 9 p.m. Services were held on Saturday, June 4 at II am . with visitation for one hour prior. Cremation will follow with final resting of remains in the Tew family plot at Lakeview Cemetery in Sanford. Memorial donations may be made in her name to ; The Gideons International, 2900 Lebanon Road, Nashville, TN, 37214. EDNA LEFIE VAUGHN Edna L Vaughn, 94, of Orlando, died Wednesday, June 1,2005 at Life Care Center of Orlando. She was bom in Haverhill Mass. She was a den­ tal assistant. Survivors include, son, Norman Vaughn of Glen Allen, Va. Funeral services were held Thursday, June 2, at 10 am . at Glen Haven Memorial Park. Collison Family Funeral Homes ft Crematory in Winter Park in charge of arrangements. DARRYL DONNELL WYNN Darryl Donnell Wynn, 46, of St. Augustine, died Tuesday, May 24,2005, at Flagler Hospital. He was bom August 26,1959 in Sanford. He was a respiratory therapist and a Baptist. 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She touched m any lives during her 101 years of life. My mother; M arie Stem pcr Stinecipher; and M argaret Wright Stinecipher were about the same age and both moved to Sanford .with their fam ilies in 1913. The Stempere had come from Homeland, Georgia w here they had lived only one year; long enough for m y U nde fade to be bom . M arie had b fen taught In the third grade by a 14year old riri. so heT parents put her back th e third grade w hen they cam e to n N e w L if e m a rk s 1 0 C h r is tia n h a p p y y e a rs h e re ly Ebony Poyse* Travtus Mathis, who now attends Crooms Academy of Information Technology, and Paul K night * student at Seminole High Byl Herald Correspondent SANFORD — As the doors of the New Life Christian Academy graduation and school dosing swung open to wel­ come students, parents and guests to the school dosing it was obvious there was a special celebration. With purple and gold balloons deco­ rating the church edifice it made all aware that their was a 10-year anniver­ sary celebration going on to say Happy Anniversary to me New life Christian Academy. On Friday, May 20, 2305, the kinder­ garten dam under Ms. Diana Lowery graduated 16 ycwna people who will enter first grade, with cap and gowns in school colon purple and gold. Mistress of Ceremonies for die evening was Minister Bonita Sherman, the Welcome, Prayer; Scripture, Devotion, Special Selection was given by Ms. Henderson's third grader* Ma. Betty Washington's first grader* Ms. Rena Tinman's second graders. Pledges were redted as the scripture, bibie, Christian fia& and American Flag. Fourth and fifth graders formed the New Life Christian School Choir; The CUss of 2006 valedic­ torian was Laudriana Felton, was has a 4.0 grade point avenge. She will move on to higher heights. She spoke the ..................... J ‘ of die help given her while a student at New Life Christiani Academy; the die help she has received at New Life will forever be a great help to her as she continues through her life. Felton was a member of the ROTC class. She says she will always remain an eagle. The guest speaker for graduation was Ronald Nathan, Principal Educator; Religious Minister. He spoke of the 1995 vision that Pastor Merthie had for start­ ing a school A c a d e m y school Expressly You, presented a dance su ctio n unocr me airfcrion of cumoe instructor Myra Nathan. thnonfe* to whaUneat work t£far*kids have acoomptiahed by being students at New Life Christian Academy. x k c u i none* gon to m l pray k . Wrehington for special work and cfevotion given to the many student* who have nad need o f her early morning Principal Ronald Merthie, Vice Palai rlnil Amfeal , ll|il1 g---iv>e — rTUKlpBl L y K ill *M* a u • l l- fscnim VUtcMdorlan U u d rtm i Fttton tpofct about haip aha received at Naw Ufa Christian Academy. For seven years, the New Life Christian Academy was financed by the New Life Word Center Church. The dream and vision of Pastor Merthie was that the school would be able to teach the word of God, and to have the freedom to teach the education curriculum for grades kindergarten through ninth. As knowledgeable education Merthie and his wife, Ruth, began an educational calling in their life where every child is cared for. With a compliant staff of teach­ ers, the school has completed the 20042005 school's academic year with die suc­ cess of 170 participants graduated for these 10 years of existence. First teacher of the school Ms. Jackie Quinn, was in attendance along with three of the schools first student* name- M argaret Zachary had com e here from Raleigh, North Carolina and proba­ bly entered fourth grade at Sanford Gram m ar Sch ool I found a history of the SH S C lass o f 1923 in the 1923 Salm agundi which stated that this class had attended Prim ary School in the building on Palmetto Avenue and then attended Grammar School for six years, grades three through eight. So, Margaret and M arie probably met at the grammar sch o o l which they both entered in 1913. M argaret graduated from Sanford H igh School (located on Palm etto Avenue at 9th Street) in 1922 and Marie graduated in 1923. Under M argaret's senior picture is w ritten: "Beware! She has a tem per and UCF hosts Summer Reading Skills B y K aran M cE n a n y-P tilllip a how she blushes! Blushes, tem per and Programs for kindergartners to adults a ll w e like her just fine!" Welcome to Stetson's Comer, when Including phonics, speed reading, H er activities included Vice President weekly we hove to share a bit o f whaf is vocabulary and study skills. Call 1o f the Literary Society, A ssistant for information and ^ g^ oifibou t the Vtllag was* Manager SaljyjStaff, Dramatic rl1 . column is dedicated to a mart ulhdc /■Senior Play and several plays in < Gub/< You'll be glad to know that the same - Deputy Sheriff Gene "Stetson" which she acted. On the Who's Who administrative office of Geneva Gregory, who was killed in the line o f page, she was named "Most Attractive." duty July 8, 1998 in the place he was Elementary will open during the Under Marie's senior picture we find sworn to protect, but which could not summer from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., this: "P ractical industrious, smiling, protect him. Geneva will never be the Monday through Friday. This is that's Marie Back of that smile is a same because o f Deputy Gregory...if will important for our new neighbors with brave character that will conquer children. Yes, you can (and should) be better. cul ties." When I was 8, summer held the register your children well before the Her activities included Literary promise of adventure and freedom. first day of school. "Meet Your Society, Glee G ub, plus several plays in As my yellow school bus pulled Teacher Open House" is July 29. The which she acted. first day of school is Aug. 1. away, kicking up dust from my road, Marie went to Piedmont College in Summer is a great time to leant it was a time to wave goodbye to best Georgia, while Margaret went to Sullins friends and to look forward to mak­ new and stimulating ideas. If class­ College in Virginia. ing new ones. Years later the summer room settings are not your thing, keep of 2005 is no exception, a time for your creative juices flowing with your Marie began teaching at Sanford goodbyes and change, and making family as you go on vacation and Grammar School in 1926 and was on the even around the house. Several great new friends. Seminole High School faculty 1930-1934. First, we bid a fond farewell to ideas were passed on by Geneva 1 found Margaret on the SHS faculty in Elementary Principal Karen W. Darla Kinney Scoles, our. friend and 1928 and in the early 1930s. So they went Coleman in the Mustang Banner and commentator of all things good and to school together, then taught on the are worth repeating. positively important in Geneva. Darla same faculty together. Read Together — Play "I Spy" with created this column more than six Both Margaret and Marie had mar­ signs. Scrabble and years ago. It was bom of her love of a roadside ried. Joan Wright was bom in 1935; rtionary are great board games, too! Pictioi place, a community and its history. Peggy Wright and I were both bom in Visit the Library — Public libraries Her stories, commentary, and journal­ 1936. And our mothers stopped teaching istic flair made us pause and think often have summer activities for kids for awhile. about this place, this treasure we call and adults. Please take your child — When I entered first grade in 1942, our home. Every week she presented don't send them — to the library! Marie began substituting at both Sanford Develop Creative Writing Skills — to the world a beautiful snapshot of Junior High and Seminole HighGeneva's people and events. This Use a spiral notebook to keep a sum­ In the fall of 1946, a sixth grade year her summer begins with change mer journal. Learn to document teacher at Grammar School had to resign as w ell as she moves to Indianapolis events of the day, write "what if" sto­ because of illness and Principal Ben with her family. Indy is lucky to nave ries and draw pictures of places you Steele persuaded Marie to teach the her. Before long 1 imagine her pulling visit. Copy pages and mail to grand­ class. Joan Wright was in her class while a steno pad from her pocket and jot­ parents to share your child's cre­ Peggy Wright and I were in Mrs. ting notes for another hometown ations. Write Letters — Use email or paper. McNab's fifth grade class. From May 26 when school ended postal mail to help your child contact The next school year; Margaret Wright to Aug. 1 when the fall school season places you plan to visit. Extended took Marie Stinedpher's place as a sixth begins again there are 66 days to family members always enjoy a note grade teacher and continued teaching spend. What will you do with your from a child. there for many years. Marie went back to Learn How Things Work — Give summer? School is out and vacation substituting, though she would occa­ your child broken alarm clocks or plans are as varied as the folks who sionally fill in for a teacher long term. other "safe" gadgets you were going create them. Vacations give us that I was in the Wright home several break, that welcome change that is to throw away. Let kids take apart times, at three of their residences: 1308 and try to reassemble — they'll love good for our soul. Magnolia Avenue, the Zachary home at Are you planning a cruise to an it! 812 Magnolia, where the Wright's lived Plan Outings Together — Our com­ exotic locale? Check out cruises from during the war and 443 Elliot Avenue. I Port Canaveral. Only an hour from munities have great parks, farms, also got to know Mary A n a Jimmy and here, the port is well organized, easy museums, etc. Plan picnic menus and Roy, who we called "Rooster." daily agendas to enjoy on special to navigate, and oh so convenient. O ne vivid memory of mine is that Want to stay closer to home? Look days. Peggy had a "Come As You Are Party" at Put on Shows — An old sheet into day trips to St Augustine — a th d rnom e across from Southside School place of history, shopping, and terrif­ becomes a great theater curtain for ic bed and breakfasts. How about a living room or backyard performanc­ and I had to go in my pajamas! jaunt over to the beautiful Gulf es. Sing, dance, read, act — have fun! Peggy now lives in Bradenton and Study Nature — Collect bugs, Coast? From Cedar Key to Sarasota, Highlands, North Carolina and I had last shells, leaves — things that hold your there's a lot to see and do, less than seen her at our class reunion a year ago. child's interest and imagination! two or three hours away. And don't W hen I saw her at her mother's funeral Learn to sort and classify items. forget the theme parks in our own she told me that she had seen my col­ If you and your family like lots of backyard. Some offer Florida resident um n about the tourist homes and indoor and outdoor activity, there are savings. reminded me that the Zachary home If your family wants more struc­ many choices tor you too. Check out was the Carolina Guest Home for many ture, local schools offer summer pro­ the YMCA health and wellness center years. When the Wright clan moved in, in Oviedo. Summer sports abound grams. Oviedo High School will hold though, all the bedrooms were filled so with programs for all ages during the summer school while Geneva the tourist home business had to be Elementary's Reading Camp is great summer months as well as sign ups interrupted for a few years. for their fall schedule Of course, for children to strengthen their skills The Wright family was very fortunate And don't forget that Seminole there are tons of swimming programs to have had their mother with them tor Community College offers programs for youth and adults in ALL skill lev­ so m any years; my mother. M ane for youth and adults. SCC's Summer els No excuse nut to swim ui Florida, ^temper Stinecipher, died in 1965 at age right? I confess that I do not know Youth Workshops include sports, art, I computers, photography, language how to swim in deep water but 60. have signed up for swimming classes W hile looking through the SHS and more Adult programs include myself Yikes, if I drown, who will Salm agundis from the early 1920s, I have d a r u e , language, Tai Chi, finance, pot­ take over the tolurnn* Anyway, the tery, to name a tew Call 407 12M 2121 foureJ some interesting thing*, which I YMCA pool hours are April through lor more details w ill share with you next week recognition to the w aaam nw riu oa ra n and for their ( arid faculty I The Storing Award far 2005 was Shining Star > presentedHo1 to vonorui gcuckthS GDtnpmng agnoi gpoe ana ninth grade were: Lisa Marie Bargen* Rodric Curry, Shsvandra CeUa Darriel* Jeremy D evi* Laudriana TbneO Felton, Janet Denise H aye* Shankeena Alaun Koreemah, Nadjahny Lemon, DeTavious McGriff, Gregory Cometioua Reed Lakemyonte Janay Smith, Anthony Bernard Stewart William Chaunory Taylot; and Anterioua DeShaun Thorton. These students will attend other schools to complete high school The parents and teachers say, as edu­ cators tney must see that our children have deep foundation* they must be normal and have some great wholesome fun. Thanks to Pastor Merthie for his calk ing for education in his life and for the founding of the New Life Christian Academy. We salute you, your church and school staff and the parents and part­ ners who support NLCA Stetson’s Corner Summertime — 66 days and counting a July: 5 a.m. to 10 p.m., Monday thru Friday; 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Call 407-3593606 or www.CentralFlorida YMCA.org. -I • HI-YA! If martial arts interest you there are locations throughout the Oviedo area that offer classes. Central Florida Championship Karate in Riverside Landings offers lots of choices from basics to black, brown, orange and green belts (did I forget a color?) as well as lots of scheduling choices. CFCK's Martial Arts Camp includes personal safety, stunt, JiuJitsu, kicknastics, and my personal favorite, sword camp. They offer morning and all-day camp. Call 407977-9119 or check out www.teamcfck.com. The Oviedo gymnasium (inside the new Oviedo Aquatic Center) is offer­ ing basketball and volleyball camps for kids grades one through eight. Call 407-977-6357 or log on at www.dtyofoviedo.net. If you have a tiny tot, you probably already know about the great pro­ grams for babies, toddlers, and pre­ schoolers offered at the Oviedo Library. The program called "Read Around Florida" features an assort­ ment of fun programs every Wednesday afternoon. Call 407-6651560 for more details or log on to www.scpl.lib.fl.us/ kids. If you are an adult interested in writing, check out the Florida Writers Assodation's Orlando MiniConference on June 11 in Maitland. From 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. meet editors, agents, and authors and learn how to become a better writer. A day of fun for published and emerging writers, call 407-977-1272 or log on to w w w .florid aw riters.n et/O rland o Conference.html. OK, 1 admit i t 1 am a closet bowler. So if you're like me, stop by the Oviedo Bowling Center for informa­ tion. Join a league if you are so inclined, or enjoy a couple of solo games. Call 407-366-5000 or www.tribowl.com. My summer will be a memorable one as I assume the privilege of Stetson's Comer Deputy Gene stood in my house only a few days before his untimely death so his legacy is very precious to me. I have lived in Geneva for 10 years and have been in love with it almost 15. My thanks again to Darla, who has made my transition to the column a smooth one. But that doesn't surprise anyone. I'm sure. Because that's who she is — supportive, involved, always willing to lend a hand. I humbly fol­ low in her footsteps down the dirt roads and trails through the scrub oaks and palms. I hear the eagles and ospreys bickering, 1 smile as the mother turkey parades her dozen off­ spring across the clearing ahead, and I call "See you later!" to Darla as the red birds soar off above the tree tine. We need you to tell us what you know that u good about Geneva! I’lease share your mformatum, idea» and comments by calling 407-221’7W2, via e-mail at karenmcpCbellsoulh net. (please pul "Stetson's Corner' in the subpit line), or with a fa t to HJ7 M9 2B(MJ Thanks! Shantai Davis is among Who’s Who in high schools Shantai Demetra Davis Is a 2004 graduate of Seminole High School Health Academy, and waa listed among Who's Who in American High Schools. She was a member of the cheerleading squad for four years; The T r i b e ; served as President of the Beta Club; and was a con­ testant for M i s s Seminole H i g h School. Marva Having received a B r i g h t • ••••••• Futures Scholarship, Shantai is present­ ly attending Florida State University in Tallahassee. Shantai a Sanford resident, has also been accepted into the National Sodety of Collegiate Scholars. She will be honored during a campus ceremony in the faU. "NSCS provides the oppor­ tunity for students, l i k e Shantai, to be recog­ nized for their out­ standing achievements early Davis in their col1 e g e careers," Steve Loflin, NSCS Executive Director and Founder, said. A highly selective, national, nonprofit honors organization, in which membership is a sym­ bol of outstanding academic achievement and It opens the doors to jobs, scholarships, service opportunities and a unique community of scholars. National Society of Collegiate Scholars is a member of the association of college honor societies, and is the nation's only honors organiza­ tion offering membership to first and second year college students. The Society recognizes out­ standing academic achieve­ m ent* and students are offered exclusive access to scholar­ ships, career resources and leadership opportunities. They are also provided with a network of other members and alumni on their campus and across the country. There are currently 375,000 members and 205 college chapters across the country. Shantai received this honor based on her grade point aver­ age of 3.45. She is presently a member of the FSU Gospel Oioir, Best Buddy, Student Adventure, and she is the daughter of Antonio and Dainy Davis. Hawkins Virgil Hayes Jr., a student at Oviedo High School, was the first place winner in the Jewel Council No. 109, Seminole Council No. 109 Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World District Two Oratorical Contest. As the winner from this dis­ trict, he attended the Florida State.Lodges and Temples Elks Convention in Jacksonville. Having won first place at the state level he will go on to compete in the Regional Elks Oratorical Contest to be held in Greensboro, North Carolina in June. If Virgil is the winner he will go on to compete against other contestants from various states at the National Elk Convention to convene in New Orleans, Louisiana. Cydney Jones was a mem­ ber of the Crooms Academy of Information Technology's first graduating class. At the school's awards program. Cydney was awarded’a colleg scholarship by the President i the 1964 class of Crooms Hig School. Stunned by betii selected, she plaas to atter and pursue a degree in bus ness administration beginxur at Seminole Communil College, Sammie llarkness, tlas* i 1964'* president, stated dial h (Ussnute'k (uriMdrred it a g and a blessing to have ll opportunity to "rvaih b * t 6m M n w k Jn s, 0A �Tmt Hkxald Sunday. June 5. 2005 G race Fellow ship Congregational C hurch (NACCC) 2401 S. Park Avc, Sanford Larry Leonard, Pastor Sunday M orning Worship 11:00 am 401-Anglican 404-Baptist 404-Baptlst Central Baptist Church 8 t Alban's 3348 W. S R 426 (Atom* A w ) (1/4 mMe off Greenaway, SR 417 Going East) Ovtado, Florida 407-657-2378 1928 Book Of Common Prayer Sunday Services Holy Eucharist 8AM Sunday School (ail ages) 9AM 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-Assembly of God City C hurch 650 E. Airport Btvd Sanford, FL 32773 407-321-9600 Eugene Smith. Pastor Sunday Services. 9:00AM A 10:30AM www.or1andocitychurch.com Family Worship Center 2462 S. Park Ave Sanford, FL 32771 407-322-9222 Jett Krall, Pastor Sunday Worship Service 9:30AM Wednesday Service 7PM Weklva Assem bly of God 1675 Dixon Rd Longwood, FL 32779 407-774-0777 Greg Freeman, Pastor Sunday Svcs. tOAM Sunday School, 9AM BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING COMPLETE SYSTEMS-ADDONS FREE ESTIMATES • SERVICE ALL BRANDS RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL •HEAT PUMP EXPERTS’ STATE CERT #CACC3M24 915 W. 2nd St 323-3517 First Baptist Church 3101 West SR 48 Sanford, FL 32771-8844 407-322-2914 o? L o n g w o o o w w w cfa rssn fn rH n rfl Jimmy Dale Patterson, Senior Pastor Sunday Sendees Sunday Morning Bible Study 9 am A 10:30am Worship Services 9am A 10:30am Wednesday Prayer Service 6:30 pm Countryside Baptist 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 First Baptist Markham W oods 5400 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary. 407-333-2085 Dr. Bob Parker, Pastor Nelson Chapman; Youth Pastor 8undsy-W orship 10:45AM •Children's AW ANA Club 5:30PM W ednesday Family Activities.. 6PM Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church 2020 Palmetto Ave Sanford, FL 32773 (407) 323-1503 weosile-www PABC -LC S org T h e Family Friendly Church’ 802 W. 22nd S t, Sanford •321*2723 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 A 11am •Bible Study 9:45am •Sunday Eve Svc. 6pm Wed. Bible Study &AWANA 7pm Home of Liberty Christian School Grades K-4 Th ro u g h 12th •Sjrtoftfj Ore Slop Gl*sj Shop’ 304 PMnwtto Avtnw •Sanford, FL 32771 407/321-ZN0 -F u : 407/330-1401 COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL SANFORD itCE 321-0865 Grace Baptist Church LONGWOOD 919 Longwood Hills Road Longwood. FL 32750 407-265-3595 Pastor Dave Thom pson Sunday S c h o o l.....9:30am Morning Worship ...,10:45am Evening W o rs h ip .....6.00pm e Hwy. 434 & 427 H ard w are 339-4863 n d n i n a r c Ca s s e l b e r r y Stores 339-7365 DAVID BEVERLY AND STAFF 209 W. 25th Street Sanford, FL PEST CO NTRO L LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED RON RUSSIA STAFF 4 0 7 -C a th o lic All Souls Catholic Church O R ’SHORTY' SMITH ANO ROBERT I BRISSON 323-2999 115E. FIRST ST, SANFORD T H E M c K IB B IN AGENCY INSURANCE 114 N. PARK AVE., SANFORD 322*0331 9th SL and Laurel Ave. Sanford -322*2131 GLASS A D D IC TS Stained Glass Creations 104 S. Park Ave Downtown Santord 407-324-5636 GtouAddcts com WgN 6 Dervte Hurley •SuvwUGuMlMlEjearwiw I f PncMM'’ Itiaotfe SecMftty Mertsase John Edward Jones, FJL Chard l i t t i for Ctuirca Pruetts $150,000 - $5 Million 20 Year Term Fixed Rale 1*0 PERSONAL GUARANTEE n iw i> a m ia u fli> » 2m W e s tv le w B a p tis t C h u r c h 4100 H .E . Thom as Jr Pkwy Saniord, F L 32771 (407) 323-0523 www westviewbaotisLoro Bill Coffman. Pastor Sunday Worship Sam. 10:30am & 6pm Sunday School 9 .1 5am Wed. Activities. All Ages 6:30pm 2626 Iroquois Ave. •322*2070 BRISSON FUNERAL HOME M-Sa 630 AM - 7 PM First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church 700 Elm Avenue Saniord. FL 32771 407-322-5489 Rev Dr. Harry D. Rucker, Sr Pastor Early Morning Serv., 6:15AM Sunday School.....9:30AM Morning Worship.. 11AM Evening Worship(TBA)..4PM Monday Bible Study ...7:30PM 207 E. 25th St. JIM ROWE DiamondGbs Company, Inc. First Baptist Sanford 519 S., Park Ave. Saniord, FL 407-322-6041/407-321 -9351 Youth: 407-322-5322 Rev. Joe Douthitl, Interim. Pastor Rev. Tom Smith, Pastoral Care Rev. R. Wagoner, Music Rev Mark Williams, Students Adam Willow, Intem-Students •Sunday School...9 :15AM Sunday Worship. 10:30A;6P Wed Activities, all ages, 6:30PM Nursery Provided Seminote County Personal Injury Attorney Stnce 1971 407 834-5700 http IIfit** Corner of 9th Si & S O ak Ave Santord. FL 407-322-3795 Fattier Richard W . Tro u t Pastor Weekday Mass 9AM . M on-Fn Confessions. Saturday, 4PM Saturday V ig il......5PM Sunday. 7:45AM. 10:30AM. Noon 9AM - English (Social Hall) 9AM - Spanish (C h u ich) Child Care provided n vw H n g fioovn 145 Wekiva Springs Rd Ste 149A, Longwood, FL Phone 407-869-1490 Mon-Fri 10am-4pm Sat 10am-1pm S a fe h a rb o r C h ris tia n C h u r c h 730 Upsaia Road Santord. FL 407 322 0 9 6 0 Tim Storm s M v w i t r M icriset U a u g w i w WorsTMp Urnlw M u rrw ig / to rn u p 9 A 1 0 3 0 437-NonDanomlnatlonal P 'lu M e k lt IMffllflQVG JFS — —- M M la s l B U i vilwrvn 5070 Orange Btvd. Santord 407-324-0199 w w w .sem inolechurch.com Jerry Walsh, Pastor Saturday 530PM Sunday 9AM, 610:45AM RtverWaik Church Sanford C hurch of G o d 601 W. 22nd St, Sanford. FL 407-322-3942 Rev Wes Tankstey, Pastor Senior Adult Sunday School ...,9:45AM Morning Worship..10:45AM Sunday Night E D G E 6-7PM Wednesday Family Enrichment 7 to 8PM Seminole Trinity Christian School Pre-School thru grade 9 407-321-2723 Also Day Cere Starts at 1 Yr to Pre-School, 407-323-1411 422-Church of Odd of Prophecy C hu rch of G o d of Prophecy 2509 S. Elm Ave, Sanford, FL 407-322-4015 Thomas Harris, Pastor Sunday School ....9:45AM Praise & Worship ...10:30AM Message by Pastor. ..11 AM Evening Service......6PM Tuesday Prayer Mtg.lOAM Midweek Service (Wed) 7PM. Grace Feflowehlp Congregational Church (N A C C C ) 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 Croea Episcopal Church S. Park Ave @ 4th St, Sanford FL Sunday Worship 7:30 & 10a.m. Nursery & Sunday School lor chil­ dren. Midweek worship In Chapel on Weds. Community meal @ 5:30pm Weds. For times & detail ol studies and activities. Call 407-322-4611. St Peter's Episcopal Church 700 Rinehart Rd, Lk Mary. FL 407-444-5673 Rev Charles L Holt, Rector Wkend Eucharist: Sal, 5pm Sun 7:30am, 9am, 11am Child. Church 9am/1!am Nursery, 8:45am -12:45pm arra MBUMUksmsgaai 431-Charismatic Episcopal Church of The Holy Comforter ’Ounwruiic-Epncopai Owcft* 803 W. 4th St Sanford, Florida 407-323-8067 Rev Mark Barth, Pnest Sunday Eu cha rist.....9 30AM 437-NonD e n o m in a tio n a l LlfeSprlng OutReach Ministries Sun 10 30am at Longwood Civic League W omen's Club 135 W Church Ave. downtown Longwood Phone: 407-339-0277 W e Are Changing Th e World One L ie At A Time www lifespnngministnes-org Shower Down of Blessings 201 Elm Avs. Santord. FL 407-321 6389 Tm otfty Hudson. Pastor Sunday School 10AM Mc*rwig W orth*) 11AM Tue Prayer b e ta Study 7 30 PM 421 Longwood/lk Mary M Lake Mary, F L 32746 (currently meeting • Lk Mary Elementary) Pastor Jeffery Cook Sunday Wtorsltip, 10am Wad. FeAowahtp, 7pm wwwhrtdrMwaMChuniinM/407* 324-9080 Buildina brtdote of FaRh. Hooe. 6 Love; (An affiliate of the Church of t w Nazarene) 440-Lutharan 449-PrMbytertan Holy Croea Lutheran Church First Presbyterian Church of Santord 780 Sun Drive, Lake Mary, FL Paul Hoyer, Pastor Jonathan Thomas. Asst. Psstor Saturday Everting.....5:30PM Praise 6 Worship Sunday Morning.....SAM Traditional Service Sunday Morning ,...930Am Praise 6 Worship Sunday Morning ...,11AM Family Worship Service Nursery Is provided For Information call 407-333-0797. Lutheran C hurch of Th e Redeemer (Mteeouri Synod) 2525 S. Oak Ave, Santord. FL Pastor Jamas Timmons Sunday School...... 9:15AM Worship Service.....1030AM Information. 407-322-3552 Http^/Www.lcrms.org 419-Church of God 4 1 0 -C h ris tia n Joe Caputo Youth - **• fit** ujn\ First Church of Christ, » W l U 9 i f Loogw oou 975 Markham Woods Road 407-788-7708 Sunday Church Service end Sunday School ....10AM W ednesday......7:30PM 425-Congregational SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN HARRELL & BEVERLY SCHOOL and DAYCARE TRANSMISSIONS Pre-school ttwu 12th grade ‘A Ministry of Church of God of Sanford A BEKA Curriculum 691 State Road 434 East Longwood. F L 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 Youth Discipline •5:30pm Awana •5:30pm Pastor's Otsdpleship Study •5:30pm Divorce Care •5:30pmVocal Ensembles Tuesday 7:00pm Ladies Bible Study Wednesday •10:30am Pastor's Bible Study 6:00pm Pastor's Dtsdptineship Study 6pm M I C. at Night (Music A Missions in Children at Night) ■6PM Orchestra Rehearsal ■6:30pm Youth Bible Study •7:00pm Pastor’s Bible Study •7.00pm Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal •7:30pm Youth Activities In Gym 413-Chrlatlan Sc lance Pa«e7A New Creation Lutheran Church Worshipping at: Idyttwitda Elementary School 401 Vihlen Road 407-322-7312 Bob Bresemann, Pastor Sunday Worship: 8:45AM 6 10:45 AM Nursery Provided www.NewCreationChurch.cc 443-Methodist Christ Untied Methodist Church 408 Tucker Drive' “ (comer of Tucker Dr 6 427) 407-322-7900 Rev Wayne Stone, Pastor Sunday School.......9:30am Inter-Mission.......... 10:30am Morning Worship ...11am Bible Study W ednesday........... 6:30am Children's Time Included in Worship Nursery provided for Babies and Small Children. "Small Enough To Love You Growing in Christ To Serve You" First Untied Methodist Church 419 Park Ave. Santord, FL 407-322-4371 Jim Bradshaw, Pastor Morning Worship, 6:30am 611:00am 9:45am Contemporary Sendee Coffee Fellowship, 9:30am Sunday School, 9:45am Youth Fellowship, 4pm Nursery Provided Downtown onV WPS 3rd 6 VOak WP WB PSPl 407-322*2862 ■ rw W I Sun. Worship 10AM Nursery Adult Sun. School SAM Young Adulti Sun School 11:18AM Sun. Youth, Food, Movie, FetiowsNp 5PM Mon. Choir 6 Bela Rehearsal 7FM Wsd. Eve Dinner (by reservation) 530PM Wed. Bible Study Adults 6PM W ed Bible Study Mtddto School 6PM Wed. Praia# Team n eheersel 7PM Thurt. Boy Scout Troop 545 7PM We Welcome Your Visit At Any Event Jody McKewen, Minister niviffiivw ii wvurevv 5210 Meridiem Woods Road Lake Mery, FL 407*333-2030 Earty Service, 8 3 0A M Sunday School. aN agee 9:15AM Traditional Worship 1030AM Nureery Provided Upsaia Com m unity n iv y y iiH w n v n w v ri "Knowing 6 Making Known Jesus Christ" Comer of 4 6 -A 6 Upsaia Road, Sanford, FL 407-330-2635 WWW.i-nmlwhMrrhm™ «•'• Raw Bryan L Wenger, Pastor .ill Sunday School 930am Morning Wbrshlp 10:00am Nursery Cere Provided 451-Seventh Day Adventist Seminole Meadow# Seventh Day Adventiet Church 5779 C R 427 Sanford, FL (behind Flea World) Pastor David B. Graham Sabbath School 930om Morning Worship 10:50am Midwk Worship, Wed. 7pm Childrens Church Provided Kids C .O .O .L Club Seventh Day Adventist M AR S H ILL 8 0 A 800 East 2nd SL Sanford, FL 407-323-5646 Sabbath School.....9 3 0A M Divine Worship ......11AM Wed. Prayer Mtg 7:30 PM 446-Nazerene 458-Wesleyan First C hurch of the Nazarene 2561 Saniord Ave Sanford, Florida 407-322-3122 Jon Carnes, Pastor Morning Worship, 10:30am Sunday School. 9:30am Sunday Evening, 6pm Wed. Night Bible Study, 7pm Wesleyan C hurch of Paoia 5560 Wayside Drive Santord. FL 32771 (Off 1-4 (Exit 51) West First Street on Left - One Mrie) Leonard O'Donnell, 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 Lite With us �8A www.sanfordnewspaper.com T he Herald Sunday. Juno 5. 2005 Stormwater G ra m k o w 1A w ith an existing building on it that would need to be tom dow n. So, any redevetopable land would be able to pur* ch ase storm w ater credits for 50 percent off, or $58,806 per credit (acre). U nd evelopable lots are classified as too small to be ab le to build a storm water pond and not cost efficient to build a storm water vault. This land is usually only 1/4 acre or a little larger. These projects w ould be eligible to purcnase the storm water credits for 75 percent off, or $29,403 per credit (acre). "T h ere's only eight or nine o f those vacant parcels," Parcell said of the undevel­ opable land. Parcell said this plan will go to the City Commission in June for its approval. A joint C R A and City Commission m eeting may be scheduled In other CRA news, the board: • Approved up to $5,000 for two stop signs and three directional signs for the First Street Streetscape Project. The m oney allottee! will provide the CRA with the posts for directional signs and down­ tow n businesses will have the opportunity to purchase a sign with their company name on it pointing to the direction o f their location. There was some discussion from District 1 Commissioner Art Woodruff regarding pub­ lic directional signs for places like City Hall, the library, the m useum and other down­ town locations. Parcell said that first they needed the directional signs for the downtown businesses because the merchants wen* the first to bring the idea to the CRA. "It's the merchants who've been beating on us for years," Parcell told Woodruff. Woodruff told the CRA members that they needed a design that would allow every merchant who wants to be on the sign to be then*. Project M anager Chris Smith suggested planters as a way to allow a great number of merchants on the signs, but overall the CRA decided that the original poles they looked at in the beginning of the meeting would suffice. They concluded that they could order more signs, if needed, because only six merchant signs would fit on each pole. The CRA also discussed having one price for purchas­ ing the sign and one price for maintaining the sign. It was suggested that the signs cost $11)0. The board thought a flat price of $200 would help maintain the signs and poles, but not everyone aga*ed. "They'll cry over $200," Parcell said. Continued from Page 1A "Charge $100, and then a yearly fee," Woodruff told the board. • Received an update from Sm ith on the North Shore M arina Island Restoration Project. Smith told the board before or on June 19, they will receive either an approval, denial or request for more inform ation from the Department of Environmental Protection. • Celebrated the news of a ant the city was awarded by e Land and Water Conservation Fund in the amount o f $200,000 for im provem ents to Veterans Memorial Park. The CRA is providing matching funds of $100,000. The grant money will provide funding for the construction of lights, hardscape, landscaping, irrigation, drainage, electrical and memorial /monument and other park am enities, City Manager Eugene Miller out­ lined in a May 27 letter. Work will begin in late 2005. "Hallelujah. It's time for a party," Parcell said. • Discussed a memoran­ dum from Mayor Linda Kuhn regarding hiring an executive director to multi-function in tasks o f econom ic develop­ ment and promotions, who would also work with the CRA. Miller presented a draft for the position with the job title and a description of job duties. Since this is a new position, it will need to go in front of the Civil Service Board for approval of the job description and then to the City Com m ission for approval o f the salary. The CRA would be respon­ sible for close to a third of the salary*, which is estimated to be close to $90,000 a year including benefits. • Approved $40,000 to coincide with $24,000 Public Works Director Tom George has in his budget for asphalt repairs, to finish putting in bricked road in downtown Sanford. The CRA meets the first Wednesday every month at 4 p.m. in tne City M anager's conference room. S New pu n'tuses • 'V e r ity June II, h 30 p m the Sem inole County Branch of the NAACP Banquet at the S a n f o r d Civic Center Speaker Percy K Lunry Jr. Dean of FA MU l a w S c h o o l Donation $35 C ail 407 12* 74'rn for more i/itor matron ders Others worry constantly whether the plans will be fol­ lowed and with some funeral homes, whether they will go out of business which has happened. Prearranged funerals are regu­ lated by the state. The funeral home cannot touch the money until a death certificate Ls present­ ed, Dayna Collison said. She said strict reporting and random audits serve as a check on the industry. "The consumer is well protect­ ed in Florida," Browning said. Another thing that sets Collison apart is the availability of the staff, tne owner said. "Wfc're available 24 hours a day," he said. "Our goal Ls to have someone call back within five minutes. People call us because they already tried someone else who hadn't responded after an hour and a half." 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Sun City Center, Tampa, Winter Haven & Zephyrhills Seniors Encouraged to Applyl Home Depot will not respond to inquiries H a r r e ll & B e v e rly T ra n s m is s io n s 2 09 VV. 25th St., Sanford Since 19 5 9 ...Same Location MV-00564 Our Portfolio Includes: FHA, VA, KxfeU' the Gramkow Chapel, Collison said, » that all of the embalming Ls done right on the premises. When someone dies emotions can run high, he said, and people don't want their mother trans­ ported all over place. "We try to run our funeral homes the old-fashioned way," Collison said. They aLso own their own cre­ matory, and wanted to build one at the Gramkow location, but the city wouldn't alkiw it he said. "We all want to make a profit but it's how you serve a family, not how you sell the family," said Neal. "I’m invested in the com­ munity." Collison has another connec­ tion with Sanford. His brother Chris Ls a lieutenant with the Sanford Police Department. Collison invites anyone with questions about funeraLs or the industry to pick up a price list or even stop by. "Quite frankly, we're pretty proud of the fact that we're the largest, independent familyowned funeral home in the area" he said. N e w H o p e F a m ily C a re W e ’v e g o t a lo w T&F* 1% Start Rate Fully Index Rate 4.85% V* C o n v e n tio n a l Low est R ates • No Income Verification Programs • Self Employed Borrowers • Less Than Perfect Credit • Lowest Rates On Jumbo Loans • 100% Financing • Interest Only • F H A / VA • Commercial Loans Representing C O L O R A D O . W IS C O N S IN . M IN N E S O TA . FL O R ID A . ILLIN OIS N tw ( iMitiruclkMi Crooms Academy Classic 50s Reunion meeting Sat June II at 9 30 a m. Jt the Elks Lodge, calling all planning for the 50s, Richard Evans, Chairman June 4, 12 p m to 3 p m Women of the NAACP I latitude* Event—Wear your creative hat Prue-* Location— Boys and Girls Club, VVeslside Donation $3 E You C an’t Beat Our Option ARM! C on tin u ed from Page 6A Rose llill Missionary Baptist Church, Lake Monroe, will host the Pre-Anniversary of Faye Henderson and the Gospel Praise. The community is invited to help them cele­ brate. Groups appearing will be: The Revival Singers of Apopka, The Spiritual Harmonuers, Evinston, God's Chosen Vessels and Memria Keely-VVilliams and Company Mime Dancers, Palatka, The South Wind Gospel Singers, Union, The Lighthouse Gospel Singers, Radio Announcer Lovetty Scott of The Gospel Train of WSDO, Sanford Station. The event will lake place Saturday, June II at 7 p.m. at the Rose Hill Baptist Church double talk in the funeral indus­ try. Much of the problem is the industry's own fault." He invites people to make comparisons. He said many do and often they come from out of town because of the cost savings. People have inquired from as far away as Ocala and Volusia County cities. "Most families are looking for a hometown funeral home con­ venient to their home, but not at all costs," he said. "That's why people travel." Even with the corporate chap­ ter in Gramkow's history, the chapel is still a landmark in Sanford, Collison said. "Most of our business comes from repeat business," he said. One of the trends In the funer­ al business is advance planning and paying, but Collison has mixed feelings. "I tell people to do it only if they're comfortable," Collison said. Prearranged funerals are good, but they aren’t for every­ one, he added. Some people will rearrange the services and it is a urden lifted from their shoul- $9 Part-Time Jobs H a w k i n s -----------after over 40 years and help a worthy and deserving student. Dr Connie Collins, Principal of Crooms, expressed her grati­ tude to the Class of 1964 and offered her congratulations to Cydney "We don't answer to stock hold­ ers and we can keep the overhead low." He said t*.e business takes a fair profit. People expect that, he added, but they don't want to be gouged. Neal has experienced both sides. He has served at Gramkow for 20 years, starting with the Gramkow family and then with the Texas corporation He recalled getting a phone call from Texas in the middle of the* week telling them to raise the prices. No reason was given. Prices were much higher, and in one two week period, the corpo­ ration raised prices more than 5 percent. He said the traditional funeral service that now costs $1,995 was priced at $4,695 before the Collisons bought the business. None of this is new, Collison said. The media is filled with neg­ ative stories about the industry, many justifiable. "People are shocked that they can pay that much less and get a great funeral," Collison said. "Unfortunately, there is a lot of As A Correspondent Lender To Schedule A FREE Mortgage Consultation Call Today: Com e to Express V P K Round Up! 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L a id Mi Danny G raves P Cincinnati Reds 1 1 10 9 12 7.38 • Became a free agent after dear* ing waivers on Thursday. Cubs and Braves interested. Cincinnati Reds ato h r HR 140 43 27 8 25 .296 • Is becoming a star. Has hit in 14 straight games and 25-of30 games since May 1st. Sanford Middle School's Corey P a tt e r s o n CF Chicago Cubs ab h 203 58 r HR M 10 • 10-for-33 during 5-game hit­ ting streak, helping Cuba go on a 7-game winning streak. Seminole High School’s T im Ra in e s J r . CF Baltimore Orioles U •Raines was hitting .235 with AAA-Ottawa but has been marked for assignment. Rickie Weeks is hitting 326 with 14 doubles, S triples, 11 home runs and 45 RBI with AAA-Nashvilie. Chaz Lytle is is batting 326 and for A-Lynchburg. Kyle Bono is l - l with a 4.09 ERA with A-Wilmington. Kevin Melillo is batting .253 with 4 home runs and 20 RBI at A-Kane County. Matt Allegra is hitting .197 with 56 strike outs and only 3 home runs at AA-Midland. Larry Grayson is hitting -270 with four home runs with Class A-Bakersfield Blaze. n Herald The City of Sanford Recreation Department recently held its G ty Championship Series for tha Cal Ripken Youth League BaeebaM Divisions with a pair of upaet victors and an undefeated champion being crowned at the Herbert “W hitey* Eckstein Youth Sports Complex at Chaac Park. MAJORS: 11-12 YEAR OLDS The f 2 seeded Railroader Cubs (13-6) upaet the V 1 seeded Sanford Ace Hardware Cardinals (17-2), 4-1, behind the strong pitching performance of Andre' Ortiz and the timely hitting of Leonard Richardson Jr. Ortiz scattered five hits and walked only one on the n ig h t while Richardson knocked in two runs in the top of the fifth and scored an insurance run on a J.J. Roberts triple to put the Cubs comfortably ahead 4-0. ■The Cardinals threatened in the bot­ tom of the sixth inning when Arkeem White singled with one out. T.J. Thompson's grounder forced White for the second out of the inning, but the Champs to open at home Monday ■y Doan SmMi HwaidStaff SANFORD — Baseball fans rejoice. The Rata are back. The Florida Collegiate Summer League kicks off its second season with its top two teams from last yea* the Sanford River Rats and Daytona Beach Barracudas, taking the field Monday night at 7 p.m. at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. These were the same two teams at the same location that inaugurated the league last year and after seven watka w an tha saiat two . teams on the same field that faced off to see who would be crowned the first-ever champion of the fledgling league. After all was said and done, it was the River Rats who claimed the trophy and there is not a lot of reason to believe that could be these two squads battling for the title again as both teams return a majority of their rosters from a year ago. And the price to watch these future Major Leaguers play can't be beat as their will be NO admission charged this season The FCSL Is committed to the athletes and equally committed to the communi­ ties that support the teams and in that vein will not charge admission to any games - they are a gift to the community! As most of the players grew up within them and the coaches work within them, it is a natural See Rats, Page 10B Herald photo* (top, above left) by Jim Wants; right photo above courtesy of Arch Boothe, Magic Memories, Inc. The defending Florida Collegiate Summer League champion Sanford River Rats (top) will return to the field on Monday led by Tournament Most Valuable Player Kyle Patrick (above, left) and League Most Valuable Pitcher Drew Shetrone (above, right). Local angler lands monster red slobberknocker Special to the Herald John Lenart, 17, of Winter Springs had quite a day on the Mosquito Lagoon last Sunday. John and his father Joseph had chartered me for a fivehour charter to spend some quality time together. We departed the boat ramp at 5:45 a.m. to get an early start and a chance to land a few trout. John started off the day with a nice trout before the redfish showed themselves. As the sun There was another strike and John landed another fish which went about 19 pounds. Moments later John hooked up again with a 13 pound red. Then the fish decided to play hide and go seek. They did a great job of staying invisible. Around 10 a.m. the stealthy fish made another appearance. This time the fish that decided to bite was a monster. The fish hit John's bait and took 150 yards of Power Pro 4/15 line screaming out of the reel. It broke the horizon the tails of the redfish gently began wav­ ing above the surface. We pre­ pared as the school came clos­ er to the boat. John made sev­ eral casts and we had no tak­ ers. We stayed with these fish about two hours and then finally John presented a bait to a hungry fish. The reel began to scream and the first fight of the day was on. John landed a 15 pound redfish. After a few pictures we were at it again. Wham! ai.. i , jfctiitii.il. I h r Irish 1 III P h i 11v IM//.I * U im r S Ih ih M H W * * " * R o w S w v liH D r a f t W Im (T O A f HOURS fuftdty'TliinftyOlMMOpii UUMf B M N ROOM W k S a l v i h m u Q fM W A T fm Lvw Atmv AVwatu $ n \ i m u j £ H u m S a[ ' W ; “ H A L F T I M E ........................ I Purchase Any Pizza at Regular Menu Prica, I Get a Second Ptzza of Equal or Lssser Value for C w r it ’« § PRICI .» _______ _____ 3590 U.l. HIGHWAY 1742, LAKE MARY Boston Red Sox mh See Outdoors, Page 2B '/ook What's Cookin’ in Your Neighborhood' - f knots into the wind. We saw the fish up on the surface swinging ms tail but he did has been a long time since I have seen a red take off like that. The fish towed my Hell's Bay around at about three U* WB" J ason Varitek h Sec City, Page 2B Rats set to defend title Lake Bnnttey High School's ab Redbirds finally got on the board when Matthew Layton nit a triple, scoring Thompson to make the score 4-1. With the tying run in the on-deck cir­ cle, big Kevin Chester hit a line shot towards the gap between left and cen­ ter that clearly appeared headed for a double, but Cardinals center fielder Gabe Pando raced across the outfield to make a spectacular diving catch to end the game and give the Cards the cham­ pionship. Upsets highlight Cal Ripken Youth League Baseball Tourney iM evf> 166 52 28 10 22 316 • Bn Aar 0 lor H dump by going 2 tor-4 with 2 double* and 2 RBI in win over division leading Baitunofe Thu/adey 4 0 7 -3 2 4 -0 1 1 Q Wie*e c « T A A A H m | « N M w l b Chartm% C sp urn David Rogars (W tj and W r i t e Springs' John Lsnart ho*d <r* 41 p ou n d 5 1 -men monstar rsdftah Lsnart landad on to# Mosgurlo Lagoon teal Sunday m W ED EU V ER I 0% �Pane 2B T nk H n u ii Sunday. June 5 .2 0 0 5 O utdoors Continued from Page IB not want to give up the fight. I thought the fish was going to weign in around 30 pounds. Finally as the fish came along side the boat 1 immediately knew he was much bigger than 30 pounds. His head was huge and I could barely lift him over the side of the bo at We took the picture quickly and got the 41-pound, 51-inch monster back in the water. It took about 10 minutes to revive the fish and the brute eased off into the deep to be caught again another day. The fish was caught on a chunk of lady fish rigged on a Daiichi 4/0 circle hook with a number three split shot. John was tired and I was tired so we finished the day trout fishing. We landed 20 or so trout on Rip Tide 3 Inch Mullets rigged on the Rip Tide 1/8 ounce Pro Jig Head. I must say John did a fantastic Job of fighting the fish. He showed great patience and was one tired guy. He was not the only one. Now is the time to catch a trophy red. Give me a call at 407-405-0819 and check out the website www.aaahawgwildcharters.com Tight Lines and Good Fishing, Captain David Rogers, AAA Hawgwild Saltwater Charters. FWC M AKES IT EASY TO SPEAK UP W ITH ONLINE VIRTUAL W ORKSHOP This is a brand new way to host an FWC workshop. Register to participate in the live, online workshop for Florida's Wildlife Legacy Initiative on June 9 at 7 p.m. The people of Florida nave an unprecedented opportunity to shape the future of our state's fish and wildlife conser­ vation programs by helping create Florida's Wildlife Legacy Initiative. Now, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is offering an unprecedented forum for public participation. On June 9, at 7 p.m. EDT, the FWC will host a live online vir­ tual workshop where FWC staff will present an overview of Florida's Wildlife Legacy Initiative and ask for feedback. This is the first time the FWC has conducted a public work"sRop through the Internet. • Instead of having to travel to a traditional public meeting, workshop attendees will be able to "attend" from the com­ fort of home, office or any place with computer and Internet connection. Participants will see and hear a presentation and interact with FWC staff through chat, ques­ tions and answers and instant polling. They will also be able to comment and make sugges­ tions. The presentation will run approximately 30 minutes. "The meeting will be con­ ducted like a public workshop, except that people can partici­ pate from virtually anywhere," said Thomas Eason, who is leading Florida's Wildlife Legacy Initiative for the FWC. Eason will conduct, or emcee, the live workshop. Everyone interested in "attending" the workshop, must pre-register online before June 9. To get signed up, go to MyFWC.com/wildlifelegacy and follow the instructions to register. Registrants will receive e-mail reminders. Complete information about our Legacy Initiative and Congress' requirements for the Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy b also on the Web site. For the convenience of peo­ ple who do not have a comput­ er with Internet access, the FWC is making the presenta­ tion available at six locations around the state. Concerned citizens can view the computer­ ized workshop and meet with FWC biologbts in Lakeland, Lake City, Ocala, Panama City, Tallahassee and West Palm Beach. (Addresses for the view­ ing locations: My FW C.com /wildlifelegacy /P DF /Directions.pdf) Florida's Wildlife Legacy Initiative b a far-sighted approach to link action plans to l- M W H ■*-.* *. ~ .1- \ Briefs t*>\i * . . V -. * ' i v. X t <91 . OVIEDO CANES BASEBALL CAMP The Oviedo Canes American Legion Team will be holding a camp for June 6-through-9 from 9 a.m.-to-3 p.m. for players ages B-to*13. The fee is $100. For details caU 407-327-5820. ___ __ HAGERTY BASKETBALL CAMP Josh K ohn the varsity basketball coach for the new Hagerty High School that will open in Oviedo this fait will be holding a basketball camp for both boys and girls, June 6-through TO. Ages 6-to-10 will have sessions from 9 a.m.-to-noon and ages ll-to -14 will drill from 1 p.m.-to-4 p.m. daily. The fee is $00 for the camp that will be held at Hagerty High, located at 3225 Lockwood Boulevard, South of Oviedo and East off Alafaya Trail. For details call Josh Kohn at 407-871-0700. /V*\ SO V IN DeBAKY Southern Championship Wresting will present "Ryze versus Walker" this Saturday, June 4th, at me V.r.W. Hall located a t 351 South Highway 17-92 in DeBary. In the Main Event SCW Heavyweight Champion, the 6foot-10 Monster, Ryze, will square off against "Shooter" Vordell Walker. Walker is coming off a huge victory over Erick Stevens which catapulted him to the No. 1 contender's spot in the SCW rankings and earning him a shot at Ryze, who has been rehabbing a knee injury suffered in a recent match against The Heartbreak Express. There w ill also be a tag team match between the team of Dagon Briggs and Suquel against the duo of Jason Hexx and Phil Davis as well as a Cruiserweight match between Jerelle Clark and Aaron Epic. Also on the card will be singles matches involving Mister Saint Laurent, Chasvn Ranee, Scott Davis, Josh Rich, Sedrick Strong and many others. Bel) time is set for 7JO p.m. and tickets are just $7 for chil­ dren under the age of 12 and $10 for adults. For more information, please visit www.scwflorida.com or call 407-474-4453. rw » ' Photo* courtesy of FW C A n officer with the Florida Fish and W i l d l i f e Conservation Com m ission (right) sorts through a pick­ up truck filled with marijuana plants eradicated from the Rlchloam W M A in H ernando County, while other officers (above) stand kneedeep in a swamp where other plants were growing in pots. An anonymous call led to the discov­ er of several growing locations and so far over $131,000 worth of plants have been found. a distinct funding program. Its aim is to avert future declines of native wildlife, with a goal of keeping common species common. Public participation is a crucial element in develop­ ing this plan. “The success of Florida's Wildlife Legacy depends on partnerships throughout - from creating, to securing funding, to implementing the conserva­ tion strategy. 1 hope everyone who cares about trie future of Florida's fish and wildlife will get involved and help create a blueprint for managing our resources," Eason said. Congress has challenged each U. S. state and territory to develop a comprehensive wildlife preservation strategy and to work together to create a nationwide approach to wildlife preservation. Florida's Comprehensive Wildlife Strategy b one of 56 being developed by every U. S. state and territory. As a strong incen­ tive to get states to develop a plan. Congress made it a requirement for participating in the federal State Wildlife Grants program. Florida's Wildlife Legacy Initiative could lead to millions of dollars of federal funding for our state's wildlife and habitats. The FWC b leading the process to create Florida's Wildlife Legacy Initiative. But this is not a plan for the FWC. It b a plan for the future of our state's native wildlife. "I encourage Floridians to get involved and have their say," Eason said. "This is a chance for everyone who is interested in the future of Florida's wildlife to participate and help craft the plan. A recorded copy of the virtu* al workshop will be available at MyFWC.com/wildlifelegacy after the live workshop ends. People can provide comments by clicking on the comment link on that site, or by writing to Thomas Eason at the FWC at 620 S. Meridian St., Tallahassee, FL 32399-1600. The deadline for submitting comments is June 18. In addition to the live online workshop, the FWC is hosting a special workshop with scien­ Continued from Page IB MINORS: 9-10 YEAR OLDS The 9 1 Seeded and undefeated Producto Lure Company Astros (15-0) made it a per­ fect season as they bested the *3 seeded Seminole Produce Yankees by a score of 92 to win the City Championship File Astros were paced all season by the fine piay ol Amber Lefraiuois, who led ail players in her league with a bailing aver age of 654 Dir young lady also blasted three home run* during die season and was undeteat ed as a piti her, going 74J Die Yankees (8-7j tied defeated die >2 r r ilr J Metal |aaerur l/Ha i s in a doss ORLANDO M AGIC BASKETBALL CAMPS Following is a listing of the Orlando Magic Basketball Camps that will be held this summer. * June 6-through-June 10: Ages 7-to-14,9 a.m .-to-4 p.m., Orlando Magic Practice Court; Ages 6-to-13,9 a.m .-to-4 p.m.. Downtown Recreation Center.. * June 20-through-June 24: Ages 6-to-13,9 a.m .-to-4 p.m.. Downtown Recreation Center. * June 27-through-July 1: Ages 5-to-15, 9 a.m .-to-4 p.m., Orlando Magic Practice Court. * July 11-tnrough-July 15: Ages 5-to-15,9 a.m .-to-4 p.m., Orlando Magic Practice Court; Ages 6-to-13,9 a.m -to-4 p.m.. Downtown Recreation Center. * July 25-to-July 29: Ages 5-to-15,9 a.m.To-4 p.m., Orlando Magic Practice C ourt For more information or to register visit orlandomagic.com or call: Orlando Magic Basketball Camps, 407-916-2680. YOUTH FOOTBALL Sanford Youth Football Association will be holding a Parent Meeting at the Seminole High Auditorium on Wednesday, June 8th at 6:30 p.m. For more information go to www5anfordseminoles.com tific experts on June 17 at 8 throughout the area looking for the illegal pot garden. The veg­ a.m. On June 38, the public jind etation was thick, the swamp FWC stakeholders are invited water was knee deep and there to an open house throughout was the ever present danger of the day to meet with FWC staff stepping on an alligator or and comment on the strategy. Both meetings will be held at water moccasin. By late afternoon the two Holiday Inn Express, at 8310 Galbraith Rd. (1-75 Exit 270) in . ufficenj had located a patch of ’ Tampa. " 31 marijuana plants with an estimnted street value of 1 OFFICERS ERADICATE $31,000. They hid amongst the MARIJUANA PLANTS heavy vegetation and waited for the illegal farmers to arrive FROM WMA to tend their crops. They didn't Spring is the growing season, have to wait long. After only but unfortunately all mat about 45 minutes the three grows is not legal. However defendants arrived and were that doesn't stop some from surprised to see they had visi­ doing it anyway, and public tors waiting for them. wildlife management areas The three were arrested and (WMAs) seem to be favorite places for marijuana dealers to booked into the Hernando County Jail on May 13 for culti­ grow their illegal crop. vating marijuana in a portion A WMA may seem like a per­ of the Richloam WMA located fect spot for this high dollar in Hernando County. business since many are A couple of days later, FWC remote, isolated areas that are officers from both Sumter and not easily accessible except by foot. Growers can cultivate Hernando counties, acting on their crops in pots hidden another tip, trumped around a different section of Richloam among tne dense vegetation, WMA looking for more mari­ protected from detection by the juana. After several hours with­ sheer inaccessibility. out luck, they called for assis­ But three Sumter County tance from an FWC pilot and men found out recently that his helicopter. With the over­ Florida Fish and Wildlife head advantage, it didn't take Conservation Commission (FWC) officers don't tolerate long for the spotter to pick out the unique green color of pot this illegal activity on the pub­ plants from the cockpit of the lic lands they patrol FWC offi­ helicopter. cers spend much of their lives Several hours later, the offi­ studying the woods and are cers hauled 100 marijuana used to slogging around in plants with a street value of swampy, mosquito infested ter­ $100,(XX) out of the woods and rain, cutting their way through into the back of an FWC truck with machetes while keeping a watchful eye for alligators and bound for safekeeping at the Hernando County Sheriff's venomous snakes. They do it to Office. In this case, there were find poachers and they do it to no arrests were made. find marijuana growers too. "We have zero tolerance for Blake Lynn Williamson, 18, dope operations on wildlife (1/22/87), his twin brother management areas and will do Derek Lee Williamson, 18, what it takes to destroy them. (1/22/87), both of 3286 Burnell Road, Webster, and Joshua A. This recent haul certainly hit the growers where it hurt - in Chase, 17, (10/3/87), of 3421 their wallets, and it prevented Burwell Road, were each charged with the felony culti­ more than $131,000 worth of vation of marijuana - a 3rd marijuana from reaching the streets," said Lt. David Straub, degree felony that carries a whose team participated in the maximum penalty of 5 years in prison and a $5,0110 tine roundup The FWC officers will contin­ An anonymous caller to the FWC led officers into Richloam ue the marijuana eradication detail on Richloam WMA until WMA where they spent the the growing season is over. better part of a day walking game to reach the finals behind the stellar pitching of Robbie Myers and the hitting of Zach Bussard The Astros were giv en their scare of the season by the Crispers Twins (8-7) in their qualifying game as the contest went to the eighth inning tied at 5-5 Twice in the late timings the home team Twias had the winning run on third base, but they were unable to push the winning run across The Astros linaliy caught up to reliever l,arret Braden m the top of the eighth using a pair ol walls and a Marquise Juliver triple to wore direr runs Braden had tome mi in dir top ot dir lift)i and did a *uj»«*tt> job of shutting dir Astros down Lrfore running out of gas SEM INOLE AQUATICS SUMM ER STINGRAYS SWIM TEAM FOR BEGINNERS The Stingrays Swim Team for beginners, children ages 5-to15, is looking for youngsters who can swim at least 25 yards without touching the bottom. i; n ■ - ". Practice will be held fur one hour each day, Monday through Friday (swimmers do not have to be there every day), June 6th-to-July 30th, at the Larry A. Dale Aquatic Center, 2701 Ridgewood Avenue, West of the Seminole High School campus, and the cost for the summer is $150 per child (includes coaching fees, t-shirt swim cap, and all meet fees). For more information about joining the beginner summer swim team, contact Tony Ackerson, Aquatics Director, City of Sanford, at 407-302-1034. UCF BOYS BASKETBALL CAMPS The University of Central Florida/Kirk Speraw Basketball Camp will be holding camps this summer. Camps are open to players ages 7-to-17 and begin a 9 a.m. and end a 4 p.m. daily. Activities include professional instruc­ tion, 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 competition and daily contests. Each camper will receive a camp basketbalL camp t-shirt and a daily lunch. AH camp activities will be held in the (air-condi­ tioned) UCF Arena. Camp dates are: Session I _ June 7-10. Session II _ June 13-17. Session III _ June 20-24. For more information and to receive a camp brochure, please call 407-823-5805 or go to the web page at www.justsportscamps.com/speraw. DEREK WAUGH-STETSON UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL CAMPS The Derek Waugh-Stetson University Basketball Camps will be held in June and July at the Edmunds Activities Center in DeLand. The Camps and dates are as follows: Shooting Camp _ June 10-12. Position Camp _ June 12-16. High School Team Camp _ June 25-26. Indivi lividual Camp _ June 26-30. Individual Camp _ July 24-28. For more information check out the website at www.stetson.edu/hoopcamp or call Sebastian Singletary at 386-8228101 or e-mail at ssingIet@stetson.edu. FRANK G RIFFIN 'S STETSON HATTER FASTP1TCH ACADEMY The Frank Griffin Stetson Hatter Fastpitch Academy wiU be holding a Pitching and Catching Camp, June 8-to-10, at the new Stetson University SoftbaU Complex in DeLand. For more information call Tracy Riepenhoff at 386-822-7337 or e-mail at triepenh@stetson.edu. SCC BASEBALL DAY CAMP The SCC Raiders Baseball Camp for ages 6-and-Up will be held in two sessions, June 13-through-16 and June 20through-23 from 9 a.m.-to-4 p.m. daily at Raider Park on the Seminole Community CoUege campus. With fuU use of College equipment and facilities, the Camp provides instruc­ tion in the fundamentals, techniques, and strategies of base­ ball. Lunch will be provided as part of the admission fee and plenty of water will be available all day to campers at no cost. Daily drop-off and pick-up will be at the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus H Building. Parents should plan to pick up campers promptly to avoid additional fees. During camp hours, campers will be supervised at all times by the SCC coaching staff and Raider players. Cost includes instruction, use of equipment, access to facili­ ties and staff, T-shirt, and insurance. Registration must be accompanied by full tuition fee with the application to secure enrollment. The individual rate is $180 (per week) for a single player or $lh5 (per week) for campers who attend both sessions (per week). Du* group rale is $165 (per camper, per week) when signing up with a group of three or more or $150 (per camper, per week) when signing up with a group of th re e or more that attend both sessions Participant* will be matched by age, espenenre, and skill level for small group instruction and include Rookies, age* 6ti^H, Minors, agrs 9-U>|0, Major* I, ages I3-U>-I5, and Majors The Twins were unable to mount a rally in the bottom of the eighth and the Astros advanced to the hnals with an 8-5 victory. 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Several Longwood and Sanford companies are seeking hard working dependable individuals eagei to team and textSeti wort any shifts Including L O T S OF O VER TIM E Assembly: Good hand eye coordination previous exp iferred $7 7S/hr Position requires you to work 3 30pm2 00am M -F 1pm-9pm Fridays Saturday: optional OT. •Machine Operators: $9 00/hr Previous exp preferred ad shift available 1st 2nd and 3rd $8.00/hr Removal and loading linens, lood and dnnks. Most positions require High School or G E D Drug Screening and Background Check EOE/ Call 407 862 0090 Bobcat Operator: Musi have ftnah grade experience A a vakd driver's license Sanford area. 407-482-9805 Cardtewood Suites is kicking tor rutVTi members to jcxn a great hotel suit We have openings tor Housekeeping. Also m need d F ont Desk Associate Mtxxtu work scTMlXo « e be SUV Thors. 11pm -7am Apply in person. 1130 Greenwood Bfcd, lake Mary. Ft, 32746, 407585-3000 EO E DFW P help t hr*. Mor>-Fn. ry area Starting at rising to Iftktw/ la hire, must have importation 8 Itka S A dogs 40/ /83 Clerical Quick Books required Basic office sk*s C a l 407-3216960. or lax 407-321 -1492 Orrver/Oedicaled R EG Lane HOM E EVER Y W E E K E ND G U A R A N TEE D ! •No Touch Freight 6 5 % Preioaded/Protarped •Average $888 •St0t9/week Jacksonville. FL Terminal Sunday Callers Welcome CO L A req'd 877-428 5627 www ctdrtvers com Drivers - DUM P T R U ^ K . Class B, bonefits. 407-3228133. m t:« •) U t O rlvers/Laborert: Highway construction company looking 'or reliable A dependable people who are able to travel A vw k (i F L SC A NC. We have immediate openings tor Class AB.CAD{fivers1aborera. Must be able to handle labor work as well as driving Or* Lie. must be dean AN others need not spply. Start at 18 50/JIO/hr Plenty ol opportunity lor overtime We will train. Benefits include health insurance A profit sharing Men A women are encouraged to apply EOE/DFWP. 407-3211010 Of 1 BOO-749-I0t5 Electricians: Experienced, top pay. Live Electee. 520 laurel Ave, Sanford 407-321-6960 E ipd cooks A servers. Jolty Gator Fish Camp A Reslauranl. Grow with us on beautiful St Johns Rrver at SR-46. 4 m4es east of Geneva 407-3495554. Irrigation Installers, experienced only, benefits. 407-322 8133. Otspetcher/Secretary: Immediate opening lor busy AC company M-F, 7:30-4 30. 407- 830-7118, OFWP LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERG ROUND 1 U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R Starting Sa la ry $8.5G/Hr HEALTH INSURANCE ANO 401K Pi. AN! Drug free workpiece. Apply at: N O Miller Drive, Altamonte Springe 407-M0•000, EOE Laborers with concrete exp SAOGWeek. Must be abte to tavel throughout Flonda Mon-Fri. 407-323-8822 Laborers: Must travel Mon-Fn n stale ot Flonda Cal 407-3238822 Landscapers and Grade Crew Laborers: 407-3218133 Laundramat Attendant, Rex. hrs Easy |Ob 407-323-9885 Apply 3691 Hwy 17=92 (Walmart Plata). Sanford 407 - 322-2611 71— H elp Wanted Exp. H 3 H A ialfn T T great cuat. sve akUla A steeaa. sense Exc. pay PT, Vivonas North Ptuerta needs driven, p u rs maker*, subs, waftesaes A phones Apply with ownar at 2477 Park Ave. Santord. Philip* a n te d Fart time cook, server* 8 dU hwoeher needs d. Contact Mytens. 407-023-7308. at local pet store, P/T. flexible hours. S6.S04V, bonuses. 407-320-7001 Pest Control Technician in Sanford. We need more stars! Now hiring pest control & termite technician, sales & office personnel. Fax resume to 407-302 6402. or apply in person 2920 S. Orlando Dr, Sanford 32773. 407-302* 0042. hoihwrad'3i»att»arxofn La w n technician: Expd preferred, bul will train motivated person Clean driver's license, salary plus comm For interview 407-3236681. alter 9am Plumber's Helper Residential construction, must hava mnxrxxn 3 yrs exp Creators pay with benefits 386-738-0221 Live in House Keeper: Prefer wortung person, non smoker, no drugs, no pets, no children, references required Room A board provided 407-323-8019 Two barbers/stytists needed in Longwood with or without clientele Contact Mike at Perry Family Barbershop 407-599CU TS Loaitor Operator Clearing and grubbing experience F/T, Benefits 407-322-8133. Welders MIG 4 T O exp Good pay/benelits FT, shop work 407-299-1592 Plant Nursery hetp. expd only, heavy lilting 407-302-7248. xCAPTAINK LICENSE® Pipe Crew Foreman: Local work Immediate opening (407)322-6133 Service, repair A repipe plumber. Driver* license req*ed. 407-947-9478 or 407302-1559. SMe/Beae Crew: Local work. F/T wBt bsraffi* 407-3228133 W A N T E D : Outgoing sales rep tor community newspaper group. Newspaper sales experience preferred. Benefits include base salary, commission plan, mileage, paid vacation. health Insurance. 401k, Resumes only to: Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave . Santord. FL 32771 or dptngAaemmoieherakJ. com 93— R ooms For R ent 95— Roommate Wanted W E EK LY R E N TA L S Starting • $82/wk. Historic Downtown 407-330-4423 Seeking a person to share my home view ol Lake Monroe. tuN house privileges C a l 407-3287232 lor an appointment. Extremely clean, cory turn rm. all utl, cable, a/c. Indy, phone, kitch use. sec dr. private entrance Resident owner. AB SO LU TE LY NO ALCO H O L, ORUOS ANO N O N SM O K ER S O N LY! Very respectable. 407-314-0924 Room tor rent, completely furnished, all utilities, private entrance. SUXVwk with deposit Prtler older person, no drugs/alcohot 407-324-2464 97— A partments Furnished Santord: HMcrtc 3/1 5,2 story S9S0/month 2/1, $590/month 407-262-2002. Santord, Lovely 1BR apt. newly renovated, complete privacy. Seeking 1 mature working couple over 40 No children, no drugs, $575/mo ♦ $300 sec. lease 407-321-3735 * Accepting applications for: SW ISSPORT USA, INC. Ramp/Baggage Handlers, A/C Cabin Cleaners, Fuelers, Janitorial (Full Time / Part-time / Seasonal) On the spot interviews and hires for qualified candidates We oiler holiday pay; uniforms, free parking, paid comprehensive industry training, weekly pay, direct deposit and a safe work environment. Oonl let these opportunities fty 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 Ramp Service positions, we will conduct on the spot interviews upon completion of the application. SM Ssm nsyK. 2 RED CLEVELAND BLVD. SUITE 210 SANFORD, FL 32773 407-585-4790 lu v Y iiiin iE in TRAINING FOR EMPLOYMENT Im port/Am encsn Auto Technician Vakd drivers he 6 Cote 3 rears exp Pad by exp 407-415-1318 Pebble Ju nctio n has immediate luk time openings available tor yard and bagging facility Need mdnr duals who fvive kxnxA tuparaxte are hard wukvij. have tm **xjrtaUxi. am M 50 (is end are wffing to teen Pre employment drug lest w required Please apply m |MV.n at 762 ‘juute f m uJi Ave banked F I 40/ 323-36J8 W Part time Activities Coordinator tor 3 assisted King facto**. C a l 407 687-8936 FT Nurses Aide, experience required P T receptionist Apply in person Renaissance Retirement Ctr. 300 W Airport Bhrd. Sanford (407) 7888760 KELLY SERVICES An EOE Never An Applicant Fee elp Trim carpenters needed tor growing company. Own tools A transportation required. Start in 2 to 3 weeks 321-377-1585 ntw iH iM , Office: Th e Fishei C o, a national utility contractor la hiring an office assistant tor receptionist and data entry duties lor our growing Santord office. The ideal candidate wtl have MS office computer skits, be detail oriented, and famriar with construction Bilingual Spanish Is a plus Team Fishai offers career advancement, competitive wages, and an axcsllent benefit package, including health, life. 401k and a profit sharing plan. Mail resume to: 2840 Stonewall Place. Santord. FI 32773 Ph 407-288-3397 On line www.ffshetco com EOE/DFWP Lawn MainlenanceiLandscape Installation Foreman Exp A drivers license a must FT. earn $20k to $3Uuyr » some perks We are looking tor speed A accuracy C al Kerry. 407-2347253 Loader Operator Fmishgrade exp COL Class A license a plus Ins benefits, no weekends Santord area. 407 482-9605 71— H FuN TVtw A Fart TRiw In Full Time experienced Assistant houaekeeper needed tor busy hotel. Apply in person at Sprtnghila Suits Marriott. 201 North Town# Rd, Santord. FL 32771. Final interior commercial construction cleaning technicians needed Good pay A benefits. E ip d preferred but will Pain motivated individuals Reliable transportation required Pte Cal 407-322-7911 Temp to F T opportunities wtlh a nationally known company's Lake Mary area call center with excellent employee benefits once permanent I We have immediate 2nd A 3rd Shift openings tor customer service oriented pros Interested canddaies must be able to wexk schedules that include evenings. weekends, A holidays Pre-assignment criminal background checks and drug screens required *>nr 407-894-5888 Experienced Servers. Italian Cuisine in Longwood Full Time A Part Tuna. Call 407-265-8246 IM M EDIATE O PEN IN G S S13.0O/HR To Start) Pressar From Desk: nslabie indhr w/ Lawn MainlenanceiLandscape Established company top pay for exp. ItOO sign on bonus. Longwood area 407-8316436 F u llP T General la w Office hek> wanted Responsible tor al administrative duties 65»wpm non-smoker Fax resume. 407328-7467 71— H elp W anted All applicants must be able to provide a 10-year work/school history and pass a criminal back­ ground check including FBI Finger Print screening All applicants must pass a mandatory drug Sanford July llth pnce includes text and 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 posses a valid Florida Driver's License. Melbourne K u llilo m * . H ack hors, l oader*. D u m p T ru c k s i i 1 ioBln .L ei< Jul* Nou|P,nenL hi(iden A successful background check is required for all airport employment. chard** G ra d e r* , S crapers, K t t a s a lo r t N e il C la ss : Ja n 3 rd •SxUurui l cmlksuue • 1manual A im lim t • 1U> f U m m l in yute « u 1003837364 liaxxrg W .xw 4 “ " S (877) 447-1950 Can MikeWarns s w is s p o rt^ �Pa«e 4 B Sunday. Junt* 99— A partments U nfurnished T hk H>:r \l» 2005 103— H ousesU nfurnished ihieilTy Living at Affordable P rtd n g . 1,2 A 3 bedrooms. W « v i m . 407-322*9104. KHO. Venture I Properties Pawl Osborne 407-321-4794 W Tow n house: Lrv Rm. Din Rm. Fplc. 1 car garage $950/mo 103— HousesU nfurnished £ "T fc t m t x 3 2 . family rm. kvirg rm, 2 car gar. near Sanford Airport $1200'mo no pets no smoking 407-353-4320 W 4 ar eh o use /R e Pool Table: Gorgeous 8' furniture-style table, decorative legs, leather pockets, oversized f three p<ece Italian slate Accessory M. beta Brand new In crate. Cost $4500: tell $1350 407-402-1781 or 3857530488 Warehouse. 7.500 sg ft. Sanford. 3 offices, truck heights, S3,12S/mo{S500/sqft) C al ktovTn 8-5, 407-3220664 RENTAL 5 407) J22 2405 118—O ffice S pace Sanford: 2/1 Home, Carpel Vinyl, Fplc. Scr Porch. Shed $7005700 Deposit Sanford Historic District: 1/1. Wood floors. Carpet. Fplc. W/D Hook-ups, Enclosed Porch $535-5535 D tp Sanford: 3/2. Spacious Home, t Block From Lake. Wood/Tiie Firs Send Patio. Attached Work Shop. Double Carport. Storage Shed $9505950 Deposit D O Y LE M A N A G E M E N T W E R E N T AND S E LL HOM ES! Sanford Walk lo mall. 2/1.22 car carport, fenced yd. W D hookups C H A screen porch. S935/mo. 407-808-4004 or 407-830-7070 Country Style City Living For Rent Offcas For Rant 400 sq ft to 800 sg ft Sanford Fulton Offica Centar. 407-314-3750 CO R R U G ATED STEEL R O O F IN G for Bams. Boat Docks. Shops, etc. Also Culvert Pipe: 15*x20 i r *20 . C a l For Prices Surplus Steel A Supply. Inc Apopka 407-293-5788. 141— Homes For S ale 199— P ets 8 c S upplies 1202 Pomegramte $74,900. 2/1. Ig fenced yd. newly remodeled 1-B88-2BB7479x8600 I BUY HOUSES FOR CASK Can M0-377-UM You'll find the "Beet Bargains” In the Sem inole Herald Classifieds! Come Check Us Out Single Story Design With 12 Mo Lease & Approved Credit Fo S a n f o r i C w r t A p a m n e d ts • 4I7-323-33H 3291 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford *330-5204 New a C M it T m Startin nce) g at A llm a n R o o f in g S p e c ia liz in g h i Reroofing 6 Repairs 407 322-1926 - U c l HC BOW55A lu m n e i 149 Starting af ■ k t t u n •f f k ' Fuwav j •IfdarC •<~r*vxx! facte, •W a t 4 Typrg UntM 407-330-0949 4 if/' j® " ^ 221—G ood T hings to E at Black E ye d Peas B y Tha Bushel Bn j q i Farm A Market, 2466 Santord Ave, Sanfcrt. 407322-3661. Wetermalona $2.00. cantaloupes, sweet. $2-00. lettuce $1 0 0 . tomatoes. 3$1 00. onions, 3-$100, green peppers, 3-11.00. Slrawberrfee. pint. $1.00. 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Copper, Bran, Newapapan, Auto Radiators A Batteries ale TO PLACE AD CALL P A YM EN TS We Accept All Credit Cards. R E S ID E N T IA L E X T E R I O R S T ruck /SUVS/V ans O F F IC E S P A C E FO R LEA SE Apartments > > /< f i r s t * t S B E O : N AS A memory foam mattress set. as seen on TV/Mall New m plastic with manufacturer's warranty. Cost $1509; must set $495 407-6311322 or 386-753-1515 Delivery available I t. W Set Your Reof Done \W\ Before The Rally Season! 235- B uy Alum inum , Cano, o m es 181— A ppliances & F urniture For S ale • SpatiouM Vparlmenl* wilti larae Closets • U k r I e iu i Service DlRECTMf r H Sentord/Carrtege Cove: New 3/2 DW. all appliances A shed. CompMefy set up. ready to move In 5597/mo. includes lot rent, with approved credit. 407-3238160_______________________ From ■ \ ii IIq b a l l » Sparkling h x > l« tennis O m its Country Lake i o b il e Wenled: Work shop space in Sanford Area. Need immediately. Call 407-3209968________________________ llT A SSlFIEPS 1st Month's Rent 157— M 159—Real E state Wanted Avoid Foreclosure! Call 407-221-7959 300 OFF 191— B uilding M aterials 2 deluxe ofc spaces for rent. Intemet/phone ready, alac. meld. $650/mo ea. or $1200/moboth 407-321-7497 C o m v n ie n t S p u r io u s A ffo r d a b le 219— Wanted to n ta l S pace MANAGEMENT 181— A ppliances it Furniture For S ale Lrg beige rechner. $50. black entertainment center, $125. wrought ion gtase top M ia . $35, chest of drawers. $35. couch. $250. table A 4 chars, $100. new Broyhdl couch. $350. Caft 407629-0272. 114— 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -0 7 5 9 3/1 spacious home 1413 1 3th St. Sanford, also 4/2 spacious ftoma. 1407 Locust Ave, Sanford 407-322-0213 ale 2 BR Oupiei Apts cfose to Seminole High, scr porch, laundry A storage Rm. tM ONAo 407 647-1366 DOYLE 100— C ondominium R entals S D u p l e x / T RIPLEX U n f u r n is h e d MARINER'S VILLAGE LAKE ADA I BORM JMOMO I BOOM i f 70 V O AND UP Cade mciuom 407-323-9670 141— H omes For 105— 103— Houses- RESIDENTIAL & NEW CONSTRICTION Licensed •Hondo! •In.uftd Ask About Our SubContractors And Hands man Specials 407-324-1177 H R B IT R T F O R H U M A N IT Y LO O K IN G FO R P R O P E R TY Donations tor tax w riteoff and to purchase minim um 6,000 square feet of bulldable land. £ £ 1 can 407-696-5855 �T n Ribald L eg al L * L eg als m tm b o r c u t count o f th e in * <m m c u l cmcun; m and ran [ COUNTY, EUM DA PuMah: May 26.2006 and Jtte* 9.2000 0180 C A M NO.: B> CA N W U K M T H 1 CO UN TY C O U R T OP TH E I De u t s c h e eg al CALVIN J. HENDERSON. UNKNOWN SPO U SE OP CALVW 1 HENDERSON. TH E UNTTED STATES OP AMERICA ANO UNKNOW N PARTIES IN POSSESSION. bank tr u s t TRUSTEE, » * L 0 0 Y M. STEVENS A/K/A MELOOY U. WEEKS; WELLS EANOO HOME MORTGAGE. M C.. A DISSOLVED CORPORATION; CASSIUS L S TEV EN S A/K/A CASSIUS STEVENS; JOHN OOE; JANE D OE AS UNKNOWN TEN ANT (S) M POSSESSION OP THE S U B JEC T PROPERTY, OEOFtQE AHO ANO CYHTHM AHO, HUSBAND AND W n L A N Q UNKNOWN PARTIES M NOTICE « HEREBY GIVEN I M on toa 31 day at June, 3008 af 1100am . M Waal Front Door of too Somtoolo County Ctort a fl i tor aato too tof- Lof 36. HERON RKX1E. FH 1. to biP 30 6 30. PubBc Records of SPOUM OF RAMON TAVAREZ CHAPMAN LAKES HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIA­ TION. M C . UNKNOWN TEN­ A N T S ) IN POSSESSION #1 and $7. b«D*tonM nto I « ■ oo> to too Mgfwal bkkbr tor caah « to* W M From Door of to* SEMINOLE County M l N. Park to Sanford. Florida 37771, M 1100 a.m. onto* 16to day of June, 2006 to* Mowing forth In tald Final Summary L O T 3, BLOCK A, O F CHAP­ MAN LAKES PHASE 1, ACCOROINO T O TH E PLAT THCREOP AB RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 92. PAGES 40 ANO 41. OP TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OP M M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIOA. WITNESS my hand a r t to# eaaf of M o oourt on bby 16,2006. wines OP ACTION TO . CASSIUS L STEVENS A/K/A CASSIUS STEVENS 390 M STREET. W INTER SP R M Q S .FL 33700 Cbrk of too Court By: Mary Saute* Deputy Cbrk NOTICE N HEREBY GIVEN t u t on toa 31 (toy of Jute. 3000 at 1100 am . at Waal Front Door of toa Bawttoofa County E to M r.P A dark u l i JO H N DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TEN A N T(S ) IN POSSESSION OP TH E SUB­ JE C T PROPERTY 390 3nl STREET. W INTER SPRWGS, PL 37709 Lot 94. Atafeye Wbod 120. aoconmgtotoo plaf of a* recorded to P M Booh 36. 72 TTaoutf* 79, PuMc of Bomfnofo County. DATED » i* 20 day of May. 2009. YO U ARE NOT1PCO M an action for Foreclosure of Mortgage on N M ow ing dw ettad property: CLER K O F CO U R T L O T 7. BLOCK 3. N O R TH ORLANDO 5TH ADOITION. ACCOROINO TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECOAOED M P U T BOOK 13. PAOE 78, OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. F you are a wttoadtoo to to to toto procoodteg, you wo anB •ad. at no eoM to you, to too of Court ■ 301 N. Park Avenue. SuM N301, Santord. FL 33771 (407) 6664777 w M t 2 working ttoyi of your receipt of i; • you aro hearing or caa 1-600-966- I you and you are required to larva a copy of your written dilinat*. 1 any, to a, on M anful C. Watson. P A , Attorney for PtotoBft, whoa# address la II0 0 NW 46TH STREET, SUITE 130. FT. LAUDERDALE, a 33300 wNNn Wrty (30) daya after toe M reitl*f teinn of Noloa to toe IPtoaaa puMah In TH E BANFORO HERALD) and Me toe original alto toe CMrti of toN Court aitoar before aarvioa on B U W H h■ WWTHy art i■nr HHUIII Or lirtm a iB■a■ wfli ba intewl: MUkwi won lor toe relef demanded to to* com- Ac L tog a N raclaf accommodaeon to n m a l l i i l i i a lia U M a la m m r m e i l l n n p tru u ^ fii m mi* procvwraing should contact the Court Admtotairator ai 301 N Park Avenue. Santord FL 33771, Talapttona Number (407)3234330 not later r a n aavan (7) day* prior to toe proceeding. It hearing knpavad. (TOO) 1 -800996-6771 or Voice (V) 1-600999-0770 via Florida Relay Service* Tho aforesaid aato a B ba pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment antored to C h i No. 04-CC-9709 ponding In toa Cotmiy Court ol too Ei|paa— i Judicial Circuit In and tor Somtocfo County. Florida DATED toia 30 day of May CLERK OF TH E CO URT By:M wy taoupa C O U N TY Deputy dark If you are a pamon *dh a da- ■OmTjf wno nfw* sny B a m iv w * doOon In ordR to parlctpaia to toto prooaadtoB you are anBlod, N no eoRto you. to too prod■Ion of ateBre eoftoln it ii t a n n i m ew * aaa ^^^ee * Pteaaa contact Court AdmtototrM on at 301 N. Pork Am t iu o . Su m N301, Santord, FL 33771 (407) 806-4227 »dNn 3 woridng doye of your roooipl of toto noftoo; I you o n hearing or LO T 6. BLOCK 10. TIER H. E R TR A FFO R O S MAP OF THE TOW N OF SANFORD. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS RECORDED W P U T BOOK t. PAGE 119. AS DESCRIBED IN DEED BOOK 2323. PAGE 842, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AitOA 801 SO UTH AVENUE, SANFORD. 13771 BAY FL *t pupae sals to toe hgheti and beet bidder tor caah. AT THE W EST FRONT DOOR SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY CO U R T MOUSE SANFORD. FLORIDA Florida at 11 00 A M . on toe t8 day of Jure. 2003 m a r v a n n C MORSE CLERK OF THE r.LERK CIRCUIT RICHARO M. C O IN , E S Q . Tbylor A Carla, P A , 660 Concouraa Parkway Souto, SuM 108 Matfand, Florida 32791 Putdah : May 29.3006 and June 9,3006 0101 M TH E CO UN TY CO U R T OF THE D O H T U N T H judicial catcurr. ALAFAYA WOOOS HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION. INC., a nol tor proto Florida corporaaon. DONALD A. MUIRHEIO AND SYDNEY ELLEN MUIRHEIO. HUSBAND AND WIFE.ANO UNKNOWN PARTIES IN POSSESSION. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tool on too 21 day of Juno, 2006 ai 1190 am. at Wool From Door of tho Seminole County Courtooueo, too undoralgnad Clark wB offer lor Mia toa fol­ lowing daaotred real property: Lot 17. Alafoyt Wooda, Phaao 14. eocordtog to too pfal toeraof aa recorded In Plat Book 37, Pagoa 19 Through 10, Public Record* of Somlnole County, Florida together with all atructoroa, improvement*, fixture#, appli­ ance*, and appurtenance* on •aid land or used to conpjncdon Law Crete* M Der—< C Uxwuegre r « 4 w y Pre™ Imre taffy* FL M U 9 '1 2 9 DAVID KIQHT. and UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS. 1 . N o n c a O F BALE la hereby gkan. ourauam to an Flrtof Judgment of Fowd ouf t tor ptainifl m i v i d to M e cauae on May 18. 2009. to to* ClrcuN Court of Samlnefa County. Florida. I M l aal to* County. Florida, doacitoad ae: LO T 12, BLOCK 17. WEATHERSFIELO SECO N D ADDI­ TION. ACCOROINO T O THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN FLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 103 ANO 103, O F TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA 931 No*# Dam* Drive, at putdc tab, to to* high**! a rt beat bid­ der, tor caah, Salaa held on to* sraal front door of toe Samtoob County Courthouse. on August18. 3006 at 11 o'clock AM . Dobd tob 16 day of May. 2009. Cbtk of too Circuit Court MAHYANNE MORSE By: Mery Stroup# Deputy Cbtk nth Dteabdtteo Act, person# sitto dNabrkttea needing o ipocbl accommodation to par* w p t u m try* prooesong •nouia contact court Aommtaoation at telephone number (407)6964330, not later than aavan (7) day* prior to to* procaadtog. N hearing impaired. (TDO ) 1-900966-6771. or Voroe (V) 1-600969-6770. via Florida Raby The aforaeaid tale wd bo mod* pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment entered In C M No. 04-CC-4690 pending In the County Court of too Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and tot Seminoi* County. Florida Q. Kaaa, Shubr, Solomon, Specter. Foyle 6 Singer. P A. P.O. Box 800 Tampa. FL 33601-0600 DATED ton 20 day of May, 3009 Putdah: May 29. 2006 and A n * 9, 2009 Q164 MAHYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH E C O U N TY CO URT By Mary Stroup# Deputy Clark 8 you arc a person with a dtaabdty who need* any acccmmodaaon In order to partlcipato In tor* proceetkng. you are anoded. *1 no coat to you. to toa provluon ol certain assistance Pteaaa contact Court Adnwvstrsoon at M l N. Park Avenue. SuM fo o t. Santord, a 32771 (407) 666-4227 wfton 2 working daya of your racatoi of Ova nonce. I you are hearing or voce stipend, cal 1-600-966 8771. RICHARO M COLN. ESQ.. Taylor 6 Certs. P A . 890 Concern* Parkway Souto. SuM 109 Mantand. Florida 12791 Putdah May 29. 3009 and June S. 2009 Q182 M THE COUNTY COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CMCUfT, M ANO FOR 6IM M 0 1B COUffTY, C A M NO. 04-CC6963-6 Oepu*> CMn 81 ANO FOB COUNTY. MIOFIRST BANK. va. Notice t* hereby given that, pureuent to a Final Summary Judgment ol Foractoauro entered in toe above-ttyied cause, n toe Circuit Court of Semnoie County. Florida. I wd teU toe property situate to Seminole County. Florida. day of Ma* MARYMME MORSE aa Cbrk of toa Court By: Mary Stroup* Deputy Dark Helena bqda se e n W l Gutbrrai Malehow. 649 E. CotonW Drive Oriando. Florida 32903 Of 1990 AbnHataBvd Order No 97-3 6 you ar* a pamen wah a db- In tob procaadtog. yauyam'anJ •ad. m no ooaf to you, to to* P f W A K jn of c a r v i m a i w i c q . Pteaaa contact Court AdtiW* atration at 301 North Park Avanua, Sun* N301. Sordord. Florida 32771 (407) •96-4237, wltoin (3) working ftow B of mr^^g MF* of wwya %F* Moyr j sFwev m eww sps this aawro noaoa 6 you am hearing or votoo krpbrad. ea t H800)-996•771. M TH E O R C U T CO U RT OF THE D Q H T ID r r H COUNTY, HEATHROW MASTER ASfiOClAT O N M C . a i r t lu r IN TH E Cm CUfT CO URT OF TH E 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, i ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA C A M NO: 06 -CA-629-14-W MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC., ** Nominee lor Novaster Mortgage. Inc.. PLAINTIFF va. ZAIOA SANCHEZ. RAMON TAVAHEZ. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RAMON TAVAREZ. CHAPMAN LAKES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN C. UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POSSESSION #1 a rt #2. at M. D E FE N D A N TS) N O N C E OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY Q/VEN pursuant to a Friar Summary Judgment of Foractoauro dated May 16. 2006 entered n Ov* Caa* No 06-CA-929-14-W of too Octet Court of too 18TH JudMMI Cattd m a rt tor M b N O L I Cou«*f Ftenoa. eftaram M ORTGAGE ELECTR O NIC R fO rlT R A TlO N S V B T IU B M C . M Noffvnee ter Novaalar Uurtgage toe F w a f end ZAlOA SANCHEZ MUON TAVAMCi UNKNOWN UNION PLANTERS BANK. N A SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH UNION PLANTERS MORTQAQE. INC. BOA C A M NO: 09 -CA-630-14-O NOVABTAR MORTGAGE. IN C . — s■. _I—1— ^ —----_ .. i Virginia ucrpormion* RICKY SIGMON. *1 ai. PUUNT1FF N O TK I OF BALI va. L TAYLOR lA / i BOBBY TAYLOR a/Va BOB TAYLOR. MARLA M TAYLOR, DONALD J. TERRY, R08CANNC TERRY. CAPITAL ONE BANK. MMINOIJE CO UNTY. UNIFUNO CCR PARTNERS. UNKNOWN T E N A N T S ) IN POSSESSION F I a r t #2, a t at. DCFENOANT(S) NOTICfl OP Noice b hereby given that, purauam to a Final Judgment of Foractoauro or Order dated May 19, 3009, antored to 0 4 Case Number 06-CA-116-14G, to to* Circuit Court far SEMINOLE Coum* Florida wharoto UNION PLANTERS BANK, N .A SUC­ CESSOR By MERGER WITH UNION PLANTERS M OR T­ GAGE. INC. la toa Pbtom. a rt RICKY SIGMON. « aL. aro toe Oafandbito. I * 6 aaitoa proper­ ty situated In SEMINOLE County Florida described aa: NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN purauant to a Final Summary vutsgmsni Or r-orvooiuni o w w May 19, 2006 anbrad In C M Caa* No. 06-CA-930-140 of too Circuit Court of too 16TH Judtebl Clfcua In and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida, wherein NOVASTAR MORTGAGE. INC., I wginMi Lorpornon, rw raif and BOBBY L TAYLOR t/k/i BOBBY TAYLOR i A / l BOB TAYLOR. MARLA M. TAYLOR, DONALD J. TERRY, R06EANNE TERRY. CAPITAL ONE BANK, SEMINOLE CO UNTY. UNIFUNO CCR PARTNERS. UNKNOWN TEN ­ A N T S ) IN POSSESSION i t a rt 12 , are Defendant*. Lot 6 RETR E A T AT WEKIVA. according to too pbf thereof, aa recorded to Plat Book 99, Pagoa 32. 33, and 34. of to* PuMc Record* of Samtoob County. Florida. I wd aal to to# high**i bkkbr tor caah at toa Waal From Door of to* SEMINOLE County Courthouse, M l N. Park Avenue in Sanford. Florida 33771. at 1100 am . on th# 21 day of June, 2009 toa to9owtng Ootoon Law Firm 1330 Souto Myrtle Avenue, Sun* 106 Clearwater, Florida 33796-3449 Pubkahad In: Santord Herald forth In said Final Summary Judgment, to-wit L O T 131. WYNDHAM WOOOS. PHASE TWO. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH ER EO F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 26. PAGES 41 ANO 42. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS my hand a rt toa teal of tob court on May 20. 2009. MAHYANNE MORSE Cbrk of to* Court By: Mary Stroups Deputy Cbrk Attorney tor PWntM: Brian L Roaaiar. Eaquk* Popktn 6 Roaaiar. P.A. 10 Fairway Drive Sulla 302 Deerfield Beach. FL 33441 Tbbphona: (964) 360-90M Facsimile (994) 420-9167 Putdah: May 29. 2009 a rt June 9.2009 0166 IN T H I COUNTY COUNT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A M NO: 04 -CC-425420-6 PINE RIDGE CLUB VILLAGE I CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC., a Florida not tor proht corporation. PLAINTIFF v*. JUNE V MILLER. a rt UNKNOWN TENANT 1 a rt 2. DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Fetal Summary Judgment of Forecteeure dated May 19. 2003 entered *i C M Case No 04-CC-9296-2OS of to* Coteky Court of Semstob County. Florida, wherein PINE RIDGE CLUB CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC « toa Ptaetarl a rt JUNE V MILLER, a rt UNKNOWN TENANT! a rt 2. are to* Defendant* I wd sal to to* highest a rt best tedder to/ caah at toe Semmob Courtly Courthouse. 301 N. Park Avenue Sanford. FL 3 2 m . at 1100 am. on to* 2tH day of June. 2009 th* Mowing deserted property aa aal lotto n said Final Summary Judgment. CONDOMINIUM UNIT 81. BUILDING 17. OF THE PlNE RiDGE CLUB VILLAGE 1. A CONDOMINIUM ACCOROINO TO THE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM AS RECORD EO IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1634 PAGE 1440 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF M M M X f COUNTY. FLORi DA tO O ttH IM WITH AN UNOrVKXO H it NI i f M THt COMMON f | f Mt N 19 APWUM O o u g b a C .Z a h m .P A 19BX U S Hay 19 N.. #300 Clearwater. FL 33764 (777)336-4011 phono (737)639-1094 tax 6 you aro a person wan a dtaataiy atoe ru ed* any ae w w r o daflan In onbr to parfclpai* in tob procoadng, you aro antobd, al no ooaf to you, to to* provfs k x i of certain eaabtanc*. nmmm contact Court AObnl*e*aon *1 M l North Park Akbtm. SuNo N X 1 , Sanford, Florida 33771 (407) 996-4237. wttoto (3) working day* of your roooipl of tob noaca, 6 you aro rwemg or vdscv mperso, CM I* (8001-955-8771 PuMah: May 29. 2009 wto Juno 5, 2006 Q199 M THB CMCUTT COURT OF THB DQHT1INTH JUOIC1AL CMCUTT M AMO FOR BPMIOLB COUNTY, FLOfMOA PlMah: May 39.2006 and June 5,3009 0167 CfWL ACTION C A M NO.: 06-CA-11414O Bf T H I O R CUTT CO URT O F T H B 16TH JU O R M L CMCUTT, Bt ANO FOR I COUNTY. (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Cbrk of to* Clrout Court By; Mary Skoupe Deputy Cbrk » « 1- u B A W IC T O W , r A * A May 29.2006 a rt June 9. 2009 0196 M T H i CIRCUIT CO U R T C A M NO.: 6B C A 66 B 14W v*. NOTICEOPSALI PuMah: May 29.3006 and June 9,2009 0163 0771. C A M NO. 04-CC-4M0 LENAR0 DIXON A/K/A LEONARO DIXON; JANE DIXON. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF LENAHO DIXON A/K/A LEONARD DIXON. U T E IS H A DIXON; IF LIVINO. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANT(S). IF REMARRIED. AND IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. G RAN TEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES, AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST TH E NAMED D EFEN D AN TS); JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT; JANE DOC. UNKNOWN TENANT. Detendants. R1CHARO M. COLN, E S Q , Tbylor 6 Carlo. P A , 190 Concouraa Parkwoy Souto, * 108 Florida 32791 a ju ts e . ^ J y . u a d a ^M h 4 Maryann# Mona Aa Clark of toa Court By Carol Moor* Aa Deputy Clark CITIFINANCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, IN C . F/K/A ASSOCIATES HOME EO U R Y SERVICES. INC.. C O U N TY MAHYANNE MORSE M ANO FOR S E M N O L I COUNTY. M TH E CIRCUIT CO U RT OF TH E IKW fTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLOfMOA, IN AND FOR SEMNtOLS COUNTY, CIVIL OfVtSION C A M NO: 06-CA-194-14W TH E 10 Fakwey Drive BUM 303 ■ach, FL 33441 (•M) 360-9030 Facatobr (964) 420-6167 TEN A N T TO SAJO UNIT DATED tob I M 2006. m pubic ta b to toa M^piaat a rt beat bidder, tor caah. ai to* Waal Front Door. 301 North Park Avanua, Sanford. FL. 33771, ai 1100 a m. on to* 31 day of Juno. 3009. Dated: May 20. 2009 CLERK O F THE COURT By: Mary Stroupe CIRCUIT Wi Dwabwtte* Act of 1990 Admirsstnav* Order No. 97-3 6 you aro a person with a dis­ ability who need# any accommo­ dation to order to parttdpab in tob procaadtog. you aro anwbd. at no cost to you, to to* provi­ sion of certain assistance Pitas* contact Court AdmtoiatraJbn at X I Norm Park Avenue. Suito N X t , Santord. Florida 33771 (407) 865-4227. within (2) working day* of your receipt of tow none*, it you ar* haaring or vote* unpaired, can 1(800)-995-8771 PuMah: May 29, 2009 a rt June 9.3009 Qtaa IN THB CIRCUIT CO U R T OF TH E EIGHTEEN TH JUOIC1AL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO. 04CA-1917-14O WELLS FARGO BANK. N A . SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO WELLS FARGO HOME MORT­ GAGE IN C . Pbmoll, C ASE NO. 06-CA663-14-G • M ORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, PTC.. Plateau. VICTORIA A. IRWIN; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF VIC­ TORIA A. IRWIN; and a* unknown parka* darning by torough. under or agalnat to* above named Defendant, atoo 8 not known to ba dead or atow. whether sard unknown partba claim a t hairo. daviaaaa. grantee*, aaaignaaa. lienors, 2006. In tob cauae. 1w « ta i toa property situated In SEMINOLE County, Florida daacrtbadaa: LO T 119, TRAILS • UNIT 1. ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 62, PAGES 59 THROUGH 64, INCLUSIVE. OF TH E PUBLIC R EC O R 0 9 OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. a/k/a 331 Velveteen Place, Ovtado, Florida 32786. at pubic sab. to toa highest a rt bast txddar, tor cash. West front door of tha courthouse, located ai M l North Park Avenue, Santofd, SEMINOLE County. Florida, at 11.-00 o'clock am., on June 21. 2009. Dated at Santord. Florida tow 20 day of May. 2005 (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Cbrk of th# Cxcuit Court By; Mary Stroupe Deputy Cbrk Douglas C. Zahm, PA. 1S8M U.3. Hwy 19 N . #300 Clearwater. FL 33764 (777)936-4911 phone (727)939-1094 tax H you ar* a parson with a dwabikty who needs any accom­ modation «i order to parkcapab In tow proceeding, you are antiDad. al no coat to you. to to* proviaxxi of certain assistance. Pleas* contact Court Administration al M l North Park Avanua. Surb NM1. Santord. Florida 37771 (407) 669-4227, within (2) working day* of you receipt of thb nohea. if you are haaring or vote* impairad. ca# 1* (8001-995-8771 PuMah. May 29. 2009 and June 9.2009 Q190 IN TH B CIRCUIT CO URT OF T H I EIGHTEENTH JU O K iA L CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA C ASE NO. 06-CA-663-14-L THE C IT GROUP/CONSUMER FINANCE. INC . RALPH E NAUMANN. S STUART AS TRUSTEE OF SEMINOLE 15TH S TR E E T LA N O TR U ST #1206. a rt all unknown parkas claiming by. torough. under or against to* above named Defendant, who is not known to be dead or akve. whether tax) unknown parks* claim aa haws, devisees, grantee*, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, spouses, or other claimants; TE N A N T (1 and/or TEN AN T #2. toa parkas intended to account tor the person or persona xi possess**!. Defendants NOTICE O f ACTION NOTICE OF SALE LO T 71. THE SEASONS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK X . PAGE(S) 34 THROUGH 27. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA e V a 409 Ht/uon D r. Wetter Spring*. Florida 32709 at pupae tab to toa highest a rt beat tvddar tor cash. Weal konf door of toe cosetoouae IncMarl el M l Norto Park Avenue. Santord SCM tNOLl County /torts at 11 0 0 Qduos a m . on June 21. 2008 Dated * tanked f i r i l r tow 20 Oey of M#r tUM haa been Ned agateal you and you aro roqufrod to aarva a copy of y o u written dabnaaa. 6 any to 9 on DOUGLAS C. ZAHM. P A . PbteaTa attorney whoeo addreaa b 168M U S Highway 19 North. Suto 300. Ctearwator. Florida 33794. on or before or wfthte totrty (30) day* aRer to# drat puMeaaon of tob Nolle# of Ackon. and l b to* origteb «Wh to# Cbrk of tot* Court af M l N. Park Avanua, Sanford, FL 37771. aNfwr bator* aarvtea on PlateRTa atternay or knmadbta law uuukxikM vuie vMMkuiuiiuMlIbiA ro iy MwWfWBiWf# k®iwibM, ■ dafabl wR be anbrad agateal you tor to* ratal demanded In W ITNESS my hand and aabof toa C o u t on tob 24 day of May 2009 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK Cbrk of to# CkcuM Court By; C icala V. Ekam Deputy Cbrk Law Ofltcaa of Douglaa C. Zahm. P A 11830 US Hghway 16 North, Surte 300 Clearwater. FL 33794 (777)9364011 (777) 636-7736 lax PuMah : May 29.2009 and June 9. 2006 0161 M THB O R C U fT CO URT O F T H t O O H T ttN T H JUOICtAL ORCUTT OF FLO N OA M A N O FOR B S H M Q LA C O U N JY JUIBBOICDON DR/NKW C A M NO. 0 S C A 6 1 M 4 O M ORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM S. otoev^'lium rm .1 TEN A N T #1 IN C , and/or TEN A N T 13. toe perk** PtatoWt. intended to account tor to* person or parsons In vs. poaeaaaaon. TRAILS OF SEMINOLE HOMEOWNERS j ELLA STEVENS, INDIVIDUALLY ANO AS ASSOCIATION. IN C . PERSONAL Defardant* REPRESENTATIVE O F TH E ESTATE O F JESSIE H. N O T K I OF B A L I STEVENS. DECEASED, al af.. Defendant!*). M f i f i i - w I xb BkwveaJfrroji n I. . a n tBarMf1 riJ W i ia rmwBj q w i ih k , purtuam to to* Finb Judgment N O T K I OF ACTW N of Foractoauro dated May 19, v. Notice w hereby given that, pursuant to to* Summary Fetal Judgment of Foreclosure entered on May 19. 2009. *i tow cause. I wd s*4 the property sit­ uated to SEMINOLE County. Florida described as TH E PUBLIC RECOROS O F SEMBtOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ OA. v. Plamtrtl. RHONDA FOX aik/a RHONDA K. FOX; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RHONDA FOX a/k/a RHON­ DA K. FOX; a rt a l unknown parti** claiming by. through, under or againal to* above named Defendant who w nol known to be dead or altv*. whether sax] unknown parties claim a* hairs, devisee*, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditor*, trustees, spouses, or other claimants. TEN A N T #1 and/or TEN AN T 12. th* parka* ntended to account lor th# person or parson* to possession. THE SEASONS OF MT. GREENWOOD HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION, INC., Deiandantt Legals Lecalb Legals DepulyOartt W ITNESS my hand and toa eaal of toto Court to/a day of MAY 10.3009. PuMah: (Pteaaa putdah to The Santord Hereto) PuMah: May 29. 3009 and June 5, 2009 Q I79 Legals Legal* * COMPANY AMERICAS. AS ALAFAYAWOOOB HOMEOVPfER'S ASSOCIATION, M C., a no* tor Sunday. May 1.2005 TO RALPH E NAUMANN. a rt a# unknown park** claiming by. torough, under or agamtl toe above named Defendant, who a not known to be dead or akve. whether saxl unknown partes claim as hens, devisees, grantees assignees. Iwnora. creditors, trustees, spouses, or other claimants Current Residence Unknown, but whose last known addreaa was 1206 Weal 15th Street. Santord. FL 32771. and 1462 Slarga/er Terrace. Santord, FL 32771 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an acaon to totactus* ■ n u v v e on to* tortowmg property in SEMINOLE County Florida, to LO T 18 FLORIDA LAND ANO COLONIZATION COMPANY 8 AOOtftON TO SO U TH SAN /OHO A C C O H U H O TO F IA T THfHCOF A6 H6COH06D ft F IA T BOOK I FAOf 7J. OF TO Af unknown hair*, cradftora, tbvteaaa or otear paroona daiming intaroM by. torough. under or agateal JESSIE H. STEVENS, O ic ia iid . and al partba having or ebteiing to have any right. Bio or teiaroat In to# property hereto daaertrad. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action tor Foractoauro of Mortgage on toa following daacribed property: LO T 41. CHASE OROVES UNIT 6 ACCOROINO TO TH E PLAT THER EO F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 44. PAGES 29-31. INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC R ECORD S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA: a/k/a 629 Brighrvbw Drive, Lake Mary, Florida 37746 haa been Ned agatnat you a r t you ar* raquxad u serve a copy of yo u written defenses, if any, to It on Marcia Nevaruaky, Attorney tor Plaintiff, whoa* addreaa b 9830 S.W 77th Avenue, Second Floor, Miami, Florida 33116 wttoto totrty (M ) days a/ter to* IWtl pubkeatton of tob NoOca In toa Samtoob HER­ ALD a rt Me toe original with toe Cbrk of tob Court aitoar before aervtc* on PtateWTa attorney or immediately thereafter: other wtae a default wft be entered againal you tor to# reket demanded In toe complaint. WITNESS my hart and to* seal ol tow Court tori day of May 19.2009. MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark of to* Court By: Carol Moor* Aa Deputy Clark PuMah: 8ANFORO HERALD It you are a parson wttoadl*abkity who need* any accommo­ dation in onbr lo pamcipat* m tob proceeding, you are enOUad, al no coat to you. to to* provi­ sion ol certain assistance Pleas* contact Court AdmmiraDon at M l N. Park Avanua. S u b N M l. Sanford. FL, 32771, (407) 969-4227, wttoto 2 working day* of you receipt of tob nobca. I you are hearing or vote# Impaired, cal 1900-999-8771. Publish May 29. 2009 a rt June 9.2005 Q192 IN THE CIRCUIT CO URT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.; 06 CA-965 SUNSHINE LENDERS. LLC . Ptatotril, va. MARIE O. ST. SURIN. IF LIVING ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST MARIE 0 ST SURIN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE o f Ch r is t i a n e d o t s o n . UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MARIE G. ST SURIN. MSM MANAGEMENT SERVICES. INC . MAX SAINT SURIN. UNKNOWN TENANT 1. UNKNOWN TENANT 2. Defendant* N O T K I OF ACTION 1^^ ureter or a ^ M MAX SAIN T SURIN. MARIE Q S A IN T SURIN ANO UNKNOW N SPOUSE O F MARIE Q BABfT SURIN. cblmtog to I or Interest to 1 dstcfib+d hm in. YO U M E N O T # * D M l m action tor Foractoauro of Mortgage on t ie lubjateg ( M i d property: L O T 180, BARCLAY W O O O S S EC O N D AOOIT10N, ACCOROINO T O PLAT THER EO F. R E C O R D E D IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGE 6S. OP TH E PUBLIC R EC O N O E OP SEMM OLE CO U N TY. FLORI­ DA. A/K/A: 306 B AR CLAY AVENUE. ALTA M O N TE SPRINGS. FLORIOA *7701. youaror of y o u \ tod. onOinnal tor F 991 N.E. 16791 704. North Mtami 33182 wttoto totrty (30) i of tob to* Cbrk of tob Court entered againal you tor to# rotaf demanded to toe compbtet W ITNESS my hand and toe ta b of tob Court tob day of MAY 16 2005. Maryann* Morse A# Cbrk of to# Court By Carol Moor* A* Deputy Cbrk In accordance with toa American* wtto DbaMHbe Art. Paroona wtto DbaMNba naatF Ing a apodal accommodekn to participate In tob procaadtog should contact toa Court Admtotaeator at M l N. Park Avenue, Sanford FL 37771, Telephone Number (407)32343M nol later toan aavan (7) days priu to to* procaadtog. 6 hearing Impaired. (TD O ) 1-9009566771 PuMah: (Pteaaa puMah In Th# CTteiuB m rii U w r e l r l l □HwifOTj rw llO } PuMah: May 29. 2006 Mid June S. 2006 0193 N O TKI OP PUBLIC AUCTION NoOca b hereby given: Samtoob Patel 6 Body wM aa# at PuMc Auction lor salvage tor j L ^ m a j s R Km *-r — ^ - - s U I J C w i on otrnjno d rMgnMt WDr d#f, M following dotcrlbod --A --------Yfficm . JU N E 19,1009 2000 Mercury Cougar V!N#1 ZWFT61L0Y9624049 Th* auction wd be held al 12:00 P.M. on to* taxi dab* above Al Samviob Pax* 6 Body 2940 3. Myrtle As# Santord. FL 32773 Prospective bidden may mapecl veheta* on* h ou prior to sab. Term* ar* caah u certified fund*. Seminoi* Wrecker reserve* to* right to accept or refect any a rt a# bid*. PuMah May 29. 2009 0186a N O T K f O F INTENT to accordance wtto Section 121 099, Florida Statue*. The Samtoob Community CMege District Board ol Trust*** announce* toa designation a rt transfer of an addritonai admin­ istrate • position within toa OOfbg* toto* Senior Management Service Ctaaa of toe Florida Retirement System The posi­ tion is to* Vic# President Information Technology and Resources / CIO. For further Intormakon contact: E. Ann McGee. President. Seminob Community Colaga, too Weldon BNd.. Sanford, Flood* 32773 Publish: May 29. 2006 June 9.2009 0170 and SEMINOLE COUNTY BCC PROJECT SOLICITATIONS For information on Samtnob County BCC procurement*, pteaaa wait our webart* al www aeminotacouniyfl.gov/tMjrchasing, select Currant Procurement tor a list of ad active solicitations Marty can be downloaded al no charge. Solicitation and Procurement information is atao avNtabta al the Purchasing and Contracts Dtvtsxjn, located m to* Courtly Services Budding, 1101 East 1st S t, Room 3206, Sanford, Florida. Phone 407-6667131. To guarantee receipt of adtterv da, all respondents should check toa wadarte or contact toe Purchasing and Contract* Otvtsxxt seven calendar daya pnor to toa Axed receiving date of tubrnma/a/bate. Pubksh June S. 2006 Roia N O TICE W HAT VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN June 18.2006 TIME tO.OOam WHERE A A R Towing Service 1001 N. Oriando Ave. Maribnd FL 32751 VEHICLES T O A U C TIO N YEAR MAKE MODEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION # 1992 FORO E S C O R T 1FAPP14J4NW196868 TO MAX SAINT SURIN Last Known Addieaa. 306 BAR­ CLAY AVENUE ORLANDO, FL 32701 1966 FORD ECON O LIN E 1PTEE14NXKHA4A97S ANO P O BOX 181997 CAS­ SELBERRY FL 37718 1993 SATURN 4 DOOR 109ZF8668PZ249U60 MARiE O SAINT SURIN ANO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MARIE O SAINT SURIN 1993 QMC JIMMY Last known address /226 WEST COLONIAL DRIVE #142 ORLANDO f t 12*11 t terra and 4 deed a* partes 10KDTI3WXP29036ee PuMah June #. 2006 R0I7 ��f t * IB Sunday. June 5. 2005 Lkcals L kcals rr Vw i m few ol ta d lot 40 tar H 0 0 la ol w d Lot 40: Vrenca Mart* 40E 0 T XT Mb *I «1C S T 2 T Cafe panftel to Vw Marti few of 500 U f 40 tor 05 00 teat Vwnca Souti 40C O r J T E a a l tor 5 00 teal b tw P M o lf e g n w t ALSO LESS A M ) EXCEPT Apart ol Sacaon K townahto 20 SouW Manga 25 Cafe. Sarewtto County Ftonda. mow partcuferty M a o ta d aa U f e n at t w Mortiiafe comar ol Lot 41 . SABAL V K W AT S U M . P O N T aa reccrdad in P M Book 32. pagaa 0 tro u p i M a l t a Pubkc Record* ol Samaata Cou*y. Ftonda. twnoa Sort* 4 IE S J r r Waal feong t w Norti few ol aart Lot « t lot 04 74 M to *w eonwr ol (fed M . fwnoa Nortl 4 K OB 3 T WfeiL tot S00 Mat Vwncw Norti 41E 53 27* Cafe paraM to t w Norti few Ol aart nv to w tf POM baamg Norti 32C 3 T O T Eaat. Vwnca of w d euvw. i w ir g a rateua of M O 00 a carteal angt* «f 00E i t 34* tor 500 d 29 Kaat Samnoto «awwrr ol SABAL FAIRWAY V IL A S . AT to*wptoiBaiaol. aa lacortad to P M Book 'A M m M Sananoto CouYy. Ftonda. r C m feong t w Cafe few ol ta d p M tor 1 43C s r i r c m feong tart Cafe few tor •A3C 3 T 2 T E m along aafe Cafe few tor 122C 4 T 20* C m atong kfefe K m few tar n r a a iH tiM m n M k h ___ a m comar Ol afed SABAL FAIRWAY V1LLAB, AT BJ1BAL POMT, Jianoa oonanua South 2 X 4 T XT C m tor , _ r ------------------ 14 7 f OP i r C m tor 412.71 toat twnca I a r o r K m tor B47.40 taat twnoa Souai « K o r o r E m t o * twnoa Sou* i r e 42-o r E m tor 14} so t m . twnca - - - * U 1 M T C m tor 21400 toat twnca Souti 17C i r 05* I t o M O B H toat twnca Norti TtC o r i r E m io r4 ii 04 N ano utawfe I N d Sacaon 3, Tbwrwfvp 21 Souti. •North 00C 10- 4 T c m feong a m C m few ■ > » w ■> m cantor at Sacaon 3; twnca Norti 00E O T XT * K b p s B o C m few ol t w Nortwwai i n ol Sacaon 3 lor i g t i 71 W * twnoa North M C S r SIT Wear tor 2 M to toat twnca Souti M l i r a r c m tor 1444 14 toot twnca North S2C 3 T 3 T wafe tor KS7A4 t o * twnoa Norti OtC 17 17 Wafe tor 13001 t o * twnca to * * TOE 54* 08* Wafe tor 798.78 to * twnca North 44E OV 21* Btort tor S1BI1 t o * twnoa North 30C 23'90^ W m tor S79 23 la * toanoa Norti M E 4 T 11* wafe tor SSt M tool to a pooa on a cwva w n o w a Nortaaaalarty and lyaig feong tw Souti nghf-of-wwy few d SABAL PALM DRIVE. AT SABAL PO NT, aa racordad m P M Book *K. RA0OO 12 and 13. PuOkc Racordi d Samnoto County. Ftonda. a I to a m port baamg Souti 19C 2 » 20* E m twnca fey along t w arc ol a m curve, hawng a radua d 640 00 _ I a canfefe angto ol 04E 2 T 34*. tor 90 00 tool to tw poM tongancy: twnoa Souti 74C 9 T 14* W m feong a m Souti nghte M w y MW tor I732S to * twnca Souti 71E K T 2 T WOfefeDm u d rtg7*«Cwwr few tor t2 S5 tool to » • Port o lB a g m n g G O LF C O U R SE NO 2 LEGAL DESCRIPTION A part d Sacaon 3. Townafvp 21 Souti. Range 29 E m Samnoto Oourty. Ftonda. mora partcutorty daacrtwd * tofem: Commanca fe a Pamwnani Itotoranca Monuiwnf fe tw r t w eataun to dto Northam right-of-way few d Watova Sprtnga Road r t h tw S w t l right-of-way few d SABAL PALM DRIVE. AT SABAL POINT, •ecortng to t w pM Vwraof. aa laoordad « PM Book 27. pagaa 12 and I B PlBAc Record*. Samnoto County, afed rtaraacllon bang on a o w t concava E aatorty and lying along a m Soudiarty rtfrMoHray few: twnoa Eaatorty along afed Souti rtgh K dm y few feong t w tottotong coumar Morthwaetorty and Nnrth iaareit, along t w arc ol a m ewva. hairing a radtoa ol 30 00 to * trough a cantfe anfea ol toe o r o r . tar 47.1 2 tool to t w port d tongancy; North 91E 24' 3 T E m tor 179.12 tool to tw port d cunrfeura d a curva concava SoMhaaatort>; Ncitiaaatorty lo n g t w arc ol afed o tv a . having a j a * » d M O M t o * Twough a cantfe angto d 23C 34- 41*. lor M 7.4S la * North 71E i r M* C m tor 19033 to * North 74C 9 T 14’ ■ m tor 173.29 to * to t w port d curvature d a curva coneava Mnrtiaaaaaili; Nortn aaiarty feong t w are ol afed curva. having a radhw d 040 00 to * ttough a cantfe angto ol 29E 54' o r . tor 2 M .3I t o * North SIC 47* O T E m tor 14000 toal to tia P o rt ol ■•Mining; twnoa Souti 2tC 3 T 0 7 E m lor 947 00 t o * twnca SoUh 84C S3* 11* E m tor 756.42 t o * twnca Souti M E 2 7 43* E m tor 399 79 t o * twnca North 02E 4 T 20 E m tor 31003 to * twnoa Souti 00E 43-2 7 Waal lor 70 07 to* twnca North 40C »s r w r n tor 02200 to * twnca North 07E 4V 4 T E m tor 30010 t o * twnca North H E 97 17 E m tor 24027 t o * twnca North 3SE 17 S T E m tor 121.40 to * twnca Souti I7 E 49'99* E m lor 100 00 tool to an titoraocaon r t h a curva concava Wafearty. a radtol few to a m totoraacton tearing Souti I7E 49 95* E m . twnca Nortwrty feong t w arc ol afed curva. having a radtoa d 975 00 l a * twough a cantfe angto d 1BE O T S T . lor 224 01 tool to t w Souti Boundary few ol SABAL CREEK. AT SABAL POINT, aa racordad to P M Book 37. Pagaa 97 twough WO. PuDkc Raconto d Samnoto County Ftortda: twnoa 8outi 0OE 9 « -2 7 W m along afed Souti boundwv tor 543 02 toat: twnca South TOE 50- 34* W m along afed South boundary tor 31004 toat. twnca North 23E 55' 35* W M atom t w W m boundary ola fe d p M lo r4 3 3 5 0 to a tto tw Souti right-of-way few d Sabto Palm Drtva. twnca North 70E 45' 46* W m feong afed Souh nght-ol-way few tor 147 77 toat to t w port d curvature ot a curva concava Southerly; twnca Waatorty feong la d Souti nghi-olway few. along t w are of aaid curva. having a radiua ot 450 00 Nat. •trough a cantfe angto d 52E OP OO*. tor 400 50 toat. twnca South S1E 4 7 00* Waal along a*d South nght-ofway few tor 72 50 toat to tw Point d Bagwwvng OOLP COURSE NO 3 LEGAL DESCRIPTION A pari d Sackona 33 and 34. Townahip 20 South. Ranga 20 E m and Sacaona 3 and 4. Towrwtep 21 Souti. Ranga 29 E m . Samnoto County. Florida: more partcutorty dmcrfcad aa lokowa Bagm fe t w moat Eaatorty comar ot tw plat ol SABAL QREEN AT SABAL POINT. P i* Book 28. Pagaa 41.42 and 43. Pupae Records. Seminole County: twnca Souttweatorty and Northwesterly feong the South#— ! and Southweel boundary twreol lor tw toaowmg course* South 90E O T 09* Waal lor 733 32 to*: South 07E 2 7 04* Watt tor 292.31 to*: South 31E 53' 4 7 Waal lor 101 25 to*: South 07E 27 O T W m tor 21000 to*: Souti 55E 90' 30- Waal lor 313 80 to*. North TOE iQT XT Waal tor 170 00 to*; North 19E 90* XT Waal tor 027 00 to* to t w Souti boundary of WHISPERWOOO AT SABAL PO INT UNIT II. Plal Book 22 . Pages 37 and 30. Public Records. Sananoto County: twnca South 62E 94' 45' Waal feong said South boundary tor 71 27 N * twnca South 82E 54' 45* Waal along tw South boundary of WHISPERWOOO AT SABAL POINT. P i* Book 21. Pagaa 47 and 40, Public Records, Samnoto County, tor 179 01 t o * twnca South 27E 03 55* East tor 052 40 to*, thane* South 07E 57 45* W m tor 450 37 toil, twnca South 22E O T 10 East tor 405.76 to*; twnca South 29E 14' 3 7 E m tor 05 02 l m to • port on a curva concava Soutwaatorty. a radial few to sfed port bearing North 49E 10' 24* W e * twnca Southwesterly along the are ot sfed curva. having a radtoa of 290 M to* and a central angto of 2SE 30' 4 T . tor 15000 toat to the point ol tongancy; twnca South 19E 09’ 5 7 Waal tor 149 20 toat to t w port of curvature d a curve concava Northwaatorty; twnca Southwesterly along the are ol sfed curva. hav­ ing a radiua cf 274 00 to * ttvough a central angto of 47E 10'57 tor 220.11 tool: thence South 23E 43' 3 7 E m tor 190.31 to*, twnca South 20E 30- 50* E m tor 400 01 to * twnca South 37E 28 18* E m tor 304 00 to*, twnca North 52E 31' 4 7 East tor 20 70 to*: twnca South 37E 20‘ 1 7 E m tor 413 04 toat to a port on t w Norm nghi-d-way few d SABAL PALM DRIVE, AT SABAL POINT Put Book 27. Pagaa 12 and 13. Pubkc Records. Sanunoto County! said p o rt being on a curva concave Northwesterly and lying along said North nghld-way few. a radial few to said point bearing South 26E SO- 0 7 E m . twnca Easterly feong t w arc d said curva. having a radiua d 580 00 toat and a cantfe angto d 07E 53' 14*. lor 77 09 to*, twnca North 3 1 E 59' 24* W m tor 228 40 tod; twnca North 2SE Ol' 40* w m tor 451 33 to*, twnca North 34E 01' 5 7 W m tor 240 58 to*, twnca North 2SE 19- 18* W n l tor 275 94 toat. twnca North 07E 15'49* Eatl tor 237 74 to*, twnca North 17E27 3 8 -E m tor 238 32 la*, twnca North B1E 49"47 E m tor 270 04 to*, twnca South 32E 30' 17 E m tor 458 42 la*; twnca South 20E 48' 35' E m tor 263 72 toat. thane* South 066 45' 39* E m tor 215 15 to*, twnca South 12E 56' 2 7 W m tor 254 10 tool; twnca South 24E 45' 0 7 E m tor 274 48 la* to a port on a curve concava Southeasterly and lying along tw Northerly nghld-way few d said SABAL PALM DRIVE, a radial few to said port bearing North 36E 28' 5 7 West, twnca Northeasterly along tw arc d said curve, having a radius ol 550 00 to*, through a cantrfe angto d 18E 1 9'07. tor 156 55 toat. twnca North 03E 58' 58’ E m lor 684 87 to*, twnca North 40E 53 40* Waal tor 394 53 leal, twnca North 33E 00* 30* West tor 384 42 tod: twnca North 2t E 57 5 7 E m tor 282 95 to*, twnca South 75E 2 7 45* E m tor 822 48 to*, twnca South 25E 05' 48' E m tor 314 31 to*: twnca South 66E 43’ 01* E m tor 131.44 to*, twnca South 74E 1 1 '4 7 E m tor 184 81 toat. twnca South 33E 18'38* E m tor 209 40 to*: twnca South 006 51' 17 West tor 335 04 toat. twnca South 04E 15' 00* E m tor 217 87 to* to a port on t w Was!arty nghld-w ay few d said SABAL PALM DRIVE; twnca North 02E 09 51* E m feong said Westerly nghld-way few tor 149 18 to* to a p o rt on a curve concava Easterly and lywiQ feong sard Westerly right d-w ay few. a radial few to safe port bearing Souti 886 17 14* West, twnca Nortwrty along tw are ot seal curve having a radiua d 640 00 t o * twough a cental angto of 25E 27 17 . tor 284 33 to* to tw South boundary ol SABAL TRAIL AT SABAL POINT, Ptat Book 28. Pages 58 and 59. Pubkc Records. Samnoto County, Florida, twnca North 47E 44' 54* West feong safe South boundary tor 305 17 to*, tw nca North 44E 15 2 7 West along said South boundary tor 555 00 to*, twnca North 03E 24 15' West feong said South boundary tor 183 07 to* to tw moat Southerly corn* ot SABAL VIEW AT SABAL POINT, aa recorded m Plat Book 32. Pages 82 through 84. Pubkc Records. Samnoto County Florida thane# feong tw Southerly Waatorty and Northerly boundary tiered tor tw toitowing courses South 88E 27 38* Wasi lor 555 97 la*. North 68E 58' 06* Wasl tor 25 00 to*. North 49E 15 04' Watt tor 124 74 to*. North 00E 17 36* East tor 173 00 last. North 5tE I f 08* E m tor 290 38 to* North 0 1 E 39 50* West tor 328 41 last North 04E 04'25* E m tor 195 26 |p*. North 30E 49 40* E m tor 136 19 last North 45E 16' 0 7 E m lor 235 00 to*. North 41E 53 2 7 East tor 499 70 toat to a port on ■ curva concava Southwesterly and lying along tw Westerly n g h ld way few d SABAL PALM DRIVE aa shown an t w ptat oI SABAL RlOOE AT SABAL P & N T Piai Boo* 28 Pagaa 94 and 95. Pubkc Records. Samnoto County a racket few to said port twanng North y t f 09' 34* E m twnca Northwesterly along tw arc of sfed curva, having a rectus d 010 00 to* twough a cantrfe angle of 066 46 00' Ipr 108 00 to* to t w P ort ot Beginning LKSS AND E XC EPT A part d Section 34, Townahp 20 South Rang* 29 E m Samnoto Courtly. Ftonda. more parttuiarty deserted aa tokuwa Bwpn * t w Nortwefe corner ot lot 40 SABAL VIEW AT SABAL P O N T 4* record*! m P i* Boo* 32 page* 82 twough 64 d tw Pubkc Recswda d SammcX# County Florida nam e South 4 lf 83 GOLF COURSE N O .B LEGAL D E S C R T T O N d l* 4 E l 24c Pagaa 4 4 ,4B.WW4B, I 17141*21*1 ■ d Lea 47. t w o Norti 17E 41' 21’ 1 * 1 cf UX 47 tor 129 71 W * t o t w Ncrtwrew conwr ■ ^ ■ S T 3 7 E M dang t w I M B w at add ■ t o r 34B8B t o * twnca S o u l i a O i a r S T E M d ta g W alto rti to w d a d d p M tor 47Et0 t o * twnca Baati M B O r a r i M dang Sm S S o Marti I0E S T 21* E M dang 0 w Ntrtwrty p n M m B d i d b w W M tow d L d 90 tor I B M t o * t a n Boult 74* 0 7 I T E M ■ lia 4 O to * 0 w n c a S o u 0 t 10E W 2 l* W M t o r t O 0 4 t o d t o S w L d 90, twnca Souto 7 4 i 0 7 2 7 E M dong 0w tow d add d d to r1 0 E 4 4 t o * tw nca Baati OlK i r 1 7 E M GOLF COURSE NO 4 LEGAL DESCRIPTO R A p m d Sacaon 34. County Ftonda. Begn at t w nrereacaon ol t w E m rtfa-oMrey few d SABAL PALM DRIVE AT SABAL F O N T. P M Book 27. Pagaa 12 W d 13. f m ^ ^ 7 ” w l i t o E m Bw S 'A c r c 'i #714 wda. Samnoto Cnttfp UATERM L TTDAB OP P U M O N k L PROPERTY MAMTENANCC E Q U M B f T LAP TYPE MFR MOO # SCR. V YEAR d SABAL PALM DRIVE. • 47 21* E a * tore tog a radtoa d 550 00 257 St la * twnoa SOU0I a n 4 7 1 7 r few lor I5SB3 to d to a poM on a i E m * ty u p o cf way to baamg Norti 5SE 57 4 7 E M * twnca SoaOiarty dong 9ta are d j a radtoa d 000.00 t o * tirougfi a « M an0a «• 387 4700*. tor 348 41 t o * a M w a S o u a t O K 3 1 'I7 E m a b n a (t a Eaatorty ngft-d-way tow d SABAL PALM DRIVE tor 140.10 to* k> a p o rt an a curva u n c ti* Wfefearty and lying feong aredEatetertyrtoF*. d-w aylna.aradaf ■natom dcuvabaartagM odiOOE I V 1 7 E m t w sre d said curva. hawng a radtoa d 5SO 00 t o * f m u 0 i a canto* antfa d (ME 27 17. to 41.00 «m to tow d SABAL CREEK A T SABAL P O N T « i In P M Btoft 37. PagM 07 i County. Ftonda. fwnca Nor* 3SE 4 V 1 7 North tow tar 011.54 t o * twnoa Norti M C 4 7 5 7 to* to » w W M tow d t w p M d REVISED PLAT O F THE WILLOW RUN SECTION. P M Book 17. PagM 7 w d 7 Racorda. Sananoto Courfy. Ownoa NnMt 00C 3 7 OT E m Bang Ota i d a m p M tor 5800 to* to tto torth 00C 4 7 sor c m feong t w Marti tow d m d p M lor 0 4 S M to* to t w Soutm ad ccrrwr of RCPLAT O F L O T 6, BLOCK B. REVISED PLAT O F TH E SFR M O S W E LO W RUN 9CCTX3N, aa racordad * P M Book 20. Paga OS. P ubScR m rta. Saw* a iiO o tr ty Ftortda. twnca. North 00E 17 43* E m dong t w W M tow d M d pH tor 21520 to* to the H r ir tu M corner d a M p to C Ownoa contnua North 00E 17; 43* E M dong » w W M bomdwy d ft# REVISED PLAT OF TH E SFR M O S W E LO W RUN SECTIO N tor 470 00 tod to t w SouOtwM conwr d SFRM O S LANDBfQ U N T E aa racordad in PM Book 25. Pagak 03 t m u d i OS. Otonoa Norti 00C 17 4 7 E m dong said E M tow tor 6 1 7 S 6 IM to 0ta SoutoaM rwr d SABAL O U N AT SABAL F O N T . P M Book 27. Pagaa 14 17 PuMc Racort* S antn di Cotrty: Ownoa Norti 0OE 4 7 1 7 Btod dong tw South boundary d aaid pid tor 38308 k 41E 54' 35’ W M dong m d SoUharty boundary lor 50413 to * Vwnca South 78E 4 7 1 7 W M dong M d Soutoarty boundary far 32820 to* to t w M tirtw m conwr d SABAL 8ENO AT SABAL POINT. P M Book 20. P a g * M and 0B, Pubte Nfe CourYy; twnoa SoOh 40E 37 31* E M dong t w E m boundary d I pM tor 1021.10 t o * twnoa Sodh It B 67 0 7 E m boundary tor 57022 ■ M E 17 2 7 W m dang 77324 tod to « w P ort d t w Souti boundary d I GOLF CO URSE NO. I LEGAL DESCRIPTION A pan d Sacaon 34. Tbwndito 30 S o u * C o trty Ftortda: mot* partedarty Bag* d t w N e rtw m oornar d 0W p M d SABAL RM QE. AT BASAL P O N T. F M Book 2B. Pagaa S4 and 08. Ruble ~ County, Ftortda; Vwnca Souti OtC 27 I F Et boundary tw re d tor 00800 t o * Vwnca Souti 30C 0 V 3 7 tftod dong add E m boundary tor 79704 t o * twnca Souti H E 17 4 7 E m feong aaid E m boundary tor 100.00 tod to t w Mo rtw a d bourtowy d «W pM d SABAL G U N AT SABAL POMT. P M Booh 27. Pagaa 14 and 15. Pubkc Itocortto. Samnoto County; twnca North 78E 4 7 1 7 E m feong a m Ftort w a d boundary tor 6000 to * mca North 30E 47 0 7 E m feong a m Northawd boundary tor 982.12 tod; Vwnca South 88E 2 f 32* Waal tar 100.(0 to * ~ North 12C 28- 22* W M . tor 808 35 to * Vwnca Norti OOC 17 21* Wafe tor 12.57 to* to Vw mo* Ead arty conwr d V w p M d TIMBER RIDGE AT SABAL POINT. UNIT 1. P M Bock 24. P a g * 44. 45 and 48, Pubkc Racorda. Samnoto Counlyitwnca South 62E 54' 43* W M feong t w acavwaawtly BCundWy Vwrwf, tor 1 M 0 5 to* to Vw POINT OF BEGINNING GOLF COURSE NO. 0 LEGAL DESCRIPTION A part d Sector* 33 and 34. Toanfevp 20 Sodh. Rang* 29 E m . Samnoto County. Ftonda. more partcutorty datenbad aa tofema: Begin d tw mofe Emarly conwr d Tract 28. SUGAR RlOOE AT SABAL POINT. Plat Book 23. Pagaa 58 and 59, Pubkc Racorda. Samnoto County; twnca North SIE 17* 17 W m feong Vw Northerly boundary tw red. tor 23300 tod: Vwnca North 77E 27* IS* W M along safe Nortwrty boundary tor 18000 tod; Vwnca North 87E 17 i r Wafe feong M d Northerly boundwy tar 31875 tod: Vwnca North 47E 04- 1 7 w m feong a m Nortwrty boundwy tor 10015 to * thanca North 19E 54' 1 7 Waal along a m Norfwrfy boundary tor 100 29 to*; Vwnca North 44E 42* 23* Waal along a m Northerly boundary tor 109 37 to*; twnca North 0SE 57 2 7 E m dong a m Northerly boundary tor 06.10 to* to tw Souther n conwr d L d t. TIMBER RIDGE AT SABAL POINT UNIT I. PM Book 24. 45 hnd 46. Pubkc Record*. Samnoto County; Vwnca Norti 10E 41 54* Em feong tw Em few d L d 1lor 11308 tod; twnca North 04E 52* 48* Em feong Vw Em few d Lot 2 a m plat tor 113.80 tod; Vwnca North 03E 47 37 Waal feong Vw Em few d Loll 3 and 4 d m d plat tor 109 32 tod. Vwnca South 72E 17 37 Em along Vw South nghld-way few d Timber Ridge Drive tor 120.00 tod; Vwnca South 08E 50- 40* Waal feong tw WM few d L d 1 d m d p i* and it* Southerly prolongation, tor 141.15 tod; Vwnca South ME W o r Em tor 6t 65 tod. Vwnca North' 24E 48' 47 EM tor 10.16 tod to the Southeast com * d L d 5. Vwnca South 02E 40’ 37 Em along tw West few d Id a 8 and 7 aaid p i* tor 150 52 la * to Vw mo* Waatorty oom* d Lot 0 (fed p i * thanca South 03E 03' 23* WM tor 10 30 to*, thanca South 42E 4142* Em tor 116-94 la * Vwnca North 12E 42- 42* Em tor 12.15 to* to Vw Southern com * d L d 9 a m ptoi: thanca North I7E IV 21* E m feong Vw South few d L d 9 and I d 10 tor 281 36 to*; Vwnca SouVt 03E 3V 4 7 E m feong Vw W M few d Id a 16 end 17, indite Southerly prolongation tor 10004 fa*; Vwnca South 35E 3V 11* E m lor 20512 to* to Vw Waatorty prdongabon d a few lying along tw South boundary d Lola I I and 19 a m ptot; twnca Souti 68E 17 3 7 E m feong a m prolongation and afed few tor 102 06 to* to Vw W M com * d L d 20; Vwnca South 21E 4V 21* W M tor 1000 tod; Vwnca South 88E i r 3 7 E a tl tor 40880 to*. Vwnca North 82E M ' 45* E m tor 1330 to* to tw Watt com* d Tract 88 a m ptoi d TIMBER RlOOE AT SABAL POINT UNIT I. twnca South 68E 10‘ 3 7 E m feong tw aoutiweat few d Tract 68 tor 66.48 to* to Vw North boundary few d SABAL FUDGE AT SABAL POINT, aa racordad* Ptoi Book 28. Pag** 94 and 95. Pubkc Racorda. Sananoto County. Florida, twnca South 82E M ' 45* Waal feorg u d North few tor 487 68 to* to Vw Port d Bagmang John H O Pro KOI •7017-00981107 100 1004 1AFBC10VB0O1S0B Qrevdp H qu^ I mOMT Wbodc uavty 1007 1007 John I 0110-10104 1001 » EO20OSO 701115 Ukbty mST 1000740 JT4RN01A0MOO75431 1001 IN I UteVy VehiCte •4008-20231001 UBVy Wafkcto 1 TY51SVA004S42 Chain 311Y 35364001 M y God D JI 24434 •6902 71202 JK bbain 1004 Tra e 7.OOO6C4t0t0M Dump 1000 1007 17124 IB M 1000 1000 1070 1004 0N12B CH10600020100 3001 3004 M fk Edgar Edgar Edgar 1007 Tractor 1600 Moure, 1003 M ow 1008 Mo o t 1000 01310-17041901 02330-27101001 79 6 •2220-27231102 •2210163 r 3100 1004 R o ll Ibro 30L304O13O4 ** d 6C0on aNch now or N re d N r ratal* to. are ( uaed In comecacn «fVt Vw Prerreaaa or Vw uaa, i nano*, occupancy or enjoyment Vwred or Vw conduct d any I ntw o» w w m i ■’•non (oiMcswy, in® inwyDBB j, 7. AV rtgbi M e and M anat d D M d f tot f a*. taRnga. Wrwncwa and kcfeiaaa d and occupancy retadng to Vw PramWaa w any part Vwred near or 1 I M money* payed* Vwrjund* ( o o f ^ oL 40 aactvfy Vwtak) tvafy. Vw la a a a r r AA rtghlM * and Mare* d Debtor in fel rare*, revenue*, toauaa, prdk*. aftwr payment*, tecurtty to which Debtor may now or hereafter I PramWaa. Vw Equprtwr* or Vw tnungtotoa or ureter or In conrwckon wm L iiiti i m o u i mXj MongMQ— iweoy ly if t uiw any ana wm payTTwnta daau bad In tola parenVwfc fe dauaa are Tprocwada. product ortapringa, rents or prdke* (’ Ftonta*) tor purpoaaa d 552(b) d Vw United State* Bankruptcy Coda, a* amended) (i thrafy. Vw *Prap*ly tacoma*). and; S AA dpi* Ad* And M are* d Debtor Vi a0 proceed*. )udgmarda, cta*w, comparwaAon, award* d damapaa and aatAamama w ah reapa cltoorlw rea fM rTW daaaare aukdorlnla udanycondamnakon or tafenp of4fw Pramtea* by anWwnt domain or any feiy baa d or damage to any d Vw Mangibto*. Vw Laaaaa or roopact to Vw payment d property tax** and aaaaaamanta. and aA ovwr procaada d Vw convarefen. vduntary or kwotonlafyL d Vw r f i n n f l . in# tQu«prn«fTt, m i iman^otM, In# n u n or tn» rropvriy Income, or any p * l Vwred. M o caah ot feyfelatod fefema (ooAr ly, Vw ’ Procaada*) 10. AAdDabtortonght. M aandM areaf Inand t o *■ nghi*. riparian i p w , rngakon righto, appropriate itghte, stock and Acanaaa and parmrla retodng to to or anang In conrwckon «Wh VW land and aA mirwraJs. of. gaa and otfwr hydrocarbon* located In or twneMi Via Land, along m«h *■ nght* to aurtooa and aubaurtaoa entry, and aA d Debtor* nghi M a and Mare* in and to any and *A Acanaai and parmAa par ifening to Vw uaa * redakrwd waatewator on Vw tend, and aA davaiopmant nghfa or cradBa. oA. gaa and mirwrai nghi* and ai rtght* applcabto or appurtenant to the Land: 11. A l of Dabtorl right. Bte and M are* to y d to feUreda name*, trademark*, service marks, logo* and good*l tnf Me wtitrti in in v w w y iiw now t ik Pf^lwf vhtinnn nf^tnntfttIn In w m e v we v e wnr i h ^ Ri W ^ w n a p i rrwata ^ ^ ^ r o wr ry rw r w m v w a aITx iw Land or Va im prow rw iti or orvy part Vwaof, or ara now or haraaflar ■ m jkfd bv ol h f e y Dabtaf W M rW P y indudlna. B w a t i w H a i i wOhout w w k f t n imMUon w ia r n k p ii h w r io uaa i^ m i* w a m nama * *re 'Trophy Ctob d Orlando* and a l otfwr named) uaad In oorewcVon with Vw Land or Vw Improvamanta, 12. AA d trw water. aan«a or htfoaftir ownad by h i P tfrtn* which ara now or haraaflur by. o v * and/or upon vw Land or any part and pare* Vwred and which water tyawma induda al water main*, hydrant*, valve* and appurtenance*, and which ta w * system* induda al aaratary aawar few*, induing mama. M a rla , manhole* •nd •ppurtonorcoi; 13. A l paving tor svaau. road*, wakwaya or entrance way* now or haraaftor armed by the Debtor and which ara now or hereafter located on Vw Land or any part or pare* Vwred; 14. AA d Vw Debtor1* nghi, Ma and Intore* m aalar in to fel agreements far Vw sate d Vw Land, or any part Vwred. hereto­ GOLF COURSE NO 7 fore mad* and entered Mo. and ki and to al tto* agreement* harealtar mad* and entered Mo, by or on bahfef d Vw Debtor, together LEGAL DESCRIPTION A part d Section 34. Townshfe 20 South. Rang* 29 E M . Pub*c with *1 deposits and paymant* *1 conrwccon therewith, together wan Records, Sananol* County. Ftonda. more partcutorty daacdwd a* any and al recacvabto* now or haraaftor due Vw Debtor with reaped to such agreements. tofewra. Bag* at the E m com * d Tree! 68. TIMBER RlOOE AT SABAL 15. AA d Vw nghi Uto and M a r M d V w Debtor in and to fel POINT UNIT 1. Ptot Book 24. pagaa 44. 45. and 48. Pubkc Racorda. unearned premium* accrued, accruing or to accrue under any and fel Sammoto County, thanca North 47E 29' 4 7 W m feong Vw Nonham insurance pokews now or haraaftor provided pursuant to Vw k m * of boundary thereof tor 53 35 to*, thanca North 82E 54 45* E m tor meurante agreement*, and fel procaada d sums payed* tor Vw kwa 10 87 to*, thanca North 47E 29' 4 7 Waal lor 253 33 to*; Vwnca d or damage to: (a) Vw Land or personal property: or (b) rente, rev­ South 58E 4t'21‘ West tor 10 31 to* to the E m com* * L d 27 aaid enue*. income, profit* or procjad* from service agreements or con­ ptat. thanca North 29E 18' 52* Waal tor 31 99 to*. Vwnca North 47E tracts. laaaaa. Iranchn e i, concessions or feanaaa d or on any part of 29 4 7 Weal tor 118 00 toat. thence South 23E 46’ 23’ Weal lor 10 56 Vw Land. toat to lha Northam com* d L d 28 sard plat, Vwnca North 47E 29* 18 A l of Vw Debtor1* Mara* in al ukity security deposit* or 40* Wast feong the Norm few oi LrX 28 tor 58 77 to*; Vwnca South bonds on Vw Land or any part or pared Vwraof 766 41* 21* West feong Vw North few d Lot 28 tor 94 65 to* to Vw 17. To Vw extent Northeast com* ol L d 29, thanca North 03£ 06' 5 7 E m tor 10 4 ] permits, approvals, cartftcatoa and agreements with or bom leal; vwnca South 76E 4 f 21* Wafe tor 103 90 to* to Vw Northerly board*, aganewa. department*, governmental or otherwise, raising prolongation ol Vw E m few d L d 30, Vwnca North 03E 06' 5 7 E m dveetty or avkrecVy to Vw owrwrahfe. uaa. operation and maml*along laid prolongation tor 0.12 to* to a few 10 OO to* Northerly of rwnca of Vw Pramwaa. or Vw uaa. oorwVuckon or davatopmant d Vw and paratt* with Vw North few d L d 30, thanca North 68£ 19' 3 7 Improvements on Vw Land, whether heretofore or hereafter issued or Wafe feong said paraM few lor 74 12 la*. Vwnca South 25E 07' 37* Wafe tor 10 02 to* to in* East com* d i d 31 aaid pife. Vwnca North 10. A l contracts, subcontracts, agreement*, same* agree 49E 27 55* West feong Vw Northam few Vwraof tor 63 77 to*. manta, warrantee and purchase ontere which heretofore or IwreVwnca North 24E I f 18* Wafe feong the Northam few d Lot 32 tor rvafler executed by or on bahfet ol vw Debtor or heretofore or hara8147 to* to Vw Southern com * d L d 33. thanca North 64E S3' 5 7 rwflar assigned to Vw Debtor, in connection with tw uaa. operation E m tor 10 01 to*. Vwnca North 02E 48 39* Waal tor 102 72 to*, and mamtananc* d Vw Pramwaa. or Vw use or construction d davaivwnca South 87E t f 2 V Wafe tor 10 0 0 1*« to Vw Southern com* opmeni enprovamants on the Land. ol Lot 34 Vwnca North 02E 48' 3 7 Wafe feong Vw E m few Vwraol. 19 AA nght* d Vw Debtor *1 Mid to fel plan* and ipaaftcalor 6360 la* to a few 1000 la* Southerly cf and parallel » t h Vw torw. design* drowergs and other information, materials and matters South few oltol 36 safe pi*, thence North 87E 1 1 21* East along safe heretofore or hereafter prepared relating to Vw bnprovamante or any parallel few tor 89 10 le* to Vw Southerly prolongation of Vw Wafe construction on Vw Land. few ot L d 37. thanca North 05E 50 02* E m along safe prolongation 20 Af rwtrumants. documents chattel papers and general tor 0 08 la* to • few 10 00 toat Southerly and paraM *th Vw Sou* ntangbto* relating to or arising bom tw foregomg cdtetorfe and «A line cf Lot 37. Vwnca South 79E 03 3 7 E m feong safe paraM few cash and noncash proceeds and products Vwraof and tor 03 08 to*, thanca North tCE 56 21* E M tor 10 00 to* to vw 21 Af revenues recarved by Debtor bom Vw ownership ana Southeaat com* ot I d 38. Vwnca South 79E 03 3 7 E m feong Vw oparfeton d Vw Pramwaa. regard!*** ot what such revenue* may be South few o« Lot* 38 and 39 tor 200 00 la*. Vwnca North 10E 58 21* cfetod nefodmg efhoul fervtabon. fel procaada. product*. Oiteprmg. Eaat feong Vw E m tow d L d 39 tor t30 00 to*. Vwnca South 79E saw* or prods at Vw Pt *<t »*** 03 3 7 E m feong the South ngfxd way few d TVnOar Rfege Drive SCHEDULE 1 SECURITY AGREEMENT tor 238 85 la* to vw point ol curvature d a curve concava SouVeny and lying aung Vw South right d eay few d True* Rfega Dnv# aJ future* end personal property d any kind wtwuowvar now owned vwnca Easterly along Vw arc d safe curve, having a radar* d 375 00 or hereafter aexaured by Dabfor whether tangibia or MangAX*. which toat and a cantrfe angto d 04E 00 01". tor 27 16 to* to a few *000 • or wd be pieced upon, w derived bom. or uaad in any conrwc feet Waatorty d and paraM a f i Vw Wa* few d I d 40 Vwnca South with Vw Pramwaa and vw improvement* vwraon rImprovements'! 16E 3 7 03* Waal along safe paraM few tor 139 62 to* Vwnca Soutn The foregomg property shaf metuda af Account*. Equipment M E 17 0 7 E M tor 10 58 to* to Vw South***! corn* d I d 40 General inunqfete* and bwantory (** r u w term* ar* dafbwd Vwnca Sou* M E 17 0 7 E m along Vw Sou* few d Id a 40 and 41 Arucw 9 d vw r for fee Unfunn Commsrofe Cods, aa amended bom tor 183 78 to* Vwnca South 271 06 16* E m feung Vw Wafe few d anw to fen*| nttoikng spwukcaAy and eShoul kmaakon Vw is m * Lot* 42 43 an! 44 and Tract M aafe pt*. tor 330 001a* to vw South daacroed on ScheduW A akached fwrato and by Vv* istaranca mad* cum * d Tract 69 Vwnca South 62E M 46* Wa* tor 212 31 to* to • part hereof and account* 'acarvate* reserve* and cash 9m* t Vw Riant d Begvirwig vw upardton cf Vw buaawa* an VW Pramwaa fel fortutor* lumen •ig* guud* *>4feka* rfkce equpmanl. uAfoe machew* ifkta for I » Real Qrtndar 1030 1004 Spnyar Boyhd MO10OOOO2O1O2 QaL Sprayer JO 1800 J d w Deere 67708-22821907 LF120 Jacobean MO3235AO1O530 I960 2 0 0 UMMyroNcto 1900 U l mower 1BOOO Rough mower i™ njnfwfl) MMIIII Malarmad* Presaura Wafewr Jacobaan JA Q 74070 19067 RMAW Ryan RSC Ryan Sand Pro 5000 Bunker rake SV3422 Jacobean SWP Burton VarBcutter 93RS2S881 1993 Sod cutter 1004 9454440 Ibro •014-300021903 231IA*1*7 IfBM Cr1' >iWs ExCak 37701144 JAO-84019 1007 UU002 1903 Tbpdraaaar 1007 Waah Topdraatar Pul behind 1007 0002283 Tractor Tractor Ford Rough mower Turtoat Jecoiwen 80132-4492 1901 Vaccuum Biky Goat 00000002 1007 Vtacuum Jacobean 62240-44001093 W iB DWTMitJ m o w O ftm u m w ir Jacobean 82240-43001993 naff Dlfnfia fnORff O lO THm OO T n l * Darwia itiowit Jacobaan 82239-20001904 Greenamowar n V E Dihw XJ muwtf Jacobaan 62235-33041904 QiW IifVlOOT jacotoMn 82230-20041904 rv»i* D*runa mCWlf Green imower 10B4 40000 Trimmer Weedeafar Echo 1007 176003 Trimmer Waadaaiar Echo Waadafear Sbhl Trimmer 36833990 1007 Weeds fear SUN 38570458 1007 Tnmrrwr Waadaaiar SUN 36570485 1007 Trimmer 1050 John Deere C H 10505020600 1900 Tractor SEG2300 Redman 701445 1900 Sand trap ,adp. Edgar KITCHEN EQUIPMENT INVENTORY Ctovatand ctoamare Garland oven True ctesart cooiar 2 1 1 1 1* I True refrigerator 1 door each in 1 Garland convactton ovena 2 Garland gaa oven# 3 On lop 10 burner saute station Flat top griddle gaa 3*4 ti 1 South band gaa grd 1 Garland gaa byar 2 True dak and reach bt refng 2 Four compartment steam wfeto 1 Waken refng. Arctic 2 Walk n bearer Arctic 1 Four door reach bi rebig. 1 Manitowoc c a machine Ig 1 Manitowoc lea mactfew mad. 1 lea a earn bearer 1 ABo sham bread warmer 2 drawer 1 Soup waia 2 Bear coder compt Ptarkc beer cootor 2 True rebig 2 door reach bi 2 True refng 2 door reach in 2 Paartck top reach in oootor 1 Pots A pan* - bultoi few / chafing pwcas / carving stands/ Chew/ glassware / condiment tate tor 150* GOLF SHOP Ff# catena! 5 drawer, legfe t u t Ffa catenet 4 drawer, totter lire Desk w<h «d * drawers 2 Boc* shell 1 Shut display 15 ten 1 Large garnet dwpiay t Smfel garnet display 4 Motorola hand held rateo - 2 channel Monitor - Techmadia 1 CPU - compac with keyboard* / ipodem Fuk sue male marwqum 1 2 Sanyo 21' color TV Putter dwpiay rack Pro Shop counter Pwcas wall art Wood bench Vary complete ret slat wak kdurtfehangar*. Potted piante 4 Smak TV owned by Cakaway ENTRANCE Outset* boot - 4 large potted plant* MATtAGERS OFFICE Exec Desk I Credenia I Sac Base» 'computer stand* 2 teds chaea - match curb roum ihaea kec Deea chee* 2 Fuu diewwr Me cab 1 10 �Sunday. June 5. 2005 P i| f 9 B Legals Legals A U . CLAIMS N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED UNIT 4. ACCOROM Q T O THE MAP OR PLAT THEREO F AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 52. PAQE(S) 17-21, O F THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. obi set forth (3) MRE: ESTATE OF The data to fta M « | tona notes N May 29. 3009. Marywme Morse (CIRCUIT CO U RT SEAL) Clark to fta O c u t C o u l Wtoam T By: Mary Strorfoa Deputy Ctork TO : TER R Y STEPHEN H IU S. KIRBY MONCRIEF. ESQUIRE F W d B B a N o . 128883 STEN3TR O M . M dNTOSH. COLBERT, WHWHAM. REISCHMANN A PARTLOW. PA StoRKNC 33310 t AH/A IO OQM AAUA IM U Sanford, FL 37772-4848 TWaphona: 407/323-3171 Attorney tor Personal M O f S HE 8 TN0 U M PuMah: May 29.3006 and Jims 9.3006 0171 towhkMleSOl N. 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FL 33771 (407) 884-4337 within 3 working days to your receipt to n o ntofca; N you are hearing or voice Im pend. cad 1-600-965•771. Oekcmderue R a ta i a ta ri MAINTENANCE BU6DF40 Tire changer a makerQC horn* refrigwetor 1 a n aa>. 10 luap. i S d a batwy cherger Turtco hoM Lincoln a e welder Divot ma t Shop fan 1 Doty Bunker rakee PuMah: May 19. 33. 39. 3009 and JunaS, 3004 0090 13 M THE CIRCUIT COURT 0PTH 8U Q H T1EM TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR 130 IS IS 3 tats lee merkera - log [C O U N TY, Campbe# H a — MS tor w i a w w Two Lawson hardwire < C ASE Na 06-DR-1997-0204 ALFREDO VALENTIN. OFFICE/LUNCHROOM •MAINTENANCE Husband. Sony PC tor Vrigtoton Desiget printer MARIA R. LOPEZ, Hut^ind. Desk/chair - computer worn Lunat labile A ehtom - )unh NOTIC* OP ACTION TO : MARIA R. LOPEZ Am i 1* desk A wort Mato 3 window aw condWonai 4 drew No cabinet Mechanic's deek 6 chair Sma4 Holpolnt refrigerator Orvot mu buckets* stands- * per par J , I YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED e da»ai All' mACDOfl in»a4ijiim Saw PS■ia4al.im Im VIM N3f rtralion w3f Dtaatoutton to Marriage haa boon Mad agamat you and you are required to serve a copy to your written datanaaa, 1 arty, to the Petitioner, ALFREDO VALENTIN. 1070 REGAL POINTS TERR APT 304. LAKE MARY. FLORIOA 33746 or before June IS, 3006. and Ma the original wtot the Clark to aaid Court eidter before service on via Wee or vranedtotery toere­ ader. d you W a d to do to, a daiaud wto ba aniaad againat you lor die (total demanded In DOWNSTAIRS GRILL / BAR Square tabies 4 top Bar (tool* 7 Ftounded edge tabtee Rectangle labia 6 top PU c m wall a l Table Iampe3 Wal hanging plant* II 3 1 10 4 Lag* icraan Hitachi T V 1 Futy equipped koto and back b a Microwave 1 Captain chain - graan Ma lta WARNING: Rule 13.399. Florida Family Law Rules to Procedure, requires certain automatic dtadbawe to docu* mania and Information. Failure to comply can result vt sanc­ tions. including dismissal or Miking to pieetonga WITNESS my hand and seal to tie said Court n s nth day to May. 3006. HALFWAY HOUSE / PATIO AREAS WMa plaatto umbrtoto While / graan plaMIc atari Oraan umbrellas 13 Tbrra coda plantar* S Portable bar - pfcs IS 73 1 GOLF CAR AREA Kenmore drya 1 Campbell Hausfield tor compressor Ergo bavaaga carl ownad by cfeb MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CO URT By: Nancy R. Winter Deputy CJerk PuMah: May 19. 32. 39, 3005 aid June 9. 2005 0106 1 TENNIS SHOP Racquet Mnrtgatg machine Ball machine 1 Oak garment tosplays 3 Caah ragiata 1 Cowl grtjonta tor day - o « Old desk/thaim/ihtovee in Wood she* on# - whoa 1 Two drawa Na Ported plants Round tables 14 Hanging lake plants 4 Pool chars - Mrap 120 Plastic tablas 3 Chairs that match CH petto graan / whaa White piatac chans 33 37 OTHER Diamond management System polrt to sate (FOB) Said sale w « ba made pursuant to and In orda to oi sad Fstal Judpnem and Orda R to M A A R Femctoaum DATED true 19 day o! May. 2006. UARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By May Stroupe Deputy CJark Attorneys tor Piamtof Joseph E Foster. Esquire Florida B a No 282001 Akarman SentarMt Cams Center tOdt Floor 255 South Orange Avers* Post Oltca Bos 331 Orlando, FL 32802 Telephone 407/843-7880 i wan DwatMMee Ad to 'SS0 ittve Orda No 97-3 e person wan a . perktipeia « t » . aw provtaam to eartaat aon to 301 North Paw .------ --------- — — 711 (407) 884-4277. wtowt 17) wwkstg daya to yow racaqS u 4 you aa hearing a «aca anpaaad. cai 1 t80t}) 866 PutMK May 29 2008 and Asia 8. 3008 0184 K A T * HARRINGTON, IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G RANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR USTEES ANO A U O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTER EST BY. THR O UG H . UNDER OR AGAINST KATIE HARRINGTON: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KATIE HARRINGTON. IF ANY; HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION, III; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FO M C Loauna s a l e NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final judgment oi roradoaura oaten May 18. 2008 amend In C M Caaa No 04-CA-814-I4-W to Fta Circuit Court to • « 18TH Judicial Circuit In aid tor SEMI­ NOLE County, Santord, Florida, I w* te i to toe highest and best brdda tor cash at the West Front Door M tie SEMINOLE County Courthouse located al X I North Park Avanua in Santord. Florida, to 1100 a m, a t the 188t day to June. 3009 the following deecnbed property ae eel forth in said Summary Final Judgment to-wit: L O T 17. BLOCK B. BUENA VISTA ESTATES. ACCORDING T O TH E MAP OR PLAT THERE OF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAOe 1. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated Mrs 18 day to May. 3008 Meryanne Morse (CIRCUIT CO U R T SEAL) Clerk to the Circuit Court PuMah In: The Semmoie Herald THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J. STERN. PA., ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S. University Drive Suite 500 Plantation, FL 33324 (944)333-8000 08-38672 PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE FIRST INSERTION T O 944233-6445 IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. parsons with disabilities needing a spe­ cial accommodation should con­ tact CO URT ADMINISTRATION, al the SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-885-4377. 1800-944-8771 (TDO) a 1800995-6770. via Florida Rsiay Service Publish May 29. 2009 and June 9, 2009 0173 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA QENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 04-CA-236-14 WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK. F A . PLAINTIFF IN RE: ESTATE O f VS. G EO R GE C. MEANS. MATTHEW R. BROWN, IF LIVING. AND IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THR O UG H . UNOER OR AGAINST MATTHEW R BROWN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MATTHEW R. BROWN, IF ANY. DAIMLERCHRYSLER SERVICES NORTH AMERICA U C F/K/A DAIMLERCHRYSLER FINANCIAL SERVICES (DEBIS) NORTH AMERICA L.L.C. F/K/A CHRYSLER FINANCIAL COMPANY L L C. JOHN DO€ ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) The administration ol the to G EO R G E C. MEANS, deceased, whoaa data to death was 12/22/3004. and whoaa Social Securfly Number * 26636-9398. is pending in dtp Circuit Court for Semmoie County. Florida. Probata Drvtecn, the address to whch la 301 N. Parti A v e . Sanford. Semmoie. Florida. 33771. Tiki names and addresses to Tie Personal Represents live and Tie Personal Representatives A l creators ol the decadent aid o Tta parsons having damte or demands agamat decedent s estate on whan a copy to Tvs Nooca la rtqwred to ba served must Ma Tie* damte with taa Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE OATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A4 osier creators to toe decs dam and oFier patens having or demands sgemei T9 M a le a m Ma Ti mrn Tvs cuuN WITHM THREE O l MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF T H lf NOTICE PLEASE FAX A COPY O F THE FIR ST INSERTION T O 944233-8969 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS W ITH DISABILITIES A C T persona M ra U R T A C M M S rm M O K to Eta SEM INOLE County CouVtouaa al 407-686-4237, t•00-966-9771 (TD D ) 01 1900969-8770. via Florida Relay PubAth: May 29.3006 and June 9.3006 0173 COUNTY, FL O N O A CASE NO: 04-CA-3446-14O G REEN TR E E SERVICING. U C , SUCCESSOR BY CONVERSION TO CONSECO FINANCE SERVICING CORP , PLAINTIFF VS MICHAEL S. ROBERSON. IF LIVING, ANO IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G R A N TEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR U S TE ES AND A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THR O UG H . UNOER OR AGAINST MICHAEL S. ROBERSON: G RACE K. ROBERSON. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G RAN TEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR U S TE ES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN IN TER EST BY. THR O UG H . UNDER OR AGAINST GRACE K. ROBER­ SON: HIGHLANDS HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION, INC.; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; RONALD L IRWIN. TR U S TE E AND INDIVIDUALLY: HFTA FIRST FINANCIAL CORPORATION F/K/A TRANSAM ERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES. INC.; CtTlFINANClAL M ORTGAGE COMPANY. INC. F/K/A ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY SERVICES. INC F/K/A FORD CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY. INC.: JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION D EFE N D A N TS ' NO TIC ■ OF FORECLOSURE SALK By: Mary Stroupa Deputy Clerk M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ACM M OLI COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE f : 06-C P-0246 NOTICE TO CREDITORS PuMah In: Tha Samintoa Hamid TH E LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J. STERN. P.A.. ATTO R N E Y FOR PLAWTIFF 101 S. Untvamty Drive Suita 900 P M k to n . F t 33334 (994)2338000 04-33841 M T H i CIRCUIT COURT OF TMB 18TH JUOCtAL CStCUrT M AMO FOR 3 POOL/POOL PATIO UNKNOW N SPOUSE CHERYL SOLOMON OF NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Fstal Judgment ol Forectosoe deled May 19. 2004 entered m C M Caaa No 04CA-226-I4 to the Circuit Court to the 18 TH Juckoat O o r t m and tor SEMI MOLE County. Santord Ftonda. I wd saa to tha rugheei and bast Odder tor even si r e West Front Door al r e SE MMOLE Court, Courthouee bested si 30t Norti Park Aaenue St Santord Flurde at 11 00 am on r e 21M da, to June 2008 r e toausrmg dean toed istpart, as set tosfi st said t u n r w y i n * Judgmert NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursurml to a Summary Final Judgment to Foreclosure dated May 19. 3009 entered In C M Casa No. 04-CA-2446-14G to the Circuit C ool to tha 1BTH Judcito Circuit m and for SEMI­ NOLE County. Santord, Florida. I w* atol to lha highest and bast bidder tor cash at tha Wkst Front Door al tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at X t North Park Avanua In Sanford. Florida, a l ) 1:00 a.m. on the 2 tat day to June, 2005 the following described property aa set forth m said Summary Fstal Judgment, to-wrt: LOT 9. THE HIGHLANDS. SEC­ TION FIVE. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 19. PAGE 45. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Dated this 20 day to May, 2009 Maryann# Mom# (CIRCUIT CO URT SEAL) Clark to tha Qroiit Court By: Mary Stroupa Deputy Clark Publish In: Tha Seminole Herald THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J. STER N. PA.. ATTO R N EY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S. University Drive Suita 500 Plantation. FL 33334 (944)233-8000 04-33482 PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE FIRST INSERTION TO 954333 8555 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. parsons with cksaMitie* needing a spe­ cial accommodation should con­ tact CO U RT ADMINISTRATION, at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407865-4227. 1800-955-8771 (TDO) or 1 800955-8770. via Ftonda Ralay Serves Publish May 39. 2005 and June 5. 2005 Q174 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 09 CA 833 ABN AMRO MORTGAGE GROUP INC SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ATLANTIC MORTGAGE ANO INVESTMENT CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS CHERYL SOLOMON E TA L OCFENOANTiSl MOTICC OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE L egals Legals M T H t CM CUIT COURT 0FTH B18TH M THE CMCUTT COURT OF THE 18TN ju d ic ia l emeurr, M AND POM [COUNTY, FLORIOA j u d ic ia l ancurr, he/tote/they be Ivktg; and 8 ha/tota/Wtay ba dead, lha IN ANO FOR B E M N O U COUNTY. haw sDOitMt. dtvfsws s# mgetruss vhairs, vmmmi m m*vsi'aiap^i, c m DIVISION CASE NO 06-CA-O 6 Dated Ike 19 day to May. 3005 JOSEPH THOMAS M U. rk M y Legals kustees. and ad par­ ties claiming an interest by. •treugh. under or agamat tha Oelandsnti. who am not known to ba daad or adm. and a l par8aa having or damting to have any rlghL M e or mSsroto M toe proparly dasertoad m tha mort­ gage being foreclosed harem, CAM NO.: 64-CA-1964-14L JP MORGAN CHASE BANK F/K/A THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK. AS TRUSTEE FOR M C HOME EQUITY LOAN OWNER TR U S T 19966 MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC AS NOMINEE FOR FLAGSTAR BANK. FSB. Ptamtifl. vs. SANORA MARTIN, to to. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED •tat an action to foradosa a mortgage on lha toRowing prop- JOANN WILLIAMS, al to. NOTICE OF P0RCCLO9UM BALE LO T 18 (LESS THE NORTH 46 48 F E E T THEREOF). OAK HKi. VILLAS, ACCOROM Q TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK » . PAGES 72 ANO 73. O F THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. haa bean Had againat you wtd •tto you am raquimd to sarva a cocv of vour wftttan iW > n n i if any. to R on DAVIO J. STERN. ESQ. HamtoTa attorney, whoaa address is 801 S University Drive #900. Plantation, FL 33334 (no M r than X days kom*tadtoatofta%stpub*eatton to Me nodes to action) and mo mv original win m# cwn or M l court trthtr tufara m t v Ico on PltontoTt attorney or Immatd- e_a__wvia .-ia Da u.^ •fiTtrfO - -- - * □aiaun you lor 9ta ra M demanded m wm cofTipiiini or paQuon mpa WITNESS my hand and Via aato to M a Court at SEMINOLE Courtly. Florida, M a 19 day to Mm 2009. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK O F TH E C IR C U IT CO U R T BY: Carol Moore DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE MO PLANTATION, FL 33324 09-X133 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS W ITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. parsons with dtoabikttas nasdlng a special accom­ modation should contact CO U RT ADMINISTRATION, al tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse al (407)669-4327. 1-900-955-8771 (TD O ) or 1800-995-8770. via Florida Ralay Sarytce. THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TW O CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN: TH E SANFORD HERALD Pubkah: May 39.3009 and Juna 9.2005 0179 IN THA CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 08 CA-83J ABN AMRO MORTGAGE GROUP, INC SUCCESSOR BY MERGER T O ATLANTIC MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT CORPORATION, PLAINTIFF VS. CHERYL SOLOMON, E T A L , DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OP ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE T O ADCOCK ROOFING which business address Is unknown THE CORPORATION IS HERE­ BY NOTIFIEO thal an action to foreclose a mortgage on the toi- LO T 16 (LESS THE NORTH 48 46 F EE T THEREOF), OAK HILL VILLAS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK X . PAGES 72 ANO 73. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA has been Med against you and that you are required to serve a copy to your written defenses, it any. to it on DAVIO J STERN. ESQ PlainM il attorney, whose address is 801 S University Drive 1900. Plantation. FL 33324 (no later than X days Irom tha data to tha first pubkeabon to M s nonce to action | and Me lha original with tha dark to this court either before service on Ptamtifl * attorney or unmediataly thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you tor tha reket demanded in the complaint or petition Med herein N O TfCl O F ACTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuwrt to a Fmto Judgment to Fomdosum dated Via 19th day to May. 2009. and entered m Casa No 05-CA-436. to 8ts Cacut Court to Me 18th Jutodto Circuit in and tor Seminole County. Florida. wherein M ORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM S. INC. AS NOMINEE FOR FLAGSTAR BANK. FSB Is Ma Plainllfl and SANORA MARTIN; ROBERT L MARTIN: JOHN DOE: JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TEN A N T(S) IN POSSESSION OF D IE SUB­ JE C T PROPERTY am Dafondants. I wifl >el to the ntgrttsv ana Daev cnocw por sain at Ma W ES T FRONT DOOR al the Semmoie County Courthouse, m SANFORD. Florida to 1100 am. on Ma 5M day to Jtoy. 2006. Ma tttowMg daterbad proparty aa sat forth m said Final Judgment, to L O T 48, OF TH E CO LO N ­ NADES. THIRD SECTION. ACCORDING T O THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 16 PAGE 55. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA In accordance with tha Americans with Qsabifchea Act, Persons with Disabilities need­ ing ■ special accommodation to partiopale in M s proceeding should contact lha Court Administrator al X t N. Park Avanua. Sanford FL 32771, Telephone Number (407)8854327 not later than 2 working days of your receipt of Mis notice It hearing or voice impaired. I 800-955-877) Dated this X day of May. 3005 Maryann# Morse Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Mary Stroupa Deputy Clerk Law Office of Marshall C Watson 1800 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE I X FT LAUDERDALE. FL 33309 Telephone (954) 453 0365 Facsimile (954) 771-6052 Publish. May 29. 2005 and June 5. 3005 0177 T O : RELIC LA MCKINNON (I MARK ELLIS SOLO M ON [Residence Unknown) ANTHONY WILLIAMS (Residence Unknown) AN TO W ETTE WHITE OAVID WILLIAMS MARIA W1LKERSON (Residence Unknown) YOU ARE NOTIFIED Mel m action lor Foreclosure to Mortgage on Me toflowtog (JvtCHDM pfOptnf LO T » . MAGNOLIA HILL. ACCORDING T O D IE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED M PLAT BOOK 15. PAGE 13. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. : you and you am mquirad to sarva ■ copy to you written dstenaae. • any. to 6 on Marshal C. PA.. Attorney tor whose address is 1800 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120. FT. LAUOEROALE. FL 33300 wtoIn thirty ( X ) days tolar Me M pubAcatun to Mis Nobce In Ma (Please publsh vt TH E SANFORO HERALD) and Na Ma original wtM Ma Clark o« Mis Cowl either before service on PlaMturs attorney or knmetoatety thereafter; otherwise a default wti ba entered agatnai you tor the ra M demanded to Me complaint. In accordance with tha Americans with Disabilities AcL mg a Special t participate to should conlact the Court Administrator al X I N. Parti Avanua. Santord FL 33771, Telephone Number (407)3234330 not later than seven (7) days prior to Me proceeding. It hearing impaired. (TD O ) 1-600955-8771 or Voce (V) 1-800959-8770 via Florida Relay Services WITNESS my hand and Me seal to Mis Court this day to MAY 16 2005 Maryanns Morse As Clerk ol the Court By Carol Moore As Deputy Clerk Publish. [Please pubkah m The Santord Herald) Publish May X . 3005 and Juna 5. 3005 Q178 NOTICE The 81. John* River Water Management District haa received Me apphcatwn(s) tor Consumpltvs Waler Use from: Meado*brook Serial Point LLC, 8390 Champions Gale B M #200. Champions Gale. FL 33898-8388. application #8486. The appleant proposes to withdraw 0.t5 rmlion gallons per day to reclaimed water for goit course and landscape irrigation use. The withdrawals used by Mis proposed protect wiH consist to ground water Irom Mo Flondan Aquifer via 1 active wefl and surface water from an unnamed lake via t active pump m Semmoie County, located m Sections 33, 34. 3. 4; Township X South. Range 20 East known as Serial Point The hleitl containing each ol the above listed appkcatton(a) am available for inspection Monday through Friday except tor legal hol­ idays. 800 am. to 500 pm at Ma St Johns River Wotor Management District Headquarters or the appropriate service can­ ter Written obiections to Me application may be made, but should be hied wiM (received by) Me District Clerk. 4049 Reid St.. PaiaRa Florida 32177-1429. no talar Man 21 d iy i from tha date ol pubkcatmn Written obiections should identity Me objector by name and address, and folly describe Me obteebon to the application. FKttg a written obiection does not entitle you to a Chapter I X . Florida Statutes. Administrative Hearing Only those persona whose sub­ stantial interests are affected by the application and who Na a peti­ tion meeting Me requirements of Sections I X 596 and I X 57. Ftonda Statutes, and Chapter 28-106. Florida Admmiskaflve Code, may obtain an Administrative hearing Al timely filed written objec­ tions w4i be presented to Me Board for consideration in its dekberations on application prior to Me Board taking action on Me app4cakon to Gloria Lewis, Director, Division Permit Oata Services St Johns Rner Waler Management District Publish Juna 5. 2005 R025 W ITNESS my hand Mid the seal to M s Court at SEMINOLE County. Ftonda. Ms 19 day to May. 2005 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CO URT BY Carol Moore DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF X I S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33334 05 39133 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT, persons with dtsabrkm s needing a special accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION at Via SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 1407)655-4227 I 800 955 8771 (TD O ) or t800-9558770 via Ftonda Relay Service THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TW O CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH H THE SANFORO HERALD Pubkah U e , » 2005 and Juna 9 2 «rt O l 76 tow* TO t t o k n ttOLOMCM and LOT tlto H td Jtt* HGUOW I Vs? O n flflV for some^ Call Roxzie or Steve to place an ad in the Sanford Herald 407 322-2611 - � 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. 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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>, June 05, 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/0e0024e6ed162b79615588b824db1c1b.pdf b0bf2d90c3d6cfbf19f9a557e81beabc PDF Text Text M id w e e k : W e d n e s d a y , O c t o b e r 5, 2005 T he Sanford Herald Vol. 114, N o . 12 •Copyright © 2 0 0 5 The Sanford Herald 50C Negotiations turn nasty By Liana Edlxon Herald Staff Still searching Wintoss Lflko Mary Prep gave it a good effort, but the Griffins were no match for powerful Warner Christian on the football field. Sa# Sporti, P ag * IB N e w programs will aid mental health recovery SANFORD — Sem inole Community Mental Health Center has announced two new programs for Seminole County resi­ dents. The programs are called Seminole Cares and Project Recovery. Developed to serve children and families who meet eligibility requirements, Seminole Cares offers counseling, substance abuse, and case man­ agement services in an outpatient setting. Referrals to resources in the community are also available to those who qualify. Designed to assist individuals recover­ ing from the four major hurricanes of 2004, Project Recovery will enhance and extend the state’s capacity to serve individuals with severe emotional issues beyond the scope of crisis coun­ seling. Comprised of licensed and masters level clinicians, a cer­ tified addiction pro­ fessional and a case manager, this multi­ disciplinary team will provide assessments, referrals, service planning, direct serv­ ices to reduce the effects of trauma or other emotional effects resulting from the storms. Organizers urge Seminole County resi­ dents to take care of their mental health by talking with someone who is in a position to help them now. For more informa­ tion, contact Elizabeth Kunzman at 407-831-2411 ext. 256. S em ino le SANFORD — The Sanford Police Department's union labor team ripped up the 2 percent cost of living offer made by the city Tuesday. "That's an insult," George Hachigian, senior staff representative for the Fraternal Order of Police, Florida, said. He tore the offer into pieces and the more than 20 police department employees at the meeting applauded. "It's not worth the paper it's written on," Hachigian said. Police union team tears up cost of living offer from city Negotiations for a cost of living increase have been going on for the last few months for both the Sanford Police and Fire departments. They may have reached an impasse Tuesday after the city countered the union's latest offer of a six percent cost of living increase, with a 2 percent increase. Labor union reps for the police LHI police inactivate rape case Real Relief Herald Staff LAKE MARY — Finding no evidence to sup­ port an Orlando woman's claim of abduction and rape in Lake Mary, investigators have inactivated the case, which included inconsistent accounts in other incidents in Orange County and Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary police investigated two crimes claimed by the woman. On May 5, she reported that someone imper­ sonating an officer had pulled her over on Interstate 4 and written down information from her d river's license. The suspect threw her license1back at her when she questioned whether he was really a law enforcement officer, she told police. Fle e days later, the woman said the same man S e e P o tlca , P a g * 3A Humble pastor led local church for 3 8 years HarsM pholoa by Tommy Vlncanl Millennium Middle School teacher Peggy Green's career education classes organized a faux non-profit called HELP or Helping Everyone Live Peacefully. What they did was collect real Items to help people affected by the Gulf Coast hurri­ canes. The effort was a real pro­ duction as Red Cross volunteers accept boxes of goods, above, on Sept. 29. Left. Brittany Szafran. left, and Gabby Granda, coordinated public relations while other students handled advertising and Web design. There was a loading team and a pizza coordinating team. The boxes contain personal hygiene items that will go to displaced peo­ ple who now live In Central Florida. By Marva Hawklna Herald Correspondent Tlu1 Rev. Andrew Evans, senior pastor of Morning Glory Missionary Baptist Church and community activist, passed away on Oct. 1, 2005 at his residence. He was 68 years old. Rev. Evans served as Senior Pastor of Morning Glory Missionary Baptist Church for the past 38 yearn. In thal position, he helped establish a dean-up committee in Midway tnat did perform clean-up activities for the old cemetery and sev­ eral streets in the neighborhood. He cared great- See Evana, Page 6A Need for Recovery House larger than ever before Sno-Cone Kids The men live on the main They currently have 40 men in their recovery house and campus in Sanford and have Herald Staff they say there is a heightened to meet program require­ ments such as being at least 18 SANFORD — When coun­ need in the area for more years or older, physically able beds. selor John Hagen brought The group is fully self-sup­ to work, minimum one-year home a few men from nis portive, witn different indus­ commitment, and all personal work to help them with their tries defraying the costs of the business and medical needs drug and alcohol addiction day to day operations of the must be handled prior to when he worked at The Grove entering the program. The facility. One of those indus­ Counseling Center, he never men also cannot be convicted imagined it was the start of tries is a thrift store on Oak of a violent crime or sex Ave and 3rd Street in down­ something so big. offense, and need to disclose Now, tne founder and pres­ town Sanford. They also have all legal, medical, and finan­ ident of Recovery House of a mobile car wash to generate cial responsibilities during the Central Florida, Inc. has been funds for the organization. interview process. "We're looking to become helping adult men recover During tl»e first 90 days, the from alcohol and drug abuse more visible at this tim e," ien said. "More communi- men are in orientation. They Hage for more than 15 years. work enclave during that 90 friendly." The Christian-based, 12- ty frii Hagen said that most of the days, and then they can go out step therapeutic community, and get a job. The work is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organi­ men come from referrals bv enclave includes skilled and local judges, and some walk zation providing a structured living environment for adult in off the streets after hearing Saa Racovary, Page 3A about the house. males. By Liana Edlxon Harstt photo by Dan Ping lake Mary High School graduate from Oau of 2005 See Union, Page 6A By Steve Paradis S mile Christion Phan — department said that two percent does­ n’t come close to the 3.6 percent cost of living increase given by the state to law enforcement officers. The urban index is 2.9 percent and the CPI index for the Southeastern United States is a 3.9 per­ cent increase. In addition to that, the union gave the labor attorney evidence of the need for such a large increase to the wage scale. By their numbers, 63 officers have left the department since the year 2000 as of June 2005. That number indi­ cates the city of Sanford is losing approximately 11 to 12 officers a year. Union President Sgl. Ned Golden said that although some of those offi­ cers were lost due to retirement, most left to go to other agencies. Another article the union argued was that the officers are overworked, because Sanford has the most and worst crime in the county. For example, the Sanford Police Never underestimate the power of the Sno-Cone. These young Sanford entrepreneurs decided to help hurricane victims out by selling some refreshing flavored ice. The group collected $306 80. Well done, young people. Tha City of Sanford and Frtanda of Paw Park aponaor: Howl-O-Ween in The Boneyard SATURDAY, O C TO B ER 29th 9:00 AM T O 2:00 PM HELD A T PAW PARK O F HISTORIC SANFORD •427 S. FRENCH AVE. An e v e n t to sh o w o f f o u r fo u r l a u i d “ k id a " d re s s e d u p in t h a l r w ild e s t c o s tu m a a l A F u n d fo r ftitu r s i m p r o v e m e n t s t o Paw P a r k o f H is to r ic S a n fo r d a n d H u rrio a n a R a li a f fo r G u lf C o a s t D o g sl I ►V X �1’ilgC 2 \ Tin: II f.raij) \V«lne«lny. October 5.2005 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY O ut & A bout WED Son Scream CALNO, the Council of Local Government in Seminole County will meet at 7 p.m. at the Seminole County Services Building, Room 3024 n Sanford. Deputy County Manager Don Fisher will speak on Seminole buildout and demographics. •» Big Band D ancing returns to the Sanford Civic Center from 2 to 4 p.m. with music by the Deltonans 14-picce band. Cost is $3. Everyone is invited. * A # Community United Methodist Church in Casselberry will have its annual pumpkin sale at 4921 S. Highway 17-92 from 9 a m. to 9 p.m. through Oct. 30. Call 407-831-3777. Photo submitted Tho Rivership Romance has announced Its limited run Haunted Cruise each Friday in October. Rivership launches frightening Friday trips SANFORD — October of 1985. On a dark and unfortunate night, 20 years ago,...12 members of a parapsychologist team including a 15 year old medium set sail from Monroe Harbor in Sanford on a "Halloween Cruise" with 88 tourists and passengers along for "H ie ride of their life" to witness the ghosts of the St Johns River. When the boat drifted back into the har­ bor late that night, crashing headlong into the docks,...the crews only found one per­ son - the 15 year old boy, hiding in the hold - crying out only two words, a name......Maggie Hell. No one has ever been found or heard from again......88 passengers, 11 members of the parapsychologist team and all 14 mem­ bers ot the staff of the Rivership. Cone. Forever. Twenty years later, a team o f four researchers returns to the Rivership Rom ance,...including that boy from long ago,...to find out Just what happened. The trouble is,...tonight they just may indeed discover the haunting truth. That is the premise of the Rivership Romance's all new 2005 Haunted Rivership Cruise. Travelers will sail down the St. Johns River from Sanford. They will partake in a dinner from the ship's chefs featuring, pecan encrusted chicken, seasonal vegeta­ bles, sweet potato souffle, and pumpkin cheesecake. The cruises are limited to four weekends only during October. They are Oct. 7 , 14,21, and 28. Boarding starts at 7 p m. The cruise sails from 7:30 to 9:30. Unlike the Ghost Tour of 2004 which was an actual tour through all the stories of ghosts and supernatural happenings of the region, this is an all fictional Haunted I louse style homage to movies in the aiyle of "Legend of Hell House". For information or reservations call 407­ 321-5091 or toll-free 800-423-7401 or visit 433 N. Palmetto Ave, Sanford, or check out www.rivershipromance.com SCC will host UCF orchestra this Sunday SANFORD — Seminole Community College's Fine Arts Department will present tlie University of Central Florida Ordiestra, Sunday, Oct. 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus Concert Hall (building G). live UCF Ordiestra, under the direction of Dr. Laszlo Mamsi, will perform two works by Ludwig van Ikvtlioven and one by Ferdinand David. Ilte concert is free and open to the public Call 407-328-2039. THU Hi f m A Panel o f Experts will be at Holiday Inn Orlando North, 230 West SR-436 from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. to discuss insurance, accounting or law for community associations. Cost is $20 per person. Call 407-850-0106. photo by T o n w y Vktotnl When your little one makes a score at the Seminole Youth Football Association game, you have to scream a bit to show your joy and let him know he's doing a good job! These parents at a recent tiny mites game at the Seminole High School field cheer the piayors after a touchdown. Some were trying to beat tho heat with their own sun screen using umbrellas to ward off tho morning sun. Drug Related • Luis Duran Garcia, 24, of Palmetto Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police on Sept. 22, at his res­ idence. The Special Tactical Unit along with the Emergency Service Unit executed a search warrant at his residence and reported finding drugs in various nxims. He was cliarged with trafficking in cocaine, and possession of cocaine with intent to sell. John O ’Neil, 31, of Celery Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police on Sept. 27 in Caslle Brewer Court following a traffic stop. He was cliarged with possession of con­ trolled substances including over 20 grams of marijuana, fleeing/eluding a police officer al high speeds, possession of dangerous drugs in a school area, possession of less (Fian 20 grams of marijuana and failing to register a motor vehicle. Thefts • Mark Lee Noe, 27, of Miller Road, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Friday in the 1200 block of French Avenue. I le report­ edly had taken money from a bar­ tender's bp jar. He was charged with two counts of petty larceny and disorderly conduct. • Jordan K. Platt 24, of Winter Springs, was arrested by Sanford police Monday al a store in the 3600 block of Orlando Drive. I le is said to have taken $317.79 in items from the store without paying. He was cliarged with retail tlieft of $300 or more. Stolen Vehicles • James Edward Hood, 49, of Anderson Circle, was arrested by Sanford police Monday at his resi­ dence. He luid reportedly taken a vehicle from a female on Sunday. He was located at the residence Monday and dunged with grand tlieft of a motor vehicle, and operat­ Wekiva River Players presents Gypsy, at the Central Florida Performing Arts Center through Oct. 16. Show times are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. Reserved seats $15. Group discounts available. The Center is at 2921 Orlando Drive in the Sanford Plaza. in a dispute with two juvenile at 4th Street and Park Avenue. He was charged with two counts of aggra­ vated battery and possession of nar­ cotics equipment. ing a vehicle with a suspended /revoked drivers license. • Matthew Dec Garda, 28, of Hillwood Drive, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at his residence as die result of a dis­ pute with a male. He was charged with battery - touch or strike (domestic battery). • Louis Burgos. 38, of Grassy Point Drive, lake Mary, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at '27lh Street and Highway 17-92. He and another man, Orlando Lopez, Jr, 27, of Airport Blvd. were found stand­ ing next to a vehide which was identified os having been stolen in Sanford. Burgos was diarged with grand theft of a motor vehicle. Lopez was charged with giving a faLse ID to a law enforcement officer and possession of narcotics equip­ ment. • James Jeremy English, and Midgette Brandon Ridiaid, both of Teen Challenge, on Sanford Avenue, were arrested by Sanford police Saturday in the 3700 block of Sanford Avenue. The two reported­ ly took a vehicle from Teen Challenge which was located on I ake Mary Boulevard. Each was diarged with grand theft of a motor vehide. Assault - Battery • Anniston Leroy Fronds, 47, of West 11til Street was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at his resi­ dence. I le was said to nave attacked a man with a machete at tliat loca­ tion the night before. He was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. • Thomas Francis Mattingly, 44, of Oak Avenue, was arrested by -------------------------------j Sanford " " ' nl police Saturday at his residence I le reportedly was involved • Daniel Toney, 22. of Willow Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at his residence. Officers said he had been in a fight with his wife. He was diarged with battery - touch or strike (domesbe violence), and obstruding justice by intimidating a witness, preventing a 911 phone call. • Herman Tompkins, 26, of Ridgewood Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at his res­ idence. He was said to be in an argument with a female. He was charged with battery - touch or strike (domestic violence). Traffic Stops • Darrell EudelL 27, of Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police on Sept. 28 in William G ark Court. He was charged with driving with a suspended license, possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana and possession of narcotics equipment. Other charges • Ronald Steven Jackson, 27, of Avocado Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday in the 1200 block of West 10th Street. He was diarged with loitering/prowling. • Stella E. Tedcsco, 43 of Willow Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday in the 2400 block of Willow Avenue near her residence She was diarged with trespassine after warning. ” Briefs Crossing Guards needed The Seminole County Sheriff's Office is currently accepting appli­ cations for the position of sctiool crossing guards. Contact tile web site al www.seminolesheriff.org and click on the left side under jobs, then dick on the crossing FRI guard. For more information or questions, contact Linda Moss at at 407-665-6612. Christian Sharing Center Various positions for men, women and high school students are open for a variety of duties with the Christian Sharing Center in Longwood. Volunteers are also needed to work in the Boutique and Thrift Store (Values Reborn) Hours can be arranged to suit 5 2 ? q schedule. Call Diann al 407­ 260-9155 ext. 6. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Sem inole Community College opens its 2005-2006 Fine Arts Theatre Season with Cole Porter's comedy "Anything G oes", at 8 p.m. : in the Sanford/take Mary 1 Campus Theatre (building G). The show will run Oct. 7­ 9 and 13-16. Thursday, Friday and Saturday shows begin at 8 p.m. and Sunday matinees tagin at 2 p.m. Tickets are $6 for the general public, $5 for seniors or stu­ dents, and free to SCC facul­ ty staff and SCC students. Reservations recommended at 407-328-2040. Bram Towers, 519 East First Street in Sanford, will present its 21st annual craft Show and Sale, Friday, Oct. 7 and Saturday, Oct. 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. SAT ___ The German American Society will present Oktoberfest at 3 p.m. at the Society's headquarters, 381 Orange Lane in Casselberry. Music will be by the Bavarians and Jess U Joan. $5 entry fee. Riders on horseback will join Children's Miracle Network on a 10-mile trail ride to benefit Shands Children's Hospital at the University of Florida and Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children Sc Women. The ride takes place in the Lower Wekiva River State Preserve in Like County. Registration is 7 a.m. Ride begins at 9 a.m. Call 407-481-2774. The next m eeting of the Post-Polio Resource Group of Central Florida will be held at Southland Suites Assisted Living of Longwood, 342 S. Wayman 260-92M 1 ,O 3 p m C a l1 4 0 7 ' D a n P in g o The Sanford Herald Editor and Publisher Administration Belt/ Bennett Legal Advsrtislng Patti Smith Display Advertising Circulation Wands Kourpamdis Wendy Bee* Adewtitmg lUnago Cheryl Smith Classified Advertising Ted Walker Editorial "Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Sieve Paradis Managvn Editor Dona Dietrich Lena Edison Marva Hawkins NicXPteifauf Dean Smith Tommy Vmcent Sunday, October 5. 2005 • Vol. 114, No. 12 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc •300 N French Ave . Sanlord F I 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 •Fax (407) 323-9408 Peraxfccai Postage Pad at Sanlord. Florida and addihonal maAng offices USPS 401280 Postmaster Send address changes to Republic Newspapers, Inc. N The SANFORD HERALD P O Boa 1667 Sanlord FL 32772-1667 ddre“ aBd Phooe n“n>ber to be jib lU h e T W ritstous; 300 N. French Avenue S^torUrFL 32771 E -M ailus: S ubscription Rates 3 Months m Sem inole County t i l oo 6 Months m Seminole County 6Z0 oo t Veer m Seminole County i m nn 1 Year Other Florida County 142 00 t Year Oul Ot State IS2 00 �T iie II ihaid Police-------------- Continued from Page 1A kidnapped her at gunpoint In told investigators the Sanford and raped her In her woman’s left hand had been SUV outside the postal distri­ tightly bound, but her right bution center on Rinehart hand seemed. The paramedic Road. Police began an investi­ also said it appeared the gation and even released a woman's wrists had been tied com posite sketch of the to her ankles between her alleged perpetrator. legs. From there, the investiga­ A nurse who conducted the tion turned up inconsistencies rape exam said there was no in the stories and found a pat­ evidence of semen and that tern of lies from previous inci­ abrasions could have been dents. caused by intercourse as far The wom an's name was back as four or five days. The redacted from the Lake Mary woman told the nurse she had investigation report, but the sex with her husband three or report references an four days before the incident. Altamonte Springs case “At no time did the nurse involving a Marrissa Suzan indicate that the examination McCorm ick from Orlando. results were consistent with a O range County property forced violent rape,” records list a Sue and Robert Conneely wrote. McCorm ick living at same Conneely also wrote that in address from the Altamonte two interviews with the report: 1404 N. Hart Blvd., In woman, her stories were Orlando. “very inconsistent”. She was “It is my conclusion and taken to the Orange County concurrence that (redacted) is Sheriff's Office, however, to not credible and that both meet with a sketch artist. cases were fabricated to get Conneely also noted inconsis­ attention,” wrote a Lake Mary tencies in Robert sergeant when the case was McCormick's story. inactivated in late June. The woman agreed to take In the rape case, police a lie detector examination, found the woman's clothes which showed evidence of outside her white Mitsubishi deception, according to Montcro off Rinehart Road. Conneely. There was an indication that "I concluded the ... inter­ the assailant tied her up. view when (redacted) became The woman was taken to violently opposed to me con­ South Seminole Hospital for a fronting her on all of her rape exam. inconsistencies and lack of “It should be noted that evidence to support her after an exhaustive search of claims,” Conneely reported. the entire area by two K9s, The investigation found one of which being a blood that the woman had emailed hound, a helicopter and mul­ relatives about being careful tiple patrol officers and detec­ not to pull over for unmarked tives noth on foot and vehicle police cars, as she had report­ all around the patrolling area, ed on May 5. Conneely said to include 1-4, no person was the emails sounded a lot like found remotely matching the news reports of the first inci­ description given by the vic­ dent. tim ," wrote Lake Mary l\vo days before the alleged Detective Michael Conneely rape, the woman’s email in his investigation report. included this sentence: "If he At the hospital, Conneely ta you out o f the car he talked with Robert ats and then rapes you." McCorm ick and an emer­ A relative contacted gency room nurse, who said Conneely about this and said the woman had reported she didn't think anything hap­ injuries to her left wrist and pened to the woman. shoulder. A doctor said her Detectives found out about an injuries did not appear to be incident that took place at The self-inflicted, but that the Body Shop at the Altamonte injury to her wrist was proba­ M all, where M cCormick . bly not caused by tying or worked i n 2 0 0 2 ... . In that incident on May 9, binding. ,. A paramedic on the scene McCormick claimed to have E The Seminole County Guardian Ad Litem Program is in need of volunteers to advo­ cate for the best interest of abused, neglected and aban­ doned children in court pro­ ceedings. To become a Guardian Ad Litem you must be 21, possess good judgment, common sense and be capable of helping a child in crisis. Training will be held at the Juvenile Justice Center, 190 Bush Blvd. in Sanford Nov. 4,5, and 10. To attend or for more infor­ mation call 407-665-5370 or visit galseminolecounty.org. been beaten and robbed by a black man with a woman accomplice. According to an Altamonte Springs police report, $500 was taken. Police set up a perimeter, but no sus­ pects were located. No one in the mall in the area of the store saw the incident or the suspects. Conneely said McCormick refused a lie detector test in the Altamonte incident. McCormick's relative also told police about another incident at Seminole Towne Center that she didn’t believe happened. On May 20, Orange County deputies contacted Lake Mary police about a home invasion at the woman’s home in Orlando. A child had called 911 to report that his mother was lied up in the garage. Deputies found her on a work­ out bench in the garage with her feet and wrists duck taped with an orange cord loosely around her. The woman appeared to have passed out, but deputies said her face was red as if she was holding her breath. She told police it was the same guy from Lake Mary that tied ner up. A roll of duct tape was found on a shelf about 20 feet from the woman. "In conclusion at the scene, it appeared as though the whole thing had been staged," Conneely wrote in his report. She later said she did not know what had happened in the garage because she had been hit in the head, but the hospital found no evidence of any head injury caused by blunt trauma. The son, who was 5, later admitted he had duct taped his mother’s wrists and ankles. In a subsequent interview on June 16 at the Lake Mary Police Department, the woman told police if they wanted, they could dose out the case and she would be OK with that. Conneely told The Herald that the woman could not be arrested for false information because she hasn’t admitted to anything. Could she face any charges? "Not without a confession from her. which we don’t have,” Conneely said TUcsday. TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 209 W. 25th S t., Sanford Since 1959...Sam c Location MV-00564 n o t ic e o f s p e c i a l c i t y e l e c t io n SANFORD CITY COMMISSION DISTRICT #4 NDT1CE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN that the Sanford City Commission has c a lle d a Special City Election to be held in District #4 in the City o f Sanford onN ovcm ber 8. 20 05, to elect one (1) City Commissioner. The nollimt place will be the Seminole County Public Health and Human Services Auditorium, 4 0 0 West Airport Boulevard. Sanford. Florida. The poll will be open from 7 :0 0 a.tn. to 7 :00 p.m. A bwntee ballot, for this election « available thoughi the S e m in o le County Supervisor o f Elections O ffice by calling 407-585-V O T E (8683). P a riv voting Will be held at the Seminole County Supervisor o f Elections S S L 1500 East Airport Boulevard, Sanford, Florida, on November 4 a m ^ n til * 0 0 p.m., on November 5 from 8 :00 a.m. until Noon. ^ N o v e m b e r 6 from Noon until 4 :0 0 p.m., and November 7 from 8:00 a.m. until 4 :0 0 p.m. . Page 3A Recovery --------- C ontinued from Pmg* LA G u a rd ia n A d L item Wednesday. Ortoticr f». 2005 i • ftsmtafinn is available at the City C lerks O ffice at Sanford City H all 3 00 North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida, phone 407-330-5603, or on www.ci.sanford.fl.us. Janet R. Dougherty, CM C City Clerk unskilled labor for a variety of light construction, home improvements, and contract labor jobs. Recovery House specializes in screen rooms and pool enclosures (installa­ tion and repair), painting and handyman services, fendng installation and repair, house­ hold furniture moving, land­ scaping and lawn mainte­ nance, janitorial and construc­ tion clean up, debris dean up and hauling. After the men in the pro­ gram get a job, they arc responsible for paying a $130 a week program fee, and Recovery House sets them up with a student trust to help them manage their money. Hagen said they help them understand what it takes to manage their money, so they can become responsible when they arc back on their own. Hagen said a prevalent drug of choice for incoming men is crack cocaine, although in the younger men there is a growing addidion of methamphetamine (crystal meth). Most men that Hagen sees are late stage chronic users. He said there is usually a fam­ ily history, and they look at the addiction as an illness sim­ ilar to diabetes. People who have alco­ holism, for example he said, cannot drink alcohol, it's toxic to them. Similarly, people who have diabetes can't have sugar. He said you wouldn't judge a diabetic, so in compar­ ison, alcoholism is a disease. The group is doing an out­ come study right now, but says no matter what the out­ come, the organization is worth continuing on. If they work with 100 men, he said, and 10 arc successful, then that is a big impact. Hagen said lust one impacted man can change his family history and impact more than just themselves. Recovery House teaches the men accountability and family values, such as bring a good father, and paying child support, if that's the situation they are in. He said they also .try to give the men some type of reconciliation with their family, or their estranged wives, if that's the case. “There’s a lot of success sto­ ries in our community," Hagen said. One exam ple is Erik Robinson, who is the assistant to the director for Recovery House. He was in the pro­ gram for 14 months. Robinson claimed that when he walked into the Recovery House he had only flip-flops, a pair of shorts and a shirt. "That's it," he said. Robinson, who had an addiction to alcohol and drugs, said since being in the program he has taken care of nis legal problems, got his dri­ ver's license back, got back in touch with his family and overall had a life-changing experience. "Honestly," he said of what might have been if he hadn’t gone to the Recovery House. "I’d be headed toward near dead or dead." Hagen stressed that men don't need to wait until they've got nothing left. "We can raise the bottom up. You don't have to lose everything to come in," Hagen said. One volunteer, Margie Stone, said that when she first came in to help, she had no idea what to expect. What she found was a learning experi­ ence that she'll always treas­ ure. She’s met people from all walks of life from 18-yearolds, to 70-ycar-olds, to wealthy men, to povertystricken men. "Abuse doesn't have any criteria," Stone said. "They are all people," The staff believes that a strong spiritual foundation is essential to the men's recov­ ery. They also believe in the 12-step program and arc there to offer help and hope, they say, to those who have a prob­ lem and are willing to follow a simple plan of action to bring about change. "If you're sick and tited of being sick and tired, ask for help," Robinson said. ie Recovery House is currcntly looking for volunteers. They recently had to shut down their thrift store hours to twice a week because they did not have enough volun­ teers to help run it. The house is looking for a bus to hold 24 men to take them to church and to meetings. They arc also seeking an em ployer to partner with who needs good reliable labor, or an industry or busi­ ness owner they can partner with that the men can do in house. For more information on the Recovery House of Central Florida, Inc. contact 407-323-5857 or visit www.recovcryhouseinc.com. t . Briefs Divorce Care Community United Methodist Church, 4921 Highway 17-92 in Casselberry will hold a Divorce care group meeting every Wednesday from 6:30 until 8:30 p.m, for people going through a divorce or separation. Come and participate in the healing proems. For more information call 407-831-3777. Support offered Hospice of the Comforter is looking for com passionate volunteers to befriend patients, offer respite to their caregivers, extend bereave­ ment support to patients' famadministra­ t e s anid provide . live support Training classes are held monthly. Call 407­ 682-0808, voice mall 430 or hospiccofthecomforter.org. Central Florida newcomers All ladies of the area are invited to membership lunch­ eons at area restaurants and country clubs on the third Thursday of each month. Call 407-971-3911 or 407-568-3600. �I'flffC Tiie 4A Wednesday. October 5.2005 H era ld Stop smoking or lose w elglit through w ellness Seminars W e're E x c ite d '11 SANFORD Emily King King of SANFORD — — Emily of Sanford had tried to quit smok­ ing on her own. She tried med­ ication, which helped some, but it wasn't until she underwent hypnosis through the Wellness Seminars that she actually quit. 'I tried to cut down and you know that sort of thing. That was totally futile," she said. “It was like an alcoholic thinking he can go out and drink one drink. 1 just wanted to stop smoking." Sire started smoking when she was 15, King admitted, and sire's in her early 50s now. The thought of being hypnotized Come brotvse through preoumed furniture, home decor and hand made crufts. didn't scare scare her; hot she she said. said. IK-program s are The programs areweight weightloss loss didn’t "I went in with an open and smoking cessation semi­ mind, a willing spirit and a will nars that combine the power of to live," she said Ibesday. How hypnosis with behavior modifi­ many cigarettes has she smoked cation. The first 45 minutes of each since tire treatment? "None, and session is a free orientation, it will be a year Nov. 13." There arc two seminars com­ according to Rena Greenberg, ing up this weekend: one to director. If participants feel com­ stop smoking and one to lose fortable, they pay a one-time fee weight. The Stop Smoking sem­ of $69. Participants can save $10 inar takes place at Central by registering at online at easyFlorida Regional Hospital, 1401 willpower.com, Greenberg said. W. Seminole Blvd, in Sanford from 10 a.m. to noon. The weight loss seminar takes place same day, same location from 1 to 3 p.m. Thefee feeincludes includesam amhypnotic hypnotic The session, behavior modification booklet, home reinforcement audiocassettc tape or CD, and ^ unlimited free repetitions of the' hypnosis, if needed, she said. Wellness Seminars has offered smoking cessation and weight control programs in more than 70 hospitals since 1990. No reservations are required. For more information 1-800-848-2822. Consignments Accepted See }'o At K B U V T in iL P U tC E Big Lota Plaza, 17-02 ft Lake Mary Blvd. Mon. - S at 10 - 6, Sunday Noon - 6 NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE T h e City of Sanford proposes to adopt the following ordinance: ORDINANCE NO. 3927 E s S USE ELEM ENT AND O F S A N F O R D C O M P R E H E N S IV E P L / ^ A M E N D IN G T O U C Y 1 2 .^ 7 , r H F O R S E V E R A B IL IT Y : P R O V ID C O N F L I C T S ; P R O V ID - Z F0RA NEFFECT,VE D A TE. Regarding property show n below: illiilii Herald photo by Tomm y Vlncont Anastasia Margeolas. Christina Whitley and Afyssa Marino work to raise money lor Ashton Parks who needs a heart transplant. Heathrow girls work to savo llfo of a peer said. . , The girls said that because it was the middle of the week, the trail was slow er than HEATHROW — Three 10- usual. They said sometimes year-old girls are selling people come by and say lemonade this week to help they'll come back to get some rave another girl their age. lemonade and make a dona­ When Anastasia tion once they get money. So Margeolas, of Heathrow, have raised far, the girls L ............. heard the story of Ashton almost $500. Parks, who needs a second "W e're just trying to keep heart transplant because of business going," Anastasia Coronary Artery Disease, she and her friends said. wanted to help. Out helping the girl's on She and two of her friends, Monday were friend Christina Whitley, of Brandon, Anastasia s little Heathrow, and Alyssa sister Ariatia and their white M arino, of O viedo, are curly-haired dog. parked outside the Oakmonte On A shton's Web site, Apartments in Heathrow in a ww w.ashtonparks.com , it shady part of a small park says that Ashton "h a s Rn that sits on the Seminole- infectious laugh, she likes Wekiva Trail selling lemon­ school and going to church, ade to people walking, bik­ and she needs a new heart. ing, and roller-blading by. Friends of Ashton's family Anastasia said they want have an account with the to raise as much money ns Children’s Organ Transplant they can to assist A shtons Association (COTA). financial costs associated COTA is a not-for-profit with the transplant. The sec­ national charity dedicated to ond transplant will cost helping families raise the nec­ approxim ately $65,000, essary funds for transplant which will include initial expenses. transplant costs, num erous "M ost o f us will never follow -up visits and thera­ have to face the emotional pies. There is also the cost stress and fear of a heart involved w ith travel to transplant. At ten years old, Shand ’s H ospital in Ashton is facing It for a sec­ G ainesville, housing costs ond tim e." the Web site said. and loss of time from work The three girls are excited for her parents. because this weekend they Tire girls are off of school will meet Ashton and present this week, so in addition to her with the collected dona­ selling lem onade, they are tions. also having car washes and "W e're just trying to save they also sold pizza at their her," Anastasia said. stand for awhile. "E veryone should have a “We're just trying to keep chance." business going," Anastasia By Llane Edlxon H erald Staff • JS S k \>vHMr City of Sanford, Florida Proposed Map Amendments 1897 Rinehart Rd. 3985 ft 4005 School SL. 3940 Church >tre« Iowa r Rd St. _______ I Park Av 2529/2507 Old Lake /Rd 12 3524 Sanford Ave. 3912 ft 3916 Sanlord Ave. 3005 St. Johns Pa 3795 ft 3890 priaann Avfl._ ■64 1.6 194.7 21 Totali i: 258.04 , 1-4-111-1-4 High Intensity PSP - PubUc/Setni-Public SE - Suburban Estate* W1C - Westsidc Industry and Commerce Do you “v*" ’ s s r e s j a ? - - ' ' ' ' 171 .24 *i7/l Jun»1 mallrr! Proposed City Future Land Use Plan Map Designation Existing Future Land Use Plan Man Pagination _ HIP - Target Industry HIP-Target Industry Address Acres ’ MHi WIC HIP - Tamei Industry----HIP-Tamet Industry-----HIP - Target Industry P/SP_______________ Public*^ laaloubllc _ _________ MDR-1S ____________ ___________ MDR__________ ^ l p r -s f _________ ___________ MDR__________ LPR-SF RP _____ \r>R Conservation-----LDR QC. RO!_________ CXC Commercial ~~ p/sP: I nR-SF: RP ~ ” " ___________ " 1 DR I LDR-SF ___ iD R _ __________LDR-SF______________ LDR___________ __________LPR-SF______________ IDR MDR-10 MDR mp.Targat Industry SE, Conservation Abbreviations: |- Industrial RP - Resource Protection NC - Neighborhood Commercial PC - General Commercial MPR-10 ~ , SE. RP LDR-SF Low Density Residential - Single Family WDBD Waterfront Downtown Business District MDR-IO - Medium Density Residential, 10 DU/A MDR-13 - Medium Density Residential, 13 DU/A Avenue, Sanlord, Florida. If you i n ■ h «n e o »D c r wid> (kins equity. •!>*»* • “ •sesBc* you w ill quality for * losn p u t*. unallr *rUAl* U ktmrt. w.t « » ^«< “ I-« S •» ma> algo submit written comments, You can find ool u »* t *h* and free o t c h » » * Honey M m H o rn lx * n » b l « = » ~ byteFL Dapt- of 1» 7 d jy > H W - t W - l b l be Inspected by the public. a d v ic e t o t h e p u s c ic «c rises IW.WW* : if a p e r s o n d e c i d e s g jg g S S S S f f iS -S S r S S S S W a M OF SANFORD. (FS 286.0105) sssssbeh m a y n i^ d a ^ r w t im *r eco r d w S S S I S ™ . ■ n o t pr o vided b y t h e c r y Duty *1J» * '•***" OSAlS IOSLUB D JIlH A T ^bblrfD U netics foundation s s k s b /"' a S T t o O n b r 1813) 872-0722 I . be*. 1 t • O F T H E PRO* Cynthia Porter, Deputy City Clerk �Wednesday. Metfiber 5. 2(Mir» I’ilfJcTiA T i ll . H lRA I.ll Former resident dies in Rochester Obituaries CATHERINE DeLEO BA BIETT Catherine DeLeo Babied, 74, of Holly Hill, died Monday, Oct. 3, 2005 in Daytona Beach. She was born Sept. 9, 1931 in Boston, Mass. Sne was a homemak­ er. Survivors include daugh­ ter, Catherine Russell. Interment will be in Ml. Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Mass. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. EDNA MAY BROW N Edna May Brown, 88, of DeLand, died Saturday, Oct. 1,2005 in Hartford City, Ind. She retired to Sanford in 1980 and moved to Woodland Towers, DeLand in 2003. She was a member of New Creation Lutheran Church, Sanford. Survivors include chil­ dren, Robert E. Brown of DeBary, Carolyn Stcinfeldt of Huron, Ohio, Faul E. Brown of Albany, Ind., Lawrence Al. Brown of Hartford City, Ind.; six grandchildren; nine great­ grandchildren. Visitation will be Wednesday, Oct. 5, from 5 until 7 p.m. with funeral services Thursday, Oct. 6 at 1 p.m. at Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. JA N ICE C. BROW N Janice C. Brown, 56, died Saturday, Oct. 1, 2005 in Port Orange. She was born July 6, 1949 in San Diego, Calif. She was a member of Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church. Survivors include hus­ band, Randy Brown; son, James M. Reynolds; daugh­ ters, Stephanie M. Brown and Samantha L. Brown; mother, Betty L. Doyle; brothers, Donald Doyle, Jim Doyle, Jeff Doyle; sisters, Barbara Kipp, Jeanne Freeman, Julie Miller. B y M arva H a w kins Funeral services were held Tuesday, Oct. 4 at Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church with burial in Oaklawn Park Cemetery. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. Richmond, Va. She was a homemaker. Survivors include son, Lee Peed; two grandchil­ dren; four great-grandchil­ dren. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. RICA RD O JERO M E H ICKS Ricardo Jerome Hicks, 48, of First Street, Sanford, died Thursday, Sept. 29, 2005 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. I le was H icks born Aug. 21. 1957, In Sanford. He was a cab driv­ er and a member of St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors include sons, Mario Ricardo Jerome Hicks of Milton, Fla., Michael Romeo Hicks of Sanford, Darius L. Beamon of Atlanta and Marlon D. Fleming of Florida daughters, Latilia Shaniece Hicks of Casselberry, Ritarsha Lavonne I ticks, Renee Angela Marie Hicks and Ashley Alexandria Hicks, all of Sanford; brothers, Lindsey B. Hicks, Carlos W. Hicks, Charles A. Hicks, Calvin Powell, Kelvin Powell and Alvin C. Hicks, Jr., all of Sanford; sisters, Sharon H. Williams, Cynthia Delores Hicks, Idella L. Campbell, Tammy Barnes, Cynthia Danielsllick s, Cassandra Lawrence, Kelly Dixon, Cheryl Powell and Jacquelyn Y. Moore, all of Sanford; seven grandchil­ dren. W ilson-Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. M ILD RED IRENE RUSH Mildred Irene Rush, 81, of Lake Mary, died Sunday, Oct. 2, 2005. She was born Jan. 13, 1924 in Delaware, Ohio, and moved to Sanford from Miami in 1968. She was a homemaker. Survivors include sons, Thad and Brian both of lake Mary; grandchildren. Justin (USAF) in England, Erin, Keilee and Skylar, all of Lake Mary; brothers, William and Richard Longhenry, both of Westerville, Ohio. Graveside services will be held Wednesday, Oct. 5, al 10 a m. at Glenn Haven Memorial Park, Winter Park. The family would like to thank Lake Mary Health and Rehab for their care of Larry and Millie. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. RACHEL G. PECCI Rachel G. Peed, 91. of Orlando, died Saturday, Oct. 1, 2005 in Orlando. She was born June 19, 1914 in Herald Correspondent MARLON D. YOUNG JR . Marlon D. Young Jr., 15, of Petunia Terrace, Sanford, died Sunday, Oct. 2, 2005, at Central Florida Regional Hospital. He was born Jan. 2, 1990, in Sanford and was a life­ long resident. Survivors include par­ ents, Nlillicent and Bruce Gilchrist; sisters, Shanquetia, Ashley, Brittany; brothers Ulysses and Bruce, Jr.; great-grand­ mother Nedia Mae Willingham; grandfather Milton Duhart; grandmoth­ er, Darlene Young; Funeral services will be held Friday, Oct. 7, at 4 p.m. at Sunrise Funeral Home Chapel, 900 Locust Avenue. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. - 'Jo v t ■*1 OaklawnMemorial Park Sen’ing Central Florida Since 1954 ‘A Friend W hen Y ou R eally N eed O ne Y S W f In M emory SCC Theatre Dept, presents Cole Porter’s ‘Anything Goes’ SANFORD — Seminole Community College opens its 2005-06 Fine Arts Theatre Season with Cole Porter's musical comedy "Anything Goes", Friday, Oct. 7 at 8 p.m. in the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus Theatre (building G). An American theatre clas­ sic, "Anything Goes" tells the story of the voyage of the SS America as it sails from New York to London, with a mot­ ley group of passengers, including the nightclub singer Reno Sweeney, her pal Billy Crocker, Crocker's debutantelove Hope llarcuurt, MoonFace Mooney and Public Enemy No. 13 who slips onto the ship to avoid the FBI. Set in the 1930s, the show features such Cole Porter hits as; "I Get a Kick Out of You," "You’re the Top," "Its De­ Lovely," "Blow, Gabriel, Blow" and of course the show-stopping title number, "Anything Coes". r m r x a x t —■o f— ‘Anything Goes" features four student leads and several local com­ munity members including SCC Theatre graduate Abby Wallace; Drew Slorie, Seminole County attorney; and local community and pro­ fessional theatre veterans Larry Stallings, Derek Ormond and Kylie Koscoc. The show will run Oct. 7-9 and 13-16. Thursday, Friday and Saturday shows begin at 8 p.m. and Sunday matinees begin at 2 p.m. Ticket prices are $6 for the general public, $5 for seniors (55+) or students of other schools and free to SCC facul­ ty, staff and currently enrolled SCC students. Reservations are recom­ mended at 407-328-2040. We x rr Mil to xnimurwe I In- [ u » Inzon SalunUy, Oct. 1 . o f M onroe L amar F ryer M N TM M V M N TC O . ■ISPtXV YM D Q o n . Hunt. Owner of R4im*>n-l Mi*tr»wASrllW* Fry* \lift kng mudrl* «*fSAnf-ftl. FU II* aNm) Vr!rr*n Akmur Sanf.tH h4*f nffWrr ll«- M-*nl hi«k^g*"*! HnVv u « firrfight* r al l aje* kriuint) (Vnlrr KrtinngA*« iJrtrtrtunl aflrf 11)rm Amiaikl hunter ami fwhcmuHhr •** knownfur hi* *■«! nature ami knr nfa fuial j*A»\hb aUltngiir** Inghr a helpingham! ami kirn) »uni Hr will hr wofrlj BiIwmwI Sunhnl Ih Wifr (lurk)) V*Ti |Mil IkiMia (( hrr>l) Kmlnr>. Mtkr. Mark I Daughter* Una (Brian) Miller. IAura Nell. IW xk>,( amwl Brother* iiar> (llilllaaa). Brute (Dunr). 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They had seven chil­ dren; Marianna, Angelica, Timeka, Sgt. Makalain, Titus, Tyrell Arthur, and Titus Jerome Scott. Titus and his family lived in Rochester, N.Y. where he was well loved on his job. He was employed by tne city of and friends, always with a big smile on his fact and plenty of love in his heart. Titus departed this life Saturday, Sept. 24, 2005 at Rochester General I lospital. I le will be memorialized Saturday, Oct. 8 at 4 p.m. at his home church. First Shiloh Missionary Baptist church. Rev. Dr. Harry D. Rucker, Pastor, at 7(X) Elm Avenue in Sanford. Interment was at Riverside Cemetery in Rochester, N.Y. on Friday, Sept. 30, 20415. Left to cherish his memory were wife, Elizabeth; mother Arthur Henderson Scott; brothers, Clarence (Herritt), Bruce (Metta), seven children, aunts, uncles, nephews, cousins, classmates and a host of friends. R o ch e ste r for 17 years as an ESOI Driver in the Depart­ ment of E n v ir o n ­ mental S e rv ic e s . I le was also a secu­ Titus Scott rity guard al Mt. Hope Resident Complex, where his concern for all allowed him the opportunity to ensure everyone's safety and prevent any criminal activities under his watchful eyes. His hobby was the love to interact with others as a pho­ tographer who enjoyed mem­ ories of people and places he took. A guy who was helpful around his community. He loved to cook, barbeque, and eat. A grand and loveable father, son, brother, nephew and friend, he would show up in Sanford to spend time with his mother, brother, family AND FUNERAL HOMES 24 Hr*. Telephone (407) 322-4263 , 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 ,.A s k FREE CASKET at their time of need. Brisson’s attentive staff can also provide veterans with infomatlon about a free burial service at the national cemetery. Brisson - a trusted name since 1940. 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Officers in Sanford start out at $31,384, while Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Lake Mary, Longwood, and Oviedo Police Departm ents have starting salary ranges betw een $32,000 and $35,000. The union will discuss the latest offer with its members, but Uachigian said it's going to get "ugly and nasty" for the city. The city's labor attorney, Benton Wood, tried to include a step increase in the offer, but union reps said that's already a done deal, and should already be in next fiscal year's budget. The department is on a 13step plan, which includes a three percent raise each time you move up a step. In order to move up a step, an officer must receive a satisfactory rating. The union claims that the whole wage scale is off, and that is what they are try­ ing to increase. The labor attorney said we're getting lied to by the lie said that's how good their relationship and trust m The union accused Wood was with the city of Sanford. of asking for supporting He said they have never had documentation of retention that with that step increase, adjustm ent this year, that a problem with the city until rates and call outs for service plus the two percent offer, would bring them back up to they brought the new labor made by the Sanford Police, the department is essentially scale because he knew the attorney to the table. and then not sharing them They also claimed that giving all of Its officers a five city was going to be in good with city officials. They also financial shape. Finance D irector Kevin percent raise. said he did not read the con­ In fact, Golden said that Union President Sgt. Ned Smith was at the last bar­ in place, Golden disagreed. He said when M ayor Linda Kuhn gaining meeting and agreed tract already that during last year’s nego­ asked for their endorsement that Grieshaber had prom­ because lie would have tiations, which were with for her campaign as mayor, ised to get the wage scales known that the three percent increase in steps in their cur* former City M anager Al she also vowed to honor any back on par this year. rent wage scale, should not Grieshaber Jr., they took a prom ises made for the "W e took him on his have even been mentioned zero percent raise to the union. word," Uachigian said. "The Ted Butler, the union vice i n the bargaining table. entire wage scale because mayor said they would "I'm coming here with lull the city did not have the president, said: "We took honor it. We're getting lied funds. Golden said that the zero," based on a hand­ to by the attorney and now direction," Wood told the union was promised an shake. "T h is is the city 's final offer,” Wood said. The city 's human resources director. Sheryl Chapman, said that the city couldn’t com m ent on the contract offers because they are still in negotiations. "We want to maintain a good working relationship with our union." Chapman said. LDUE'S Improving Home Improvement SAVE ENERGY. SAVE M ONEY. FREE i tome 3-1/2" Thick 1 15" Wtde Faced R-13 Insulation { O W I MS C O IIN IM C , H o w - T o Clinics featuring i n f o m i a ^ o n ^ A ^ S e a lm g , L ig h tin g . Energy-Saving Products, and os. more. S a tu rd a y s in O c to b e r , 1 :0 0 p m walls, or any small protect around the house •Helps control noise *13235 Low e's hss been ■ long standing supporter ot the Am erican Bad Crosa D lsssler Relief Fund. If you w ou ld like to contribute, donations are being C o n tin u e d from Page 1A |y for all humanity and organized annual thanksgiv­ ing and C hristm as dinners for the home­ less and needy citi­ zens, also h old in g f u n d r a is ­ ing drives that gener­ ated funds E v an s donated to the American Red Cross for hurricane victims. ArviinilnK to Annie tl.illoway. a member of Mommy, Cilery Clnirdr. when livans was called o pastor In 1967, he was one of tire most humble persons site had ever met. “Rev. Evaas was loved by many because he preached and taught with kindness, under­ standing . and humility," Galloway said. "When he first started to pastor at Morning Glory’, 1 was a religious person, but not a bom-again Christian. It was under the consistent leadership of Rev. Evans that I truly became a bom-again Christian, which has caused me to be more active in my church and community. Now, I am currently lire president of the Deaconess Board and a missionary." In addition to being pastor _f Morning Glory, Rev. Evans also helped establish a credit union at Morning Glory, which subsequently merged with the McCoy Credit Union in Orlando. He also served for approximately 26 years as pres­ ident of Congress Number One, which is affiliated with the 1st South Florida Missionary Baptist Association. Many ministers have been ordained under his leadersliip. Many folks will also remem­ ber Rev. Evans as being a self­ employed Master Masonry and can find many of his works aiound tlie community and tlie stale of Florida, lie also worked for Orange County public Works and he worked with and retired from the Sanford Housing Authority. Rev. Evans was bom in Greenville, Florida, to tlie late Annie Mae Bea-Crews and Ishmael (Peacli) Emmanuel Evans. He had two wives to precede him in death. I le was tlie fatlier of five biological diildren and raised four frum his second marriage. Evans exem­ plified strung diaracter in llvat lie loved his family, diurdi and community. Deacon Anderson Mckiruie, Superintendent of Sunday Sdioul at Morning Glory Missionary Baptist Churdi expressed his droughts on knowing Evans. "I really admired him. I loved him for being just who lie was and respected liim greatly". Funeral services will be Friday at 11 am . at Calvary Temple of Praise, 2020 McCracken Road in Sanford. Viewing will be Fhursday from 4 until 8 p.m at Morning Glory Missionary Baptist Churdi. Wilson-Eidiclbvrger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in diarge of arrangements. state union rep Uachigian said that Wood needed to tell the Sanford C itv Commission that it they go to impasse it's going to get nasty and ugly <*> •40 sq. ft. roll •Ideal for Insulating exterior Evans union. 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The pit gate will open at 4 p.m. with division practice from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and racing action tvginning at 7JO p.m. General admission will be $10 for adults, $5 for students and seniors, and free for children 11 and under. Come join us for the best Saturday night of fun anyone can nave!!!! For more information, please call 3864274129, or visit the website at www.fascar.org. SANFORD YOUTH BASKETBALL Registration has begun for Ih3 Sanford Leisure Services Youth Basketball League. The League is for play­ ers from 5-lo-13 years old and will play at two sites starting November 12th. The Biddy Ball Divisions (5 4 6 year olds, players bom in ihe years 2000 and 1999) and Prep Divisions (7, 8 4 9 year olds, for players bom in the years 1998, 1997 and 1996) will be playing their games at Seminole Trinity Christian. The Junior- Division (10 4 11 year olds fur players bom in the year* 1995 and 1994) and the Senior Division (12 4 13 year olds for players bom In the years 1993 and 1992) will be playing at Millennium Middle. The fee is $50 per play­ er (or Sanford residents and $60 for non-resi­ dents. 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. KIDS NIGHT OUT Parents, if you are look­ ing for an opportunity to spend a quiet evening together and for your kids to be entertained, look no further! The City of Casselberry's Kids Night Out is liere for you! Elementary school aged children will have fun spending time with their friends at a night designed especially for them. Children will play games, make a craft, watch a movie and enjoy a special activity. You can rest assured that your children are having fun in a safe, supervised environment while you enjoy a night to your­ selves. Kids Night Out will be offered on October 7th, November 11th and December 9th from 6 p.m.-to-10 p.m. at the Casselberry Recreation Center, located at 200 North Triplet Lake Drive. The cost is $10 for Casselberry residents, $15 for Non-residents, and $20 for everyone day of the program. Children must wear tennis shoes. Dinner is not provided, but a snack and drink will be provided. Register at the Parks and Recreation Administrative Office located at 125 E. Melody Lane, Monday-throughl-ri Jay, 8 a.m-4o-5 p.m. For more information about programs at the City ol Casselberry, please contact 407-262<720 X 1307, or by email at pks.recassttfcasselberryorg Dolphins win another shootout, take 5-6 lead Special to tha Herald If you haven't been out to Ft. Mellon Park to sec these youngsters play, you’re missing a treat. The 5-6 year olds continue to put on a great show as the Dolphins won a shootout for the second straight week, outscoring the Raiders, 25-28, to take over the top spot in the youngest divi­ sion in the Sanford Leisure Services Youth Flag Football League. The other game from Week 4 was even more phenomenal as the Fins were able to move to the top of the standings because the Giants handed the Raiders their second straight over­ time setback, 42-35. Bucs, Dolphins stay unbeaten in Sanford Youth Flag Football The other divisions also featured exciting games, although the two undefeated teams did nave the easiest time of it. In the 7-9 year olds, the unbeaten Buccaneers cruised to 4-0 with an 18-6 victory, but the other game was a real nail-biter with the Giants bouncing back from last week's first loss to edge the Raiders, 13-12 In the 10-12 division, the Raiders also remained undefeated at 4-0 and took a full two-game lead with a 14-6 victory over the second place Buccaneers and the Dolphins won their first game of the season, surviv­ ing a defensive battle with the Giants, 9-6. This Saturday (October 8th), in the 5­ 6 year olds, the Dolphins (3-1) face the Giants (2-2) at 8:30 a.m. and the Buccaneers (2-2) challenge the Raiders (1-3) at 9 JO a.m.; In the 7-9 year olds, the Giants (3-1) tackle the Dolphins (1- 3) at 8:30 a.m. and the Buccaneers (4-0) battle the Raiders (0 4 ) at 9:30 a.m.; and in the 10-12 year olds, the Giants (1-3) look to upset the Raiders (4-0) at 1030 a.m. and the Dolphins (1-3) look to move up the standings against the Buccaneers (2-2) at 11JO a.m. 5 It 6 YEAR OLDS DOLPHINS 35. RAIDERS 28 Henry Sigura ran for four touch­ downs and Daniel Charles added another score as the Dolphins moved into first place. Kaleb Jones and Chase Pritchard scored touchdowns in the first half to keep the Raiders close, but in the secSee Flag, Page 2B Growing pains Lake Mary Prep keeps spirits high Brown’s kick lifts Knights Special to the Herald By Tony DeSormler Special to the Herald LAKE MARY — There's no hurrying growing up. In Just their second year of varsity football competition, the Lake Mary Prep Griffins are experiencing growing pains tins of the worst kind, While le no-one could have realistically expected many wins this soon, few would have thought it would have been this hard for the young Griffins to score points. On Friday night, DaytonaWarner Christian gave the Griffins another Ttaid lesson, trouncing the hosts 71-0. NotI only v was it the sixth i of the season for Lake Mary Prep, it was the sixth time the Griffins have been shut out this season. Still, coach Mike Mitchell wore a proud smile as the crowd walked away. 'I have a lot of pride in this team of ours, said Mitchell. "They have a lot heart. There's no quit in this team. They're fighters, right down to the final whistle, tardies* of the score." regar lamer Christian, which is Wa one of three teams tied for third in the Florida Sports Writers Association's Class IB state rankings, scored almost at will against the Griffins, reaching the end zone each of the first eight times that it had possession of the ball. After going up 42-0 In the first quarter; the Eagles (3-2 2-0 In 1B4) went into cruise control throwing just one pass the rest of the night and using three offensive linemen to run the ball In the second half. "You coach the kids to play," said Warner Christian coach Andy Price. "Lake Mary Prep is a real young team without a lot of play­ ers. But they played us hard and never gave up." The Griffins had a golden opportunity to break their scoreless streak in the fourth quarter when Bobby Zinsmaster tossed a 50-yard Quarterback Bobby Zinsmaster (N o. 12, above) had a good night for homa•tending Lake Mary Prep, but near misses, despite a great effort, like the one by Eric Desharm e (N o . B2. left), kept the Griffins from scoring their first points of the season as they fell to No. 3 state-ranked Warner Christian from Daytona Beach, 71-0, In a Claes 1BDlstrlct 4 gam e - Friday night. LM P la now 0-6 over­ all and 0-2 In IB -4 , while Warner Christian Improved to 3 -2 overall and 2-0 in district play. Lake Mary Prep will be Idle this week, but will return to the field on Friday, October 14th, to host The M is te r’s Academy at 7 p.m. In what Is sura to be a hard-fought game as both squads will be looking for their first wins of the season, it will also be a district encounter. See Griffin^ Page 2B UCF senior place-kicker John Brown kicked a 28-yard field goal with three seconds remaining in the game to lift the Golden Knights to a 24-21 victory at Louisiana-Lafayette Saturday evening. UCF snapped the nation's longest road losing streak of 15 games, winning for the first time on the road since a 48-31 victory at Miami of Ohio on November 23,2002 The Golden Knights evened their record at 2-2 on the sea­ son. It marked just the third time In Division I-A history for the Golden Knights they have a .500 record or Better after four games to start a season. The last-second victory was the first for UCF since Javier BfPf»nW» kicked a game-win­ ning field goal aa time expired at Alabama In 2000. UCF'i offense scored first for the second straight week as Junior quarterback Steven Moffett executed a perfect hitch-and-go route to Lake Howell's Brandon Marshall for a 60-yard touchdown. The Golden Knights used Just three plays to cover 71 yards for an early 7-0 advantage. For the game, Marshall had five catches for 107 yards. The Golden Knights contin­ ued to dick offensively on their second drive of tne game as they drove 55 yards in eight plays, capped off by an 11aid touchdown pass from offett to Dontavius Wilcox. On UCFs first two drives of the game, Moffett was 5-for-5 passing for 115 yards and two tou chdowns. Moffett's sensational start continued in the second quar­ ter as UCFs marched 92 yards for its third touchdown in as many drives. The 92-yard drive • UCFs longest scoring drive of the season - ended with a 15-yard touchdown pass from Moffett to Marshall to make the score 21-0 UCF. Moffett was 10-of-lO passing for 182 yards and three touch­ downs on UCFs first three possessions. The 10 straight completions tied a career-high for Moffett and place him in a tie for sixth in UCF single­ game history for consecutive completions. The Ragin' Cajuns finally got on the scoreboard on their next drive as Abdule Levier scored on a one-yard plunge to cut R S e t UCF, Page 6B Lions roaring again By Dm h Smith Herald Stall Last year's forgettable season for the Oviedo High School football team is quickly becoming that....forgotten. Friday night the Lions existed their second shutout of an Orlando school this season, improving to a county best 5-1 on the season with a 29-0 whitewashing of University. Offensively, Oviedo got touchdowns from four different players and the defense, led by line­ backer Jordan Dalrymple, held the host Cougars (2-3) to only 11 yards rushing. After a scoreless first quarter Dalrymple got the Lions on the board with a 1-yard plunge and O u nce Weise converted the first of his three extra point kicks in the game to give the visitors a 7-0 lead. Quarterback Tyler Crockett who was making his second appearance since returning from a preseason injury, got into the act later in the sec­ ond quarter hitting Josh knight with a 19-yard scoring strike and when Dalrymple ran in the two-point conversion, Oviedo led 154) at half­ time. University looked aa if it might have a chance to get back into the game early in the third quar­ ter as the Cougars had the Lions pinned at their own nine-yard line. But Oviedo put the game away, using up 3 JO of the dock to go 91 yards, the final two by sophomore running back Xavier McGinnis for the touchdown. The final score came in the fourth period when sophomore Cody Williford, who performed admirably at quarterback in Crockett's absence, broke free for a 40-yard touchdown run. Crockett completed 8-of-12 passing attempts for 109 yards and the touchdown, while the bal­ anced running attack was led by Austin Watson with 70 yards on nine carries In other county action from Friday: Sec Football, Page 68 The Oviedo defense smothers the University Quarterback durino a 20-0 shutout of the Cougars Friday night. �P a g e 2 B Midweek, OctotHT 5-0, 20(l.ri F la g -----------------Continued from Page IB ■ond half it was Timothy Adsidc Jr ripping off some big runs to put the Raiders In good field position and set up a pair of Camera Rosen touchdown runs. But in the end, the Dolphins defense came up with a big stop as time ran out to hold onto the win. Players of the Game: Dolphins _ Henry Segura; Raiders _ Camera Bosco. GIANTS 42, BUCCANEERS 35 Jordan McIntyre and Charles Jackson scored five of the six touchdowas as the Giants sur­ vived In overtime. Telvin Duval scored the other Giants’ touch­ down when he ran it in from 40 yards out to tie the scon.* at half. Late In the second half McIntyre appeared to give the Giants the win with an exciting 50-yard touchdown run. But Alexandra Frazier came right back to tie the game in the final seconds with a 35 yard touchdown run and send the game to overtime even at 35-35. The Giants won the coin toss to begin overtime and McIntyre scampered in from 30 yards. This time, however, the Bucs were unable to answer back as the Giants’ defease bowed Its collective backs lo shut down the Buccaneers on four plays. Players of the Game: Giants _ Jordan Mcintyrv: Buccaneers _ Alexandra Fralzer. 7-TO-9 YEAR OLDS BUCCANEERS (4-0) 18, DOLPHINS (1-3) 6 Robert Bradley Jr. rushed for a nine-yard for touchdown to open the game for the Buccaneers, but Derek Johnson aaswered with a three-yard touchdown ran for the Dolphins and the game was tied at 6-6 at halftime. The Bucs defense kicked it into high gear in Griffins T iik lira Mil the second half with Tyler Cogbum intercepting a Ryan Tanksley pass to stop a Dolphins drive and Buccaneers quarterback Cody Almony but his team ahead to stay when he ran for 16 yards for the touchdown. The Dolphiax were forced to punt on their next possession and Almony scored the insurance touchdown when he ran il back for 47 yards. Players of the Game: Buccaneers _ Running back Robert Bradley Jr; Dolphins _ Running back Derek. GIANTS 13, RAIDERS 12 Comcrback Xavier Standi stepped his game up this week for the Giants by playing cxdting defease In the first half with several big plays to thwart Raiders drives. The Raiders finally scored their first points of the season when quarterback Chris Stewart scored on a three-yard run, but opposing quar­ terback Santonio Jackson aaswered with a 50yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Standi then stopped running back Raishawn Kanson at the five-yard line to prevent the Raiders from scoring and on the next play Jackson ran 61 yards for whal proved to be the winning touchdown. Jackson men threw a twoyard pass to McKlaine Johnson for the extra point that was the diffca*nce in the game. Elijah Grooms got the Raiders close when he scored on a 46-yard touchdown ru a But Stewart was stopped by Standi on the extra point attempt as time ran out. Player* of the Game: Giant* _ Running back Xavier Standi; Raider* _ Running back Elijah Grimms. 16-TO-12 YEAR OLDS DOLPHINS (1-3) 9, GIANTS (1-3) 6 Thomas Keamy ran 19 yards for a Dolphins touchdown for the game’s first score and Charlie Biebcr ran in the extra point and Carl Frazier Jr. . innto t o po: p o in ts . Continued from Page IB pass to Eric Dcsharme. A per­ sonal foul agaiast Warner Christian on the play moved the ball to the Eagle 7-yard line. TWo plays later, Ziasmaster lofted a pass to Dcsharme in the aim er of the end zone. While Dcsharme and the Griffin faithful all believed he came down with the ball in the end zone, he was ruled out by the officials. However, defen­ sive pass interference was called on the play, giving Lake Mary Prop the ball inside the 4yard line with a new set of dowas. Unfortunately for the Griffin<t, a pair of running play* that loM yardage and a pair ol incomplete passe* around a delay ol game penal­ ly killed the throat. Lake Mary Prop amtributed considerably to it* own demise* in the first half, digging a sub­ stantial hole in the first half by turning the ball over five times, twice on interceptions and throe times on fumbles. Warner Christian returned three of the turnovers for scores and need­ ed all of four offensive play* to convert the other takeaways *1 'We're a second-year procram with a lott iof kids who haven't played much football," said Mitdicll. 'It's a lot to take in. They're working hard every day but they haven't quite got it down yet. 'W e played our first four games with Just 13 players in uniform. Tonight, we had 17 until we had a couple get side­ lines with injuries. They've had plenty of opportunities to quit, but they haven't and they won't." Warner Christian returns home to host Deltona Trinity Christian next Friday In a game that most likely will decide the IB-4 district cham­ pion. After a bye week. Lake Mary Prep will return to action on Oct. 14 when the Griffins will luMt The M aster'* WC _ Garrett 32 paaa from Andenon (MUla U d ) Second Quarter WC _ Srravalll 16 run (Conger run) WC Greene I fumble return (Mill, lid ). Third Quarter WC _ Conger 12 run (Mills lid ). Fourth Quarter WC . Mrnory 61 run (Mills lid ). TA IX I Nmr Ctanti Only No Pure***. N t a i w y [ wm Coupon Eaprea 4 WC _ Camrtl 31 pass Imm Andenon (M lUalid) WC _ SrravalU IV paaa (rum Garrrtt Michael Razak added the two-point conversion for the only points of the first half. The Buccaneers' Sammie Edwards ran for a 10yard touchdown in the opening minutes of the second half to make the score 8-6, hut the Raiders' defense played very strong, stopping the Bucs from scoring for there own 10 yard line lo hold onto the lead. Lett and company then marched the ball 70 yards to set up Macus Slayback with a two-yard center sneak for the Raiders* insurance score as they pulled away from the Dues. Players Of The Game: Raiders _ Quarterback Dontc Lett; Buccaneer* _ Running back Sammie Edwards. SPEAK SPANISH MANANA! or English •French •German Italian Portugese *20 others Conversational Fluency begins with the very first lesson. Start Manana at the Inlingua* Center or at your office or home. Also languages for business & health care. Enjoy language lessons with Cafe Latte. 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Both teams played excellent defease in the sec­ ond half with the Dolphins scoring the only points when their defense pushed back the Giants uffcasc back into the end zone for a safety to seal the win. Player* of the Game: Dolphins _ Running back Thomas Kearney; Giants _ Running back Carl Frazier Jr. RAIDERS 14-0) 14, BUCCANEERS (2-2) 6 Quarterback Dontc Lett marched the Raiders down the field and threw a 20-yard pass to wide receiver Keiyshard Bobb for the touchdown and J 1-1-1 S V i •Ii i s i . i A y r lh‘)r> l ,ikr- Limn,i Ril L.ikn M<irv O f.liKjc < 11y M mj L o ts :iHf> M l.i/ .i j o .i H H n n ri C lty o i C O N V I NIL N I L O C A 1 I O N S t (MiOakick). 107 U i 1 5 3 0 B ow l fir - WC _ Conger 19 Interception return (Mills lid ). WC _ Conger 40 run (MiUa lid ). WC _ King 10 fumble return (Mills lid ) tfT fi 0 '* V 190 E. 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FL. 3 2 7 0 7 or c a * M agnatona (4 0 7 ) 339 2422 MEDICAL A SSISTA N T. Are you a positive, friendly professional who an|oys working with children and seeks to work n a pleasant, ladpaced pediatrics oftce with excellent benefits? Pleas* la* reserne to 407-262-5797 EOE M EDICAL ASSISTANT: Lake Mary primary car* practice hat an immediate opening lor a P T pads MA. Must to candied and/or registered Good benefits Submit resume indicating interest *1 Lake Mary MA poadto. mck**ng ipacialty. lo Physician Atsocialas. Human Resources 455 W Wart an A va. Longwood. FL 32750. la* to (407) 262-6797 or apply onkn* al www paof com EO E FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR Starting Salary M-SOVHr ' 19 *t"l W Magnatona Haarlng Aid Corp., located in Casselberry Florida is ona ol the largest independent hearing aid markrlacknri with over 39 yean of experience LABORERS NEEDED HKALTH attUKAMCI AND 441K FLAN1 Oru* kaa elp 407- 322-2611 Q SSSBSS ^EESS K F Round PM Shop kbatHava OL (407)322-6133 Do you have skills In welding, painting or electrical? Looking lor a stable income and excellent benefits? 71— H elp W a n ted 71— Missy On Th # Spot Residential Cleaning Service F T help needed 407-3304105 or 321-226-5000 Exp preferred but not raqulrad e lp W a n te d Naw*papar beggar* nuded. Tuesday* only. 11am-7pm. I74v. rata* aftar 30 day, Must to M*a lo Mand 6 HI 2Stoa. Cal lor Harvlaw. Ed or Lorrta, 407­ 923-3564 or 407-227 2818 V e ro n a l Nonh P lu a rta needs drivers, p l u s m akers. au to, w aftaasaa 6 p hona* Apply w «i ow ner a t 2 4 7 7 P ark Ava. Sanlord O H M Maip naadad lor countar lop manutacturmg plant Basic computer akd* roqurrad C M or •-mail raauma Irlpalmcetollsoulh nat 407­ 321-7709 Naw Busin***, M m ors driver* naadad COL-A D over* Needed 2 yr* Exp. raqulrad M utt *v a withm 5 5 miles of D aytona Local work, h orn * darty And over r*ght tnpa O u t B a n a l* * Up to $ 1 0 5 0 0 0 ptut/ weak Maa , tha Racrurtar/WaXi In O ctob er 5th through eth S a m lo 5 p m S aMm C am ara Inc. H • Oaytona B e e c h . FL Or C e l 1 -8 0 0 -7 0 9 2 6 3 6 P a rt T im e c o o k , e e r v e r * . A d is h w a sh e r need ed C orn ed Mytene 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -7 3 0 6 e p «n * < # fnciude bee# eelery. com m ission pien. m S eege. peid vacatio n . hearth tnsorence. 4 01k . R e s u m e s only lo: Benford Herald. 3 0 0 N F rench Ave . Benford. FL 32771 or dpm gOeem m oleheraid com M AINTENANCENIGHTS/W iKKKNDS F T / F T EXPERIENCED FOOD SERVERS F / T -F / T EXPERIENCED COOK HOUSEKEEPERS - F / T FLOOR M AN TO CLEAN ExcdSant opportunity lot axpdriancdd food farvari lor an upgrade reUamant community. Must bo a profsaakxial and wart steady amptoymont. Abovd avsraga starting wag** lor thou who v s qualified AH candidate* pteaaa lax th* raaum**. Raauma Fa* 407-322-3065 Earn Up To 6600 par amah • Sf|'" J r t W 'lt .s l H orn* Im p ro v e m en t* • V imU it H ourly ♦ S o n y a 407-26043611 ib i* J u n c t i o n h a * an sadiata Iu4 a m * p o n to n 4a tM tor a yard parson w*h Ml ax p a n a n ca H ead an vidua! who M hard working, i u an ap o rtation . c a n ktt M and ■ wdkng to Mam Pro ploym anl drug la s t la Uirad P l e a s * apply In . h *y,i • t i. r id |i f Ml V* p ; 7. In f v i . iii id f‘ iifi i ', i a l iw - O f1 ’ liri'J lt'< A,. 1,11L.1 Aa.ltall.tr* Ann. i - . t w w w .e-o n e.co m / sk illed W H EN IN THL AND l i v e s a r e U A E A N C E SECONDS ■to M 702 Saut) Frsnto A t « . Sold. FL. 407-323-3636 __ / p . - — POSITIONS AVAILABLE W a ora a TrancMa** Technology 6ua«*s* opthotmg throughout tha Stot* ef Florida I me* I960, providing trenchless piptliM xcrvica* W a heva tha following paaition* avoilobla, training pravidsd. Technicians / operators Cues T V . Te *t & Seal Equipment Classified Rates (Prepayment Required) 4 line ad. ..1 week $ 1 8 ....................... 3 weeks $36 .2 weeks $ 2 5 ..........................4 weeks $45 Yard Sale*....5 lines for $15 Classified Contract Rates (Requires minimum 5 lines per day and 13 week contract. Credit Application Required) 5- 10 llnee.......................90^/llne 11 - 20 llnee......................80^/llne 21 or more llnee............... 70#/llne I _______________ ______________ _____________________________ Legal Advertising $4.95 per column inch Combination Pipeline Cleaning and Vaccum Tank Tru ck s Technical noport wrltare Preparation of technical re p orts using A uto C A D L T conoral Operatives / Labor Reliable & hard working, training provided Excailant wage* and to n s fitl. tatM out *f town work, good working condition*, paid vacation and training Apply today, detail* toiew • Altair naadad 71— H elp W a n ted Small mobile A metal fabricating mechanical company Looking for hard working male 19-40 yr» ofcJwith Florida driven beenso. vehicle, phone A dependable Mechanically inclined a ptot Good peyleam a Pads Cal Lee 407-498-4772 S c r e e n in s ta lle r s A S h o p W o rk ers S o m e e i p required H ealth b e n efit* availab le. compeUUve w ages, c a l 9 -5pm, Mon-Frt. 4 0 7 6 8 8 -0 7 8 6 or 3 6 6 ­ 9 5 8 -7 1 7 7 L eca ls L egals NOTICE Ok SA LS The kj*o—mg v—Tad, a * b— aoid al pubac auction, par 1 1 oral 713 585 al 10 00 AM on Octobar a t, XOOt al Ixanwk arvvaaa iu aabaly a ban agamal xaxl vataexa tax w » . u m w and atbrag* charge* No law* *• la. caWi only l* s f SuxuU t a la am 40 VIN JSfOBdtSSVft 104304 O a iw Cedric Sanders 1412 W 7lti SI. Sanlord FL 32771 Qarfa* Sandera- 2000 NE 30rh C l Ughlhouaa PI FL 33004 twnhufder Imagma Car* 7324 E C o k n jf Dr. Orlando FL 3 2*07 Cash wan lo redeem vehicle 11560 00 lienor Raagm k Euro Motor* Inc 900 S Franch Ava. Sanlord FL 32771 Phona 407-324-3111 Nolica lo ownar or tenholdar Vial ha has a right lo a b aaing any kma prior k> saw d al* by Mn g W*h «w dark of Via court Ownar h a t f a ngf* to racovar vafvcM by poatmg bond «i accor­ dance wim FI Sial 5 5 9 9 1 7 Hal procaada horn aala m a x c a u of wnounf daanad by tenor wd t o dapoaaarl with tha dark of tha court kiWraaWd p a rt** conla d S u ia F *n g S am o a Inc. (7721 5 9 5 9 5 5 5 Pubkah Octotor 6. 2005 VD30 Phone 407-322-2207 I ONI Otter-, a n ted ftarvlca plumbaraAwIpars naadad. Raaidantlal 6 commarclal. Qraat pay I Hiring Immadialaty. 407- Owner HELP WANTED W Upholsterer 'WANTED: Oulgomg aaU. rep tor oommunay newspaper • . aoN P » elt immadialaty lor seating company In Sanlord Must to •bla to pattam, saw. 6 cover pnmanty lor rutaurant booth* Groat work anwonmant. pay 6 benefit* Ptaau ca< 407-328­ 6364 of la* raauma 407-328­ 6374 PrtvMa Prop achoof looking lor aoccar 6 baakatbaii coach#* Contact Coach Scott. 407-605-0095*3109 lax raauma 407-322-3872 E -O N E in O c a la . F L is h irin g . Doo# t o D o o r M a rk ete rs 71— H NOTICE OF SALE PU SU C AUCTION IN PURSUANT TO FLORIOA STATUES 7 1 3 76 THE FOL­ LOWING VEHICLE WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON TUESDAY OCTOBER 25. 2005 a t to ooa m at C ORTES T o w ­ a rd SERVICE. 245 ORANGE AVE LONGWOOO. FIORIOA THESE VEHICLES ARE SOLD AS IS WITH NO TITLE GUAR ANTEE SELLER RESERV ES THE RIGHT TO BIO BIDOINO S T A R T S'AT AMOUNT OWED FOR TOWING ANO STORAGE VIEWING ONE HOUR PRIOR TO SALE FORM OF PAY. MENT IS CASH OR CASHIERS CHECK 1) 1996 FORO ECONOLINE V IN * 1FTEE24Y90H A4S563 2) 1993 FORO TEMPO VIN* 2 F A P P M X 0 P e i9 9 1 )t 31 1999 FORO TAURUS VS4# 1FAFPS3U2XA135I36 4) 1999 CHEVROLET UAL- eu VIN# IQ 1NO&2M9XY 140060 t ) 1B M C H C V H O L E T LUMIHA VIN# 2O1WNS2K0XB114636 0) 1905 CHrVRCXET CCltDHITV VIN# 1C11AW1UXO# O l4 A 4 78 71 ieen ooooc intmcpio VIN# 7tt3»4D4eTarH 192852 a) 2 0 0 J FIAZOM MOTOHCVe tc VIN#3 0 4 1 0 0 3 4 0 73 9) 1990 HONDA ACCORD VIN# IHOCO5039 TA2S44 40 10) 1994 HOND A CIVIC VIN# 1HOCQ05AORLO1B772 11) I960 H ONDA CIVIC VIN# JMMCE2759JS006S1 7 12) 1990 NISSAN STANZA VIN# JN1FU21P61T2Q3214 13) 1994 INFINITI Q20 VIN# JN KCP01D9RT507564 14) 1993 TOYOTA PREVIA VIN# JT 3A C t2fU P 1000062 15) 1960 ISU7U P UP VIN#JAABL14A3Q0729345 16) 2001 VOLKSWAOON JETTA VIN23VWSQ29M21M02232$ 17) 1993 MERCEDES 500 SEL VINFWDBOA51E 1PA118242 10) 1966 BMW 325 VIN#WBAAB640501080474 Pubksh October 5 2005 V034 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Nokce n hereby given Semmoie Pamt A Body wN s e l al Pubkc Auckon tor salvage tor cash on demand to Nghest bid­ der. the lottowing described OCT. 17. 2008 94 Chev Astro VIN# 10NDM 19WX R B 1794417 9 2 Toyota Van VIN# JT3A C11R1N1006676 * OCT. 28. 2000 9 3 Ford Etptorer VIN# 1FMDU34S6PUC73490 The auction wN be held al 12 0 0 PM on toe said dales above Al Senvnote P a r t A Body 2540 S Myrtle Ave Santord. FL 32773 Prospective bidders may r a p e d vetoctos one hour prior to sale Terms ere cash or carstaxl funds Semmoie Wrecker reserves toe ngf* to accept or refeef any and a l tads Pubksh October 5. 2005 VO40 TAX COURSE Learn how to prepare Uxea and yon conld earn extra money it tu-tlme*! • L em how to prepare tax returns • Gain \Uuible computer skills • Discover career opportunities L\SS|’. S SIMM (KTOIIKR 21,2 0 0 3 Environm ental Group ESTABLISHED I960 710 8. MHwee SUsrt. Longwood. FL 32750 Tel: 407.33*7134 F « : 407-33M 61I E-Mall: altalnKoupeoarthllniLMt Visit Our Website: www.6luirenvtfonm9ntal.com TA X Sanford 107-3254115 Lonprood 407-261-0202 �PUflC..........." 4B October l w r a5 a& "fl. 2005 ' » ____________________________________________________ Tnr. IIi3.au>________________________________________ 71 HeraldClassifm; H e u Wanted San Francisco Ovw i ■A Taata ot the Bay Ar**Area* Featuring Brtcfc Oven P tu a t. Soupa, Saladt. Sandwich** Now Hiring Lunch Hr*. Caihlers Salad/Sandwtch Makers P u re Cook! Food Runner* Dishwshers Apply In Penon Any Day 2pm-flpm Located in Park Place Plara. 7025 C t U 6 A Suite 1011. Lake Mary. FL 32745(407)938-1107 Screen Enclosure ForemetVTechnldan: Foreman erpenence necaaaary Cenfwd contractor or Licensed contractor a plus Send resume to Human Resoucea. P O Bor 522442. Ixmgwood. FL 32752 (407)312-5391 Secretary Receptionist: Some bookkeeping 5 computer knowledge a must M orvFhS4pm Qreat benefits $6­ 59 50tv. dnpondng on eip lai 407-599 7967 Shop Helper: Sanford manufacturer. 407-323 2026. Fas 407-323-2027 StoAhpe Crww-TaS And MS Men Needed Local Work (407)322-5133 W E L D E R S : MIQ ft TIQ experience. good peyfoeneflti, F T days, shop work. 407*299*1502 RfVT iT ^ n cy iioowk l Efficiency tlOOwk. IApartments. Apartment!, ItSOwk. *150wk. also ,l,o fumithpd room, room. furnished *425/mo, includes utilities, cable. Internet share house, semi-private entrance 1st month deposit with I yr lease Application lee Professional environment N/S, NlD 5 quiet Sanford airport, naar 417 silt. 407-547-6532 ~WEtKLV RERTZIX Starting • Sttfcfk. Historic Downtown 407-330-4473 Eitrsmety clean, cozy turn rm. at utl, cable, a/c, Indy, phona. kitch uaa. sac. dr. prtvala entrance Resident owner, A B S O LU TELY NO A L C O H O L , D R U G S AND NON SM OKERS ONLY I Very respectable. 407-314-0924 Lake Mary: Funahad mom lor I adult, cal lor detata. cent 407-416 9962 Sanlord/Famal* preferred t on/vlichen pnvilegesrprtvate bathroom Must love cats. SIOOAvk 407-330-2629 steady employed, no kquor. no smoking STOAvk. 150 depot* 407-530-5216 95— R oommate Wanted Lake Mery Blvd A 427, J37MA). ret UK. k t W O. cable, nr 8C C . eirpt. NS. quwt. profl 407*322*1607 97— A partments F urnished Sanford: Historic 3/1, 2 story. S7S0/month 2/1. *650/month . t/t. $490/mo 407-762-2007. 117—C ommercial houses lor furmshedAmfumlahed 240-1188 rent 407­ 99— A partments U nfurnished 1:1/1, apt W O , historic cSskkt imowSad. S8GCMno 407­ 641-4948 ftanfartLCsnmiHEiabBuoy rasrehange N C R 15/17-92 and 1-4. 1001 aq n. 6-12 parking spaces, mnad C -1, Aval nowt 1750/mo C a l Porylg Realty. 407-322-6678 118— O ftice S pace F or R ent M flfll5i)lfrt 103— H ouses* Unfurnished C xifotuio < o i( r if 4 0 7 - 3 2 1 -0 7 5 9 DOYLE M A N AGE ME N T RENTALS 2495 Sanlord: 1/1, Cottage. Carpeted 6 Vinyl. Water included $500/5500 Dap Sanlord: 1/1. Carpets Wry!. Stove. Refrigerator. AS Obkbes included. $555/5555 Deposit Sanlord, Sandalwo C ondos: 2/2, Tiled Throughout. Appliancoi. Corrvrvrey Pod, 1.000* Sq FL $950/5950 Deposit D O Y L E M AN AG EM EN T W E R E N T ANO BELL HOM ES! Lake Mary: 614 mml mansion, screened |acutn$noL 3 ear gar. 3700 aq ft CH A . golf oomnvdy. $2.700*no 786646­ 3131. PORZIG REALTY RENTALS •Sanlord: 2BR/IBA Du pier Ued Throughout. New Pent. A Appliances Available Now. *750 Mo C o u n tr y S t y le C ity L iv in g ORce ♦ body shop ♦ tol 3 block bids. 2 baths, groat location Qreat Dealt Lease, S1495/mo 926-300-3477. HBAltonddrTwnMWnmWneUI (• 1 0 7 ) 3 2 2 407-323-7308 W A R EH O U S E: Full Time Benefits ft Training Provided CaM 407*830*4700 98—R entals 10*20 ' 0*20 Part lime cook, servers A dishwasher needed. Contact Try Avon tree for two Weeks! Now available a 401k plan as wet as access lo group health care Fut or part tune, cat 407­ 333 5155 93—R ooms For Zoned 0 2 . offioaa a More, you can Mb bv# there I 4ft Sanlord Ave. Sanlord $13S0Ano. 1st. last. $1350 sec depoM Estartor wd be painted white Oft st. parking. 1233 sq It C a l anytime. Mr. George L Lope/. 407-322-5064 Eiactffvd Office Space Single Ofticea S Oftce Suites ava4able In Hwtonc Downtown Sanlord Waking distance to Lake Monroe S tat Street. Shops 6 Restaurants Call (407) 312-6391_____________ Offices For Rent 400 sq It to 600 sq ft. Sanlord Fulton Office Center. 407-314-3750 141— H omes F or S ale Convenient S/tnclous Affordable 3 0 0 OFF 1st Month's Rent With 12 Mo Lease & Aunrovetl Cretin S|Mdou» Aiurtmcnta slUt large Quarts • Iair unit • YullQtiall * S|iariling hail • Tennis Courts S4UM0L1. OTUMOf v u u e u RenovaSwt: 4.2. toe New. New Carpet. New Ceramic TVs. vty Painted Int/Eit. 1199.900 Renovated: 2/2, Newly Partied Interior, New Carpet. $146,900 Tw o Story Victorian Homo, 5 Bsd/4Bath, over 3200 aq RFplca, 4 Porches. Huge living. Dining 6 Family Rms w/ Wat Bar. Located In Malone District Overlooking Oorgeous Park A 4 Blocks to Lake Monroe Listed In National Registry of Histone Homes. $544,900. Country lake s Apartments Sanford 3 ^ ,4 0 7 CctonWWky. big comar lot 1st $ 120,000buys to A o n a e d d $14SK. 407667- M il________________ Sanford: 3B/V2BA. Mayfav secSon. tn O taptaos. oak kxrs. citrus trass, oversized lot. C a l 407-322-6307. _____________ Sanford: 915 M.<*> Am t btXk otlt 7-92.2BFVI BA. w«h bonus room. LR, DR. completely renovated, large comer lot. CH A . all kitchen appts included Vary cute alerter home $135,000 Mortgage funding available to 525 a edit ■core. 407699-1796., tv meg 181— Appliances 4c F urniture For S ale Ad|uattMe Bad; Remote control hsadffoot. massage, timer, eulo-flet feature, deluxe chiropractic mattress A 1 brand new with warranty $1650 407-331•1941 or 3667536480 BED : NASA technology, Vaco memory loam mattress set. as seen on hr/mal. New In plastic with manufacturer's warranty Coat $1509. rruat aal $696 407­ 631-1322 O R 366-753-1615 Dekvery available.__________ Pool Table: 8 It sokd wood. 1’ slate, K 66 rails, leather pockets, new In crate Cost $3500. sacrifice lor $1250 407-470-4690 Pool Table; Gorgeous S' tornffure-styte table, decorative legs, leather pocketa. oversized M wttibato Brand new Sicrsto. Coat $4K; must sal $1350 407­ 402-1761 O R 366-7536466 185— C omputers For S ale PC sysssm. AMO 1 6 6 MHZ. Md Tower. 19T monitor, sp eak er*. H P 7 2 2 c printer. DVD/CD com bo. CO Burner. 8 5 0 0 . Must a— 4 0 7 5 4 7 6 * 3 2___________ 191— B u i l d i n g M a t e r ia l s Ready to move In. 3BR/7BA. screen porch. 2 car g a r, pool privileges $189,900 407-322­ 1567. Come Check Us Out] Single Story Design c o r r u o a ted s teel R O O FIN O loz Bams, Boat Doc**. Shopa. ale. Abo Cutvart Ptpa: 15*s20' 18*i20\Ca4For Proas Surplus Steal A Supply. Inc Apopka 407-293-5788 199— P ets 4c S upplies tfr P a tti’s Pet S itting tir W d Cara For Vbur Dog or Cal in Vour Horn# Whit* Ybu Are Qonal Ptsnly ol TLC Wd brtng n newspapers, mai and even water plants I Vi Reasonable Reteal References Ava4ebie Upon meet Pleeae C a l 407-314­ 6703. Studio Apartments Startiny at __ , . . . . Sentord-Cetery Lakes 4/2 5/2. wtoffice Can be 5th bed aunt 2 yti new ItLge comer lot. . Wes asking. $325k. Sacrifice at $302k Buyer Giants available E rt, 954­ 7206016 Bedroom 8 pc. Louis Philkpe Sleigh eat. Bed. 2 rate stands, dresser, mirror, cheet Dovetail, never used. Cost $4900. sacrifice $1650 407-470-4690 407 377 8070 Sanford: Clean 3BR/1BA. carport laundry rm. fenced yd. no pets. SaOQffno. $000 sec dep. 366666-1759 141— H omes or 217—G 217— G arage S ales 235— omes For S ale S ale |— btt VAM lAUMLE T rucx/SUVS/V ans YAM 54 8 5 3291 8. Sanford Ave., Sanford M M X C O A T, FuS length with hood Sue large, kept si turner storage 63.000 C e l 366 769­ 8070 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanlord »330-5204 Ford F3S0 Craw C ib 2004 25k $20,950 call or visit 4076732966 oom Garage Sale • Clothes • Baby Out. Children and Adult. 50c each place Baby Hams, toys, household misc 216 Flamingo D r . Sanlord Sunland Estates 8 am I 7 a n te d t o B 4 W H EELER S FO R S A LE 200S Yamaha 200 Blaatsr *3300. 2004 Polaris 210 Trailbtazsr $3200 and 2006 6330 Tw o Brand New 1- Polaris 1- Yamaha W 7nU d: t O C S t i n " painting. Call Bob, 407­ 796-3347, Dated on 5^7/2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT . SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA by JUOfTH ECKENROTH Deputy Deck Pubtoh October 6. 2005 V029 3S6-7SS-A330 NOTICE 269-C leaning S ervices F or S ale 1907 Mercury Grand Marquis 4 Dr aadan. axcelanf condition 83550 For mora ink), cal 407* 534*5700 Ford Contour, 1997.4 Brand n brat, axcatfanl maid# ftoutrweperlecW $2500 407* 792 9510 or 407*549*5534 H ouse Cleaning Quality, perionaluad. Reliable. Detail Oriantsd Sendee. Same dsanara every tots Cal For tee quote 407-376-4196. 276-F ence Central Florida Fence All Types of Fence Specializing m Vnyf Fencing ■Eras Estimates 4Jcensed/lnsursd Ouekty Work Pontiac GO 2005 4Df 10k ki* $17,950 call or visit 4075732955 com S « « b 0 3 **001 40A mt tealfwr $ 1 0 ,0 5 0 call 4 0 7 0 r 3 2 0 0 5 com sn M S -f tS -S IM 235— T ruck/SUVS/Vans For S ale 281-H ome I mprovement ChevtcM 2SOOHO 2004 4i4 UR Kit Gorgeous 16k Ml $23,950 call or visit 4076732966 com A l's H andy M an S pecial Chevy 1500 2001 E «1 Cab $9,950 call or visit 4076732966 oom Fis AH Leaks. Light Plumbing. Electncal A Carpentry W4I Do Big or Sman Job* Cater To Real E slats Companies! Chevy TrS E C u s r LS 2005 $16,950 call or visit 4076732966 00m 407-302-9123 407-435-6373 Dodge 1500 Crew C ab 2 0 0 J Lecals visit Payment oI Sale lee. appbeabie documentary stamp taiee and recortXnq feet ere required to be paid by the eucoeeeM bidder at the tele Ful payment ol an amount equal to Vie tvgh* e«t bid te due enthm 24 hourt after the advertiaed time of Mle AH payments then be caah or guaranteed instrument, made payable lo the Clerk of Vie Grcu* Court. 4 W HEELER/ATV 2005 YAM AHA 200 B L A S TE R A3300 3AA-7A9-S330 Plant Sale: Avocado. Lychee. Mango. Guava, asst bushes. A air tools. On Oct 9.16 A 2 3 . tO-epm, A55 Myrtle 81. Sanford. 407-3146990 $6,950 cal or 4076732966 com Mondey. October 10, 2005. el llOOam w h e e l e r /a t v 4 W HEELER/ATV 2005 HONDA 90 I2SOO 366-799-6330 Hot Tub/Spa 5 parson. 5hp. 20 |ats. cab. lights, new used. Wananty. ratal! $4300. sacrifice, $1595 407-270-1552 County Florida. Courihouee. on 2004 POLARIS 250 TRA1LBLAZER $3200 C a l 366-789-5330 FPE 0/sakar Boa, 1&0A mam Assorted 50AS, 30AS. 20A's. IS A Y breakers. A100. obo 55' galvanized fence CM electric hotel *75. obo 407 5476032 Ford FTIS ES9 B n UNete such cemfcete(») ahal be redeemed acoonftng lo leer. Fie property deecrticd m such cert#»cate<t) wb be add to the 239— 223 M iscellaneous Oodga Dakota 2002 Crew Cto V 6 lit. 950 celt or visit 4076732966 com A l of taid property being m Fie County of Semmoie. Stele of Florida M otorcycles/4W iieelers For S ale 407-3316004 t t t W. 1ST, Sanford M-F, 106, Sat. 9-1 HEMI $15,950 45k Mi cal or visit 4076732966 oom Name* in MARINA V GORDON Toyota Saqucaa SfiS 2002 90K ml $16,950 call or visit 4076732966 com 4 ar s Oeecnpbon of Property: LEO SEC 35 TWP 159 ROE 29E N 100 F T OF W 430 F T OF NW 1M OF 9W 1/4 Land Rover 2000 Discovery $10,950 60k Mi cal or visa 4076732966 oom uy Aluminum, Cana, Copper, Brass. Newspapers, Auto Radiators A Batteries 231— C OUAOOOO Ford Wmdstar 2002 39k Mi Perfect $10,950 cal or vnrf 4078732966 oom Octabw 7, 6v$vn Oct 8 . 61pm NATIVITY CH U R CH 3255 N Ronald Raagan Bfvd (CR427). LongwoodLk Mary Many good buys___________ W PARCEL 10# 36*19-25-300- Ml CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE 219 CERTIFICATE NO: 7$ YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 200) F or S ale DOW N TO W N SANFORD SAT., O C TO B E R ATH 7:30AM-4:10PM Ford FISO 2003 30k Mi $6,950 can or visit 4076732966 com 209— C lothing 417-321-3391 M AONOUA A AVENUE I111 ll UAONOUA VENUE L egals tor Taa Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that WACHOVIA BANK AS CUSTOOIAN/TRUSTEE FOR PLYMOUTH PARK TAX S E R ­ VICE LIC . the holder o flh e tollowing cerM Icalets) h as Med s M c e rsfcsw tsl lor a tea deed to b e Iseued tw reon T h ecaretcaH numberts) and yeans) at issuance, ew deecrawon of toe and to * nam ed) In Vehicle Auction 0500am WHEN October 1S. 200S WHERE. Peufe Tomng. 1515 W let SVeet Sanlord. FL 32771 (407)321*7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1590 MAKE : DODGE WOOCL: PICK UP COLOR BLUE VIN #: 367KE23Z9LM015454 Vehde Auction 99 00am WHEN October IS, 2005 WHERE: Pauls Towing. 1510 W 1at 8treat, Sanford. FL 32771 (407)321*7442 VEHICLE YEAR 2000 M AKE'CHEVY M OOT l FMCKOF* Vehicle Auction •900em WHEN October 15, 200ft WHERE PeuTe Towing. 1919 W let Street. Sanford. FL 32771 (407)321*7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1967 MAKE: HONOA MOOEL* 30R COLOR: WHITE VIN #: 1HOCA5457HA150346 Notice le hereby given: Paula Towing wtf tel al putike aucaon tor selvage tor caah on demand lo highest bidder. Vie toftowmg Proepectrve bidden C h risto p h «r U o n 's Blitz Clean • Maid Service •We Do Windows!! M T i Tt n S a m c e lto ? 407- 323-9408 w « Accept All Cradii Card*. Tree Removal, Tnmmtng, Botxat 5 vc. Flrswood. Fra* Esbmates Uc/bM sendee ' ■ UMiSaator ■ srvt— dNwctory xfa | ■tb ISO par month Fvly LkJhs h Co/npMv to ri TmStnktCo. 4 0 7 719 7301 m a EXPERT LAMM IB M C C I kidudd* Montog. Edg*V Weddaatng. Bkxdng Uj/< Tnmrrang Yard Q aa iu p, kkJc/iiSod Many sMstod LMs Mary. Lorwwood. Sartod. HasSsow cuMcmara For HsMBI*. Fnandyi Haaaanstt* Lean SarMoa. pfaaid c a l |407)ZZ3-1t31 The Hsratd » not im yr n t m tor sm vs n an eAwteemsM a not oor1 *0 *4 by to* S r* w **s aiiw to* M an u s’* T*» ns»w i«n » ■ no leseaneM* or s m s shsIsnsMSf lot any asvn mads by sn sd cr tar any oi to* s s n t o * . product, or c r p n i S M OMrsd by olm bdysissiri Ws do n o mdora* at promos to* pwOwsss » saw at bny praduO. ssry« * company or inOMduai tod ihoo m Is adysrssi in vw nsnypapar and mt rassrts to* ngys M iskrsa sndsa adnsrssvig * * deem n a n m p n a tso x Handyman Plus ToLoUThis Cool It Can) All Interior A Exterior Pnlntiny All t)pes of re, UNBEATABLE PRICES Licensedk hmtrti 407-699-1234 407-302-9643 407-321-6712 Call For Free t. Estimates 8UNBRITE BrWaihAWtor t DCCUAfCRS FORTKWQL DRESSED PROFESSIONAL Frankie's Cleaners W 2 i f i Opsn 24 Hours Tus *Wsd *T1m Doubts Load WWhsr 1140 TrtpH Load Wasbsr tLM Drop 0 * and Dry assrtng Ssrvtoss Abo AvaStU* 2921 8. Oriando Or. (17*92 S Sav-A-Lot Ptazs) Sonto/d, a >407-820-1999 may to sale Terms e re *CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS* Paula Towing reserves Vie right to accept or refect any end a l BIOS Pubtah October ft. 2006 V033 Ford F i i d M o i i l k U .-KTT) Ext Cab $16,450 cal or vita 4076732966 com TO PUCE AD CAII 407- 322-2611 J VEHICLE YEAR 1553 MAKE: HONDA MOOEL: CIVIC COLOR GREEN VIN #: JHMEH6160PS005099 H erald S ervice D irectory RATES IK COLOR WHITE VIN#; 1OCCS1449YS137501 ^ A llm a ir Specializing In RbMfta|6 P iiiilr f I 1C | M H I 407-322-1921 iktiraeiaua Magnolia Self-Storage 2530 S. Magnoka Avenue, Sanlord, Fl 32773 PH. 407-321-2808 Locslfy Ownsd and Oparatsd RstJdant Manager On Sit* Lowest Rate* Al Units Drive Up Monthly Rental* Air Conditioned Units Available Boat R.V. and Vehicto Parking 24 Hr. 7 Day WsaMy Aocbss �Tin: llu (lit Leca ls Lec a u Norice of Appacatton Iw T n D M Monday. November 14, 2004. at 11 00am NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, VW MTAO CU3T FOR COL­ ORADO A SSET MOT U C . Via holdar ot Via kdowtng carnhc a la (i) ha a Mad aa-d certticatofa) l » a l a i daad to ba laauad Viaraon Tha canmcaia numbarla) and yaar(a) of laauanca. the daaerphon of Vw PARCEL ID , 26 19 3 0 5 * 0 130F-0000 Oaacrvkon d Proparty: LEO LOT S BLR 13 TR F TOWN OF SANFORD PB I PO U N am e, m MAROARETA JON ES which I waa aaaaaaad */ara aa Al of aard proparty bemg to Via County of Sammola. Stata of Florida CERTVICATE NO: 336T YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 3003 Dated on * 7 * 7 0 0 5 MARYANNE MOUSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy O ort Publish October 6. 12. 19. 26. 2005 V040 of Proparty LEO LOT 3S4 LAKE OF THE WOOOS TOWNHOUSE SEC • PB 23 PO S3 Namaa to w hen FRIDA LOFT SON * 1 .1 Al of aato propany ban g m vw County of SemmoN Stata of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha admmetrafton of toe estate of CECEUA LOOP, ad o known as CECELIA M LOOP, daceaaad. whoae data of deato was March 27th. 2 0 0 2 and whose Social Security Number It 1 9 5 -0 3 -4 4 2 5 ,« panting In toa O c u d Court for Seminole County. Ftonda. Probate OMtoon, toe address of wtsch la P O Bos 9099. Sanford. FL, 32772. The names and address­ es of the Personal Representative and tha Personal Representative s attor- omeea such certftceted) shaft ba radaemed according to law, toe property deaa toed in tucto certjfcatets) wd ba told to toa N ^ a s t tedder at toe weal front door, Seminole County Courthouaa. Sanford. Ftonda. payawa to tha Ctorti of Via Ciroua Court * 1 .3 1100am Dalad on 911373005 Payment of Sale fee. appfcca b it documentary stamp la s ts and reoonftng fees ara requved to ba pato by toa successful bto dar at toa aafa Fu l payment of MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by OERALOVC HARFORD Deputy Ctorti Putman Saprambar 3 1 . 3S. 200S and Octobar 5. 1 3 ,3 0 0 6 U t03 Al cmdaoti of Vw decedent and ofhar paraona havmg cfarma or dsmanda aganat decedentt estate on whom • copy of tow notice la raqueed to ba aarvad must f i t thee d a m s wth tow Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 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 bid l i dua wrthm 24 hours a her toe advamaad tone of ta le Al payments shaft ba cash or guar­ anteed Instrument, payable to the Clerk of O r a * Court to rT a a D a a d Deled on 9/15/2005 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, trial MTAO CUST FOR AMHERST ASSET MOT LLC. Via rmdar of toa taeowmg oarbA* cata(a) h a t Had aard cam scatafal tor a laa daad to ba a apart viaraon. Tha tartdeato numbar(i) and y aartt) ol Nauanoa. Via Baacryaon of Via proparty, and via nam alt) In whrrh a waa aaaaaaad War# aa MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by JUOfTH ECKENROTH Deputy Ctorti Publish Septem ber 21. 29. 2005 and Octobar 5 .1 2 .2 0 0 5 U106 Al other creditors of toa dece­ dent and persona having claims or demands agaewt toa deca­ dent's estate must Me thee d a m s wsh tow Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TRIE PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 73 3 7 02 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE COOE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED for Tea Daad CEATY1CATE NO: TIT YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 3003 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that WACHOVIA BANK AS CUSTOOIAN/TRUSTEE FOR PLYMOUTH PARK TAX 8E R VICE LLC. toe holder of toe fol­ lowing certificated) has filed •aid certffcaied) tor a U s dead to be issued thereon. The carnh cals numfcerd) and yearts) ol t u u a v s . tha desenpeon of toa proparty, and the nam ed) wNch a was assessad iefa»e as toaowt PARCEL 101 3 3 -1 0 3 0 SAJ0600-0310 D atopbon of Proparty LEO t o r 31 fUN n SOUTH SAN­ TORO PB t PO 04 Nam at m which aaaaaaad VERONICA K MC COY Al ol t a d property bemg m toe County ol Sarrwiota S u ta of Ftonda NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SE T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILEO TWO (7) Y E A R * OR MORE AFTER THE D EC E D EN T * DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED Tha date ol feat puwcetmn of tvs Nobce w October ft. 2006 CERTIFICATE NO: * 2 4 4 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2003 GEORGE KENNETH LOOP Personal Representative 4504 Fort Shaw Drive New Port Richey. Ftonda 34655 PARCEL 10# 04-21-30-507QAOO-0160 IW aaa auen cerkkeetetr) anal ba m N im a l accordng to law. toa proparty deecrtoedm^auch eam fcaiad ) wd ba ■ * » to Vw rv^wai brddar al Via wad fw a ooor Sam noto County Courthouaa. Sanford. Ftonda. Description of Proparty LEO LOT 16 BLK A SUNSET MANOR P B 4 P O 44 J OERARD CORREA. PA Ftonda Bar No 33006USPN Nam ta FRED MUNIZ SUITE 6 ^ ST PETERSBURG FL 33702 Tatophona (727) 6 7 7 * 4 7 6 Attorney for Parsonal Repreaenuttve 31 .3 B 0 B . 11 OOam m wNch MUNIZ. aaaaaaad CARMEN IW aaa auen carM caia(t) afw> ba radaamad eoconkng lo law. Vw property deaertoed m audi oamficataia) wd ba told 10 Vw M w d Ibddof of vw w ed from ■puw SanunoW County Courthouaa. Sanford Florida on I I I . Pbymarb of Bala laa. tfa documaraary .lam p Uaaa and raoordng laaa t n ra»w ad {o b a paid ay Vw auwwaab fbiddar al Vw aafa Fid paynwra of « i am am l aqual lo aw faghaal lad w dua wahn 24 IVAJH altar IW aJ raraaad ama c l a a b Al gCU VK XE COUNTY, FUHUOA by OtRAUKME MAKTOBD 2003 and O cu M r 8 . 1 * . 3006 U104 ________ C te W awvumanf. mada Crord Court O m t on »T13/3006 NOTICE IS that MTAO CUBT FOR AMHERST A SaTT MOT ac. caMfa) b * b laa O** 1 MARYANNE MORSE ( ^ R K O f THE CIRCUIT S t K t X E COUNTY. FVOROA *« R A U )d fE H A n F O R O ” NO TICK OP ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO DARLENE 82ABO ANO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OARLENE 8 2 ADO whoaa raaidanoa w 1032 PINE RIOQE CIR S . SANFORD. FL 32773 and who w avwikng aarmw of proewaa and tfw unknown dafwndama wtio may ba tcm i— t. w. gramaaa. Mi inwiMI by. axougn unom a agwnal aw DwWnoama. who aiw not known to ba dwad o» akva. and aa polw a having o> Uamwig lo hava any nghL MW o> aawaal m aw praiwrty daaCTkwd ai aw mortgaga boaig loiackwad hsia- Mr T m Daad X I T C E IS HEREBY OIVER o S t f o r COL3 3 1 V - 1 '- * 0 7 ' 1 S w 5 o ASSET MOT U C J h . S S T m vw toaoamfl Oaacnpaon of F u a M F ' S LOT 136 J O RACKAROB l i t ^ ra tio W A Y P B *P O I0 4 S -.-am w >* M » -• •* I *d r(toad L T10Zoe N^nwa a . a * * * aaaaaaad VERn ette co le • Mauartoa. „ pmpart». »««< " " r m a i which • waa aaaaaaa d warn ~ t h e d e c l a r a t io n o f AJ ol aaid p -o p a rty i» -2 " County «• Munda c u m n c A T iN O jz M W * " O P M U A N C f: *0 0 3 1- - . vwraon Tha eartdeafa w e e PARCEL 1 0 * 1 8 I I » * » SM 00030 •as^ssntu Mur day 11 00am Ma r t h a Payment of SftN b e Documentary A ie a a d p m p M y b ^ g ^ Cotmiy <i m cconneu TO UNKNOWN SPO U SE H EIRS. DEV ISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIONEES LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN M e r e s t by . through UNDER OR AOAINST THE ESTATE Of PRINCILLA BROOKS _____ wboaa laaManca w unknown a and d ha/ahd/ihey ba “Wing, ‘ apouaaa. hava dama gramaaa aaa*gna#a. aanora Sadaora. Inratoaa. and a* par lclaiming an mlarast by. irvou*v under or agamal toa □atendanU. who a rt nef known iTbe dead or afcve. and aft par aaa l - w i g or d a wmg to haw m y n^v. *a a or tmarato m ma noparty daaertoad m Via ntort r * __ -------a hM9M O cu ft Court YOU ARC HCRCBY NOT IF C D M acaon to torectoae a mortgaga onto »»• JAMESTOWN ACCORDING t o THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO M I S t BO C M * PAGES Tl ANO 72 Al^OKNOWH A3 LOT 36. . . U N JA M M JAM ES SUBOIVI (VWaa audi oenAcatot.) a h S ^ ^ C O R O M O TO THE Uri* r _ . = . w ^m knp to to-^ yyttREOF AS RECORO " MPLAT BOOK 9. PAGE t. i l a a o t o i a* * - ' ~ ? J * P U B L J C RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORI anteed mairgmard. I door.______ payable lo 9 w Clara ol M i | Courtoouav genfcvd. Ftonda. z*™ * YOU AR£ HEREBY NOTIFIED that an acaon to torectoea a LEGAL LOT 16. BLOCK B. LIT­ TLE WEKIVA ESTATES NO . ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO W PLAT BOOK 9. PAGE 62. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA WITH A 1970 h a t bean Mad agamst you and you ara required to eerve a copy of your written defense s. 4 any. to I on DOUOLAS C ZAHM. PA.. Pumbfts attorney, whoaa address W 16630 U 8 Highway 19 North. Suae 3 00. Oearwator. Florida 33764. on or before or wahn tarty (30) daye aftor toa first publication of tow Noece of Acton, and Ma toa ongmai with toa Clark of thw Court « 301 N Park Avenue. Sanford. FL 32771, dthar before service on PtamOfTs attorney or mmeckatety thereafter, otherwise, a WITNESS my hand d id toa saai of tow Court at SEMINOLE County. Florida, tow 2 4 day of Saptambar. 2005 WITNESS my hand d id seal of tha Court on tow 29 day of September. 2005 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Afttha Cyrus DEPUTY CLERK (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK Ctorti of toe C acul Court By-Aksha Cyme Deputy Ctork LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J STERN ATTORNEY FO R PLAINTIFF Law Offices of Douglas C. Zahm. PA ia * 3 0 US Ikqhway 19 North. rPLANT UUYA TA TK nd Mr.*iraM t.W » * # *<< •“ oa Aaaaa Pubfcc auction to be held at 9 0 0 am on toa 19th day of OCTO­ BER. 2004 Al toe front door of Sanford Towing S Recovery Inc., located at 2522 Country Club R d . Sanford FI 32771. tor toa purpose of dwposmg of toa tol- cot* modation thouid conlacl COUIIT ADMINISTRATION, al tha SEMINOLE County Courttiouaa al (407I3BS-4227, I -SOO #33-3771 (TOO) or 1-VOO933 8770. ma Faxida Rala» Sam e* Pubfcc auefaon to ba heto at 9 0 0 am on the l i s t day of OCTO­ BER . 2004 At toa front door of Sanlord Towing A Recovery In c . located at 2522 Country Club R d . Banford. FI 32771. for toa purpose of dwpoemg of the tof- IMEFM50U41A624055 2001 MERC Pubfcsh October 5. 2005 V047 NOTICE OF AUCTION This auction wd ba held on OCTOBER 11. 2004. at 9 0 0 AM at 325 Audi A ve. Oviedo. FL Prospective bidders may inspect the v e h d e t on toe day before toe Auction from 9AM untft 6PM Terms ara cash or certified funds onfy OVIEDO TOWING raaarvaa toa right to accept or The foltowtng oflerad tor btos MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY AkanaCy.ua DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J 8TERN _ „ a t t o r n e y f o r p l a in t if f u n iv e r s it y d r iv e SUITE 300 PLANTATION FL 33334 0344364 M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH CHSA8AJ TIES ACT. paraona arth <M ~ “ kaa naadmg a apaoal acsemmodat-on ahouid com aci COURT ADamNtS THAI ION al ma SEMINOLE County Courthouaa al (407)633-4337, 1-900-9339771 (TOO) or 1 9 0 0 9 3 3 9 7 7 0 . tna Florida R ata. Sam oa THIS NOTICE SMALL BE PU fr USHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH M THE 6ANFORO HERALD Punkah Octobar 8. I I . 3003 V043 Classifieds Work! Call 4 0 7 - 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 To Place Your Ail Pubfcsh October 5. 2006 V034 1995 FORD E250 VINft 1FTHE24H3SHA36460 Pubfcsh October 5. 2005 V031 ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------S ep te m b e r 2 3 .2 0 0 5 NOTICE O F A PU BLIC HEARING TO CON SIDER THE ADOPTION O F AN ORDINANCE B Y THE CITY O F BANFORD. FLORIOA N ote# la hereby given that a Public Hearing wd b a held In toa C om m otion C ham bers at tha City H al. 3 0 0 North Park Avenue, in tha City of Sanford. Florida, at 7 0 0 o'clock P M on M onday, O c to b e r 10. 2 0 0 5 consider the adoption of an ortftnanoa by tha O y of Sanford. Ftonda. described a s toaow t to ORDINANCE NO. 3 4 6 7 TO ANNEX • 7 9 A C H ES O f P R O P E R T Y LYINO BET W EEN W ta t S T R E E T ANO SMITH CANAL ROAO ANO BET W EEN I t P S f y t ROAD AND U. «H -npn ROAD. A S SHOWN O K THE ELOW L o €» - rT Janat Btuart. PlamMIII) liK CT'Yf e O Donald C Bauana. Jr Da'andanl n o t ic e 4$ w .tiu a # AaNtmaM, O f S M tw f r s s a l e .N NOTICE i s HEREBY OIVEN that by mrtua oI Viat cartam WrV ct Eaacuaon laauad a t al and undar Ma aaN ol tna CvoM Court ol Martm Cocrty. ftonda. Caaa * OJ 324 CA upon 3 3nal IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT O f TM* EIGHTEENTH THE cn OROUPCONSUMER FINANCE. M C . are 1992 FORD MUSTANG VINft 1FACP44M0NF114491 CkcuN Court M an n County. Caaa I Pubkan Odobar 3 .1 1 . 2003 V044 cecm T 94 ANO FOR M IB N O L * COUNTY, FLORIDA C A M NO. 0 3C A -IW 9-1*-K vehicles Pubaafi Octoba. 3. I t . 2003 voaa_______________________ THIS NOTCE SMALL BE PUB LISHCO ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SANFORD HERALD ju d ic ia l 1) 1994 FORO ECONOUNE VINft 1FTEE24Y90HA46663 2) 1993 FORO TEMPO VINft 2FAPP36XOPB19413I 3) 1999 FORD TAURUS VINft 1FAFP53U2XA13S136 4) 1999 CHEVROLET MALIBU Vttft 1 0 1N052M9XY146960 6) 1999 CHEVROLET LUMMA VINft 2 0 1WN52K9XB134635 6) 1965 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY VINft 1O1AW19X0FQ146474 7) 1996 OOOQE INTREPID VINft 2B3H046T8TH192652 6) 2003 RAZOR MOTORCY­ CLE VINft S 0 4 10034073 9) 1996 HONDA ACCORO VINft 1HGCO5639TA264440 10) 1994 HONDA CIVIC VINft 1HGEO8560RL019772 11) 1966 MONOA CIVIC VINft JM M EE27S6JS006S17 12) 1990 NISSAN STANZA VINft JN1FU21P4LT203214 13) 1994 INFIN1TI 0 2 0 VINft JNKCP01D9RT507564 14) 1993 TOYOTA PREVIA Vtfft JT3A C12R7P1066062 15) 1966 ISUZU P UP VINftJAABL14A3G0729345 16) 2001 VOLKSWAOON JE n A VINft3VWSG29M21MQ2732S 17) 1993 MERCEDES 500 8CL ViNftWDBGAS 1E 1PA114242 14) I9 6 0 BMW 325 VINftWBAAB6406G 1660474 3FALP6632TM114614 1996 FORO • I R W m iii* (717) L M 2 7 a , la . IN ACCOIIOANC* WITH THE AMTIUCANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. paraona «r*h <ka«t>k- WITNESS my hand and Via aato ol *va Court al SEMMOLE County Ftonda M a »• day ol Saptambar. 2003 tot s 1FTEX16NXHKA15908 1967 FORO you tor toa rekef demanded in toa oomplam petition lot DA TOOETHER INCLUDING THEREON THAT CERTAIN 1966 HARDEN MOBILE HOME VIN NOS 10L706652T. 10L206652U. ANO 10L2066&2X. TITLE NOS 0048269570. 0046269554. AND 004626*564 has been Ned agatost you and that you ara required to serve a copy of your wrraan defenses, ft any. to It on DAVID J . STERN. ESQ PtatoUfTs attorney whoaa address to 601 8 University Drive ft500. Plantation. FL 33324 (no later than 30 days from tha data of tha first pubkeaton of tow nobca of action) and Ma toe ongmai with to t dark of tow court wther before service on PlatotftTi attorney or invnedh atefy thereafler; otherwise a baa baan Mad agamat you and r a l you ara taquoad lo aarva a copy ol y o u a ta a n dalanaaa. a any lo * on DAVIO J STERN. ESO PWnMIk aaomay. aiboaa addraa. la M l 8 Um.ara.ty D m * * 3 0 0 . Pianuoon. FL 93334 (no tala' Y w i 30 day, kom tna data ol »ta Mai pidAca ion ol m-a noaca d acaon) and Ma Via ongmai artb »>a d a rt c* vw court aittat batu>a aarmca on PtarnM a aaomay or imma»ataty tnataatlai. oinanaiaa a datauK anl ba amarad agamal b r tna rakal damandad at Via compiart a n - o e w m d n o p a "y : LEO dour *a « a n ola C ow | Cuunnouaa. «ar*ort>. ***** M on to ba pad by 919 Her W Vw a*4a Fid v m o rt w d b N V " ^ w -n i 34 n o m * *^■>' . O u. m h0MY aft parses cUerung an interest by. through, under or agwnst toe Defendants, who ara not known to ba daad or abve. and a l par­ ties having or davrang to have any right Kite or interest to toa property desorbed to toa mort- DOMINIUM OF THE PINE RIOQE CLUB VILLAGE I. AS RECOROEO IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK >»J<PAQE(S) 1440 THROUGH 1532. INCLUSIVE. AND A U AMENDMENTS AND EXHIBITS THERETO. IF ANY nuaoartal «* and who to ejrettog proceM end toe unknown defendants who may ba spouses, heirs. CONDOMINIUM UNIT B J , DUILDblQ 10. OF PINE RIOGE CLUB VILLAGE L TOGETHER WITH AN UNDIVIDED INTER­ EST IN THE COMMON ELE­ MENTS APPURTENANT THERETO. AS 6ET FORTH Vf N o n e * OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SCRVtCI THAT PARCEL OF LAND LYING M SECTION 9. TOWN­ SHIP 2 0 SOUTH. RANGE 32 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER O F SAID SECTION 0. RUN ALONO THE EAST LME OF SAIO SECTION 9 ANO THE CENTER UNE OF A 50 FOOT RIGHT OF WAY OF OSCEOLA ROAO. NORTH 0 0 *0 0 7 8 * WEST 2310 43 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH 09*5606* WEST 25 0 0 FEET TO THE WEST RIGHT OF WAV OF SAIO OSCEOLA ROAD AND THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCE RUN NORTH 69*56TW WET 660 44 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH 00*0354* EAST. 330 0 0 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 09*56o r EAST 660 0 2 FEET. THENCE SOUTH 0 0 * 0 0 7 6 * EAST 330 0 0 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING ALSO KNOWN AS LOT 16. UNRECORDED PLAT Of OSCEOLA ACRES TO: DAVIO BRODIE ANO UNKNOWN SPO U SE OF DAVIO BROOIE whote resi­ dence to 60 4 BAMBI AVENUE. ALTAMONTE SPRIN G S. FL 32714 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED aial J h action lo Iwaeioao a mortgaga on aw loAowaig p o a THE UNKNOWN SPO U SE. HEIRS. DEV ISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIONEES. LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND AU. OTHER PARTIES CLAIMVfO AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH UNDER OR AGAINST THE ESTATE OF PRINCILLA BROOKS. DECEASED. ET A L. DEFENOANTlSl U107 CVKTVBCATl MO: I I P *IAW I o rm O A M C B : M B DARLENE 6 Z A 8 0 .E T A L . DEFENOANT(S) Pubfcc auction to be heto al 9 0 0 am on toe 19th day of OCTO­ BER . 2006 Al toa front door of Sanford Towing 4 Recovery In c . located at 2522 Country Club R d . Sanford, FI 32771. tor toa purpoee of dwpoemg of toa tof- SEMINOLE County. Ftonda. to- you tor the rekef demanded I toa complaml or VS VS 2006 dto Octobar 6. 12. 2005 s s s a r s ; . . ehe*i« was ae«*ead w a rn — GMAC MORTOAOE CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF ABN AMRO MORTOAOE OROUP. INC. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ATLANTIC MORTOAOE 3 INVESTMENT CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF payabia lo Vw ew ra ol for T a i Dadd OtNCRAL JURtfOfCTfON OfVtSaON C A M NO: 04 CA 1444-140 Vf THE CWCUIT COURT OF THE 1ETH ju o ic tA L ORCUCT, Vf AND FOR M M N O U COUNTY. FLORIDA OEMERAL JURtBOfCTION OfVIBfON CASE NO: 03 CA 1 I1 M 4 K I | 1100am. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT FLORIDA Pubfwh Octobar 5. 12. 2005 V041 31. 3001 Deled on B/14/2006 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I 14TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR SCHMOLC COUNTY, 00214292 ___ 276 9 6 TH AVENUE NORTH Al Of aa«f preparty ban g m Vw Counfy of Bammofa. state of Ftonda Peymerv of 3*W Ma. appkea b it doam enlary damp laaaa and rwmnbng laaa ara faouwO 10 ba paid by Vw tuccmmkj brddar al Vw aafa Fid payment Of an amour* vqual lo Vw M^ w d tad ■ dua wdwt 2 4 » « * » • " » Vw a diarbaad bma of M b * * p im e n to aha* Da c a d i or g m h anteed inaVumarl. payable to vw Clara of Vw C e o d C o to l Pubfwh Octobar 6 .1 2 .2 0 0 5 V042 IN PURSUANT TO FLORK3A STATUES 7 1 3 7 4 THE FOL­ LOWING VEHICLE WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON TUESDAY OCTOBER 25. 3004 AT 1 0 0 0 AM AT CORTES TOW­ ING SERVICE. 245 ORANGE AVE LONOWOOO. FLORIDA THESE VEHICLES ARE SOLD AS IS WITH NO TITLE GUAR­ ANTEE SELLER RESERV ES THE RIGHT TO BIO BfOOINQ STARTS AT AMOUNT OWEO FOR TOWING ANO STORAOE. VIEWING ONE HOUR PRIOR TO SALE FORM OF PAYMENT IS CASH OR CASHIEA8 CHECK YOU ARE NOTIFIED toa! an acton to torectoea a mortgaga NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE THIS NOTICE SMALL BE PUB USHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SANFORD HERALD NOTICE OF BALE PUBLIC AUCTION JHM0A4127KC002955 1969 HONDA 2620 Jersey Street. Orlando. FL 32806. did 320 OecaoU Road. Oeneva. FL 32732 DAVIO BR O O IE.ETA L. DEFENOANT(S) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI TIES ACT. persona with dwato* bes needmg a special accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at the SEMINOLE County Courthouse al (407)665-4227. 1 - 4 0 0 * 5 5 6 7 7 1 (TOD) or 14 0 0 9 5 5 * 7 7 0 . via Ftonda Relay Service Deceased Currant Residence for the Unknown H ers Unknown. Currant Rewdence tor Robert Paul Devine « Unknown, but VS CECELIA M LOOP. R d . SantorO. FT 32771, tor Via purpose of disposing of toe tof- creditors, trustees, spouses, or otoer claimants U S BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE STRUCTURED ASSET INVESTMENT LOAN TRUST SER IE S 2005-3. PLAINTIFF LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 001 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33324 05-44142 IN RE ESTATE OF Paytnanf of Bata laa. and racordtog laaa ara raqukad to ba paid by Via auooaaaAil Uddar a l Via aafa Ful paymafv of an amount aqual to toa Ngheal bid la dua wttom 34 h o r n anar Via adiarvaad ama of aafa Al paymaraa d ia l ba caafi or guar- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 0 5 CA 1644-140 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY AJwha Cyrus DEPUTY CLERK CECELIA LOOP. aaaaaaad THE WITNESS my hand and the seal of W s Court at SEMINOLE County. Ftonda. tow 28 day of September. 2005 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 200S-7142-CP PARCEL ID* 30-2 1 -3 0 5310 0 003*40 Udaaa autn camHca la(a) anal ba radaamad aooordng to tow. Via proparty daaotoad ai auen carbfcatota) wd ba aoto to tw t»0h e it baddar al via waaf to w door. Sammola County Courthouaa. San lord. Florida. ON L eca ls L eca ls L eca ls Leca ls has bean Med agamst you and toe! you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any. to A on DAVIO J STERN. ESQ Plaintiff s attorney, whose address IS 601 8 University Drive #500. Plantation, FL 33324 (no later than 30 days from the date at toe first pubtea Son of tow nonce of acton) and Me the original with the dark of tow court arther before service on Ptamtiff 4 attorney or immedh atefy thereafter; otherwise a defat#! wt« be entered agamst you for toe refaef demanded m or Payment of Sate faa. appheeWe documentary stamp taaat and recordmg tees ara required to ba paid by tha led dar at tha u a T uft payntont of an amount agual to tha rughett bid »• dua wahm 24 hours after the advertised lane of tala Al payments shad ba cash or guar­ anteed nstrument. made payable to the Clerk of The O o r t Court Nodes of AppScaVon for T ai Daad CERTIFICATE NO: S H YEAR OF ISSUANCE: TOOT PARCEL IW 0000-IU O MOBILE ffOME PROPERTY Dalad on 01137003 NOTICE » HEREBY OVEN. >hel M U O CUST FOR AMHERST A SSET MOT LLC. toe hoklet of toe Mowing carvs'*'•<•! haa M u o cartifi. c*W t) tor a l u dMd to ba •aauad kwreon Tha camAcala num bat(t) and yaar(a) of iiauanca. N daacnpm n or Via proparty, and Via namata) In o ften • waa aaaataad li/arv a t 1100am L eca ls Leca ls MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMVfOLE COUNTY. R O R I DA by OERAU3INE HARFORD Oaputy Clara Putman Saplambar 31. 3S. 3003 and Octobar 3 .1 3 .3 0 0 3 u to s October 5 a «. 2oor> P a g e 5 B < coun m *ia l canam caaa antaad Janal Brwn. Ptoato* vkDonald C. Bauarta. > . D atan rti- rrtveh aloraaato Wnl ol Eaacuaon a a a datvarad to aa Sbanfl c l Sammola Cocrty. Ftonda and I hava tovwd | .pon a* toa nght aaa and mlarM ol » • datondanu m »ia to f n Sammola Cotmiy. Ftonda. nicra pgm artortydaad toadaar* — THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. ORANTEE8. DEVISEES. LIENORS. TRUSTEES. AND I Ona 1990 Cartlar 3 door. W t « CREDITORS OF ROBERT W SOE044446 DCVINE, DECEASED. ANO A U CLAIMANTS. PERSONS OR Ona 1966 Poracha 911. Vtn. » PARTIES. NATURAL OR 304010 CORPORATE. ANO WHOSE EXACT LEOAL 8TATUS IS BamQ atorad at H arry, Tomng UNKNOWN. CLAIMING BY. 103 Mapto Avarua Sanlord. FL THROUOH. UNDER OR AOAINST ROBERT W Mid Via undamgrtad aa snarvt DEVINE. DECEASED. OR ANY I ql Sammola Cotmiy. Ftonda a«» O f THE HE REM NAMED OR ai 1 1 0 0 AM on Via TV. day ol DESCRIBED DEFENDANTS Novarrtoar AO 3003 ollar tor OR PARTIES OR CLA949W TO ^ a n d a a » to 9 » h ig * ia a lb to h a v e a n y r ig h t , t i t l e o r dat. FOR CASH M HANO ANO m t e r e s t m ANO t o t h e SUBJECT TO ANY ANO A U p r o p er ty .*££fiN EXI8TMQ LIENS, al tha From DESCRIBED. JOAN MCNEE: I M ma HagpcM, d R O e£R T P^ £^ v ^ t ? through undar or agamM agamM ma am>mh abow namad Oatondari. " h o la m l known to ba daad or akm. whaowr t a d unanown partiaa claim cradaora. Vuateea. apouaaa. or othar c la m a n t,. TENANT f l m w r TENANT * 3 . *w parkaa niandad to accatv* tor vw paraon a paraona n Delandarva I s ,.. 3 3 0 A comptola daaenpbon and ■ copy d t h a r t n w u M N avadabla al tia oBK* ct »t « C*y Ctorti lor e poraona daaMng to aiarmna tha aama A l paruat m maraal and cituana aha* hav* an opportunMy to bo heard at aaid haanng By ordar ol lha C*y Commraa«xi ol tha O y ol Santord. Ftonda PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO S p a te I n a n y O f t h e s e p ^ e e o -n o s s h o u l d CO N TA CT TH E C ITY CLERK AT 407 330 3603 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE O f TH E M EETING AOVtCE T O TH E PUBLIC It a paraon docktoa non mad# won laapod to any madar a x W O tn i* N 9 M meeting or haanng, ho may naod a v*rt»atim moord cpodmgs. mdudmo toa taatvnony and vvldanca, tahWt moord 16 not (vovidad by lha Crty ol Sanlord IF8 3S6 0103) Cynthia Potior. Deputy Cay Ctorti Pubkah Saplemoer 38.3005 9 October 5. 3006 U tS t __________________________ ___________ O f . IQOBitohBNd. Santod< F|onaa a x » i daaertoad That aad aala a bang mada to aetwty Vw lamw d M a Wrt d Eaacuaon - n o t ic e NOTICE w hwaby givan t i a ^ \ ^ Board Semtrxito Coumy. Ftonda. Mends to h o M t w w ^ t o l w e ^ outad oi appaalad appheaborw lor Eiamp4iorw on O cto ber* . 27|M«i?NOYivrtoat4.3005al9w8«nriolaCotA^|BanrtO(» Buddmg. 1101 E Fval SbaaL Room 3039. Santord. Ftartda. TTW heenngt theft begin el 8 30 a m Donald F. Eakngar. Shard Sammato County. Ftonda Pubkdwl LL | ;T A bet of eft eopbcenU to# tetmgbon who have had • to J^W 9* cabonstorarampbon wholly o* b* 9w Preparty Apprawoe and w av3*aUa to t d p a«e batomen W houm ol ■ 00 9 m. to 5 00 p m M o n ^ • F ^ t o Room Octobar ». 13. « . I 1IS3 ol 9w **** I types ol aaampbon, nckjdad on lha *d ItomaaiajU Lmwomy. widows. Widowars. Renewable Energy Source, and NorfPrtdi Organuabona NOTICt O f ACTION AMCHrunno m i l l u . - « I TIES ACT O f 1990. PEIWONS WITH A OISABAITY NEEDMO TO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. ECIAL ACCOMMOOATOrt I SPECIAL ORANTEES. DEV ISEES. TO PART PARTICIPATE fti THE PRD- I LIENORS. 1R U STEE S. ANO CEEDINGS SHOULDI *---------* «* * * * “ CON 1 CREDITORS OF ROBERT W tact th e en fo rcea ble OCV94E. DECEASED ANO ALL W RITS SECTION O f « c l a im a n t s , p e r s o n s o r CTrtL DIVISION AT THE SHER­ PARTIES. NATURAL OR COR I F F S OFFICE. 100 BUSH PORATE. AND WHOSE EXACT BOULEVARD. SANFORD LEGAL STATUS IS UNKNOWN. FLORIDA. * * T T 3 A T LEAST CLAIMING BY. THROUOH. FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE UNOEROR AGAMST ROBERT PROCEEDINGS (407) 993w DEVINE. DECEASED. OR •913 ANY O f THE HEREM NAMED OR DESCRIBED DEFEN­ !-------- -- r w ~ . 9. 13. 11. 39. I DANTS OR PARTIES OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY VOM RIGHT. T IT U OR MTEREST M ANO TO THE PROPERTY None* O f HE RE M DESCRIBED. JOAN MCNEIL: ROBERT PAUL OCVME. and a* imanown par­ Pubic auckon to be IwU tollOO k s , oarnw^ by. Mough. under a n on toa IM h day a l OCTOO, egejnat Vw ebovv namad B IN . tO M Al toa bom door cl DetvndanL wno w not known to Sm kvd Towmg 6 Recovery kip. trn daad or akaa. ahatw r t a d a 3373 Coiawy Ck* tvwnown parkaa d a m aa hava. A . __ -------■- , nrA ol a* appkeanta tor aaampbon who h9V9 »wdtitoitoP*h to , ^n p b o n denied w alto maManed by toa Property _________ w avadabla to lha p u t t c betw een » w hotM to 5 00 o m Monday • Friday. In Room 11B* of •** tw ly p - d « m p - C O u n r y s a n m iw y aona n ckjd ad on toa Ranaw aW a OrganuaUuna ’ _____ ruuVWM. W idow ,. Energy Source, and N on-Proto Persona am a d v ta ^ t i a t i 9 » y d fc *to to a p p a a lto jf b edalw i n ^ d a to to d m m bng. toay wd na9d m a t, and, lot autft purpoaa. tw y may baton moord ol toa procaadmo a M a . taabmony leeam cnv and and evutoncs avidanca upon upon which toa appeal a » ua Vw MARYANNE M O RSE d a r k to toa Value Atouabiwnl Board By Sandy M cCann Dapuly Clark Pubtoh October 6. 3 0 0 3 V 01S �H TllR lIlKMJl P a g e O B Midweek, Octolxr 54), 2005 UCF Continued from Page IB HmM photo by Jim Wants Lake Howell graduate Brandon Marshall (No. 6. above against Marshall earlier this season) had anoth­ er outstanding game, catching five passes lor 107 yards and two touchdowns In UCF's win. FOR OCTOBER 14 UCF will tipoff the 2005-06 college basketball season on Friday, Oct. 14 with Its annual MldKnight Madness at UCF Arena. The festivities will fol­ low the UCF volleyball team's match with Rice, which begin* at 7 p.m. The event will mark the first chance for fan* to sec coach Kirk Spcraw's men's squad and coach Gail Striegler's women's team as they prepare for the Golden Knights first season in Conference USA. Both teams will participate in scrimmages, giving fans a sneak peak at the 2005-06 Golden Knights Starting at 6 p. m, members of both basketball teams will sign autograph* on the second floor mezzanine. In addition to the scrim­ mages, MldKnight Madness will feature performances by Knight Moves and giveaways and contests for fares. The event is free for UCF stu­ dents with a valid school ID. Admission for the volleyball match is M for adults and $2 for children. down run by Jerrell Carter to bring the Cajun* to within seven at 21-14 with 5:20 remaining In the third quarter. On UCF's ensuing sion, ULL forced a Moffett fumble inside the UCF 10-yard line and recovered the ball on the Golden Knight seven-yard line. On the next play, Lcvler scampered seven yards to tie the game at 21. Alter the hosts turned the ball over on down* late in the fourth quarter, UCF mounted a four minute, 51-yard drive that led to Brown's field goal. Smith carried the ball eight times on the drive, accounting for 33 yards to set-up Brown's kick. Freshman safety Jason Venson totaled a team-high 12 tackles for UCF. He added two pass breakups. Freshman cornerback Joe Burnett added seven stops. UCF returns home on Saturday to host Memphis for a Conference USA contest. Kickoff at the Florida Citrus Bowl is stated for 6 p.m. the deficit to 21-7. Moffett finished the game completing iS-of-25 attempt* for 232 yard* with three scores. On the ground, freshman tail­ back Kevin Smith carried the ball 25 times for 110 yards, lie I* the first true freshman tail­ back to rush for 100 yard* In a game since Gerod Davis rushed for 120 yard* versus Samford on November 21, 1992. After Louislana-Lafaycttc blocked a UCF punt Inside the Golden Knights' 30-yard line, the Ragin' Cajuns drive was stopped by senior linebacker James Cook's first career inter­ ception to end the scoring threat at the UCF one-yard line. Moffett was U-of-13 passing for 1% yard* and three touch­ down* in the first half as UCF led 21-7 at the break. After a missed field goal attempt of 36 yards by Matt Prater, Louisiana-Lafayette drove 80 yards on 11 plays, capped off by a six-yard touch­ MIDKNIGHT MADNESS SET Football TR IN ITY 39, MASTER'S 0 Continued from Page IB Orangewood Christian improved to 2-4 on the season, but more importantly won its second game in three starts dv trouncing St. PetersburgCanterbury, 63-28, at home. The Master's Academy continued to struggle, getting shutout at home by Class IB-District 4 foe Deltona-Trinity Christian, 39-0. TMA, which will play at Pinecastle Christian at 7 p.m. this Friday, fell to 0-5 overall and 0-2 in IB-4, while Trinity improved to 3-2 overall and 1-0 in the district heading into a showdown this week with Warner Christian. After a fast start Trinity Prep continues to freefall, dropping a 34-14 road decision to Wildwood (2-4) in a Class 2B-District 5 contest. The Saints opened the season with a pair of shutout victories, but since then have lost three in a row to fall to 2-3 overall and 0-2 in district play. Trinity Prep will host The First Academy (4-2) in a 7 p.m. game this Friday. LIONS 29, COUGARS 0 O v ied o U n lv m ity 0 0 15 7 T _ 2* 0 0 0 . 0 H n l Q uarter No Muring Secon d Q uarter O . D alrym ple 1 run (W rite L k k ) O _ knight IV p a t* (m m C ro c irtt (D alrym ple run), t h i r d Q uarter O . M rtiin n l* 2 run (Wei«e kkk). I mirth Quarter O _ Williford 40 run (\Wtte k k i ) Trinity OirUtian Th* Master * Academy 20 0 I I ) . M 0 0 0 0 . 0 rirat Quarter TC . Washington 1 run (kick (ailed). TC . timer 57 run (Smith kki). TC . S Kitgm 3tt fumble return (Smith kick). Second Quarter No acuclng Third Quarter TC . Washington 1 run (k k i (ailed). fourth Quarter TC . Dillard I run (k k i bunked). TC . Dillard 76 run (Smith kkk) TEAM STATISTICS Tint downs . Trinity Christian 12. The Mastrr’a Academy 4. Ruahevyard* _ Trinity Christian .16-295, The Matter % Academy 23-73. Paaalng (completlona-attempla-lntrrceptlona) _ Trinity Christian M -l; The Master •Academy 5-19-1. Paaalng yards _ Trinity Christian 45; The Master's Academy 20 tumbles-lost. Trinity Christian 1*1; The Maatrr'a Academy 4­ 1 Penalties _ Trinity Christian 9-64; The Master's Academy 9-63 Punts-yards . Trinity Christian 2-73; The Maatrr'a Academy 3­ 220 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING . Trinity Christian: Dillard 15-155. Washington 167i; timer 2-62. IVkens 2-0. J. Rogers 1-0 The Master's Academy: l r r M l ; Howard 10-37; Lewis 1*3; Bennett 1-0; Donom M minus-12). PASSING . Trinity Christian: timer 3-9-1. 45 The Master's Academy: Horwore 5-19-1. 20. RECEIVING . Trinity Christian: Ecod 2-29; S Rogers 1-16 The Master's Academy: Smith 1-10; Wrmrcke 1-9, Rowland 1* 3; McKee 2 (minus-2) PUNTING . Trinity Christian: Vale/ 2-363. The Master's Academy: Blow 3-37J . Hofild photo by Romoo Gutman Back-up quarterback Cody Williford capped off a great night for the Oviedo football team with a 40yard touchdown run aa the Lions blanked University, 20-0, to Improve to 5-1 on the season. 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FLORIDA by JUDITH ECKENROTH Dtoputy Ctork PubMh OctotMT 5. 12. 1*. 25 2005 V037 Notoctoot A p U cM n n tot T u D u d NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bito ANDREW VI LLC. CrO OULF GROUP HOLDINGS INC bto hoktor d bw kbtowng ctortbi u to U ) h u fctod u id ctortb. ttotoli) tor ■ tot d u d to b . ■tutod I w u n Th* cartbcato numtwrO) tm ytoto(i) ot luutocto. b a dMcnpbon ot B u when 4 w u i n t i l k it/ tit u CERTIFICATE NO: 3477 YEAR OP ISSUANCE: 3003 PARCEL )0b 20-21-30-6MJ 00000020 DMapbon ot Propwty: LOT t WU.SHIRE SQUARE PB 4* PGS25 4 27 IKKAt|AINUNOMWI Ail B) OMNIABcamkMIKwma Vnt m%a* (iaurpa 111 M Ptnrk (mmm an tmTumi ha* Cal (AAAISJM> A U I l l i X B lttA * UP I II 3US ( 4 1 " lagiamng (m Waimm CwM' Ifeip fmSay tkrmifeagesl *fe*ery 24at)l<p* liMkJUU' Cal MM«?tUUUlm(W JlCMwaimi 23t)0. DXJU MNBAIISOamau|I2*UMaa>(Man Meats MSMPHH*Ntr avaAMa QwfWksMAal PwmmiMOMfeS3412 Advertising Networks of Florida Week of October 3.2005 lor T u Dm . 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Court ROBERT E HONEYCUTT maryannc m orse CUERK of THE CIRCUIT 8EMBTOLE COUNTY. FlORlOA X VOSS tor Tu OMd NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. But MTAQ OUST FOR MAR GUERRA ASSET MOT LLC. Bw hoktor ot bto following earn*. c . 1. 11) h u Mad u t o ctortbi ctototo tor • t u d u d to b * ■MIMd bwrtoon Th. ctrd K ttt numCtor(i) and y u r| l) Ot tttu tn a . bto dMcnpbon at m . propmty. tm Ih . rurttoll) m when • w u u w M d u CERTIFICAT1 NO: 24*T VIA OF ISSUANCE: 1003 Ducnpbon ot Propwly LE LOT8 t « 9 BLK 3 MOBIL MANOR 2N 0 SEC PB 11 PQ r to rn m w hen CHRIS 0 MILLER u u u * A* d u t o proparty bung m b County ot Swmmoto. SUM i Ftond. U ntou torch c a n t ic t.iv ) vnr b . ir t o b itod K cord n g to to. c a rtb c m ik ) wd bto void to I Nghtod bU tor « bw w*vt In door, Stommoto Cpgr C ourtnouu. Santoro Flore Monday Wvw m U d II a to m 14. 200*. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 05, 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/e74c8ea79be56e287a662ef2d671460a.pdf 4db4c379e5694afe111cec514003fc87 PDF Text Text July Q * M. 2005 / L ig a ls an 7/7i OP TH E CIRCUIT fa n a ti Hf to dM wtote »• *maa rito* '02^ flf 'MIHl JM toMMBi in ton fp tot1H to» P to to b t o t o « t o ) fei MMMli ft aftft M m f i teiMai am Mm : m toy mn------------------- t15t o MSTRUCTIONS FOR IG tCW SIC Sn tlSB TO IS M CHEVROLET IB — OMH4B7T4B1S1 2001 C H E V R D U T C M Court. TH E ORCUTT ________COUNTY. FUDROA by OERALDtNE HARPORO toPrapatto LO TS 3 I 4 I N 1« O P VtoOD ALLEY A fiJ ON S SLK 9 TR 17 SM BN O LI R A M P B 3 P 0 7 S C LE R K O P TH E C B C U IT COURT M M N O L I COUNTY. f U M OA C A M NO; M C A W AtHM OTON MUTUAL BAtM FACA W ASMNQTON MUTUAL BANK. PA. PLABtRPP HOHW . R O B ER T c . VS. A9 of arid at im t w M i 01 n i C r 8 i(i| — bw aow to i n tagfwte H W m rtetea wont boM C o u rtfio w H ^ h ird M , n m S on AUM 8T N p M M i of M i t o . M e t * v f n t o n f t M i i m uM d teb» p te9 *p * w m teuaH d btd dw at tea atea. Fs6 paynwnt of Rft a w w i t a w to Vw Mtewal bM te Ska wMWi 24 haun Mter fw M w l M Raw a1 utea. A f fajKwajSi ba aw h or gunrpnywtitn |p tew Ctorb af tew CbayR Court. I0R7/7/9DM. C U fK O P TH E CIRCUIT CO URT M M B U COUNTY. FLORIDA by d H to L O m t HARPORO w i:* July 13, 20. 37, 2009 3.2009 NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN. * M WRJJAM E KIRCHHOFF. r af tea Mowing cart*tor a ton dood to b* teereon. 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P A r No. 377906 P .O . tew 940549 FL 327*4 Triephorw: (407) 934-0931 tor C U m n C A T I NO; 1171 YEAR Pubtoh: July 13,20.2009 9079 FILE N A 06CP-111 M RE; ESTATE OP CHARLES A DENAVE, tke ■I^»l.ii»a. .In n'O njf til - -a..-.*— im fto ra n iira n fi o il■M iaw OaacrtpQon ol Proparty LEO LO T 19 J O PACXAROS 1ST ADO TO MIDWAY PB 2 PG 104 Nam es in which NOMACH SMITH ■•MlI > A l ol M id praparty bring in tw County of Somlnoto. Stoto of Untaaa ouch bo I to tow, In u 0 i wB ba told to too WgpflU WOOf n w w m lu n door, Somineta County Courtoauaw, Bantord. Florida, on Monday. AUOUBT 22. 1100am. Paynwnt of Sato too. bto docunwntory (lamp taioa and recording toaa ara ramriad to ba paid by tw tuooaaatoi btoOar at tw lata. F u l paynwnt ol an amount eq u rito tw htgtwat U d la duo worth 24 houra iflar too advertised tma ol tala. A l paynwnt* M l ba caah or guarantaad instrument. mada payobia to tha Clerk of the C p cu i Court Dated on 7/7/3000. MARVANNE M ORSE C LE R K O F THE CIRCUIT CO URT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Daoutv G if t P u t* * : July 13. 20. 27. 2005 and Augual 3. 2009 8079 NoMoa of tor T a il WITNESS my hand and tw teal of tote Court« SEMINOLE County, Florida, M a 7 day of Jut* 2009. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLER K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT B YiCaM M obfS DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES O F DAVID J. STERN ATTORNEY FO R PLAINTIFF •01 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 900 PLANTATION. FL 33324 09-41270 M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH D t8AM > TIES ACT, paraona rrito i ttoa naadtog a g a d modatton should COURT ADMINISTRATION, « tw SEMINOLE CcuMy Courtoouae al (407)999 4237, 1-900-999-9771 (TOO) or 1-900993-9770, via Florida Relay CERTIFICATE NO: 11M YEAR O P ISSUANCE: IS M PAR CEL ID# 33-19-31-907 0000-1360 Oaecnpoon of Proparty: LEO LO T 139 (LESS N 7 FT) J O PACKARDS 1ST ADO TO MID­ WAY PS 2 PO 104 Name* m which DOROTHY W tLLLIAMS LIFE e s t (l a z e t t w r l ia m s i A l of eard propart/ bang In tw County of Samawta. SUtoe of Llnlaea tuen carWIcaleli) M l ba raoaamad according to tow, toe property t w p S a d m iuch ceruftcmets) ww Da told to toa rtgnest Odder ai tna waat In door gem m ae County Cowrmouee. Sartor a Florida, on Monday. AUGUST 22. 2009 el 11 OCiem Peymarr of Seta lea m * c. d a documerKary eump U w and recorwng leae are remured to tw pad by ma succeeelui bto *1*» el ma ■ » Fv» peynwnI of an e r u r t eo*ri to Via mgrwet D C a due • » » 24 node «rw> na of eera A i i m a t pa caah or >«ar C H A R LES A t cradbora of tw and otwrporaorw having cfafma or domondt agatoat daoadanTa i on whom a copy of toto m bean aarvad, mual fla torir ctotow wtto tola Court WITHIN TH E LATER O P 3 MONTHS A FTER TH E DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE O R 30 DAYS AFTER THE T M E OP SERVICE OP A CO PY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. IN THE ORCUTT COURT 0# THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL O RCM T. M AMO FOR I tM B K X f COUNTY. FLORIDA G EN ERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A SE NO: 04 CA 297-14K JOSEPH A. JACKSON. JR-. DANIEL NICHOLAS QALLEOOS, Defendant. NOTICE OP ACTION TO DANIEL NICHOLAS QALLEOOS 360 San Rogue Strato Santord. FL 33771 YOU ARE NOTIFIED Owl an I acoon tor tor damagaa which eicead Fifwan Thouaand (St 5.00000) D o lan has bean Nad agamat you and you ara required to serve s copy of your written deleneea. 4 any. to 4 on MICHAEL C HUDOLESTON. E S Q . Piametrs aaonwy. whoae addraaa W 114 Waat Rich Avenue DeLand. FL 32730. on or baton AUG It. 2009. and to Na too ongmaf wito toa Ctorti of | tow Court a«wr baton ar on PaOOonar i aoomay or imma- I *— y thereafter oawrwwa a | dafaua wd ba aniand a< you tor tw nfwf damandad in I lha SuppWrnenUJ PeOhon ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FO REVER BARRED. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO S E T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO 12) YEAR S OR MORE A FTER THE D E C E D E N T S DATE O f DEATH IS BARRED. Tha data of first publication ol h i Nonce la July 13. 2006 Rita A. DeNave Personal Representative 4809 Eacl Lake Drtva winter Springe. Florida 33709 John V. Baum, Esquire Florida Bar No. 135*40 213 S. Swoopo Ava. Maitland. FL 32751 Telephone (407) 945-5329 Attorney lor Personal Representative Publish July 13. 20. 2009 S090 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NoOce a hereby given Sammofe Pamt 9 Body wd tea at Pubic Auction tor saNage tor cash on demand to highest bto dar. lha following described JULY 2 3 2009 FLORIDA PROBATE DtVMfON FILS NO. gBCP-103* #V RE ESTATE OF A lo f a rif prago note. M drawn tor a parfod of ttoiy (30) to ta aubmtoof fw Oounfy PortAutoorWy. M a S to d a yo f JMptOOS. al Santord, Swhtnoto County By order of: SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY H. Poe, Chafmwn NOTICE • HEREBY GIVEN. tWI M ELINDA J EOMMTON O R PBCMARO 8 RY tw hoMar o l tw i) tor a M t daad to ba toaraon. The carrifcato number! t) and yoarta) at tw daaertodon of tw and tw rwnw(e) to w htcbtw aa StoS* M U t e iM C LE R K CO UN T OP TH E O RCU TT bto to PAR CEL KM -1 *-30-907- COUNTY, FUORKM :L O T S * A 12 AM EN O fD P U T EINORA 1 1 3P G 4M ..< M M « d mmSm SmT M g TM M M fen M h UELTON DURANT JR .. 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She signed with the intent to play two years, but now an upcoming deci­ sion by the college's Board of Trustees may change all of that. On Tuesday, SCC administrators announced that because of budget crunches they would soon consider Both Laurence signs a scholarship to play softball for SCC. canceling the college's athletic program after the 2005-2006 year. On Tnursday, the college said it would recommend a three-month study on athletics. The four intercollegiate sports programs will take place as planned for 20052006. Laurence, who has been playing softball for SCC pitching coach Bill Fields since she started playing, isn't sure what to do. "D o I go there for one year and then have to transfer? It makes me question everything," Laurence said in an inter­ view Thursday. Laurence started out playing Little League when she was 10 and then start­ ed playing 12 and under tournament ball. She has continued playing tourna­ ment ball throughout her career, thus far. She also played for two years at Lake Mary Hign School where she made the varsity team as a freshman, and then her last two years of high school she played for Lake Highland Prep where she graduated with a 3.8 CPA. "I had other offers, but I've been playing with Fields since I was 10," Laurence said. She also said that she wanted to go to school close by her family and there wasn't any other community college nearby that she could do that at. S m Softball, Pag# 3A **---A--- A n e c n c oarworu Memorial Stadum. C S I: In T r a i n i n g Sheriff's office w arns against check scam FERN PARK — The Sem inole C ounty Sheriff's Office has received several com plaints in reference to a check w riting scam . A uto repair stores in tne Fern Park area reported that checks are being fraudulently m anufactured with their com pany nam e on them and cashed. It is possible that the bank account num bers are being obtained through con tracted delivery services that are paid at the tim e of delivery. A notner scenario is one person d is­ tracts tne business representative while another grabs a bank statem en t or check. The suspect usually grabs checks from the back of the book so that no im m ediate alarm is raised. The Sem inole C ounty Sheriff's office su g g ests that businesses insure that financial d o cu ­ m ents are kept secure. A lso be aw are of paym ents m ade to con tracted delivery d rivers or vendors w ho m ay retain the services of day labor w ho have not been through back­ ground checks. Any instances of the above scenarios should be reported im m ediately to you r local law enforcem ent agency, or call C rim eLine at 1-80042 3 -T IP S (8477). S em in o le S m ile C h ris R o d g e rs — 2005 Graduate of lak« Mary High School Sanfordloses bluesexpert By U a n a Edixon Herald Staff SANFORD — Henry Byrd, 80, of Sanford knew the blues. Byrd was a retired construction worker and a blues expert. He died Friday, July 8, 2005, at Central Florida Regional Hospital of lung disease. Byrd played with many blues’ legends through­ out his life such as: BB King, Blind Boy Fuller, Blind Lemon Jefferson, and Lightin' Hopkins. He used to sit under a tree talking and playing guitar and harmonica at his house off of 13th Street with 35-year-old Scott Riggan, of Sanford. "H e was mostly a harmonica player, but he also played guitar," Riggan said. Riggan befriended Byrd three years ago when he was doing work in Byrd's neighborhood in Goldsboro. "I would come around and help him with things. In exchange, he told me anything I wanted to know about blues," Riggan said. T e en ag e rs from the local E xp lo rer A ca d e m y arrive on the s ce n e to investigate a m o ck murder. Explorer tradition continues with local law enforcement By Llane Edixon Herald Staff SANFORD — Local law enforcement agen­ cies are not getting desperate for recruits. The young, police-uniformed teenagers seen around town are part of the Central Florida Law Enforcement Explorer Academy. The Academy, which began in July 2003, is a two-week school where select teens learn about law enforcement. Officer William Willis of the Sanford Police Departm ent helped launch the Explorer Academy because he was an Explorer as a young man, "We're carrying on the tradition of what has worked well in the past," Willis said. This year marks the graduation of Phase 111 Explorers. These youths have been involved with the Academy since its inception three years ago. Earlier this week, the five Phase III Explorers were out investigating a mock crime scene at The Palms Island Resort and Marina on Lake Monroe, which the Florida Department of Law Enforcement set up. The Phase III Explorers will spend the remaining week solving the fake crime, which was a mock murder set in a hotel room at The Palms complete with a fake body, which the suspect made look like an overdose. Phase III Explorers also will learn how to fill out police reports, make requests for arrest and search warrants, and learn the other tools that See Explorers, Page 3A S«e Byrd, Page 8A Locals Do Si Do with the Starlight Promenaders By Joe Hendricks Herald Correspondent The brightly colored outfits, graceful bodies and smiling faces of the Starlight Promenaders move in unison to Whit Brown's vocal com­ mands. "Square through the middle, listen to the hour play the trom bone...Zip to the mid­ dle, swing and twirl the pretty little com er girl." The language is square dancing, a language spoken in plain old English, regardless of ethnicity or worldly location. A square of eight, promenad­ ing and doing the do si do in Korea sounds the same as a square of eight doing similar moves in tne Debary Civic T h e S tarlight P ro m e n a d e rs d em onstrate sq u are d an cin g that attracts m any from Sem in ole County. Center on a rainy Wednesday evening. The Starlight Promenaders have been square dancing at Debary Civic Center since 1975. th e organization's roots date back to 1959, when Sem inole County square dancers began their weekly gatherings at the gathering at the Sanford Naval Air Base. The gatherings continued until the base's closure in 1975. The base closing put the Starlight Promenaders out of action for a few months before the group reformed and thirty years later the Starlight Promenaders are still going strong. Always on the hunt for new members to join this unique fraternity, former group President Dick Lysobey said, "W e've been made aware that there are many square dancers in the Sanford area who are driving all the way to Daytona to dance. The Starlight Promenaders would like to extend an invitation to you club level (experienced) dancers to join us at the Debary Civic Center on Wednesday nights." Using 1792, the Debary Civic Center, located at 38 South Shell Road, is about a 15-minute ride from Sanford. Dick and his wife Jeanne have been m embers of the Starlight Prom enaders since 1987. The couple took a break from square dancing to settle into their new Florida home after a lifetime spent in the New England area, but returned to the fold when Jeanne was diagnosed with diabetes and her doctor recom­ mended square dancing as a See Dancers, Page 10A C astao Night Saturday, July 16 Palm Island R osorl and M anna • 530 North Palmetto Ave,, Sanford 6:30 H eavy hor d 'O e u v re s 7:00 - 10:00 C a s in o Style G a m e s �Page 2A T he H erald Sunday, July 17. 2005 Seminole Summary A GLAN CE AROUND O U R COUNTY Kicked In the balls: You've got to wonder about the administration over at Seminole Community College. The revelations this week that the Board of Trustees was ready to eliminate athletics at its July 19 meeting indicates that col­ lege officials arc wearing their mortar boards too tight. The official reason for the attempted axing of the athletic department was budget constraints. But with athletics using just 1.4 percent ($770,000) of the college's $57 million annual budget that argument rings hollow. Word Around The Clock is James “The Hitman** Hennlngsen isn’t fond of athletics in the academ­ ic world. Henningsen joined the SCC staff last .................................... year as vice president of Success Around trie Clock Student Services/Chief Student Affairs Officer. Admittedly athletics take on too much impor­ tance on some campuses. The University of Alabama, my alma mater, is a good example. That's not the case at SCC. The administration tried to sneak this under by D an Ping the radar. With the excep­ tion of upper echelon administrators, discussion with the athletic department about the proposed cuts did not take place until Monday, just one week prior to the Trustees meeting. In addition, Henningsen tried to pressure the Student Government Association into rubber stamping his vision for the college. When word about the proposal began leaking off campus, officials at the college clammed up and the public relations department was missing in action. The most asinine reaction, however, came from the president’s office where employ­ ees attempted to illegally withhold the agenda. Herald reporters were told on three separate occa­ sions that because their names were not on the "approved list of recipients” they could not pick up a copy of the agenda or have one c-mailcd to them without first filing a written request. For future reference. President E. Ann McGee might want to have h a staff review Chapter 119.01 o f the Florida Statutes which guarantees "all state, county and municipal records shall be open for personal inspection by any person." Any person means even those not on the "approved list o f recipients.” McGee should also have her staff read Dade Aviation Consultants k Knight Kidder Inc. (800 So. 2nd 302) where the courts ruled "There is no require­ ment in the Public Records Act that requests for records must be in writing.” The college does face funding issues. It’s the fastest growing community college in the state, yet it-is dead last when it comes to receiving state dollars. That's a problem. If E. Ann is looking for solutions, she might try whizzing a few fastballs upside the heads of the bone-headed politicians in Tallahassee. I’m sure some o f her school’s softball and baseball pitchers would be happy to oblige. River Rats Casino Night will be held beginning at 6:30 p.m. at Palms Island Resort and Marina, 530 N. Palmetto Ave., in Sanford from 7 to 10 m. Tickets are $25. Call row at 217-493-3258 or Tramayne at 407-657-1265. B Kathy Allen from Sem inole County Public Schools speaks to students at W oodlands Elementary recently. Schools through­ out the school district took part in the Dividend Digalo en EspaAol Program. Students heard tales about the Aztec empire, how to hold a fiesta, and about the travels of kings, as wed as about daily Me In Mexico. Drug related • Marvin Johnson, 25, of Drew Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police on June 7, at Sixth Street and Pecan Avenue. Officers reported see­ ing what they believed was a drug transaction. Johnson was arrested for possession of cocaine with intent to sell within 1000 feet of public housing (Edward Higgins Terrace), tampering with evidence, and resist­ ing an officer without violence. • Thomas Wade, 42, of Academy Avenue, was arrested by Sanford pOlRx* TridSdnv, at 13th Street and Olive Avenue. An officer reported seeing him with what appeared to be cannabis in his hand. He was arrested on a charge of possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. • Timothy Luke Foley, 19, of Baywood Circle, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday, in the 2701) block of Ridgewood Avenue. He was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. • Antoine Tillman, 23, of Mara Court, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday, in the 271X) block of Ridgewood Avenue. He was charged with possession of synthetic narcotics with the intent to sell or deliver; possession of cocaine with intent to sell or deliver; and posses­ sion of narcotic equipment and drug paraphernalia. • Charles Shaw, 37, of Celery Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday, in the 2700 block of Ridgewood Avenue. He was charged with possession of cocaine; and possession of narcotic equip­ ment. • Carley D. Ramey, 20, of Ridgewood Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday, in the 27UO block of Ridgewood Avenue. She was charged with possession of syn­ thetic narcotics; possession of cocaine; and possession of narcotic equipment. SANFORD — Seminole County Animal Services has introduced a new program, “Pet Pals", that makes it mure affordable for sen­ iors and disabled citizens to adopt a pet. Through the program, qualified residents may select the pet of their C la s s ifie d A d v e rtisin g le d W a ter Cheryl Smith Compeamg end h» h«i P o lice B lo tte r Robbery • Reshonda Shanay Roberts, 27, of West 5th Street, and Antonette Hadley, 21, of Higgins Terrace, were arrested by Sanford police Sunday. On June 6, a 7W-year-o!d woman reported her purse was snatched, as she walked from the Seminole Towne Center Mall. Roberts and Hadley were located as the result of the woman's credit card being used to ’ purchase $201.31 in groceries. Each of the two women were located and arrested for robbery - snatching; fraudulent /illegal use of credit cards; and aggravated battery. Burglary • Danny Lee Seymore, 45, of an unknown address, was arrested by Sanford police early Thursday, at 8th Street and Hickory Avenue. Officers reported seeing nim on a bicycle with a window unit air conditioner balanced on the handlebars. He reportedly told officers he found the unit in a trash pile, but the pile could not be located. He was arrested on charges of possession of burglary tools, and loitering/prowling. Theft • Tyler I’almer, 18, of Deltona, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday, in the 200 block of Towne Center Circle. He was charged with petty shoplifting from a merchant for allegedly stealing a $150 radar detector. Assault - Battery • Jose F. Santiago, 52, listed as homeless, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday, in the 360U block of Orlando Drive, where he had "Mardi Gras in July" with Dale Burke's Jazz Ensemble will be presented at 2 p.m. at the Helen Stairs Theatre in downtown Sanford. The St. Louis jazz group will present music from the French Quarter, a tribute to Mardi Gras. Tickets are $15 and $12 (for seniors 55 and over). • Debra Webb, 39, of Cedar Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday, at her residence. She reportedly was in a conflict with a male. She was charged with battery — touch or strike (domestic vio­ lence). W ED • Johanna Chavez, 30, of Old England Loop, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday, at her resi­ dence following an altercation with a male. She was charged with bat­ tery - touch or strike (domestic vio­ lence). The Sanford Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will hold iLs July luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Da Vinci, 107 Magnolia Ave., in Sanford. Jennifer Brodnax, senior vice president of Federal Trust Bank and Donald J. McGowan, president and CEO of BankFirst will speak. RSVP to 407-322-8160. Other arrests • Earl Spikes, 27, of Bethune Circle, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday, in Academy Manor Park, where officers saw him drink­ ing a beer. He was charged with vio­ lation of the city ordinance on hav­ ing an open container of alcohol. THU The 43rd General Assembly of the Rescue Church of God will convene July 21 through 24 at 1700 W. 13th St., in Sanford. Services begin each night at 7:30 Speakers include Pastor Roger Kelly, Word Covenant Church Orlando; Pastor Wilbert Gordon, Abundant Harvest Church Sanford; and evangelist Robbi Warren of Baltimore. Call 407-314-9446. • Rufus Bradley, 53, of Airport Blvd, and Lawrence Williams, 62, were arrested by Sanford police on July 5, at 13th Street and Oleander Avenue. Officers saw them drinking along the sidewalk. Each was charged with violation of the county ordinance on possession of an open container in a public-semi public area. • Leonardo Marrero, 33, of Maitland, was arrested by Sanford police Friday, on Hiawatha Avenue and U.S. 17/92. He was charged with escape and resisting an officer without violence. • Jane Doe was arrested by Sanford police Thursday. She was arrested for resisting an officer with­ out violence and disturbing the peace. She refused to give law enforcement officers her name. choice for only $11, which includes the license fee, spay or neuter, vac­ cinations and a microchip for iden­ tification. "Pets provide companionship, tun and health benefits," says Mike Wi rimer. Animal Services manager. "M any loveable cats, dogs, and Managing Cdito, Dons Dietrich Uane E d cun Marva H aekins H>ck Pfeiteul Dean Smith Tommy Vviceni “Serving Seminole Count) Since 1908” SAT Community United Methodist Church is spo soring a school supply gi away for Casselberry chi! dren and youth from 10 a until 2 p.m. Call 407-8313777. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Write to us: Sunday July 17. 2005 • Vol 113, No 84 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers Inc •300 N French Ave Sanford FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 •Fa* (407) 323-9408 ° 300 N. French Avenue Sanford, FL 32771 E-Mail us: Edtonol Periodical Postage P a d al bankaiJ F t i r e , und mM torml r a t i" j o . b u b S C r ip t lO n _ R lo t O S USf*S 4*12110 J Muntfia at S e n w iu e County | 11 (jq P o ii/ rtiU tt W x l K k k t t i 0 M urtfn vi Semaicae C o u rt, fzt) 00 Tf« SAH tO h U m CM AO j P O Aft* ’ 6 6 ' Republic Newspapers. Inc. The STAR Project for Suicide Prevention will pres ent a 90-minute program on Suicide Awareness and Prevention at 7 p.m. in the Educational Building of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, 834 S. Orange Blossom Trail, Apopka. Call 407-682-0808. other types of pets are available and we’ll help citizens select the right one for their lifestyle." For moa* information about the "Pet PaLs" program, visit Animal Services Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 10 a m. to 3 p.m. or call 407-665-5201. The Sanford Herald Editorial Slave G la ss Meniwg Account liecutin reportedly been involved in a dis­ pute with a bus passenger. He was charged with two counts of aggra­ vated assault with a deadly weapon (knife); disorderly conduct; and car­ rying a concealed weapon. Program makes it easier for seniors to adopt pets Steve Paradis Uiewmf l,l»l Menage, Kid's B.L.A.S.T., the chil­ dren's ministry of Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church, 2626 Palmetto Ave., in Sanford, will be hosting a free "Jungle Adventure" VBS Program at 6 p.m. and will continue through Wednesday begin­ ning at 7 p.m. on weekdays. Children from K4 through 5th grade are invited. Call 407-323-1583. »«— -»j pnoip - cnmy■uLu^ ta mfwa uy lO vmesm Patti Smith C irculation H SUN Legal A dvertising Wanda KourpanvLs b o u t Orlando Ballet presents "Summer Fantasy” at 7 p.m. at the Helen Stairs Theatre in downtown Sanford featuring the classical ballet ”Paquita” along with guest perform­ ances. Tickets are $10. Editor and Publisher fio t/ w Lavender A Firefighters from Longwood Fire Department will accept donations to ben­ efit the Muscular Dystrophy Association from 9 a.m. to noon at SR-434 and CR-427. Call 904-642-2656. D an P i n g D isplay A dvertising & A Blue G nus Pickin' will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Longwood community building, 200 W. Warren Ave., in Longwood. Something’s brewing: The Devine Dell closed for business June 30 because owner Drew Fischer is battling cancer. The deli's spot won't stay empty for long, however. Volcano’s Coffee Bar. a Longwood-bascd company, is slated to open for business this fall. In addition to taking the deli’s space. Volcano’s will also occupy the space recently vacated by Blue Hen Office Furniture. (Blue Hen, by the way, relocated to the second floor of the building which houses the Emerald lien Irish Pub on the first floor I guess the building can now be offi­ cially called “the chicken coop.”) Volcano's will roast their own coffee beans on site and the owners say they hope to open in October Administration Betty Bennett u t SAT A fitting farewell: I’m not much for funerals, but I understand Don Knight's service was one of the best in recent history. Work obligations did not allow me to attend, however, more than a dozen people called to give me the scoop on the ceremony. Those who attend­ ed said the service was an uplifting celebration for probably the nicest man in Sanford. Long-time Sanford resident Jerry Waller spoke during the funeral and got a little city busi­ ness done at the same time. He proposed — and received a second on all his motions — that the city’s name be changed to Knightsvillc. that Lake Monroe be renamed Lake Knight, and that Orlando Sanford International Airport be rcchnstencd Don Knlgbt International Airport. Word Around The Clock is that Larry Dale, president and CEO of the Sanford Airport Authority, seconded that last motion. The motions, of course, are not binding, but Dale did say that he will propose to the airport board that Lake Golden Park be renamed Don Knight Park. Don will be sorely missed by all. He was one of the first people I met when I moved to Sanford, and he was always unwavering friendly even when we discussed issues where our views were opposing. I'm glad I got to know him Q O B ien ven id os a M e jico 'tSNpNlfjE* I L |//f2 *00' t rear vi SamavAa County V » 00 i rear Other f lo rd s County %*2 00 I rear CX4 O f State l> , (Al V ¥ * Cell ut: (407)322-2611 • dH ot4M m inoid6artU .com Advortmrtg PutAshar dpm gosam inoiaftortid tom Producfton > Feme: 1407} 323*406 �Sunday. July 17.2005 T h e Huuld Softball Page 3\ Explorers P>|< 1A 1A “SCC is supposed to sup­ port the community and by getting rid of athletics they are taking away chances for students in the community," she said. H er father, Steven Laurence, said his daughter had a high school career bat­ ting average of .350. She also won writing awards at the local and state level includ­ ing the Holocaust Award for the state of Florida. "She's a good student, as well as a good softball player, her father said. Steven Laurence said that his oth er daughter, M eredith, is a p roduct of SCC and so is her husband. Meredith was the editor of SC C 's college new spaper and her husband w as the valedictorian. Both went on to the University of Central Florida with full academic scholarships after attending SCC. The proud father said that SC C 's athletic program is excellent "They have som e of the best teams in the state and the country. This is a nation­ ally recognized ball club that they're trying to axe. It's ridiculous," he said. Currently, the Laurences are hoping they don't have to worry about where Beth will attend school in the fall. "W e haven't even talked about it. We're going to put up a big enough fight to w here that w on't be an issue," Beth Laurence said. Beth's father and sister are currently calling, em ailing and writing everyone they can to stop the possibility of the program's end. "I've emailed the Board of Trustees, state senators, and local representatives," Steven Laurence said. "W e're just trying to rally forces." Steven Laurence said that 86 percent of SCC students are from Seminole and O range counties. He said this would have a direct impact on local high schools that are trying to find their athletes' scholarships. "A vast majority of schol­ arships come from local kids," he said. As of Tuesday, the SCC's Board of Trustees, had on their July 19, agenda to con­ sider axing the athletic pro­ gram after the 2005-2006 year. By Thursday, SCC sent out a second release that said they plan to recommend to the Board that a threem onth, in-depth study on athletics should be undertak­ en starting next week to evaluate the future of SCC athtetics after the 2005-2006 school year. "We h av e heard this week from supporters of SCC ath­ letics that it is important to consider the longtime and successful impact this pro­ gram has had on SCC stu­ dent-athletes," James Henningsen, Vice President of Student Success said, "so we plan to recommend to our Board that we engage in a com prehensive threemonth study of our athletic programs and their impact on SCC students and our community, as well as the future of SCC athletics as we expand our college to four distinct sites in 2006-2007." The Laurences, along with other athletic program sup­ porters, are not buying it. (even Laurence said that school athtetics at colleges is a way for students to rally together and to support the 5» school. "W hat are you going to rally around, the debate team ?" Steven Laurence said. The recommendation for a three-month study of SCC athletics will be presented to SCC's Board of Trustees dur­ ing the Tuesday, July 19 Board meeting. Tne meeting will be hela in the SCC Board Meeting Room, A-200 on 100 Weldon Blvd. in Sanford at 7 p.m. law enforcement uses. Phase I and Phase II Explorers are first and second year Exptorers who are in "basic training", as well as learning in a classroom from instructors with various local police departments. The local law enforcement agencies involved are; Sanford Police Department, Longwood Police Department, Oviedo Police Department Winter Springs Police Department Seminole County Sheriff's Office, and the Seminole County Police Athletic League. Willis and the other law enforcement officers involved in the Academy hope to expose the students to all aspects of law enforcement. The curriculum may include areas such as criminal law, court testimony, search/seizure, crash investi­ gation, traffic stops, building searches, narcotics identifica­ tion, special police unit demonstrations, physical fit­ ness, firearms, self defense, G E O R G E A H E L M , III A 1 1o k \ i v a t L a w I )IV( l” i i ( Y v LYNNE BOYD Happy. 40<hWadding 1m 1 S ' r ' t ip , ( n u n (~i ■ imiY ‘ \ 1 r> Ri v n 'iA m 1 JT v ir I 1v p " 1 P a y m c v i O r n o ' r — i t ------- We are carrying on the tradition. O fficer W lMam WNNa, W military drills and repelling. The group said that not all Explorers are training to be dice officers. One former plorer and recent high school graduate, who now helps out the staff, said she wants to be a paramedic. Another former Explorer, Ashley Tuggle, said after going through the Academy, she does want to go into law enforcement. Explorers gain valuable skills, Willis said, such as camaraderie. Students at the Academy do not com pete with one another, but Explorers who excel in particular areas are recognized with aw ards at graduation. Awards given out are for top academics, best tactical, top gun, most improved and awards of excellence. Currently, the Academy is looking for sponsors for next year's program, which runs from July 9 to 22. The Academy is set up as a 501-C and they are looking for either monetary donations o r dona­ tions from restaurants to help cater the two-week Academy. The students get to the Academy at 7:30 a.m. and are currently provided breakfast and lunch. Anyone interested in learn­ ing more about the Academy o r who are interesting in becoming a sponsor can con­ tact Willis at 321-377-1242. "We would be most appre­ ciative," Willis said. Retiring So o n ? If a local relationship with a Certified Financial Hanna™ is preferable to calling a 1-800 numba for your retirement planning decisions, ■ — ... I (> V i \ p C T n \ i r V r T ' p r r N t r we should talk. rmLarryBreen, Drramcs Y o u ’r wM C all u s fo r y o u * ] 321- If the next 40 are half as good as the First, they will be F A N T A S T I C ! ! ! O m ens L a k i ] 1W Nrtni of ■ h jw lM ii AD My Love, Bill it nr E m press E m er a ld BKN OIW I cmotmi iniuiy 'ih F in e & C o s tu m e J e w e lr y i 303 E. First Street Sanford, F L 32771 Phone: 407-268-9717 . . >! ..1 it n / . ! �4A T hx Hxkau) Sunday. July 17.2005 O p in io n Wrong Way I could write about hurricanes in this column, but I feet w e've all heard plenty about them and the steps we should take to prepare for them. You should know these matters, espe­ cially since we've already had several scares this month and during June. So let's move on and I’ll look in my history book to find items that happened on these next few days in history, som e of which you may already know, others to refresh the memory. On July 17, 1938, a 31-year-old unemployed airplane m echanic took off in a 1929 Curtis Robin monoplane, from Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn, N.Y. He told everyone he was going to fly to Los Angeles. His plane had a compass, but no radio or special navigational equipment. He said his compass apparently was not working properly, and 28 hours and 13 min­ utes later, rather than Los Angeles, to his west, he arrived at Dublin, Ireland's Baldonnell airport to his east, 3,150 miles away from Brooklyn. When he returned to his hometown of Galveston, Texas, Douglas Groce Corrigan was nicknamed "Wrongway Corrigan'*. He y u L continued to use his compass as an excuse for NICK the overseas flight, but nad he filed a flight plan to Ireland, he would have been in viola• • • • • • • • Hon of American and Irish flight regulations. In his later life (he died in 1995), he admitted knowing exactly where he was going but wanted to skirt inter­ national air regulations. Here's one for the golfers. On July 18, 1893, the first 18-hole golf course in America was incorporated in Wheaton, 111. Charles Blair MacDonald, who became the architect of many golf courses in the following years, laid it out. Attempting to model his courses after those in Scotland and England it was his belief that at each tee, a golfer should face a hazard at the average distance of his shot. Now we know who to blame, other than ourselves, when we see our ball land in a sand trap or man-made lake. We've just had our July 4th Celebration in honor of the DedaraHon of Independence. But have you ever heard of the DedaraHon of Sentiments? I'll tell you. On July, 19, 1848, a convention concerning women's rights was held in Seneca Falls, N.Y. It was called by Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. The convention drafted a "D eclaration of Sentiments". Its words paraphrased the Dedaration of Independence, but addressing men rather than King GeoTge. It called for women's "immediate admission to all the rights and privileges which belong to them as riUzens of the United States." This convenHon was the beginning of an organized women's rights movement in the United States. The most controversial issue at the meeting was Stanton's demand for women's right to vote. A woman's right to vote measure was introduced to Congress 30 years later, on Jan. 10,1878, but was not approved until Aug. 26, 1920, 42 years later. Finally, let's read 'em the Riot Act. That's an old axiom. It started on July 20,1715 in 18th Century England. King George had decreed, if 12 or more persons were unlawfully assembled causing a disturbance of the public peace, an authority was required, (town crier or offidal), "with a loud voice" to cornmand silence and read the riot act proclamation. (Thus reading them the riot act). After the act was read aloud, "the crowd must disburse immediately, and depart to their habitaHons, or to their lawful businesses, or they would, within one hour, be seized, apprehended and carried before a justice of the peace." r. Pfeifauf If President Bush has to find he can find a way to cut the a Supreme Court nominee who Gordian knot It's all up to Chief will appease die religious right Justice William Rehnquist If Bush has to name a strong on the one hand and be con­ firmed by a majority of the pro-lifer to hold his right-wing Senate with­ base intact — and has no offset­ out a filibuster ting appointment with which to on the other; balance it — he will widen die gender gap and virtually assure he's sunk. There is no Hillary Clinton's election in such person. 2006. The effect of a bruising Even tne most battle where Bush lines up behind a pro-lifer will be the obscure, same on the single-female vote Jan u s-fa ce d W Goldwater's opposi­ among the possible court tion to die 1964 Civil Rights Act D ick was to black voters. A swing appointees M orris became could not constituency • • • • • • • • thread that Democratic for life because Barry was one of only six particular Republican senators to vote needle. Thus, in the seminal event of against the bill. But if Bush names a Sou ter, his second term, the president would be doomed to failure O'Connor or Stevens (all and, due to the massive atten­ appointed by Republicans) to tion the battle will draw, to pre­ the court — and nas no offsets mature lame-duck status. The — he will drive the base into divisions that such a fight will rebellion and possibly fracture kindle will rip the country's the Republican Party just when fragile political consensus apart it appears on the verge of a per­ drive women into the arms of manent consolidation of its the Democratic Party for national strength. The political consensus of decades and destroy the Bush second term. But if BiAKifiis'fiiree jobs to give-away — two seals on the court and one as chief justice — NOTICEOF UNODEVEIOPMINT The City of Sanford proposes to adopt the following ordinance: this nation is divided, and that division can only be mirrored on the court if Bush has multi­ ple seats to distribute. To force this president, who barely mentioned abortion in either the campaigns of 2000 or of 2004, to make a choice as dra­ conian as which one justice to put on the court is to invite a disaster. If Rehnquist were not old and if he were not sick, the selfsacrifice of resignation would be unthinkable to ask. But let him stop kidding himself. He is too sick to sit on the Supreme Court and sliould resign. He can't participate in court ses­ sions and only is able to vote through his clerks. Recognizing reality is the ultimate repayment that I think he owes the political party that gave him the opportunity to sit on the high court as its chief jus­ tice in the first place. Even more, it is the obligation he owes the nation not to split it apart and enfeeble its president by forcing a litmus-test decision upon him. With multiple choices for the court Bush can appease the center and the right and, at the same time, make further inroads into the pivotal Hispanic vote by naming at least one Hispanic justice. But if Bush is forced to choose and comes down on die right-wing side of the dilemma, as ne prob­ ably would, he will empower the feminists in the Democratic Party just as Clinton warms up for her presidential run. If Rehnquist does not want the honor of raising his right hand to swear in Clinton as die 44th president of the United States, he should step aside now and give Bush a dunce to find his way out of this political quandary with his presidency and party intact Dick Morris was an adviser to Bill Clinton for 20 years. Look for Dick's new book "Because He Could" about Bill Clinton. Copyright 2005 Dick Morris, All Rights Reserved. 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WINDOWS, DOORS, C O LO R S, STRUCTU RES, SIGNS AND OTHER BUILDING CO M PONEN TS; PROVIDING FOR A BUILDING MOTHBALLING PROGRAM; PROVIDING FO R DEMOLITION AND D O C ­ UMENTATION; PROVIDING FO R PER FO R M AN CE STANDARDS; PRO­ VIDING FO R OUTD OO R STO R AG E; PROVIDING FOR EXAM PLES O F STANDARDS AND CRITERIA; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; PROVID­ ING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION AND PRO­ VIDING FO R AN EFFECTIVE DATE. A public hearing on the ordinance will be held on Monday, July 25, 2005, at 7:00 o'clock P. M. or as soon thereafter as possible, by the City Commission of Sanford, Florida, in the City Commission Chambers. City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. 5 M ONTH CD 4 .2 5 % A P Y *THs Annual Percentage Yield Is avalise for consumer accouits opened through July 3 1,2005. Minimum opening balance required to earn APY is 35.000. Maximum balance allowed to earn APY is $75,000. A penalty may be Imposed If there is zi early withdrawal from the account Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard regarding the ordi­ nance and/or may submit written comments. Available a t the Sanford Office for new money only. Subject to change at any time. Copies of the proposed ordinance are available for inspection by the public at the office of Planning and Development Services, City Hall. Sanford, Florida. AD VICE TO TH E PUBLIC: IF A PERSO N DECIDES TO A P P E A L A DECI­ SION M AD E WITH R E S P E C T TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE A B O V E MEETING, OR HEARING, HE MAY NEED A VERBATIM RECO R D OF T H E PROCEEDINGS, INCLUDING TH E TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE, WHICH RECO R D IS NOT PROVIDED BY TH E CITY O F SANFORD. (FS 286.0105) P E R SO N S WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN AN Y O F T H E S E PRO CEED IN GS SH OULD CO N TACT THE HUMAN R E S O U R C E S OFFICE AD A COORDINATOR AT 407-330-5626 46 HOURS IN AD VAN CE O F THE MEETING. Cynthia Porter, Deputy City Clerk Conte in to the Sanford Office today and We’ll m ake your summer sizzle! Contact Deloris Williams or Becky Sullivan 4 13 W est First Street Sanford, FL 32771 Mtmber FDK �T h i Herald Sunday. July 17. 2005 Page 5 A O b itu a rie s Ma r y c l a r k e M ary Clarke, 83, of W inter Springs, died Wednesday, July 13, 2005. She was b om March 17, 1922 in New York City. She w as a retired insurance bro­ ker. Survivors include sons, Jam es Clarke and Andrew Clarke; daughters, Anne M arie Am m ones and Kathleen G ark e; six grand­ children; tw o great-grand­ children. A wake service will be Saturday, July 16, 2005 at 7 m„ at Banfield Funeral ome, with visitation also on the 16th from 6 until 8 p.m . Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangem ents. & A LBERT CO SBY SR. Albert Cosby Sr., 71, of Washing­ ton Street in Sanford died Thursday, July 14. 2005, at Central Florida Regional Hospital. He was Cosby bom Aug. 15, 1933, in M ontezuma, Ga. He was a member of St. Luke M issionary Baptist Church in Sanford, and he worked as a landscaper. He moved to Sanford more than 50 years ago. He is survived by his wife, Mary Helen Cosby of Sanford; six daughters, Linda Nevith of Mystic, Conn., Barbara Parker of Columbus, Ga., Dabora Cosby, Rosemary Cosby and Yvonne Morris, all of Sanford, and Jerena Everson of Mobile, Ala.; four sons, Albert Cosby Jr., of Palm Bay, Haywood Cosby of Bronx, N.Y., and Lanry and Aphonza Cosby, both of Sanford; 61 grandchildren and eight great-grandchil­ dren. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday, July 2 0 ,2 0 0 5 , at 11 a.m . at Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, 3331 Sipes Ave., In Sanford. Visitation is set for Tuesday, July 19 from 4 to 8 p.m. at Sunrise Funeral Home, 900 Locust Ave., Sanford, which is in charge of arrangements. EDWARD HENRY HINTERLITER Edward Henry Hinterliter, 87, of Orlando, died Monday, July 11, 2005 in Orlando. He was bom Dec. 3 , 1 9 1 7 in Staten Island, N.Y. He was a retired plumber. Survivors include care­ giver Lourdes Echevarria. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. JAM ES GERARD RERUCHA James Gerard Rerucha, 47, of Longwood, died Saturday, July 9, 2005. He was bom in Littleton, Colo. Survivors Include wife, Judi Rerucha of Longwood; son, Corey Rerucha of Longwood; daughters, Katrina Moon of Lake Mary, D arde Rerucha and Casara Rerucha, both of Longw ood; mother, Rose Ella Rerucha of Littleton, Colo.; brothers, Tom Rerucha and Bill Rerucha, both of Littleton; sisters, Mary Ellen DiUman and Cathy Wambold, both of Littleton; one grand­ daughter. Funeral services were held Thursday, July 14 at Winter Springs Seventh Day Adventist Church with Pastor Wayne G. Dery, Sr. officiating. Burial w as in Longwood Memorial Gardens. Collison Family Funeral Homes & Crematory, South Seminole Chapel, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. ALICE LOSSING ROUNTREE Alice Lossing Rountree, 96, widow of Alvie Dawson Rountree, formerly of Sanford, died July 13, 2005, in St. M ary's, Ga. Alice Rountree was a long-time member of the First Baptist Church of Sanford. She served on the Seminole County School Board and worked in the Seminole County Tax A ssessors office for many years. She is survived by her daughter, Nancy Rountree Lancaster of Fem andina Beach; and her son, Alvah Richard Rountree of Lake City; her sister, Frances L. Wilson of Orlando; five grandchildren; three great­ grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Funeral services are scheduled for TUesday, July 1 9 ,2 0 0 5 , at 11 a.m . at Brisson Funeral Home, 905 Laurel Ave., Sanford. Visitation will be the same day from 10 to 11 a.m. Burial will follow at Oaklawn Cemetery, 500 County Road 46A in Lake Mary. In lieu of flowers, memo­ rial may be made to the First Baptist Church of Sanford, 519 Park Ave., Sanford, 32771. Brisson Funeral Home in charge of arrangem ents. Oviedo middle school first of new models OVIEDO — Lawton Chiles Middle School is the first in a series of prototypes for new middle schools in Seminole County. The student capacity for the new middle school is 1,450 stu­ dents. Chiles Middle currently has approximately 1,420 stu­ dents enrolled. The facility will open Monday, A u g 1, at 9*20 am Six grade schedule pick-up and classroom visitation is scheduled for Wednesday, July 27, from noon to 3 p.m. Seventh grade is Thursday, July 28, from 9 a m to noon. Eighth grade will be Friday, July 29, from 9 a.m. to noon. The school features three two-story grade level centers, % Ib i w l i f N iB iry Mrs. Ruth Barnes Nathan Your M other, Father ft H appy Birthday M om . Family R e s t ln P ease Juty 1 5 .1 9 5 9 - Ju ly 9 .2 0 0 4 ‘ Poppy* Boynton, 84, a longtime Sanford resident, dted here July 3rd after a short illness. He was preceded In death In Nov. 2002 by his wife of 60 years. Bernice Lucille Raybon. After serv­ ing 20 years In the Navy, he b e c a m e an ordained minister an d served as pastor to several churches including Enterprise Baptist and Cassia Baptist. He is survtved by a son, Robert J. Jr. ot Gutl Breeze. FI; 2 daughters Lynne, of Eureka. Mt. 8 Janice ot Payson, Az; an d 2 grandchildren. Brenda of McKlnleyvilie, C A an d Robert J. Ill of Reston, VA. Pappy an d Bernice were m uch loved and will b e sorely missed. At their request there were no memorial services. W e V a lu e O u r V e te r a n s FUNERALHOMEANDCEMETERY Serving Central Florida Since 1954 “A Friend When You Really Need One ^ ater will be a facility for plays and chorus performances. The cafeteria is V-shaped, with two separate dining areas for students. There is also a cov­ ered outside dining area. What was traditionally the main office will be referred toaa the welcome center. Located in die welcome center will be a receptionist die principal the principal's secretary, a guidance secretary, a bookkeeper; and a clinic assistant This facility endrdes a court­ yard appointed with elevated planters with benches on which students may sit There is also a well-landscaped amphitheater for student performances. For more information, call 407-8717050. Robert J. “Pappy” Boynton J u ly 9 ,1 9 0 8 - J u ly 12.2002 “ D ew ey ” S m ith and each grade level center will be a self-sufficient entity. Essentially, the administrative, guidance and media functions will be decentralized into the grade level centers. Each aca­ demic building will have its own grade level administrator; guidance counselor; and secre­ tary. There will also be a research center in each building with 32 computers and work stations. Grade level appropri­ ate reading materials will also be located in each of the research centers. The gymnasium features a wood floor and bleachers on each side. Adjacent to the gym­ nasium is a black box theater designed to accommodate up to 300 people. The black box the­ , 4 In Loving Memory OaklawnMemorial Park CEMETERIES 46A & Rinehart Rd. Chiles Middle School will open Aug. 1. AND FUNERAL HOMES 24 Hrs. Telephone (407) 322-4263 'A s k F o r Y o u r F r e e S im p lic ity P la n * P r e - A r r a n g e m e n t G u i d e ' js v a 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. Compare and you'llfind we're more affordable. B a n f ie ld F u n e r a l H o m e Winter Springs Chapel 4 traffic lights east of 17-92 on SR 434 407-327-1500 Li CO M PARE OUR P R IC E S A N D S E R V IC E Traditional Funeral Service Banfield Funeral H om e..................................$1795 Collison Family Funeral Home ....................$1995 Brisson Fnneral H om e.................................... $2195 Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home ................ $3620 PM field Funeral Home Offers Funeral Packages. TYaditlonal Burial Starting at 43075. services plus; casket, outer burial container, book, folders, thank you cards, DVD, ALL INCLUDED Full Services with cremation to follow starting at $2515. Services plus: casket, urn, book, folders, thank you cards, DVD ALL INCLUDED SIMPLE CREMATION NO SERVICE $595. Allen Storms, LFD Shorty Smith, Associate B R ISSO N FUNERAL HOME 407-322-2131 905 S . La u re l A ve ., S a n fo rd ‘Oft* C4Mturt l>m4 V«UM*ri ()»mt I Iu <1*j m . iDm j I nutaa �Page 6 \ Sunday. July 17.2005 F ir s t U n ited M eth o d ist C h u rch 437-Non- 449-Praabytarian 5070 O ran ge Btvd, Sanford 128 W est W lfcur A ve 407-3244)199 La ke M ary, F L www.i6mlnol6chuich.com 407-321-1021 • fla p s Mary Jerry W elsh, Paator R e v Brenda Loyal. PaM or Chu rch S c h o o l, 9 3 0 a m Saturday 5 3 0 P M Sunday 9A M . 610:45AM M orning W orship, 10:45am 4 1 9 Park Ave., Sanford Jim Bradshaw, Pastor Sunday M orning Worship 8 :3 0 am A 11:00 am 9 :4 5 Contemporary Service 440-Luttwran Downtown on 3rd Moty Ctobb LirttiBVBfi CSiMvctli 760 Sun D rive, Lake Mary, F L ■■ BUI HOyW| rw BO f Jonathan Thornes, Aset. Pastor S un . W orship 10AM N ursary AduR Sun. Sch o ol BAM Young AduRa S u n Sch o ol 11:15AM Saturday E v e n in g .....5:30PM Prates 6 W orship Sun. St Alban's Central Baptist Church 3348 W. S R 426 (Atom* A w ) 3101 W est S R 46 Sanford, F L 32771-8844 407-322-2914 (1/4 m ils off O r— now ay, Baptist C h u rc h Of Longwooo S R 417 G oing East) Jim m y D ale Patterson, Senior O viado, Florida Pastor 407-657-2376 Sunday Services 1928 B ook O f Com m on Prayar Sunday M orning Bible Study 9 am 8 10 30am Holy Eucharist BAM W ednesday pm Sung Eucharist 10AM (Nursery at both sarvicss) Prayer Service 6:30 Eu charist S a rvicss Tuesday 12Noon Friday C o u n try s id e B a p tist C h u rc h 590 S . Country Club Rd 7P M 9:30PM Lake M ary. F L 32746 407-322-5979 12Noon T he Difference is W ed n esd a y ......7 3 0 P M Child C are provided • 9:30 am Sunday School •10:50am W orship Service •5:00pm Youth C h oir Reading Room 145 W eklva Springe R d Sta 149A . Longw ood, F L ■5:30pm Youth D iscipline •5:30pm Aw ana •530pm P astoTs D lsdpleahip Study P a sto r’s at (M usic 6 4 P M O rchestra R ehearsal ■6:30pm Youth Bible Study W ed Prayer M eeting 7:30PM •7:00pm P astor's Bible Study •7:00pm Sanctuary Choir R ehearsal 650 E . Airport Btvd Sanford. F L 32773 •730pm Youth Activities in G ym 407-321-9600 Sunday S ervices, 9:00AM & 10.30 AM w w w .odandodtychurch.com V li, Lake Mary, 407-333-2065 Dr. B ob Parker, Pastor N elson Chapm an, Youth Pastor S u n d a y W o rsh ip 10.45AM •Children's A W A N A Club 5:30PM W ed n esd a y F irs t B a p tist S a n fo rd 519 S . P ark A ve, Sanford, F L 407-322-6041/407-321-9361 Youth: 407-322-5322 Rev. Tom Sm ith, Pastoral C a re Rev. R. W agoner. M usic R ev M ark W illiam s, Students Adam Willow, Intern-Students F a m ily W o rsh ip C e n te r 2462 S . Park Ave Sanford, F L 32771 407-322-9222 P a lm etto A v e n u e B ep tiet C h u rc h 2626 Palmetto Ave Sanford. FL 32773 (407)323-1563 web»1e-wwwPA0C-LCS org The Family Friendly Church' Jeff Krall, Pastor Sunday W orship S ervice 9:30AM W ednesday S ervice 7PM •Sunday S ch o ol...9:15AM Sunday W orship, 10:30A;8P W ed Activities, all ages, 6 3 0 P M N ursery Provided Ron W illiam s, Sr. Pastor Longw ood. F L 32779 407-774-0777 Sunday S vcs, 10AM Sunday School. 9AM Pastor •Sunday A .M . S v cs 8:30am & 11am ■Bible Study 9:45am H om e o f Lib e rty C h ristia n S c h o o l G ra d e s K-4 T h ro u g h 12th B a p tist C h u rc h 700 Elm Avenue Sanford, F L 32771 407-322-5489 R ev Dr. Harry D . Rucker, Sr Pastor Early Morning Sen/., 8:15AM Sunday S c h o o l.... 9:30AM Morning W orship.. 11 AM Evening W ofShip(TBA)..4PM M onday Bible Study ...7 3 0 P M BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING COMPLETE SYSTEMS -A00 OhS FREE ESTIMATES •SERVICE All BRANOS RESIDENTIALANDCOMMERCIAL ■MEATPUMPEXPERTS' STATE CERT KACCOU2* i H l I V H f s H a H w f lM n d r u n a r o & B E V E R L Y DAVID BEVERLY AND STAFF 209 W. 25th Street Sanford, FL JIM P E S T R O W E C O N T R O L LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED RON RUSSIA STAFF •SeSonfi Ons Sop GUss Shop’ JOS PMmOo Awnus •Santord, FI J2771 407/MI-aM ■Fu:407!MMSM COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL F U N E R A L H O M E 0 R -SHORTY- SMITH AND ROBERT 1 BRISSON 9th SL and Laurel Ave. Sanford <322-2131 ! u s e 6 30 AM■7 PM 115 E FIRST 5T, SANFORD GLASS ADDICTS M c K I B B I N S ta in e d G la s s C re a tio n s 104 S Park Ave Downtown Sanford 407-324-5636 GassAddcts com A G E N C Y IN S U R A N C E 114 N. PARK AVE., SANFORD 322-0331 Vrgri 6 Dene* Hufley Custom Work - CU ssss ■Supple* H m d ta iv iE itv w * i i P'cmm ' Thom as H arris, Pastor Sunday Sch ool ...,9:45A M Praise 6 W orship ...1 0 3 0 A M C a ll T e d W a lk e r A t 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 S p o n s o r T h is To P a g e U r a l In k . P JL Seminole County Pmonal Injury Attorney Since 1971 407*834-5700 u /n h O p M K i W e W elco m e Your V isit A t A n y Lutharan Church of The Rsdsamar (Missouri Bynod) Event wPooy PnCJnuwWwrii iw ir b w i 2525 S . O ak A ve, Santord, F L Pastor Jem ee Tim m ons Sunday S c h o o l 9:15AM W orship S ervice 1030AM Information. 407-322-3552 i C h u rc h 5210 M arkham W oods R oad HttpyAew w.lcnns.org Lake M ary, F L 407-333-2030 Dr. M ichael L Andrew s, Church iiUBVwn Minisiw W orshipping at: IdyBeida Elem itntary S ch o ol Early Service, 8 3 0 A M Sunday Sch ool, a i a g e s 9:15AM 401 Vthisn R oad TradRtortal W orship 10:30AM 407-322-7312 N ursery Provided B ob P rasem sn n. P astor Sunday W orship: 8.45AM /10:45 A M N ursery Provided w w w .N ew CraationChurch.cc Upeela Community 443-ltothodltt f f V C O f B f W l WTVUVm i C h rle t U n ite d M e th o d ist C h u rc h 406 Tucker Drive Known Je su s C h rist' Rev. Bryan L. W enger, Pastor Sunday Sch ool ' ’ 9:00am Morning W orship 10:00am •• Morning W orship ...11am Bible Study Nursery C a re Provided W e d n e sd a y ........... 6 3 0 a m Children's Tim e Included in W orship Nursery provided for Babies and Sm all Children. E n ou g h To Love You M idw eek S ervice (Wed) 7PM . Sunday S c h o o l.... 9 3 0 A M Morning W orship ..11AM Choir Practice W ed. ..6 3 0 P M Baby sitting service available 428-Epitcopal H o ly C r o s s E p is c o p a l C h u rch S . Park A ve 9 4 th St. Sanford F L Sunday W orship 7:30 & 10a.m. Nursery & Sunday School lor chil­ W eds. Com m unity m eal 9 530pm W eds. Fo r tim es & detail of studies Sanford. F L 407-330-2535 www.unaalachurch.cnm Sunday S ch o o l.......9 3 0 a m Inter-M ission — .....1030am Grow ing In Christ To Serve You* 2401 S . Park A ve, Sanford 407-322-4564 L in y Leonard, Pastor Co m ar of 46-A 6 U psala R oad, 407-322-7900 R ev W ayne Stone, Pastor 'S m a ll 425-Congrogatlonal 'Know ing 6 Making (com er ot Tucker D r 6 427) Evening S e rv ic e ......6P M Tuesday P rayer M tg.tO AM • 451-Seventh Day Adventist S even th D ay A d v e n tist C h u rc h F irs t U n ite d M ethodlet C h u rch 5779 C R 427 419 Park A ve, Sanford, F L 407-322-4371 Sanford, F L (behind F le e World) Jim Bradshaw , Pastor Morning W orship, 8 3 0 a m 6113 0am 9:45am Contem porary Service C o ffee Fellow ship, 9:30am Sunday Sch ool, 9:45am Youth Fellow ship, 4pm Pastor David B. Graham Sabbath Sch ool 9 3 0 a m Morning W orship 10:50am Mktwk W orship, W ed. 7pm Childrens Church Provided Kids C .O .O .L Club N ursary Provided 446-Nazerene B rid g ew a y C h u rc h 421 Longwood/Lk M ary Rd Lake Mary. F L 32746 (currently m eeting 9 Lk M ary Elem entary) Pastor Jeffery C ook Sunday W orship, 10am S even th D ay A d v e n tist M A R S H ILL 8 D A 600 East 2nd St, Sanford. F L W ed. Fellow ship, 7pm www.brldpew avchurch.nei/ 407- W ad. Prayer Mtg 7:30 PM Pastor D ave Thom pson 700 Rinehart Fid, Lk Mary, F L 324-9080 Building bridges of Faith, H ope. 6 Sunday S c h o o l.... 9 3 0 a m Morning W o rsh ip .... 10:45am Evening W o rsh ip .....6 00pm and activities. C a ll 407-322-4611. 407-444-5873 R ev C h arles L Holt, Rector W kend Eucharist: Sat. 5pm Sun 7:30am , 9am , 11am Child. Church 9am /Ham Love; (An affiliate of the Church of the W esleyan C h u rc h o f P a o la W eatvlew B a p tist C h u rch F irs t C h u rc h o f 4100 H E . Thom as Jr Pkwy Sanford. F L 32771 (407) 323-0523 www westvMwbaotiaLoro 431-Charismatic Episcopal Bill Coffm an, Pastor Sunday W orship 8:25am , 10:45am C h u rc h o f T h e H o ly C o m fo rter & 6pm Sunday School 9 35am W ed. Activities. All A ges 6:30pm ■CnanonaBc-EpoccpW Cnucft803 W. 4th St Sanford, Florida 407-323-8067 R ev M ark Barth, Priest A ll S o u ls C a th o lic C h u rch C o m er of 9th St & S. O ak Ave Sanford. F L 407-322-3795 Father Richard W Trout. Pastor W eexday M a ss 9AM . M on-Fn Confessions. Saturday. 4PM Saturday Vigil .... 5PM Sunday. 7 45AM . 10 30AM . Noon 9A M • En glish (Social H a l) BAM • Spanish (Church) 410-Chriftian Sunday E u ch a rist.....9:30AM 437-NonDenom inatlonal L ife S p rin g O u tR ea ch M in istrie s Sun 10 30am at Longw ood C M c League W om en's Club 135 W. Church Ave. downtown Longwood Phone 407-339-0277 W e Are Changing The W orld O ne U fa At A Tim e www Mespnngmmtetnes-org Sanford. F L 407 322 4960 Tvn Sturm* Uvaeler Joe CaptAo Youth lAreeter M e rise l HMhgen f t u n tie Mveeter M^/ang Wur Wap 9 4 1 030 Show er D ow n of B le s s in g s 201 Ekn A ve Santord FL 407-321 6369 Timothy Hudson Pastor UiraJay School. 10AM Movrang Worth*/ IIA M Tue Prayer b o . btudy 7 30 PM 458-Wesleyan N azarone) Nursery, 8:45am -12:45pm 730 Upeala Road m Thurs. B oy S cou t Troop 645 7P M M essage by Pastor...11AM S e fe h e rb o r C h ristia n C h u rch M TfWO. r r l l M Itarn n t n N T H l fr m F o r totormatlon c a l 407-333-0797. S t P e te r's E p is c o p a l C h u rc h 407-Catholic B R IS S O N I H M Of r ro p o fC y Study M iddto S ch o o l Longw ood, F L 32750 407-265-3595 2626 Iroquois Ave. <322-2070 C 0 LM U 1 uoq B ib le 6PM 407-323-5648 Sabbath S c h o o l.... 9 3 0 A M Dlvina W o rsh ip ......11AM T R A N S M IS S IO N S /Diamond Glass v Company, Inc. T H E Winter Park Dr. H A R R E L L Pre-school thru 12th grade "A Ministry of Church of God of Sanford A BEKA Curriculum. 802 W. 22nd Si, Sanford •321-2723 3 2 3 -2 9 9 9 G ra ce B a p tist C h u rc h 919 Longw ood H ills R oad 3394883 339-7365 SEMINOLETRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOLand DAYCARE v n u rc n Of 2509 S . Elm A ve, Sanford, FL 407-322-4015 dren. Midw eek w orship in Chapel on c a sselb er r y SlOfGS 915 W. 2nd St 323-3517 R iS T M U U f T SA N FO R D 207 E . 25th SL 321-0685 LO N G W O O D Hwy 434 6 427 m M \m 422-Church of God of Prophacy Church (NACCO F irs t S h ilo h M issio n a ry Scott G arrett. C h ild re n 's M inistry ■Sunday E ve S vc. 6pm W ed. Bible Study & AW AN A 7pm G reg Freem an, Pastor 7 to 8PM S em inole Trinity Christian Sch ool G ra c e F e llo w sh ip C o n g ra g stio n e l Bill Sim pson, A ssociate Pastor D ave Sch n elle, C o lleg e and C areer Pastor W eklva A sse m b ly o f G o d 1675 Dixon Rd Morning W orship.. 10:45AM Sunday Night E D G E 8-7PM W ednesday Fam ily Enrichm ent A lso D ay C a re Starts at 1 Y r to P re-School, 407-323-1411 Rev. Jo e Douthttt, Interim. Pastor Fam ily Activities.. 6PM R ev W a s Tanksley, Pastor Senior Adult Sunday Sch ool ...9 :4 5 A M P re-School thru grade 9 407-321-2723 F irs t B a p tist M arkham W o o d s 5400 M arkham W oods R oad Eugene Sm ith, Pastor W ed Nursery Is provided S at 10am-1pm 8 0 1 W . 22nd St. Santord, F L 407-322-3942 M issions In Children at Night) Sunday P M W orship 6PM Phone 407-869-1490 M orvFrl 10am-4pm WverWWk Church Sanford Church of Ood D lscip fln esh lp Night 530PM W ed . B M e Study AduRs 6 P M Sunday M orning ....11AM Fam ily W orship Servlca 419-Church of God T u e sd a y 7:00pm Ladles Bible Study Study 6pm M .I.C . N ursery Provided ir „ C h ris W haley. Senior Pastor 6:00pm Sunday Sch ool 9:45AM Sunday A M W orship 10:45AM C ity C h u rch Sunday School ...,10A M T O ^ O a m P a sto r's Bible Study S han e W ynn, Pastor Worth the Distance 402-Assembly of God 407-788-7708 Sunday Church Service and •5:30pm D ivorce C are •5:30pm Vocal Ensem bles W aakday Holy W ednesday Thursday 891 State R oad 434 East Longw ood. F L 32750-5394 407-339-3817 M ovie, W ed. E va D inner (by rsainraBon) 975 M arkham W oods R oad Sunday W orship S e rvice s Bam & 10:30am Sunday S ch o ol (ail ages) BAM First Church of Christ, Scientist, Longwood F irs t <1 r w f n fri Sunday S ervices 413-Chrfstian Sctonct 404-Baptist Food, Mon. Choir 6 BeRa Rehearsal 7PM livm uOruM u v r v m 404-Baptist Youth, r «av— htp spm Sunday M orning ....J A M Sunday M orning „..9 3 0 A in ■ a eea---*-»FT M # I WOfSTwp 401-Anglican 6 Oak 407-322-2662 the N azarane 2581 Sanford A ve Sanford, Florida 407-322-3122 Jon C arn es. Pastor Morning W orship, 10:30am Sunday School. 9:30am Sunday Evening, 6pm W ed. Night Bible Study. 7pm 5560 W ayside Drive Sanford, F L 32771 (Off M (Exit 51) W est First Street on Left • O ne Mile) Leonard O 'D onnell. Pastor 407-322-6332 "W here the G ospel is good News* Sunday S c h o o l.......9.45AM Morning W orship ....11 AM Evening w orsh ip .... 6PM M id-W eek Mtg W ed. 7:30 PM P lease Share Your Life With us �T he Mould Sunday. July 17.2005 Page 7 A L ifeStyle Reunion unites local families Wedding marks 1972 The following was edited from the Sunday, Dec. 17,1972, edition o f The Sanford Herald. Susan Stein, Dr. H A . Maiblestonc Married There was a lengthy account of the SteinM aiblestone wedding. Here is a condensed version. Miss Susan Stein, daughter o f Mrs. Fred Stein and the late Fred Stein, and Dr. Howard A. Marblestone, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ike Marblestone, San Antonio, Texas, were unit­ ed in Holy Matrimony, Nov, 26,1972, at noon in the Temple o f Liberal Judaism, Orlando. Officiating were Rabbi Larry Halpem, Orlando, and Rabbi Sidney Guthman, Long Beach, California. The bride, dressed in a beautifully described tradi­ tional gown, was given in marriage by her brother; Charles Stein. The only bridesmaid Grace Marie from this area was Betty Stinecipher Kellett Ziegler,.Ushers lersfrom the Sanford area were Stephen Gordie and Steven Stein, twin brothers o f the bride. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Howard Johnson Convention Center with approximately 200 guests attend­ ing. Delicious hors d'oeuvres, champagne and punch were served on the patio followed by a buffet lunch. The couple left for a wedding trip to the Virgin Islands and their future home would be in Houston, Texas. The bride was a kindergarten teacher and the groom had his own dental practice. (I taught all three Stein children — Charles, Susan and Steve. Charles is a gyne­ cologist in Ormond Beach, Susan is happily married in Houston and I believe that Steve is still in this area, but I can't recall what his occupation is. I see them occasionally at class reunions, SHS 1965 and 1966). p sy rreiPO pnOU By I State Rap. David MeaJor, right, visited Freedom School recently. From left are: back row, parent Wlnnota Grigley; servant leaders Tenesha Watts, Fallon Wilson, students James Dellafleid, Andre Williams, PoPs students Clarence McKnlght and Melissa Sadler; front row, students, from left, K. C armla Wynn, Bonny Jackson, Adriel Thomas and Karls Cooks. Mealorvisits FraadomSchool By Marva Hawkins Herald Correspondent SA N FORD — Central Florida Freedom School con­ tinues in their fourth week of the com prehensive sum m er program. Freedom School in partner­ ship with parents, young adults and caring community leaders who create an educa­ tional vision for the children, have been a great part of this year's program. This w eek's com m unity leader guest speaker was Florida House of Representatives David Mealor, (R-3) for parts of Orange and Seminole Counties. He spoke to the students of CFF School and told them about the work he is required to do as their representative. How he was elected and why he chose this form of law. Students were elated at the general information passed out to carry home to read and become informed students of the various branches of gov­ ernment. Thanks to Rep. Mealor for his educational presentation to the Central Florida Freedom School students. They were impressed after the brief visit from Rep. Mealor who can be contacted at 407328-3718, 225 Waymont Court, Lake Mary. School proseiitsflnaloInly21 leaders worked to create a new By Marva Hawkins Mrs. Everett D irksen educational vision with a posi­ Herald Correspondent Keeps Bruy tive environment for children Many of you may recall that Senator SANFORD — The Central to spend the summer, says Gail Everett Dirksen (R-Ill) and his wife Louella Florida Freedom School 2005 Choice, project director. built a winter home in DeBary in 1962 and Thursday, July 2 L the session .will conclude July 2£.at retire^th$re a few years later. They created ifir, i I the Tajirl School of Performing . C entral Florida F feM orn ’ quite a lot of press during that period. Arts and A cadem ics Center. School family will present its In this 1972 Herald there is a lengthy 2005 finale at the Salvation The session began June 20. account of an interview with Mrs. Louella my of Sem inole County Fifty students, servant lead­ Army Dirksen which I will condense. Senator Building ig at 700 W. 24th St., one ers, POPS students, volun­ Dirksen died in 1969. block beh ind the Bancock teers, parents, and community Louella and Everett had met in Pekin, 111., on July 2,1924. They were cast in a play as a prince and princess. They were married Dec. 24,1 9 2 7 and their daughter, Janice Joy was bom two years later. Everett was a Republican in a Democratic predominating era, so his rise to fame as a political figure came slowly. He began his first term as a U.S. Representative in 1932. He and Franklin Roosevelt were installed the same year. Louella Dirksen was shy and was afraid of who bear the pain of their sac­ On Friday evening, July 8, facing the other wives of congressmen so she under an overcast sky, more rifice." stayed home in Illinois until 1938. They then than 100 Sheriff Eslinger introduced lived in a modest apartment at the guest speaker Carlton D. people gath­ Mayflower Hotel in Washington for many ered to Henley, chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, honor the years. She found that the social life that she had memory of who spoke of the history, dreamed of wasn't very active during the bravery, and commitment of the five war years, so she began helping in Civil deputy sher­ all deputy sheriffs and their Defense and Red Cross work, she later iffs wno families. Chairman Henley became chairman of Camp and Hospital spoke about a changed gave the ulti­ America enduring acts of ter­ Services. mate sacri­ When they would go back to Illinois, ror from within and without, fice to their Louella found that she enjoyed addressing child molestation, and vio­ Karen community. people and began accepting speaking lence at every turn. He chal­ Uniformed engagements for women's groups. lenged us as a people to In 1946, Mr. Dirksen began to lose his eye­ demand more from ourselves • • • • • • • • ment, family, sight and didn't run for reelection. and from our leaders and to and friends They remained in Illinois with Louella devote the commitment of participated in the moving helping him and praying. In 1948 he time and resources to support ceremony held at dusk on the regained his eyesight and in 1950 decided to law enforcement efforts. seventh anniversary of Deputy run for Senate. The ceremony began with Sheriff Eugene Gregory's He, Louella and Joy traveled 81,000 miles an invocation and the death. in four months and wore out three cars cam­ American flag was raised, Deputy Gregory was killed paigning. It paid off with his election. then lowered to half-staff. Law on July 8, 1998, during a land­ All of his life, Everett Dirksen was known enforcement officers stood by lord/tenant dispute in Geneva for his love of marigolds. In 1959 he intro­ their squad cars and motorcy­ and had served as a full-time duced a bill in Congress asking that the cles surrounding the memorial deputy sheriff since marigold be made our national flower. It was area. Bagpipes played in the September 1991. background throughout the defeated then and several times later. After The four other deputy sher­ his death, his wife continued to lobby for ceremony, and as five long iffs honored were: Cleveland J. stemmed roses were placed at this. Jacobs, killed Sept. 14, 1922; The W. Atlee Burpee Seed Company had the base of the memorial Robert O. Moore, killed June perfected a marigold seed which they named stone, the flashing lights of the 9, 1975; George A. Pfeil killed the "Senator Dirksen, the Big Smile law enforcement vehicles Dec. 29, 1977; and Hugh E. bathed the scene in a blue Marigold". Thomas Jr. killed March 28, In 1962, President Kennedy asked Senator glow. An honor guard also 1989. Dirksen to help him make decisions on the fired rifles in memory of the Sheriff Donald F. Eslinger Cuban Missile Crisis. He was up for re-elec­ fallen deputies. At the conclu­ led the ceremony, an annual tion so Louella and Joy traveled the state sion of the ceremony, a tradition held every July 8 to campaigning in his stead. He won the elec­ Seminole County helicopter honor and preserve the legacy performed a flyover above the tion. of the five fallen deputies. Since his death, Louella had made her memorial area. Sheriff Eslinger spoke of the home in DeBary enjoying playing bridge and There is a silver lining to five deputies as "ordinary activities of the Woman's Club Sne had writ­ this story, well documented by people, whose strength of ten a book "The Honorable Mr. Marigold" Executive Director Mary character allowed them to live and helped raise $50,000 for the erection of Zdanowicz of the Treatment extraordinary lives." The sher­ the Everett M. Dirksen Memorial Library in Advocacy Center last year. iff continued, "Let us not for­ Illinois, which was dedicated in 1970. Frank Linda Gregory, widow of get what we do not value, will Sinatra attended and sang Dirksen'* favonte Deputy Gregory lias been not be valued; what we do not working for more than four song, "Danny Boy" remember, will not be remem­ l ouella was the only woman on the Board year* with the Florida Sheriff'* bered, and what we do not of Director* of the First National Bank of Association, with Linda change will not be dunged It DeBary. chairman of live Heart Fund for three Prtree, the *i*ler of Alan t* not about »imply what to year* and President N uon had appointed her Singletary, thr mentally ill do, but llw will to do it We man who 1 illed her husband. to srrve on hi* Committee on Aging must remember die families Store. The P« public is invited to attend the event, which will showcase the children in what they have learned and shared in the true m eaning of the words ' of The C hild ren's Defense Fund Freedom School. The presentation will begin at 6:30 p.m. this com ing Thursday. Stetson’s Comer: A Time for Heroes Phillips lawenforce. and with various groups and families to enact Baker Act reform. Due to the large num­ ber of mentally ill in the homeless and prison popula­ tions, Ftorida deputy sheriffs are much more likely to inter­ act with them on a daily basis and initiate the Baker Act an average of 100 times a day. The risk of violent interaction or death for both the deputy sheriffs and the mentally ill population is high. Court ordered assisted outpatient treatment has been document­ ed successfully in other states in helping stop the revolving door of patients released front hospitalization without a mechanism for follow up to continue their medications. The outpatient treatment has added benefits of being less restrictive, less expensive, and ultimately safer for all parties involved. This landmark legis­ lation was passed in June 2004 and was effective Jan. 1, 2005. This will prevent tragic out­ comes as the homeless and prison populations hold more mentally ill individuals than do psychiatric hospitals. We salute the fallen heroes of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department and the living heroes, like Linda Gregory and A lia1 Petree who turned personal tragedy into a positive legacy. As Sheriff Eslinger said: "W hat we do not change will not be changed; it is not about simply what to do, but the will to do it." W e need you to te ll us what you know that is good about Geneisi' Please share your in fo r­ mation. ideas and comments by ca lling 407-221-7WJ2, via e-mail at karenmcpstbellsoulh net, (please p u t “ Stetson's C orne r“ in the subject line), or w ith a fa r to 4IJ7-M-2IHJH Thanks' "A Family Bonding Together as O ne", was the theme o f the celebration o f the Nutall and Hawkins Reunion, held July 8 to 10,2005, in Sanford. We salute the Nutall ancestors of Virginia, Rev. Edward and M argaret Nutall and the Anderson D. and Bessie N. Hawkins ancestors o f Dunnellon, Fla. The three-day week­ end was enriched with Friday evening's wel­ coming and all family members meeting and greeting those they didn't know and reacMarva auainting with those they know. The Comfort Inn confer•• • • • • • • ence room was the set­ ting for the occasion. On Saturday morning, family mem­ bers enjoyed the educational tour o f Tajari Arts and Academic School, where they were treated by the students to the various arts taught at the school and guests were able to tour the historical museum of cultural arts and artifacts. Tee Shirt Day saw the gathering of family members dressed in their colorful red shirts for the picnic held with plenty of fun, food, games and music, held because of the inclement weather at the Elks Lodge. Plenty of fish, hushpuppies, salads, baked beans, sodas, cake and all of the trimmings. The over four hours of friendly fellowship with family and hometown friends made for a wonderful day. Sunday morning, over 80 family members and friends assembled for wor­ ship and Christian fellowship at the Calvary Temple o f Praise Church, where some of the family members are fulltime members. Indeed, the spirit of the Lord was in the house as we joined in wor­ ship and praise, as we acknowledged our Father for the many blessings ne has bestowed on each of his children. The spirit filled with praise was led by Eloise Dilli guard and Calvary's Praise Team. The Voices o f Calvary Choir continued the musical praises of the morning with spiritual renditions. Special guest selec­ tions from the Cross Family Singers of Rochester, N.Y. continued to fill our hearts. The message o f the morning fed our hearts and souls as Minister Anthony Bush gave us the word from the Lord. He spoke o f the women who had the issue of blood, indeed the mighty word from the Bible fed our minds, hearts and soul. Thank you Bishop Paul P. Wright, and Minister Anthony Bush for the opportu­ nity to worship with Calvary Temple of Praise. "A Family Bonding Together as One" held their family dinner at the Sanford Civic Center. The afternoon of family fel­ lowship showcased the youth and younger generation's talent. Wilbur E. Hawkins was master of cer­ emonies for the occasion. Rev. Dr. Carl Bentley o f Roanoke, Va. and Pastor of the First Baptist Church of Caroline, Va., gave the invocation. Scripture was the 100 Psalms read by Ralph Tillman. Lawand R. Smith gave a gracious wel­ come to the family members and guests. The rendition of "Lord, I Thank you for this Day" was sung by Jasmyne George, a music and drama student at FAMU. Accompanist was her brother Jeremy L. George who is a music education major at FAMU. Words of wisdotn and commemora­ tion were given by Marva Y. Hawkins, President of the Nutall Hawkins Family Reunion Committee. We were encour­ aged to share our heritage and enjoyed the rich blessings we have by being a link in the generation chain of the Rev. Edward and Margaret Nutall Family, and the Andy and Cilia Hawkins/Anderson and Bessie Hawkins Family. Thanks to these ancestors who have given us a great legacy. "To forget one's ancestors is to be a brook without a source, a tree without a root." A moment of silent reflection was given to the deceased who have touched our lives as ancestor, parent, sister, brother, cousin, aunt or unde. Cheryl Hawkins read a poem in honor of her deceased father Samuel A. Hawkins. After a delicious dinner was served, we were shown some more of the great talents of the young people of the family. Tocnuki Ikedionur read the great poem "Why God made me Black'*. Ra/neu Tillman gave us a beautiful and graceful dance of praise. The talented quartet of the Beleader C Cross family gave a very spiritfilled rendition. 1 would call them the Voices of Gold Shirley Randell Ikedionur gave the vote of thanks to those in atten­ dance and acknowledged the committee lire special presentation was made by the president of the reunion committee, Marva Y Hawkins Hawkins 6#« Hawkins, Pag* 8A �^ 8A T h s H d u lo Sunday. July 17.2005 B y r d --------------r — » N — i tn m H | « i a W ggan and Byrd became d o a e through a blues foun­ d ation called Music Maker Relief Foundation. The foun­ d ation is based in Durham, N o rth C arolina and is g eared tow ard helping blues m u sician s, and is also a p lace to leant m ore about som e of the old blues musi­ cian s such as BB King. The fo u n d atio n 's slogan is “K eeping the bluest of the blues alive.” M u sic M aker Relief Foundation com piled inter­ view footage from Byrd and created a docum entary that is n o w on DVD. M ore infor­ m atio n on M usic M aker R elief Foundation can be fou n d at their Web site, ww w .m usicm aker.org. A cco rd in g to Riggan, B yrd had a very sharp mem­ ory o f the older blues guys, so M usic Maker cam e down to ask as m any questions ab ou t them as Byrd could recall. “ (T he foundation] is in B lind F u ller's hom etow n, but they didn't even know as m uch about them as H en ry did,” R iggan said. “T h a t's because H enry sat on th e street co m e rs and played with them .” Byrd grew up on a farm in Fort Valiev, Georgia, where the Peacn Festival cam e through yearly. “T he biggest blues people w ould com e through and they'd get to mingle a lot,” Riggan said. “He w as proba­ bly the only one left alive w ho can say he played with them ." D uring the depression, Byrd told Riggan that he spent time as a nobo, catch­ ing trains. He and fellow musicians would lay under railroad cars with their gui­ tars on their chest. “You didn't even find a cigarette butt or an apple core during the depression, he used to say,” Riggan said. Byrd told Riggan that he once had the opportunity, when he was back on his fam ily's farm in Georgia, to o all around the world with Jghtin' Hopkins. “H e didn't go. He said he liked the farm too m uch,” Riggan said. A ccording to Riggan, Byrd and many of the old time blues musicians didn't for the money, t was in your off time. Some people gamble. This is what tney did. They called it a get-together," Riggan said. W hen Byrd got married, his wife w antea to get away from the cold weather. They both had family down here so they moved to Sanford. In Sanford, he worked as a construction w orker through the 1960s and 1970s for Graham Contractors. “H e built a lot of Sanford and a lot of O rlando," Riggan said. Byrd's love for music ran in the family. His father was a m usician who played m ountain m usic, Riggan recalled. "They sang about their troubles, instead of the alter­ n ative," Riggan said. “Anything that was going on, they would write songs about." While living in Sanford, Byrd lived a few houses aw ay from Ray Charles' motner. He told Riggan the last time he saw tne blind musician was when Charles came to bury his mother. Byrd spent his life as a E simple man. Riggan said he didn’t require much. "H e just w anted som e­ body to be there. Just like anyone," Riggan said. When the tw o met, Byrd hadn't played a guitar for nearly 30 years, so Riggan gave nim his guitar. "Two weeks later, he was playing like he had never dropped the guitar. After 30 years, he still nad it,” Riggan said. A final m em ory Riggan shared was Byrd discussing how he and his m usician friends would make their ow n guitars when they couldn't afford to buy one. They would use a cigar box and strings m ade from old metal screens. “You must want to play pretty bad to build some­ thing like that,” Riggan said. Byrd w as a m em ber of Macedonia Primitive Baptist Church in Sanford. He was survived by stepdaughters, Sally Perry of Sanford and Dorothy Moore of Deltona. O ther survivors include M attie Saddler, Ollie M ae Byrd and George Byrd, all of Sanford, who were reared as his children. He had 17 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. The funeral services for Byrd will be held Saturday, July 16, at 2 p.m . at Macedonia Primitive Baptist Church, 1714 West 13th Street, Sanford. The Rev. Michael Imparto will officiate. Visitation was held Friday, July 15 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Sunrise Funeral Home Chapel. Sunrise Funeral Home of Sanford is handling arrange­ ments. lake Mary art JUNK CARS WANTED festival has aaiv hates LAKE MARY — Board members of the Lake MaryHeathrow Festival of the Arts, officially announced that the festival will take place this year Nov. 5 and 6. The date of die art festival has traditional­ ly been the first weekend in October. “By moving the festival to November, we look forward to cooler weather, and this opens up a wonderful oppor­ tunity to bring in artists from the north who enjoy spending the colder montns in beauti­ ful sunny Florida," explained DeLores Lash, chairwoman of the board. The festival is a juried show, and has more than 200 artists each year in categories such as paintings (oils, acrylics, watercolors and pas­ tels), graphics and drawings, photography, sculpture, glass, pottery, jewelry, wood, mixed media and fine crafts. Last year the festival moved to its new home at Colonial TownPark. For an application to par­ ticipate in tne Art Festival contact Trish Thompson at 407-444-0484. For information regarding a sponsorship or donation, contact Lesli Riggan at 407-843-1600. For more information visit: ww w .lm -heathrow festival.com. EMPIRE Msmbara from Nut*i4ta»»Wnt Fwifly Rwrtoo vtefttd th. T«jW School of Art, In Swtord. Hawkins The family member who came the farthest was George Thomas of Cleveland, Ohio. The family member who registered first was Cheryl Hawkins of Brooklyn, N.Y. The oldest family member was Ernestine F. Hawkins. The most family member from out of town was Rev. Melvin Cross, Sr. Pastor Melvin Cross Sr. of — Rochester, N.Y. gave the clos­ ing remarks and spiritual lift to carry as all departed for their various homes via plane, train or car. The family sang a selection that has become a theme song for this family, "I Need You to Survive". Yes, you are impor­ tant to me, we should pray, me and I for you. I love you, 1 won't harm you with words. from my mouth. We're all a part of God's body. Stand with me, agree with me. It Is His will that every need be supplied. I do need you to survive. Family members were from Ohio, New York City, Virginia, Rochester, N.Y., Georgia, Tallahassee, Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and New Jersey. County names new environmental services director SANFORD — County Manager Kevin Grace has appointed John Clrello as the Environmental Services Director for Seminole County Government Clrello will oversee the watet sewer, and solid waste operations for the department that includes 183 employees and an annual budget of about S52 million. Clrello brings to the county more than 30 years of experi­ ence In water; wastewater, solid waste, and hazardous waste management. He nas served as vice presi­ dent of WRF Georgia, a wastewater operations firm; presi- dent and CEO of Florida Water Services, a Florida water utility company; and president and CEO of Heater Utilities, a North Carolina water utility company. Cirello is a resident of Longwood and will begin his new role with Seminole County Government on July 28. Hinct k urn imunKMT KMUOMN CHINKS The City of Sanford proposes to adopt the following ordinance: Ordinance No. 3950 of 25th Street) 2477 Park Avenue ICnr of ^ 407 - 324-8147 The Original Restaurant Tastefully the “B E S T * Pizza In Sem inole County | 5 Domestic Beers and the 6* Is 2 LG. 16” 1 X L G . 18” CHOSE PIZZAS | CHEESE PIZZA 1 with 3 tooolnas wkh 2 toppings FREE 2 liter Coke •17“ H F a m ily F i U 20” CHECH I n with 4 toed DramWnp O F F E R S AVAILABLE IN SAN FO R D ONLY Do you feel you are worth more than what you are currently making or Just need to make a change? AN ORDINANCE O F TH E CITY O F SANFORD, FLORIDA PROVIDING FO R AM ENDM ENTS T O ARTICLES II, III AND V AND S C H E D U LE S “B", “C D , “P AND *R* O F TH E LAND D EVELO PM EN T REGULATIONS O F TH E CITY O F SAN FO R D A S S E T FORTH IN TH E CITY O F SAN FORD CITY CODE/CODE O F ORDINANCES: PROVIDING FO R DEFINITIONS: PROVIDING FO R M ATTERS RELATING T O RESIDENTIAL, MULTIPLE FAMILY, RESIDENT1AL/OFFICE7INSTITUTIONAL, CO M M ERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND PARKS, RECREATION AND OPEN S P A C E ZONING DISTRICTS/CLASSIFICATIONS: PROVIDING FO R PLANNED DEVELOPM EN TS: PROVIDING FOR ASSIGNMENT O F ZON­ ING DISTRICTS AND ADOPTION O F ZONING DISTRICT MAPS; PRO­ VIDING FO R DEVELO PM EN T USES. PERMITTED U SES, NONCON­ FORMING USES, CONDITIONAL USES, RESTRICTED U S E S AND G EN ­ ER AL REQUIREM ENTS FO R USES; PROVIDING FO R STANDARDS, CONSTRUCTION, DESIGN, SETBACKS, A C C E S S , YARDS. PARCELS, PARKING, DIMENSIONS, CRITERIA AND LOADING AND SERVICE AREAS; PROVIDING FOR COMPATIBILITY STANDARDS: PROVIDING FO R DENSITIES AND INTENSITIES. SIGNS, ENVIRONMENTALLY SEN ­ SITIVE AREAS. HEIGHT ZO N ES AND LIMITATIONS. LIGHTING AND AR EA AND DIMENSION REGULATIONS: PROVIDING FO R DEFINI­ TIONS; PROVIDING FO R HISTORIC LANDMARKS AND DISTRICTS; PROVIDING FOR AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT; PROVIDING FOR CO N ­ C U R R E N C Y MANAGEMENT; PROVIDING FO R GATEWAY CORRIDORS* PROVIDING FOR P R O C ED U R ES AND P R O C E S S E S ; PROVIDING FOR PERMITS; PROVIDING FOR ADMINISTRATION: PROVIDING FOR CITI­ ZEN AW ARENESS AND PARTICIPATION PLANS; PROVIDING FOR SITE PLAN SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING FO R ENGINEERING PLAN REVIEW P R O C ED U R ES AND REQUIREM ENTS; PROVIDING FO R M AINTEN ANCE O F IM PRO VEM EN TS; PROVIDING FO R APPROVALS, DENIALS, VARIANCES AND APPEALS; PROVIDING FOR COM MERCIAL VEHICLES; PROVIDING FO R INOPERABLE OR UNLI­ C E N S E D VEHICLES; PROVIDING FOR VIOLATIONS, REMEDIES AND PENALTIES; PROVIDING FOR ADMINISTRATION; PROVIDING FOR LAND D E V E LO P M E N T REGULATIONS AND TABLES/SCH ED U LES AFFECTING T H E U S E O F LAND; PROVIDING FO R CONFLICTING REGULATIONS; PROVIDING FO R TH E ADOPTION O F ADMINISTRA­ TIVE RULES; PROVIDING FO R SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FO R CO N ­ FLICTS; PROVIDING FO R CODIFICATION AND PROVIDING AN E F F E C ­ TIVE DATE. City College o f Casselbcny can help you gel there. In two years or less you can have your associate degree in... A public hearing on the ordinance will be held on Monday, July 25, 2005, at 7:00 o’clock P. M. or as soon thereafter as possible, by the City Commission of Sanford, Florida, in the City Commission Chambers, City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. Emergency Medical Services (Emt/Paramedic) Private Investigation Services Legal Assisting/Paralegal Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard regarding the ordi­ nance and/or may submit written comments. Allied Health: Major in Medical Assisting Major in Medical Office Administration With a track in Billing and Coding Business Administration: Major in Accounting Major in Management Major Computer Applications Major in Hospitality Management Copies of the proposed ordinance are available for inspection by the public at the office of Planning and Development Services, City Hall, Sanford, Florida. C it y C o l l e g e O f Ca sselberry 853 State Road 436 Casselberry, FL 32707 407 - 831-9816 A SMALL COLLEGE CAN MAKE A MG DIFFERENCE ADVICE TO THE P U B U C : IF A PERSON DECIDES T O A P P E A L A DECISION M AD E WITH R E S P E C T TO ANY M ATTER CON SIDERED AT THE ABO VE MEETING. OR HEARING, HE MAY NEED A VERBATIM R ECO R D O F THE PROCEEDINGS, INCLUDING TH E TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE, WHICH R ECO R D IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY O F SAN FO R D . (FS 286.0105) P ER SO N S WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTAN CE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F T H E S E P R O C EED IN G S SH O U LD C O N T A C T TH E HUMAN R E S O U R C E S OFFICE AD A COORDINATOR AT 407-330-5626 46 HOURS IN AD VAN CE OF THE MEETING. Cynthia Porter, Deputy City Clerk �T he H erald Sunday. 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By comparison, a 28-minute walk/run earns 1.8 exercise points. A 50 minutes game of tennis earns 2.5 points, as do IS holes of golf. According to Poole's list, only aerobic danc­ ing, rated at a whopping 6.0 points, earns more exercise points than square dancing. In case you are curious, or con­ cerned, Polka dancing garnered a 2.5 rating as well. Poole's fiver listed emotional benefits as well. Square dancing gets you out of the house so you can make new friends and spend time with those you already know. Dressed in their bright red outfits, long time club members Jerry and Mary Jo Dunagan serve as just one example of the benefits of square dancing emitting good health, graciousness, graceful­ ness and a strong sense of fun. Like many Starlight Promenaders, the Lysobeys have danced with groups from ANSWER TO TODAY’S PUZZLE I A C R U■ O B B V S E N D □ □ □ □ □ □ U M V E E R A G U E S T Y 6 S all over country. Dick Lysobey described an experience he and Jeanne had while traveling. "We've been in the mountains of Virginia, where we looked up a club in a book that listed square dancing groups from all over the world. The club in Virginia gave us directions and they were waiting at the door when we got there. They even made sure my wife won the door prize, which took two attempts. They treated us like cousins. They even called upon a member to guide us back to our lodging at the end of the night traveling on back roads we have never known other­ wise." Many in the group have trav­ eled to Lakeland for annual state conventions. The Lysobeys attended a nation convention in Oklahoma City in 2003. Randy Poole has square danced in Korea and Iraq. Clubs members often visit other clubs, performing what Is jokingly refereed to as a "raid." The previous week, the Lysobeys raided a dub in Flagler Beach. Dick Lysobey said, "You could dancing any night of the week in Central Florida and not repeat groups. "Square dandng is a lifestyle," Jeanne added. Square dandng conventions draw square dancers from as far as Japan, China, Korea, Germany, Ireland, Sweden and England. Regardless of the nationality, the dances are always called in English. Vital to the enjoyment of any square dandng group is the caller. While the music plays, the caller speaks above the music, deftly annuundng the commands for the dancers to follow. A good caller can make or dance a break group," Jeanne Lysobey said. The Starlight Promenaders feel they have one of the best square dance callers in Central Florida. Whit Brown has been calling dances for 28 years. What started out as a hobby, eventually allowed Whit to retire from his previous job as a police officer. Whit call dances five or six nights per week, sometimes calling more than once in a day. Whit's wife Dee accompanies him to most of his gigsStanding on the Debary Civic Center stage, looking every bit the entertainer, Whit holds a microphone in his right hand while operating the turntable, a lap top computer and a vocal effects unit with his left hand. "I have the desire to give people a good time, calling is a from of entertainment." Whit is prone to break out in snippets of song in between commands, serving as both a caller and a singer. Whit's song list ranges from traditional square dandng songs to special­ ly remixed versions of Elvis Presley songs, Pop songs, coun­ try songs and classics like "Dream Lover." Whit says the modem rock and roll just does­ n't work for square dandng. Like many forms of dance music, square dandng songs are usually in the 120 to 130 beat per minute range. A typical Wednesday evening with the Starlight Promenaders begins at six o' dock with Round Dance lessons given by Daphne Martin. Round dandng has more in common with ballroom danc­ ing than square dandng and serves as a good warm up to the more complicated routines per­ formed by square dancers. At 7:30, a "dub level" work­ shop begins. Club level refers to a dancers assodation with a dub, or a level of skill acquired from previous assodations with dance dubs. The workshop gives dancers a chance to work on the spcdfic steps and moves assodated with certain songs or steps. Assisting the always eager to improve dancers is Wnit Brown, who gladly calls the workshops in addition the dub level dandng that gets under way at eight o' dock. From 8 to 10, the inside of the Debary Civic Center feels like a place from a far-gone time, a country gathering with friends and loved ones. Throughout the course of the evening, dancers alternate between round dances and square dances. Having both types of dandng each night allows those with style prefer­ ences a chance to relax while the other dancers are dandng. On the particular rainy nignt in mention, a reporter from the Herald and his date for the evening were invited to sit in on a round dance, knowing full well that the reporter had two left feet. The reporter survived his spin around the floor, even managing a few successful promenades and comer calls. For an active group such as the Starlight Promenaders, the fun doesn't stop when Whit calLs for a group “Thank You" at the end of the night. While Whit disassembles and packs his sound gear, the club members ciuickly and effidently put away the tables, chairs, coffee pots and punch bowl. A good number of the dancers agree to me at the Perkins Restaurant on Saxon Avenue. The staff at Perkins knows to expect the dance dub members and a table is set up and waiting when they arrive. Once settled, the conversation turns to politics, national news, work, grandkids and square dance tales. The club's newest members, Becky and John Cole, from Pennsylvania, were made to feel as welcome as old friends. Coffee and ice cream sundaes were the most popular item ordered. Being in the pres­ ence of the Starlight Promenaders for an evening gives one the feeling that at least a small part of the old fash­ ioned, wholesome, American lifestyle that once existed is still in ta ct Dancers with dub level expe­ rience can contact the Dick Lysobey at 386-789-8018 to get more information on upcoming events and the summer sched­ ule, during which the group meets only twice a month dur­ ing the summer months of July and August For those interested in souare dandng but unfamiliar with the techniques, a two-week open house, with lesson session included, is scheduled for October. Cost of an annual member­ ship with the Starlight Promenaders is $8, including a minimal amount of insurance against injury. Club members arc encouraged to make a $4.50 donation per dancer, with non­ members being asked to donate $5. Interested parties can contact Dick at the number above. More information on square dandng Is available at the Central Florida Square and Round Dance Assodation Web site. 07/17/05 R u n Y o u r A d S ta te w id e Place a classified ad in over 160 Florida newspapers and reach over 5 Million readers for just S450. Place a display 2x2 or 2\4 in 113 Florida newspapers and reach over 4 Million readers. DmHclaum Horn* Caokmd M h Ii AIwaym Qrmmt Pricam * M l t r u k h i t for www.norlda-classHlcds.com Mi u It <iv 1.1 I \ l tl 11>>ii Ko,tiler %h\ i 1111m 1 th i'. Mi i ,p 11'. i BBee’s Home Cooking •> I liii ill,i PieN'i Seti ii e ( X()() > 7 4 2 - 15 7 5 * 2 . 1 0 Hm Cooked Lunch ii •farting at *4.25 ASK ABOUT DAILY SPECIALS! 2511 Sanford Ave., Sanford 4 0 7 -3 2 8 -8 5 5 4 CASHM FORSTRUCTUREDSETTLEMENTS, ANNUITIESandINSURANCEPAYOUTS A s seen o n T .V . 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Cynthia Porter, Deputy City Clerk �» Page IB Sunday July 17,2005 theBiGS WMfcly stats for Ssmlnolo County's Major Lesgus BsasbsH playsrs *— »»->- f r h n f t i ’ a uvw—uo nign scnooi i M a r k B e llh o r n 2b BoatonRed Sox O r h HR Mk L rM mg. 272 00 30 0 27 .221 • Stats aren't the best, but has a very good on-base percent­ age and plays super "D". f e i l n n l e U ira K D a v id E c k s tein School's f St. Louis Cardinals ab n r HR rb l avg. 24 .284 46 2 • Went 0-for*2, lining into a pair of outfield outs, as a starter In first All-Star Game, but made two tremendous plays on defense. a Laka Mary’s D a n n y G r a v e s Now York Mots w I aw 1 1 10 so 15 7.B1 Laka Brantley tflgh School’s r ss Cincinnati Reds ab h r HR i r rtt avg. .304 290 go 49 14 48 • Leads NL shortstops in home runs and RBI and went I-for1 in his first appearance as a back-up to Eckstein in the All-Star Game. Sanford Middle School’s Corey P atter so n CF Chicago Cubs ab 314 h r HR 73 36 11 24 .232 • The bell finally tolled for his struggles as he was sent down to AAA-Iowa to work on his game last week. Lake Brantley High School's J ason V ar itek Boston Red Sox ab 259 h r HR 78 39 13 avg. 36 .301 • Singled and walked in two trips to the plate as the start­ ing catcher for the AL. Lake Brantley High R ickie W eeks to Greensboro, Charlotte and Atlanta. After playing without former Lyman star Danielle Fotopoulos in the last few games, the Krush will have her suited up for the game against Richmond. "I can't wait to get back on the field with this team" said Fotopoulos, who will also be available to play in the Krush will play the nightcap of a doubleheader with their brethren, the Central Florida Kraze, who had won M waLtee&wcre h r HR rbl avg. 106 15 264 5 • Has proved that he was well worth the call-up as he had an outstanding first month in the Major Leagues. In The Minor's m Karnes Jr is batting 246 jr AAA-Otuwa. ha/ Lytle is baiting 292 for i-Lynchburg iyle Bono is 1-1 with a 3 69 RA for A-Wilmtngton m n Melillo is batting 441 nth 4 home runs in eight ames at A-Siockton alt Ailegra is hitting |ust 156 back at A-Stockton irry Crayton t» hitting 265 itf l ia s * A - B a k e r t f ir ld two straight games heading into a Wednesday home matchup with the Palm Beacn Pumas. The Kraze will open the action at 5 p.m. when they host Georgia at Kraze Stadium at Seminole Soccer Complex. Saturday will also be Home Town Heroes night and many fun and excit­ ing activities sponsored by Pepsi will be on the agenda. Come show your appreciation and support as the Central Honda Kraze See Soccer, Page 2B Sanford sends 12 to FCSL contest SANFORD — The Florida Collegiate Summer League has announced the complete rosters and starters for the 2005 All-Star Game, which will take place this Sunday (July 17th) at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. In the North Division, the host Sanford River Rats are represented by a league hign 12 All-Stars, with the Daytona Beach Barracudas sending eight representatives and the Orlando Shockers adding five to the 25-man roster. In the South Division, the Zephyrhills Snappers are the best represented team with nine players on the roster, while the Winter Haven Wart Hogs and Winter Park Diamond Dawgs will have eight All-Stars apiece. The rosters for each team were chosen by the head coaches in their respective divisions. The starting lineups and start­ ing pitchers for the game will be selected by the All-Star Head Coaches, who are the head coaches of (he team with the best record in each division through July 10th. The South All-Stars will be coached by Chad Sommers, who has guid­ ed his Zephyrhills team to a record of 10-7, while the North All-Stars will be coached by Ricky Plante, whose Sanford River Rats stand atop their division with a league best 12-7 record. The Florida Collegiate Summer League All-Star Game begins at 5 p.m. The game will be preced­ ed by several entertaining events, starting with the MLB Scout Showcase at noon (12 p.m.). This is a chance for all the draft eli- Herald photo* by Jim W *nU K yle Patrick (above throwing in front of fellow All-Star Bridger Hunt), who waa the M ost Valuable Player of last year's Tournament and hit the first hom e run in league history, w a s nam ed the Florida Collegiate League P laye r of the W eek for Ju ly 7-10 after leading the Sanford River R ats to a 4-2 record. The recent Sem inole Com m unity C olle g e graduate and Florida Southern signee hit .391 at the plate with a hom e run and a double, drove in four runs and scored four m ore for the R ive r Rats. Sanford's Drew Shetrone (left), who w as the League M V P last year, w as nam ed the Pitcher of the W eek. T h e right handed hurler from S C C and Apopka threw eight innings, allowing only four hits while striking out 10 to secure the R iver R a ts’ 6-1 victory over W inter Park. P atrick. Hunt and Shetrone were just three of a leaguehigh 12 players, plus co a ch R icky Plante, elected to represent the North in the 2005 F C S L All-Star G a m e to be held at H isto ric S an ford M em o rial Stadium today (Sunday). Sec All-Stars, Page 2B Golden Knights to face national powers UCF men's basketball head coach Kirk Speraw announced the Golden Knights 2005-06 non-conference schedule and the slate features three teams that participated in the poetseason last year. This season will mark the Golden Knights first campaign in Conference USA after moving from the Atlantic Sun. The non-conference schedule includes eight home contests, including the second-annual UCF Holiday Classic tourna­ ment in late December. The Golden Knights will face perennial national powers Florida and Kentucky on the road and will also participate in the Fiesta Bowl Classic hosted by Arizona. All three teams played in the NCAA Tournament last season, with Arizona and Kentucky both advancing to the Elite Eight. "The tough non-conference schedule will help us under­ stand where we are as a team heading into Conference USA," said Speraw. "Our kids enjoy stepping up to those challenges to play opponents like Florida and Kentucky." UCF opens the regular sea­ son with four consecutive con­ tests at UCF Arena, starting with a Nov. 18 game against cross-town opponent Rollins. The Golden Knights lead the all-time series, 24-15, but the squads have not met since the 1998-99 season. After hosting Nova Southeastern (Nov. 22), UCF welcomes longtime local rival Stetson to Orlando on Nov. 26. Agaiast the Hatters, the Golden Knights have won eight consecutive contests, including two in 2004-05. UCF concludes the season-opening homestand on Nov. 29 versus Bethune-Cookman. Stetson is one of three A-Sun programs on the UCF schedule as the team also plays at See College, Page 2B Another big red for a lady Special to the Herald ab 15 Kraze/Krush host “Hometown Hero’s” doubleheader By Captain David Rogars 2B 28 The Central Florida Krush will play the final home game of their inaugural season tonight (Saturday) at 7 3 0 p.m. against Richmond. The Krush, 9-1 on the year; clinched a play-off birth with a 1-0 victory in Bradenton on Tuesday. "We are excited about being in the playoffs and now we will work towards getting the top seed for the conference championships" said head coach Bill Eiselle. The conference championships will be held in Cincinnati on July 30th/31st. The Krush will wrap up their season next week with a three-game road trip and Kraze honor all our local men and women who protect our freedom, both at home and abroad! Local police, fire and rescue, military. Red Cross, and many more will Join the Kraze to celebrate our Hometown Heroes! Make sure to come early... as the Kraze have some amazing surprises in store! For more information, please call 407682-KICK! To get to Kraze/ Krush Stadium in the Seminole Soccer Complex, take 1-4 to Lake Mary Blvd., exit 98. Turn left onto Lake Mary Blvd. Turn right onto Markham Woods Road. Turn left onto Special to the Herald • Seems to be getting his fastball straightened out as he is start­ ing to rack up some strike outs as a long man and set-up man for the Meta. Felipe L opez Special to the Herald Special to the Herald fab 14 Krush play final home game tonight All Star W eekend t SS 327 93 S p o r ts Mosquito Lagoon — I was joined by Carl and Georgia Rivenbark from Jensen Beach on Wednesday. What a day for Georgia as she caught her first redfish. Actually she caught her first three and she did it in style. The morning started with Georgia hooking into a nice 24 pound redfish. The school was 200 strong and the tails were up high. After a tew pictures we moved back toward the school and Georgia hooked up with a 15 pound fish. Once the fish was landed we took a short break to rest and have a cold dnnk. Moments later the school showed themselves again Carl and Georgia both made great casts to die sellout and wham, Coergia hooks anoth­ er fish. This was no ordinary (Uh 1te took oil like a fox in i forest fire and the drag was st reaming The battle was on Die fidi would lake oft and Cworgia would ituld on Then she would gain some line. After 25 min­ utes or so of tug-o-war Georgia defeated the slobberknocker. Pictures don't lie, this was one fine fish and it weighed in around 35 pounds. What a great way to start your redfish career. The redfish bite has been strong some days and a bit slow some days. Lock for a strung red bite next week before the full moon. The trout bite is on fire with top water plugs early. Once the sun rises switch over to the Rip Tide 3 inch mullet and swim it slowly just off the bottom. Rig your reel with 4/15 Power Pro Line and Dalichi Circle hooks for live bait with a 20 pound flaurocartxm leader Look for trout in 24 feet of water The reds are hanging in potholes and edges of bars. Tiger Shoals has a nice school just south of the airplane wrecks There are just a tew openings tor July. Cali 407-405-0819 or visit the website www aaahawgw ild<barters com light l ines and Good i idling, Cj plain David S ee O u td o o rs, Page 2 b Photo c m iflM y ot A A A H aw gw iid Saltw ater Charters Captain David Rogers and Georgia Rivenbark hold trie 35-pound redfish Rivenbark would land after a 25-rnmute fight this peal week This was Rivenbark t first attempt at redfiahmg and caught three good fish on the day �PatC 2 B Tmt R n u o Sunday, July 17. 2005 A l l - S t a r s -----Continued from Page IB •gible players in the FCSL to show off their speed, arm strength, fielding and hitting in front of Major League scouts, but it is also open to the public. At 3 p.m., the Orlando Magic are setting up their inflatables (Moon bouncer and Basketball Balloon), accompanied by their Magic Dancers and mascot Stuff tin; Magic Dragon who will interact with the kids and sign autographs. This will be followed by a Local Sports Anchor Home Run Derby at 3:30 p.m. Sports anchors from major local news sta­ tions will battle to determine who is the most powerful. The FCSL All-Star Home Run Derby will be held shortly afterwards at 4 p.m., where the top five sluggers from each division will compete for the title of Home Run King. As with every FCSL game, admis­ sion is free, so come out and enjoy a full day of baseball! The league has also announced the Player and Pitcher of the week for Week 5, which included games played between July 4th and 10th. And both players were from the River Rats. Kyle Patrick, who was the Most Valuable Player of last year’s Tournament and hit the first home run in league histiy, was named the Player of the Week for leading his team to a 4-2 record. The recent Seminole Community College graduate and Florida Southern signee hit .391 at the plate with a home run and a double, drove in four runs and scored four more for the River Rats. Sanford's Drew Shetrone, who was the League MVP last year, was named the Pitcher of the Week. The right handed hurler from SCC and Apopka threw eight innings, allowing only four nits while striking out 10 to secure the River Rats’ 6-1 victory over Winter Park. As the League schedule is heading into the home stretch leading towards Tropicana Field, there has been an offen­ sive explosion throughout the teams in Week 5. Zephyrhills Snapper Lee Cruz is current­ ly leading the League with a .431 batting average. Cruz hit nis fourth home run of the summer in the Snappers' 8-4 win over Orlando last week. The University of Tampa standout was 2 for 3 in the game with three RBI. In the Snappers' only other game of the week. Winter Haven Wart Hog Cory DiBlase went 2 for 2 at the plate with an RBI and two runs scored to secure the 4-3 win for the Hogs. Former Deltona High standout Nick College----Continued from Page IB Florida Atlantic on Dec. 13. Alltime, the Golden Knights hold a 20-6 series edge against the Owls. "We get to continue some of ‘ the great rivalries that we have had," said Speraw. "We will still get to play Stetson and FAU. It is good for the fans and good for college basketball to play as many teams as you can in the state of Florida." On Dec. 3, UCF heads north to Gainesville to face Florida. The in-state rivals have not met since 2003, when they played in Jacksonville. The Gators, one of two Southeastern Conference opponents on the schedule, went 24-8 last season and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. After a Dec. 16 home contest with Norfolk State, the Golden Knights travel out west to par­ ticipate in the Fiesta Bowl Classic in Tucson, Ariz. In addition to host Arizona, Sam Houston State and W'estem Kentucky are also participating in the tournament. UCF will open the tourna­ ment against Western Kentucky. The Hilltoppers were 22-9 last season and par­ ticipated in the postseason O u td o o rs — Continued from Page IB Rogers, AAA Hawgwild Saltwater Charters. FWC OFFERS CLASSES ON ALLIGATOR HUNTING; PERMITS AVAILABLE The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is offering alligator hunters no-cost, three-hour classes to help prepare them for the coming statewide alligator harvest, which runs Sept. I through Oct. 8. This is an opportunity for hunters who nave never partic­ ipated in the state's alligator hunts to learn what hunting alligators is all about. The class topics include: preparing for the hunt; hunting techniques and safety; harvesting and pro­ cessing; caring for your alliga­ tor skin; and alligator rules and regulations. Classes will be offered at the following locations * Saturday, July 30, I - 4 p m , Okeechobee County Civic Cmter, 1750 U S Hwy 98 North, Okeechobee. Fur direc­ tum* call (863) 462-5195 * Wednesday. Aug 3, 6 - Pugliese got the win for Winter Haven, throwing the complete seven inning game, allowing only five hits and striking out eight. Pugliese has a 1.80 ERA on tne sum­ mer through 25 innings and has racked up 29 strike outs. Winter Haven recorded another win on the week in a 5-2 victory over Orlando. Austin Hubbard was on fire, going 2 for 3 with four RBI and two ruas scored. Hubbard’s afternoon included a double and a two-run home run in the 5th inning. The Polk County native Is currently batting .357 on the season. After starting the week off with two loss­ es, the Orlando Shockers came back with a doubleheader victory on Sunday putting them at .500 for the week. The Shockers beat Winter Haven 3-1 and 7-4. In Game One, Jaager Good got the win for Orlando, throwing five innings and allowing only three hits. Gainesville native Robert Dykehousc knocked in two of Orlando's three runs with a double in the second inning. In Game Two, Lake Brantley's George Bradner started things off with a two-run home run in the first inning. Bradner would be 2 for 3 at the plate with four RBI and two runs scored. Of all the teams, Sanford and Winter Park were able to get the most games in this past week. Sanford finished 4-2, with one run wins over Winter Haven, Daytona, and Orlando before entering into a week­ end series against the Diamond Dawgs. In the Rats' first game of the week, Florida Southern record holder and former SCC hurler Kyle DeYoung got the win over the Wart Hogs by throwing the final four innings of the game. DeYoung allowed only three hits and no runs, strik­ ing out three. Currently, the closer has a 1.08 ERA. The Rats displayed the depth of their bull pen again against Daytona when Alabama hurler and recent Red Sox signee T.J. Large threw six shut out inning3 against the Barracudas. And in the 7-6 win over Orlando, middle reliever Chris Maher held on to things for the Rats, allowing no hits and striking out five in the two innings he threw. Leading off the weekend series against Winter Park, D-Bat Pitcher of the Week Drew Shetrone threw eight innings, strik­ ing out 10 of the Diamond Dawgs and sur­ rendering only one earned run. Winter Park came back, however, and took the next two games off the Rats, making the Diamond Dawgs the only team in the FCSL to have beaten the defending champs multiple times. In Winter Park's 11-4 win, USF phenom National Invitation Tournament. A year ago, Arizona went 307, including a 15-1 mark at home in the McKale Center. Wildcat head coach Lute Olson coached Kirk Speraw while Speraw was a student-athlete' at Iowa. Following the trip to Arizona, the Golden Knights will host their own tournament, the UCF Holiday Oassic. The two-day event, which begins Dec. 29, includes BirminghamSouthern, North Florida and Western Illinois. Ty Pryor threw six innings, allowing only one hit and punching out eight Pryor cur­ rently leads the League with a 0.00 ERA and a 4-0 record. In 22 innings, he has allowed only nine hits and struck out 29. In the Dawgs' 4-1 victory, Davis Bilardcllo earned the win on the hill, throwing six innings and surrendering only two hits to the Rats. Bilardello has had two consecutive six inning shut out appearances in the past two weeks for the Dawgs. He currently has a 1.04 ERA and a 4-1 record on the summer. IM S N O R T H A LL-ST A R S Name Position Team C hris Kemp Sanford IB George Bradner Orlando IB Sanford M alt Horwath 2B Daytona Beach Marquez Smith 3B Sanford Rrtdgrr Hunt SS Daytona Beach John Cooper SS Sanford Tyler Steven* INF Sanford lonathan Lucroy C Orlando Rohery Dykrhouse c Daytona Beach Ben H all UTIL Daytona Beach U TIL Tim Ruaaetl Sanford Courtney Props! OF Sanfotd Kyle Patrick OF Daytona Beach Kevin M orris OF Daytona Beach Steven Strausbaugh OF Sanford RHP |ohn Durey Sanford Drew Shetrone RHP Sanford RHP Derek Abriula Sanford RHP Brandon Webb Sanford RHP Chri* Maher Daytona Beach RHP K ris Gawnluk Daytona Beach R tir Dom inic Petracca Orlando RHP Zarh Butler Daytona Beach Joe Testa LH P Orlando LtIP Matt Dobbin* Head Coach: Ricky Plante (Sanford) 2001 S O U T H ALL-STARS Tram Zephyrhills Winter Haven IB Winter Haven 2B/C ZrphyrhlUs 3B Name Position Lee Cruz IB law n Peacock Austin Hubbard Aaron McLamar Gary Martoccki Ricky Davis Matt LopezSS Paul Cruz OF Orlando Rosales John Servldio Brantly Clay M ike Muzrka Corey W hiting Ryan Hudson Drew Powell M ike Harley Winter Park 3B Winter Haven SS Winter Park Zephyrhills Zephyrhills OF ZephyrhiUs OF Winter Haven OF Winter Park OF OF W inter Park C ZehpyrhiUs W inter Haven C Zephyrhills RHP Zephyrhills Rim* Jackson RHP W inter Haven N ick rugliese RHP W inter Haven Kyle RutterRHr Winter Haven Spkkard Westley RH P Winter Park Andrew Laughter RHP W inter Park David Nathanson RHP Winter Park Ty Pryor RH P W inter Park Matt Smith RHP Z rp h yth illt C hris Nyman LH P Winter Patk Davis Bilaidetlo LH P Head Coach: Chad Som m erdZephyrhills) UCF concludes Its non-con­ ference road schedule on Jan. 3 at Kentucky. The contest will mark the first meeting with the Wildcats, who posted a 28-6 record in 2004-05 and made their 14th consecutive trip to • the NCAA Tournament. For the second straight sea­ son, the Golden Knights will host South Dakota State. The date for the meeting is still to be determined. Before kicking off the regular season, UCF will face Barry in an exhibition game on Nov. 9. The C-USA schedule will be announced in late August. UCF's league slate will consist of 14 contests. The Golden Knights return three starters and seven letterwinners from last season's squad that went 24-9 and made its second consecutive appear­ ance in the NCAA Tournament. Dating back to the start of the 2002-03 season, UCF has won 70 games - a mark that ranks 23rd nationally and first in the state of Florida during that span. Season tickets are scheduled to go on sale in early-August. ------ B riefs------FOP WARNER FOOTBALL The Sanford Youth Football Association (SYFA) will be holding a mandatory parent meeting at the Seminole High School Auditorium on Monday (July 18th) at 6:30 p.m. Uniform fitting, paper work and fees collection will also be held behind the SHS football stadium on Wednesday (July 20th) from 6 p m.-to-8 p.m. BOXING AT LAKE BRANTLEY "Legends in the Making II", a USA Boxing Amateur Sanctioned Event, will be hosted by the Central Florida School of Hard Knocks today (Saturday) at the Lake Brantley High School Field House. The first bout is set for 4 p.m. at the school located at 1010 Lakefront Lane in Altamonte Springs. The featured bout of the evening will be Tory Ramirez, a 132-pounder from the Omega Boxing Club in Wachula, against Miguel Orengo out of the Central Florida School of Hard Knocks in Kissimmee. All boxers are invited to enter this event; Junior Olympic Women, Open and Novice. The event will feature 10 boxen from the USA Boxing Metro Association in New York and 14 boxers from England's International Boxing Team. Weigh-in wilt be from II a.m. to 1 p.m. (doctor will be seen Immediate­ ly after weight-in). For more information or to register con­ tact Aldaberto Morales at 407-376-8502. The goal of this exciting event is to show support and raise funds to send the Central Florida School of Hard Knodta Boxing Club to the 2005 Ringside World Championships in Kansas City, Missouri. General Admission tickets are $10, and ringside seats are $20. Spectators of all ages are welcome. VIP Tables of eight are $250, with a Bubbalou’s Bodacious BBQ dinner included. Tickets will be sold at the door the day of the event. To pur­ chase pre-sale tickets, or a VIP Table, please contact Altamonte Sports at 407-571-8728. Contact Altamonte Sports for ticket 4c VIP Table Information at 407-571-8728! SCW RETURNS TO ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Southern Championship Wrestling will be presenting "Brutal Battle ’05“ tonight (Saturday), at the Eastmonte Civic Center in Altamonte Springs. Located at 830 Magnolia Lane, the Center will host main event featuring newly-crowned SCW Heavyweight Champion, "Shooter" Vordell Walker, putting up his belt against "The Heartthrob" Scott Davis, accompanied by Gary Garvin. In a Brutal Battle Rules Match, with the winner earning a shot at the Heavyweight Champion next month, it will be Jason Hexx taking on Dagon Briggs, accompanied by Seven. A Brutal Battle Rules Match has no rules and nb time limit, meaning there must by a winner. The SCW Tag Team Championship will also be up for grabs as The Heartbreak Express will square off against Benny Blanco and The Falcon. Others scheduled to appear include "Living Legend" Lany Zbysko, "Heavenly Body" Vito DeNucci, Sequel Rip Malibu, Kevin Cantrell, Aaron Epic and Jerrelle Clark. It has also been announced that there will be an appearance by former ECW Valet, better known as "Queen of Extreme" Frandne. Bell time is at 7:30 p.m. with a special Meet and Greet at 6:45 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for children under the age of 12. For more information, please call 407-474-4453 or visit Southern Championship Wrestling on the web at: www.scwflorida.com. JUNIOR GOLF CLINIC Mayfair Country Club in Sanford will be holding Junior Golf Clinic's, featuring PGA Instruction, every Wednesday in the month of July 20th and 27th, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. fol­ lowed by a free lunch, hot dogs, chips and drink, from 11 a.m. to noon. The clinics are free to Sanford Juniors ages 10-to-17 and $50 for non-Sanford residents. AJAX SUMMER COED TRAINING CAMPS Ajax America, the exclusive American affiliate of European professional soccer dub AFC Ajax (Amsterdam), has announced its schedule of week-long Summer Coed develop­ mental training day camps offered during July 2005 for Orange, Seminole, Volusia and Lake school districts. At developmental day camps players receive a sample of the same well-rounded soccer education that is taught at Ajax's world-famous youth academy in The Netherlands. The curriculum includes Ajax-specific drills and match strategy, as well as both small-sided competitions and full-sided games led by AFC Ajax trainers from Amsterdam and local coaching staffs. Details concerning the dates and locations of the Central Florida soccer camps are listed below. Developmental training camps are designed to challenge boys and girls ages eight and up at all skill levels, and are conducted in a fun, yet educational environment, which encourages children to grow in their understanding of the game while meeting new friends. The Camps are as follows: July 18 - 22 at Trotwood Park in Winter Springs. July 25 - 29 at Lake Island Park in Winter Park. Every plaver will be evaluated using the Ajax T.I.P.S (tech­ nique, insight, personality and speed) Model. Player evalua­ tions are entered into the proprietary Ajax Scouting Compendium for periodic review directly by AFC Ajax scouts and trainers. More information on Ajax Orlando soccer schools and developmental training camps can be found at www.ajaxorlando.us or by e-mailing soccerschooliftjjaxorlando.us. S occer Continued from Page IB Markham Woods Road. Turn left onto Markham Road. Krush Stadium at Seminole Soccer Complex is 200 yards on the right. Game Day Tickets for both the Kraze and (Crush are $7 for Adults, $4 for College/Military and $3 for Youth. For more information you can also check out the website at www.krazesoccer.com. AJAX ORLANDO IS NOW AJAX AMERICA Orlando based soccer company Ajax Orlando, the exclusive affiliate of AFC Ajax NL, will be known throughout the world as Ajax America, effective immediately. As the first European affiliated dub to pene­ trate the United States, Ajax America looks to develop and recruit players through Ajax's world famous training system. Ajax pioneered a multi-faceted soccer development program in America in 2003 and since that time has progres­ 9 p.m.. Paramount Plaza Hotel and Suites, 2900 S.W. 13th St., Gainesville. For directions call (352) 377-4000. Saturday, Aug. 6, 1 - 4 p.m., Holiday Inn International Drive Resort, 6515 International Dr, Orlando. For directions call (407) 351-3500. Wednesday, Aug. 10, 6 •9 p.m., Bryant Building, 2nd Floor Auditonum, 620 South Meridian St., Tallahassee. For directions call (850) 488-3831. * Saturday Aug. 13, 1 4 p.m. Hilton Garden Inn. 1700 East 9th Ave, Tampa. For direc­ tions call (813) 769-9267. ' Saturday, Aug 20, 1 4 p m., South Florida Water Management Distnct, 3301 Gun Club R d , W’est Palm Beach. For directions call (561) 686-8800 or (863)462-5195 Since 1988, the FWC has offered alligator hunts, which provide a thrilling, hands-on, face-to-face hunting adventure that is unlike any other hunting experience imaginable Sale of alligator permits began June 6, but more tiun 2,000 Alligator Harvest Permits are still available on a firsttome, first-served basis through Sept 20 Permit Js4d sively spread its coaching philosophy through­ out the country through training schools, camps and clinics as well as its Orlando based youth academy. In 2005 Ajax organized National Training Schools in 15 dties throughout the United States. Due to the success at each training school Ajax has reached affiliation agreements with 12 soccer clubs, including clubs in California, Alaska, Indiana, New York, Maryland and Texas. Locally Ajax America operates a youth academy for players in the U13-U19 levels. "Ajax is well received in America and I believe that we are just scratching the surface of possi­ bilities," stated Mark Dillon, president and chief executive officer of Ajax America. "Our company branches have expanded to include affiliates and schools all over the coun­ try," stated Rich Bradley, executive vice presi­ dent of Ajax America. "This name change reflects the growth and progress that Ajax has made in America since its inception in 2003." ers are authorized to take two alligators from designated areas during specific harvest periods. Alligator harvest areas are listed at MyFWC.com/alligator under "Alligator Harvest Permit Availability." Applicants have their prefer­ ence of applying at any county tax collector's office, license agent (retail outlet that sells hunting and fishing licenses), online at MyFWC.com/license or by calling toll-free 1-888HUNT-FLORIDA (486-8356) from anywhere in the United States or Canada To reserve a permit, appli­ cants must submit payment (or an Alligator Trapping License and two alligator-hide valida­ tion tags, or provide proof ot a valid Alligator Tupping License (must be valid through Oct 8) plus pav the tee tor two hide validation tags No other hunting licenses are required The cost for a Resident Alligator Trapping License and hide validation lags is $272, and non-residents pay $1,022 Any hunter who takes an alli­ gator must (ornplrte and send in an Alligator Harvest Kroon form D m- information gain end from tfwsr form* mabies FWC biologists to monitor pop­ ulation trends and impacts of the annual harvest. An Alligator Trapping Agent License is also available for $52, which allows the license holder to assist a trapper in taking alli­ gators, but only in the presence of the permitted trapper. All persons seeking a harvest per­ mit must be at least 18 years old by Sept. 1, and only one harvest permit per person will be issued For more information on how to get involved in these excit­ ing alligator hunts, visit MyFWC.com/aIligator and click on "Statewide Hunts." DON'T WAIT TO TAKE HUNTER SAFETY CLASS The Ftonda Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is encouraging wouldbe hunters to sign up and take their mandatory Hunter Safety Course this summer and not wait until the tall This time of year provides the best opportu­ nity to get into a class as slots are more readily available During hunting season and just prior ( lasses usually fill up fast The FWC I lunler Safety Course, or similar approved ■ourse by another stale, province or organization, is a requirement to obtaining a Florida hunting license tor any­ one bom on or after June 1, 1975. Even though the course is not required for persons bom before that date, it is recom­ mended, especially for begin­ ning hunters. Classes are taught through­ out the state by certified volun­ teer instructors who teach firearm safety and laws, basic hunting terminology, conserva­ tion, safe hunting practices, outdoor ethics, wildlife identifi­ cation and management, sur­ vival, field first aid and the Florida Wildlife Code. The course is free and prepares sportsmen for a safer, more rewarding experience while in the outdoors. "Don't wait until the last minute to sign up to take a Hunter Safety Course or you may have a hard time getting into a class," said Bill Cline, rogrjm administrator "A irge number of courses are being offered statew ide this summer, and it's best to try to get into one while more spate is available Then, when hunt­ ing season get* here, you'll be ready to go " file Honda Hunter S a fe ty E Course meets all the require­ ments for hunter safety training throughout North America. It also is essential for Floridians who wish to hunt in most other states or in Canada and need to purchase a non-resident license. The course is available to be taken in a classroom setting, and it is offered in all of the state’s 67 counties. In addition to the traditional in-class course, hunters now have the option of taking most of the classroom instruction online or on compact disc, without leav­ ing home. However, hunters who choose the Internet or CD-ROM version must take an additional three hours in the classroom; successfully pass a written exam; and participate in a fieldday class that includes live-fir­ ing instruction on a shooting range "Don't wait to take the class, and make arrangements now to Mgn UP l°i one this summer," Cline said. For more information on the Hunter Safety Program or to learn when the next available d a * * or field day will be offered in your area, contact our local FWC oftu* or vi*it ly FWC <on: /huntervxfety �Sunday. 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EHO. 103 — U H o u ses - n f u r n is h e d 93— R ooms For R ent 117—C ommercial R entals R estauranl/C afe for lease: Available immediately. 1st St A Park Ave. downtown Sanford. 850 to 1500 sq ft 407-324-5636 Retail store available. 1st S t A Park Ave. downtown Sanford. 650 sq ft with storage loft. 407324-5636 118— O ffice S pace For Rent Office Space for lease, 1st St A P a rk Ave. downtown Santord Upstairs, available Jan 2006. 360 • 1500 sq It 407-3245636. ________ 181— A ppliances Ac Furniture F or Sale Almond Amana stoe-by-side. 22 cu ft refrigerator. 5100, Almond Whirlpool electric strove. 30" $125. Almond hood/vent, 525 407-328-7165 Page 3B 183— T elevision Ac S tereo /Radio S6ny S t e r R 5 COMPONENTS •5 D isc Changer •Cassette to Cassette Recorder/ Player •VCR Player 407-321-8590 407-782-0275 199— P ets Ac S upplies Kitty C ar* B E D : N A S A m em ory foam m attress set. as se e n on TV/Vfllf New pt plastic with manufacturer's warranty C ost *1599; must set 5595 407-6311322 or 368-753-1515 Delivery available P o o l T ab le: G o rge o us 8' fornifure-styte table, decorative legs, leather pockets, oversued 1* three piece Italian slate, accessory kit with bails Brand new n crate. Cost $4K. must se< $1350 407-402-1781 or 380753-0488 Spe: Portable, therapy jets, energy efficient tto -vo ll. insulated cover. All new with factory warranty. $1296 407-3390678 or 386-216-2946 Kitty Care is a cost-effective way to assure that your pet hat the best care in Its own famkar enwonmer* I w* come by twee a day to check on your kitty(s) to feed, clean ktler box and make then feel 'special* C a ll L y n n « 407-833-0735 ;< Patti's Pet Sitting & Will Cara For Your Dog or Cat In Y o ur H o m e W hile You Are Gone! Plenty of TLC Wflbnng xi newspapers, mad and even water plants! Very R e a s o n a b le R it e s ! References Available Upon Request Please C a l 407-3146703 j Offices For Rent: 400 sq ft lo 600 sq ft Sanford. Fulton Office Center 407-314-3750 141— H omes For S ale AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES BOND MONEY Rscwve up to SiOOOO fr*e nonwewnefs unsure* fund Buy * home will 1200 cash Govt ForckMurt. flwpoV SEMINOLE ORANGE. VOLUSIA’ Renovated: 4/2. tke New. New Carpet. New Ceram ic Tile, newly Painted Int/Ext. $199,900 R e n o va te d : 2/2. Newly Painted Interior. New Carpet. $148,900 Two S to ry V icto ria n Horn*, 5 Bed/4Bath. over 3200 sq ft. 2 Fplcs, 4 Porches. Hugs Living, Dining A Fam ily Rms w/ Wet Bar Located In Historic District Overlooking Gorgeous Park A 4 Blocks lo Lake M onroe Listed in National Registry o l Histone Homes. $544,900 Run a PAUL OSBORNE VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES W E E K LY R E N T A L S S ta rlin g 9 582/wk. H isto ric Dow ntow n 407-330-4423 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR TRADvTv'GFOR EMPLOYMENT Bulldeim, Bathhors, Losdm, D««p Truths, Cr»4m, Srnprn. Eimatsn Nr it Claw. Aa| I* -Nicxil Ctrt.fitA.cr ■flMTAUl A lV ilX C t •kb ? jL tr< rt A*usurtr *00-333-7364 uuvsd Timms l « « mr*w totir Extremely clean, cozy turn rm. ait utl. cable, a/t. Indy, phone, kitch use. sec dr. private entrance Resident owner, ABSO LU TELY NO ALCO H O L. D RU G S AND NO N S M O K E R S ONLVI Very respectable 407-314-0924 Room for ram middle aged gentleman with transportation house privileges sat TV. jM kas M | / u a A u x p r t r c i bedroom tem M eW y forrverwd ItOOhW 407 302 4523 O e B e ry: 3/2/1. 5 min to Santord. tile. W/D. Non smoker, will consider small pets, huge back yd w/concrete parking pad. $950/mo. $1300 dep 407-766-2248 407-321-47J>4 I BUY HOUSES FOR CASH. Call 600-377-68(9 ’Sell Ma Your Housit DOYLE MANAGEMENT RENTALS (407)322-2495 Sanford: t BR. Carpet A Tie Includes C a d * A Water Patio $565/5565 Dep Dunw oody C o m m o n s 2/2 5 Condo. Gated Community. Brand New Unit. Ail Appis, Including W/D $950/5950 Deposit Sanford: 3 7 Home Carpet til* lg Living Rm $110051100 Deposit O O f lE M A N A G E M E N T WE R E N T A H O S E L L HO M ES’ for a fair price, on the date of your choice, without dong any repairs I can pay CASH, make up beck pay­ ments, Stop Foreclosure, Mohrs your problem. . V Call 407-221-2527 J Avoid Foreclosure! Can 407-221-7959 157— M ocile H omes For S ale Ad and Get A Garage Sale Kit • 3 Signs • Bright Pre-Priced | Labels • Checklist / tips Call Ted at Seniord/C*rrleg* C ove New 3/2 DW e l appliances t shed CtSTlM My twl up iwsT, to rttMm at $59/ tnu include* kA rank with approved tie d * 40 / 323- •tflO 407-322-2611 i �4B Sunday. July 17. 2005 209—C lothing ■ N R C O A T , FuM la n g n te h hood. In rtoraga <3.000 C a l 386-76^ ■70. Sbe large, kept tartar M is c e ll a n e o u s IBuyotdStul. vintage dotsng. ale. By t e boa ex by kudi toad Cartn money 407-330-2004 kUTutySoa.5ptraon, 5hp,20 lata, cab.. Lights, never uaad. warny, rotas <4300. aacrtSca, <1505 407-278-1552 211—Antique At Com cm us 221— 231—C ars For S ale G o o d T h in g s Ea t t o S I.00. 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S ta r vanaa. <200 407-326-7165 235— T ruck/SUVS/Vans For S ale Crankahah Grinder: Storm Vulcan. 16,500. 407-6204732. 407-605-2760 ^ s s s s s b b Chavmlat 1500 2004 Ext Cab LS V 8 Auto <15,950 <301AITH can or vim 40767329W com 4076732966 GM C Stars 1/2 Ten 4x4 AT V8, 2002, <8.960. 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Uan Am i: <1063.00. R O . SUPERSPO RT AUTO. LONQWOOO, F L Uanor CAR ME CHS 920 N. MWY 17-92 LONQWOOO. FL 407 699-9993. 1994 SATURN VIN 1Q62Q5393R2240637. Uan A m t *661.10. RfO JUDITH H STEVENS WINTER PARK. FL. 1994 SATURN VIN: 1Q82H5590RZ337310. Uan Ami: <607 60. R/O DEBORAH Z JONES LAKE MARY, F L Uanor/ SATURN OF ORLANOO 2725 S. HWY 17-92 C ASSEL­ BERRY, FL 407-767 2022 1899 FORO VIN: 1FAFPS3UXXA266611 Uan Ami: <47500 R/O JERMAINE SPEARMAN ORLANOO. FL. U H . UGLY DUCLING FINANCE CO RP PHOENIX, AZ. Lie nor/UNIQUE CUSSTOM AUTO BODY INC 711 W ROBINSON ST ORLANOO. FL 407-639-6150. Sale dale t e a l 01 , 10 oo am M MtO-FLOROA LIEN 6 RECOV­ ERY Said vtfttclaN) may be redeemed by Mtxlymg tha Ian prior to saia dale You have me right to a hearing at any one poor to sale data by Ihng a demand lor hearing in tie orcurt court. Owner haa toe right to recover possession of vahid* by posting • bond n accordance with F S . 559 917. Any proceeds In aicess of tha amount ot Via ten wil ba deposited with me Clerk ot Circuit Court in tha county where tha vahtda la held. Publish: July 17. 2005 8093 1- Poiarta 1<3.600 aach obo Convenient Spacious Affordable P ro o l • Voile)ball • ‘jaartU na I W • O u atyW ort W ry Fairly Prtcad W Pontiac Grand Am. 4 Dr, 4 cyl. ap ete. naw liras, runs ilka new. <5400obo. 386-574-2511. 234—Automotive Accessories Country Style City Living Ford F250 Ext C a b 2002 <22.950 Lariat 30k mi S*i Wheat cai or visit 40767329W .com low. 5474 C u t im t M it ii 4IM2MM1 3291 S. Sanford Av«., Sanford 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford • 330-5204 W N d tA u d o n RtO Q sm WHEN: M y W <966 WHERE: Pad's ta rin g W. lit Saaat. Santord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1967 MAKE: OLDSMOBKE MOOEL 4DR COLOR MAROON _____ VIN 6 :1G3NG52M1V6306669 VaTvd* Auction •» toem WHEN: July <1, M W WHERE: P a r t taring. 1919 W. 1ri SirswL Santord, FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1999 MAKE: PONTIAC MOOEL: 20R COLOR: WHITE VM *■ 1Q2WK14TKF290526 Vbhtda Auction R9O0am WHEN: Aagaal 1 .19W WHERE: PauTtt taring. 1919 W. IriStrsal. Santord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1994 MAKE: CHEVY MOOEL: 40R COLOR: GRAY VW t. 1Q1JC5445R7294207 W N da Aucaon •900am WHEN: te g u a l 4, M W ..H ER E: Paul's ta rin g 1919 W. 1st Streat, Santord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1990 MAKE: NISSAN MOOEL 4DR COLOR: WHITE VM I: JN1FU21P9LT234950 Nooca la hereby grven: Pad* taring writ sea at tor aakraga tor cash to highaat txddar. 6 Proapacttva bidders may Impact vahidaa one hour prior to tala. Terms are "CASH OR CERTI­ FIED FUN08" Paul's Towing rassrvas lha right to accapt or raRcl any and ad BIDS Pubash: Jd y 17, 2005 8092 I ir .s is Legals Legals a. . i a i . f i a ----- ■ vW niw r w t P I m iW A l Typee e f Fence Sp acM U ng In W ry! Ford F150 2003 low ml <10,660 Cal or vlad 4078732968com M iscellaneous 25.000 B T U ,A C urtL <150.3 baauty ch art, <75 aach. 2 hair dryara. <125 each. 306-5326503. T ruck/SUVS/Vans For S ale Maicedea Peru M L3201996 <13.650 ca# or vtaM 40767329W .com to 407*01-0004 O il W. 1ST. B a rto n <W , 1 0 4 , SaLO-1 276-Fenci 235— 219—Wanted to Buy Jorge tarae. Furrtttaa. TVY or Stereo Equip. 521 - Earl l 529 FL 32751 407/740-6006 tor PubMh: Jtriy 10, IT. It 622 .I960 713 Chevrolet MMbu VM6101AW66KW 0426736 713 • toes Baker. 16 9 6 -m R C P M RE: ESTATE O F PubaehJuty 10. 17.2005 NANCY FAYE BUM PERS M T M i CMCUTT COURT FOR COUNTY, n o n e * TO The aRfSmakatton of N ■tala of NANCY FAYE n u no.i M RE: ESTATE O F ___ of d a te waa M ay11,2006. F ie tta ftax 06-1190-CP, la noe pandtog in Vw CkoXt Cowl « and tor Banknote County. EDW AROQ. ECK. NOTICE TO CREOTTORS Tha adnsmakalon of bia aata of EDW AROQ ECK, of deal 18 10W , la pendtog in Via Circuit Court tor SEMINOLE County. Florida. Probata ot which it of which la 101 Next* 32771. Tha aaw a la a ta d te ja found) aetata. Tha ot tw I crea tors of Via FU 32772-SOW. Tha of tie nay are eat taVi below. credtsor* of tie and other parsons having daima or demands againal decadent's on whom a copy of VSs noica 0 reqMred to be served, must Ms the* claims vwti M s Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SER­ VICE O F A CO PY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Al copy ot M a i be tarvw with M a court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FM ST PUB­ LICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Cl VW daima or damande againal decedent* aetata muel Ha the* daima wtth M a court WTTHM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. dam s or dsmanda againal tha cadent's estate muel Me ihatr daima wrih M e Court WTTHM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WTTHM THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733 703 O F TH E FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILEO WTTHM THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 O F THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARREO. NOTWITHSTANDING THE ABOVE, altar May 11, 2007, NOTICI O F U IN SALE In accordance wah N provtnona of Siaia law, mere being due and unpaid charges lor wfxch tha undersigned is emi­ tted to ttattsfy an ownar's Hen ot toe goods horomanar deecnbed and stored at Unde Bob's Salt Storage located at: 2660 W. 25th Street Sanford. Florida 32771. (407) 324-9965 And. due notice having D4ed given, to lha owner Ot said property and al parties known to dam tpaalWd in such notice tor paymem ot such having expired, the good* wtl ba sold at public auction at the above stated address to toe Isghaal bidder or otherwise disposed ot on Wednesday. JULY 17, 1006 Dale of Auction Time 2 30 PM Cnemmer Name Inventory. 202 - Enka Zaccour, Household goods. Furniture 264 • Donald Benevento. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILEO TWO (2) YEAR S O R MORE A F T E R TH E DECEI DAZE O F DEATH IS THE DATE O F FIRST PUBLI­ CATION O F THIS NOTICE IS: JULY 10. 2005 be labia tor any dam tha dacadant except ae fy provided In F.S. <733.710. Tha date ot Via Amt pubkcaBon ot M a Nottca H Jd y 17.2006. {tPWM S3mfttlr*J on-votM sa w n sr 125 Nottoway Court Santord. FL 32771 BRIAN R. LOE Attorney for EDWARD J. NICHOLS Personal Representative 2578 Sweetwater Trail Maitland. FL 32751 C A R O LE DONAHUE Attorney tor EDWARO L NICHOLS Florida Baf No. 260401 DONAHUE 6 1SENHART. P A 1390 Hope Road. Suite 300 Personal Florida Bar No : 0722560 3074 W ad Lake Mary Btvd , *130 Lake Mary. FL 32746 Phone: (407) 323-6128 Facsmrie (407) 323-5929 Pubkah: July 17, 24. 2006 SOW i R iM ii S r f ■*,. e r v ic e d w e c t o r t PAYMENTS A FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC HIGHTECH AUTO INC. p p C C - n ■— ROADSIDE TOWING ASSISTANCE WITH OIL CHANGE ......... w • Computer Diagnostic •Ax Conditioning A • Fuel ki|ect*d • Tun* Up •Suspension • Transm isvoni * K C H A flO E n y 5 407-830-7074 711 Commerce Circle. Longwood « H C H G X mvm «4 RATES CLASSIC CUTS LAWN CARE C o m p le te year Is required for Invoicad advartiMrs. ■ te w INSPECTIONS waiMseeupon TO PUCE AD CAII 401-322-2811 t e .t e I______ ■ 23-9408 torerrors InmSMertteemem* notcor- .. weakafter tie Ad ippeen. 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C o m m e rc ia l and R esidential Free Estim ates 407-617-0740 LYMAN’S CONCRETE Specialize In Concrete, Tile, Block1 & Stucco NoJobTboSmall! 407-375-3160 ■RESIIIE MOTEM M ; NEW iBovWooici FE .c o m TECHNIQUE, $ F a ir P rice s m n t sa litc E K i l l PRESSURE Ftf1M WASHING rf\|PP COMPANY S C a sh $A v o id c lo s u r e J jW FAMILY OW NED * O P ER A TED SINCE 1662 Free Eattmatee p it i t t c a ll 1407-4(il-7543 1 4 0 7 -4 9 7 -1 1 7 5 ■a. e u u i i H i CLEANING EXPERT SPECIALTY B Y LYNN J k CLEAN |Rr y fm UA 8 77 APAR TM EN TS. S p e c ia liz in g In m R E S ID E N T IA L St N E W J H O U S ES A R EN TAL P R O P E R T IE S m A K Nattsai daamng product* used tor ba*< daarsng icbtt C O N S T R IC T IO N ASK ABOUT UT •Buidid * Uwxb J At4 Aht/ui (Jut SuhConUiM lurt A n J Ikuuiim ait Spec k ilt 407-324-1177 I, 1U D FO AA M urphy': Dum p Trailer. Se rv ic e • Roof leaf Off • • Trash Removal • Junk Cars • Clean Outs •W e Haul Almost DAf Anything • MHYlCf 407-402-1134 407-833-0735 ProTooCall CARPET CLEANING i —ciN * 5 9 .9 5 W h ole hou se steam denned * up to 6 Room s Truck Mounted Equipm ent 4 0 7 - 3 2 4 - 1 147 HRBITflT FOR H U M AN ITV COIN LAUNDRY Open 24 Hour* Tue • Wtd ’ Thu Double Load Washer $1DO Trip!# Load Washer S2/00 Drop OS and Dry Cleaning SarvicM Alio Anted# 2921 S Ortando Dr. (17-92 9 Sav-A-Lut Plaza) Sanfotd. FL • 407 320-1999 LOOKING FOR PROPERTY Donations for tax write-off and to purchase minimum 6,000 aquara fast of bulldabla land. can407-696-5855 �Tr H n u u L eg a ls crrv o p l o n g w o o d . f u m o a la f J N OTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN BY TH E CITY O F IONGW OOO F U 3 « O A R » t» B o « d <*Arfcwtotanf M l hold • PuM c HM tfcg on M y 17, M l , m 7 4 0 M , or M toon i q h m m - no n » y bo hw rd. * to# City C o m n M o n O M m 175 W e« Warren Am nue, longwood. Florid*, to order to conafcter — h * w * ia Jh o purpo— of tote hearing \» to race*m pubke k R A o n t w W W n g W )u h M Variances (VAR CXHH, 04-05, 05-06) tor ****** Tax P t m l ID #: Joa Sanduahy (VAR 03-05) 04-21-30-504-0000-0060 704 Soutfi 17-02 A vartanea tram Longwood Development Coda, Ardda VI. secton 6 2 2 J to allow a tfcyi toal protects ovar #w roof of to* btakttog lag^ D m a^ ton: LEG LOT 6 (LESS BEG SE COR RUN W 256 FT N 106 FT E 267.51 FT S 5 DEG 5 MIN 20 SEC TV 60 63 FT Soobadra Gaunter (VAR 04-06) TtaPareoiO O : OS-21 -30-521 -OEOO-OOOO HIT It a t f a Drtua — .----- A vartanca from Longwood Drmtopmarx Coda, Artefa HI. SacOon 3 .2.1 Tabi* of Dtmanalonal Standwda to raduo* to* roar yard aafeadi fromflftean (15) teat to tour a rt a had (4 ,5) laat and tia aftto yard from seven (7) toat to tore* (3 ) LagafDaacrlpdan: re to pas 36-* so L eg a ls L eg a ls Ing <matftaPon does not raatiE In a aeatement The procedures tor pursuing tttedtoEon am sal torth In section 120573, Ftortda Statutes, and rotes 26 -106.111 and 26-106.401-.404 Ftortda AdmtnieeaSv* Coda. Petoton* mutt comply with to* requb*menta of Ftortda M n to M Mfva Coda Chapter 26-106 and ba Mad wl»i (racafvad by) toa Dtebtet Clark located al DteWct Headquarters, fftghway 100 West Patedia, FL 32177. PaWtona tor admtotebaiv s hearing on toa abova app*ceiton(t) must ba ■ad arftoto teiamy end (21) days of puMcadon of tote node# or war*! twanty-afai (26) daya ol toa Dtetrtcl dapoadtog node* of tola totem In to* ma# tor too## peraons to whom toe Otatrtct mada Failure to lie a pennon within tola 6ms period a watvar of any rigNfs) such peraon(a) may have to request an adnlniaaatoa determinebon (haaring) in te r sec­ tion* 120.566 and 120.67, F.S., concerning to* (utyect permit. Pa—ona toet am not Bad to attordanca wtoi toa abova prtMatone am subject to Ramfasal. M T H I CM CUtT COURT FOR COUNTY, KM DIVIBION F U M G 6ft-1t4frCte haaring pracaaa ia daaignad to tormuiala Anal agency acton, toa 6 tog of a peitton m a n toat toa Otetrtcrs final acdon may ba dRbmm from toa poaRon tekan by i to Etta nodes of totenL Paraona whose aubeteniallrtweetawii be aBicted by any auch final dacteton of toe Dtetrtcl on toe appacant have to# right to paMton to bacoms a party to the proceed­ ing. to accordance with to* raqtaremenfs set torth above CITY OF LAKE MARI’ 06) To* P a n * 10 #: 31-2O-3O-5JQ-O00GO57D Looalon: 1034 B u d o a * Piaoo ftotojaat A vartanca from Lungw ort Darotopmant Coda, Arftcte Ilf, SacOon 3.11 Tabi* of Dlmenawnal Standards to ro rtcB too ftonf yard aafbach from twenty-fly# (25) tool to fitb a n (15) toat and to Ineraaoa too Imparvtoua surface rtoto from torty-fwo (42) poroanlto touny-tour (44) percent Lagaf OaacripOon: LE G LO T 57 HIDDEN OAK ESTA TES PB 34 A G S 96 T O 06 At M i maaOng a l Moraatod parttee may appear and bo hoard •4to roepid to N a manor. TNa flooring may ba oonOnuod horn «ma to Onw unto Rnal acdon la takan. A copy of too prapoaod roquaata ara on No In too Community Oavatopmant Division Offlca of too Community Services Daparlmant at 174 Waal Church Avarua, longwood. Florida tor mapacton by Via puMc, or 9 you with — — * *-*-----*— i cal Via offlca at 407/ 260-3462. A l paraona ara aiMaad Vial I tiay dadda to ap Nona mada at tiaao maaBngtftearinge, tia y a n naad a record of too procaadnga and tor auch purpoaaa. Hay may naad to onaura toat a mrtoadm racord of too procaadnga ara mada, atolcfi lacord to Indudo toa laatlmony and avldonca upon which too appaat la to ba baaed (per Sac. 266 0106, Florida Statute*} Paraona alto daabdOaa naadng aaalaianca to partdpate In any of toaoa moalnga ahould contact toa A 0 . A. Coordnator at 407/ 2803461 at boat 46 hour* In advance of toa mealing. Tha matter* d acuaaad at tote hearing ara quaat-tuddal In nature. Aa auch, interaatad pantea are prohibited from contact­ ing mambari of toa Board of Adfuttment on tote matter, encapt Axing toa pubic hearing, or by written communication to too Communly Dawalopmont DMaion at toa —--------*---Puttteh: July 17,2005 S067 C tT Y O FL O N Q W O O O NOTICE O F PU B LIC HEARINQ T O CONSIOCR ADO PTIO N O F PR O PO SED ANNEXATION ORDINANCE N O TICE IS H ER EB Y G IVEN by toa City of Longvrood. Florida, toat tha City Commiaalon will hold a p ubic hearing in toa Longwood City Commiaalon Cham bara, 175 W aal Warren Avenue, Longwood, Ftortda on M onday Auguet 1,2006 at 7 0 0 P M ., or aa aoon toareafter aa poaalbte to conaidar adoption of toa following ordinance. Pteaae ba advtead tola ordnance provideo tor toa anrtekaOon of certain proparty daacribad aa Iblloer*: r N o. 06-1764 (ANX 02-06) Apptcant Rady United of Ftortda. LLC Tha Parcel ID#: 30-20-30-300-003n-0000 1857 Lake Emma Road Land Uaa from County to CNy. . 11 74BM 6. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by toe Cay Commiaalon ol to* C*y of Lake Mary Ftortda, toal aaM Commission a 6 hot# a PuMc Haaring on A a p tel 11, M , at 700 P. M., or aa aoon toeiasfter aa pooatote. to ccnardar o vari- (A) to Envkonmantal Budar Zona bom fwany-Hva tool to taro teat and a vartanca to Sadlon 7(B(2Kb) North 1/2 of «w floudiweai 1/4 of too Horthwaat 1/4 of SacSon IS. Ibwnahip 20 South, Rango 30 East, (lass too road), Semmol* County. Florida The Ruble Haaring wM ba held al Lake Mwy O y HM. 100 N Country Club Road, Laka Mary (The mam ankanoa trio C*y Ms# ia located on Lafeavtew Avanua). The Pubke la Invited to /Hand and be haard. Said haaring may ba oommuad bom Vma to km* unw a fnai dacteton te mada by to#ClfyCommiaalon AnyqueaDona patterning lo (n,s request should bo dnected to Dogmarie Sagans. Planner, te 407-5651440. NOTE: IFAPERSONDECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MAT­ TER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING, HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEED­ INGS. AND THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS UAOE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVI­ DEN CE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLORIDA STATUTES 266 0105 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY'S ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407-565-1424. •■M M OLE COUNTY 6CC PROJKCT SOLICITATIONS For information on Seminole County BCC procurement*, pleas* visit our website *t www sammolacountyfl-gov/pur­ chasing. salad Currant Procurement tor ■ Mat ol all active sokektetona Many can be downloaded te no charge Solicitation and Procurement information te also available « to* Purchasing and Contract* Division, located n toa County Sarvtca* Building. 1101 East 1st S I. Room 3208. Ssntord. Florida. Phone 407 665-7131. To guarantee receipt ol adden­ da. all respondents should check to* wabatte or contact Ih* Purchasing and Contracts Division seven calendar days prior to to* llxed receiving data oT suOrTvnaMrtvO* Publish July 17.24.2005 SO M NOTICE O F A G EN C Y ACTION TA K EN BY TH E ST. JO H N S RIVER W ATER M AN AG EM EN T DISTRICT Node* is y m n toat toa ioitowwig permit modification was wsuad 1666 FORO ECONOLM E 1FTD E15YOQHA57933 1966 GMC JIMMY 2 DR 1QKC8I621K6S06290 1961 PLYMOUTH 4 DR 1P3XP26O4MN601S13 Pubkah: July 17.2006 8066 AUCTION flj «■ II wf Of rJ a te■ (MBCnDvG -«--- - j ■ .— rlWTIOVll ure VI#TMetas we* conducted m area with F S 71176. vahictea te Puttee Auction tor Cash on JULY 3ft, IO N . al 10C0 A.M. te 102 N. Itepi* Am.. Sanford, F L 37771. A l mhtete* ■oid A S IS. No Mta guaranteed . Harry* Towing raaarves toa right awsaWfnOVuwkuxJe Dku jm On B Iny ® fg4 >ay ba hour prior to aaia: 2001 DOOGE 1B7HF162913162901 1992 FORO 1FACPS2UXNA2370S7 1995 OOOGE 1B7HC16X6SS346S21 Proapactrm bidder* may inspect to* vatveta* on to* day batora to* Auction from 9AM until 6PM Term* are cash or cerbftad funds only OVIEDO TOWING reserve* to* right to accept or refuse any and M txda The following ottered tor bate. vehicles k it 1969 FORO PROBE VIN4 tZVBT2tC3K5255247 Publish Jury 17,2005 8066 Flurid* Statute* before to* deaden* tor sang a paUKto Chou*e g ---—1— ate no! adverstay #*et» to* V * to a ► <*•!> VEHICLES TO AUCTION TEAR MAKE MODEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION I 196/ OOOGE PICKUP 1B/F004H4HS44I624 Putaah July 17, J006 6060 NOTICE IS given pursuant to Sections 322 03 andtor 316.193 andtor 322 34 (2X5) and 932.701 through 932 707. Florida Statutes, tote to* STATE O F FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT O F HIGHWAY SAFETY AND MOTOR VEHICLES (DEPART­ MENT). through its Dwision. The Florida Stats Highway Patrol, on or about the 2nd day of March. 3666. m to* County ol Semmoie. State ot Florida, sailed 6w sbomdasenbed per­ sonal proparty and te hokkng the personal property pending the outcome of torteilur* pro­ ceeding* AS persons or entities who ham a legal interest in to* subtact property may request a hearing concerning to* seized property by contacting YVette Acosta MacMillan Assistant Attorney General. OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL. SOI East Kennedy Boulevard. Suda 1100. Tampa. FL 33602 5242. A Petition tor Forfeiture has boon Mad n to* abovestyled court. Tha ente ram i nn toe 29to daw ol AnrS 2005 an Order of Fxkkna at EmbMkft-CteJM. H no response by claimants, to* DEPART­ MENT aril) seek a Final Judgment ol Defaun and FortaXur*. Pubkah Jufy 10.17. 2005 S053 M THE O RCW T COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUOfCIAL ORCUTT m AND FOR SEM M OLE COUNTY, FLQ RD A CASE NO : 06-CA-1196-140 PROBATE DfYtBION FILE NO. 06-CP-1104 IN RE: ESTATE O F JEANETTE E. PATTISON. NOTICE TO C R f OTTORS Ali creditors of Ih* decedent and other persons having claims or demand* agamal decadent's estate on whom a copy ol this node# is required to b* served, must Itte their claim* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER O F 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE O R 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER ­ VICE OF A COPY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors ot tha dece­ dent and other parsons having claims or demands against the decedent s estate mutt file than claims with tote Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE D EC ED EN TS OATE OF DEATH IS BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION O F THIS NOTICE IS JU LYtT. 2005 Karan Hotdaman Personal Representative 121 Woodndge Trail Santord. FL 32771 Man A Tavrides. P A Attorney tor PatiUonar Florida Bar No 0644993 1560 Orange Avenue Suita 200 Winter Parti, FL 32769 Attorney tor Personal VEHICLE AUCTION 1 85, O LD S , 0 1G3BY69Y3F9027341 2 99. FORO. f IFAFP53U6SA3I3256 Auction k> be nek) an 04-10-00 • ICAM te Prachani lowing 1240 8 HunaaJ Reagan Blvd |C H 427). Lungwort Puttee/1 July 17. M A 6102 whoa* adtkesa is Post Office Box 230. LaBefte. Florida 33975. on or bator* M » 20. 2005. and M* toe origtote with to* dark of tow Court etewr bator* seme* on to* PW nkrs attorney or xnmediatefy there­ after: other#!*#, a Defatat w« be entered agamat you tor to* raSai demanded m toa Complaint or M THS C M C UTT COURT OF THB ItOM TIEKTH JUDICIAL CtRCW T BEMM01SCOUNTY. John Jay Watkins. P A P O Bos 250 LaBaa*. FL 33975-0250 FLORKIA C A SE N O : BSCA-1SH-14W MIDFIRST BANK, Publish; June 26. 2005 and Jtay 3. to. 17. 2005 R156 IN THS CM CW T COURT OF THS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORCUTT M ANO FOR SEM M OLE COUNTY. FLORIOA FR O BATI DIVISION : 06-CF-1073 The dale of llr*i puttecakon of ton Nonce a July 17,2005 WUkam C. Sateor. IV P. 0 . Box 961 Geneva. FL 32732 Carte Deloach Bryant Ftortda Bar No. 0166545 Law Otocea of Carla Daloach Bryant. PA. 1206 Ea Ortando, FL 32803 Tatephona: 407/740-5005 Attorney tor Personal Pubkah: July IT. 24, 2003 soee M THE ORCUTT COURT OF TMBEIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL O RCW T ■* AMD FOR SEM M OLE COUNTY, FlO R iO A C A SE NO. 06-ON-161B412O-L TO DEFENDANTS M C. BROOKS AND EVA BROOKS. A/K/A EVA BROOKS WILLIAMS. HIS WIFE. * living, sod if dead, their spouse*. creditors, all parties claiming ritetasl by. through, under or against them, end sit parties having or claiming to have, any right, kite or interest m and to toe real property harem AND ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY CON­ CERN YOU ARE NOTIFIED toal an action u quiet tin* on to* tokowmg property m Semmol* County. Florida Lot 16. BOYKIN PLACE. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE 20. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA has bean hied against you and you ara required to term a copy oi your written defenses, it sny. to it on JOHN JAY WATKINS ESQUIRE, plaintiffs attorney. " O A^ JR tVAPC , i , , '. . . , , ; R*M9rjMr*T^sb*nd. • LAW RENCE ILANA ANO DEBBIE LLANAAM/A DEBORAH L LLANA HANCOCK BANK F/K/A GUARANTY NATIONAL BANK OF TALLAHASSEE, and UNKNOWN TENANT S/OWNERS, IN RE: ESTATE OF NOnCIOFBALI BARABARA CHRISTIAN. Soote Security Number 281-14-7849 NOTICE TO CREDITORS tentatim's attorney are sat torth NOT1CI OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE-PROPERTY Ftortda Bar N a: 066523 P O . Boa 1132 Apopka. FL 32704-1132 (407) 666-2130 B y Deborah Conant Deputy Clark M C BROOKS, at te. PtaintiR. G EO RG E C KELLEY. ESQ. MARYANNE MORSE As dark of Pi* Court vs PLYMOUTH PARK TAX SER V C ES. LLC. 186 rm Tam a . Lake Mary FL 32746 Pubkah July 10.17.2005 S052 Dated JUN 14.2005 THE ADMINISTRATION Of the estate ot Barbara Christian, deceased. Fite Number 051073-CP. is pending m toe Circuit Court tor Semmol* County. Ftortda, Probate Division, to* address of which te 301 N Park A m . PO Box 6099, Santord. Florida 32772. Tha name of to* personal represan- and «f THB O RCU fT COURT FOR 9 6 M H O LI COUNTY. Publish July 17. 24. 2005 6064 The Mats) contaewig to* application tor to# aoov# Haled permit m avarlabi* tor inspection Monday through Friday except tor legal header*. 8 00 a m to 5 0 0 p m a lt h e S l John* River Water Management Chattel (Darnel} Headquarter*. 4049 Rato Sir eel. P stalk*. FL 32176-1429 A person whoa* sobatanSel r t a .M li ara altected by to* Datncl pemvtang decaron may pee ■on tor w-1 *dmm»*li*li** hewing « accordance stah seettora 120 569 and 120 S7. Ftortoe StaW ea. or may choc** to pursue - i - m, aSarnafeya lamedy under secSon 120 5/3. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE A FTER THE DECED ENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED RENATA IVAN. Petitioner/Wtie. Seth Johnson, 702 Gladwin A m , Fern Park, FL 32730. permit #42-117-97312-1 The protect » located at Semmol* County, Section 20. Townatvp 21 South. Range 31 East Tha perm# autooruaa A SU R FA C E W ATER M ANAGEM ENT SYSTEM ON 1 73 A C R E S TO SER VE Oviedo Urgent Care and Famky Practice known aa Oviedo Urgent Care The receiving water body la St John* River A a CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Pubkah: July 17,2005 S091 Representative WHAT VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN Jufy 30, 2006 TIME 1000am WHERE A t R lowing Same* 1001 N Oiando A rt Maiturvl FL 32731 CLASSIC (ORANGE) VtN 1G1BL53E9PWM7158 A a INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AD known or roaaonably ascer­ tainable. including contingent creditors ot to* decadent’s estate on whom a copy of tot* notice te served within tore* (3) month* sher to* date of the flrtt publication of tow notice must Me to** claims with ton Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 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 AS other creditors ol toe dece­ dent and person* having ctaxns or demands against tha dece­ dent's estate must hie toeir claims with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Notice la heroby ghien. pur­ suant to an Ex Parte Ortter Reach aduSng ForacJcteure Sate entered In toia causa in toa O c t a l Court of County, Ftortda. I * « County Florida. LO T 35. C O R R ECTED ANO REVISED PLAT O F NORMANOY PARK. ACCOROtNQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK B, PAGE 100. O F THE PUBLIC RECO RDS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. snd commonly known aa: 271 Lincoln Road, al pubke sat*. ■ X ■■*i m . 1 - — -x x-------» x- ; -x-x---10 Hi® wQitWI UTO PvSl UfUUBf. x— tor cash, held on toe west toys door ol the Seminote County Courthouse, at It 00 AM on July 28. 2005 Dated tow 28to day of June, 2005. Clerk of #w O cta l Court MARYANNE MORSE By: Mary Stroup* Deputy Clark In accordance with the nth DisMtWtias Act. dtaafxkttee needing a special accommodation to parttopate m tow proceadtog should contact Court AdmnwtraMn *t telephone number (407)6654330. not later than seven (7) day* prior t o to* proceeding H hearing unpaired. (TOO) 1-600955-8771. or Voice (V) 1-600955-8770. via Florida Ratoy Sarvtca The data of to* first publication ol this Notice is July 10. 2005 Michelle Q. Casltko Kas*. Shuler. Solomon, Spador. Foyle 6 Singer, PA. PO . Box 800 Tampa. FL 33601-0600 Personal Representative Ctoudta Slaton Publish: July 10.17. 2005 S064 N C m c i O F ACTION TO: GABOR IVAN YOU ARE NOTIFIED toal an action tor dissolution of marrtag* has bean Mad agamat you and you are raquead to saw* a copy of your written defenses. it any. to « on Samuat Filar. Esqutr* of Samuel Robert Filter. II. P A , Petitioner's attorney, whose address ia 1220 Douglas A m . State 203, Longwood. FL 32779. on or batora August 2. 2005 and IH* to* ongmai with to* dark of tot* court ecthar batora service on petthonerX attorney or imm*dtata/y thereafter, othetwtee 6 default wik be entered against you tor (he reset demanded in Date on: July 7. 2005 Maryann* Moors* Clerk of toe Court By - France* Tomlin Deputy Dark Publish: July t7. 24. 31. 2005 and August 7. 2005 S097 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SJLLE Public auction to be held at 9 00 am on to* tat day ot AUGUST, 2005 Al to* front door ot Sanford Towing 6 Recovery Inc., located at 2522 Country Club R d. Santord. FI 32771. tor to# purpose oi disposing oi toa toitowing vehicle G H EG 1694C686 1966 GHEEN Public auction to be held at 9 00 am on to* tat day of AUGUST, 2045 At the front door ol Santord Towing 6 Recovery Inc, located M 2522 Country Club Rd . Santord. Ft 32771. tor to* purpose of dnpowng of to# tol- 1GCCSI9ZSM624/S56 1991 OLDS Pubke auction Id be held *19 00 am on toe 1st day of AUGUST. 200S At to* front door ol Santord Towing 6 Recovery Inc. located « 2522 Country Oub R d . Santord. FI 32771. lor to* purpoae oI disposing oi toe toP tO3HM54C5KW389640 1969 OLDS Publish July 17, 2005 S101 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOtCLAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE. STATE OF FLORIOA Casa Number 06-CA-770-ISM IH RE FORFEITURE OF 1993 CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC (ORANGE I VIN IGIBL53E9PW117I56 NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDINGS TO ANY ANO ALL PERSONS WHO CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PHOPEMtY iuu-i n a v W i t r I APtur t Mail To: Sanford Herald 300 N. French Ave. • Sanford, Florida 32771 W W E___ AOOflESS CITY Plge 5B Legals Legals Legals demands against aatate mute Na the* tote Court WITHM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FWST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE. IN RE: The Marriage of: on July 7. 2005 NOTICE Boro won mt 1995 CHEVROLET 2Q1WW1214TS924I504 NOTICE OF AUCTION This auction will be held on AUGUST 2. 200S, at S 00 AM si 325 Aukn Am .. Oviedo. FL bw A l other cisetters of toa dace- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733 702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Pubkah July 17.2005 S065 City and may be inspected by toe public Sarah U. M*ir»s. City Clerk of in* m iun SELSOR. M. date of deato we* March 23.2005. and whose Soctei Security Number te 20009-1674, is pending m the Circuit Court tor Semmota County. Florida. Probata Uvvtuoci. in* KKjr*t* oi wnen 19 P O Boa 6089. Santord. F L 32772-6099. The names and ol to* Personal and tha Personal Reprwsantatlm's attor­ ney are sat torffi betow V EH C LES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOCL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION # The admmtetrteton of 9w aetata of JEANETTE E. PATTISON. deceased, whose date of deem was March I. 2009, « pending In toe Circuit Court tor SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida. Probate Division, toe address of which ia Post Otoe* Baa 8099, Sanford, FL. 32772-6099 The name* and address** of to* Personal Representative end Ih* Personal Representative's sttor- Pubkah: Jufy 17, 2006 Persona with dwabikii#* needing aaawtance to participate si any ol thaae proceedings should contact to* A D A. Coordinator al 407/ 260-3461. al least 46 hours m advance ol toa mealing trm aomirawTsimxi Ol W ILIAM C Court W lh tti THE LATER O F 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE O F THE FM ST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE O F A CO PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. savaray dm teal to zaro teat to Mow tor too oonakuclon of a smgla family roaktertco, pool, ■ id acraan andoaure on toa tottowing daacribad proparty: Carol A. Foater, City dark DATED: Jufy 13. 2005 A l persona ere advised toel # toey deade to appeal any deoaren made al these meeftogatoaaringe, toey will need a record of toe p roceed * ^ and tor auch purpose, toey may need to ensure toal a verbatim racord of toe proceedngs it made, which record to iw lude 9ie testimony and evidence upon which toe appeal ia to be baaed (per Section 286 0105. Florida Statutes) NOTICE TO CREDITORS WHAT! VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN: July 90. MBS TIME: 1000am WHERE: A 6 R towing Service 1001 N. Orlando Ave. FL 32731 1964 CHRYSLER 4 DR 1C36F66P4EXS20606 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Tha complete description by metes and bounds and toe ordlnance can be obtained from toe Otltce ol to* City Clerk. At to* meeting, interetled parties may appear and be heard with respect to toe proposed ordinance The*# hearings may be conhnued from Urns to nme aa may be necessary A copy of to* pro­ posed ordinance la posted at Ih* Longwood City Hall, Longwocd, Ftortda and coptes are on (Me with toe Clerk ol toe WILLIAM C SELSOR. IN. muii no NOTICE OF Dannla 6 Raotoa Maraton (VAR 06- IN RE: ESTATE OF A l credtors of toa and otoar paraona having cteana or damands apatnat dacadant'i aatate. on whom a copy of tote noftc* ks r*qutr*d to bo oorvodL P u bM i: Jutt 17, 2006 8100 LEO LOT 6 8LK E COLUMBUS HARBOR C. Sunday. July 17. 2005 ST ftke bm Vos mole lutatf) rnnknt* not) f iput* hti) W. 2U05 ZIP � 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, July 17, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 17, 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>, July 17, 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/db519fb23594d5ecdc3366393fe8e2a3.pdf e823ceb925f3eeff56d672629a2d4970 PDF Text Text 10B 8upday, May 29.2005 Tn Hnuo Lecals M THE ORCUtT COURT 0 f THE EKNfTtENTN CIRCUIT M A M ) FOR S— IDLE COUNTY, FLORKM CASS NO.: 06-CA-992-14W MBXTHAOWMASTER AEROCIADON. MC., a not tar f£22L J SPOUSE IS******WWMOMH Of < £V «M J. HENDERSON, THE u n tted s ta te s o f A ^ O A ANO UNKNOWN N O T IC * « HEREBY GIVEN M at o n to * 21 d a y * June. 2005 « 1 1 BO s m . M W M fro m Door County llO M W IW M x r U * «0. HERON RtOOE. PH 1. » A >*fu M eaRaeonta0M i C ourfy. Florida. M10FIRST BANK. DATED tote 20 day ot May. HARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE COUNTY COURT B rM to yS U o u p a V you M • p tro n wtth a d»lM R|f who naada any acconwnoi ai onjtof vo pamopaia e , you ara emitted. M no ooK to you. to toe provtoon o l oortain assistance Pteas# contact Court Admlraatraaon at 901 N. Park Avenue. SurtafOO I. Santard. F t 32771 (407) MS4277 wthan 2 working day* of your fa c e t* o l fUa noaca; 8 you ara haanng or vo*ca impaired, cad 1-400-953-8771 RICHARD M CO IN. ESQ . Taytar A Carta. P A . 830 Conoouraa Partway South. SudalOO MaMand. Florida 32751 PuMeh: May 29. 2009 and June 9.2009 Q193 L Lecals ec als a Virginia Corporation. PLAINTIFF vs ZAIDA SANCHEZ. RAMON TAVARE7. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RAMON TAVAREZ CHAPMAN LAKES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN C . UNKNOWN TENANT) S) IN POSSESSION 81 and 82. a l a t. DEFENOANT(S) DAVIO RIGHT, and UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS. Datandama NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE BOBBY L TAYLOR a/k/a BOBBY TAYLOR a/Va BOB TAYLOR. MARLA M TAYLOR. DONALD J TERRY. ROSEANNE TERRY. CAPITAL ONE BANK SEMINOLE COUNTY. UNIFUND CCR PARTNERS. UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POSSESSION 81 and 82. at at.. DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE O f SALE Nonce la hereby given, pur­ suant to an Final Aidgm enl ol Foreclosure lx PtaeafV #nttrad In Wa cause on May 18. 2009. in to * O cu n Court d Banknote County. Florida I m * soa the property situated In Seminole County. Florida, deaenbed a t LOT 12. BLOCK 17. WEATHERSFIELD SECOND ADDI­ TION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED M PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 102 AND 103. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA and commonly known aa: 931 N o te Dams Drive, at public •ala. to 9«a highest and best bid­ der. tor cash. Salat held on toe r N i i w ! (xxx o i in# u#Tvno# County Courthouse. on AuguaHS. 2003 al 11 o'clock AM . * ■ bem ad* to • Summary Final tlC M N o . pondtag In tha Court o» too Eighteenth C ircuit in and tor 0 County. F lo rid * Lecals NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Summary Judgment d Forectoture dated May 18. 2005 entered to C M Case No 0S-CA-529-14-W d toe O c ta l Court of the 18TH Judicial Circuit m and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida, wherein MORTOAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. lAlto * * --a— - XW - UI ”iw, #3 PvOhk#^ *01* «pK Mortgage. Inc.. Ptaintttt and ZAIDA SANCHEZ. RAMON TAVAREZ. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RAMON TAVAREZ CHAPMAN LAKES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA­ TION. IN C . UNKNOWN TEN­ ANTS) IN POSSESSION 81 and 82. are Defendants win s#w io in# mgn#«i utoom tor cash at toe W att Front Door ol too SEMINOLE County Courthouse. 301 N Park Avenue in Sanford. Flortda 32771. at 11 00 am . on the 18th day d Ji m . 2005 tha tot­ Dated tots 19 day of May. 2005 Clark d tie Circuit Court MARYANNE MORSE By: Mary Stroupa Deputy d a rk In accordance w ith tha « h Dwataktwa A ct a special accommodation to paroapata n ana proceeding anoukt contact court Adminislraaon at talaphona number (407)6654330, not M ar than seven (7) day* prior to toe procaadng If haanng impaired. (TOO) 1-800935-8771. or \Ake* (V) 1-800935-6770. via Florida Relay Sarvtce Michele G CaatAo Kass. Shuler. Solomon. Spactor. Foyle A Singer. P A PO. Box 800 Tampa. FL 33601-0800 Publish May 29. 2005 and June 5. 2005 0 t8 4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE 18TH JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT, IN A M ) FOR A IM N 0 L 1 COUNTY, FLORtOA CASS NO: M -CA-A29-14-W MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC., aa Nominee tor Novattar Mortgage. Inc., PLAINTIFF a l eat forth to said Final Summary Judgment. to-wK: LOT 3. BLOCK A OF CHAP­ MAN LAKES PHASE t. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 52. PAGES 40 AND 41. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS my hand and tha te a l d tola court on May 18. 2005 MARYANNE MORSE Clark d toe Court By: Mary Stroupa Deputy Clark Attorney tor Plaintiff Brian L. Rotator. Esquire Popfcm A Rotator. P A 10 Fairway Drive Suite 302 Deerfield Beach. FL 33441 Telephone (954) 380-9030 Facsxnto (954) 420-5187 Publish May 29. 2005 and June 5.2008 . 0185 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Summary Judgment d Forectoture dated May 19. 2005 entered to C M C ate No 05-CA-530-14-Q d the Cacut Court d the I9TH Judicial Circuit n and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. Flortda. wherein NOVASTAR MORTGAGE. INC . a Virginia Corporation. P la n t* and BOBBY L TAYLOR a/k/a BOBBY TAYLOR a /k /i BOB TAYLOR. MARLA M. TAY­ LOR. DONALD J. TERRY. ROSEANNE TERRY. CAPITAL ONE BANK. SEMINOLE COUNTY. UNIFUNO CCR PARTNERS. UNKNOWN TENANTIS) IN POSSESSION 81 and 82, ara Delendanta. I M i te l to the highest bidder tor cash at tha W att Front Door ot tha SEMINOLE County CourthouM . 301 N. Park Avenue to Sanford. Florida 32771. a l I t 00 am on toe 21 day d June. 2005 toe toMowmg forth to said Final Summary Judgment, to-wit LOT 131, WYNDHAM WOOOS, PHASE TWO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 28. PAGES 41 AND 42. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA WITNESS my hand and (he seal d Ihn court on May 20. 2005 MARYANNE MORSE Ctoih d Ihe Court By' Mary Stroupa Deputy Clark Attorney lor Plamtifl Bnan L. Rotator. Esquire Popkm A Rotator. PA 10 Fairway Drive Suita 302 Deerfield Beach. FL 33441 Talaphona (954)360-9030 Facsimile (954) 420-5187 UNION PLANTERS BANK N A SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH UNION PLANTERS MORTOAGE. IN C . RICKY SIGMON. e« a l. D etendanfli) NOTICE O f B A L I Notice it hereby given that, pursuant to a Fmai Judgment d Forectoture or Order dated May t9 . 2005. entered to C M CaM Number OS-CA-115-140, In tie C ircuit Court tor SEMINOLE County Flortda wherein UNION PLANTERS BANK. N A. SUC­ CESSOR By MERGER WITH UNION PLANTERS MORT­ GAGE. INC to toe Planum, and RICKY SIGMON, et af . v e toe Defendants, I aHi e a i toe prop­ erty situated to SEMINOLE County. Florida, daaertoad aa: L d 5. RETREAT AT WEKIVA. according to toe plat toered, aa recorded to Plat Book 59. Paget 32. 33. and 34. ot the PuMc Records d Seminole County. Florida at pubfec tala to tha higheel mjui wMD Ikik^lw m jkwwlk w<tokw • fXI W MU KJMf.e A rO CCMn, MIn# W att Front Door. 301 North Park Avenue. Sanford, FL, 32771, M 11 DO a m . on toe 21 day d June, 2008. NOVASTAR MORTGAGE, IN C . □ RHONOA FOX a V l RHONDA K FOX; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RHONOA FOX a/k/a RHONOA K FOX. and Ml unknown pames ciatrrxng oy, through, under or agatoat toe la not known to be dead or atom, whether aaal unknown p a rte * claim aa heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, tenors, credrtors. trustee•, spouses, or other claimants. TENANT 81 andtor TENANT 82. toe parties Kandad to account foe the parson or parsons In possession: THE SEASONS OF UT GREENWOOD HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.. NOTICE OF B A L I ronca n n#reoy gtv#n mai. pursuant to the Summary Final Judgment ol Forectoture entered on May 19.2008, In tots cauee. I wd set toe property s8uated In SEMINOLE County. Flortda daaertoad aa: LOT 71. THE SEASONS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 50. PAOE(S) 24 THROUGH 27. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. Maryann# M ona CLERK OF THE COURT By: Mary Stroupa a/k/a 409 Hortron Dr . Winter Springe. Flortda 32708 CIRCUIT Gotoon Law Firm 1230 South M yrtle Avenue, Suita 105 Clearwater. Flortda 33758-3445 Published In Sanford Herald Americana With DiaabiMtot Act of 1990 Admeeatratlva Order No 97-3 If you ara a pereon with a dis­ ability who naada any accom­ modation to order to participate to tola procaadng. you are enti­ tled. at no coat to you. to tha provision d certain assistance Please contact Court Adm inistration at 301 North Park Avenue. Suita N 30t. Sanford, Florida 32771 (407) 685-4227, within (2) working days o l your receipt o l this notice. 8 you are hearing or voice impaired call 1(800)955-8771 Pubbsh May 29. 2005 and June 5.2005 0188 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION CASE NO.: 06-CA-118-14G TO WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE IN C . Dated May 20. 2005 Publish May 29. 2005 and Juna5. 2005 Q186 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M AH O FO R SEIM N O LI COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO: 08 -CA-S30-14-G IN THE ORCUtT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO. 04-CA-1I17-14-G at puM c kata, to tha highest and bast tedder, tor cash. West front door d too courthouse, located at 301 North Park Avanua. Sanford. SEMINOLE County. Florida, at 1100 o'clock Am ., on June 21. 2005 Dated at Sanford. Florida tota 20 (toy d May. 2008 (Sad) MARYANNE MORSE Clark d toe Circuit Court By: Mary Stroupa Deputy Clark It you ara a parson with a dis­ ability who naada any accom­ modation to order to participate to this proceeding, you ara enti­ tled. at no coal to you. to the provision d certain assistance Please contact Court Adm inistration at 301 North Park Avenue. Suita N301, Sanford. Flortda 32771 (407) 685-4227, within (2) working days d your receipt o l tola nonce. 8 you ara hearing or voice im paired, can 1(800)955-6771 Publish May 29. 2005 and June 5. 2005 0169 P u b tti May 29.2008 and Arne 5.2008 0190 (COUNTY •oucmmoM VICTORIA A IRW IN; ; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF VIC­ TORIA A IRWIN, and a* unknown parttoa ctotosng by. through, under or agarnat toe la not known to be dead or parties claim as hairA devisees, grantees, assignees, tenors. credrtors. trustees, spouses, or other claimants. TENANT 81 and/or TENANT 82. the partes intended to account tor me parson or persona to possession. TRAILS OF SEMINOLE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.. NOTICE OF SALE Nonce la hereby given to d . pursuantto toe Find Judgment d Foreclosure dated May 19. 2008. In tola causa. I wd s a l toe proparty wtuatod to SEMINOLE County. Florida daaertoad aa: LOT US. TRAILS • UNIT I . ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 82. PAGES 59 THROUGH 84. INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. a/k/a 331 Velveteen Place. Oviedo. Florida 32768 at pubic ada. to toe highest and beet tedder, tor cash. West front door d tha courthouse, located at 301 North Park Avanua. Santord. SEMINOLE County. Florida, d 1100 o'clock a m . on June 21. 2005. (Sad) MARYANNE MORSE Clark d toe Circuit Court By: Mary Stroupa Deputy Clark Douglas C. Zahm. P A 18830 U S Hwy 19 N , 8300 Clearwater. FL 33784 (727)538-4011 phone (727)539-1094 fax If you ara a parson with a dtsatekty who naada any accom‘ modatton to order to participate in tois ptocsedtog. you ara an*tied. at no co d to you. to toe provision d certain aaaiatanca P itts e contact Court A dm inistration at 301 North Park Avanua. Suita N 30t, Santord. Florida 32771 (407) 685-4227. within (2) working For saw me lo n on Banknote County BCC procurements, please vte# ow weberte d www sam todeccuriy* gcw ^K chasing. select Currant Procurement tor a to t d r t be downtoadsd a l no charge Soacftaoon and Pnwaam ent kdotm alon N dso evatobto d toe Purchasing and Ctxwacta DMdon. located to toe Courrty Services BuSdtog. 1101 Ead ta t S t. Room 3208. Santord. Florida Phone 407-866-7131. lb guarantee tacalpt d adden­ d a aa respondents should check toe weberts or contact too Purchasing and Contract* DMston seven calendar day* prior to toa Used receiving data d submataNfoKN. PuMah: May 29, 2008 0161 NOTICE O f FKTTTIOUBNANB None# ■ D#reoy grv#n tn#t m# undersigned pursuant to toa ■Fictitious Nam * Statute.* Chapter 969 09. Flortda Division d Corporations. Department d Stala. State d Florida upon receipt d p ro d d to * puMcalton d tot* nolle*, to * flctttio u * name, to-wtt: B udget B lind s Ol ApopfcWLongw ood under which we ara engaged In busi­ ness at 207 Waymouto Harbor Cove, Longwood. Florida 32779. That to * corporation intaraatad In aald business enterprise is as idtowa: LC Intro. Inc.. 207 Weymouth Harbor Cov*. Longwood. FL 32779 PuM th: May 29. 2003 SUSS______________ NOTICE OF IN TIN T In accordance w ith Section 121 055, Florida Statuas, The Seminole Communrty Co9ag* D istrict Board of T ru st*** m nouncM th# d tt lqnatton and tr ir w tr ot in aoomonai w n tv tetraav* position wanm toa cor lege to tha Senior Management Sam e* Class d to * Florida natkam ant System The posi­ tion la to * Vice Praaidant Inform ation Technology and n* source* / CIO. j rOr runnof wnofmanon contactE. Ann McGaa. Praaidant. Sarrsnote Community Co8aga, tOO WMdon Bfvd., Santord. Florid* *2773 Publish: May 29. 2005 0170 H i1 V < 4 ‘ So if anyone is in W New Creation L u th m rm n C h u r c h , K L C A ( C o lo n ia l 3&oom Christ, there is a new creation: everything old has passed away: see, everything has become new!* 2 Corinthians 5:17 For Worship and Directions Contact Phone: 4 0 7 - 3 2 2 - 7 3 1 2 115 E. 1st St., Historic Sanford Mon. - Sat. - 407-323-2999 j*r? w w w .M e w C re a tlo n O n irc h .e e DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS and R em em ber this day l The S a n fo r d C o u r t A p a r t m e n t s M c K ib b in A gency SEMINOLE CHAPTER #30 3 5 1 2 ORLANDO DR.. SANFORD “ v9 r uAteiwo*y o£ O ua days ot your receipt d tois notice 8 you ara hearing or voice im paired, call H900>955-8771 MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC . REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. IN C . WELLS FARGO BANK. N A . SUCCESSOR BY MEROER JIU n M THE ORCUtT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORCUIT M AN O FO R SEMMOLE COUNTY. F IO R 0 A CASE NO. 06-CA-S83-14-Q Dated at Santord. Florida torn 20 day d May. 2005 Douglaa C. Zahm. PA. 18830 U S. Hwy 19 N . 8300 Clearwater. FL 33784 (727)538-4911 phone (727)539-1094 fax * Home Cooking - Friendly People It’s Just Plain GOOD. Come See us! H e) Lecals Lecals Conundcs C arolyn M lnter R esilien t M anager 3 2 9 1 S. Sanford Ave.. #103 Sanford. FL 3 2 7 7 1 4 0 7 -3 2 3 * 3 3 0 1 Fax 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -2 2 0 5 IN S U R A N C E i^Uay <DT»cy <rI3cst v9k ‘-Peace" 4 0 7 - 3 2 3 -8 3 0 6 114 N. PARK AVE., SANFORD 407-322-0331 B IN G O -W -S OPEN T O T H E PUBLIC W Professionally M anaged by Equity R esiden tial A m e r ic a n L e g io n C en tra l F lo rid a Post “53” Veterans Come Join Us! o f A m e r ic a B a rn e s H e a tin g 2874 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford 407-322-1652 2711 South Design Court Sanford, FL 32771 407-328-7041 and A ir C o n d itio n in g Residential and Commercial “Heat Pump Experts" State Cert. #CACO 36824 ACE Ehoto History Book Available \t 125 y&vtA 3n Sanfivtd H a rd w a re Owned and Operated by Veterans S to r e s ^ 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -0 8 8 5 915 W. 2nd S t., Sanford 207 E. 25th Street, Sanford 6 Blocks East o t 17/92 O P E N 7 D AYS 4 0 7 -3 2 3 3 5 17 * 1 9 .9 5 S a n fo rd H era ld C om e by 300 N. F ren ch Ave., S an ford ________ L w u u 4 ij tia r t n y ( i d y o u rs ta h ik iv n la fe k t I J �M id w e e k : W e d n e s d a y , J u n e T h e Sa n fo r d 1 , 2005 H er a ld VW. 113, No. 79 • Copyright © 2005 The Sanford Herald Project protects Seminole grads 50 cente With the warm weather here, the Seminole Aquatics Summer Stingrays Swin Team for beginners is set to start its season. B y S t « v « Paradis Herald Staff SeeSpertt, Page IB SANFORD — Getting graduating high school sen­ iors to attend an all-night, supervised party with no drugs or alcohol presents challenges, but in her fourth year, Mary Beth Mather has figured it out. "W e had 136 students attend out of 550 gradu­ ates," she said Tuesday. "We had a fifth of the class." That is up from 80 Seminole High School students last year. Project Graduation is a national event. Mather is the m other of Jillian Lindahl, SHS class of 2005. This was her fourth year as chair­ woman of the event for Seminole High. She credits a new venue, a bunch of volunteers and car­ Winter Springs man stabbed over weekend WINTER SPRINGS — The Winter Springs Police Department investigated a stabbing Saturday, at 27 Golf Terrace Apartment No. 309 in Winter Springs. According to police, two individuals were in an argument when the victim was stabbed. The victim was identified as Matthew Diaz, 23, a black male. Diaz was taken to South Seminole Hospital by friends where he underwent surgery. Officials at the hospital notified police. The suspect Is Christopher Ryan Huey, black male, bom Oct. 10, 1978. According to Capt. Mike Noland with Winter Springs police, Diaz is expected to sur­ vive. "We are still gather­ ing information and searching for the sus­ pect in this case," Noland said Tuesday morning. Persons with any information regarding this case or the where­ abouts of Christopher Ryan Huey are asked to call Capt. Noland at 321-377-4028. By Staff Reports SANFORD — Lt. Frank Kucera, 43, a veteran of the Sem in o le C ounty Fire D epartm ent, died in the line of duty on Friday, May 27. He reportedly died after a training exercise. Kucera has been w ith Sem in o le C ounty since June 15, 1981. A 1980 grad­ uate of Lake Brantley High School, he continued his ed u cation at Sem inole Com m unity College where he received his certificate of com pliance and State of Florida Firefighter license. Kucera was the second Sem inole firefighter to die GENEVA — The Seminole County Natural Lands Program invites residents to "Discover Bones and Fossils Day" June 25 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Participants can find a bone or fossil and take it to experts for identifi­ cation. Open to resi­ dents of all ages. The location is the Ed Yarborough Nature Center; Geneva Wilderness Area; 3501 N. County Road 426, Geneva. Call 407-6657411. em in o le S N ever Forget ing businesses and organiz­ ers for the boost in atten­ dance to this year's party at Wet 'n Wild in Orlando. "W e got into a really good venue," Mather said of this y ea r's party. The event receives no money from the school district or the school, she said. It is strictly run on donations and parent volun­ teers. This year Mather took a chance for the new location. She teamed up with Lyman High School in Longwood and Croom s Academ y of Information Technology in Sanford. After having just 80 students show up last year, she had to guarantee 125 this year. "I have to really go out there and talk it up," she Sn Herald photo* by Tommy Vincent While delivering the city of Sanford Memorial Day proclamation Monday, city Commissioner Art Woodruff said; ‘ Sacrifice is meaningless without remembrance.* Few peo­ ple know the importance of this message than the four men in the top photo: from left, Disabled American Veteran Sam Martin; Tuskegee Airmen Kirkland W. Ward and Samuel L. Hoard, and Clinton Westbrook, a for­ mer sailor from the U.S.S. Arizona who sur­ vived the attack of Pearl Harbor. Celebrating their freedom to the left are Jade Lockhart, left, Sky Lilly, center, and her big sister Cheyenne. Two 21gun salutes by the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office and the Sanford Police Department, a parade, a fly over and patriotic music marked the annual event on a hot and humid May 30. Woodruff said despite being spared the necessity of going to war, all Americans must honor the nation's war debt. It is not enough to set aside a day, he said, but we must live in such as a way as to honor those who have died. For more photos, see Page 6A. G ra d s , Page 3 A Firefighters mourn second death in May County announces fossil day June 25 S W W W .tanfordn6W tpaper.com follow ing a heart attack in less than a month. B attalio n C h ief Max Buffkin of the Sanford Fire D ep artm en t died M ay 4 follow ing a heart attack he suffered April 23 at home. He was 48. Kucera was prom oted to lieutenant on O ct. 1, 1990. In em ployee review s, he was described as a m otiva­ tor and team builder. In a recent evaluation, Kucera was described as som eone who show s "lo y ­ alty to the departm ent, and com m itm ent to his crew and the cou nty." See K uce ra, Page 3A Business marks five years on edge of fitness B y Llane Edtxon Herald Staff SANFORD— A local private fitness center. The Trainers Edge, is celebrating its fifth year in business June 1. Debbie Von H erbulis and Penny Price McIntosh started The Trainers Edge five years ago. Von Herbulis bought out Mclntosn three and a half years ago and has kept the business and her clientele growing strong. The Trainers Edge is for the experi­ enced fitness enthusiast and the begin­ ner. The fitness center can provide per­ sonal trainers for their clients one-onone. They also offer small and large group training. In addition to personal training, a client can become a kev club member for about $50 a month and have a key card that gives them 24hour access to the center. They also have licensed massage therapists and their personal trainer's are certified. Other services at The Trainers Edge include body composition analysis; fit­ ness assessments; fat loss and muscle gain programs; nutntion counseling; m ile Ju lia M « g g a n -5 « g ra v » » O ffice manogef for Doug’s Alignment. Sanford H arald p h o to by Tom m y V ln ca n t Debbie Von Herbulis is the owner of The Trainers Edge, a Sanford fitness company that celebrates five years in business today. and sports training such as body building, 5Ks, 10K marathons, and triathlons. If clients are on the go, the fitness center provides private showers, with disposable razors, soap, shampoo and RlVEitRATS O p e n in g D a y G a m e C om e J See Tra in e rs, Page 4A to t h e unk at lotion. Expectant mothers and new mothers can also gain mom entum at The Trainers Edge, with many o f their per­ sonal trainer's specializing in pre-preg­ nancy, pregnancy, and post-pregnancy training. Trainer Kim Coggon, who has been with The Trainers Edge for almost four years, said she's seen many success sto­ ries go through the gym. One in partic­ ular was a young woman who was a Florida state weightlifting champion with a goal of entering the U.S. Navy. In just a few short months of training with Coggon, she got in. "She was accepted to the U.S. Navy after dedication and hard w ork," Coggon said. "I'm very proud of her." Another trainer, Dondi O'Neal, had a gentleman come in one day who explained that his business partner had just "dropped dead of a massive heart attack" with no warning. He told her he would do whatever he needed to get in shape. He came in at 237 pounds and got down to 173 pounds. 6 th • 7#m # • S a s f o k u vs• D a y to s a t u t H i s t oh n S a s h i m i .1I i u o m a i S i a m i m II i n i l m i r u n s 01 V l HIM. lO M t.lt I ! FREE A dmissiox! �P»«e 2A www.Mnfordrwwspaper.com T he H erald Wednesday. June 1. 2005 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY W om an O ut & A P resea so n P ractice FR I Hospice of the Comforter's Quality o f Life Education Program will offer two free seminars in June. "Graceful Passages: Coming to Terms with Our Mortality," will be held on four consecutive Fridays from 10 a.m. to noon at 480 W. Central Pkwy., in Altamonte Springs. Registration required. Call 407-682-0808, ext. 306. c la im s seco n d a tta c k SAT By Slav* Paradla The School o f D ance Arts 40th Anniversary recital will be held at Winter Springs High School at 2 and 7 p.m., witn another showing at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 5. Tickets are $8 at the High School box office on show days. Herald Staff SA N FO RD — Lake Mary Police and the O range County Sheriff's Department are searching for tne truth after a woman said she w as attacked for a second time and tied up by a stranger. Lake M ary Detective Mike Conneely confirm ed that news reports of her state­ m ents reflected what the woman told police. "W e're looking into the veracity of those claim s," Conneely said. He added that the case is looking a little odd. T h e wom an, who lives in Orange County, said first she was pulled over on Interstate 4 in Lake Mary by a person claim ing to be a police officer. She gave the m an her license, who started writing infor­ m ation from it. Police said he threw it back at her when she became suspicious of him. He fled in a gray Chevy Lumina with a Florida license plate that reads in part: X16 ??? On May 10, the woman said the same man kidnapped her at gunpoint at an undisclosed Sanford location. He drove her SUV to the U.S. Post Office distribution center on Rinehart Road, near Timicuan, where he sexually assaulted her before get­ ting away on foot. At the time, Lake Mary police said the woman may have been tied up. Then on May 20, Orange County 9-1-1 received a call from the woman's 5-year-old boy who said his mother had her mouth and hands taped. The woman later told police that the person who attacked her was the same one who sexually assaulted her in Lake Mary. She reportedly was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. Conneely confirmed that she was given an exam after the sexual assault as well, but he could not release any information. Lake Mary Police released a composite of a sus­ pect last week. "W e've had some leads come in and we are still following some of them," he said. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement processed the woman's SUV following the sexual assault in Lake Mary, Conneely said. The vehicle was processed for evidence and released back to the wom an's husband. He could not give any details as any evidence found in the SUV is still being processed. "W e're still awaiting officials details," he said. "They're pretty busy." When asked what people should think about the story, Conneely said people should just use due care. "There is no need to overreact or become fearful," he said. "People need to just use common sense." He said he is waiting on the final report on the case from Orange County. Dance studio marks 40 years this week SANFORD — Audiences in Sanford and nearby cities have been attending the annu­ al showcase performances of Miriam and Valerie's School of Dance Arts for years. This annual recital season marks the 40th and the celebration takes place June 4 and June 5 at Winter Springs High School per­ forming arts center. M atinees at 2p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, and an evening show on Saturday at 7p.m., will provide audiences the oppor­ tunity to enjoy this year's theme, "Zing, Swing, and that Ballet thing." Tickets are $8 and reserved seats may be purchased by calling 407-323-1900. You many also purchase tickets at the door. This years show will pay special homage to thousands of former students of S.O.D.A. who will be listed in the program and asked to stand and be recognized before every show. Father N icholas Gruner, an expert on the Message of Fatima and the Third Secret will hold a rosary rally and information talk on Our Lady of Fatima at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, 550 Riverview Ave., Sanford, from 12:30 to 7 p.m. n ttp a pnovo ay lo rnm y vin cw n As if we needed the practice of how to handle stormy weather, thi3 thunderstorm covered most of Florida Tuesday. Let’s Just hope it’s not an omen of another active hurricane season, which by the way starts today as does the state tax exemption on hurricane supplies through June 12. Let’s get prepared. Longw ood sp en d s th o u s a n d s fo r trib u te B y Jo e Hendricks Herald Correspondent LONGWOOD — With a split 3 to 2 vote, the city of Longwood Commission voted to pay $66,000 for a Heroes Day Monument to be erected in the Historic District. With landscaping the cost to escalate to nearly $100,000. After months of discussion, commissioners required a special meeting May 18 to decide the fate the proposed monument. Faced with a May 20 deadline, the commissioners voted 3-2 in favor of a design submitted by Paul West, from West Memorials in Memphis, Tenn. W'orking with an original design created by Mayor H.G. "Butch" Bundy, West was initially contacted bv Deputy Mayor John Maingot, who provided West with design input from each of the five commissioners. West then developed a design he hoped would please all five commissioners. West flew down from Memphis to present his fired design at the May 16 City Commission Meeting. Before attending the meeting, West spent time earlier in the afternoon with Commissioner Dan Anderson tweaking the final design. After presenting his rendering of the proposed Heroes Day Monument, West informed the commis­ sioners that a decision would have to be reached no later than May 20 if the commissioners wanted the monu­ ment to be in place by Sept. 11, 2005. Commissioners have designated that day for a Heroes Day Memorial ceremony to honor those who lost their lives in the World Trade Center disaster, while also honoring the veterans of past and present wars and giving recognition to members of the local police and fire departments — "men who put their lives on the line each and every day," according to Maingot. Because the commissioners were unable to give West a definite answer the night he attended the City Commission meeting a special meeting was called for the following Wednesday. Dressed more casually than they do for angular City Commission meetings, the commissioners, along witn City Administrator Richard Taylor spent about 90 min­ utes discussing the design submitted by West and the cost involved in building the monument. As the meeting got underway, Bundy acknowledged that he was having second thoughts about making a hasty decision while faced with an impending deadline. The mayor suggested getting the public more involved in the process and mentioned that he wouldn't mind seeing a few more* bids from local design companies in hopes that one might provide a cheaper alternative to the design submitted by West. Commissioner Mike Holt said he was by no meares an expert in the field of art, but stated that he didn’t real­ ly care for the overall appearance of the 9-foot, 2-inch black granite monument that would weigh more- than Dan Ping A d m in is tra tio n L e g al A d v e rtis in g E d ito ria l Betty Bennett Patti Smitn Sieve Paradis D isp la y A d ve rtisin g Circulation Wanda Koorpanidis A d ,e d itin g ta le * Manager Sieve G -a tt A dvertising Account f la c u tiv * C la s s ifie d A d ve rtisin g Cheryl Smith Casmira Harrison C om posing and P ieP rea* Ted Walker E “ Serving Seminole Counts Since 1908“ M anaging Editor Wednesday. June 1 2005 • Vol 113. No 71 Dons Dietrich Liane Edison Mar id Hawkins Nick Pteifaut Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Published every W ednesday and Saturday by Republic N ew spapers Inc • 300 N French Awe Santord FL 32771 • Phone (407) 322 2611 • Fa* (407) 323 9406 Periodical Postage Pact al Santord Florda and Additional mailing offices USPS 401200 Poslmasler Send address changes In I he SANFORD HERALD PO Bo* U>67 Republic Newspapers, Inc 25 tores. Holt said he was still partial to the original design created Bundy — a simple design featuring two black granite columas placed on a pentagon shaped base, a monument in his opinion that truly emphasized the piece of steel girder from the World Trade Center that was pre­ sented to the city of Longwood a few months earlier. Maingot, however, urged the commissioners to, "Get on with it." He favored the more contemporary design submitted by West and agreed with the idea that the monument should not be an admittance of defeat at the hands of the enemy, but a symbol of the enduring spirit and determination of the American people. Commissioner Brain Sackett agreed with Maingot that the commission had spent enough time discussing the various design proposals and the time had come to move forward with the construction of the much talked about monument. Anderson said he favored a second, more esoteric, design submitted by West, but agreed with Maingot and Sackett that it was time to move forward if they hoped to have the monument done in time for the Heroes Day Celebration. Unable to reach a unanimous decision, the matter was put to a vote. An ordinance approving the design submitted by West, with a cost of $66,000, was passed by a 3-2 vote. Maingot, Anderson and Sackett voted in favor of the design. Bundy and Holt voted against it. VVith the final design now settled, West Memorials was given the green light to proceed with the project. Using a granite broker who specializes in Chinese gran­ ite (China being the leading, and cheapest, source for black granite) West placed the order for the stone to be blasted from a Chinese mountainside. "China Is to the granite business what the northeast­ ern United States was 100 years ago," he said. The use of imported granite was much discussed during the design process. The city commissioners would have referred to use American granite, but doing so would ave added substantially to the final cost of the monu­ ment. Bids are currently being secured for the landscaping of the aa*a surrounding the monument and for the con­ struction of the monument's base. The total cost of the monument with landscaping will range from $75,000 to $100,000. When asked how he would respond to criticism in regard to monument's cost, Maingot said: "Most cities in and around Central Florida already have monuments to honor our military services. Somewhere along the line, someone has to show appreciation for their dedica­ tion and service to country. We have a number of active military personnel who live in Longwood." The Sanford Herald Editor and Publisher Roa/w Lavender bo ut Sanford FL 377/2 166/ Subscription Rates 3 Months n Semmoie County $ 11 00 6 Month* m Semmoie County $20 00 1 Year m Semmoie County $36 00 t fear Other Florida County $42 00 t hear Out Of Slate $ V 00 SUN An afternoon tea and book signing will be held at the Sanford Book Shoppe, 222 E. First St., from 2 to 4 p.m. with the Sierra Club of Central Florida. Guest will be author Susan Ryan. Donations accepted for the Sierra Club Central Florida. THU A Panther Talent Showcase presented by the studenLs of Page Private School, Seminole Towne Center Campus, will be held at the Helen Stairs Theatre, South Magnolia Avenue at Second Street in Sanford, 6 to 8 p.m. Admission is $3. Cnildren 2 and under free. Tickets on sale at the door. A special photography exhibition will be held from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Anything You Want Gallery, 110 S. Park Ave., in Sanford. SAT A Pre-Anniversary event will be held at 7 p.m. at the Star Theatre on 13th Street in Sanford. Special guests will be the Revival Singers of Apopka, the Singing Angels of DeLtnd, the Southwind Gospel Singers of Sanford, soloists, Praise Dancers and more. The Seminole County Branch of the NAACP will host its 22nd annual Freedom Fund and Awards Banquet beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Guest speaker will be Percy R. Luncy Jr., Dean of FAMU College of Law. TickeLs are $35 per per­ son. Call 407-328-74%. Altamonte Springs STAR (Survivor Support Training Advocacy and Resources) will have a free, community pro­ gram on "Suicide Awareness and Prevention" from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Hospice of the Comforter, 480 W. Central Pkwy., in Altamonte Springs. Call 407-682-0808. SUN The Altamonte Jazz Ensemble will present a trib­ ute Ray Charles at 7 p.m. at Lake Brantley High School Auditorium, 991 Sand Lake Road, Altamonte Springs. �www.Mnfoffdrwwtpapf.com T h k H ekald G ra d s r — t in — i tn m Wednesday. June 1,2005 Geneva on Move is 2005 theme IA said, describing how she coax­ es students to attend. M cKee Construction and High Reach HR2 provided two buses for the outing, but with 136 going, a third bus w as needed. A company called Cox Lumber of St. Petersburg stepped up to pay for the extra bus, each of which costs $335. "1 planned for two and a week before the event we needed three,” Mather said. She also wanted to thank the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, which donates $2,000 for sim ilar events for each high school. The Lake Mary Police Department provided $1,000 of assistance and the Sanford Police Departm ent offered security, both at Wet 'n Wild, and in the parking lot at Seminole High School. Area businesses donated more than $4,000 for prizes. Each student went home with something. Some received gift cards, but others won dorm room refrigerators, I-PODS, DVD players, George Foreman grills. Mather shops the Saturday before graduation for all the door prizes. She tries to think o f items students can use at college. Students visited Wet 'n Wild from 11 p.m. May 26, the night of graduation, until 5 a.m. the next May 27. "We raffled off prizes for — u --------- W e don’t want to lose any student to a bad decision. w more than an hour,” M ather said. Wet 'n Wild was more expensive, but M ather said the park organizers did a at )ob. They open half of water park for the first half of the night, then switch to the other half later. “They were fabulous,” Mather said. "They provided a stress free party.” Sne added that she wants to go there again next year, her fifth as chairperson. The school resource officer from the Sanford Fire Department and 15 chaper­ ones accom panied the stu­ dents that night. “Every year; the kids that , they're just so glad that ry went,” Mather said. "It's a great way to wrap up their £ high school career and get together one more time as a class.” She has never had anyone say they had a terrible time, and she's also never had a security problem with any of the students. This is about giv­ ing students an alternative to drugs and alcohol. "We don't want to lose any student to a bad decision,” Mather said. "We are teaching them they can have a really good time and be drug and alcohol free.” Publix C harities donated $250, she said. Sem inole Towne C enter and Florida Public U tilities helped fill goody bags for each student The Seminole High School PTSA donated cookies for breakfast Cookies for break­ fast? "It gives them just enough of a sugar fix to get them through the n ig h t" she said. The bus ride home is usually very quiet. This year was also quiet u n fit Mather said, their bus broke into their alma mater. She called it the high­ light of the n ig h t "It was an amazing group of kids,” she said. She is already looking for­ ward to next year's Project Graduation. Mather said any­ one who wants to donate can send contributions to Seminole High School care of Mary Beth Mather. K u c e ra ------------Coatla— d from Page 1A T hroughou t his tim e w ith the county, he strived to con­ tin u e h is ed u cation in an effort to help better serve residents and businesses in Sem inole County. "T h is is a great loss to our com m unity,” said Sem inole C ou n ty Fire C h ief Terry Schenk. "H e will be greatly m issed.” S u rv iv o rs in clud e w ife, Tonya S. Kucera; stepdaugh­ ter, C hyannie; mother, M ary K ath erin e K ucera; father, Frank K ucera; brother, Lonnie G ene W ickson. Funeral services w ill be held Wednesday, Ju n e 1, at 10 a.m . at N orthland C om m unity C hurch, 530 D og Track Road in Longw ood, w ith a proces­ sion to follow, to W oodlawn M em orial Park. M em orial donations may be m ade to the Professional F irefig h ters o f S em in o le County, Local 3254, 4005 N. O ran g e B lossom Trail, O rlando, FL 32804. Baldw in-Fairchild Funeral Hom e, A ltam onte Springs, is in charge of arrangem ents. — u ------- This is a great loss to our community. I •fry BCnWiRt Otmlooli County Fir* chief J iio j- i: GENEVA — The annual G eneva 4th of Ju ly Parade and Festival, d ating back to the 1940s, is steeped in h istoric pageantry, brim s w ith local delicacies, and overflow s with button-bursting patriotic pride. W ith the them e "G eneva on the M ove,” attendees can expect to see horse drawn antique carriages, tractors, m onster trucks, m ore cla ssic cars, airb o ats, m otorcycles, wagons, and anything else you can im agine that has w heels and/or an engine. A classic aircraft flyover by the "Fligh t G aggles” is a planned event highlight. The parade attracts Florida residents from near and far to see C ivil War regim ents on h orseback , costum ed fro n tiersm en and ladies w ith parasols, festooned horses, dogs, cats, and kids bikes. A variety o f bands, som e im prom ptu, strut their stuff, m ilitary color guards carry the A m erican flag, and local scout troops conduct a reverent flag retirem ent ceremony. This year, area residents are invited to com pete fo r the coveted Stein , Son n ensch ein , H ochm an k P ep p ier Fab Float Award. A nyone o r group who w ants to create a float that best reflects the them e o f this y ea r's parade, "G eneva on the M ove,” can win casn prizes: $300 — first place, $200 — second place, and $100 — third place. The com m unity fam ily festival includes great food, entertainm ent, kids gam es, dunk tank, m ist area, baked goods, and did we m ention, great food? For those w ho w ould lik e to show a C A SSELBERRY — S te rlin g P a rk E le m e n ta ry te a ch e r M ary A cre e and fou r grou p s o f fifth grade stud en ts p articip ated in the In te rn a tio n a l In te rn e t S cie n ce an d T ech n o lo g y F a ir sp o n so re d b y tn e U n iv e rsity of C e n tra l F lo rid a 's C o lle g e of E n gineering and C om pu ter S cie n ce s, and L o ck h eed M artin. A cre e 's stu d e n ts u sed in form ation and com m un i­ cation tech nology tools to conduct th eir o n lin e inves­ tigation s. 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A c re e 's fifth g ra d ers en te re d six p ro je c ts in to this w orld w id e scien ce and technology fair. Fou r out o f the six w on aw ards. Three o f th e projects earn ed h on­ o rab le m entions, and one ro iect earn ed th e fa ir 's ig n e st h onor, The M e rito rio u s A ch ie v e m e n t Aw ard, from th e N ational M ed al of T ech n o lo g y Program given by the U.S. D epartm ent o f C om m erce. T h is p a rtic u la r p ro ject, Flyin g w ith the Sun, took top h on ors in th e energy ca teg o ry . E ig h t b oys w orked o n this project, in o rd er to d evelop a hybrid a irp la n e th at u sed so la r p o w er and p h o to v oltaics in o rd er to fly, and not w aste a c r itic a l n o n -re n e w a b le with on* year sarvtc* agreement on select plans. SamaungX427 TWo of the stars from last year's July 4 parade. Local students win technology fair awards PLUS TALK T O ALL 50 MILLION CINGULAR CUSTOMERS AT N O EXTRA CHARGE W ITH MOBILE T O MOBILE. Hi** I .i" |. - s r l PfcflB 3A — iC. msUUm p f j4 - r #r # resource such as petroleu m , or co n trib u te to th e atm os­ phere w ith carbon d io xid e em ission s, accord in g to a new s release from S em in o le C ounty P ublic Sch oo ls. T h e eig h t stu d e n ts are: R icky D iaz, T rev o r L ew is, E rik O lson, K yle R ebello, A lex Shipley, Kyle Snyder, Evan Terry, and P h ilip Tom ljenovich. Elem entary, m id d le, and high sch o o l stu d en ts w o rld ­ w id e co m p e te w ith ea ch other for tne h ighest h on ­ ors, follow ing the fa ir 's fo r­ m at and con tent g u id elin es. T h is p ro g ram g iv e s stu ­ d en ts in th ird th ro u g h tw elfth grad e the o p p o rtu ­ n ity to e x p e rie n c e th e e x citem en t o f re sea rch in g so lu tio n s to re a l-w o rld problem s in volv ing science, en g in e e rin g , and o th er technical field s o f study. �4A T he Herald HBdBCTdtaf.June1. 200 S B u s in e s s T r a in e r s O^Nm I M id the man had • tv m atrophy from a knee *Nuiy and w as able to regain identical strength in his knees. "H is (orthopedic] surgeon waa shocked,' O'N eal said. CXNeal received her first certification when she was a — « , i t ---------- . .•! ' . s" . t -f i i'. V r WT. ). . iifak.M’tNi«#-%:£*> - . ', .1 . •• ■i — •- r ■ * . A-- *. . . •.-Cj.i, .4 rU- '■ / ’* v ' ' ;^iv. • • • , \ S; • * • '£SL& -:vS> ' — ......... - t — • - 1' ' . • ......... ^ original goal. "Our goal wa 150 key mem­ bers, so we’ve gone way past our goal," Von Herbulis said. To join the dub or receive more information on any of the services and amenities The TM ners Edge has to offer; you can call them at 407-330-4201 They are located at 770 Monroe Road. The R ainers Edge 5-year anniversary w ill be celebrated Wednesday, June 1 from 6 to 8 m. where refreshments and bod w ill be available and door prizes will be given out. 1 .. . . n The gym also provides a area w ith supervision uiTR tim es a week from 9 a.m. until noon. The play area has toys, books, a television and s Nintendo. "W e’re like a family here. It’s n e a t" owner Von Herbulis ■aid. "W e’ve seen people get m arried; have babies. We’ve all becom e really good friends." The gym has around 20 Cybex machines, a audio sec­ tion, and free weights. With d ose to 200 members, includ­ ing key club members and m em bers working with per­ sonal trainers, Von Herbulis said, they have exceeded their ■ . • We’re like a family here. It’s neat. Edge mrm has the camaraderie. "I'v e been in gyms in M iami, Chicago, and of course O rlando. Everything you need is right here," O'Neal 7C * j;j;v •.......- • ... ----- . - ' . *, i , •------------------------------------------------ — - The inaugural flight of Altegtent Air to Orlando Sanford International Airport is treated to a water arch saluts from the airport dr* depart­ ment May 26. M o w , Valeris Johnson and her eon, Jody, arrive from ch s«M country In Madteon, Wtec., and tertne and local government officiate cut a cake marking tha occasion. Altegtent wM fly two and from Dee Moines, Iowa; Laneing, Mich.; Madteon; and Peoria, II. I a Jh f Realvest rezones industrial center MAITLAND — Realvest Development LLG a division of NAI Realvest in Maitland, recently acquired and rezoned a 6.3-acre site adjacent to Monroe CommerCenter North, a 181,000-square foot “flex" industrial center the firm is developing at Monroe Road and Church Street near Sanford. Patrick T. Callaway, chief development officer at Realvest Development said Realvest plans to develop 62,000 square feet of office/warehouse space on the site as the third phase of Monroe CommerCenter North. Callaway said Realvest Development plans to start con­ struction of two new buildings — a 43,000 square foot dockhigh office/warehouse facility and an 18,000-sauare foot office building — before December. Callaway said the new facilities could be ready for occupancy as early as May or June, 2006. Edwards Construction Services is general contractor for the project Livingston added. Construction will cost an estimated $ 4 2 million. Allegiant A ir arrives amid fanfare SANFORD — O rlando Sanford International Airport and Allegiant Air, LLC nave officially started non-stop low-fare flight service between Sanford and Des Moines, Iowa; Lansing, Mich.; Madison, Wise.; and Peoria, III. 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STATE fAJCM IS THERE/ '• a,rn,;> u > w ,„ar.i ■Wmi itedai la s t I I M W li* t , M C V lU lC c a M I ,< ,> • * ,« n u a u M i w cuvach* M e a t v m tm n m n a M 9 * a buum m eius I .ll v ; t u r n * • em bat — Allegiant Air announces non­ stop flights between MidWestern dues and Orlando that will land In Sanford. Students’ art part of national exhibit SANFORD — Artwork from Bentley Elementary School students has been selected for the Crayola Dream-Makers 2005 National Exhibition. The exhibition will be on display July 9, 10, 16, and 17 at tne State Theatre Center for the Arts Gallery in Easton, Pa. The artwork of 80 students was selected from over 10,000 entries in the southeast region. Each school was per­ mitted to submit 14 entries in kindergarten through sixth grade. After the exhibition in July the artwork will travel through all regions in the United States then to nine other countries. The students who have expressed them selves through the Dream-Makers program are Sidney Barger, Gregg Bridges, Emily D 'A ngelo, Christian M alagon, Jessica Moss, Stephanie Rodriguez, Tali tha Santiago, Tommy Sieloff, and Joey Woods. Father’s Day extravaganza set SANFORD — Father's Day extravaganza will be held June 19 at 5 p m. at the Sanford Boys and Girls Club on Persimmon Avenue Guests include Gospel Echoes Singers of Ocala, Rev R. Jackson and Spin! Travelers oA Jacksonville *Ukd others For more mfumutvuri call 4U7-3Xi462L �k-X.^A'-l • ' *.v - Minyofdnnrtptpf.com T he Herald Wednesday. June 1 .2005 R otary s e n d s R ock y p ack in g O b itu a r ie s OLGA ASPIDOVA Olga Aspidova, 48, of Apopka, died Saturday, May 28, 2005 at her residence. She was bom in Essen tyke, Russia. She was a member of New Hope Russian Church. Survivors include mother, Maria Kashubina of Apopka; brother, Paul Aspidov of Portland, Ore.; sisters, Irina Lutsky, Lyubov Vyazhevich. Vera Martinov, Nadia Vlasenw and Svetland Mironichenko, all of Orlando. Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 31, at Collison Family Funeral Homes with Peter Martinov officiating. Burial will be in Glen Haven Memorial park. Collison Family Funeral Homes St Crematory, Howell Brandi Chapel. Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. SCO TT B. BRUNELLE Scott B. Brunelle, 41, of Lake Mary, died Tuesday, May 24,2005 at his residence. Bom in Fort Lee, Va., he moved to Lake Mary from Bay St. Louis, Miss. In 1991. He was an arcade technician for CAM Darts, and a Protestant. Survivors include mother, Barbara Brunelle of Bay St. Louis; brothers, Robert Brunelle of Longwood and Randy Brunelle of Bay St. Louis; sister, Bonnie Wagoner of G u lfport Miss. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, June 1. at Wood lawn Memorial Park, Orlando. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Heart Association, North Central Florida Area, 237 East Marks Street Orlando, 32803. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. ROSEMARY OLAJUMOKE DAN IAN Rosemary Olajumoke Danian, 41, of lake Mary, died Thursday, May 26, 2005 at Vitas Innovative Hospice Care, Winter Park. She was bom in Niger. She was a bro­ ker and a member of Faith Assembly of God Church. Survivors include son, Ecanklin Titus o f Lake M ary; daughters, Denise Aiyedatiwa and Francisca Aiyedatiwa, both of lake Mary. Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 31, at Faith Assembly of God with Pastor Phil officiating. Burial will be MINNIE LEE HOOKSKNIGHT Memorial Park. Donations may be made in his name to Professional Firefighters of Seminole County, Local 3264, 4005 N. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, 32804. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs, in charge of arrangements. Minnie Lee Hooks-Knight, 82, of Persimmon Avenue, Sanford, died Wednesday, May 25,2005 at her residence. She was bom May 14,1923 in Thomasville, Ga. She was a homemaker and a member of Community House of Prayer. Survivors include sons, Lewis K night Jr., Bernard Knight, Alton K night all of Sanford, and Leonard Knight o f Deltona; daughters, Violet Robinson, Chineta Bradley and Alfredia Floyd, all of Sanford; brother, Willie Lee Hooks of Sanford; sister, Dorothy Lee Vallot of Sanford; 39 grandchildren; 66 great-grandchildren; 12 greatgreat-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday, June 4, at 2 p.m. at House of Refuge Ministries, 1001 celery Avenue, Rev. Dora Richardson, pastor. Dr. Theory Stringer officiating. Viewing will be Friday, June 3 from 4 until 88 p.m. at Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge o f arrangements. CLIN TON J. LORAL G in ton J. Loral, 77, of Osteen, died Saturday, May 28, 2005. Bom in Bloomsburgh, Penn., he moved to Central Florida from Rochester, N.Y. in 1985 after retiring from General Motors. He attended Lighthouse Baptist Church in Lake Mary and was a 32nd Degree Mason. Survivors include wife, Margaret o f Sanford; sisters, Margaret Staniorski of Pennsylvania and Helen Norquest of Wisconsin. The family will receive friends Wednesday, June 1, from 6 until 8 p.m. at the Collison Family Funeral Home Gramkow Chapel, Sanford. Funeral services will be held at the funeral home Thursday, June 2, at 11 a.m. There will be an hour of visi­ tation prior to service time. Burial will be at Evergreen Cemetery in Sanford. Collison Family Funeral Homes A Crematory, Gramkow Chapel. Sanford, in charge of arrangements. at Altamonte-Fem Park Community Cemetery. Collison Family Funeral Homes A Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. FRANK KUCERA Lt. Frank Kucera, 43, a vet­ eran of the Seminole County Fire Department, died Friday, May 27, 2005. Survivors include wife, Tonya S. Kucera; stepdaugh­ ter Chyanne; mother, Mary Katherine Kucera; father, Frank Kucera; brother, Lonnie Gene Wickson. Funeral services will be Wednesday, June 1, at 10 a.m. at Northland Community Church, 530 Dog Track Road, Longwood. There will be a procession to Woodlawn C H ESTER WARREN RALSTON Chester Warren Ralston, 84, of Fem Park, died Friday, May 27, 2005 at his residence. He was bom in Titusville, Penn. He was a truss estima­ tor in the construction indus­ try and a member of St. Augustine Catholic Church. Survivors include wife, Kay Ralston of Fem Park; son, Ronald Ralston of Winter Park; daughter, Cynthia Gerhen of Winter Park; broth­ er, Wilfred Ralston of Dodge City, Kan.; sister, Jean Page SA Stoddard of Yorkshire, N.Y.; two grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 31, at St. Augustine Catholic Church with Father Michael Hughes officiating. Burial will be in Glen Haven Memorial Park. Collison Family Funeral Homes A Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. JA N ET SA U N D ERS Janet Saunders, 71, of Land CTLakes, died Saturday, May 28. 2005 at her residence. She was bom in Youngstown, Ohio and moved to Tampa in 1952. She was at one time, owner of Williams Co. of Tampa, a window company, AAA Aluminum Stam ping Inc. in Fort Myers and Williams Co. Door Division in Sanford. Survivors include hus­ band, Capt. Andrew Saunders; daughters, Vicki LePree of Lake Placid, Diane Zanella of St. Petersburg and Nancy Nigro of Tampa; brother, don E. Williams of Fort Myers; eight grandchil­ dren. A Memorial Service will be held at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 5103 N. Central Avenue, Tampa, at 10 a.m., Wednesday, June l.In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial contributions be made in her name to the Hospice o f Pasco, Inc., 1207 Majestic Blvd., Hudson, FL 34667. Hodges Funeral Home, Zephymills, in charge of arrangements. Rotary dedicated its meeting to Rocky, roasting the faithful Rotarian with accolades and accusations. Rocky Ford, the Seminole County Deputy Sheriff who has ............................ c o n s i s t e n t l y Service Club and politely served resi­ Connections dents of the county. Is moving this month into retirement with his wife, Kathy, to * V. C l a y t o n County, Ga. At the May 23 meeting the Charles Sanford Noon Jackson Rotary G ub • •••••••bestow ed everything on Rocky, from happy dollars to words of gratitude to the coveted Paul Harris Fellow — one of international organization's highest honors for exemplary service and financial support to the Rotary Foundation. This Ls the third Paul Harris Fellow received by Rocky in his 19 years as a Rotarian. Club President Craig Bair described Rocky as the "back­ bone" of the club. Rocky's dedi­ cation attests to Bair's "back­ bone" description — as other bodily can be anagolous to his service; Head (served as presi­ dent of board of directors), wnd (co-organized the club's 75th anniversary celebration), feet (running many of the clubs' spe­ cial events), and heart (giving untirely of himself, his money and the service of his family to those in need). As Steve Connor said in hfe “roasting": "Rocky, you have been a true Rotarian in every sense of the word. Everything you've done in life is something we all can be proud of." But all of me Rotarian's com­ ments were not glowing acco­ lades. John Mercei; the longest-serv­ ing active member of the dub, remembers when Rocky peti­ tioned for membership in the mid-1980s. "Somebody introduced him as the 'fat deputy'," Mercer said. “I thought, 'what are we going to do with this fat deputy in our dub?" After the chuckle, Mercer went on to share his true feelings about Rocky. iaxii a m icauj “He has been really gwuu good promoter offL Rotary in his personal life and his j is public life," Mercer said. Rocky worked 31 years and six months for the Seminole County Sheriff's Department starting as a patrolman, and later serving in tne areas of traffic range, and evidence. He was pro­ moted to district commandet serving five yean in that post before becoming watch com­ mander. Judge Alan Dickey, who presided over the “roasting," mentioned that he and Rooty planned the dub's 75th anniver­ sary "extravaganza" and Rocky suggested they order 5,000 styro­ foam can hotdere to commemo­ rate the event — which they thought thousands of Rotarians See Jackson, Pag# 6A m H a r r e ll & B e v e r ly T r a n s m is s io n s 209 W. 25th St„ Sanford Since 1959„.Same Location Ham. 17-B3-I A FUNERAL SO PERSONAL MV-00564 Phono MB Gena Hunt Owner EVEN LEATHER BOOTS, BANDANAS AND 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 SUNGLASSES QUALIFIED AS FORMAL ATTIRE. OaklawnMemorial Park ’ M v h u d u n d v p c rv in u liiy wat reflected in p jrtic i|u ic d in everything lim n h it J o th in g to the jit n n r k piocectiun high lig hted by hundreds o i m i hn hike. W hen he died unexpectedly, hike'. It w .it 4 day dedicated to D m . 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Jackson----------- Express VPK Round Up) Continued from Page BA from near and far would attend the cuokout-in-the-park affair. Well about 250 showed up and Rotary was left holding a ton of blue can holders — embossed with the Rotary seal. "For years, every speaker we had at the club would get as a gift a pin and a holder," chuckled Dickey. "We never ran out of those things." So as a going-away gift, Dickey presented Rocky with one of those blue holders — still left over from the 19% cele­ bration. Rocky, as usual, remained humble, until he was allowed to speak. "Alan, I think you'd better remember that it was you who suggested to order that number (5,000 of holders) But we got a good deal — the more you ordered the less they were." During the meeting Rocky showed off pictures of his cus­ tom-made Iu/me snuggled in a wooded lot in rural Clayton County Hr plans to join thr Rotary Club in tiiaf area, but <au botmti, tell you, if tliry dorit <umr up to your standards. Rotary just lost one." The meeting ended with song leader Freeman Baggett, along with boisterous vocals from sen­ ior Rotarians Tony Russi Sr and Ralph Larson, singing "May the good Lord keep you, bless you till we meet again." SANFORD ALIVE AFTER FIVE; The city's Alive After Five will get a little more festive on Thursday, June* 9 The Sanford Book Shoppe is sponsoring a Middle-Eastern Dance, bring diversity in culture to the histone distnet. The performance will be done by Stephanie Litka, a grad­ uate student at Florida State University Her stage name' is "Sahara" and she will perform the traditional Arabian "belly dance" between the* hours of 5 and H pm at the Sanford Book Shoppe, 222 E First St Chari** D /a< k o n , a native of hanfurd. b a veteran fo u riu J v t who write* a u r r i/y lu lu m n on te n v e and i l l 'l l tlu ln in bennnoir County herd new* to him at the h jn fo rJ H e ra ld 10 0 '• fte n th A* < hanforj / / J2771 JUNE 4 , 2005 - 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. Ready for School. 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Ages 6-to-10 will have sessions from 9 a.m.-to* noon and ages ll-to-14 will drill from 1 p.m.-to-4 p.m. daily. The fee is $80 for the camp that will be held at Hagerty High, located at 3225 Lockwood Boulevard, South of Oviedo and East off Alafaya Trail. For details call Josh Kohn at 407-871-0700. SCW IN DcBAKY Southern Championship Wresting will present “Ryze versus Walker" this Saturday, June 4th, at the V.F.W. Hall located at 351 South Highway 17-92 in DeBary. In the Main Event, SCW Heavyweight Champion, the 6-foot-10 Monster, Ryze, will square off against "Shooter" Vordell Walker. Walker is coming off a huge victory over Erick Stevens which catapulted him to the No. 1 con­ tender's spot in the SCW rankings and earning him a shot at Ryze, who has been rehabbing a knee injury suffered in a recent match against The Heartbreak Express. There will also be a tag team match between the team of Dagon Briggs and Suquel against the duo of See Briefs, Page 6B Central Florida Krush win again ay | u *« — * ■— lh m w K in v "The Krush women have proven to be an amazing team _ they really give our community something to be proud of. The atmosphere is fantastic and you couldn't ask for better action," said Krush superfan William Maddnxie. Krush goal keeper Ann Shelton also had a big game, recording five saves. "We are really proud of the Krush team. The players have incredible chem­ istry, and tneir level of play continues to improve with each passing game," said Krush Owner Greg Brick. "They are Dominate Piranhas 6-1 at home to improve to 3-0 Special to the Herald SANFORD — Racking up yet: another anot home game win, the Central Florida Krush remain undefeated 3-0 in their 2005 inaugural season. Hosting the Hampton Roads Piranhas, the Krush dominated the Held Saturday night with former Women's National Team mem­ ber Danielle Fotopoulos scoring five of the six Krush goals in a 6-1 victory at Kraze and Krush Stadium. Before a crowd of approximately 1,140 fans, Krush forward and Scottish National Team member Rhonda Jones started the goal-scoring frenzy in the 9th minute off an assist from Fotopoulos, a Lyman High School and University of Florida graduate. The Piranhas responded in the 21st minute with a goal from Julianne Sitch, who scored the only goal for the Hampton Roads team. The Krush women controlled the remainder of the game, with Fotopoulos scoring in the 47th, 64th, 72nd, 85th, and 89th minutes. Credited with the assists were Car sptain Kim Montgomery, Alicia Milyak, Jenn J Montgomery (two consecutive assists), and Amanda Duffy respectively. See Krush, Page 2B Competitive » * * i [•'] Beginning summer swim team making waves in Sanford Special to the Herald SANFORD — It's been five years since the Sanford Recreation Department began its foray into the world of com­ petitive age group swimming, a period of time that has seen the City's swim team, Seminole Aquatics, grow from some humble beginnings to become one of the area's best swim­ ming programs. Among the accomplishments for the team has been having several local swimmers regu­ larly headlining at the state's Junior Olympics, with one of them winning the high point award and achieving a National Top 16 ranking in two events. According to City of Sanford Aquatics Director Tony Ackerson, the success of the fledgling team has been no small feat. "This area is clearly the most competitive one in the state," said Ackerson, who also founded and coaches the team. "When you look at the number of local teams, pools, and pro­ grams just in this area, it's tncrediolv ha to be among ncredibly hard the best. We just:trv try to always do the right thing for our kids, our parents, and the communi­ ty, and so far it's working out nicely." According to Ackerson, noth­ ing involving Sanford swim­ ming has come easily. The city has had no public pools since the mid-1960's, meaning not only the swim teams, but also the public swim lessons for Sanford residents vanished as well. The net result was that countless children in Sanford were growing up without ever having had the opportunity to even consider competitive swimming as an option. The effect was obvious to Ackerson when he began his coaching career at Seminole High School in 1988. "I came in thinking, 'O.K., we'U turn this thing around quickly", but it was unbelievSee Swimming, Page 2B Photos courtesy of Seminole Aquatics Adam Brown (above) shows the correct form for the butter­ fly, while Kirbie Ackerson (right) rests between practice drills recently at the Larry A. Dale Aquatic Center. rwnanr ■Mpj ??? tl J We are looking for 25 structures in the Lake Mary/Sanford/Longwood area that have termites. We would like to demonstrate the effectiveness o f a new termite baiting system and we need your home, office, garage, bam or rental property! 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We have a great pitching staff, and when we throw strikes we are tough to beat.” Chris Ingoglia took over for Heacox with two outs in the sixth, and retired 10 of the 12 batters he faced, including seven on strikeouts. It marked the first shutout in a championship game in the 27-year history of the Atlantic Sun. "Even thoagh I threw 120 pitches on Wednesday, my arm felt fantastic," Ingoglia said. "I knew that my defense was behind me, and that the other team was pressing, and all I had to do was throw strikes." Shane Jordan went 3-for-5 with two runs and two RBI on Sunday, and batted .429 (9-for-21) during the tournament en route to Most Valuable Player honors. "Our pitching was unbelievable," Jordan said. "Not just today but in every game. They really Open regional against No. 7 National Seed Florida Friday Special to ttw Herald DeLAND — Friday afternoon, the Stetson Hatters were two outs away from having their season come to an end. By Saturday evening, they were conference champions. Ryan Heacox and Chris Ingoglia combined on a four-hit shutout as Stetson defeated Florida Atlantic 8-0 in the championship game of the 2005 Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament at Melching Field. The Hatters (35-26) won three consecutive elimination games to capture their fifth confer­ ence title and their first since 2000. "We have hosted this thing for the last four years, and this is the first time we have done this, and I am so happy for the guys," Hatter head coach Pete Dunn said. "There were times this season that we didn't look good but the came through in the clutch." Brian Bocock, John DeStefano, Jon Still, and Robbie Elsemiller joined Jordan on the all-tour­ nament team. Bocock singled, doubled, and homered on Saturday, driving in three runs. After struggling throughout much of the sea­ son, Stetson's pitching staff stepped into the spotlight and tossed 15 shutout innings to finish tne tournament. "We had great pitching performances, especial­ ly those two seniors, [Cameron] Abel and Heacox," Dunn said. "Both those guys hadn't pitched in about a month, but they Just gutted it up and went out there and did the job. Heacox gave us all that we asked of him and Ingoglia came in and finished it up for us.” During the past three seasons that Stetson University has hosted the A-Sun tournament at Melching Field, the Hatters watched the three other in-state conference schools - UCF, Jacksonville, and FAU - win the league title. This year, it was Stetson's turn. "We knew we had to win this, our record was­ n't good enough to get us in as an at-large," Dunn said. "The kids really persevered coming down the stretch." The team learned Monday morning that it will be the No. 4 seed at the NCAA Gainesville Regional and will play host and top-seed Florida at 8 p.m. Friday night at McKethan Stadium. Tne 2005 champions of the Atlantic Sun Conference, Stetson (35-26) will be making its fifth NCAA Tournament appearance in the last six years, and its 14th postseason appearance in school history. The Hatters will face the Gators (40-20), the No. 7 national seed and the eighthranked team in the nation, in the opening round. "We are playing with a lot of confidence right now," Dunn said. "We played at Florida two weeks ago and played well. We are not going to be intimidated playing in that situation. By the same token the Gators certainly are not going to be looking past Stetson. They have respect for us. Also in the Gainesville Regional is no. 2 seed North Carolina (40-17-1) of the ACC and no. 3 seed Notre Dame (36-22-1), champions of the BIG EAST Conference. The Tar Heels and Fighting Irish will play Friday at 4 p.m. to start the double-elimination regional. "I have got to believe that it is one of the strongest regionals in the entire bracket" Dunn said. "North Carolina has got tremendous pitch­ ing and Notre Dame is coming off a must-win situation in their tournament just as we are." Stetson will be making its second trip to Gainesville this season. The Hatters dropped a close 6-4 decision to the Gators back on May 18. It will be Stetson's first NCAA Regional appear­ ance in Gainesville. "We are excited about going to Gainesville," Hatters head coach Pete Dunn said. "We have been to a lot of regionals in the state of Florida, but ironically never to Gainesville. 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I'd ask kids to get their friends to come out for the team, but they'd say their friends were embarrassed to come out because the swim team was rceived around school as ing so horrible." As bad as the reputation of the team was at the time, according to Ackerson, the lack of training facilities made things even worse. "We were fortunate to have the good people in Sanora and Lake Forest allow us to use their pools for a few years", he said. "But they (the pools) weren't designed to be compe­ tition pools, not temperature controlled or anything like that, so inevitably we'd end up begging for pool time at Lyman or Lake Brantley when the water got too cold." Ackerson's 1996 pitch to " then-SHS principal Grvtchen Schapker led to the City's com­ mitment of $500,000 toward a public City pool to be located at Seminole High. The project was shepherded through tne bureaucracy by former Mayor Larry Dale and longtime City Commissioner and pool proponent Whitey Eckstein, who had long pushed for a public pool in Sanford. The dream became a reality in March of 2000, and Ackerson left his teaching posi­ tion at SHS to run the pool's aquatics programs, including the creation of Sanford's first swim team in over 30 years. The team, registered with United States Swimming and Florida Swimming, Inc., has grown from just two swimmers in 2000 to what Ackerson now calls a 'medium sized' team, complete with three coaches, four different training groups, a summer team for beginners, and numbers that Ackerson believes will eclipse over 120 total swimmers this summer. "It's about the perfect size team for a facility that was built to serve the community first, and that's been foremost in our minds since we started in 2000, the idea that the team should complement the facility, but never overshadow it." said Ackerson. For the fourth consecutive year, the team will conduct its own version of a 'Little League' swim team for begin­ ners. The city's 'Summer Stingrays' program will begin June 6 and run through July 30 at the city's Olympic-level facility located on the campus at Seminole High. Aimed at reaching young people ages 5 to 15, the only requirement for joining the team is passing a swim test in which the swim­ mer can complete 25 yards, in any fashion, without touching the bottom. The swimmers will be placed in training groups where they will leam the four competitive strokes, starts, and turns, all in an environment that places the highest emphasis on mixing fun with competition. Informal. ‘Summer League' swim meets will be held agaiast other local teams' beginning swimmers, meets where all participants get ribbons and no disqualifi­ cations are nude To Ac kerson, the summer swim leam is clearly the foun­ dation for the future of swim­ ming in Sanford "No doubt about it, thr sum mrr team IS the future of Sanford swimming," Ackerson emphasized. "These are the kids that start out on swim team because they just love being in the water, and then, over time, they realize that they can be really good at the sport if they stay with it. "These are the same kids that end up swimming on their high school teams, going on to college swimming, and for the select few, the Olympics." Practice will be held for one hour each day, Monday through Friday (swimmers do not have to be there every day), at the Larry A. Dale Acquatic Center, 2701 Ridgewood Avenue, and the cost for the summer is $150 per child (includes coaching fees, tshirt, swim cap, and all meet fees). For more information about joining the beginner summer swim team, contact Tony Ackerson at 407-302-1034. Krush Continued from Page IB looking to be the team to beat this season." Looking to continue their winning streak, the Krush will take to the road for their next three games, traveling up the East Coast to face off against the Richmond Kickers Destiny on June 9th, the Hampton Roads Piranhas on June 11th, and the Northern Virginia Majesties on June 12th, before returning home to Krush and Kraze Stadium to take on the Bradenton Athletics at 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 18th. Owned by Brick and Central Florida Kraze coach Joe Avallone, the Central Florida Krush is in its first season competing in the W-League, the nation's highest level of women's soccer. The Krush compete in the Atlantic Division of the league's Central Conference, playing 14 regular season games from May-July against seven differ­ ent regional teams. Coached by veteran Lake Mary High School girls soccer coach Bill Eissele, tne Krush is also the sister team to the 2004 Premier Development League National Champions the Central Florida Kraze. Home games are held at Krush and Kraze Stadium at the Seminole Soccer Club complex West of Sanford and North of Lake Mary off of SR 46. For tickets and season pass information please call 407682-K1CK. The Krush and men's team, the Kraze, are part of the Premier Development League (men) and the W-league (women). They compete in the highest level of men's and women's soccer played in Florida. Following is their home schedules: KRAZE * June 17 vs. Cocoa Expos, 7 p.m. * June 25 vs. Richmond Kickers Future, 7 p m. * July 9 vs. Ajax Orlando Prospects, 7 p m * July 13 vs. Palm Beach Pumas, 7 p.m. * July 16 vs Georgia, 7 p m. ' luly 24 vs. Ajax Orlando Prospect!. 5 p m KRUSH * June 16 vs. Bradenton. 7 pm. * June 24 v*. 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H is to ric D ow ntow n 407-330-4423 3291 S. Sanford Avo., Sanford Convenient Spacious Affordable 300 OFF 1st Month’s Rent With 12 Mo. Lease & Approved Credit • Spuiiuuzt Apartment* with large Closett • Lake Front • Voile) ball • Sparkling l*uol » Tennis CourtH Country Lake Apts| AIRPORT BL AIRPORT blvo 95— R oommate Wanted SMS I B Seeking a person to share my home, view of Lake Monroe, fu l house privileges C al 407-3287232 for an appointm ent LIVE o a k blvo Country lake Apartments 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford • 330-5204 Run a i , CAPTAINW LICENSE* Classified Rates (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 Sanford July 11th M flb o u rn r |>rice includes text and a11 i l i«.UrquipnMrnL July InA So hidden cluriles /r s Ad and Get A Garage Sale Kit Classified Contract Rates • 3 Signs (Requires minimum 5 lines per day and 13 week contract. Credit Application Required) • Bright Pre-Priced 5 - 1 0 lin e s ...........................90*/line 11 - 20 lin e s .......................... 80*/line 21 or more lines.................. 70^/llne Legal Advertising $4.95 per column inch Labels • Checklist / tips Call Tedat 407-322-2611 �Pa#e 4B June 16 2.2005 Tm Roald H e r a l d 141— H o m es F o r 114— W arehouse /Rental S pace S a le I BUY HOUSES FOR CASH Call 800-777-888* W arehouse, 7,9 00 *q ft. S an fo rd . 3 o ffice s, truck h d g N *3 3 ,1 2 5 to » (3 5 (X Y *q ll) C a S kto rvfrt.8 6 , 407-3224M64 118— O ffice S pace Fo r R ent * * F t o i* 2/9 Home, Carpet. V>n»I.F3le.aerForch.Sh«l 6 7 0 0 * 7 0 0 0 * 8 0 *8 in. * m , C arpet. H o o k-o p *. F o rth , 9629/8629 Fpte. 3 /2 , Sp a rk m i 1 Stock From L d w , U te o a m * F ir*. Send PaBo. fts a tfia d Wo rk Shop. D oubt* C a rp o rt. 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ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC H a parson deetdee to appeal a deci­ sion made w ith raapacl to any matter considered a l h a above m eeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record of h a proceedings, including h e testi­ mony and evidence, which record la nof provided by h e C«y Of Sardort (FS 286 0106) Cynthia Porter, Deputy CHy Clerk (3) Year 1991W««o Ford V1N# 1FMDU34X0PUB92307 Pubksh June 1.2005 R001 CM C S ie rra 4x4. 2002. 39.950. C all or visit 4076732988 com INissan Pathfinder 1996 only] 91k m l. 98,990 c a l or visit I 4070732968 com. OSH 705 (0) Year 1982/Make Chevrotat VIN41Q 1AY8782C5120292 PubSsh: Juna 1, 2005 ROM RATES HU 461-323-9408 The lla iwd la n d laaponarta tor errors m an advertsement 4 not cor­ rected by • * * a l weak d ia r ha Ad appear* The newspaper la not raaporwda or M ia whatooevar lor any dean made by an ad or lor any d he service* products or opporknees o*wad by our ahrertaare. 1 da nol andoraa a t promote toe ptathaaaa w a d e d any product, aarvlea, company ar todddual hat chooses to advarkaa ai h e newspaper, and we reaarv* h e right to ratoa* sndrst advertising we deem nappropritoa or unaccaptode by our company standards Sstvtcs dirsetory sds art $50 ptr month ptrM ockor 996 ptr month for 2 blocks. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. h a t HELEN T HERNANDEZ h a holder of the M ow ing certifi­ cate! a) haa filed said certificata(s) lor a Uu dead to be issued hereon. The certificate number(s) and ya a r(t) of Issuance, h e description of h e property, and h a nam af*) « which H waa assasaad ie/are as What service do you offer?... Tell the community id e m t ia l r •'T r p .o p s mmm Tree Removal, Trimming, Bobcat Svc, Firewood, Free Estimates. ^ Liolns V 1- 877 - 599-6719 407- 336 - 0449) *m rn»anrru«lrntU lrU rnorsroni Srminulr County UrrnseUNMItHMI ^ A llm a n y R o o f in g Specializing In Rerooflng 6 Repairs 407-322-1926 U c lM $ l5IH « TIEESO nCi W * A ccep t All C red it C ard *. NO MONEY DOWN! New Roof In 10-14 Days u 407 - 390-7444 Bet's Tree Sendee Ik .? DUB > Pruning. Stump J Grinding. Bobcat Wort, Sanoor 1 Fuiy licJln t. 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M 1100am Payment d Sal* la *, spptoabie documentary stamp taxes and recordtog leas are required to be paid by h e successful ted­ der at h e ada. F ul payment d an amount equal to h a highest bid it due withm 24 hours afMr h e advertlsad ton* d sale. A l payments than be cash or guar­ anteed instrum ent, m ad* payable u h e Clerk of h e Circuit Court. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by DEBORAH M BROWN Deputy Clark Pubfiah: June 1.8. IS . 22. 2005 R002 VEHICLE AUCTION t . 91, QMC P/U. #1GTCS14Z7M8521682 2 86. FORD. I1FTBR10A1G UC23308 3. '85. BMW. f W BAAE5407F0695996 Auction to be held on 04-22-00 • 10AM at Pritchett s Towing, 1240 S Ronald Reagan Bfvd (C R 427). longwood Pubksh: Juna 1, 2005 R012 Public auction to be held at 9 00 am on the 19th day o f JUNE, 2008 At the Iron) door o l Sanford Towing * Recovery Inc., located at 2522 Country Club Rd . Sanlord. FI 32771. lor h a purpose ot disposing of h e following vehicle 2MELM75W9RX89S812 1994 MERC Pubksh Juna I. 2005 ROM LYMAN’S CONCRETE SCR VICC Specialise In Concrete, Tile, Block1 & Stucco NoJob Ibo Small! 407- 375-3160 i 4N I I I Y I N S I Cleaning Service Residential & Commercial Weakly. Monthly. ■> Bi-Weekly EXPERT SPECIALTY CLEAN S pecializing In RESIDENTIAL & NEW CONSTRUCTION Liccmcii • Bunded • Injured .ilk About O ur SubContractors And Handy man Specials •M 64I4M II4 m i&m noiAC UMOAO fK $07-321404 SUNBRITE LAUNDRY A l of add property being to h a County o f Seminole. S ale of Florida SERVICE D1RICT0RY H Got Voir Boot Dane Belsrs The Mliw Saassfll Name* In which __ MAMIE EVANS LIFE ESTATE lathe (Change* Brel of each month) ■ Deecrtpaon of Property LEG LOT 2 BLK 10 TR G TOWN OF SANFORD PS 1 PO U S NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE N otice o f A pplication to r Tax Dead (4) Yaw 1990/Make Audi VIN/WAUOCS6A2LA2SO 772 (9) Year 1906/Make Chevrotat V1N41QBW0944QY107900 PARCEL ID# 25-19-30-SAG 1000-0020 By order of ttia O y Commission of h a City of Sardort. Florida. (2) Ysar 1998/Make Jaguar V1N# 8AJHX1747TC766918 ilO . .• . *. .. C C ftT FIC A T l NO: 298 YEAR 0 9 ISSUANCE: 1888 Dated on 8/28/2005. A copy th s l be evadsbt* al to * office of toa City Ctsrk tor an per­ sons desiring to examine h a A l partiea In Intereet and cNUene sh a l have an opportunity to be h e a rt at awd haw ing 417-322-2611 06 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, AMENDING OROtNANCE NO 3881; 8AIO ORDINANCE BE WO A ZONING PLAN FOR A PLANNED DEVELOPMENT: AMEN01NO A PORTION OF THE DC NO DIKEOU PD. PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PROJECT MASTER PLAN TO ALLOW FOR VEHICLE RENTAL OFFICE TO OPERATE ON A PORTION OF THE SITE: REZONINQ 2 9 ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN RMEHART ROAD AND CR 40A ANO BETWEEN PLANTATION LAKES CIRCLE ANO RINE­ HART ROAD: PROV/IOtNQ FOR SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. 00/1*05 14(77-322-20.] "V T P S flT R T vtan 4976732988 com c r a a TOPLACEM CU1 h E C T ttf nano* by tie CXy of Sardort. F lo rid * BBa of which la aa tot- Dodge Ram 2002 Crew Cab 919.960. C a l o r vtan 4078732988 com Cedi H erald Classifieds To Pitch LYour Items For Sale Payments mav may be made by cash, check or credit card. 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Suites Effective 6/1/05 8 am - 3 pm r an s C havrotat 1900 Ext Cab 2001 4x4 LT 914.950. 9282/M th. C a n o rvM 4 0 7 9 7 3 2 8 6 8 .co m a n te d to o o d to M FO R /S U V S /V Fo 223— O F F IC E ruck E xlC ab. 319.980. C a l o r vtan 4078733988.com 221 — VENTURE 1 P R O P ER TIE S 4-H S u m m e r M otorcycles /4W heelers Fo r S ale PontM c G rand Am GT 2004 40oor, *11.900 922VM th. cat orvlan4078732988.com 497-3214 919 W . 1ST, I t f r F . lf r f r l W a n ted A f f O R D A B l l H O M ES °> r«fits Benefit L M azda M ille n n ia. 1995, canard cnndkton. 93900. obo 407-321-2729 LkwtogSals Sarttsd S anaa Z B K ridar Rd xm aa Mama, TV, VCR, A ppliance*. Furniture, O totw * M a c, Tbols A Car P a rt* J u n 3 .8 -9 A J u n 4 .fr4 B a rto rd C a rcta g e C ovet New 3/2 OW. a t appliances A shed. Com pddly set up. m aty to m w a m. 9997/m o. Indudes lo t rent, w kh approved credit 407-3238160. a le 407-371-4764 4-H GARAGE SALE Ford Crown V ictoria 2004 LX le a th er 915.290 3 288/M tti 4078732988.com 219— W 159— R eal E state 4BR/2BA. w d i 2 car kitch e n roo m , law n c a r* b w kidad. 81290/m o 8: 38/V 2B A , fam ily roo m , flr*o < a c *. ca rp o rt, porch. 3929At» 1BR/1BA a p a rtm n tid h C H /A , Security w a te r included R R S a tJ u n A Sam. F irst B aptist Markham W o o d * 9400 M arkham W bods M , U i M a y BaraR W u ti Q ratp M ission trlp/S um m er Cam p Furniture, household Item s A m ors. 407-333-2085. 239— am 141— H o m es For 2 /1 , lg fenced rem odeled 7479x8000 231— C a r s F o r S ale T O ffices For Rent: 400 tq It to BOO sq ft. Sanford. Fulton O ffice Center. 407-314-3790. 1202 217— G arage S ales B ata 944 C asa M arina. Sanford. Sat. Jun 4, 6am -11am . Fum dura, d o th **, lots of q u a ltyka m a L ocks d o ff o f C elery A v * a t Catary K a y 2 deluxe ofc spaces lo r re n t In te m e t/p h on e reedy, elec m eld. 9690/m o ee. or H 2 0 (ym o bom. 407-321-7497 S C l a s s if ie d s 407- 324-1177 HABITAT FOR HUMANITY L O O K IN G F O R P R O P ER TY \0 D onation* for ti w rite-o ff and to purchai m inim um 6,000 squa feet of buildable Ian Call 4 0 7 -6 9 6 -5 8 5 1 �T n H erald June 1 A 2.2005 P l f C 5 B - -! LacAis tor tha fMng of a petition. Tha agreement to me— Th» Department ol ErwtronmemM Protection gfvee nottoa of a g a n c y a ^ of srttitog intoa Conaant CMaradtoRtohdRl and KiW w n Roy pursuant to Seclon 120.87(4). Florida l TTwConaam Ordar addrwaaa toe Mng ol wa— Ida tor w aooaaa read. dMdad Mo two portione. on Lot 26-20-30-5AROOCO-IIOC. naar Shore Road. Wintor Spring*. TT» Conaant Ordar la available tor pubBe Inspection during norma) bu houreM O am . to 5.00 pm .. Monday trough Friday i lagal fWdaya. at toe Oapartnant ol Emrironmanta) Pro> 3318 Maguire BtaL, Soria 232, Orlando, Florida 32803. _ _ are altoctod by Mo Conaant Ordar hmra a right to patoton ter an arMMaatolrahaa on • » Conaant Odar. The PaMon muot contain too IntormaOon aat torih below and mute ba Mad (raoaTred) in too OoparenonTb Office at Qanand Counaat. 3000 Commonireatto Boutaward. MS-38. Taflatiaaaoo. Ftorida 3238* 0000 . MNn 21 daya at reoalpt ol 88a nottoa. A coy of toa Po88on mual alao ba mtetod te tfte Sm* of Bkvg to toe Dtohtot Office named above al •» M 8eatad Fafture to Bto a potHton wNNn toa 21 daya conadUoo a wafcar ot any right ouch pareon hao to an admMaM tlre haartng purauanl to 8 * e ta a 120.388 and 120.57. Florida nama, addraoa. and totapbona numbor of oaeti p— toner. too DapartnanTa Irian—cffikxt numbar tor t o Conaant Outer and B » county In which toa aubject matter or ac8v8y la located; (b) A atatamant ot how and atoan aacb padttonar recehreri nodoa ot toe Conaant Orriar;(c) A statement of hoe each peffitonartssubttartoal MareMo are altoctod by toa Conaant Ordar <d) A atotomont of toa material tecta deputed by patteonar. 8 any; (a) A atatamant ol tecta aMch petitioner contanda warrant reversal or modffic—on of toe Consent ORtor.ff) A etetenwnt of which retee or atatotea padttonar contanda require reversal or modMcadon of toa Conaant Ordar, (g) A atatamant of toa ratal aought by petiHonor, anting praciaaly toa action petitioner wants toa Department to talia with raapact to toa Conaant Ordar. H a petition la Mad. toa edmfntetretive haartng procaaa Is designed to formulate agency action. Accordingly, toa Department's final action may bo dHlarant from toe posMon taken by 8 In tola Nottco. Parsons whoaa substantial MareatawM be affected by any decision of toe Department with regard to too rubied Conaant Order have toa right to petition to become a parly to too proceedkvg. Tha petition must conform to toa requirements specified above and ba Mod (received) wttoln 21 days ol receipt of M s notice In too Ofllca of Qaneral Couneel at toe above address of toa Dapartmant Failure to petMon wNNn the allowed time frame constitutes a waiver of any right such per­ ron has to request a hearing under Sections 120.588 and 120.57, Florida Statutes, and to parttdpale as a party to tola pro* caodtog. Any subsequent Intervention wMonly ba at tha approval of toe prestdtog officer upon petition Mod pursuant to Rule 28106.205. Florida Administrative Code. A person whose substantial interests are affected by toa Consent Order may Me a Umafy petition tor an admlnlatratlva hearing under Sections 120.589 and 120.57. Florida Statutes, or may choose to pursue medtetion as an alternative remedy under Section 120.573, Florida Statutes, before too deadHna tor Ming a petition. Choosing mediation wM not adversely affect the right to a hearing if mediation does not result In a settlement The procedures tor pursuing mediation are set forth below. Mediation may only taka place Mtha Department and aNtoo par­ ties to toa proceeding agree that mediation Is appropriate. A per­ son may pursue mediation by reaching a mediation agreement with all parlies to the proceeding (which Include the Respondents, the Department, and any parson who has Med a timely and sufficient petition tor a hearing) and by showing how tha substantial Interests of each mediating party are affected by the Consent Order. 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Benefits. 401K Trainees Welcome/ Miami area- esp req 21 nun egc/Clau A CDL Cypress Truck Lanes (800)343-1331 face water management system tor a 1.45-acre development known aa toa Cross Seminote Trail North (PS-595-01). CAM NO. fcO ter-ir-T -aH A P UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (a) The names, addressee, and totephone numbers of any per­ sona who may abend toa me— n; (b) The name, address, and totephone number of too modtotor eetoctod by toa psrites, or a provtaton tor selecting s medtotor wttom a reacJWed Bme; (c) Tha agreed a8oca8on of too ooate and toes associated with is. ■ iTrelM --- “ -DOn| Dire (d) The agreement of too partes on toa confMenttofy of ritecusalone and documents Introduced during medtoSon; (a) Tha dess. Bme. and pteoa of toa iraf madaion session, or a daadbna tor hofdtog toa 8rst session. 8 no medtotor has yet bean chosen; (f) Tha nama of each party's rspreeentattvs who shea have autoorty to aadte or recommend statement; and (g) Either an teffiton—on of how 9ie aubatorteaf interests of each me— g party W Ba — tori by 8ta ac8on or proposed aetton aririreeeed In Ma noboa of totem or a ttetemanf dearly Idwdfytng toa paMton tor haartng that each party haa already Med, and Inoorportebtg 8 by reterenoa. PoSo Tropical. 7300 N. Kendal Dr. Miami. FL 33156. application 840-117-90882-7. The project Is located In Seminole County. Section 32. Townehip 19 South. Range 31 East. The ERP appHpfAriffi it lor conduction ol I surfacs water management system tor a 1.039-acre, commercial development known as the Potto Tropica at Marketplace at Seminole Towns Center. Semlnola County. 520 W. Lake Mary Bfvd.. Sanford, FL 32773. appBcatton 840-117-29357-3 Tha project Is located in Seminole County. Section 02. Township 21 South. Range 29 East. The ERP application la tor construction of a surface water manage­ ment system associated with road construction for the Seminole Wtedva Tran Underpass at State Road 434 A Markham Woods Road. JK Holdings LLC. 10000 W Colonial Dr.. Suite 288. Ocoee. FL 34781, appBcatton 840-117-99042-1. The project is located in S eminote County. Section 14. Township 20 South, Range 30 E ast The ERP application is lor construction of a surface water management system tor a 3 09-acre, commercial development known as the Sanford Badcock Furniture Store. Bast Mortgage. 100 Alexandria Bfvd. 810. Oviedo. FL 32785. appBcffiton 840-117-83807-2. The project is located in 3eminole County. Section 10. Township 21 South. Range 31 E ast Tha ERP appBcatton Is tor mitigation tor approximately 0.34-acres by uBBztng a mitigation bank on 379 East Broadway. (h) The signatures of Ml parttea or toelrautoorttsd represents Aa provtdsd In Sacden 1*1.573, Florida Stelutes. toa Umafy agreement of ad parttea to medtote wM toa toe 8me Irrtteaone Imposed by •aedena 120.888 and 120.57, Florida Statutes, tor requaadng and heldtog an admlntobeffire hearing. Untoss ottertries agreed by toe perttoe, tvs madtedon mual ba concluded w8Nn Italy daya of toa aasouBon of toa agreement 8 medtoBon results In aadtemanf of toa admlnlatratlva dtoputo. toa Dapartmant mual enter a Bnaf ordar Incorporating too agree­ ment of too paritoe. toaraons whoso aubotonBal Marsala wd be affected by auch a modtoed Bnaf dacfaion of toe Dopartnant have a right to p afo n tor a haartng only in accordance wlto the raquMmanfa tor auch petteona aat torto above, and muaf theretore Mod took peBBonewahln 21 daysof receipt of tola notioo. 8 medtoBon terminates wltoout aadlamanf of toe dteputo. too Oepattoianl sha8 nodfy a* parttoa In wridng that toe admlnlatra Sva hearing ................under Sections 120588 and 120.57, Ftorida aialuteo, remain avalabte tor dtepooMon of toe dteputo. and toa nottoa wM specify toa dsadtoiss toat men wM apply tor challenging toe agency action and alactlng remedtos under tooee two statutes. The Me(s) containing each of the above-listed appfication(t) are avaBabte tor inspection Monday through Friday except tor legal hoBdays. 8 0 0 am . to 5 0 0 p m. at toe St. Johns River Water MnnQnninf Dtetrict Iteidcuifteri ot tht appropriate Sarvtoa Canter. WiWten ot^acttoni lo toa application may ba mada, but should be Med with (received by) the District Clerk, 4049 Reid S t. Paiatka. Ftorida 32177-1429. no later than 14 days from the date of publication. Written objections should identify tha objec­ tor by nama and address, and toty describe toa objection to toa appBcatton. FMng a written objection does not enWte you to a Chapter 120, Ftorida Statutes. Administrative Hearing. Only those persons whose substantial Interests are affected by toa application and who Me a petition meeting toe requirements of Sections 120.598 and 120.57. Ftorida Statutes, and Chapter 28108. Ftorida Administrative Code, may obtain an Administrative hearing. AJI Bmefy Med written objections wiB be presented to the Boerd tor consideration in its deliberations on application prior to the Board taking action on the application. Gloria Lewis, Division Director. Division of Permit Date Services St. Johns River Water Management District Publish: June 1. 2005 Pubaah: June 1.2008 R018 rooo Nodes of Application for Tax Deed Names in which assessed RICHARO J ALLEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that MELENOA J EDMISTON OR RICHARD S CASSELBER­ RY tos holder of the M ow ing certMlcate<») has filed said escttticatojs) tor a tax deed to be te flo n . The certificate num ber(t) and ye a r(t) ot issuance, toe description o l toe property, and the name(s) in which ft was assessed is/ere as toBows: A l of said properly being in tie County of Seminole. State of Florida. C IR Ttn C A TI NO: 272 YEAR 08 ISSUANCE: tBBS Monday. JULY 11. 2006. al t t 00am. PARCEL 10# 25-19-30-SAG110B 008A Payment of Sale lee. applica­ ble documentary stamp taxes and recording fees are required to be pad by toe successful lad­ der at toe sale. FuN payment of an amount equal to the highest bid is due wttom 24 hours after the advertised tope of sale. A l payments ante be cash or gewanloed Instrum ent. made payable to the Clerk o l the Circuit Court. NoflCC Tha S t Johns River Water Management District haa received tha app*caHon(a) tor Environmental Resource Permit(s) from: Kbnley-Hom A Associates, Inc., 3880 Maguire Bfvd. Suite 200. Orlando. FL 32803, application 84-117-98874-1. The prefect is located In Seminole County, Section 31, Township 19 South, Range 30 E ast Tha ERPappteaHon la tor construction ol a surface water management system tor a 27.18-acre, residential development known as Grande Oaks City of Winter Springs. 1128 E. State Road 434. Winter Springs. FL 32708. appBcatton 840-117-98901-1. The project la located in Semlnola County. Section 30. 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(800)658-2885 www ngidbuilding com Your Ad Could Be Here Unless such certificated) shaft be redeemed accordtog to lew. toe property described to such certificated) wd be sold to the highest bidder s i toe west front door, Sem inole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on Dated on 5/26/2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clerk Publish: June t. 8. 15. 22. 2005 ROOD Notice o f A pplication fo r Tax Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that MELENOA J EDMISTON OR RICHARD S CASSELBER­ RY the holder of the toaowtng certificate)s) has tiled said cer­ tificate!*) tor a tax daad to be issued thereon The cert)heal# number(s) and year(s) of wsuance. the description of the property, sod the nam e(i) m which It was assessed is/are as M ow s: CERTIFICATE NO: D2D YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1994 PARCEL 10# 2 5 I 9 30-5AQ 1410-00/0 Description of Property LEO LOT 7 LESS N 19 02 FT BLK 14 TR 10 TOWN OF SANFORD PB t PG 57 GUY TIMOTHY LALONOE NOTICE OF FORFEfTUR* Notice la hereby given that on May 17, 2001. In toe caee of United States v. Guy Timothy Lafondo. Criminal No. ID 5 c fiJ7 T-26MAP, tha United States District Court tor too MkJdte DMfet of Ftorida entered an ordar condemning and tortaBtog to toe United States of America alt right, tttto and Intoreat of Guy I ImOTny LAKXVM W u te lOiOWing pfO pw iy. 1. Approximately 830.000 00 Unitad Statoa Currency. Batted on January 28. 2005 from 3808 Lake Harney Clrcte. Geneve, Florida) drug proceed s 2. Approximately 8150.000 United State* Currency aefzed on February 16. 2005 from 3608 LMre Homey Clrcte and 580 Guy Court in Geneva. Ftorida (drug procaodt); 3. The real property, tndudtog a l Improvomont toereon and appurtenances thereto, located al 550 Guy Court, Qanmre. Ftorida. belonging to Guy Timotoy Latonde and Artyn R. Latontea (used to itore and/or distribute marijuana); 4. The real properly, tndudtog a l Improvomante toereon told appuftoffncoe thereto, located a 2371 Wacaaas Drive. Oenere, Florida 32732. Seminote Courtly property 10 numbor 01-20M 3AP-0020-0000. and too 5-acre trad attached thereto which haa a parcel ID number 01-20-32-3AP-031G<X>00, belonging to Qlfy Timothy Latonde (aha Francos) and Jenny Frances (used to store and/or distribute marijuana). The United States hereby gives nottoa of Its Intent to dtepoao of the properties set torto above in auch manner aa toe Urttod States Attorney General may direct. Any parson having or ctefmtoga legal interest in any of the fortetted properttea, mual t o a petition with the Office of toe Clerk. United State* Dtetrict Court, Sam Gibbons Federal Courthouse. 2nd Floor. 801 North Florida Avenue. Tampa. Ftorida 33802. within thirty (30) days of too Rnal publication of this notice. The petition shaft ba aignod by tha po8ttoner under penalty of perjury and shaft set torto toe nature and extant of tha petitioner's right, title, or Interest In toe torteftod property, toe time and circumstance* of the petitioner's aoqutel tion of the right, title, or interest in toe tortsited property, and any additional facts supporting the petitioner's claim, and the refttof sought. A copy of any such petition is to be served on Paul I. Pares, United States Attorney for the Middte District of Ftorida. 400 N. Tampa Street. Suite 3200. Tampa. Ftorida 33802. Attn: Tonya L. Shotweil. Special Assistant United States Attorney. Thornes D. Huriburt. Jr. United States Marshall Middte District of Florida Tampa. Ftorida Publish: June 1 .8 . 15,2005 ROOT UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIOA ORLANDO DIVISION CAM NO. S 04-CT-212-ORL-31DAR (Forfeiture) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA CARLOS VAZQUEZ NOTICE OF FORFEITURE Utetidkia htesby g<ben toat ortftlay ^ 0 0 5 . In toe case ol J ’States V Cartos '^arquex.-Crimlreil No. fl (M-cr-215 3 1DAB, the United States District Court for tha Middle District of Florida entered a Preliminary Order for the forfeiture of $18,000 00 in U S Currency The United States hereby gives notice of its Intention to dispose of the forfeited property tn such manner as the Attorney General or a designee may direct. In accordance with the provisions of 21 U S C. §4 853. any person having or claiming a legal right, title or interest in the aforementioned property mual file a petition with the Clerk of the Unfed States District Court. Orlando Division. 300 Federal Building. 80 North Hughey Avenue. Orlando. Florida 32801 within thirty (30) days of the final publi­ cation of notice of the crimmal forfeiture action or receipt of direct written notice, whichever is sariisr The petition shall be signed by the petitioner under penally of perjury and shall set form the nature and extern of the petition­ er's right, title, or interest m the forfeited property, the time and circumstances of the petitioner's acquisition of tha right, title, or interest m the forfeited properly, any additional facts supporting tha petitioner's claim, and tha relief sought. UNITEO STATES MARSHALS SERVICE MIOOLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA Publish: May 18. 25. 2005 and June 1. 2005 0114 CERTIFICATE NO: 223 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: ISM PARCEL ID# 25-19-30-5AG080B-0020 Description of Property: LEO S 30 5/6 FT OF LOT 2 BLK B TR B TOWN OF SANFORD PB I PO 56 ANF Advertising Networks of Florida Week of May 30, 2005 PARCEL IO« 35-19-30-5171000-0070 Description of Property: LEG LOT 7 BLK 18 LOCKHARTS SUBO PB 3 PO 70 Names m which ast en ed TOM HAK3LER Names in which assessed: CHARLES HAYES. XAVIER HOLLIS, TROYUAIN A HOL­ LIS. AARON HOLLIS Aft of said properly being in Ihe County of Seminole. State ot Florida. Unless such certificate^) shall be redeemed according to law. the property described m such certificate! s) wW be sold to toe highest bidder at tha west front door. Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on Aft of said property being In toe County of Seminote. Stale of Ftorida. Unless such certificated) shaft be redeemed acconkng lo law. Ih * property described in such certificated) w4 be to ld to the highest bidder at Ihs west Irani door. Seminote County Courthouse. Sanford. Ftorida. on Unless such certificated) shaft be redeemed according k> law. Vie property desenbed In such certificated) wd be sold to toe hrghest bidder s i toe weal Irani door. Seminote C ourtly Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on Monday. JULY 11, 2005. al I t 00am Monday. JULY 11, 2005. at 1100am Payment of Sale tee. appftcabie documentary stamp taxes and recording lees are required to be paid by toe successful bid­ der at toe sale FuX payment of an amount equal to toe highest bto * due witten 24 hours after toe advertised bme of sale A l payments shaft be cash or guaranleed instrum ent. made payable to the Clerk o l the Circuit Court Payment of Sale fee. applicable documentary stamp taxes and rscortkng tees are required to be past by Vie successful bidder al tti* sate. F u l payment of an amount equal lo Vie highest bto is due wShsi 24 hours alter tha edvsrtised tune of sale Aft pay­ ments shaft b * cash or guaran­ teed instrument, made payable to the Clerk of Ihe G rant Court Names m which JACK JONES JR assessed Aft of said property being to the County of Seminole. State of Florida. Dated on 5/26/2005 Rua yeur ad STATEWIDE!!! Fur only $450 you can place your 23 word classified ail in over 130 newspapers throughout the state teaching over 5 MILLION readers. Call thu newspaper or Advertis­ ing Networks of Florida at (866)742-1373. Visit us online at www.Honda classifieds com Display ads also available OF ISSUANCE: IStS Monday. JULY 11, IM S . a l I I 00am. Payment of Sale tee. appftcabte documentary stamp taxes and rscortting I* * * are required to be pud by toe succeeshft bid­ der at toe tale. FuB payment of an amount equal to toe Ngheel bto * due wftom 24 hour* altor toe advertised time of sate. Aft payments shaft be cash or guar­ anteed instrum ent, made payable to toe Clerk o f toe Circuit Court Dated on 5/26/2005 MAHYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by DEBORAH M BROWN Deputy Clerk Pubftsri June I. 6. IS. 22. 2005 ROtM Notice o l A pplication to r Taa Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, toat WILLIAM E KIRCHHOFF toe holder o l toe toftuwng cerbfccate(S) haa filed said cartel Calais) tor a taa deed to be waned toereon The certecaie num berts) and yean i l of a k a r u toe deecnpbjn (ft toe property and toe n a m e ltl n whc#i ft • a* aaaeaaad w are aa luftuws MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by DEBORAH M BROWN Deputy Clerk Publisn June t. 8. IS. 22. 2005 ROOS Notice of A pplication to r Taa Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that WILLIAM E KIRCHHOFF Vw holder of Vie toftowvig cartftic a te d l has tiled te to certifi­ cated) tor a taa daad to ba a toad trier eur Tha certificate number (• | and year 11) of eeusnee. Via deecnpkcxi of fia property and Vw nam ed) «i •h e n * wee asaaaaad arare ae fcdMM C(M N #ICAft NO S a l TEAR I Dated on 5/26/2006. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clerk Publish June 1.8. 15. 22. 2006 R006 Classified; W ork 1 Call Tf.'d .i! Thi.* SanfoftJ Mura Id 407 2011 To f'laU : 7our /«/) � 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, June 01, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 01, 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>, June 01, 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/565b881abf68d5b29fc99587a4f56ee8.pdf 66710e265fd18dc09a990895c078c043 PDF Text Text W e e k e n d : S un d a y , O c t o b e r 2 , 2 0 0 5 The Sanford H erald Vol. 114, No. 11 • Copyright © 2005 Tho Sanford Herald 50C Airline shuis down By Llano Edlxon Herald Staff SANFORD — Vacationers were left without a plane ride home from Orlando Sanfonl International Airport Friday when their TransMeridian Airline flights were camelled due to a midnight cease of operations by the airline. Airport officials released a press release Ihursday, Sept. 29, to confirm that TMA had shut down all of their commercial flights as of Friday. The airport set up a call center and a g o o d ie s Lake Brantley, Lako Mary and Lyman high schools all pickod up important SAC and district football victories on Thursday night. Man faces sexual battery charges on girl, 12 S t i S p o rt f , P a g * I I Ball will benefit single moms battling cancer LAKE MARY — Tlie Kathy Hoffman Corso Foundation, Inc. will hold its sec­ ond annual Pink Ribbon Ball on Oct. 7, at the O rlando Marriott, Lake Mary. The Foundation was created to assist Corso with the high costs she acquired while fighting breast cancer. Corso was diagnosed with can­ cer in 1997. The single mother of four was able to have the medical and financial burden she had accum ulat­ ed over six years eased with the help of donations from the community. Corso was a long­ time, devoted resi­ dent of Sanford. She lost her life to breast cancer in November, 2003. It was Kathy's wish that this Foundation continue in the spirit it was started by helping single mothers fight­ ing breast cancer, a letter from the Foundation's board stated. There will be a silent auction at the Ball. The Foundation direc­ tors have requested people to donate item s, gift certificate or services to be auctioned. The success of this event depends on support from the public the organiz­ ers said in the letter. Businesses that donate to the auc­ tion will have their nam es in the auction catalog. For more inform a­ tion call 407-3244K3I. S e m in o l e S m ile Pari S a d ig h — Ail/muuc teodiar at I t * Hofipw Canter m Sanford computer station for stuck passengers so that they could make phone calls and check Web sites for oilier arrangements. "We tried to get word out as soon as we lieard," Michael Cairns, 051 public relations manager; said Friday. He said tliey hadn't heard why TMA had ceased operations, but a press release was issued Friday afternoon on the TMA W'eb site claiming unsuccessful negotiations to restructure tile compa­ ny's debt led to tho shut down. Tlie company said they would file for protection under Section 7 of tlie US Bankruptcy Code. Shelly Varel and three of her friends, all horn Illinois, had vacationed together in Orlando tills past week and were sup­ posed to fly out at 11:15 a m. Friday on TMA. "We walked in and they said it was cancelled," Varel said. The foursome was able to get anotlicr flight out of Orlando International Airport but tliey said tliey weren't sure yet now tliey were going to get from OSI M tfild photo by Tommy Vlncont Stranded passongors try to make altornativo arrangements in Sanford Friday. S e e Airline, P a g e 8A Police, city spar overpay hicrease Happier Times B y Llane Edlxon Herald Staff By Karla R ey es Herald Intern SANFORD — Tlie Sanford Police Department's Union president claimed this week that their officers are over­ worked and underpaid, but interim City Manager Gene Miller disagreed. The negotiations, which also include the Sanford Fire Department, began a few months ago, and when settled will take effect in the 2005­ 2006 fiscal year budget which starts in October. Miller said Thursday that all city employees are receiv­ ing a 3 percent adjustment in October. Union President Sgt. Ned Golden said earlier this week that police officers in Sanford rank sixth or seventh in the area in pay, but they have the most call-outs compared to the other municipalities. "O ur call volume is the absolute highest," Golden said. The Sanford Police Department's Web site stated they had 110,462 calls for service in 2004. The union is in die second year of a three-year contract, and the only dung in die contract diat is open fur negotiation is a exist of living increase. Golden said they first requested a ten percent cost of living raise. Tlie city and their labor attor­ ney came back with a counter offer of one percent. Tliea in turn, the union counter-offered again with a request for a six LONGWOOD — Ricky Basdeo, 42, was arrested Sept. 27 on the charges of attempted sex­ ual battery with physical fora* and lewd lascivious behavior involving a 12-year-old girl. According to a Longwood Police Department arrest report. 1 i# u .i\ u u it VIII into the vic­ tim's room on July 4, .* $ ■ u n d ressed hi ms e l f , climbed on top'of her and tried to pull her pants down, all while placing B asd eo his hands on her throat and chocking her. According to the victim, the first time Basdeo did something similar to this was hack on May 7, 2003, when he nibbed her gen­ itals over her shorts while she was watching television in her living room. Officer Herb Stewartson was unable to describe what relation­ ship Basdeo has with the victim to protect the girl's identity, but he said Basdeo had regular con­ tact witli her. A tip of alleged abuse was made to the abuse hotline. Advocates then called Child Protective Services who then involved law enforcement. Travares McGill smiles for the camera In a happier time. Sharon Bostic of Sanford wants justice for the boy's death at 16 In July. Mom’s anger drives her search for justice By S tev e P arad is State attorney gate ci Herald Staff ORLANDO — Travares McGill's gleaming smile stands out as one of tlie brightest memories Sharon Bostic pos­ sesses of the boy she raised from an infant. Bostic describes McGill as just an aver­ age kid, who loved to show his teeth with a smile. He cut teeth like crazy when he was a baby, she recalled. "H e'd cut four at a time," she said. When he was little, she would wake up to see Travares there with a big smile waiting for her. "People always told me. SANFORD — A spokeswoman for State Attorney Norm Wolfingcr said late Friday that investigators have handed over a report to their office on the shooting death of lYavares McGill in July. No other information was available. 'That's the smilingest baby.'" In July, 16 years after she started car­ ing for M cGill Bostic received the phone call at work that any parent dreads. She S m Ju s tic e , P a g e 3A S m A rrest, P a g e 5A S m P olice, P a g e 7A Local Salvation Army members served storm victims in Alabama By Llane Edlxon Herald Staff A local Salvation Army staff member and volunteer spent a week and a half serving close to 600 meals a day in Bayou La Batre, Ala., to Hurricane Katrina vic­ tims. Leon Harp, of Sanford, traveled to the devastated area with three other team members in an effort to feed the displaced victims. Hie Sanford Salvation Army sent up a mobile canteen (a food truck), that sta­ tioned in (he small shrimp and fishing vil­ lage, which only has a little mure than 750 homes. The Salvation Army has a number of volunteers rotating shifts to travel for the cause*. Harp said most people would remem­ ber the vdlage from the movie setting for Forrest Gunip. In a canteen report Harp said: "Forrest Gump, whose town. Bayou La Batre, iron­ ically was also about a hurricane. Tlie character Bubba had the only shrimp boat ii ii i i .H e m i y E \ New Chief that survived the hurri­ cane and went on to make a fortune catching and selling shrimp." I iarp said on the first day in the bayou they saw shrimp boats beached on tneir sides, and laying on top of one anotlier, just as in the movie. Harp Tliey were told when they first got into the village that many side roads, which were blocked with fallen trees, led to small neighborhoods where some homes were eight feet under water. Many people were still back in those neighborhoods, in their homes, so boats were being used to transport food to those stranded. Each day, he said, people came by to pick up food for those they knew were stranded. HaraM photo by Tommy Vlncanl Looanna R. Raw. center, was pinned witri a bugle and new badge as Seminole County's new fire chief. Standing with Raw are her mother Rose Alexander and her husband. Barry. The ceremony took place Friday morn­ ing at the Board of County Commissioners Chambers In Sanford. S m Army, P a g * SA e c i //»# sO iti. t \ n o .i 0 1 / 1 E x p ^ e r ie n c e E I x c ^ e l l e n c REALTY 1 : e Xe c u t i v e s w e 1 0 7 - 8 6 2 - 9 7 0 0 ----------------f r & i W - ■ 1 �I’llRC 2/\ Tilt. lltHAIJI Sunday. Ortolirr 2. 2 <K»r> S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY O u t Sanford Rocks Review: Camelot comes to life at Helen Stairs Theatre Camelot p r e s e n te d at Helen Stairs Theatre in Sanford. Performances are 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 1 and 2 p.m. on Oct. 2. SANFORD — Fact or fiction, myth or history, Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table came to life on the opening night of the Helen Stairs Theatre Repertory Com pany's production of Cam elot, on Friday, Sept. 23. Camelot was also presented Sept. 24, 25, and 30. Two more presentations are sched­ uled for Saturday, Oct. 1, and Sunday, Oct. Auditions for "G u ys and D olls" will be held 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and on Oct. 3 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Helen Stairs Theatre. Call 407-321-8111. The women of Community M ethodist Church in Casselberry will sponsor a Fall Fair from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be a akin patch, crafts, bake sale, hom em adejellies and rummage sale. Tne church is north of Highway 436, on Highway 17-92. 2. Tills story of the dream of the King of England to create a just and honorable kingdom is cleverly interwoven with the eternal love triangle and the treachery of the illegitim ate son of the King, who attempts to destroy the dream - but the final scene demonstrates his failure. John Sogers as King Arthur, portrays the character perfectly, demonstrating the two sides of (he complex character, the regal idealistic king ami the human frailty of tne man whose uncertainty and jealousy are all to apparent. Kaylie Rojas superbly portrays his Queen Guinevere and her singing is a delight. The arrogant Lancelot, who is tom between his love for Guinevere and his loy­ alty to Arthur, is well portrayed by Gerrit Koester. Bert I’hillipi is amusing as the bumbling King Pellinore though his deliv­ ery is not always clear. Erick Branch as the evil illegitimate son of Arthur is very con­ vincing. David Lang as Merlin, Anthony Rogers as Tom of Warwick and Caroline Cox as Morgan Le fey, all give impressive performances. The supporting cast of Knights and ladies are a pleasure to listen to and add to the convincing presentation of the story­ line. Tlie costumes are colorful and accurately present the period adding considerably to the presentation of the show. The sets, whilst somewhat sparse, are acceptable and adequately convey the background and the times of this medieval story. The orchestra, under the direction of Libby Sellers plays beautifully and sup­ ports the actors well without drowning them out. Choreography by Daphne Winckler is charming and blends well with the mood of the scenes. I Tom Carter, in his first experience as a •niivunr, can be writ "pleased with the results of his efforts. Hie last two performances will be at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 1, and 2 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 2. The Helen Stairs Theatre is located at 203 S. Magnolia in downtown Sanford. For information, phone the box office at 407-321-8111. The d ty o f Lake Mary f . and the Grove Counseling Center will sponsor a jazz , concert at Central Park. The free event will feature jazz by Rico Monaco and The Sol Sons, and a silent auction. The event will benefit the -yV Center's drug and a lc o h o n ; prevention programs. f Herald photo by Tommy Vincent If you wore traveling along Sanford Avenuo near Third and Fourth streets last week, you had to take an MTV detour as the network was filming a vidoo lor a rock group out of Jacksonville. The shoot took place at the former Larry’s Mart that sold antiques and used furniture. Stay tunod to MTV in the future and you may see somo familiar scenes of Sanford. Burglary • Morris Wayne Harris, 52, of Oviedo, was arrested by Sanford police early Friday at a residence in the 700 block of West 24 th Street. Officers saw him leaving the residence. He was charged w ith burglary of a dw elling, property dam age/crim inal m is­ chief, and possession of narcotics equipm ent. • Corey Talberts Rouse, 35, of W illiams Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police T h ursday. I le reportedly bnikiririt"*r»i.<IiNtfliiia in the 1200 block o f West 15llt Street and struck the resident. He was charged with burglary with assault/battery, trafficking in over 28 gram s of cocaine, and possession o f under 20 gram s of m arijuana. T h efts • R iccardo A nthony Barksdale, 41, listed as hom eless, was arrested by Sanford police early Friday. He reportedly look a 12-pack of beer from a store in the 300 block of East 25lh Street, without paying. He was located at 13th Street and M angoustine Avenue. He was charged with petty larceny, trespassing in a structure, and resisting property recovery from a retail merchant. School to be named after Crystal Lake LAKE MARY — Tlie School Board of Seminole County unanimously agreed to name the new school in Lake Mary as Crystal Lake Elementary. Initially the School Board requested the public to submit names to be considered for the new elementary school, referred to as Elementary ~L." Tne names were to have an historical significance to the city of Lake Mary. In accordance with the developmen­ tal agreement, the District then consult—:! with the city to receive its input. Crystal Lake was the favored choice of tlie Lake Mary City commission. Tlie newest elementary school, currently under construction, is located at 231 Rinehart Road, in Lake Mary. Tlie building will feature a 2-story brick building (114,000 square feet), to include K-5 classrooms, resource rooms, computer labs, suites for Art and Music, a Media Center with a TV studio, multi-purpose cafeteria with a stage, I’E pavilion, play fields, and separate bus and parent loops. Doors will open for students at the start of the 2006-2007 school year. • Nicole Carice King, 18, of Larkw ood D rive, and Adrian V anderburg Blevins, 18, of O rlando, were arrested by Sanford police Wednesday at a store in the 12(H) block of W P Ball Blvd. Blevins reported ly look $135.03 in item s and King had $119.16 in items and did not pay before leaving the store. Each was charged with petty shoplift­ ing from a merchant. • Krista Sue Patterson, 22, of O rlando, was arrested by Sanford police Monday in the SANFORD — A Sanford area man was arrested Wednesday, after trying to pass a counterfeit $100 bill to pay for men.Tundi.se at a conven­ ience store, according to the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. The man is identified as Roruld A. Alexander, 54. It occurred just after 9:15 a.m. at the Citgo Convenience Store at 4181 Orange D a n P in g Display Advortlsing Circulation Wanda Kourporvdis Woody Bee* AOvtrtwnf HfMQM C lasuhod Advertising Tad Walker Cheryl Smith 800 block of French Avenue. On Sept. 13, she reportedly took a lawn mower from a carport in the 3300 block of Park Avenue. Followiiip- an W t ^ i T f c r v s F was locaied and arrested on charges of third degree grand larceny and d ealing in stolen property. • W illiam Hollis Richardson, 51, of DeBary, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday at a store in the 3600 block of O rlando drive. He reportedly took a 27inch television set, valued at $276 from the store without pay­ ing. He was charged with first degree petty larceny. • Jeanette C. Ramos, 24, of D eltona, w as arrested by Sanford police Monday at a store in Sem inole Towne Center. She reportedly took $78 in m erchan­ dise from the store without pay­ ing. She was charged with petty larceny. A ssault - Battery • Timothy W asurick, 43, of Longw ood, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday in the 26(X) block of Elm Avenue. He had reportedly attempted to hit a man w ith his vehicle in Wildmere Cove, Longwood. He was located on Elm Avenue and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, driving with a suspended license, and resisting an officer without vio­ lence. • Andrew X. Perkins, 25, of Lake M onroe Terrace, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday at his residence as the result of an altercation with a fem ale. He was charged with battery - tuud i or strike (dom es­ tic v ib len cc)." ■" Blvd., just west of Sanford. Portions of the incident were caught on store video, showing Alexander trying to leave the store with soda and beer, and then drop­ ping it on the floor wlten chal­ lenged by tlie clerk, the Sheriff's Office said. Moments earlier, Alexander allegedly tried to use a plumy $101) Editorial ••Serv ing Seminole County Since 1908" Slave Paradis Managing tdHof Sunday. October 2. 2005 • Vol. 114, No. 11 Doris Dietrich Uane Eduon Mary a Hawkins Nek Plerfauf Dean Smith Tommy Vincent MON The Longwood City Commission will meet at 7 p.m. inCity Hall. Ifems * include the Wildmere Village Replat and a review of the proposed Chaplaincy . Program. WED Big Band Dancing returns to the Sanford Civic Center from-2 to 4 p nu w ith musjc j L byl& c J O g n i u S i G i i C a i ? Traffic Stops • Kerrey Reed Dilbeck, 45, of Airport Blvd. was located by Sanford police Thursday, with his vehicle in a ditch on Airport Blvd. at SR-46A. He was charged with driving under the influence (DU) of alcohol or drugs. Wekiva River Players pres­ ents Gypsy, at the Central Florida Performing Arts Center from Oct. 7 through 16. Show times are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. Reserved seats $15. Group discounts available. The Center is at 2921 Orlando Drive at the com er of Highway 17-92 and SR417 in the Sanford Plaza. • Juan Lopez Lopez, 18, of Hartwell Avenue, was stopped by Sanford police early Thursday at Highway 17-92 and Airport Blvd. l ie was charged with operating a motor vehicle without a valid license. O ther arrests • Luis Angel Vega Jr., 27, of O rlando, w as arrested by Sanford police early Friday in the 2400 block of Lake Avenue where officers said he was caus­ ing a d istu rbance. He was charged with disorderly intoxi­ cation. dollar bill to pay for the goods, which he reportedly tore into " pieces, after tlie clerk established i that the bill was a fake. Alexander returned to the scene after the clerk called deputies, reportedly trying to pay fo r tlie soda and beer again. I le was arrest­ ed for passing a forged-counterfeit instrument. FRI The SANFORD HERALD P O Box 1467 S an tad . FL 32772 1667 Subscription Rates 3 Months in Seminole County t i l 0 0 4 Months in Seminole County ( 2 0 00 I Yew m Seminole County ( 3 6 0 0 I Yeai Other Florida County ( 4 2 0 0 t Yeai Out Of Stale ( 5 2 00 ___ Seminole Community College opens its 2005-2006 Fine Arts Theatre Season with Cole Porter's musical "Anything Goes", at 8 p.m. in the Sanford /lake Mary Campus Theatre (building G). The show will run Oct. 7­ 9 and 13-16. Thursday, Friday and Saturday shows begin at 8 p.m. and Sunday matinees begin at 2 p.m. ‘ Tickets are $6 for the general public, $5 for seniors or stu­ dents, and free to SCC facul­ ty staff and SCC students. Reservations at 407-328-2040. SAT ___ The German American Society will present Oktoberfest at 3 p m. at th» Society's headquarters, 381 Orange Lane in Casselberr $5 entry fee. We welcome and encourage your letten and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. * Writ* to us: 300 N. French Avenue 5 Sanford, a 32771 E-Mail us: Periodical Postage P a d at Sanloid. Florida and additional mailing offices ___ Community United M ethodist Church in Casselberry will have its pumpkin sale at 4921 S. Highway 17-92 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. through Oct. 30. Call 407-831-3777. 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 U SP S 441280 Poelmaalar Sand address changes la Republic Newspapers, Inc. It's the Wiggle Wagglev* Walk, at 9 a.m. at Colonials Grand Center. This is the 6th annual Pet Walk in Seminole County for the SPCA of f.y . Central Florida. Call 407-351­ 7722, ext. 274. Travis Hampton, 25, of Dixie Avenue, was arrested by Sanford olice Thursday in the 2600 P bllock of Georgia Avenue. He had reportedly bee involved in a dis­ pute with a fem ale. He was charged with aggravated battery, knowing the victim was preg­ nant. The Sanford Herald Editor and Publisher Legal Advertising Patti Smith • Timothy Richard Sutton, 40, of Park Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police W ednesday at his residence follow ing an alterca­ tion w ith a fem ale. He was charged with dom estic battery causing bodily harm. Deputies: Men can't pass fake $100 d ill so he tears It up Correction The Herald incorrectly reported in the Sept. 28 edition facts about the North Shore Marina Island joint agreement between the city, CRA, and Suncor Properties. Mayor Linda Kuhn, not former Mayor Brady Lessard, originally signed the contract. Kuhn said City Hall does have a copy of the original contract, but the new contract was signed because the cost of the project had almost doubled. Administration Deny Bonnot! A b o u t SAT From staff rep o rts Q & v, r« cat, M: (407) 322-2011 �T he H erald Sunday, Oftot>cr 2. 2005 P a g e 3 A Justice G a s g o n e w ild Continued from Page 1A ■ -------- ------ o ••,v t *-ouniy County area. 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Both of the Bostics want peo­ ple to know what Tavares was really like. "Tavares was a very bright kid, athletic" Kirkland said. He ilayed baseball and loved basall. Something people might not know about Is his tal­ ent for drawing. "He can draw Just about any­ thing," Kirkland explained. “That was his talent." His mother said the young man struggled in school, and he didn't like it, not unlike many students. She said McGill didn't have a regular circle of friends, which made him unique. "Everybody came home with Travares," Sharon said. "It did­ n't matter what race they were. You'd wake up in the morning and there'd be 20 people on the floor; dishes everywhere." This bugged Sharon. She asked him to stop, but she respected the young man’s response. "They have nowhere else to go Ma,” he would say every time. "If he brought them home, he was going to feed them," Sharon said, adding that he would even ivc the young people his do Trie family WAsn't doing that well, she would tell Travares, but he'd reply: "Aw, man Ma, I can get more, they need it." She was aware that the young men could get into trou­ ble. She warned Travares not to ride in any strange cars. The 16vear-old had faced charges, but his mother said news reports have blown them out of propor­ tion. Most had been thrown out, she said. He had two charges pending when he died. "He was a leader; never a fol­ lower;" Bostic said. He would tell his mom that he never took anything, but he sure did drive. Bostic said police target these young people. Should more people be angry about this? She replied that most people arc afraid to stand up and voice their opinion. Bostic however; docs not mince words. She said Sanford has always been a prejudice town. "Thirty police hang out in the projects," she explained. They have labeled these young people a s troublemakers, she suggested. "They make them seem as though they are bad children, which they are not." For now, the Bostics are wait­ ing to see what will happen T R A N S M IS S IO N TR O U B LE? ' t t a v l s s UM. ft-tt/r- was told something had hap­ pened and she should drive to her daughter's home. Three investigators met her. McGill had been involved in a shooting. He had been identi­ fied. He was dead. At Just past 3 in the morning on July 16, McGill, who accord­ ing to police didn't have a dri­ ver’s license, steered a bor­ rowed car into the Country Lake Apartments near Seminole High School. McGill attended the school, and he was drop­ ping o ff one of at least four pas­ sengers. TWo white, armed security guards approached tkd car. The guards said McGill reversed the car and hit an exiting passenger. They said he drove toward them, so they opened fire. TWo bullets struck the young driver; one through the heart. Bostic does not shy away from expressing her anger that the guanls were not arrested at the scene. Sharon and Kirkland Bostic spoke with The Sanford Herald Thursday at the offices of Morgan and Morgan in downtown Orlando. Sharon has spoken with other passengers in the car. They told her the car was in reverse when the bullets flew. She made her anger known during a public meeting two weeks ago at a Sanford church with the chief of police and a representative of State Attorney Norm Wolfinger. "I'm still Just as mad as hell, nothing has changed,” she said IH )d Don't Maa Outl Call today to qualify to win a f 10,000.00 bondl This Could Bs Youl O c t 2 0 ,2 0 0 5 • Sam lnole To w n s Canter Sanford p " 1- Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 2 0 9 W. 25th S t„ Sanford Since 1959„.Sam e Location I here's ,t belter \\.l\ I n I>ll\ i n s t i l . I I K »• V o n t .i n lm \ y o m 3 2 2 M eet S cot B radley! Richard Ruul i n s u r a n t i* .. A neighbor, tomcon* you know. tomtom you can irvu *nd mprcl. Cali todry and talk to a real penon who lam about your lamllyX | (Xutrriion and tacurlty. 111m i .i s|r.iM.>i-i ,it m I-IIIHI N U M I H K o i 11 1 n n TO N Y RUSSI IN S U R A N C E MV-00584 ^ ( » w ) 4 7 ^ ! i 2 7 0 o m w Iq when prosecutors, get the case from Sanford police and Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigators. Gregorio Frands of Morgan and Morgan represents the Bostics. "The security guards should face prosecution," Frands said Thursday. If the guards are not arrested, that would amount to an approval of their actions. "What that would say is, 'It's OK to kill our young black m e a '" Francis said. He added that Bostic is angry. Her son's 16-year life is worthless because these security guanls were not arrested. 1 "We fully intend to file a law­ suit against the guards and the apartment complex," he said. His firm is conducting its own investigation and a dvil action could involve wrongful death and violation of dvil rights. Bostic wants Justice; he oorv tinued. Whether that from a panel of Judges or a grand Jury handing down an indictment does not matter. "W t want these two security guanls to be prosecuted for the death of Tavares McGill," Francis said. McGill had many relative^ Bostic said. He had fine relation­ ships with his brothers and sis­ ters, nieces and nephews. "Travares loved every­ body," his mother said. "H e was no angel angel, 'but ‘he lorad , e. T n a .. Just the type everyone. That's of person he was SinetJM S M 718, <«,,, 822-0285 % Auto-Oum*rt in su ra n ce Lite Home Car Businasa CT. 'JUo TVMw TV*AO 8 1 i Hardwan IFBTffl Stores Pet Friendly Stores /$ ! ► 2 C u .F l I 2C u.Fl QmeSMS QmiffMH 6 * 6 4 0 lbs. BAG TRY m YOU WILL SEE DIFFERENCE H e’s our new Vice President and Market Manager for the historic and growing Sanford Area. 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Please visit him and our staff at 413 W est First Street or any of our u offices throughout our hometown. Thank you. . i \m:i) BAG I Hay4341427 207 E. 2Sth 8L | »«-» Dm* rv W rap F B I Ms 11122 W. Hwy 43611 H*y4MI42S L •a336*4883J U 321-0885* 339*7365* 862-4323J L 365-6634 �Page 4A Sunday. OcI oImt 2. 2<)0.r> Tin. I I f.r a id O pinion Hail totheMouse October Is a big month in tire life of Mickey Mouse. On Oct. 1 ,1971, Disney World opened in the Orlando area. On Oct. 3,1955, tire Mickey Mouse Qub started mnning on television. I recall being at Disney World for the grand opening, (with a press pass, naturally). Members of the media were given free tickets to go on the rides and see the shows and exhibits. It was a wonderful day, as nothing had been created of that sire or magnitude before, especially in this area. Having been on hand when Walt Disney announced nis intentions of building this facility several years earlier, I was pleased to see it come to fruition I knew it would be a boon to all of Central Florida. Altltough the "Mickey Mouse Oub', a halfItour children's program started on Oct. 3,1955, there was an earlier program, mostly cartoons and Disney movies, called simply, "Walt Disney" Nick (Oct. 27, 1954). It flopped between different ‘"'.•rent TV networks, finally landing ruling ion ABC. The title was • • • • • • • • then changed to "Disneyland'', then "Walt Disney Presents", next, "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color" and several others. The "Q ub" is wnat started in 1955 with the Mouseketeer\ including Annette Funicello and Sliellcy Fabarvs. Finally, it was the "New Mickey Mouse Qub" with Keri Russell and Britney Spears. All of those programs featured remakes of Disney movies, and nat­ ural history dexumentaries. One of the spin-offs from these was "Davy Crockett", which started as segments, and later became a sep­ arate pmgram. The Disney programs officially went off the air in December, 1980 after 25 years. Then.’ are stories llut Mickey Mouse was first calk'd Mortimer Mouse, but movie star Mickey Rooney, who turned 85 a week ago, claimed that Walt named his mouse Mickey, after him. In looking tlmnjgh the background of Mr. M. Mouse, I was sur­ prised to learn he is older than I am. Ih e way he hops around during musical numbers at Disney World howevet shows he‘» in a much bet­ ter physical condition than I am. The squeaky-voiced Mickey Mouse first appeared on Nov. 18,1928 on the screen of the Colony Theatre in New York City. Tire film, "Steamboat Willie" was the first animated cartoon talking picture. Walt himself became the voice of Mickey dur­ ing the early movies. Over die years, I have had one direct contact with Mickey Mouse. During a camping trip to Fort Wilderness at Disney World several years ago, I called the main office and asked if I could get a wake-up call at 7 a.m. Sure enough, promptly at 7 o'clock, there was a knock on the door of my camper. I opened it and there was Mickey, in person, pointing at his Mickey Mouse watch, and motioning for me to leave. For newcomers to the Sanford area something many of us know and many are thankful that it didn't come about. At one time, Walt Disney officials were investigating the possibility of building Disney World just west of Sanford, near live intersections of SR-46 and Interstate-4. You can just imaging the changes we would have these days if we were the Disney headquarters in the southeast. While we probably wouldn't have liad the Seminole Towne Center at that area, there would be a great deal of growth. Our airport would have expanded unbelievably, businesses in the downtown area would have gone through dianges that no one could imagine, and the exist of liv­ ing altlumgh relatively high now, would be even higher. I don't recall exactly why the matter never transpired, and why the Orange/Oscxxila area was selected over us, but I personally am one of those wIki are tiiankful llut it went tlie way it did. Mickey Mouse Ls now just shy ol being 77 years old, and Donald Duck is 71 years old (first appeanng on June 9, Wit). We have been enjoying tliese dur.icters for many years. And regardless of the impact lliey have made on Central florida, we must wish both of tiiem continued success. Opinion Page Policy like our point of view? Do something about H. Write us a letter to ffw editor. AHletters to ths editor must be signed and, lor verification purpoeee. include an addreaa end phone number. Letters should also be United to 800 words. Letters to «te edNor wM be accepted by: D on! •DA. 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And, emotionally, you feel like you’re attached to them." Harp said. Before Harp’s team, which was a first responder team, reached Alabama, they stopped in Tallahassee where Florida Gov. Jeb Bush was "Rallying the Troops" for the volunteers at Mt. Olive Baptist Church. After one day of stationing near the bayou, they positioned the canteen in the middle of town in a shopping center. The supermarket in the shopping center load almost every win­ dow broken out. Harp said he couldn't tell if there had been looting or n o t because the store had been washed out by water in a whirlpool fashion While there, their team served a total of 5,311 meals, with an average of 590 meals a day. They served 8,561 snacks, with an average of 951.2 snacks daily; and they served 8,134 Gatorades and 140 gallons of water. "I’m ready lo go back again" Harp said. Back in Sanford, the Salvation Army is looking for local volunteers to help sort out donations, among other things. 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Shorty Smith, Associate W T O f l.r *ul*act lo ch an ge without r �T iie IlKRUit P a ge G/\ Sunday, October 2. 2<M)r> C fju r d j U t m t o r p I f T .V c * First Presbyterian Church O f Lake Mary 128 West Wilbur Ave., L ake Mary Rev. Brenda Loyal, Pastor Sunday Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. 401-Anglican St. Alban’a Anglican Cathedral Traditional Anglican 3348 W. SR 428 (Atoma Ave) (1/4 mile ofl Qreeneway, SR 417 Going East) Oviedo. Florida 407-657-2378 1928 Book Ot Common Prayer Sunday Service* Holy Eucharist BAM Sunday School (an ages) BAM 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-Assembly of God City Church 650 E. Airport Blvd Sanford, FL 32773 407-321-9600 Eugene Smith. Pastor Sunday Services. 9.00AM A 10 30AM www.oriandocitychurch.com Family Worahlp Center 2462 S. Park Ave * Sanlord. FL 32771 407-322-9222 Jeff Krall. Pastor Sunday Worship Service B:30AM Wednesday Service 7PM Wekiva Assembly ot God 1675 Dixon Rd Longwood, FL 32779 407-774-0777 Greg Freeman. Pastor Sunday Svca, 10AM Sunday School. 9AM B A R N E S H E A T IN G & A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G COMPUTE SYSTEMS-ADDONS FREE ESTIMATES •SERVICE Ail BRANDS RESOENTlAl ANO COMMERCIAL ■MEAT PUMP EXPERTS* STATE CERT FCAC036624 915 W. 2nd 81 323-3517 404-Baptlst 404-Baptist Central Baptist Church 3101 West SR 48 Sanlord. FL 32771-8844 407-322-2914 wwwcbcsan1ord.org Jimmy Dale Patterson. Senior Pastor Sunday Services Sunday Morning Bible Study 9 am A 1030am Worship Services Bam A 1030am Wednesday Prayer Service 630 pm First Baptist Church ot Longwood 891 Stale Road 434 East Longwood. FL 32750-5394 407-339-3817 Chris Whaley. Senior Pastor Sunday •930 am Sunday School •1030am Worship Service 330pm Youth Choir •530pm Awana •530pm Youth Disciplineship 330pm Pastor's Dlsdpiineshlp Study 5 30pmVocal Ensembles Tuesday 7pm Ladies Bible Study Wednesday •1030am Pastor's Bible Study 3:00pm Pastor's Dlsdpiineshlp Study 3pm Divorce Care 3pm Children's Graded Choirs ■6pm Orchestra Rehearsal 330pm 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 Countryside Baptist Church 590 S. Country Club Rd Lake Mary. FL 32748 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 Woode 5400 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary. 407-333-2085 Dr. Bob Parker, Pastor Nelson Chapman. Youth Pastor Sunday-Worship 10:45AM -Childrens AWANA Club 630PM Wednesday Family Activities.. 6PM Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church 2826 Palmetto Ave Sanlord, FL 32773 (4 0 7 )3 2 3 -1 5 *3 websrte-www PABC-LCS org T h e Family Friendly Church' Ron Williams, Sr. Pastor Bill Simpson. Associate Pastor Tony Johnson, Student Ministry Pastor Scott Qarretl, Children's Ministry Pastor •Sunday A M. Svcs 8:30am A 11am -Bible Study 9:45am •Sunday Eve Svc. 6pm Wed. Bible Study AAWANA 7pm Home ot Liberty Christian School Gradea K-4 Through 12th SANFORD i ■ ■ 207 E. 25th St. I f l T 321-0885 A W L oF LONGWOOD A W m * Hwy. 434 6 427 H a rd w a re S tO r f iS ca sselber r y Winter Park Dr. 339-7385 SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN H A R R E L L & B E V E R L Y TR A N S M IS S IO N S SCHOOL and DAYCARE Preschool thru 12th grade •AMnetry oi Church ol God of Sanford ABEKACurriculum •02 W. 22nd6L, Sanford •321-2723 209 W. 25th Strati Sanlord, FL PEST C O N T R O L e a iiM iA i M M m 323-2999 R E S IM A N T use r x u i r p u 11IE. FIRST ST, SANFORD T H E M c K IB B IN AGENC Y INSURANCE 114 f i PARK AVE., SANFORD 322-0331 Call Ted Walker At 407-322*2611 To LOCALLY OWNED ANO OPERATED HON RUSSI4 STAFF Grace Baptist Church BIB Longwood Hitts Road Longwood. FL 32760 407-265-3595 Pastor Dave Thompson Sunday School....930am Morning Worship ...,10:45am Evening Worship.... 630pm Wsetvtew Baptist Church 4100 H E. Thomas Jr Pkwy Sanlord. FL 32771 (407) 323-0523 WWK.WttltYWtttMfiUllOrg Bill Coffman, Pastor Sunday Worship 825am, 10:45am A 6pm Sunday School 935am Wad. Activities. Al Ages 830pm 407-Cathollc O R •SHORTY* SMITH ANO ROBERT 1. BRISSON 0th SL and Laurel A w . Sanlord *322-2131 G L A S S A D D IC T S Stained Glass Creations 104 S Pak Ave Downtown Sanlord 407-324-5636 GiauAddctscom Wgf 4 Oenae Huley Custom Work •Cfeeeet •Scppttet -Stared gum am bpwaw* l i Pioawr U | y | C A iM ld l i i i f •m m b D R M n i JV M # , Ml rA i Seminole County Ptreonil Injury Attorney Since 19 7 1 Sponsor This Page First 8hlloh Missionary Baptist Church 700 Elm Avenue Sanlord. FL 32771 407-322-5489 Rev Dr. Harry D. Rucker, Sr Pallor Early Morning Serv . 8:15AM Sunday School.... 9:30AM Morning Worship..11AM Evening Worshlp(TBA)..4PM Monday Bible Study ...730PM 2626 Iroquois Avs.* 322-2070 B RISSON FU N ER AL HOM E 407-834-5700 www/eyawcom httpJ/jejlaw com i First Church ot Christ Scientist Longwood 975 Markham Woods Road 407-788-7708 Sunday Church Service and Sunday School ...,10AM Wednesday..... 730PM Child Cara provided 145 Wekiva Springs Rd Ste 149A, Longwood. FL Phone 407-869-1490 Mon-Fri 10am-4pm Sat 10am-1pm 419-Church of God RtvsrWalk Church Sanford Church of God 801 W. 22nd SL Sanford. FL 407-322-3942 Rev Wes Tanksiey, Pastor Senior Adult Sunday School ...,9:45AM Morning Worship .10:45AM Sunday Night EDGE 8-7PM Wednesday Family Enrichment 7 to 6PM 8emlnof* Trinity Christian 6chool Prs-School thru grad* 9 407-321-2723 Also Day Cars Start* at 1 Yr to Pre-School. 407-323-1411 422-Church of God of Prophacy Church of God of Prophecy 2509 8. Elm Ave, Sanford. FL 407-322-4015 Thomas Harris, Pastor Sunday School ....9:48AM Praise A Worship ...1030AM Message by Pastor...11AM Evening Service..... 8PM Tuesday Prayer Mtg.lOAM Midweek Service (Wad) 7PM. 425-Congregatlonal DAVID BEVERLY AND STAFF J IM R O W E -Setoffi Ore Skip Gitu&cp' Mi Frimao Arena-SanferS.FlK771 MMtl-tMt -Fai:l(7/t»1W r o n m i i n rim m n First Baptist Sanford 519 S. Park Ave. Sanlord. FL 407-322-6041/407-321-9351 Youth: 407-322-5322 Rev. Joe Douthitt. Interim. Pastor Rev. Tom Smith, Pastoral Cars Rev. R. Wagoner, Music Rev Mark Williams. Students Adam Willow, Inlem-Studenta •Sunday School...B:15AM Sunday Worship,1030A3P Wed Activities, all ages. 6:30PM Nursery Provided 413-Christlan Science All Souls Catholic Church Comer of 9th St A S. Oak Ave Sanlord. FL 407-322-3795 Father Richard W. Trout. Pastor Weekday Mass 830 AM. Mon-Fri Confessions. Saturday, 4PM Saturday Vigil.....5PM Sunday. 730AM, 1030AM. Noon 9AM - English (Social Hal) 8:45 AM •Spanish (Church) 5PM Latin Tndenbne Mas* 410-Christlan Safsharbor Christian Church 730 Upsala Road Sanlord. FL 407-322-0960 Tim Storms. Minister Jos Caputo, Youth Minister Michael Mttttgan, Worship Minister Morning Worship 9 A 1030 Grace Fellowship Congregational Church (NACCC) 2401 S. Park Ave, Sanford 407-322-4584 Larry Leonard. Pastor Sunday School.... 930AM Morning Worship ..11AM Choir Practice Wed. ..830PM Baby sitting service available 428-Eplacopal Holy Cross Episcopal Church S. Park Ave • 4th St. Sanlord FL Sunday Worship 7:30 A 10* m. Nursery A Sunday School for ch*dran. Midweek worship In Chapel on Wads. Community meal 0 530pm Wad*. For times A detail of studies and activities, Cal 407-322-4811. 437-Non437-Non- Denominational Denominational Seminole Community Church 6070 Orange Blvd, Sanlord 407-324-0199 www.semlnolechurch.com Jerry Wel*h. Pastor Saturday 5:30PM Sunday 9AM. & 10:45AM Contemporary Music Casual Dress Friendly Services Professional Child Care Shower Down of Blessings 201 Elm Ave. Sanford, FL 407-321-8369 Timothy Hudson, Pastor Sunday School. 10AM Morning Worship, 11AM Tuo. Prayer, Bible Study. 730 PM 446-Nazerene r S T 2581 Sanlord Ave Sanlord, Florida 407-322-3122 Jon Carries, Pastor Morning Worship, 1030am Sunday School. 930*m Sunday Evening, 6pm Wed Night Bible Study. 7pm 449-Presbyterian First Prssbyterian Church (USA) of Lake Mary 128 West Wlttxir Ave Lake Mary. FL 407-321-1021 HhmnttfYP^” *0100™ Rev Brenda Loyal. Pastor Church School, 930am Morning Worship. 10:45am 440-Lutheran Holy Cross Lutheran Church 780 Sun Drive, Lake Mary. FL Paul Hoyar. 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 Famtty Worship Service Nursery Is provided For Information cal 407-333-0797. Lutheran Church of tinv v * naoaamff fl ■lie ■m ar (Missouri Synod) 2525 8. Oak Ave, Sanlord. FL Pastor Jamas Timmons Sunday School..... 9:15AM Worship Service 1030AM Information. 407-322-3552 Http7Avww.lcnns.org New Creation Lutheran Church Worshipping al: kJyflwttd# Elementary School 401 VWenRoad 407-322-7312 Bob Bresamann. Pastor Sunday Worship: B:4SAM/10:4B AM Nursery Provided www.NewCrsationChurch.ee 443-Methodist Christ United Methodist Church 408 Tucker Drive (comer of Tucker Dr A 427) 407-322-7900 Rev Wayne Stone, Pastor Sunday School......930am Intsr-Mlssion........ 1030am MomiAg Worship ...11am Bible Study Wednesday..........830am Chttdren* Time Included In Worship Nursery provided lor Babies and Smal Children. •Small Enough To Love You • Growing In Christ To Serve You* First United Methodist Church 419 Park Avs, Sanford, FL 407-322-4371 Jim Bradshaw, Pastor Morning Worship, B30am A ll :00am 9:45am Contemporary Service Coffee Fellowship, 930am Sunday School. 9:45am Youth Fattowship. 4pm Nursery Provided First Presbyterian Church of Sanford Downtown on 3rd A Oak 407-322-2662 c ~ - lltnfjflrw'‘*w>9tnn‘nn« cc Sun. Worship 10AM Nursery Adult Sun. School BAM Young Adults Sun School 11:15AM Sun. Youth. Food. Movie, Fellowship 5PM Mon. Choir A Betts 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 W* Welcoma Your Visit At Any Event Jody McKewen. Minister Markham Woods Presbyterian Church 5210 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary. FL 407-333-2030 Dr. Michael L Andrews, Early Service, 630AM Sunday School, al ages 8:16AM Traditional Worahlp 1030AM Nursery Provided Upeaia Community Praabyterian Church •Knowing A Making'’ '' Known Jaad* Christ* Comer of 46-A A Upsala Rood, Sanford. FL 407-330-2638 wwwHTwelerhnrrhnnm Rev. Bryan L Wenger, Pastor Sunday School 930am Morning Worship 1030am Nursery Cars Provided 451-Seventh Day Adventist Seminole I Seventh Day Adventist Church 6779 CR 427 Sanlord, FL (behind Flea World) Pastor David B. Graham Sabbath School 930am Morning Worship 1030am MkJwk Worship, Wed. 7pm Chttdrens Church Provided Kids C O O L Club Seventh Day AdvanNet MARS HILL BOA 800 East 2nd 8 t Sanford, FL 407-323-5648 Sabbath School.... 930AM Divine Worship ......11AM Wad. Prayer Mtg 730 PM 446-Naze rane I t Peter’s Episcopal Church 700 Rinehart Rd. Lk Mary, FL 407-444-6873 Rev Charts* L Holt, Rector Wkend Eucharist: Sat. 5pm Sun 730am, Dam, 11am Chid. Church 9am/11am Nursery, 8:45am -12:45pm 431-Charismatic Episcopal Church of The *ChfnniiK EpBOOpcf Ghuntf 803 W 4th St Sanlord, Florida 407-323-6067 Rev Mark Barth. Priest Sunday Eucharist.... 930AM 437-NonDenominational Sun. 1030am at Longwood Civic Lsagua Woman's Club 136 W. Church Ave. downtown Longwood Phono: 407-339-0277 We Are Changing The World One LM* At A Tim# www Itespnngmmistrtes-org Bridgeway Church 421 Longwood/Lk Mary Rd Laka Mary, FL 32748 (currently meeting • Lk Mary Elementary) Pastor Jeffery Cook Sunday Worship. 10am Wed. Fattowship, 7pm www fflrtguitychurcfum/ 407­ 324-9060 Budding bridges of Faith. Hop*. A Love; (An affiliate of the Church of the Naj arena) 458-Wesleyan Wesleyan Church of I 5560 Wayside Drive Sanford. FL 32771 (Off 1-4 (Exit 81) West First Street on Left •On* MBs) Leonard ODormett, Pastor 407-322-6332 •Where tha Gospel la good News* Sunday School..... 3:45AM Morning Worship ....11AM Evening worship ...,3PM Mid-Weak Mtg Wed. 730 PM Please Share Your LM* 1 �T ill I I f r a u ) Sunday, Ortnlwr 2, 2005 Page 7A L ifeS tyle The Way We Were: Items about church, 1920 On the occasion of the first service to be held in the new auditorium of First Baptist church, on Dec. 26,1920, the Dec. 24, 1920, edition of 77ie Sanford H erald was full of items about the church. This is a continuation of last week's column, Riving fur­ ther items from The Herald. If you are interested in reading more history of the church, my book, "A History of First Baptist Grace Marie Churcn, Sanford Florid, S tin e c ip h c r 1884-1984” is available for purchase at the church or the Sanford Museum. There are very few copies left. The Sunday School We are fortunate to begin with, in having a building constructed especially for Sunday School purposes, and in which each depart­ ment has a place. Our Sunday School is per­ fectly graded according to the most approved methods and our department officers and teachers have been specially trained, and have taken special courses of study, fitting them for the work they are doing. Our Cradle Roll Department, with Mrs. W.M. Thigpen as superintendent, is doing a wonderful work with the little ones. One of the special features of Mrs. Thigpen's depart­ ment is the Mothers' Meeting, which is held frequently for the purpose of studying the best methods for the care and teaching of the little ones. In the Beginners' Department, Mrs. A.C. Williams, superintendent, receives the little fellows of four and five years of age and here a great work is being done with these little folks. On the third floor of our building we find Miss Allie Trafford, superintendent, in charge of the Primary Department. Six, seven and eight-year-old pupils, and it is here that a great deal of real study is done by the boys and girls. On the second floor we find .the Junior Department in charge of Mrs. Forrest Gatchel, superintendent. It is the biggest department of the Sunday School and Inc liveliest, this being composed of boys and girls of nine to twcTVe,)ua<^ of age. Mrs. Gatcliel makes full use of.-the fact that this is "The Golden Memory Age" by storing their minds with many of the great passages of the Bible, also the books of the Bible and their arrangement and the great gospel hymns. It is our hope and effort to see that none go out of this department before becoming Christians. Another trip to the third floor and we find the Intermediate Department, ably taken care of by Supt. J.G. Michael. In this department we begin to look for the teachers and officers of the future and many of them have already begun taking teacher training work. Prof. L.D. Geiger, Jr. is superintendent ol our Senior Department. The Fidelis Class has Miss Marlon Gove, president and Mrs. Savage, teacher. H ie Berean Class has Mr. Burke Steel president; Mr. M.D. Barber, teacher, and Prof. C.S. Ogilvle, associate Mr. M.W. Wright is superintendent of the Adult Department. . . ...... The Euzellan Class has Mrs. A M. I hillips, president; Mrs. George Hyman, teacher. This class meets in the parlors of the church, find room on the first floor as you enter the church M The Sunday Morning Club is indeed like a club in its welcome and cordial treatment to visitors and strangers. "You can be a stranger here, but once." Is well said of this class. Judge Schelle Maines is president of the class. Dr. George Hyman, teacher, and Dr. J .l . Denton, associate teacher. May their shadow never grow less. Mrs. J.L. Miller is superintendent of the Home Department and with her visitors is given the privilege of bringing the Sunday School spirit to those who are unable to attend, and thus all may have a place in our AH those who are not attending some other Sunday School are cordially invited to attend our school. "We've saved a place for you. Mr. John Jenkins, superintendent, wrote this article. Other general officers were Mr. A.J. tossing, secretary, and Mrs. C.J. Ryan, Pianist. Hopper students help animals By Llano Edlxon Herald Staff SANFORD — Students at I topper Center in Sanford pre­ sented the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty toward Animals (SPCA) of Central Florida with a $70 check Thursday. They raised the money at their annual Art Auction, in which they create artwork for the ITA to auction. The students voted to donate 20 percent of the pro­ ceeds to the SPCA before I lurricane Katrina hit. The rest of the proceeds went to the ITA and Kick into the school's art program. Once the hurricane did liit, the students hoped that they could somehow donate money to help in hurricane aid, art and music teacher Peri Sedigh said. To their surprise, the SPCA lias taken in more Ilian 100 ani­ mals, to date, from the devas­ tated areas. So, in essence, their donation will help little critter hurricane victims. Gina Wilkes, operations manager for the Sanford SPCA, Msrsld photo by Msrva Hawkins ALPI community forum speaker* included from left, Linda Mociock, Chris Meadows, Ella Ungard. Laquanda Byrd, and Dr. Mario Richardson-Price. Hsrstd photo by Tommy Vincent Gina Wilkos of the S P C A accepts a check from Willetha Robinson and Tydorious Sanchez of the Hopper Center Thursday. said tliat the $70 could feed tlie whole shelter for a week. T hank you guys" Wilkes said. "Tliat really touches us." Students Tanner Hickey and Travis Fuller played with Oscar, who was brought to tlie shelter and adopted by Wilkes. Wilkes talked to the students about the importance of own­ ing a pet, spaying and neuter­ ing pets and how to care for tliem. Student Willetha Robinson helped present tlie check and told Wilkes that the donated money, "Will probably make a dog's day." Stetson’s Comer Bird is the Word Waders, bitterns, snipe, purple gallinules, towhees...arc these tlie late's! fall fashions? New fish­ ing lures? No, these are examples of birds you can spot in tlie Geneva •eneva area in tlie Eastern sec­ tion of the Great Florida Birding Trail. I lave you w o n d ere d about those brown signs . Karen dial, Sfvm to P h illip s • • • • • §• • pop up out of nowhere In d ica tin g (|io GFUT? I must have missed tlie meeting about this and won­ dered like you, exactly what is tills trail all about? Here are a few interesting facts about it. For more, check out the website: http://floridabirdingtrail.com. Tills site supplies lots of informa­ tion for the novice, like a link to "Bird Watching Basics", as well as info for the expert birder. I credit the site for the factual infor­ mation in this column. Tlie trail is a 2.000 nule high­ way of new and existing birding sites, modeled after the Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail. East, West, Panhandle, and South make up ils geographic sections. Geneva is in tlie East section that opened first in November 2000. There are "clusters" within each geographic section highlighting bird communities and special ecosystems of interest. Florida is rich in wild binllife, boasting over 470 verified species largely due to its diverse habitats, loca­ tion on migraUon routes, and temperate, tropical climate. Triere are several specific trails in and around Geneva, Mims, Christmas, and Osteen: Lake Proctor Wilderness Area, Geneva Wilderness Area, Demetree and Kilbee tracts in the Little Big Earn State Forest Buck Lake Conservation Area, Seminole Randi Conservation Area, Tosoliatdiee State Reserve, Orlando Wetlands Park, Lake Ashby Park, and the Lake Jesup Wilderness Area. You can find details of each by downloading tlie East section, pages 14-16, the Bobwhite/ Bittern Cluster. If you arc a birdwatcher, most of this information is probably pretty basic but if you're not the GFBT gives you a wonderful opportunity to enjoy nature now that our Florida Fall has arrived. With the heavy rains of this summer there have been many, many "water" birds in our back pasture and truthfully, I have no idea who is who back there. Okay, I know the sandhill cranes, 0 m*hawks, and the eagles, but Bit­ wide variety of other ducks, storks, and cranes, I don't have a due. Where, you read about (he trails, more interesting * bird names surface: rails, painted buntings, pintail and teal ducks, harriers-tor a writer It Is wonder­ ful to run across new words! Here are some brief descrip­ tions: Katl-a short or medium crane with long toes, allowing it to run on the swamp mud; Harrier-slender hawk with long legs and long angled wings. Purple gallinule-brightly colored aquatic bird with a frontal shield (a little like a chicken or hen); Bittem-small or medium heron; Towhoe-common finch; Snipe-a kind of slender woodcock with a long bill to probe the mud for worms etc. All But being said, don't ask me the difference between a crane, a heron, or sandpiper-it's all too confusing. Shhh! Sorry, am I making too much noise? Speaking of noise- need a quiet getaway wiBi your kids? Join the Wings Cher Florida "Junior Birder Program" for grade school kidshttp:/ /myfwc.com/educator/JrBirder is the website to download Kith student and teacher resources. The program is coordinated with FCAT writing prompts and Sunshine State Standards-kids ran win certifi­ cates as they identify birds. Wings over Florida also encour­ ages adult participation and identifiratkxi of Florida birds. You can purchase hats and Tshirts off die website (yes, yes there is one for the Purple Gallinule) Birough die link for Tlie Wildlife Foundation of Florida. Nature lovers on your gift list will love decals, gilts, ties etc. Your businesses can K* a spon­ sor of tlie GFBT, reaching thou­ sands of bird enthusiasts across die state and die country. It is esti­ mated tlut $477 million Ls gener­ ated by "non-consumptive" bird use in FTorida-thnxigli gasoline, hotels, restaurants, travel necessi­ ties, and souvenirs. Florida Ls only second to California in gen­ erating income, and an estimated 19,000 jobs are related to this Industry. There is a big Knefit to small communities in this equa­ tion Krause few capital improvements are necessary, so the economic impact is more sig­ nificant widi less capital invest­ ment. ' '"flics weekend, die Ponce Inlet is leaving the Migratory Bird Festival "Wings on die Wind" event-Sept .TlVOct 2nd. Check mil die Event section of die website for great Birding events all year long.If you or someone you know is interested in the business or hobby or birds, there are dozens and dozens of birding links on this website to organiza­ tions, products and services. What a great example of big organizations working together. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission widi grant funding from die Florida Department of Transportation, forms die backbone of dils proj­ ect along widi partners such as Florida Park Service, The Audubon Society, US. Fish and Wildlife Service, Wildlife Foundation of Florida, and Visit Florida. One of my fondest memories, years ago, was an early morning February Kial ride on Lake Hartley. Tlie sun had just come up when suddenly we were sur­ rounded by hundreds of white pelicans. It was like But swan scene in Tlie Notebook. Huy soared in and landed silently. White pelicans don't dive, by die way, ami although Buy winter here. Buy actually breed out west and as far north as British Columbia It was magical and I drought, what wonderful snow­ birds. We rienf you lo tell us wliat you hurw f/ial is good alvul Geneva! Please share your infomution, uleas and comments by calling 407-221­ 7002, t’ia e-mail at la rerun• fihiHiftsVbellsimth.net. Iplease put “Stetson's Comer" in the subject line), or with a fiu to 407-349-2800. Thanks! Police Continued from Page LA Department, a premiere agency you eliminate calls for service tliat do dosed session. Hu* rity is now in a f living raise. "We're not dwre," Golden said. position to go back to dw bargaining not require a sworn law enforcement e on a similar pay scale "H ut's not tlw case." table, Iw said. officer, such as child services calls. County teadwrs, who Miller noted that the city's human As for the officers K ing over­ He also stated But dw 116-officer I an average 6 to 8 resources director Sheryl Chapman worked and underpaid. Miller said their salaries in department has a low retention rate, tliat it is a negotiating tool unions use. will K conducting, with an outside Blice officers are on step due lo du* salaries. "For someone who's K en around consultant, a comprehensive review "They've probably lost 50 to ule based on years ol in public management for more than of pay structures and job description* since du1 year 2000," Golden said, uh year, if they receive over dw next year for employees city­ tine, they they are are moved moved He added diat even if die union 42 years, that's typical," MiUer said. wide. It was added in to dw upcom­ ating, "It’s respected by management, and saUrv step, Golden went by the city's number*, the retening fiscal year budget after City we hope dw union resptxix dw rity." 7 lion rate was around 10 percent. Golden said diat Iw's aware tnat Commissioners decided one of dwir Miller said dial he has not been inford currently make dw aty is in "great financial shape". main goals in dw aiming years was , $31, 384 to $44,290 as involved widi du* union negotiations, This year dwre was an excess of $2.6 personnel issues that included rjth additional supple- but du-re is a negotiation team lliat million from added tax revenue, he reviewing salaries and Knefits. in extra $500 a year for indudes dw labor management attor- said. According to him, dw rity is try­ "Thai's a badly needed study," idate's degree, $1,000 ney. ing lo boost up dwtr reserves to 25 Miller said. "H ut lusn't K en per­ "We have lo hold our chairs," achelor's degree, arul percent, but the focus right now formed in years." Miller said. ng a master's degree, The union and dw city will K luck According to Miller, die rity needed to be on retaining employees d dial the Sanford to tlw bargaining table early iwxt and making Sanford a premiere aty, sought guidance last Monday Kforc nent answers close to as well as the Sanford Police week. sth» Sheriff s Office, if dw City Commission meeting in a ALPI forum informs local residents The Agricultural and Labor Program, Inc, Northern Region Advisory Council present­ ed a Community Forum on Monday, Sept. 19. The event was to inform dw citizens of dw Sanford aimmunity of dw valuable informa­ tion available to improve life for our citizens. Citizens gathered at dw Boys and Girls Club of West Sanford to hear various repre­ sentatives of agencies who had great life­ improving information for all in attendann.*. Linda Medlock of the ALPI Northern Region Council presided over dw forum. Greetings to dw atten­ dees were extended by Constance Anderson of the Northern Region. The first speaker of dw evening was Sanford's new family Dr. Marla Richardson-Prior of the Family Practice Center, who gave great advice on M arva how we can K Kalthy and keep our Kxlics in shape. Phone 407-322- • • • • • • • • 6341. The facility is at 712 West 25th Street. Mark I lenderson, claims ivprcscntadve of dw local Social Security Administration office gave the latest data on Social Security Medicare Par D , with enrollment to Kgin in November. Alllwa Blake*, aimmunity resource person for 211 explained dw (unctions of OrangeOweola-Seminole Counties 211 phone numKrs. Hils number Ls easy to remember. It offers free aoess to health and human servic­ es information and referrals in our communi­ ty. It provides information to pcxnilc of all ages <si services including food, slwftec cloth­ ing, physical mental health resources. .-t;. L i Hawkins employment assistance, programs for elderly adults, children, youth and family support service* and much more. Use your pluHw and dial 211. If calling from a pay or cellular phone, dial 407-839HELP. Specialists are available to K ip you seven days a week 24 hours a day. Christopher Meadows of DCF Access Florida Community Partnership Economic Self-Sufficiency Program spoke on access to Florida’s public assistanceprogram. It is now just a click away. Go on line to www.myFlorida.aim /accessflorida. Customers applying for assistance will have tlw DCF service delivery process. No long lines and frequent office visits are a thing of tlw past. You can apply for benefits at various loca­ tions. Automated aoess information and cus­ tomers may call dw center 24-7. Dial 1-866-76ACCESS or 1-800-762-2237. Captain C.J. 1largrett of dw Sanford Polio: Department gave information on dw services offered by dw Sanfonl PD. He told dw elders how to K safe and diat dw SD Ls available to speak with citizens aKiut any of dw problems they may have. Get a copy of dw help avail­ able and attend aimmunity meetings Kid monthly. Ekiise Dilligard, aimmunity liaison for dw GoldsKiro Front Porch. Inc. gave a review of dw projects acaimplisKd by dw Goldsboro Front Porch. Seven low-income houses are K ing built to Improve die Goldsboro Community housing area. Various programs are available to improve dw Goldsboro aimmunity. For information aKiut dw program call dw office at 407-302­ 1377. s, , Stephanie Littles, executive director of Women of Renewing Minds, Inc. gave a brief overview of her programs lo K ip change dw Karts and lives of women. Ttwy provide transitional Kmsing and suOpporti ve services for adult females who are disabled. Laquanda Byrd and Ella Lingard informed dw attendees on how to purchase homes, finance tKm, and K sure that you use a pro­ fessional mortgage group, Omni One, to K ip you do and make dw right decisions in tK transaction of your business. Wo were provided great information on American Stroke Association, a division of dw American Kart Association. Regenia S. Millet, a aimmunity board member of tK Greater Orlando Division provided literature on dw Kart. Each attendee waived a packet to introduce dwm to dw AHA, a life-saving organization and an Impact Goal lo reduce aironary Kart disease, stroke, and risk by 25% by the year 2010. Train to End Strokes. Leam CI’R by taking tK Kartsaver AED course. Call 1-877-A11A-4CPR. Ninea Percell spoke on Khalf of tK Dream Center, an addidve support person, who works at tK Dream Center with Rev. Benjamin, director. Walk-ins are welcome. T K A1HP Forum was a suaess as it Kiped local citizens to receive information S ee Hawkins, P ag e 8A �Page HA Tin : III r aid Sunday. Oil oltor 2 . 2 ()0 "» tion flying could have been worse. "Tire plane didn't crash," Ire said as they carried luggage toward the airport doors. TMA began service at OSI with flights to Syracuse, NY in June 2003, an airport press release said. At one time or another tlrey operated flights to and from Aquadilla, Puerto Rico; Allentown, PA; Atlanta, GA; Chicago /Rockford, IL; Cincinnati, O il; Harrisburg, PA; Louisville, KY; San Juan, Puerto Rico; St. Louis-MidAmerica; Toledo, OH; and Washingtoa DC (Dulles). lire only flights that were not cancelled, just delayed, were tire flights that were operated by TMA on the behalf of Vacation Lx press. Those flights were taken over by Vacation Express's former partner Pace Airlines. Vacation Express is an Atlantabased tour operator since 1980. "We were notified late Thursday evening by TransMeridian executives of their division to shut down their operations," Gantt Cookson, vice president of Vacation Express said in a statement. "As part of our standard operating procedures Vacation Express has a contingency plan in the event difficulties arise with one of its suppliers. This dan was executed successfully ast night." Cookson continued. TMA was basis! in Atlanta and was founded in 1995. They had carried more than a million passengers to more than 150 destinations, their Web site said. "The management of TransMeridian would like to thank all of its customers for their patnmage and continued support over the years," a TMA statement said. They also said the airline is working to assist employees, and advised passengers to con­ tact travel agents or credit card company. Airline Continued from Page 1A to OIA. The airport said that they currently had no replace­ ment flights in Sanford. Tlrey were in gix»d spirits though, after spending a week in a condo in between visits to Universal Studios, the beach, and Arabian Nights. When asked if anything like that had ever happened to her before she laughed and said: "No. it's actually my first time flying.” Several other passengers without flights were using the computer station or their cell phones to make new flight arrangements. Some were on the phone with their credit canl company or travel agency. One of Varvl's friends Kenny Winkeler, said Varvl's first vaca­ / | Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church is having Round-Up Sunday on October 16th. Chosen Few will once again be performing. For over a decade, Chosen Few was The Oospel Group of Silver I Dollar City In Branson,! Missouri. Their music centers on traditional themes of grace and hope through Jesus Christ using a slightly progressive approach to the much beloved southern gospel music genre. The service will begin a t 0:46AM followed by dinner on the grounds. Round-uj) Sunday has a weslem theme so feel free to wear jeans and cowboy boots. * Palm etto Avenue Baptist Church 2 6 2 6 Palmetto Avc. Sanford, FL 3 2 7 7 3 l ' | «,M>•» 37 40 42 43 44 47 48 61 52 55 56 58 59 GO 61 63 64 66 67 69 70 71 73 75 78 79 80 82 83 84 88 Edited by Rich N o rm and Joyce Nichott lx u i\ 54 Jon Krakauer*s 16 Us* -Joan 120 Foaming wave • Thm A.rof Arcadia* 121 Nocturnal bear 57 S4©nt theme song 122 Blood Iked* performers 17 Come Chen 123 Govt 10 60 Started burrwng 10 Record choice 124 Stark iigan 24 Egyptian god 125 NFL 62 Bonn article ptacekcfcer sian by Set 63 Supporting 29 Supermarket Jason charity knes? Abbr 64 Slop shifty 32 Crabby DOWN shaltymg 33 Yellow shade 1 Formally agree 65 Martiet closer? 2 Kazakhstan 35 Labyrinth 67 Voyage with creature border sea Kvk 36 \ _ Dck* 3 f*tant with Nps 60 Actress Mufgrew 37 Programs tor 4 Take a breath 71 Skghtfy open purchase 5 Intense 38 Island parting 72 It s no novella 6 Turndowns 74 Chargng result 39 Film production 7 Ch*np. lor one 75 “Wndtaikers* unit 8 Jazz stints star Christian 41 Attention 9 Last 76 Warm time « 45 F4 one within 10 -L A Law* Chile another lawyer 77 Bacchus 46 M*r lame her 11 Flavortul attendant 48 Merged TV additive I rr •, 79 Green orsons 12 Raise Cannes? 80 Barcelona bom 49 Be slothful 13 Puls on a coal, artist 50 Word before maybe 8t Striped quartz 14 Marksman "sweet land ol 84 Cook, in a way liberty" 15 C4y on the 85 Forgets 53 Unk site Vistula River 89 90 91 92 93 "ALLITERATIVE ALLIANCES'* By RAYMOND HAMEL ACROSS 1 Inckan alitre 5 Moon starorv to futronomen 12 Remote targeti 15 Seek* the affection of 19 Smoother 20 Some cheaters 21 _ de toilette 22 Con man? 23 1930a St loom Canjmah nchnamo 25 He incorrect 26 Marsh ttalV 27 NY Met*division 28 __Lanka 29 Edectc magazine 30 Angry 31 Be ta>ae with 34 Prettoy • tamAarty Leading horse Comeback Skating revue Menu phrase Basking Fireside shelf Sandwich initials _ Ktppur Yate tSku lan d Bones, e g Fan scry *11• __or us* Peel off Shocks Knockdown Movie rtdustry pubicabon Rough sketch Sister on -Dealers Laboratory" Fnendty femme Result d a roundhouse, perhaps Area 51 crafl Shgipery Go up Time off. briefly d d delation lakers Places tor penmes Boshes Landkxked African nation Sushi roN fish Insurance apptcabon datum Low lech hrofighters Hockey target Ineapenenced Three__match Cameagatfi? * Me a River" Straight from the factory 96 Eaercise suffrage 97 Btood of the gods 99 Ewa Beach Hawaa won its 2005 championship 103 Psychoanalyst Fromm 105 Pafcafcve plant 106 Staff member 107 They usua*y go over the wal Abbr 109 Treeless plain 113 Sit -shooter maker 114 Pote 115 Kckofl learn, m tootbal kngo 118 Deadlocked 119 Houston to St Louis dir 1(V02/05 8t h G r a d e r s . . . Mark /our Calendars! Magnet Schools/Programs A c a d e m y of Health C a re e rs at Seminole High School ™ - tlut will help improve their lives, Educating people and improving their livelihood. observe Pastor Marvin Scott's second anniversary Sunday, Oct. 2 at 4 p.m. The observance will tie held at Second Shiloh Baptist Church with a family service, Re.. Leroy Lee, Pastor. Seminole County Chapter I Program of Emphasis Institute of B roadcast Arts at Lake Howell High School C ro o m s A c a d e m y of Information Tech n ology Institute for Enginee ring at Lyman H g h School International B accalau reate Diplom a Program at Seminole High School Other Choice Options A ca d e m y of C onstruction Technologies Q u e st A ca d e m y CITY OF LAKE MARY NOTICE OF ELECTION NOVEMBER 8, 2005 N O TIC E IS H ER EB Y GIVEN that the City of Lake Mary will hold an Election on Tuesday, November 8, 2005, for the purpose of electing a City Commissioner for Seat #4 for a two-year term. Voting for this elec­ tion will be held in the Commission Chambers at Lake Mary City Hall, 100 N. Country Club Road (main entrance off of Lakeview Avenue), Lake Mary, Florida. The poll will be open from 7:00 A.M . to 7:00 P.M. on November 8, 2005. Earty Voting will be held at Lake Mary City Hall, 100 N. Country Club Road (main entrance off of Lakeview Avenue), Lake Mary, Florida, and the Supervisor of Elections Office, 1500 E. Airport Boulevard, Sanford, Florida, on: Friday, November 4, 2005, 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P. M.; Saturday, November 5, 2005, 8:00 A.M . - Noon; Sunday, November 6, 2005, Noon - 4:00 P.M.; and Monday, November 7. 2005, 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Deborah Jarvis-Smith E m press E merald c p k e m t s William H. Smith Fine Leather, Fine Jewelry and Accessories Sunday, Oct. 2nd 1 PM - 5 PM Layaway Available For Christmas GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE All Credit Cards Absentee ballots may be obtained from the Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Office, 1500 E. Airport Boulevard, Sanford, Florida. For infor­ mation regarding absentee ballots or voter registration, contact the Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Office at 407-585-VO TE (8683). OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 10 AM - 7 PM For Information regarding Early Voting and the election, contact the Lake Mary City Clerk at 407-585-1423 or e-mail at cfoster@lakemaryfl.com. 303 FIRST STREET HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SANFORD Carol A. Foster, City Clerk City of Lake Mary 112 Bakshaped cheese 115 Entrepreneur aidmg org 116 D cks running mate 117 . Bmgle Crosby nekname of FAMU Alumni Association will meet Saturday, Oct. 8, at 2 p.m. at St. Johns Baptist church, 10th Street at Cypress Avenue. 1s ■ in *Qu6 _ r Hawkins--------------------------------------------------------------- - 8th grade students and their parents are invited to this event to learn about the opportunities that are available to high school students who are residents of Seminole County o r M b r e I n f o r m a t io n adjusters 100 Start ol many a T-shirt slogan 101 Chan player 102 Swahili for freedom" 104 Grenoble is its capital 100 Salchmos smgmg style 110 Knitting loop C2UOS Irthunr Mrtil* Sen kt v lm . iwordeditorOaol.com The Greater New Mount Zion Baptist Church will (’ Daydreams Dicta tta! hotspot Look embarrassed 95 ft S served by Gulf Ajr Abbr 98 Dover draft 99 Brogan Continued from Page 7A Exhibits will be open from 4 : 3 0 - 8 : 0 0 PM Goneral s e s s io n s will begin at 5 :0 0 , 6 :0 0 , & 7 :0 0 PM 400 E Lake Mary Blvd. Sanford 86 87 93 94 Sea crossword puzzle solutions on Pago 511 H ig h S c h o o l C h o ic e Inform ation E x p o October 20, 2005 Educational Support C enter Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle 407-268-9717 �Page IB Sunday O ctober 2 , 2005 theBiGS Weekly state for Seminole County's Major League Baseball players Oviedo High School's M ark a fe B ellhorn New York Yankees 297 62 43 B 30 .208 • Scored a run earlier this week in trying to helpYankecs win AL East or the wildcard. Seminole High School's David £_, Eckstein H St. Louis Cardinals 616 180 68 B 50 .292 • His 74 hits (74-for-224 - .330) since Aug. 1 are ihc most in the Majors and he is hitless in only tnree of 25 games in September as he gets ready to lead Cardinals into the play­ offs this coming week. Danny G raves New York Mats 1 1 10 IB 18 663 •Finished 0-1 with an 18.00 ERA in 5 games at Norfolk. F elipe L opez Cincinnati Reds 666 164 95 21 B0 .299 • Hitting 320 (33-for-!03) In Sept, and had 3 hit game with 3 runs and 3 RBI \Vvd. Sanford Middle School's Corey Pa tter s o n fl Chicago Cubs 440 95 47 13 33 .210 • Hitting just .182 (12-for-66) in Sept, with four runs scored and five RBI. Lake Brantley High 8choor« J ason Varitek [jK Boston Red Sox ab h r HR 402 129 60 21 69 .279 •Needs for bat to awaken from slump as Red Sox battle Yankees this weekend. Lake Brantley High M ji Rickie W eeks 353 85 55 L ak e Brantley gets defensive From Staff Report It may have been just the district opener for Lake Brantley, but the Patriots have already joined Oviedo atop the Class 6A-District 2 pack. And they did it the Lake Brantley way, using a time-consuming, yardage eating ground attack on offense and a powerful and hard-hitting defease to keep Winter Springs at bay, 21-7, at Tom Storey Field Tnursday night. In fact, Inc Patriots defease set the tone for the game right off the bat. Trapped deep in tneir own end of the field. Bears' running back Tim Boykias found himself surrounded in his own end zone on the second play of the mc and in trying to get away from ke Brantley's Wes Estes the ball came loose and Dylan Livingston fell on the ball for a Patriots touchdown just 50 seconds into the contest. Winter Springs came back to tie the game in the second quarter on a 20yard touchdown pass from Taylur Salem to Lars Anderson, Anderson's e Patriots stymie Winter Springs third touchdown catch In two weeks, but the hosts regained the lead for good before the half when quarterback Bryan Bearden hit Rhett Hamrick for a 22-yard touchdown pass. Tnc extra point was missed, but Lake Brantley still led 13-7 at intermission. The Patriots' defense kept the pres­ sure on Salem, who came off the bench to star for the Bears in last week's rally over Lyman, sacking the sophomore six times and intercepting two passes. As usual, Bearden was the star on offense for Lake Brantley, carrying the ball 21 times for 140 yards, Including setting up the 15-yard insurance touch­ down run by fullback Lance Ault In the third quarter. For good measure, the senior signal-caller added the twopoint conversion run. , All told, the Patriots had 252 rushing yards as they improved to 4-2 overall and 1-0 In 6A-2. The victory was huge for Lake Brantley, because a loss would have dropped them two games behind Winter Springs, which is now 3-3 over­ all and 1-1 in district play, and a game behind Oviedo (1-0), which played University in a non-district game on Friday. Conversely, the loss was tough for the Bears, because a win would have given them victories over both Lake Brantley and Lake Mary, all but assuring them­ selves of a playoff berth. PATRIOTS 21, BEARS 7 Winter Sprint* U k t Brantley 0 7 0 0 . 7 7 § • 0 . 2 1 Fir*! Quarter LB _ Livingston recovered fumble (Pigorxi kick). Second Quarter WS _ Anderson 20 paaa from Salem (LrBar kick). LB _ llamrnk 22 pat* from Bearden (kick, failed). Third Quarter LB _ Ault 15 run (Bearden run) Fourth Quarter No acortng. Opportunistic Lake Mary thrives on Seminole miscues The Seminole Athletic Conference held a pair of championship events this week as the postseason for the Fall Sports Season grows ever nearer. By Dean Smith Herald Staff LAKE MARY — Statistics don't lie.... most of the time. Thursday night at Don T, Reynolds Stadium, vis­ iting Seminole dominated the statistics on both aides of the ball but the Lake Mary offense capitalized on two defense-created opportunities in the first half and held on for a 14-9 victory in the crucial Seminole Athletic Conference and Class 6ADiktrict 2 football game. Rams star running back Kashif Vallol scored on a pair of short runs, five yards and one yard, and Lake Mary made two huge defensive stands in the red zone in the final three minutes to end a three game losing streak and win its first district game of the season. The Rants are now 3-3 overall and 1-1 in 6A-2. The Fighting Seminotes offense had 234 yards of total offense, 216 rushing, with running back Julian Brown running for a game-high 110 yards on 21 carries and quarterback Travis Goodine rushed for 105 yards on 12 attempts and completed three pass­ es for 38 more yards. Statistically, the Tribe defense was nearly as impressive, holding Lake Mary to 56 yards of total offense. The normally potent Rams running game only gained 33 yards on 28 attempts, led by Vallol who had just 29 yards on 17 carries. See 6A-2, Page 2B 42 The defending State Champion Lake Mary boys, led by junior )i Moon's 67, and Lake Howell girls, led by defending state champion Jessica Yadloczky's 36, were the champions In Coif, while in swimming, powerful Lake Brantley won both the boy# and girla team tltlca. A recap of Individual reaulta will appear in the mid-week Herald. GOLF BOYS TEA M _ 1. Lake Maty. 296; 2. Seminole. 317; 3. Lake Brantley, 321; 4. Oviedo, 325; 5. Winter Springs, 331; 6. lake Howell 335; 7. Lyman, 364; B. Hagerty, 438; 9. Cmomi, 495. INDIVIDUALS _ 1. |l Moon. Lake Mary. 67; 2. Raj NahaL Lake Mary. 71; 3. Brian Mulvin, Seminole, 73; 4. Joaeph Byun, Seminole, 76; 5. (tie) Paul Maun. Lake Mary, and Brad Lowe, Oviedo, 78,7. (tie) Brandon Elfrink. Oviedo, Ryan Craham. Lake Brantley, and Austin Lamontagne, Winter Springs 7V; 10. (tie) Chris Wilson, lake Mary, and Eric Shaw, Lake Brantley, 80. GIRLS Photo courtMy of Arch lootho, MoflctAonifOoioxofvi Lake Mary's Kashif Vallot high-steps It over Seminole defender* on his way to the first of hi* two touchdowns on the evening during the Rams, 14-9, Seminole Athletic Conference end Class 6ADistrict 2 victory over Seminole Thursday night at Don T. Reynolds Stadium TEA M _ I. Lake Howell 158; 2. lake Mary, 182; 3. lake Brantley 190; 4. Winter Springs, 194; 5. Oviedo, 221; 6. Seminole, 247. INDIVIDUALS _ 1. Yadloczky, lake Howell 36; 2. (tie) Hage. take Howell and Magdoi Lake Mary, 39; 4. Edwards, Winter Springs 40; 5. Vetter, take Brantley. 41. SWIMMING BOYS TEA M _ I. Lake Brantley 419; 2. Oviedo. 414; 3. Seminole, 361; 4. lake Mary, 2S5; 5. Lyman, 21% 6. Winter Springs, 207; 7. lake HoweU, 76, 8. Hagerty, 47. GIRLS TEA M . t. lake Brantley. 519; 2. lake Maty. 414; 3. Oviedo, 402; 4. Seminole, 217; 5. Winter Springs, 207; 6. Lyman, 120; 7. lake Howell 119; 8. Hagerty 73. G reyhounds get leg up on playoff berth .241 • Is only 18-for-78 (.231) in September, but does have 14 runs scored and 9 RBI. From Staff Reporta In The Mlnor'a Tim Raines Jr. is baiting .254 for AAA-Ottawa. Chaz Lytle is baiting 317 for AA-Altoona. Kyle Bono is 1-0 with a 7.04 ERA for A-Lancaster. Kevin MeliUo is batting 382 alter move to AA-Midland. Matt Alleera has raised aver­ age to .258 at A-Stockton. Larry Grayson is hitting 378 for Class A-Bakersfield. Kevin Harris is batting 300 for A-Lynchbure. Jon Venters Is 8-6 with 3 saves and a 3.93 ERA for A-Rome. john-Michael Howell is bat­ ting 363 for A-Vermont. Drew Butera is up to 317 for Class A-Brouklyn Cyclones. SAC c rowns champs By Dean 8mlth Herald Staff E3 13 ««-----—s--------» - *---n t f i w pnovo oy jun w a m i The Lake Brantley defense harassed Winter Springs' Taylor Salem all night, sacking the sophomore six times and intercepting two passes. HwaM etiolo by Romeo (human Lyman'a David Muniz (No. 3) runs through a Lake Howel arm tackle lor part of his 125-yard rush­ ing effort on the evening in which he also scored lour touchdowns, three rushing, as the Greyhounds roughed up Lake Howell. 48-13, at Richard L Evans Field Thursday night. The Lyman High School foot­ ball team let everyone know Thursday night that it intends to return to the postseason playoffs for the third straight year. Behind emerging star David Muniz, the Greyhounds over­ came an early deficit to rout host Lake HoweU, 48-13, in the Class 5A-District 3 opener for both schools at Richard L Evans Field. The SUver Hawks took a uick lead when Nick iugUelmello took a short pass from quarterback Taylor Beasley, bounced off a Lyman defender and raced 56 yards a Muniz sowed the next four touchdowns, three in the first half, as the visitors led 21-7 at halftime and built a 41-7 lead before Lake HoweU could sou again in the fourth quarter. Muniz tied the game with a 9-yard run in the fust quarter and put Lyman ahead to stay when he caught a 9-yard scor­ ing strike from quarterback Chris Bridgman, who finished 7-for-9 for 112 yards and two touchdowns, early in the sec­ ond quarter. ' ‘ Muniz, who rushed for 125 yards on 12 carries, scored See SA*J, Pag* 2B �Tun IliHMi* I'flgC 21) Sunday, October 2, 2005 B riefs DOUBLE POINTS AT NEW SMYRNA Tonight (Saturday) under the lights at New Smyrna Spwdway the Pro Trucks, Quick Kids, Super Late Models, Late Models, Modificds, Sportsman, Super Stock, Mini Stock and Strictly Stock go for DOUBLE points. Plus during intermis­ sion, a BIG RIG contest with BIG RIGS taking to the surface at New Smyrna. Tnc pit gate will open at 4 p.m. with division prac­ tice from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and racing action begin­ ning at 7JO n.m. General admission will be $10 for adults, 15 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. CAMP CANCELED Ajax America has can­ celed the Fall Break Camp scheduled for October 3rd-through-7th at Sylvan Lake Park in Sanford and Trotwood Park. For more information contact (407)-839-1982 or visit us on the web at www.AjaxAmerica.com. TCSC GOLF The Sharing Center of Longwood, an part of The Christian Sharing Center, Inc., will be holding its annual Golf Scramble on Monday, October 3rd, at the Country Club at Heathrow. Registration is at 7 J 0 a.m. with a shotgun start at 8 JO a.m. This year's scramble honors the memories of Don Noli, who initiated the event in 2001, and Bill Ray, whose Nissan dealer­ ship is a major sponsor. Both passed away last year. New this year is the 'BBQ Lunch and Super Ticket” that is included in the entry fee. Also includ­ ed is a Continental break­ fast, a door prize ticket and greens and cart fees. Awards will go to the first, second and third place teams, closest to the pin, and longest drive. Also, if you make a hole-in-onc you will win a Nissan 350Z donated by Bill Ray Nissan, there are also three more hole-inone prizes valued at up to $500, plus, if you sink a 50-foot putt, you win $5,000. The cost to enter is $125 per individual. Corporate sponsorships are also available by call­ ing Bob Kohl at 407-333­ 4384. For more information, call The Sharing Center at 407-260-9155 or visit on the web at www.christiansliaring.org. YOUTH BASKETBALL Registration has begun for the 2005-2006 Sanford Recreation Department Youth Recreation Basketball League. The League is for play­ ers from S-to-13 years old and will play at two sites beginning November 12th. The Biddy Ball Divisions (5 4c 6 year olds, players bom in the years 2000 and 1999) and Prep Divisions (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 Junior Division (10 It 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-resi­ dents. Coaches are also still needed. Registration will be taken at the Downtown Recreation Center, lower level of Sanford City H all Monday tlirough Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For mure information call the Sanford Recreation Department at 407-330-5697. N Golden Knights return to action in the bayou Special to the Herald Reluming to the gridiron following a strong showing in its inaugural Conference USA contest, UCF (1-2) ven­ tures into enemy territory taking on host Louisiana-Lafayette (1-2) in non­ conference action tonight (Saturday). UCF leads the all-time series, 2-0 and will be facing the Ragin' Cajuns for the first time since 2001. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. at Cajun Field. The UCF ISP Network and Its flagship station 740-The Team AM (WQTM) will broadcast live from Lafayette. Marc Daniels will once again have the call with Gary Parris. Jerry O'Neill will han­ dle the sideline duties. The game will not be televised. Fans looking for an extensive preview, as well as Coach O'Leary's thoughts on the Louisiana-Lafayette football team, should tune into “The George O'Leary Show," which will air today at 1 p.m. on WES11-2. ABOUT LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE Louisiana-Lafayette opened the sea­ son against one of the nation's power­ house football programs, losing to Texas in Austin, 60-3, on Sept. 3. The Cajuns defense rebounded but the offense still struggled to get on track at Eastern Michigan dropping another road con­ test 31-10, on Sept. 10. The team pre- 6A-2 Continued from Page IB But a closer look at the stats also showed that Seminole fumbled five times, losing four, turned the ball over two more times on interceptions and was also penalized 13 times for 90 yards. Not that Lake Mary was exactly stellar in its execution, putting the ball on the turf three times, losing one, com­ pleting just 4-of-14 pass attempts and throwing an Interception, and getting flagged eight times for 56 yards. But in the end, it was still a very exciting finish. Seminole fumbled on its first two possessions with the Rams taking advantage of the second to go 18 yards on three plays, with Vallol scoring from the five. Chris Haines added the extra points and the hosts led 7-0 with 3 2 9 left in the first quarter. The Tribe took advantage of a break themselves early in the second quarter to get back in the game. I Facing a fourth down and 23 from its own 32, Lake Mary faked a punt and threw a pass, which the Seminole spedal teams smelled out and snuffed the play with a seven-yard loss, giving the Tribe the ball at the 25. Seminole could only gel eight yards on three plays and junior Jared Curtis came on to boot a 39-yard field goal to make the score 7-3 with 8:36 left before halftime. Then it got ugly. The Rams were hit with three penalties on the next series and a short punt gave Seminole the ball at the Lake Mary 43. But the Tribe immediately fumbled the ball back to the Rams, who two plays later threw an interception. Three plays later, Seminole also threw an entertaining interception, the ball bouncing off a Tribe receiver and a Lake Mary defender before the Rams' Michael Lanaris secured the ball and took off down the sideline seemingly headed for a touchdown. But suddenly, he fumbled the ball near the 15, but fortunately for the home forces, one of his teammates was able to recover the ball at the 18 and an unsportsmanlike call against Seminole put the ball at the nine. Marcus Kendrick gained eight on the first play and Vallot bulled Ills way in from the one on the next and when Haines nailed the PAT the score was 14-3 with 3.04 left in the half. Both offenses struggled in the third quarter and early in the fourth until Seminole's defense came up with a big stand. Facing a fourth-and-two at the Seminole 38, the Tribe defense nailed the runner fur a uate, and Mike Walker have paced the Golden Knights as both have already eclipsed the 200-yard receiving plateau. The duo also has all three UCF receiv­ ing touchdowns on the young season. junior quarterback Steven Moffett is completing a career-high 61.9 percent of ning backs that can really get up and his passes and has not been held under go. Defensively, they have multiple 7-8 200 yards passing this season. man fronts, a lot of movement and a lot Defensive end Paul Carrington is of pressure. For us defensively, we have coming off a two sack performance to tackle well and close in on the tackle agaiast Marshall that garnered him quicker." Conference USA Defensive Player of On the defensive side of the football, the Week honors. The fifth-year senior look for the Cajuns to be overly aggres­ leads the team with four tackles for sive with their front line as the team loss, setting opponents back a com­ looks to record its first sack of the sea­ son. Sophomore linebacker Mark Risher bined 20 yards. enters tnc game with a team-high 22 UCF will look to turn around its luck tackles. Comcrback Michael Adams has on the road. The Golden Knights have wreaked havoc on opponents with a lost their last 15 games away from the team-high 11 solo tackles In addition to Citrus Bowl. The last road victory came an Interception, fumble recovery and a on Nov. 23, 2002 against a Ben blocked kick on special teams. Roethlisbergcr led Miami (Ohio) Red ABOUT UCF Hawks. O'Leary believes the key to victory UCF is coming off its first victory lies with U C Fs ability to maintain a of the season, snapping a 17-game high level of intensity. losing streak with a 23-13 win at "You have to have the same sense of home over Marshall last week. The urgency and importance as you do at Golden Knights will look to earn home. You shouldn't need a crowd or a another win in their final non-confercheerleader yelling to get ready to play. encc contest of the 2005 campaign. They should play with the same inten­ U C Fs wide receiver tandem of Brandon Marshall a Lake Howell grad­ sity all the time," said O'Leary. UCF visits Louisiana-Lafayette for final non-league game vailed in its home-opener, dominating Northwestern State on Sept. 17, 49-28 and is coming off of a bye week. Head coach Rickey Bustle is in his fourth season at the helm of the Cajun football program. A 1976 graduate of Clemson, Bustle has led the Cajuns to an improved winning percentage in each season under his watch. The team's offense revolves around junior quarterback Jerry Babb, who in addition to signal-calling duties, is the team's second leading rusher, having already gained 115 yards on the ground for an average of 55 per game. The Cajuns backfield features fresh­ man tailback lyrell Fenroy who posted 10.87 yards per carry against Northwestern State, tallying 163 yards on 15 carries. O'Leary and the Golden Knights defease know what it will take to slow the Ragin' Cajuns. "They (Louisiana-Lafayette) have skill kids that can run and a quarterback that's very active with his arm and his feet", said O'Leary. "They run a spread offense and they have a couple of run­ four-yard loss, giving Seminole the ball at the 42 Willi 7:44 left in the game. Brown ran for six and then Goodine hit Brandon Washington with pass and run for 27 yards. Brown followed with an U-yard run and Goodine then ran the ball in from the 11 to cut the lead to 14-9 with 5:53 left. The ‘Notes decided to go for two because if they were suc­ cessful it would cut the lead to just three points, while a single extra point would still leave the Tribe needing a touchdown. But back-to-back substitution penalties pushed the ball back to the 12 and an attempted pass fell incomplete. But the Seminole defense stepped up again, holding the Rams to a thrce-and-out deep in their own territory and the subsequent punt gave the Tribe the ball back at the Lake Mary 47 with 4 3 4 remaining. After a loss back to midfield. Brown ran for 24 and 11 yards, (jiving Seminole a first down at That's when the Rams defense stepped up, Jiitting Brown for a three-yard loss and forcing an incomplete pass. Goodine ran for eight yards around a pair of time outs, leaving Seminole with fourth down and seven to go from the 12. Goodine could find no one open and only ran for one yard before being stopped and Lake Mary looked to be in good shape, taking the ball over at the 11 with just 2.01 on the clock and the Tribe having just one time out left. Vallot ran for eight yards on two plays, between which Seminole used its final time out, but the hosts then fumbled the ball away and the Tribe took over on the 14 with 43.1 seconds remaining. Goodine went back to pass and missed seeing an open receiver in the end zone before lobbing the ball toward the end zone and the Rams' Harley McMillian was able to leap up and intercept at the goal line, preserving the Lake Mary vic­ tory. The Rams will be idle next week, while things don't get any easier for Seminole, which fell to 1-4 overall and 0-2 in 6A2 as the Tribe must go on the road to face powerful Mainland at the Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium on Friday starting at 7 p.m. D iU C F IG H T IN G S E M 1 N O L E S 9 S en ln o l* 0 S 0 S_ f liU M ii) 7 7 • 0 .H fM O u itn IM _ Vsllut 3 run (lU m n kick) S cfu n J Q u r t n S .G u r t u 39 FG. LM _ Villut 1 run (H u m s kick) Third Q u itter No w anna Fourth Quarter S _ Goodine It run (p a n lailcd) TEAM STATISTICS Firsl dstoM . Seminole II: Lake Mary 5A-3 Continued from Page IB again in the second period on a 14-yard run and added a 17-yard scoring run in the third period. Deroy Francis also had a good game for the Greyhounds, who accumulated 430 yards of total offense, by rustling for 98 yards on 12 car­ ries, Including a 1-yard scoring run. The Silver Hawks did must of their damage through the air, with Beasley completing 18 of 29 passes for 314 yards, 127 on five calche*.by Guglielmello, and also tossing a 4-yard touch­ down pass to D J1iopson, who caught six passes for 79 yards. Lyman is now 3-2 overall and 1-0 in 5A-3 and figures to be in the driver's seat in the hunt for one of the two district playoff spots based on the fact tlut powerful Mainland has already routed Photo courtesy o f Arch B o oth s, U aBlcklam oriss.com Seminole's Travis Goodine (No. 7) had a good all-around, throwing for 38 yards, running for 105 yards on 12 carries, including an 11-yard touchdown run, and made several big defensive plays, including Intercepting a pass, but It wasn’t enough as the Tribe was edged by Lake Mary, 14-9. Ruihss-yarda . Srmlnok 40-216. Lake Mary 2S-13 Pawing (rompletlonv-ettempie-liiterr t p lM il Seminole 3 4 -1 Lake Mary 4­ 14-1. Pawing yards _ Ssnunols 34, Lake Mary 23. rmalUn-yarda . Smninole 13*0. Lake Mary 4-56 Fuablc*-lw t . Ssnunols H Lake Mary 3-1. Punts-yards _ Ssmtnols 2-3*. Lair Mary 5-142 INDIVIDUALS STATISTICS RUSHING _ Seminole: Brawn 21-110. Goodins 12-105, Rivsra 3-6, Msystbuflsr 1-2. Martin 2-1; Ntni Mmlnua-4) Lake Mary: Vallot 17-29. Kendrick 5-7; Williamson 2-5, Connolly Hnunua-21 Riditnaan 2-(minu»-3) Bruuks Wnunus3) PASSING . Seminole: Goodine 3-4-2 34. Rivera 4 4 4 0. Lake Mary _ Connolly 3-14-1, 3ft KoUnaon 1-1-0, minus-7. RECEIVING _ Seminole: Washington 1-27: Rivsra 1-4 Brown 1-3 Lake Mary: Ughtbuume 1-19, Layton l- ll: Vallol 1-0; South 1-(minus-7) PUNTING _ Seminal*: Carter 1-21 (2IOL Curtis 1-17 (1701 Lake Mary: I lames 4-139 (34J1 Connolly 1-23 (2301 Pine Ridge, which is 0-5 overall and been outsailed 189-io-15. Lake Howell fell to 2-4 and 0-1 and will proba­ bly need to upset Mainland if il hopes to make the playoffs. G R E Y H O U N D S 44. S IL V E R H A W K S 13 ly s u a 7 I I 14 I I _ 44 U k a tlo w rU 7 0 B 4 _ 13 Flisl Quarter LH _ Gugltrlmrilo 56 pern tram Brwlry (Calls* kick) L _ Munir 9 run (E*aquil)-V\1ilte k i d ) tc a m S Quarter L _ Munir 9 paw bum Bridgman (Baaqulll-Whil* k i d ) L .M u n u 14 run (Baquill-W hlte k id ) TkirS Quarter L _ Munir 17 run (Baaqutll-White k id ) L _ liam lllun 9 paw liu n B riJgm in (BaaquiU White k id ) Fourth Quarter L _ FTancu 1 run (k id laded) U l _ liupeun 4 paw I rum Braalry (paw tailed) L . W h a d 24 run (Baaqulll While k i d ) >■ Did Ruth ‘call’ the home run? Compiled by Nick Pfelfauf Staff Writer As mentioned last week, Oct. 1st 1932, was a banner day in (he life of George Herman "Babe" Ruth, aka "The Bambino", and "Sultan of Swat". In the fifth inning of game three of the World Series in 1932. Yankees versus the Chicago Cuba, Cuba fans were shouting at the Babe, calling him a drunk, wom­ anizer; and a few other name* which I will not men lion With a count of two balls and two strikes, legend has it that the Babe paused and pointed to the center field bleacher* of Chicago'* Wrigley Field. With the next pitch, he hit a soaring home run high above the very •pot to which he had ges­ tured. With that home run, Ruth souashed the Cubs' hopes o f winning the game, and the Yankees went on to •weep the series with four straight victories. That motion toward cen­ ter field has been a mystery for over a half century. Even eyewitnesses disagree. Joe Williams of the New York Times wrote, "In no mistaken motions, the Babe notified the crowd that the nature of his retaliation would be to wallop one right out of the confine* of the park." Cubs' pitcher Charlie Root however, said, "Ruth did not point at the fence before he swung. If he'd made a gesture like thaL I'd have put one in his ear and knocked him on his (bleep)." Ruth's daughter had once said her father denied it but the Babe himself claimed later that is what he had done. Whether this pointing was fact or folklore is a mystery, but either way, it is the legend of "Babe" Ruth. Some folks believe the Babe, in his major league years, played in Sanford. According to Alicia Clarke at the Sanford Museum* the Babe WAS in Sanford, but as a representative of Ford Motor Company, after his retirement. She said he spoke at the old Sanford Stadium, "he had a very raspy voice", and spent much time signing base­ balls for local dignitaries and school children. �! Sunday. 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A crsnsm en do welt at Ibis Production environment 1 C 'OKSI a Alcohol Free aemplseen el Training •PbysieaSy A Mentally F* Apply In person, M-F, 10am-12noon 2SA9 Sanford Ave, Sanford DnverOecScated Regional COASTAL TRANSPORT HOME EVERY WEEKEND GUARANTEED' ■65N PreloadedPretarped •Avg 5 8 1 5 5696/waek Pan time ooenmo avail Jacksonville FL Terminal COL A rag'd 877-426 5627 Bobcal Operator-Class 0 License, Final Grade Eapenanca (4 0 7 )3 2 2 * 1 3 1 CorjL, located m C assebeny, Florida la one ol the largest Independent hearing aid rrw iisck jw * wth over 39 years of sspenence Solderer-Assem bly: Microscopic electronics soldering A assembly Candidates must have excellent eyehand deitenty and have Vw etxkfy to work w*h small parts lo assem ble hearing aids Fui km* positions avaiabte. working hows ara MF 700am to 4 30pm w/ etxkfy to work over ten s Wa are seeking Individuals who poeeeM a skcng worti etsc wdi aaoatsrS oonsniscsaon and teaming tkXte W * offer a fua benefit package after 90 days of employment A soldering lest w * be admmisierad to as INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEITI Always a good policy, especially tor business opporkrtbes and Irandsaaa CaS Florida Dept ot Agriculture A Conawnar Services m 000-435­ 7352 or FTC HELP lor tree •dormMon Or tted our Web ate at www tic gov.tx/op Florida law requires sellers ot certain business opportunities to register wdh Florida Dept ol Agriculture A Consumer Services before seeing C a l to verity lawful registration be lore you buy DRIVER/WAREHOUSE FIS Sanford location ta sk s a Driver wdh a clean driving record 1 yr ol kghf duty truck driving rag’d Central Warshouea location seeks workers lo puKMekver pan* A stock shelves Orsat paytaftx Aft*CantSGT«| ire being mccm\ QOOmmto 31 f* ^ . 1 1 7 6 8 " F a r Ganlotd apply at 300 Cypr»»» Way. y. Cmsmetoerry. F L p Central Perk Dove SenfoTO F I 32771 Ph S07-323-4222 For 32707 or cm! Mmgnolon* (407) Central Whxe apply M F 6-4 el 339 2422 300 tkckman Road. SanlonL FL IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 3 2 771. Ph 407-330-0275 EOE/DFWP f 10-113/ HR Greet Temporary A Temp to DOCK PERSON Large Perm opportune** In the Lake nursery facility needs dock Mary area Eipenenced C al person to hand!* paperwork lor Center A shipments Mutt be able lo bit CtencMM i s ateaMi enpUynea up lo 30 tat repeatedly Must needed Eves, wkands. be fleitate and deles onaniad holidays included Apply In parson al 6770 West Background drug screening Stale Rd 46 or c a t 407 3 3 0 ­ required EOE/Never a.i 0298 a it 224 applicant lee Bobcat Operator: Mutt have 4 0 7 -7 6 6 *7 6 0 Bobcal aapenence A a vabd KaUy Services drivers boenae Winter Springs area. 407-482 9606 D o y o u h a v e s k i l l s in w e ld in g p a in tin g o i e l e c t r i c a l ’’ L o o k i n g lo r a s t a b l e K 4 1 in c o m e a n d e x c e lle n t b e n e fits ? E ONE in Ocala. FL is hiring I ( »*At .Iti-’ J ........ I I ' ” l " 4 ' " ’ I p •. ,\ Hr tutu -n1 5'lai ........ I Vi I* .««!•* \ 1tHM- l »•. V- • Ak >7-at I • •• A.r» <«|ll«* www e one.com/skilled WMLN LI VES AIII IN I ML IIALANCt AND SI CONOS f _ *•••" UM& E X E R C IS E P H Y S IO L O G IS T Florida Cardiology, P A Orlando Metropolitan A rea F a x Resume to: Florida Cardiology, P A , Attention: C.H., 407-646-3077 Job Dutlea Include: Tb develop, organize and conduct Individualized exercUe programs for lls cardiac patient* In order to Improve their cardiovascular Illness and encourage home based exercise. * Supervise giaded exercise treadmill tesllng and nuclear stress testing on ECl referred patients. * Develop Individualized exercise programs for patients based on testing outcomes. * Collaborate with cardiology staff to provide clinical testing that Is competency baaed and continually evaluate for quality outcomes. * plana organize and conduct a variety of Individuals and group exercise programs for cardiac rehabilitation patients enrolled In a three-phase rehabilitation program. Ensure appropriate exercise program U provided dependent on patients assigned. o FEATHERUTE la th * In Luxury Coach Convection Immediate openings lor Painter: Knowledge ol preparation, pnrrang. parsing b a t* and d ear coal application, buffing, lading and bteedng oolort Performs some bodywork. Knowledge d mixing custom colors and fiberglass repair Requires two years rranrnum auto body and pars experience Muef bo lo maien and ediuai doors on luxury motor 110-volt DC •ystems and aurko-vieuaf ret l« Forks* a x p rra ra and Pax* Certification a plus W s one! a competitive compensation package including 401k. slock purchase. ma|or medical denial, vacation end hokdey pay We are an EOE/OW/M/V/DV and drug Ira* workplace Send resume lo Phone 407 323 1120 x 279 Fax 407-648-1058 Em M «UKxm dasnnaB 71— H elp W anted Cooks t Server* needed mmectaSsSy brrseUursrtonSE Johns Rivet C a l 4 0 7 * 6 8 9700 irrigation In stallers sxpertenced only, labor POX4XX1, 4 0 7 -3 2 2 *1 3 3 Door to Door Marketers Earn Up To 1900 par week LA B O R ER 8 N EED ED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR Hourly ♦ Bonus 4 0 7 -2 6 0 *6 1 2 Starting Salary M.SIVHr D rlvtr/W srthoutt: COL C last B H arm *!, Ir Cassetaarry, 4 0 7 -2 6 0 *6 8 4 D ud M echanics a Helpers, eip enenced, must have transportation A tools DfWP. 4 0 7 *3 0 -6 4 6 9 Expd Sates Rap needed tor commercial final cleaning company Vehtcte wM be provided Faa 407-322-3972 or c a l 407-322-791L__________ E ipenenced painters needed Vabd FL driver's license required Benelux avatabte. 4 0 7 M 4 : ? ^ * ......................... C ip # ft«n c # d Im f i: fWi»!tv« Workshop tocalod in D«Land It now hiring t i p ••wort Paid tim# oft A bona fit* PlotM apply al 1645 Leamgiun Ava , Daland 9 4pm Hoot# kaaping Supervisor Expanenca nacattary Apply m parton. 4750 SR 46 Waal. Sanford INSTALLS IVTRAINEE Vertical band* 6 more D entist A tas a g pnMdad C a l407*304700 tor Interview MlALTtf MSUKANCa ANO 401K HJUT1 Drug tree wartpteM Apply te: Sao Mater Drive, t aameres Iprtnft *011 *0SOOO, (OC LendeceperVTradi Cat Final Grade: Operators and labor poataont - mxiatiation and gradkig stpertence 407-322a t33 MacharedDteaal F a b n c a S iC Round PM Shop Mutt Have OL (4 0 7 )3 2 2 *1 3 3 MEDICAL A tSISTA N T Are you a positive, professional who working with children and eeteailn wok Si a pteaxars. tede icetenl benefaa? Please laa resume to 407 262 6797 EOE Upholstemr Upholslerei needed immedielely lor seating company In Sanford Musi be able to pattern. sew. A cover pnmarSy tor restaurant booth* Orest work environment. pay A benefits Please c a l 407-328­ 6364 or lax latum * 407-326­ 6374 Faatharkt* Luxury Coaches 1601 Doigner Place San lord. FL 32771 A ccou n ts Psytbte/Psyroll Clark: LandscapmgrSa* work company Part tima/ltexibto hours Owckbookt tip en en c* required Fax return* 407322*194. ACTIVITY a s s i s t a n t : Part Im a weekend poaaon Must be tnergetc and erpy wortmg «4h the aldarty P le a t* coni ad Rich Batter. Activity (Vector. *1407-321-7550 Admin Aaat/Sacratary: B l Office a must Knowtedg* o> ACT. Good verbal A Written sk a* T-F work day* Casual o 11ice in Longwood Fax return* 4 0 7 -6 3 4 * 9 7 9 or am al support Ooomtonaafl com CASTIILE COMPANY. INC 40 7 *3 0 *4 3 1 Now Hmng-Condete Work Fu* Tme-BeneN* Xfcwveivwee. Id OweIw __________ iteaxy CASTILLE COMPANY,INC NOW HIRINO ForemerVFIni aher/Laborer FuM Ttme-BenefSa 4 0 7 *3 0 *4 3 1 AXVwvewArswi I0S4KS Fw USOV Concrel* tmishert A lorm wabte*. haters A bSxxars Expd t transportation necessary 407-3 7 6 *1 7 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR TRAMSGFOft EMHj OVWEM B uM tun , Btckkttt, Lexdm. Darep Trucks. Grtisri, Scrxpm, Eicaraten N ruClau OcL 14* Treia ta EUrids •Nsmrs I Ccmficaioa fsenosi Aisutanu -let Plxtmtrt Auu'jncr 800-383-7364 xuxif T ila q l Lean howto prepare taxes ud yon could ean extra aoney at tai-tiie*! • Learn how lo prepare tax returns • Gain Valuable computer skills • Discover career opportunities O A S S K S V IA K T (M i()lir.l{2!.2()().» 'MBKMEf- S a a fo rd 4 0 7 - 3 2 3 4 4 1 5 71— H elp W anted MEDICAL ASSISTANT: Lake Mary primary car* practice h at an Immadut* opening lor a PT pads MA Mutt b * certified and/or legislated. Good benefits Submit return* rxkcakng interest n Laka Mvy MA position. ndudng tpecxxffy. to Physician Associates. Human Ratourcat. 455 W Warren A v *. Longwood. FL 32750. tax to (407) 2 6 2 *7 9 7 or apply onkne at www paol com EOE M U ty On Tb# Aeeidwillel Cleening Service FT he^ needed 407-330-4106 or 3 21-226 5000 E ip pretorred bul nol required Vrvona » North Pu ierte needs PUfa mekere. eubt. Aphonee Apc*y w«h el 2 4 7 7 Peris Ave. Senlord___________________ Newspaper beggert needed. Tueadeye only. 1lem-7pm. $7Av. reaee efler 30 deyv Musi be M4e lo dend 6 M 2&K» Cef lor Interview, Ed or Lome. 4 0 7 ­ 023 3564 or 407-227 2818 Perl Time cook, eervere. 6 dlehw ether needed Confect Mylene 407-323 7306 71— H elp W anted best B u sin ess. 29 more driven COL-A Drivers Needed 2 yr* Exp required Must kve w*hto 55 mttet of Daytona Local work, hom adaty Andover rxghf trtpa Orsat Benaftu Up to 91050 00 pkr*/ week Meet ffte Recnj*ef/Wah In October 59t through B9i 6 am to 5 pm Salem Canters Inc. 3143 International Speedway Btvd Daytona Beisch. FL Or C a l 1*00 -7 0 9 -2 5 3 6 Olkoa Help needed tot courser top manufachinng plan Basic computer ska* required C alor tnpaimcObeUtoulh net 4 0 7 ­ 321-7709 Seo efary Raoepliortel: Some bookkeeping a computer Ntpwtedge a must Mon Fit a4pm Great ben s fits Sfl99 SQ4v. depart i ng on * * i tea 4 0 7 * 9 9 7967. Pari Um* cook, aarvara a dishwasher nee ded. Contact 407-323-7306 HELP W A N T E D • MAINTENANCE NIGHTS/WEKKINDS FT/PT • EXPERIENCED FOOD SKRVERS F / T -P / T • EXPERIENCED COOK • HOUSEKEEPERS - F / T • FLOOR M A N T O C U A N *CARPETS M-F 7p i w M b Ib N E xcellen t opportunity lor e ip e rte n c e d tood s erv ers lor a n upgrade raUremenf community. Musi b * a professional an d want stea d y em ploym ent. Above av al a g e alerting w a g es lor th o s e who a ra qualified AM can d id ates p i * a t e fax th * resu m es. R e su m e F a x 4 0 7 -3 2 2 - 3 0 6 6 Phon# 407-322-2207 * L o g w o o d 4 0 7 -2 5 1 -0 2 0 2 M M W v y iW B W r d M m W a a iiliw ip_m w d * in i » nbi< ta Ww* w isaw nw r ■ Heritage ■t Lake F o w l SYSTEMS ANALYST Intellisight, LLC Orlando Metropolitan Area Fax resume to: Intellisight LLC, Attention: C.H., 407-645-3077 Job Dutica Include: Doaign, develop, teat and enhance existing m edical records, data m ining, billing u tln g M edical M anager Version 10.0 and M YSYS I'M and Tiger A dm inistrator and Electronics M edical records system * using Java and CBar program s running on Unix, W indows NT, IBM AIX and Palm operating system s with M edical Billing, transcription, cod ing and EMK; C onfer with personnel to determ ine autom ation, real lim e requirem ents, interfacing capabilities and com pare to existing system s; m aintain Data Center for Voice/Data com m unica­ tions; configuration of Voice over II* for m ultiple office locations; develop scan­ ning solutions using m ultiple system s such as N elFile Manager, ScanKouter (Savin); m anage web site and em ail (IMAIL server 8.0.5) hosting, creation and m aintenance; prepare technical reports of program developm ents; test m aintain and debug system s using W indows 98, 2000, NT, XI* Linux, SCO Unix, SUN Solaris 9.0 and IBM AIX 9.0; m aintain hardw are (SUN Sparc server, IBM AIX server, N T based servers and W indow PCs). Softw are, Netw ork (LAN, WAN) for medical offices; installation, configu ration and m aintenance of Check Point, Sonic Wall SO H O 3, PRO and PRO 200 and C ISC O I'lX Fire Wall; work with third party Data Center, Phone Vendors (ITC, USLcc) for interoffice com m uni­ cations; m aintain d atabases using know ledge of M SSQL, O racle 8.0, MS Access, D eveloper 2000 and Data W arehousing; Visual Basic, Java, C. C ++, CB, M icrosoft.N ET; work w ith various routers such as CISCO 3500, 6400 (Fram e Relay, Total Private N etw ork, Virtual Private N etw ork), N etopia. �Page 4 B Sunday. October 2.2005 T iik Hi mm ji H erald C lassifi m 71— H elp W a n ted Ju n ctio n h ai 71— H on 98— R anted StehtoaCrawWAndMIMan W JU fK b : dulgoing u k r rap tor comnvdty nawapapar group Nawapapar aalaa ertpertanoc preferred Oeneffis include baaa aalary. comnvaaron plan, mlaaga. d vacation. health Inauranea, 401k Raauma* only to: Sanford Herald. 300 N French A ve. Sanlord. FL 32771 or dpkigWsamtodaharaid com iwannaon; ra ws BanaNa I Training Provldad C al 407-830-4700 itantn.cgn 99— A U S Banford 4/2 Houaa. remolded, new carpal 5 past Fenoadyard 8 porch 512954no. 1507 S Loanl Ave 407-3382233 ail 107 117— C R M A R I N E R 'S V IL L A G E LAKE AOA I BOflU U/VMO 7 bo o m . srtxvuo Afro up 4 0 7 3 2 3 -8 8 7 0 :1/1.apLWO. dekkt ranmtoad. tesom o 407­ 6414948 tatoitilanitocnwwaurmwnaOl 5 3 6 5 15Hlml 103— H 93— R oom s R U entals Office « body du p » loL 3 bkxk bide. 2 turn*, great location Oraal Dealt Laaaa. 1 149SAno 9283083477. S anlord Commercial: Busy ranchange d CR15/17-92 and 14 1081 aq R. 8 1 2 parking spaces, zoned C-1. Aval r a * ' S7S04no C a l Porzlg Really 407-322 8678 118— O f f ic e WEfkLVAfcWHUT Featuring Brick Ovan Pizzas, Soupa. Salada. Hoar IBitnQ Lunch Mrs. CaaNara Salad/Sandatch Makar* Pizza Cooka Food Runners S an lord : 1/1, Cotlag*. Carpeted & Vinyl. Water Included. 5500/5500 Dap nford: 1/1, Carpal 5 WnyL Stove. Refrigerator. Al Utetret Included. 5585/5565 Deposa Sanford, Sandalw ood Condon 2/2. Tiled Throughout. Appliance* C om m rty Pod. LOOOi Sq FL 5 9 5 0 4 9 5 0 Dsposd DOYLE MANAGEMENT WE RENT AND SELL HOMES) 4073384423 Lake Mary Ftareahed room k> 1 adult, c a l tor detail*, c a l l 4074188982 95— R W oom m ate anted Lake Mary Blvd A 427. S375M0L tod UR M. WO. catto. nr SCC akpL NS. quiet, pro* 407-322-1807 Shop Helper: Sanlord manufacturer. 407-323-2028. Faa 407-323 2027 97— A pa rtm en ts Furn - is h e d Lake Mary 5/4 mini manaon. acmanad |acur/tpod. 3 car gar. 3 7 0 0 aq n CHA. goll ccrm udy. 52.700100 7 8 8 4 4 8 3131 San ford: Hlatortc 3/1. 2 •lory, 8750/month 2/1. tostym ondi. 1/1.*49(Vmo 407-282-2002. PORZIG REALTY RENTALS IBO/IBalh. S o n P a t h CHA. Wteer. Lawn. Pad 5800/mo •Sanlord IBD/IBalh Apt Q round Floor. Fireplace, wood Ftoora. VAew-LeiwvPed Inckjdadl SOCIO/mo •Oettona: WtVTBeth. 7 Cal Oaraga. IBOQ pq f t Screen Porch. Fanced Verd, ftam ai Areas. 5135<Vmo Country Style City Living pa ce Office* For Rent 400 aq N to BOO aq 8 Sanlord Fulton Office Canter 4 0 7 3 1 4 -3 7 5 0 141- -H S om es For a le Willi 17 Mu lease h Anuroueil Cretin • Spacious ApartmroU a lth la r t f O o acU • Lake M M Nm r OAANQC. voiutu d:4/Z.8aNaw.Naw Carpet New Ceramic Tke. newly Painted lnt/E»t. 5199.900 R anovstad : 2/2. Newly Parried Interior. New Carpel. 5148.900 Taro Story Victorian Horn*, 5 Ded/4Bath. over 3200 eq h Fplct. 4 Porche*. Hug* living. Dwng 5 Family Rma w/ Wat Bar Located m Ikslonc Dtalncl Overlooking Gorgeou* Park 6 4 EUocki to LAka Monro* Lialad In National Registry ol Historic Homes. 5544.900 7 Sanford Mayfair Meadows Ready to move In. 38R/2BA. screen porch. 2 car g a r. pod privileges 5180.900 407 322 1587. 3BFV2BA. Mayfair wndorv b t t k o f t o . oofc k o i cHrut Ireel. lot. C al 407-322^ 307 181— A ET rf/ Y lN itlf < I V t (t^ 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -0 7 5 9 Incom a Potential Two Homes For The Pnc* 01 O n* Reduced For Quick Sal* 1178.000 Sanlord: 915 Mtple Am. 1 bkrh d l l 7 -9 2 .2BR/1 BA. w *i bonus room. LR. DR. complalaly renovated, large comer lot CHA. ah kitchen appis Included Very cute starter home 5 1 3 5 .0 0 0 Mortgage tundrig available to 525 credit score 4 0 7 4 9 9 - 17 9 8 .lv mag Santord-Cetery Lakes 4/2 5/2. w/office Can be 5th l a k i m 2 yr* new Huge comer lol W al a ilin g 5325k Sacrifice el 5302k Buyer Drama avaaabte Eut. 9 5 4 ­ 720-0015 Come Check Us Out; s300 OFF 1st Month s Rent • mwId 1*0 OflC snrMAerU Roys p p l ia n c e s F u r n it u r e F o r S Sanford 3/1,40TCdomsl Way. tag ccmar Id. 1st 5120400 buy* Is Apprsnedffi 5145K 407487­ 2412 407 322 BG7B Convenient Spacious Affordable S en t Zoned C -2 offices or ate*, you can atoo •v* lharat 411 Sanlord Av*. Sanlord 518004no. 1at. last. 51800 sac. deposa Needs soma toong d your a n an as OH street parting 1233 aq 8 C al anytime. Mr Oeorge L. Lopez. 4 0 7 3 2 2 5084. (•107) 322-2*195 ent 209— C For a le o u ses- n f u r n is h e d DOYL E MANAGEMENT RENTALS Fo r om es AFFORDABLEHOM ES VENTURE1PROPERTIES o m m e r c ia l For R Ban Franc taco Oran *A Taata o* tha Bay Area* Barvlc* piumbarsAtelpars tdad. Raaldantlal B com m ercial. O raal pay I Hiring Immadtataly. 407- 141— H - n f u r n is h e d 2 b h Horn. 1500/iaS P#f»immon A 13th St. Sanlord 407-321-4217 AduHs fklrata P rspBch od tacktiglor aoccar 1 baskaibal coacha* Contact Coach Soon, 407-8030088x3108 Farr raauna* to 407­ 3223172. Apply In Peraon Any Day 2pm-6pm Lor alad In Park Place Plaza. 7025 CR48-A Suit* 1011. Lake Mary. FL 32748 (407)938-1107 pa rtm en ts o u ses- U N F U R N I5 IIE D 103— H en tals Efficiency ilOOwk. Aparlmanl*. tISOwk. also houaat lor ran lumlahadkjnlumlahad 407 2481188 Work Tty Avon B aa for faro Waakal Now avalaMa a 401k plan aa wal aa aceaaa to group health care Tul or pari tone, c a l 407­ 333-8158 ssr For our World Claaa laam In AMarnoraa Sprtnga W aoflar: ■Paid Training - MatScal/Dantef banaMs •401k •Fraa Club Mambarship Fcr mot* kfcrmston about Ms a aca lam opportunity, plaata c a l 407-280-8787 or *-ma* E06 W Naadad Local (407)322-8133 avaiabl* lor a yard parson wWi W M Aial who la hart working, haa IranaporUUon. can an SOto* and Is atang to team Pra ampwymant drug leal la raqukad P la a ia apply In panon to 708 Souffi Ftenh Am* . 8antord, F L 407-323-3838. elp Single Story Design 3 Studio Apartments■■ & a le 2 sa lt ol couches. 1 green. 1 broem. 5150 a a VWahar 6 dyer. 550 lor both 4^7-574-1487. Bedroom 8 pc. Louis Ptaffipa Sleigh sat Bad. 2 rate atands. dresaar. meror. chest Dovetef. navsr used Cost 54900. sacrifice 51650 4 0 7 4 7 8 4 8 9 0 _ Country Lake i Manmants s4 7 4 SMlrtCMrtMartnKattl 417-3214301 32113. Sanford A vt., Sanlord 2 7 1 ^ M g e w ra o ^ V 8 ^ w ilo rd ^ 3 0 ^ 5 2 0 4 217— G arage Pod Table 8 8 solid wood, 1* slate. K-88 rads, leather pockets, new In crate Cost 53500. sacnlrca lot 51250 4074704690 185— Computers For S ale PC Syrian AMP 1 ffl MHZ. 581 Tower, 19* monnor. ipaakera. HP 722c printer. DVD/CO oombo. CO Burner. 5500. M m se e 407 5 4 7 4 8 3 2 191— B uilding M aterials CORRUOATED STEEL ROOFING lor Bam s. Boat Docks. Shops etc AfsoCdvwtl Pipe 15-120* I8* i20 Cal For Paces Sutpkrs Steal 8 Supply. Inc Apopka 407 293 5788 199— Pets & SurriiEs tic Patti's Pet Sitting tic h i Care For Your Dug or Cal ei Your Horn* While You Are Genet Fkerty d TLC w a bring water planlsl Vary R aaao n abl* Rataal Ralerance* Avaitebte Upon Raquaal P I**** Cal 407314 8703 S a les -------S L T F X R f f i X n ------111 MAGNOLIA AVENUE DOWNTOWN SANFORD BAT, OCTOBER STM 730AM4 30PM CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE October 7 ,8*5*n Od 6 , 81(nv. NATIVITY CHURCH 3255 N nonaid Reagan Bhd (CR427). LongeroodU Mary Many good buy* Gong out d Business Closing out warehouse tul d antiques : Farm labia*, pnmffivws. wood burning cook slave, desks, drrang sets, drssssrs. chests, game labia, pictures, mmols, solid msrbia dining labia, clocks, lamp*, conactibl**. Curio cabinet*. |ew*lry. m en*, and mors. Downtown Oviedo, SR 428 6 419 by toe write towar 30 Station SI. Thursday. Friday. Saturday. Sunday. 1 8 6pm 4 0 7 3 6 6 4 8 2 2 T h lite th * test waakandt MuNi famity Oarage S a l* 48 Wad to B i Heard. norCi to 758 N. Oregon Av* 9 3 0 5 1 8 1 , 8am Antique*, doth**, and much Mu8l Family Yard Bate: 1000 Palmetto Av*. Sanlord. Fri Sept 30. Sat. Oct 1. 8 30am to 7 Sawng machines, tumffijr*. toys, d d hes. amal appttencas. country decorations, houseware*. 2 ttectnc wood pteners. Dens band saw. 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Shp, 20 )sts. cab. kgMs. new used. Wsrranly, rslail 54300. saenhe*. 51595 407 2 7 8 1 5 5 2 nr palming. Can Bob, *077982247. 231— C a rs For S a le 1997 Mercury Grand Marquis 4 Dr sedan, s ic eSsnl oondson 53550 For mora Into, c a l 407­ 834 5700 Ford Contour, 1997.4 Brand new liras, sicaitenl mard* SouL icra partecd 52500 407­ 792 9818 or 4 0 7 -5 4 8 5 8 3 4 honsac fle 2005 40r 10k M 5 1 7 .9 5 0 cal or vlsl 4078732988 com Saab 9 3 2001 40k m laaffier S R 510 .9 5 0 c a l or v 4078732988 com Ad and Get A Garage Sale Kit| •3 Signs •Bright Pre-Priced Labels •Checklist /tips M f M if 4 0 7 - 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 H er a ld S er v ic e D ir ec t o r y TO PLACE AD CALL niEsimncE \ FULL soma 1? ^=5 PRESSURE WASHING COMPANY YAMR-V o w n e d * O P g m T E J * ** C E 1582 C o n ip L * * * j /b b t r o u n d q m U ty SBTVLCBtflBtyOU can dopond o n . 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(g iymy 0 Irtewdud s e t thooaa* id adverse* ei tea n*wip*c*r. wte ee leaerv* he ngM e retua* anddi adnetsang w* t w e naepro- pnrde 0 uneretfitee b/D0 aenpany uantlardt £% j t To L u k V u i Cool ll Cm ) All ^ ^ S r lM d H h ir #7am°c^L!uiSr*t 4 0 7 -8 0 8 1 1 7 4 Open 24 Noun Tub-Wad •Tlw DRESSED mOFESSOUL Doubts Load Wh Uw I I jN TrtpM Load Washar I t N W -Frankie’s •tetKUMH M tN B M InataH your Maemeal andpfumbfru 8 U N B R IT E LA U N D R Y THE CXEANEHS Cleaners \ jf ________ Drop 01 and Dry Qaaniig So/v k m AboAvalatilt 2921 S. Orlando Dr. (17-92 • Sav-A-UX Plaza) Sanlord. FL *407-320-1999 & — m Drywall \e* R ooting Specializing In RefNflngfi Repaln 4 1 7 -3 2 2 -1 9 2 1 uc«Kiasc5sa 407 415 9 3 5 8 Magnolia Self-Storage 2530 S. Magnolia Avanut, Sanford, FI 32773 PH. 407-321-2006 Locally Owned and Oporalad Rastdonl Manager On Site Lowest Ratas All Units Drive Up Monthly Rentals Air Conditionad Units Available Boat, R.V. and Vahids Parking 24 Hr., 7 Day Weekly Access �Sunday. (klolicr 2. 2005 Thk lln u o 239— MoTOKCYCl.Es/4* W heelers For S ale 4 W H EEL! FVATV 2009 YAMAHA 200 BLASTER UJOO U L 7 I L U 1 0 4 WHEELERS FOR SALE 2009 Yamaha 200 B latter 91900. 2004 Polarta 290 TtaUMatar 11200 and 2009 Honda 90 i m a CaS MS-710­ 9110 Taro Brand Near 1- Polerle 1- Yamaha 91.900 each obo 146-799-9110 269-C leaning S e r v ic e s ______ Cleaning Quality. peraonai/ed. Reliable, Data! Oriented Service Sam e daanet* every ima Ca# For te a quote 407-376-4196 276-F ence Central Florida F en ce” An Typee ol Fen ce Speclakytng In Vinyl Fencing ■Free Eabmalea •UceneetWieured Ouatty Work Lecals Lecals NOTICE OF AQENCY ACTION TAKEN BY THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAOEMENT DISTRICT hearing Al bmaly Nad wrtlan obteebons rate be preeented to tia BoanJ tor conaldaralton In Re dakberabone on applcaton prior to tha Board taking action on t ie appkeabon None* la given that N toaowmg peon* was laauad on 0 7 2 X » C William Harkins. 1525 Waal Lake Ma-y Boulevard. Suita 306. Lake Mary. FL 32746. petmff # 42117-9M TS-1 The project la located to Seminole County. Section 39. Townarap 19 South. Range 30 Caat Tha pern* autoorues A SURFACE WATER MANAOEMENT SYSTEM ON 1 6 6 ACRES TO SERVE AS STORM WATER TREATMENT BY RETENTION known aa Monroe Road Development Tha receiving water body la S t The Mata) containing Via appkeabon lor Via above bated perm* la available lor Inapacbon Monday torougti Friday eacept tor legal hokdaye, BOO a m . to 5 0 0 p m at Via St Johne Rrvar Water Management District (Diatricl) Headquarters, 4049 Reid Street. Pteatka. FL 32179-1429 A person whose sitoetarRiel eats ere affected by Vie Olatncl perrnmng dedaion mey pe«utm lor an admlnlabatlvs hearing In accordance wffh sections 120 569 and 120 57, Florida Statutes, or may choose to pursue medtebon aa an alem abva remedy tauter aecbon 120 973. Florida Statutes, bstora lha daadbne lor INng a pabboo Chooemg medtebon win not adversely affect Vie rigtff to • h air­ ing 9 medtebon does not rebuff In • aatttemerk The proeettorea lor pursuing medtebon are te l torth In aecbon 120 973. Florida Statutes, and rules 29-109 111 end 29 106 4 0 1 -4 0 4 Florida Admlnlababva Coda Pebbons must comply wffh Via raqubamama ol Florida Admmlababve Coda Chapter 26-100 and be Nad with (received by) Vie Olabict Cterk located al Distort Headquarters, tbghway 100 Waal. Palatka. FL 32177. Peabona lor edmmrababve hearing on tha above eppbceVorRa) muet be Ned within twenty-one (21) days ol pubScebon ol Vat notice ot Wffhto twenty-ala (26) days ol Via Distort depositing nonce ol Vaa Intent In Ihe m el lot to o t* persona to whom Vie Distort maria actual notice Failure to Ite a pebbon wltoto H a bme period ahal conabtute a waiver ot any rtght(i) such peraon(a) may have to request an ednanlat'eVve determlnebon (hearing) under eeebena 120 569 end 120 57, F 8 , concerning the aubfert pemat Pebbons Vtel are not Nad In accordance wffh Vie above provtatom ere subject to dtemteaal Giona Lewie. Otvtelon Oaactor, Division ot Perm ! Data Sanrlcea SI Johns Rivet Walar Management Distncl Pubtah October 2. 2005 V 0I5 Stetem ant ot Ownership, Management. and Cbcutetkm 1. Pubbcabon TRte Tha Santord Hat aid 2. Pubbcabon Number 461-2800 3 FMng Dele 9/2005 4. Issue Frequency Wednesday and Saturday 9 Number oI Issues PuDkshsd Annually 104 e Annual Subaalpbon Price 436 00 7. Complete Making Address ol Known Office cl Ptetecteion 300 N French A ve. Santord. Seminote County. Honda 32771-1119 Comart Person. Dan Ptog . Telephone (407) 322-2611 9. Complete MeRng Address ol Headquarters or General Business Office ol Putktehar; 300 N franch A ve. Santord. Senanote County. Florida 32771-1119 9. Fui Names end Complete Making Addresses ot Pubbatiar. Editor, and Managing Editor Pubbatwr, Dan Ping. 3 0 0 N French A ve. Santord. FL 32771-1119. Editor, Dan Ping. 300 N French Ave. Santord. FL 32771-1119. Managing Editor, Steve Pared*. 300 N. French Ave . Santord. FL 32771-1111 10. II toe pubbcabon la ownad by a corporation, give toe name and address ol toe corporation toanedtetaly tobowad by toe names wai addrstsea ol a l ttockhoidert owning or holding 1 percent or more ot toe total amount ot stock « not owned by a corporation, grve toe names and addrstsea ol toe IntVvkkiel owners. V ownad by a partnership or other unincorporated Him. give Ra n « t a and addrasa aa waR aa tooae te each tatevkh/te owner R toe pubiceRon to pubtahed by • nonproN orgenUebon, I’flftC SB Lecals e m e u n COURT OF THE EWKTEINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUfT O f FLORIDA, M ANO FOR iEhVNOLE COUNTY OENfRAL JURIiDtCTTON DtVlilON CASE NO. 06CA-799-14L in tmr U S BANK. N A SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO THE LEADER MORTGAGE COMPANY. KATHLEEN MARIE MARSTON. at a l. It) NOTICE OF FORI CLOSURE S A U NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgmerk d Foractotura dated Saptamnat 19. 2009 and entered in Case No 09-CA-75614L. ol Via Cvcuri Court ot lha EIGH­ TEENTH Jutecul Cvcuri ai and tor SEMINOLE County Florida wtwram U S BANK. NA. SUCCESSOR BY MEnOER TO THE LEADER MORTOAGE COMPANY IS PUmt.ll and KATHLEEN MARIE MARSTON. at a l. art Dttendjms. I we aai to l a tvgtwal and bast taddar tor caan at toa East door oI toa Coutinouaa In SANFORD. SEMINOLE County. Florida. 1100 AM oclock on toa 20th day ot October 2009. toa know­ ing deter had property aa sal torto in said Final Judgment, to wk: REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. W C. AEOIS FUNOINO CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS BRITTANY l SANDERS. IF LhrtNO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HE VIS. OEVISEE8. ORAN TEES. ASSIONEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST BRITTANY L. SANDERS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BRITTANY L. SANDERS. IF ANY; ALAFAYA WOOOS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC ; JOHN d o e and JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS Vt POSSESSION DEFENOANTIS) N o rm of FORECLOSURE BALI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pueuark u a Sunmary Final Judgment ol Fcaectoeua dated September 20. 2009 araared m ON Casa No 05CA-1413-14W ol the Ceoal Coul tk toa 18TH Judaaal Cacuri at and tor SEMI HOLE County. Santord. Florida. I writ sal to toa tagheet and bast taddar tar cash al toa East Door at lha SEMINOLE County Courtoouoa located at 301 N Park Avenue ai Santord. Florida, al I I 0 0 am on toa 20h day (A October. 2009 lha tobowmg IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THI1ITH JUDICIAL CVtCUtT, IN ANO FOR 5EMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA OENERAL JURISOtC DON DIVISION CAM NO: 04 CA 2291 140 (CONSOLIDATED WITH CAM #; 04-CA-2015 1 4-W) FV1ST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS PUMP J BE ROERON. IF living , and if d ea d , the UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIONEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN MTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST PHILIP J BEROERON; JESSICA L BE ROE RON. IF LlWtO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN GPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIONEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST JESSICA L BEROERON. MERCANTt! BANK F/K/A CITRUS BANK. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS W POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) give Ra name and address FuR Name. Complete Mating Address R ep th ic Newtpapert In c. 11963 Kingston Pika. Knorrite, TN 37922. Douglas A NOTICE OF Homs. 11863 Kingston Pika, Knoavkte, TN 37922 M 6 -7 9 6 4 1 1 0 FORECLOSURE SALE __ ___ Summary final I t . Known Bondhoidera. Mortgagees, and Otoe* Security Judgmerk, to-wk Holders Owning or Holding 1 Percent ot More ot Total Amount ot LOT 103. THE VILLAS OF CAS­ NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN 278-H andy M an SELBERRY PHASE TWO. Bonds. Vtortgagea. or Other SecurRMt. FuR Name. Complete pursuer* la a Summary Feat Because Vie admlntstrabv# hearing proems Is designed to torLOT 27. ALAFAYA WOOOS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Judgment ol ForoUoau* dated Mating Address. None mutate llnel agency action, the sang ol e psbbon m eem that t a PHASE V. ACCORDING TO R J Handy Man Servtcea THEREOF AS RECORDED IN September 26. 2009 anterad m 13 Pubicebon TRte, The Santord Herald THE PLAT THEREOF AS Distorts ffnal action may be ddtererk trom to# poeRnn taken by At Pheeea ol Conatrucoon PLAT BOOK 29. PAGE I t 21. CM Cat* No 04-CA 201514W 14. Issue Date tor CRoAebon Date Below 09/1105 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I to Vaa notice ol mtent Persona whose eubetenbal Interests wR Preaaure Cleaning. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF ol to* Ctroua Coul ol to* 1ITH 15 Eatonl and Nature ol CtroAabon 19. PAGE 92-64. OF THE PUB be effected by any such Inal decision te V » Otetort on toe appbSEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORF P among. Hauling Jukoal Cacuri to and k * SEMI­ UC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE Average No Copies Each Issue During Precedaig 12 Morkha DA; a/k/a 3159 Ortenwood can! have Vie right to petffton to beoome e party to the pioceed407-323-2641 (Home Phone) NOLE Couky. Santord. Ftanda. COUNTY. FLORIOA No Copies ol Slngte Issue Pubbshed Neareel to FBng Dale 8 treat. Wake* Park. Florida I wte aari to to* tsgtaat and beat tog. to accordance wah toe requaemema set torth above 407-314-6979 (C el Phone) e Total Number ol CcpMe (Net prase run) 32792 Odder tor cash at to* East Door Dalad Oat 20th day ot 5400 5300 at lha SEMINOLE County PuUah: October 2. 2009 Saptemdar. 2006 DATED Vaa 19 day ol Couritaua* located at M l N b Paid and/or Requested Circulation Lecals V002 Saptettkiar. 2009 Pub Avam* to Santord. Ftanda. (1) PakVRequetted Outelde-County MaA SubacrtpVons Stated (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) at 1100 a m on to* 29th day tk on Form 3541 (Include advertteerk prool and eschange eoptea) MARYANNE MORSE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS MARY ANNE MORSE October. 2005 lha following M THE CIRCUIT COURT Clark ol toa Cacut Coul 210 205 daaendad proparty a* aal tatto m At Cteik at sari) Coul OF THE 19TH By Mary Strode (2) Paid In-County Subecrtpbona Staled on Form 3541 (Include The 8emtoote County Port Authority, Serkord. Seminote Couky. By Mary 6troupe •ate Summery Fuel Judgment, JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. Deputy Clark advertiser's proof end eu h en g e copies) Aa Depiky Cterk Florida hjrraahea the tolowing totormebon and Inatnirttom to to-wk PI AND FOR 2550 2525 proapecVve blddera dealring to sutural proposals tor toe work 9IMMOLE COUNTY. Pubtah «i (3) Salsa Through Dealers end Camera. Street Vendors. Subnattad by FROM THE SOUTHEAST COR­ FLORK3A THE SEMINOLE HERALD Fatal 9 Oribu. P A Coulter Sates, end Other NotvUSPS Paid OtabkaAton NER OF THE SW 1/4 OF THE CASE NO.t 06-CA-1494-14W THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO 9630 SW 77m Annua. Suria NW 1(4 OF SECTION M . 1914 1799 ATTORNEY BAR NO. 249041 J STERN. P.A.. ATTORNEY SCOPA Protect #139. Contrert tor Vw eietelaOon ot MorkAar 200 TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. (4) Other Classes MaAed Through toe U SPS FOR PLAWTIFF Offices Mans. Florida 331962619 RANGE M EAST. RUN WEST YALE MORTGAGE SOI 8 Urwarvty Dnva Suria 0 0 (306)662-4110 along the so u th line o f CORPORATION. c Total Paid endtor Raqueelad O culabon (Sum ol 15b 500 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF WORK: SAID SW 1/4 O f NW 1(4 A DIS­ Plantation. FL 1M 2* (1).(2).(3)and (4)| Parsons wtto a tkaabkriy who TANCE OF 96 FEET FOR A i (994)231 9000 *574 4529 ____ POINT OF BEGINNING. The principal work ahal consist ol toa tosUMbon ol MorkAar 0541290 d Free Dtablbutlon by Mat (Samples, oompamarkary, end other to perkapeto m tote procaeckng THENCE RUN WEST ALONG Offices to metal buAdngs el Via Port ol Santord, Banknote thou id contact Court THE SAIO SOUTH UNE OF bee) County. Florida The convert period sh al be lot a term oMwo (2) SHIRLEY A DAVIS IF UVatQ. M ACCORDANCE WITH THE Admass#aeon al M l N Park THE SW 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 A (1) Outatde-County as Stated on Form 3541 AMERICANS WITH DISABbJyears horn Vie date ot Isaujnce. end ahal contain provtetamtor e tc . at a l. Avenue Bute N30I. Santord. DISTANCE OF 77S 9 FEET. Dalandama 0 TIES ACT. paraona wtto tktabtiup to two (2) two (2) year eitem kins Construction ol ctffoea 0 Fkmda 12771, vriVan 2 wotkmg THENCE RUN NORTH (2) In-County ee Stated on Form 3541 baa naadmg a apacial aocoma n a be to spertflcsbons approved by toe Senanote County Pori days pnor to toa procaedmg 212 47FEET. THENCE RUN N NOTICE OF ACTON modabon should contact 10 10 Authority, end aha* comply w*h e l Federal. Slate and Banknote Tatephona: (407)969-4227; 1­ 12 0EGREE8 14 00T W.. A OIS COURT ADMINISTRATION, al IN MORTGAGE (3) Other Classes Mated Through toe U SPS 900699-9771 (TDD) Ol 1-900­ TANCE OF 20 FEET. THENCE County codes, as wel as toe Soutoem BuAtkng Code. tha SEMINOLE County FORECLOSURE 9956770 (V) via Fkmda Relay RUN N 97 DEGREES 29' OCT 0 0 Coutoouae at 4 0 7 6 6 5 4 2 2 7 .1 e. F ret Distribution Outude toe MaA (Carriers or other means) E., A DISTANCE O f 232 59 Service INSTRUCTIONS ON OBTAINING SPECIFICATIONS •006956771 (TOO) « 1600TO: SHIRLEY A DAVIS FEET. THENCE RUN EAST A 230 230 •996770. via FkxaJa Relay Any unknown heat. ttewaaea. DISTANCE OF 149 99 FEET. Pubbah: Saptambet 24. 2009 I Total Free Distribubcn (S u n ot 15d and l i e ) Spertffcabona end a complete deecrtpbon ol toe propoaed work grantees, cradnora and ether THENCE RUN N «3 DEGREES and October 9.2009 240 240 „ unknown paraona or tmknown may be obtained to person bom toe otffoe ol toe Admaaatrator. 22" 45 ' W , A DISTANCE O f U I M _________________ Putteah Saptamdat *9. 2009 g Total Dtetribubon (8 u n o t 1 9 c and lit ) APPROXIMATELY 30 FEET tpnuaee darning by. Ihraigh Senanote County Port AiAhorVy v al October 2. 2009 MORE OR LEM TO AN VtTER4914 4796 and under 6twity A Dana. M TH6 CMCUtT COUNT U134 SECTON WITH THE FOLLOW h Copiaa not Distributed Leal Known adtteat OFTH6 1STH Damns K. Dolgnat. Atbnekslratoi - “ ESCRIBED UNE: A LINE II 409 Maaonvtte Avenue 369 347 jVKkOAL CMCUTT. Seminole County Port Authorffy mteavtlNO WEST FROM A . SanTord. FL 32771 l Total (Sum of I6g a n d h ) M ANO FOR P OINT ON THE WEST RtQMT 1910 Kastner Place. Suite 1 MbNOLV COUNTY. MMNOLA COUNTY. O f WAY LINE O f LAKE EMMA FLORIOA YOU AltWauiteWD mat arr ‘ Pori ol Sarkord ^ Parcan l Paid antVw R»quaat*d O w iaU on (16c OMOmd by fLOMOA ROAD. THE SAID POINT CIY1L DtVtStON Sanlord, Flortda 12771 PROteATl OtVMtON b e in g r e a c h e d b y b c q w 1bg t m n 100) CAM HO : 05CA-1M 514L f U NO. M 05K 62-C P gaga on lha Ickowmg isai prop (407) 322-4799 NINO AT THE AFORESAID 95% 94% arty in Saminola County. 16 Publicstton ol SlalenwH ol OwfWiNp POINT O f BEGINNING ANO I UOmGAOE ELECTRONIC M R ! ISTATEOF Contract and bid apactffcabona may be odttenad lot a nonTHENCE RUNNINQ N 00 Fktad* u SwwTur. wid TRte ot Etktor. Pu btet-r. Buteneu Marwqw REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, DEGREES 02' E . ALONG THE or Owner Daniel L Ping. Pubbatiar. H V W l uinnW■ JOSEPH EDWARD JONES. e t c . l o t 15 ANO THE NORTH WEST RIGHT OF WAY OF be made payable to toe Seminole County Port Authonty At |certify that a i totormabon on tola torm la trite and “ m p te tel 20 99 FEET OF LOT 16. LAKE EMMA ROAD. A DIS­ drawings apecAicabona and convert documents may be eaem underatand toal anyone who tumiahea latea end TANCE OF 174 35 FEET TO BLOCK 3. ^ to ^ a b o n ST vaM orm o. wta. om k. m M t e t e ^ n t o n ^ o n vied to person al toe otboe (A toe Adrmtnelratot NOTICE TO CREDITORS THE POINT THE UNE RUNS ACCORDING TO THE PLAT on to . torn, rruy b . ***** >° cnrrana| aari^ u te WEST FROM THE SAID POV4T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN WAYNE EARL LAYTON, at al. Tb# admmMtration o19* »•*••• ( S S r i B N te. wid imprtaonmem) waVor rtvk aanrtwte (InckidFROM THE SAIO INTERSEC­ PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 71, OF BIDS Dtoandanta ol JOSEPH EDWARD JONES. TION WITH THE 8AJD IWE THE PUBLIC RECORDS Of tog chk penaRiea) w hoM N Uo i M f h RUN EAST ALONG THE SAIO SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ B to . mute t a to lu. cmnpateic. Putteah October 2. 2009 NOT1CI O f ACTION ■ I I Octobmi 23. 2004. F * UNE DISTANCE O f 2 9 1 9 7 q^outkned to toe bid package No B«1 Bond ahal be renArad tot DA Numbet 2009-1962-CP w pandV029 FEET MORE OR LESS TO THE TO MA.TON 8 HEWITT. JR Vat protect I ing tn toe Circuit Court tot WEST RIGHT OF WAY OF ha4 baan Nad igamat you and LAVA 639 ANHWOA RO. WIN­ Semnote County. Florida. LAKE EMMA ROAD. THENCE y o u a m re q u k e d to ^ lW Y FLOMOA. Probate Dwiwon. toa eddreaa oI TER SPRMOS. FL 32706 RUN 8 00 DEGREES 0 5 W , A REJECTION OF BIDS M THI CINCUT COURT ol your written datenaea. I any. CTRL ACTION alien a M l N Parti Avente, O f THE EIGHTEENTH DISTANCE OF «0 FEET u 7 on Ene R Schwaru. CAM NO.t 06-CA-0966-I4K YOU ARE NOTIFIED toal an Sarkord. FL. 327726009 The JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ALONG THE SAID WEST Eaquas. Wait! 4 Schwaru. action tot Fotaetoaua ol names and eddtaaaaa at R1QHT OF WAY UNE O f LAKE MANOFOR p/L, piwnavs Abomey. whose WM SPECIALTY MORTQAOE I Mortgage on toa tobowmg MMMOLI COUNTY, EMMA ROAD. THENCE RUN address la Ene R Btew -m . U C . WITHOUT RECOURSE. UMMAte t « r * * ’ ------FLOMOA WEST 200 FEET. THENCE 8 ' BUM r aquas WE ITT 4 SCHWARTZ. 00 DEGREES OT W . 290 FEET. nay ere set lotto below CAM NO. 050R-2914-02D-K P A . Commercial P o s t 8ute I LOT *3. OREENSPOINTE. THENCE RUN EAST 200 FEET l l . W I W C em n w roN ^ adverba* or cancel toe propoaed work I ACCORDING t o t h e plat Al oedtora ol too decedent and M RE THE MARRIAOE OF TO THE WEST RIGHT O f WAY FL Leudaidate. FL 33309 w4f«n I THEREOF AS RECOfUXD IN other paraona hevmg rtalme « UNE OF LAKE EMMA ROAD. CATMERME SUE EDWARDS, demand* agamal toa dacadentk PLAT BOOK 29. PAOE8 24 TIME ANO PLACE OF BID OPENING THENCE RUN 8 00 DEGREES VERAN1AD LANE, ot vaa naeca «!d lteV ieon gh THROUGH 27. INCLUSIVE. OF m m , on whom • copy d s ite . 0 2 ’ W , ALONG THE SAID rstan r r * - ~ * * **M* nal wah Vie Cteik te Vaa C cut THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF nobet a aetved. must M J i w WEST RIGHT OF WAY UNE A BMted tads wtl be raoetyed al toe o *o e oil < * * ? " * £ 7 ^ ^ (1 0 0 p m .e d l).O c to tte tr,2 0 M M » ta ^ lr™ arthar betor# I SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORF d a m w«h toa Coul WITHIN DISTANCE OF 5 0 6 FEET TO Ptemaaa Abomey oMnanedv NOTTCIOFSALI THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS I DA THE POINT OF EEGV4NVKL w S b e pubbeiy opened end teed aloud * * J * ™ T T L atety toertaffai, otoerwtm a a f t e r t h e tim e o f t h e LESS AN EXCEPT ANY ( W THOMAS B LANE. toe ant^Anri bid etoelng bme * • not be cottekteied_No dataub w4l be artarad ao *"** has bean Mad agamat you and f i r s t publication o f m s Notice a hereby 9N*n M E BaapondaoUFumar 7 ION OF th e a bo v e you t o toa rate! demanded to tkda ^ ^ T w i t o d r t w n tor a Pwkidolto»1Y pursuant to a FlnN Jv*""**®* you wa raoaiad to aarva a copy 1 n otic e o r m d a y s a f t e r DESCRIBED PROPERTY CON Husband me Mongaga Foiertoaura I o i k to toebld opening wkhoU toe coneetk ol toe AdnwkatrMot. I Fotaetoaua or Order dated ol you wrften datenaea. # any. th e date OF SERVICE o f a VEYEO TO SEMINOLE COUN­ 1 gacMrrber 14, 2009. entered M 10 i/ o n Marshal C Wateoa Compteak 1 senanote Couky Port Aikhotvy COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TY BY WARRANTY DEED NOT1CS OF SALI CivS Cats Nuriber 06C A 69M P A . Abomey tot Ptefk*. atooaa THEM RECORDED JULY 22. 20OUN MX. m toa Cacut C o *V ?“ DATED tote Saptemdat IS. , tteted lk b Z S to day otSM kem du. 2005 M Santad. Seminote adU .es • 1900 NW 49TH OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN SEMINOLE Couky. Fkmda. 2009 STREET. SUITE 120. E7 Ai otoer cradaora ot too decev a l on toa ISto day ol Octodar, *922. PAGE 709. OF THE PU 5 Couky. Florida aharatn WM SPECIALTY LAUOEROALE. FL 33309 wWim L1C RECORDS OF BCMWOLE 2005. at 11 « 0 AM. at toa Uaryarma Morse gwty (30) day* ahar to* MN mor Y g a o e U C . WITHOUT d a m « demand* agamat to* BNimote Couky C a r t n a i . COUNTY, FLORIOA. By order ot SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY As Cterk ol toa Court I RECOURSE la toe FtertRjand aubkeseon ot tote None* m to* w u w n astata n»«l Na Vtef M l Norto Park Avenue, attoe By Abaha Cyrus {pteawi pubteh ai THE SAN­ d a m veto tote coul W1THV4 1 Waal Front Door. Santord. 1 CATHERV4E SUE EOWA«M. Dated tots 29 day ol Safkatab*. at N . we toe Delenderka. I a * Oaputy Cterk FORD HERALD) and Ma to* q/yvtllam H. Poe. Chairman MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Fkmda 32771, toa uidaraigrted 1 2009 ongmal wan to* Cterk ol tote O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION Cterk wte otter tor sate too tatPutted 6aptembar 25 2009 SEMINOLE Couky. Florida. Coul attar bstora sam e* on OF TH« NOTICE. https! David P Lanier, Jr.. Secretary lowing tteatmbad teal property (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU Nid October 2. 2009 1 MARYANNE MORSE I ly toerealter. otoarwtea a d a ta * A a CLAIMS NOT SO F * !D UIM _____________ Cterk ol toa Cacut CtMl Located al 1393 Bunnea Putteah October 2 .9 ,2 0 0 5 US M . SANLANOO ESTATES. I wte bo entered agamN you to* W ia b e FOREVER BARRED Road. Altamonte Spnnga. FL By Mary Stroup* te THI CMCUR COURT aooonte« to toa put toerooL aa | n e tekN demanded ai toe comV006 ________________________________________ 32703. *7i iro n parkokerty Deputy Cterk op JNS U0MT1INTH NOTWITHSTANDING THE I recorded in PIN B tx te lZ P a e ; mjqICUU. c m ITT H ANO U at toa Pubkc Rscords <A Nonet I TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Pubtah to: '^^SRSRfVARO sammote Couky. Ftanda I ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED , Eaal 92 teal ct toe SoiAh 112 ot THE SEMINOLE HERALD COUNTY. FLOMOA Amoncan* w«i wtto u— P.NiiWaa ^ uyteer Management Oebtrt ha* recanted TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE I THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO toast Orange Vtea. a* , , ■ . ....n r i 1 Americana — Art. Lot 69. Mctteta Orange Wte. a* « p L r * tn PIN Book NpubkceatetatoaNglwNand ptnorm ^ AFTER THE DECEDENT'S I J STERN. P A , ATTORNEY | g^appheadw ts) tot EnvtronmerkM R eeo u ce Petm*(a) bom vw w " MPUnkc w. - - - - — - - ol. I bate Didder, taa caNV at toe I m » „ | , tpacMi n o s acDOiwnodtton aooommodt DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED I FOR PLAWTIFF 2. Pag* 99. Pubkc Records Racorde ot to R E Fo rte te a e cllET® 00 0 , West Front Door. M l North oarbppata to Va* procseteng I M l 8 Unrvareriy Drive Suria - ____ V , aeo Lake BetmeV a , Longwcod. Sammote Couky. Fluid* m UrteteJ 8UU* Currency | Park Avonua, Sarkotd. FL. should cetkaci to* Court THE DATE OF FIRST PUBU- 1 600 P«cN D Nutktet 07 I I 29 O -I IM S tn - IO . The prowdte touted 3 2 7 7 1 ,6 H OOrm. on fw IPh Admavaeak* N M l N Parti CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS I Plenukon. FL 33324 t a a oooo 0099A a £ I J 2 J c S « y S e c b o n 06. Townehtp 21 BoUh. Range 30 y 04 Odobar. 2005 Avonua. Santoro FL 12771. 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Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 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>, October 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/98e309b7fbce61935805e9a2755116d0.pdf 59f1fe7a58ebb18879bf257fc421cd55 PDF Text Text M idw eek : W ednesday , S eptember 28 , 2 0 0 5 =— The Sanford Herald Vol. 114, No. 10 •Copyright © 2005 Tho Sanford Horald 50c County restricts sexual offenders r. B y Steve Paradle Horald Staff Sh ort w e ek So minolo County football teams havo to get ready in a hurry this woek as crucial district games, including Sominolo and Lake Mary, will bo played on Thursday with tho Fall Break beginning Friday. Sm Sports, P a g * 1B S *« D atailt, P a g * 3A 'Camelot' and auditions this weekend SA N FO R D — The Melon Stairs Theatre R epertory Com pany will perform "C a m e lo t" this w eekend at the th e­ ate r o n M a g n o lia A ven u e a m i S e co n d S tre e t in S a n fo rd . D irected by Tom Carter, the produ c­ tion will run Sept. 30 to O ct. 2. Tim es are Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets are $15 and $12. The next Repertory Com pany Production will be "G u ys and D olls" w hich will take place Jan. 27 to Feb. 5, 2006. A uditions are this weekend. No experience is necessary for the auditions. Perform ers will be asked to sing a song (of their choice) and read from the script. A uditions will be held O ct. 1 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and O ct. 3 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the theater. For more inform a­ tion, call 407-321­ 8111. S eminole S mile Kknb*dy Gr**nw*l — E**cul>». team leader for a net! protection a) Super Target •' ap p ro v ed ItiM d a y , P a g e 6A SANFORD — Tlie Board of County Com m issioners unanimously approved a first of its kind, county­ wide ordinance Tuesday afternoon restricting where sex offenders and predators can live as well as where they can go once released from jail. Sexual offenders and predators reg­ istered in Seminole County will receive a copy of the new ordinance and a copy of the Jessica Lunsford Act, named for the Florida girl murdered by sex offender who lived nearby. The Lunsford Act went into effect Sept. 1. The ordinance applies lo sexual offenders whose victims were younger than 16 years old and to sexual preda­ tors regardless of the age of the victim. "This is not the end all cure all lo manage sexual offenders," Sheriff Don Eslinger told the Board of County C ity fin alizes storm w ater c re d it plan B y Liane Edixon Herald Staff Tho Sanford Historic Trust will hold its annual student art contest. - v .Vv j »* Sm map of restrictions SANFORD — The City Commission adopted a pro­ gram and methodology for downtown stormwater credits Monday night, as recommend­ ed by the Community Redevelopment Agency’. The city of Sanford and the St. Johns Water Management District came up with a plan for using Mill Creek Pond, which has an available balance for stormwater retention, io give credits to developers so that they do not have to build a stormwater unit on their prop­ erly in downtown. These stormwater credits are Commissioners Tuesday. He noted sev­ eral times that the ordinance should withstand any legal challenges and that it was a collaborative effort of the Sheriff's Office with county personnel and the chiefs of police for the seven county cities. Under Ihe ordinance, offenders and predators are prohibited from residing within 1,000 feet of schools, day care centers, parks and playgrounds. The prohibition includes public and private schools as well as ihe county’s system of trails. Editor's Note: U.S. Rep. John Mica recently paid a visit to the offices of The Sanford I lerald to meet with staff and answer questions on topics ranging from transportation to I iurricane Katrina to the war in Iraq and to the congressman's plans for the future. SANFORD — U.S. Rep. John Mica, R-Fla., said recently that Central Florida workers can expect a com muter railroad system probably in 2009, that illegal drugs should be stopped before they come into the area, and that a better exit strategy should have been in place for the war in Iraq. See O rdinance, Page 6A Overdue Beach sold by the Community Redevelopment Agency, who has determined a value of the credits and a systematic method of charging for the credits. The value of ihe credits was established by taking the total site area times 15 percent, which is the typical lot area dedicated for stormwater man­ agement, times the value of the land, which was determined to be $18 per square foot. Based on those factors, the CRA has determined the value of a stormwater credit is $117,612. To encourage and promote redevelopment, the city See Credits, Page 6A Mica says commuter rail could roll by 2009 B y Steve Paradis Horald Staff The ordinance does not apply if ihe person lived at the permanent resi­ dence before the effective dale of the ordinance. That date will be when the Clerk of the Board receives notice from the slate that the ordinance has been filed with the Department of Stale. At the end of the rental term, however, the ordinance requires that the offender or predator leave that residence and move lo one that complies with Ihe new measure. In a visit to The Sanford Herald office earlier (his month, he also suggest­ ed he would run for two or three more terms before retir­ ing without considering a run for the Senate or the presidency. Mica said the initial operat­ ing segment will be ready prob­ ably by 2009. Tlie first phase will carry commuters from the Orlando Amtrak Station near O rlando Regional Medical HwaJd photo b y Tom m y Vincent Bob Parsed, left, shares a laugh with Bob Horian of Suncor Properties, right, as Sanford Public Works Director Thom as George, second from left, watches Mayor Linda Kuhn sign a joint agreement lor the North Shore Marina Island. North Shore ready for bidding B y Staff Reports SANFORD — Sanford Mayor Linda Kuhn, CRA Chairman Bob I’arsell, and Bob I lorian of Suncor Properties signed a joint agreement for North Shore Marina Island on Thursday, Sept. 22. A mix-up down at city hall led to writing up a new contract signed by Kuhn. The old contract, which was signed by then Mayor Brady Lessard, cannot be found in the city clerk's files. Now that the new beach agreement is signed. Phase I of the project will go out for bidding. I lorian and Parsell said that the project would hopefully start con­ struction in January 2006. "A Christmas present for Sanford," Horian said. "It's long overdue." Parsell said that after the entire proj­ ect is complete they hope to have water sports back on Lake Monroe. Phase I will include a seawall, approximately 200 feet of new beach area, a boat ramp, and landscaping and irrigation. Phase II will include an alu­ minum floating dock and possibly up to 60 boat slips. S m Mica, Pag® 3A Man charged for portraying an officer Georgetown B y Staff R e p o rts SA N FO RD — The Sem inole County Sheriff's O ffice charged a 27-year old Sanford area man with im personating a law enforcement officer late Friday night. Sept. 23. The arrest occurred after the subject allegedly flashed while strobe lights and turned on a siren, at least three times, while driving a car that was owned by a private company, which reported­ ly does prisoner transports. The incident allegedly occurred while Ihe subject was following a female driver on the State Road 417 Toll way. The car was a black, late model. Ford Crow n V ictoria, w ith the w ords "F u g itiv e U n it" em bla­ zoned on the sides and back. The victim called 9-1-1 from her cell phone, according to the Sheriff's O ffice. Com m unications personnel at the S heriff's O ffice directed her to HariM photo by Tommy Vincent Deputies found this gun during an arrest ol a Sanford man for imperson­ ating an officer on State Road 417. pull over at a Sanford area 7-11 store, where deputies mel her, as well as the vehicle dial was fol­ lowing her. The subject, identified as H ector Centeno, 27, was ques­ tioned. He told deputies he was employed by a company called Total Protective Services. Low Down Payments Low Monthly Payments Deputies arrest­ ed nim. He was booked into the S e m i n o l e County Jail early Saturday m orn­ ing, Sept. 24 and later posted bond, A fter the Centano arrest, deputies p h o to g ra p h e d the vehicle and item s found inside, which included a loaded handgun, handcuffs, id en tifica­ tion cards belonging to the subject and a Miranda Card, which sworn law enforcem ent uses the read arrestees their rights. The ow ner of the com pany told investigators that C enteno had taken the car without permission. He also said em ployees are told that the white strobe lights and siren in Ihe vehicle are not to be used in that fashion. alley cleanup set for Oct. 1 B y Liana Edixon Herald Staff GEORGETOWN — District 1 Commissioner Art Woodruff is spearheading an alley cleanup in Georgetown inis Saturday. Neighbors can join neighbors and dtywide volunteers for the Fall Neighborhood Cleanup from 8 lo 11 a.m., Oct. 1. The event will begin wilh interested parties meeting at Wilson Bentley Park located at 8th Street and Orange Avenue and end back at the park with a Sanford Police sponsored cookout. In addition to cleaning alleys in Georgetown, neighbors are encouraged to clean up near their homes, as well. Sm C lM n u p , Pag* 6A Call F or A Quote 4 0 7 -3 8 4 -9 1 3 7 C harles Davis & A ssoc. 2617 S. French Ave., Sanford •1 rjsim �1‘ilfiO 2\ VVcilnosilny. S<*|ili*nilK*r 211. 2005 Till'. H erald Seminole Summary A G LA N C E AROUND O U R C O U N TY What a Rush O ut & A bout SAT The 15th annual Florida Rail Fair will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Volusia County Fairgrounds in the Tommy T. Lawrence Show Arena. Admission is $6 for adults. Children under 12 free. Parking free. 300 tables of railroad items on sale. "C am elot" is being pre­ sented at Helen Stairs Theatre in Sanford. Performances are 7:30 p.m. Oct. 1 and 2 p.m. on Ort. 2. Auditions for “Guys and D olls” will be held from 11 a m. to 3 p.m. and on Oct. 3 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Helen Stairs Theatre in Sanford. Call 407-321-8111. Photo subm itted Seminole County firelighters were able to res­ cue 6-year-old Molly, a dog who lived In Genova. The fire happened Tuesday after­ noon. Firefighters save M olly from Are What's a party without free food? It's a rush as Seminole County College where students were entortainod by live DJs, given free T-shirts and more as the school’s various dubs and student groups held the annual Club Rush at tho Studont Center Shown dishing out yummy spaghetti is new SCC hoad basketball Coach Bobby Washington, center. Drug related • Michael Robert Pierce, 41, of Morristown, Tenn., was arrested by Sanford police early Tuesday at a business in the 2600 block of Orlando drive. He was charged with possession of narcotics equipment. Thursday, Sept. 22, at Seminole Towne Center. The two had reportedly used stolen credit cards in purchasing items in two stores. Peoples was charged with dealing in stolen property, Weaver was charged with illegal use of credit cards to obtain over $300 in goods. • Andrew Morgan, 46, of Osteen, was arrested by Sanford • Joshua D. Webb, 23, of Sarita police Sunday, when officers Street, was arrested by Sanford reported seeing him staggering police Saturday at his resideno* as down the sidewalk on Highway the result of a fight with a female. 17-92 at 14th Street. He was He was charged with battery — charged w ith possession o f under touch or strike (dom estic vlo20 grams df itniriiuiuu. v 0 . «. -len ci'). • Mark A. Simmons, 42, of North Lake Drive, was arrested by Sanford polio* Saturday. He was accused of taking $730 in items from a restaurant in Seminole Towne Center area. He was charged with larceny/theft of $300 or more. b u r g la ry • Brian Emmert, 39, of Orange Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday. He reportedly had climbed the feno* into a busi­ ness in the UK) block of Maple Avenue. He was charged with bur­ glary of a structure, and property damage of under $200. Assault - Battery • Ridley Bumgardner, 28, listed as homeless, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at Hiawatha and U.S. Highway 17-92 where he was reportedly involved in a dispute with a female. He was charged with battery - touch or strike (domestic violence). • Tiffany Nicole Church, 19, of Georgia Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday in the 14(H) block of West 7th Street where she was reportedly involved in a fight with a male. She was charged with battery touch or strike, and resisting an offia*r without violence. • Marie Lynn Dupont, 25, of Deltona, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday in the 2600 block of O rlando Drive. During the investigation of a disturbano*, Dupont reportedly attempted to plaa* blame on polio? officers, and scratched herself to prove viuieno* fn>m polio*. She was charged with two counts of simple assault on a polio? officer, and resisting an offi­ cer with violence. H w tld photo by Tom m y Vincent Anthony Falrcloth of the Sanford Fire Department was recently promoted to battal­ ion chief. Faircloth has worked with the SFD for more than 10 yoars. He will lead and serve *C* shift at Fire Station No. 31.. © • Carlos Javier Mediavilla, 20, of Pinecrest Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Friday following a fight with a male in the 3600 block of Orlando Drive. He was c'l'-iTRcd with battery - causing • Christopher James I’aiva, 25, of Garrison Drive, was arrested by Sanford police Friday at his rcsidona?. Officer said he had been in a dispute over the use of a cell phone. He was charged with bat­ tery — touch or strike (domestic violence). The First M arine Division Association, Central Florida Chapter will meet at 10:30 a.m. at the Fiddler's Green Irish Pub, 544 W. Fairbanks Avenue in Winter Park. Call 407-740-5097. Tlu* city of Lake Mary and the Grove Counseling Center will sponsor a jazz concert at 5 p.m. in Central Park. The event is free and will feature Latin jazz by Rico Monaco & The Sol Sons. There will also be a silent auction. The event will benefit the Grove Counseling Center's drug prevention programs. • Shqueen Denise Wcaren, 25, of Prino'ton Avenue, was arrested by Sanford polio* Friday in the 7400 block of N. Ronald Reagan Blvd. She reportedly took lottery tickets and cigarettes from a store at which she was a clerk. She was charged with larceny/taking rev­ enue of $300 or more. • Kenneth Gregory Dolin, 51, of East 29th Street, was arrested by Sanford polio* Friday. He report­ edly was involved in a family disturbano? at his residence. He was charged with two counts of aggra­ vated battery - committed on a disabled adult and one count of battery — touch or strike (domes­ tic violeno*). IPs the Wiggle Waggle Walk, at 9 a.m. at Colonial Grand Center. This is the 5th annual Pet Walk in Seminole County for the SPCA of Central Florida. Call 407-351­ 7722. ext. 274. • Paul Indemenico, 41, of Deltona, was arrested by Sanford olice Saturday at a store in fm inole Towne Center. He reportedly took items from the store without paying. He was charged with petty lareeny. S ”--- ~»v n u iv • Marcia B. Arroyo, 48, of DeLand, was arrested by Sanford polio* Saturday at a store in Seminole Towne Center. She was accused of taking $12.50 in items from the store without paying. She was charged with petty shoplift­ ing front a merchant. • Fannie Taylor, 40, and Share Wright, 20, both of Hickory Avenue, were arrested by Sanford police Sunday at their residence. Taylor had reportedly damaged the resideno* by cutting electrical cords on electronics equipment belonging to Wright. Taylor was • Steven Patrick Maher, 50, of charged with property damage of Apopka, was arrested by Sanford over $200, and larceny/theft of polio* Sunday at a store in the 3600 over $300. Wright was charged block of Orlando Drive. He is said with battery on a polio? offio?r, lo have taken $80 in items from the and battery — touch or strike store without paying. He was (domestic violeno?). charged with petty larceny. Thefts • Marian Lizelotte Ball, 27, of Windridge Circle, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford polio? Monday in the 2700 block of West 23rd Street. She was accused of taking a car from a Sanford resi­ dent. She was chaiged with grand theft of a motor vehicle. • Jupiter Jean Weaver, 32. of Altamonte Springs, and Marvin Eldridge Peoples, 43, of Stonebrook Drive, Sanford, were arrested by Sanford polio? Traffic Stops • Jam es Crews, 39, listed as homeless, was stopped by Sanford polio* Monday on Madera Avenue. He was charged with giv­ ing false ID to a law enforcement offirer, driving with a suspended ho*nse and possession of narcotics equipment. • Candido Perez. 36, of Deltona, was stopped by Sanford polio? Saturday in the 200 t o o k of Wind chase Blvd. He was charged with driving under the influence. WED ____ Big Band Dancing retun to the Sanford Civic Center from 2 to 4 p.m. with music by the Deltonans 14-piece band. Cost is $3. Community United Methodist Church in Casselberry will have its annual pumpkin sale on the church grounds at 4921 S Highway 17-92 in Casselberry from 9 a.m. lo 9 p m.through Oct. 30. Call 407-831-3777. THU ____ Wekiva River Player presents Gypsy, at the Central Florida Perform Arts Center from Oct. 7 bhow times are Fridays Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. ai Sundays at 2 p.m. Reser f-eats are $15. Group dis­ counts available. The Ce is at 2921 Orlando Drive the com er of Highway 1 and State Road 417 in Uv Calendar, Pag# 4t Dan Ping The Sanford Herald Editor and Publisher Administration Bofljr Bannoti D isplay A d v ertisin g W endy B ac* Legal A d ve rtisin g Pslti Smith Editorial Slavs Paradis Circulation W anda Kourpantdis D ons Dietrich lia n a Ediaon M arva Haetuna N k > Pfedaut Dean Smith Tommy Vincent M w l t w i f M an spy. Classified Advertising Ted Walker Cluuy! Smith CompoeMg and W ePraaa "Serving Seminole County Since 1908” Wednesday, September 28. 2005 • Vol. 114, No. 10 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. * 300 N French Ave . Sanford. FL. 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2811 •Fax (407) 323 9408 Republic Newspapers, Inc. We welcome and encourage your letters i comment,. AU letter, must include your n! address and phone number to be publish* Writs to us: 300 N. FrenchAvenue Santord. a 32771 E-Mail us: P a m xK a l Postaga Paid al Santord Florida and additional mailing ofhees U S P S 481280 Postm aster Sand addrasa changes to [___ The second annual Safehouse o f Sem inole 5K Fun Run will be held at 7:30 a.m. Registration is at 6:30 a.m. The event Is a fundrais­ er for Safehouse of Seminole. Participants may pick up packets on Sept. 30 at Fairwinds Credit Union, Lake Mary Service Center on Lake Emma Boulevard. Call 888-281-0533. Herald photo by Tommy Vincent GENEVA — Seminole County firefight­ ers saved a 6-year-old dog named Molly from a house fire at 1190 Osceola Road in Geneva on Monday afternoon. Shortly after I p.m., a driver in the area reported seeing smoke com ing from a mobile home. It was unknown if anyone was still inside the structure. According to the Seminole County Fire Department, units from Fire Station 42 arrived on sam e to find heavy fire coming from part of the mobile home. As firefight­ ers made entry into the home to extinguish the blaze, they found an unconscious dog. Firefighters pulled the pet from the resi­ dence and transferred care to Seminole County paramedics. The dog was treated for smoke inhalation using an animal oxy­ gen mask and returned to the owner at the scene. Sem inole County Fire .Department placed animal oxygen masks in all battalion ciiief trucks and timhul.iiuv* about ont* year ago. Tlie masks, which com e in large canine, small canine and feline, can be used to pmvide oxygen at emergency sames. " w*y provide a better fit over the animal's snout and belter oxygen flow to the lungs. Department spokesm an Alan Harris noted that animal owners should not bring sick animals to fire stations. These new masks are used at emergency scenes where animals may have smoke inhalation or lim­ ited respiration. Veterinarians are still the best place to take an injured or sick pet. All masks were purchased by donations to the Seminole County Fire Department. New Battalion Chief The United Methodist Women of Community Methodist Church in Casselberry will sponsor a fall fare from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be a pumpkin patch, handmade crafts, bake sale, food, homemade jellies and a rummage sale. The church is north of State Road 436, on State Road 17-92. The S A N F O R D H E R A L D P O B or 1887 Santord FL 32772-1687 Subscription Rates 3 M onth* m Sem inole County | tt 00 8 Months m Semmote County 820 00 t Vaar m Sem inole County 838 00 t Vaar Other Florida County (42 00 f Vaar Out O f Stale 152 oo �SanfoniTrustopensstudentartcontesta"l!°unc8s h0,,davtourposterwinners Longwood police arrest man .S A N F O R D - The Sanford County. H storic Trust invites entries into its annual student art New this yean contest - open to all resident New contest sponsorship Seminole County art students by the architectural firm, in middle school, high school Burke, Hogue it Mills. This is or college, according to a a natural fit as both organiza­ Monday news release. tions wish to educate and pro­ Entries can be in any medi­ mote the awareness of build­ um but the subject must be ing design and style, and its ? " yJ ? is! ° ric building within influence on history and cul­ th e riM im ita o f Sanford, spe­ ture In Seminole County. cific historical architectural Most of the over 450 his­ features, or a collage/mood toric buildings in Sanford are scene of yesteryear. now available to teachers on Prizes include first place — CD's making access easier for $200, second — $125 and third those who have challenges n Thcrc also be a with transportation. limited number of honorable Winners and honorable mentions. Each prize-win* students will will have have aa nine entrv becnm *. "11^ Jmention " , wuaenis artist may submit up to two entries. Each entry must be matted and identified with artist name, school, grade/vear, teacher and con­ tact info. Each artist will be credited each time his/her artwork is published or dis­ played. Contest deadline is October 21, 2005 submitted to the Seminole County School Board Community Relations Office (400 E Lake Mary Blvd, Sanford) or contact Tony Daniels 407 474-8375. Winners will be announced as part o f the Seventeenth Annual Holiday Tour of Homes in Sanford, December 2nd. The top 10 - 15 entries are available along with prior winners for display purposes at various locations and events around Seminole sometime in the new year. Holiday Tour of Homes Potter Winner Announced The Sanford Historic IVust has held its first ever HolidayTour of Homes Poster Contest. The winner of the contest will have his/her art­ work features on the tour booklet cover, brochures, fly­ ers, posters and other promo­ tional material. Art could be submitted in any medium and must be either an historic Sanford structure or a Sanford theme. The winners o f the first annual Sanford Historic Trust, Holiday Tour of Homes Poster Contest are: First p lace— Rudy Drapiza of Orlando — watercolor o f First St. Downtown Sanford Second place — Linda Amundsen of Longwood — oil on canvas while cottage Third place — Peter Magyar of Sanford — en/ink, watercolor lediterranean Revival house on Scott Avc. Honorable mentions include: Christine Kahn acrylic/pastel; Dee Lee Stevens, acrylics; Fern Stone; Luke Andrews, acrylics. Thirty-seven entries were received, said Matt Gunderson, contest chair and Trust board member. With so many entries selection was so difficult that a fourth honor­ able mention was included. Entries were submitted to The River House Pottery on Palmetto Ave, Sanford. The winning piece of art will be used on holiday tour brochures, booklets, posters and any other appropriate medium to promote Sanford's Holiday Tour of Homes. If details can be arranged and acceptable to the submitting artists, a silent auction of the entries is planned over the holiday tour event. Prizes include: First place $150, Second place • $100, Third place - $75. In addition, the winning artist, Rudy Drapiza will be invited to display his other works during the Holiday Tour event. All entries will be posted to the Sanford Historic Thrst web site (www.sanfordhistorictrustorg) within the next two weeks. for sexual battery on girl, 12 lO M r u fn n n * .. . . . LONGVVOOD — Investigators with the Longwood Police Department have arrest­ ed a man for attempting to commit a sex­ ual battery on a 12 year old girl, according K Basdeo had regular contact' with "ilk 'v ie * tim, Stewartson said. On or about the 4th of July, Basdeo entered the room where the victim was located and attempted to choke and rape the victim. ^ The victim fought Basdeo and escaped to a near by house, where she felt safe. This investigation is ongoing. Basdeo was arrested at thile Longwood ^ Police _D _epartment ........... Tuesday and na fi.is been „ ■" I transported to the J B l i l H Seminole County Jail. ” R is believed that this is isolated to just this incident and that there are not other victims, however, should anyone have information about Basdeo they can call the Basdeo Longwood Police „ , Department at 407-260­ 3408. Due to the nature of the offense the identity of the victim and location of the offense arc being withheld, Stewartson said. Mica Continued from Page LA Center to Debary. The second phase would continue south to the Poindana Industrial Park in Osceola County. Seminole, Volusia, Orange and Osceola counties would share 25 percent o f the $473 million cost. According to information provided by Mica, Sem inole County would pay $39 million for 16.4 miles of track and four train stations. The stations would be located In Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, and Altamonte Springs. Mica said people often ask him why can’t more buses handle this, but he counters that rail has the cheapest cost per passenger. “Alm ostall • 'Ippublic i transit is underwritten by the . govem............. D) ' “With - 71th com­ ment," Mica said. muter rail we will pick up 50 percent of the loss. It's more cost effective and we move more people." One lane of 1*4 cost about a billion dollars to build. Mica said. The entire commuter rail system will cost about $477 million. He estimated that at peak times, com m uter rail could move 10,000 to 12,000 PC- ? lu t T w h y I pushed this," he said. There are plans to expand 1-4 to 12 lanes. "Even when it gets to 12 lanes, we will still have bum per to bumper traffic." He has taken some heat by opposing toll lanes on Interstate 4, but he defends his position because the inter­ state is the last free road. -If we start putting lanes down the center of 1-4, you no longer have an Interstate sys­ tem," Mica suggested. Staff asked Mica about the amount of drugs coming into Sanford and Central Florida in general causing o jump in crime. Mica talked about a combi­ nation of education, which should start in the home and schools, and tough enforce­ ment, including introdiction of the drugs before they come here. "W e've made some progress. It's not |ust one thing, but you've got to stop It at its source,- Mica said. He added that prescription and methadone are becoming the illegal drugs of choice lately. Treatment needs to be expanded as well, he said, but he admits it's difficult at best to get people to change their addiction. “By the time thev get fo treatment, they are far down the road," Mica said. "That's why education is so impor­ tant." He had meeting rccent* in Washington to discuss e role of education. lica suggested that the Mica sage is not getting to messaj ugh young mainly e no uL , _ .people, . luse thev Ret so much because they get information from the Internet. On the war In Iraq, Mica ■aid everyone thought there were weapons of mass destruction mei there. "We did find 300,000 mass graves there, plus his places of torture," Mica said. "We went K in on the best information we had. The problem with the whole thing is the exit strate­ gy. We should have started withdrawing folks after the election (in Iraq)." He said it is easy to second guess the decision to go to Iraq, but the same thing was done in Panama and Grenada. He pointed to positive actions in the Middle East and the war on terror. "T h e entire stockpile of Libya's nuclear material ia now in Tennessee," he said as an example. The situations In Syria and Egypt have improved as well, but at a very great cost. He has attend­ ed 14 funerals of people from his district who have died in fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan. "I have seen first hand the sacrifice of these fam ilies," Mica said. Staff wondered if a President Mica might ever visit the Herald offices in the future. Mica said no, he wants to finish his service as a con­ gressman and retire quietly. He has a chance for the chair­ manship of the House trans­ portation, administration or government reform commit* tees. He would prefer trans­ portation, he said. "I was a developer and I get really excited about trans­ portation," he said. S en d y o u r kid s to sch o o l with GoPhone. go r • A n e w w a y to go w ir e le s s . They control the phone You control the bill. phone cinqul.tr i — The MOMS ord w ill host a m the Florida m ation Center Lthly bu sin ess niesday, Oct. 4 - 2 9 ' I Autopay .*m ** •■ j ^ tJ- *>•' Oi itufiknuj (*i ( • | MoHomi Rdldni.• PAY AS YOU GO | Pay w ith cash in iiivtftu v | f’Aj IOf *»♦*.»! ylau k »• •’ 1 ' Urtih 4 U nlullltaxi ..all.mj t>> SO m illion [iv o p le •sccuunl brtl^ni tf S Club is a sup* ial organization •home moms, nterested in hould contact *07-324-7103 or 407-324*2684. •e w elcom e to m ore about check out .c o m / s« n fo rd - PICK YOUR PLAN | * ••-«• n iijh t* A A K 'k e i I y /' •«'*« •t » | ap tn m * ■ i rtwg** r iinrt«:J atlli’ui u* uvm S»t million peopU* on X cin q u lar 800 8. French Ave. Sanford, FL 32771 407-328-8385 fawsy r e i f awrf tfcre INI | r,o ...... i »i «mhi ^ X c in g u jv ----------- . W lllklfft Authorized Agent . �T he Herald 4A Wednesday. September 28. 2008 B usiness Stirling launches strategic initiative HEATHROW — Stirling International R ealty has launched an initiative to b etter focus its agents' efforts and energies on achieving business success. Roger Soderstrom , owner of Stirling, said the com pa­ ny launched the initiative at its recent monthly all-office business meeting. Through the end of this year S tirlin g 's leadership team will conduct weekly m eetings to assist every agent in preparing a person­ alized strategic action plan for success in 2006. "Stirling has launched a m ajor goal-setting, business plan and m arketing plan ini­ tiative for all of our sales ag en ts," Soderstrom explained. He said the ini­ tiative was structured as a Making Headliners follow up to the HobbsHerder strategic action plan created for Stirlin g two years ago. "In 2004, some 84 percent of our sales agents devel­ oped written personal and business goals and set up a busin ess and m arketing plan for 2005. This year, our goal is to have a strategic business plan in place for every sin gle a sso ciate," Sod erstrom said. Soderstrom said the strategy has already show n its worth. "T h is year, we are project­ ing that our sales will run close to 75 percent ahead of 2004 sa le s," Soderstrom said. "T h is growth could not have been achieved without an overall strategic action plan in place." Herald photos by Tommy Vlnesnt At Headliners Full Service Salon & Spa, a ribbon cutting, above was held for the expansion of the Sanford business. The ribbon cut­ ting took place at noon on Sept. 22. Pictured above, from left are: Karen Wallace, stylist; Jennie Tomassini, stylist; Sanford Mayor Linda Kuhn; Sandy Swain, owner and masseuse; Debbie Fletcher, stylist; Carol Huggins, stylist; Jane Bozelka, esthectian (skin special­ ist). After the grand opening, Kuhn received a quick massage from Headliners owner Swain to cele­ brate the expansion of the salon. The expansion makes the busi­ ness a full service salon and spa offering haircuts, styles, bridal, special events styles and updos; haircoloring, foils and perms; man­ icures, pedicures and nails; mas­ sage therapy, cupping, facials, and hotstones; full waxing; body wraps; and airbrush tanning. Sonny's loins offort for storm victims SA N FO RD — Sonn y's Dar-B-Q, the largest baroecue chain in tnc United States, announced Tuesday its participation in Dine for America Day, a nationwide fundraising event to support the A m erican Red Cross Relief Fund and help those affected by H urricane Katrina. R estaurants across the country, including Sanford, are banding together to par­ ticipate in the event, slated for Wednesday, Oct. 5. Each participating Sonny's franchisee will be donating proceeds from the d ay 's sales and Sonn y's Franchise Com pany will contribute up to an addi­ tional $50,000 in matching donations. "It's important for us to band together and h e lp ," said Bob Yarmuth, CEO of Sonny's Franchise Company. "O _ u r industry needs to step up and be heard. This up .Na National R estaurant A ssociation initiative does just that." Yarmuth said the Sonny's locations in the affected areas suffered m inim al dam ­ age. Sonn y's Real Pit Bar-B-Q w as founded in 1968 in G ain esv ille, Florida, by Floyd "S o n n y " Tillm an. Sonny's has more than 150 restaurants in nine states and em ploys over 6,400 peo­ ple. Sales in 2004 topped $270 million. Calendar------Continued from Page IA Sanford Plaza. THU A Panel o f Experts will be at Holiday Inn Orlando North, 230 West SR-436 from 7:30 until 9:30 a.m. to discuss insurance, accounting or law for community associations. Cost is $20 per person. For information or reservations, phone 40-850-0106. FRI Welcome Wagon Club of Sem inole Spokes will hold a Game Day Fundraiser at 10 a.m. at the Heritage at Lake Forest. Cost is $15 which includes lunch and door prizes Call 407-3223-2297 for reservations by Oct. 5. The Central Florida Coin Club, Inc. will hold its 82nd semi-annual Coin and Money Show, Oct. 7, 8 and 9 at the Central Florida Fairgrounds, 4603 W. Colonial Drive in Orlando. Show hours are, Friday, noon until 6 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m., and Sunday from 10 a.m. until 3 p m . For addi­ tional information phone Jack Sellards at 407-889-3658. Bram Towera, 519 East First Street in Sanford, will iresent its 21st annual craft Show and Sale, Friday, Oct. 7 and Saturday, O c t 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. dally Refreshments will be avail­ able, a s will aria and crafts. The German American iodety will present Dktobcrfest, at 3 p u t •» Ure iociety's headquarters, 381 Grange Lane In Casselberry, .lusic will be by the iavarians and Jess fc Joan, iveryone is invited. There vill be a $5 entry fee. Riders on horseback from .cross Florida wiU join children's Miracle Network .n a 10-mile trail ride to ben-fitShands Childrens Hospital at the University of Florida and Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children k Women. This is the 13th annual event with nearly 300 riders participating each year. The ride takes place in the Lower Wekiva River State Preserve in Lake County. Registration is 7 a.m. with the ride to begin at 9 a.m. Call 407-481-2774. The next m eeting of the Post-Polio Resource Group of central Florida will be held at Southland Suites Assisted Living of Longwood, 342 S. Wayman Street from 1 until 3 p.m. Guest speaker will be Carol Ponton, P.A. of Hill fc Ponton, attorneys. For infor­ mation call 407-260-9238. More than 30 Florida authors will be on hand dur­ ing the second annual Authors Festival and Book Signing, at the Maitland Art Center, 231 W. Packwood Avenue in Maitland. The event will be held from 10 a.m to 4 p.m., is free, and open to me public. A portion of the authors' sales proceeds will benefit the Maitland Art Center. Call 407-331-1485. SUN The Altamonte Jazz Ensem ble will present an evening of dancing, from 7 until 10 p.m. at Orlando North Hilton Hotel, 350 S. North Lake Blvd., Altamonte Springs. Donations at the door are $5. Hear the big band sounds and "Lady of Song", Linda Cole. For infor­ mation phone 407-322-7528. Army. The kettles will be placed at store locations throughout Seminole County from Nov. 18 through Dec. 24, excluding Sundays and holidays. Stop at the Salvation Army, 700 24th Street in Sanford, from 9 to 11 a.m. or 1 to 4 p.m. to pick up an application. T he Sweetwater Oaka gar­ den club will meet at 9:30 a.m. at the Community Center, Fox Valley Drive, Longwood. The program will be Landscape Management by A1 Ferrer, a Seminole County Urban Horticulturist. New members are welcome. For information phone Marilyn at 407-814-9482. W ED U Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole Spokes will hold its monthly luncheon meeting at Heathrow Country Club at 11 JO a.m. The program will feature Duwella Felton, an Orange County Cold Case detective. Reservations should be made by Oct. 7 at 407-688-2393. Curves of Longwood is repeating its popular lecture on Natural Hormone Therapy, at 7 p.m. The lecture will be given by Lisa Hutchinson, pharmacist and Desiree Voita, RN, MSN, of Axium Health Care Pharmacy in Lake Mary. Call 407-331-1080. THU SANFORD, FLORIDA NOW AVAILABLE QHje Danfort) Historical £>orietp'£ *8.00 Saint Mary Magdalen Parish, 861 Maitland Ave, in Altamonte Springs will pres­ ent the Grand Diocesan Fiesta: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage, an event that cele­ brates Hispanic Catholic Culture in Central Florida. Mass, celebrated by Bishop Thomas Wenski of Orlando is at 2 p m ., the Fiesta is 4 JO to 6 JO p.m. T he Altamonte Sc M aitland Christian Woman's Club will hold O ctober's "Com e to the Fair" luncheon, an auction of rare finds, will be presented from 11 a.m. to 12 JO p.m. at Maison U Jardin Restaurant 430 Wymore Road in Altamonte Springs. Luncheon is $19. Call 407-681-1942 or 407­ 322-1047. Historic photos of downtown Sanford Six in color! Available at Sanford Museum 520 E. First Street MON Hamilton Head Start, 1414 Celery Avenue in Sanford, will present "H ead Start Community Awareness Day. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call 407-532-4423 or 407-532-4415. Sanford Herald & Knight's Shoe Store 407-302-1000 Applications will be taken beginning today, through Oct. 21, ror Christmas Kettle Bell Ringers for the Salvation A lso At | �Wednesday, September 28. 2005 I’ilffb S/\ Tlir. HlRAU) PAL brings back ‘Officer Friendly’ Obituaries G RA C IE GERILEN E AN DERSON G ra d e G erilenc Anderson, 56, of Broadway St r eet , Sanford, d i e d T h u rs d a y , Sept. 22, 2005, at Vitas Hospice Inpatient Unit in Wi nt e r Park. She was born Oct. 11, 1948 in Orange City. She was a hom em aker and a member of Morning Glory M issionary Baptist Church in Sanford. Survivors include hus­ band, Alphanso Anderson of Sanford; children, Christopher Butler, Brianna Young, Johnnie McKinnon, Jr., Octavia McKinnon and Isaiah M cKinnon, all of Sanford; brothers, Charles Robinson, Sr. of Osteen and Willie Robinson of Sanford; sisters, m ar Robinson of Sanford and ro ily Keith of Floral City; four grandchil­ dren. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Oct. 1, at 11 a.m. at New Life Word Center, 1311 Oak Avenue in Sanford. Visitation will be Friday, Sept. 30 from 4 until 8 p.m. at Sunrise Funeral Home Chapel. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. Anderson CLEVELAND C H ISO LM JR . Cleveland Chisolm, Jr., 51, of Deltona, d i e d W ed n e s day, Sept. 21, 2005, at Jam es A. Haley C hiso lm Veteran's Hospital. He was born Dec. 10, 1953 in Sanford. He was retired from the U.S. Army. Survivors include father, Cleveland Chisolm , Sr. of Sanford; wife, Suann Chisolm of Deltona; sons, Wayland C. Chisolm of Fort Hood, Tex. and Allen R. Chisolm of Deltona; broth­ ers, Alphonza Chisolm and Benjamin Chisolm, both of Sanford; sisters, Johnnie M. Williams and Lillian Hooks, both of Sanford, and G eraldine Callon of C asselberry; three grand ­ children. Funeral services will be Saturday, Oct. 1, 2005 at 11 a.m. at New Bethel M.B. Church, 618 East 10th Street, Sanford, with Rev. William Lewis, Pastor. Viewing will be Friday, Sept. 30 from 4 until 8 p.m. at W ilson-Eichelberger Mortuary. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. ELIZA BETH L. D A RLIN G Elizabeth L. Darling, 92, o f W inter Springs, died Friday, Sept. 23, 2005. She was born march 28, 1913. She was a registered nurse and a Baptist. Survivors include many friends and neighbors. A gathering of friends was held Tuesday, Sept. 27 at O aklaw n Chapel, with funeral services following. Baldw in-Fairchild Funeral Hom e, O aklaw n C hapel, Sanford /Lake Mary, in charge of arrange­ ments. RAN DALL "R A N D Y " LOCKEY Randall "R and y " Lockey, 56, of Oviedo, died Friday, Sept. 23, 2005 at his resi­ dence. Born O ct. 14, 1948, he moved to Central Florida in 1998. He was a high school math teacher for 35 years most recently at Sem inole High School. Survivors inclu de wife. Linda Nesbitt Lockey; son, David Lockey of McKinney, Tex.; daughters, Suzanne Brown of Orlando, Deborah Lockey of Stuart; brothers, G regory Lockey of Las Vegas and Doug Lockey of St. Louis; tw o g ran d ch il­ dren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Sept. 28, at 3 p.m . at the Howell Branch Cnapel of Collison Family Funeral Homes with Rev. Gary Rideout officiating. Collison Family Funeral H om es & Crem atory, H ow ell Branch Chapel, W inter Park, in charge of arrangements. W ILLIA M F. H O PW OO D William F. Hopwood, 75, of W inter Park, died Sunday, Sept. 25, 2005. He was born Oct. 5, 1929 in Oil City, Pa. He was a retired ow ncr/operator of a photo lab and was a veteran of the U .S. Army during the Korean War. Survivors inclu de wife, Maria M. Hopwood; daugh­ ters, Theresa L. Rubinstein and Gina M. Cam eron; sons, Rob W. Hopwood and David W. Hopwood; broth­ ers, Jim H opw ood, Paul Hopwood, Dick Hopwood, Bob Hopwood and Don H opw ood; sisters, Mary Helen Egan and Rita York. Banfield Funeral Home, W inter Springs, in charge of arrangements. D O R O T H Y FRAN CES M YCRO FT Dorothy "D o ltie" Frances (Schn eider) M ycroft, 70, died Sunday, Sept. 18, 2005. Survivors include hu s­ band, H erbert M ycroft; daughter, Rae M arie Schneid er; sons, Henry "S c o o b ic " Schneid er and Clark David Schneider; four grandchildren. Funeral services w ere held Thursday, Sept. 22, 2005 at Holy »Y Cross „ Episcopal Church, 401 S. Park Avenue in Sanford. Fam ily Funeral Care, OaklawnMemorial Park Sen’ing Central Florida Since 1954 “ A Friend W hen You Really Need O ne’ ^ AND FUNERAL HOMES I ..A s k f q ^ M ^ F ^ e ^ S i m p l i c i t y P l a , F p ™ charge of B R ET T A. R O SS Brett A. Ross, 10, of D eltona, died Saturday, Sept. 24, 2005 in Orlando. He was born Nov. 15, 1994, in Rockledge. Survivors include m oth­ er, Yvette M. Ehler; brothers, Kelsey E hler-Seyer and Steven Ehler-Seyer; father, Charles Ross. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangem ents. Oh, how have attitudes toward law enforcement dunged over the years. When I was growing up in Sanford /Midway, we knew the constable and officers by name. Even if we didn't know them personally, there was a respect for their duty to "protect and ........................... serve.*’ Now, Sgt. Service Club as IREN E M ARTHA SO B O L SK I Irene M artha Sobolski, 102, of A popka, died Sunday, Sept. 25, 2005 in Altamonte Springs. She w as born Ju ly 24, 1903, in Marinette, Wis. She was a homemaker. Survivors include guardian, Earl Moe. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. RALPH LEO SP O T T S Ralph Leo Spotts, 81, of Sanford, died Monday, Sept. 26, 2005. He was born Sept. 6, 1924 in M iddlesburg, Pa., and moved to Sanford in 1936. He was a 34-year employee of Florida Power it Light. He was a Protestant and a World War II veteran of the U .S. Navy. Early in his career, he was an announcer at radio station WTRR in Sanford. Survivors include wife, Mamie; daughter, C harlde; sons, Leo and Gary; seven grandchildren. There will be a viewing Thursday, Sept. 29, from 10 a.m. to noon at O aklaw n chapel, with services to fol­ low at 12 noon. Interment will follow in Oaklaw n park cemetery. Baldw in-Fairchild Funeral Hom e, O aklaw n C hapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrange­ ments. Connections Dwayne Johnson of the Seminole County Sher i f f s yourself, you can accomplish your goals.” Residents may see cadets and explorers working in the community, assisting at festi­ vals and cleaning neighbor­ hoods. Explorers clean up downed trees and debris after last year's hurricanes and helped repair houses of elderly and disabled citizens. Leadership is also a big part of the Explorer training The Saniord Police Department's summer Central Honda law Enforcement Explorers Academy has grown to two weeks and attracts police agen­ cies from Seminole, Brevard and Orange counties. To help teach public safety, the Sheriff's Department is launching PAL's Olf Road Program in January. Youths will leam how to safely operate dirt bikes with the assistance of deputy slreriffs. "There'll be no wheelies and imps' Johnson said. "It's like a ig brother program Were try­ ing to partnership with the deputies and kids to give life lessons. Many of the kids even have deputies cell phone num­ bers to call if they nave a prob­ lem." Johnson said the program works well in curbing behav­ ioral problems. "They want to do what's rigid because they don't want to disappoint us." Through this program, it seems the fear of officers has taken a more positive tone. The fear is more of reverence and respect rather than dread and danger. Perhaps, we're going Kick to the good old days. Charles D. /arisen , a ruifitv of D ep artm en t communi t y services divi­ sion pointed out to Rotary Charles Club mem­ bers last week, Ja c k s o n the attitude ' has changed from officer friendly to the bad guy. "It went from officer friendly to the parents telling a child that might be acting up in a restau­ rant, "If you don't sit down and be quiet that man's gonna take you to jail." Thus, fear and alienation toward police officers have been instilled in this generation. To help combat this growing sense of fear among youths, the Sheriff’s Police Athlrtic League aims to establish relationships of trust between law enforce­ ment officers and youths. "We're getting back to build­ ing that "officer friendly' atti­ tude so they won't be afraid to approach us," Johnson said. PAL operates several pro­ grams, including summer camps basketball, boxing and mentoring services The Police Explorers pro­ Sanfimt. is a veteran journalist and gram teaches leadership skills, public relations practitioner urilcs respect for self and others and a urekly column on civic and snrcommunity service. Sports pro­ ice clubs in Seminole County grams encourage teamwork, discipline and self-motivation. ■M TM N U M EN TCO . One of PAL's basketball teams M SrtXVYJUID recently won a national tourna­ Hwy. 17-92 - Maitland ment. Prion* 33»-«eB a "We teach kids to set goals," S a n a Hunt. Owner Johnson said. Not everybody will be a winner, but if you push E We Value Our Veterans FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY rP M FT E R lE S O viedo, in arrangements. 'T r° '^ 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 FfrEE CASKET at their time of need. Brisson’s attentive staff can also provide veterans with infomatlon about a free burial service at the national cemetery. 4 * Brisson - a trusted name since 1940. Privately owned, locally managed. Compare and you’ll fin d we’re more fo rd a b le . 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SrplrmlKT 2H. 2005 Battling the soda apples Restrictions Regulating Residency and Mobility of Sexual Offenders and Sexual Predators 1000ft Buffers Daycar* Parcel 100011 School* Parcel1000ft Park* Parcal 1000n Trail* 1000 ft Buffer SO U R C E : S*m ln o l« County O rdinance Continued from Page LA If the offender was a minor when committing the crime, the ordinance will not be applied. It will also not be applied if the school, daycare, park or playground opened after the offender or predator established residence. The extraordinary part of the ordinance prohibits sex offenders and predators from traveling within 1,000 feet of schools, day care centers, parks and playgrounds. "This is what makes this ordinance uniuue Eslinger said Tuesday. "It also addresses the loitering issue which we are concerned about." A stipulation was added Tuesday to the ordinance when someone pointed out that the 1,000 foot zones crossed Interstate 4 and State Road 417. Both roads are part of the intrastate network and are exempt from the ordi­ nance, meaning an offender would not have to exit 1-4 before crossing over one of the 1,(XX) foot zones, such as the county trail system. Other exceptions to the mobile part of the ordinance include meetings with attor­ neys or social service workers, to comply with a court order, attend church services or functions, attend a facility as a student, attend family or par­ ent obligations. The ordinance also allows the offender or predator to cross into the zones for work and to seek refuge during a disaster or act of terrorism. A third provision addresses landlords. Property owners are not allowed to knowingly rent living facilities to offend­ ers and premises if the resi­ dence is within 1,000 feet of schools, day care centers. parks or playgrounds. The Seminole County Sheriff's Office is required by the ordinance to provide offenders and predators with photo identification cards and maps showing all the loca­ tions of schools, day cares, parks and playgrounds in the county. (See map. Page 8A.) Failure to receive a map or failure of the map to show a particular facility is not a defense for violating the ordi­ nance. Commissioner Randy Morris wondered if requiring a photo ID was new legal ground. The sheriff said peo­ ple under supervision are required to do many things and he didn't think carrying an ID was out of the question. Eslinger also noted that there are currently 209 offend­ ers under supervision of which five are currently desig­ nated as predators. All the 1,000-foot distances will be measured from the outermost property line of the parcel on which the residence is located. The measurement will run in a direct line to the outermost property line of the school or other facility. Penalties have been a con­ troversial part of the ordi­ nance. Anyone who violates the ordinance will be prosecuted in the same way as misdemeanurs are, the measure states. If convicted, the fine cannot exceed $500 and prison time cannot exceed 60 days. Some want stronger measures b r o u g h t b y th e sta te , a m t th e board discussed Tuesday adding that to its legislative agenda to share with state lawmakers. If the offender is being supervised by the Department of Corrections under "condi­ tional release", the person may be charged with a viola­ tion of the supervision and returned to state custody. Some cities in Seminole County have or are in the process of developing their own ordinances on sex offend­ ers and predators. The county ordinance says that it will apply in incorporated and unincorporated parts of Seminole, but if there is a con­ flict with a city ordinance, the county measure will not be in effect. No one came forward to speak at the public hearing on the new ordinance. The meas­ ured pasted 5-0. P u ltlislim p , ^ M .ill\t liil^ \ iH im iiitrs \ POETRY CONTEST T t ia m « : C red its' "The Florida Experience" Open to All Florida Resident* Adult & Junior Divisions Grade* (6 -iz i F o i details call 3 2 1 - 2 S 1 - 7 7 4 0 o. Continued from Page 1A approved the CRA’s recom­ mendation that discounts be given for the credits at 25 per­ cent for new development, 50 percent for redevelopment, and 75 percent for infill devel­ opment projects. The CRA also recom ­ m ended, and the city approved, that the credits be awarded on a first come, first serve basis with the city having final approval. Russ G ibson, Planning and Development Director, said that developers would not be able to just come down and buy the credits, if they did not plan on build­ ing. The city would have to have approved a permit, and the project would need to be followed through on, to dis­ courage developers from using it as a way to sell SANFORD — Armed with shovels, picks, limb clippers and determination, an inter­ national team of volunteers, hand-pulled and cut-up over a thousand of the exotic Tropical Soda Apple plants Saturday, Sept. 24. The Sem inole Soil and Water Conservation District was the organizer of this clean-up to help in the battle against invasive plants in Florida. The Cameron Ranch is a tract of pasture and natural lands owned by the St. Johns Water Management District and managed by the SSWCD. It is in the watershed of the St. Johns River system near Lake Jesup. The Tropical Soda Apple (Solanum viarum Dunal) is a thorny plant which crowds out native vegetation, making it more difficult for wildlife to survive. The SSWCD is responsible for the conservation and preservation of our natural resources. "O ur mission is primarily one of educating landowners and land-users on the need for conservation,” said Mike Barr, the chair of SSWCD. "But many times we just like to go out and physically attack a problem." Michelle Thatcher, the executive director of SSWCD said, "Volunteers arc at the core of what we do. We are able to produce numerous benefits for Seminole County on a very limited budget because of the generous efforts of people like this who really care about our natural places." Thatcher said SSWCD pro­ grams cover a broad spec­ trum of projects ranging from the "Adopt-A-Spot" program to promoting Water Conservation Month and 18 other programs. For more information call 407-321-8212 or visit sswcb.org. property for more money after obtaining stormwater credits. To date, the city has already sold 6.56 stormwater credits to Suncor Properties for the G atew ay at RiverWalk project. Currently, the CRA has 13.44 stormwater credits left to distribute, of the first 20 credits permitted for sale by the Water Management District. The city may be eligible for another 21 credits, at a later date. Revenue received from the credits will be placed in the city's stormwater fund, to be used at the city's dis­ cretion. In other news: The city allowed access to Site 10 by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission. The FWC wants to evalu­ ate the property for a possi­ ble site for muck disposal from Lake Jessup. The city currently uses Site 10 for the disposal of excess reclaimed water. The FWC will collect sam ­ ples and evaluate the area, and if it proves to be a viable location, they will come back to the city to negotiate use of the site. The study should take approximately two or three months to complete. The Commission adopted the fiscal year final millage rate and annual budget including the capital plan. The final millage rate is 6.325 mills, which exceeds the rolled-back rate of 5.655 mills by 11.85 percent. The CRA’s 2006 budget was approved. The agency held a townhall meeting last month to decide what to do with excess dollars in their budget. Tne CRA had a total of about $1.2 m illion with around $300,000 that wasn’t earmarked already. The CRA allocated $20,000 for facade grants; $50,000 for a historic build­ ing renovation fund; $50,000 for M agnolia Square im provem ents (w hich the Mayor insisted that they hire a landscape architect to help com plete the im prove­ ments); $10,000 for U.S. 17­ 92 d irectional signage; $100,000 for dow ntow n lighting and streetscape; $70,000 for 1st Street to U.S. 17-92 intersection Improve­ ments; and $40,000 for pro­ motions. of go lo pftiUgtpubllthlnfl.ntt/conttiU * *« S *™ *v * _K EL ‘M S 's " FoulhtrnfrMlII TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 209 W. 25th St.. Sanford Since 1959...Same Location MV-00564 Cleanup Continued from Page 1A In Georgetown, October 1 is also free bulk trash pickup day, so if people have old fur­ niture, tree branches under six feet, or other items in and around their house that need to be tossed, they can place it by their curb by 7 a.m. on Saturday. If you have appliances or tires that need to be tossed, you can call to arrange a spe­ cial pickup fur those items. Each year. Woodruff has done some type of communi­ ty activity in Georgetown. Emily McCabe, solid waste coordinator for the city, said Woodruff organizes and par­ ticipates in the community events each year, and helps distribute fliers throughout Georgetown. This year, the city also handed out garbage bags with the city logo on them. "W e're trying to encourage neighbors to get out and clean up the area," McCabe said. The city of Sanford, Waste Services, Inc., Seminole County Weed and Seed, the Sanford Police Department, Seminole County Sheriff's Office and Brothers Keepers, Inc. are also sponsoring the event. If you have any questions call 407-302-9414. 4 4 p r tS M tS P U M C sp e a k in g N W fc U M fS SANFORD — Youth ages 8 and older are invited to join the free Sem inole County 4-H 'B a s ic Public Speaking" workshops that will be held on Sept. 27, Oct. 4, 11, and 25. There will be two separate sessions each day, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. and from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the Cooperative Extension Auditorium, 250 W. County Home Road in Sanford. Pre-registration is required. If you are interest­ ed in attending either work­ shop, call 407-665-5560. Urgent Care close to home! W Open evenings, weekends & holidays W Most insurance accepted it No appointment necessary it Infants through age 21 ★ On-site lab and x-ray ★ Minimal wait time After.Hours, v1 Ha<U 745 Ortanta Avi* Suite |i Aftamonta Springe, FL 3] 407*332*6113 �Page IB M idw eek September 28-29, 2005 Sports Short week for local eleven With no school Friday, big district games to be played Thursday By D sin Smith Herald Staff Senior running back/defensive back Julian Brown (No. 26, running earlier this Mason against DeLand) had a breakout game last Friday, rushing tor a game-high 104 yards on 20 carries and scoring two touchdowns, Including the game-winner In overtime, catching two pasMS for 64 yards, Including a touchdown, and making three tackles on dofeme and breaking up a fourth down pass attempt In over­ time to preserve Seminole's, 21-14, victory over Lake Howell, the Tribe's first win of the Mason. Seminole This will be a short week for most Seminole County football teams as six teams will take to the field on Thursday with the Fall Break all but beginning on Friday. And what makes tire efficient us of the short preparation time even more important it that most of the games this week involve crucial dis­ trict matchups. The biggest matchup figures to be Winter Springs (3-2 overall, 1-0 In O ass 6A-Dlstrict 2) at Lake Brantley (3-2,0-0) because the winner will have at least a share of the district lead. Both teams are coming off big wins last Friday and win on Thursday could propel that team Into the playoffs. But the most crucial 6A-2 game will be at Lake Mary's Don T. Reynolds Stadium where the Rams (2-3,0-1) will host Seminole (1-3,0-1). The winner of the game keeps its district hopes alive, while the loser will in all likelihood be out of the tunning for a postseason berth. It will also be interesting to sec which team has the momentum in the game as Lake Mary is riding a three-game losing streak, while the Tribe has looked much better the past two weeks, splitting overtime decisions. There will also be a monster game in Class 5ADistrict 3 with Lyman (2-2,0-0) heading to Richard L Evans Field to take on Lake Howell (2-3,0-0). The game will be the district opener for both squads and while both teams will have two more district games on the schedule, against Mainland and Pine Ridge, it's almost a forgone conclusion that the winner will eam a spot in the postseason. It will also be interesting in this game to see who recovers quicker as both teams are coming off tough Seminole Athletic Conference losses. Oviedo (4-1,1-0 In 6A-2) is the only local big school to play on Friday this week as the Lions will travel down Alafaya "frail to take on University. This will be the final tune-up for Oviedo as following a bye next week, the!Lions cutivc district gam tagainst jrtay three consecutive rict games fary. Lake Brantley’ iand Winter Springs before finishing the season against Lake Howell. Trinity Prep (2-2) has a big Class 2A-District 5 West Volusia Offices game at Wildwood (1-4) on Friday. Both teams are 0-1 in the district and need a win to keep their playoff hopes alive. • There will also be pair of big G ass IB-District 4 games on the slate on Friday. South Daytona-Wamcr Christi stlan (2-2.1-0) will bee at Lake Mary ary Prep (0-5,0-1) 1for 80's Spirit light. The Griffins i/fli • have *had' a *1horrible time of it Night. so far this season as they are still looking to score their first points of the campaign. But an upset of the Eagles would all but eliminate what has happened so far. The Master's Academy (0-4, 0-1) will be host­ ing Trinity Christian from Deltona (2-2,04)). The Eagles have also struggled so far this season, but a win on Friday would also get them back in contention. Another IB-4 squad, Orangewood Christian (1-4,1-0), will step out of district pla a travel to St. Petersburg to take on The Canter ry # School. All of the games will kickoff at 7 p.m,"except for the Oviedo/University squirmiah which begins at 7JO p.m. nlnole got its first win of the season on Friday, 21-14 in overtime, at Lake Howell prima­ rily on the heroics of senior running back/defen­ sive back Julian Brown. Whether it was because of the messy condi­ tions caused by the late afternoon rain showers, or just nerves, the game was very sloppy as the two teams combined for seven turnovers and 12 penalties. But Brown refused to let the Tribe let another game slip through their fingers as he rushed for 104 yards and two touchdowns and caught two passes for 54 yards and another touchdown on offense and made three big tackles on defense. It was in overtime, however; where Brown really stepped up, scoring what proved to be the game-winning touchdown on a two-yard run and then knocking down Taylor Beasley's fourth down pass attempt intended for D.J. Hopson in the end rone to end the game. Seminole's special teams had come up with the play of the game with just 25-seconds left in reg­ ulation, blocking an 16-yard Held goal attempt that would have given the Silver Hawks a win in regulation. See FootbalL Page 2B a East Volusia Offices Sanford Orange City DeLand Deltona Seminole Towne 760 S. Voluala 136 E. Plymouth 1859 Providence Center Mali Ave. Ave. Blvd. (4071302 0018 (380)775-1100 (388) 736-2060 (388)575-0000 V 4SS Daytona Beach Port Orange Shores 3500-A S. Nova 118 Dunlawton Road Ave., Ste. 6 1380 404-8099 tilt) 721-9(11 f c Ut , * M U C T8EEM IS 4/3 r-M onr horns M te illT S s q J L B u * In 200] a t spptanoM convey m o .s e c (407) M S - 1337 or (407) 302-0018 II. I. II. 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Tne pit sate will open at 4 p.m. with division prac­ tice from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and racing action begin ning at 7JO p.m. General admission will be $10 for adults, $5 for students and seniors, and free for children II and under. For more information, please call 386-427-4129, or visit the website at www.fascar.org. TCSC GOLF The Sharing Center of Longwood, an part of The Christian Sharing Center; Inc., will be holding its annual Golf Scramble on Monday, October 3rd, at the Country Club at Heathrow. Registration is at 7 J 0 a.m. with a shotgun start at 8 JO a.m. This year's scramble, honors the memories of Don Noll, who initiated the event in 2001, and Bill Ray, whose Nissan dealer­ ship is a major sponsor. Both passed away last year. New this year is the 'BBQ Lunch and Super Ticket" that is included in the entry fee. Also includ­ ed is a Continental break­ fast, a door prize ticket, and greeas and cart fees. Awards will go to the first, second and third place teams, closest to the p ia and longest drive. ALso, if you make a hole-in-one you will win a Nissan 350Z donated by Bill Ray Nissaa there are also three more hole-inone prizes valued at up to $500, plus, if you sink a 50-fool putt, you win $5,000. . .The cost to enter is $125 per Individual. Corporate sponsorships irealso available by call­ ing Bob Kohl at 407-3334384. For more information, call The Sharing Center at 407-260-9155 or visit on the web at www.christiansharing.org. AJAX AMERICA DEVELOPMENTAL SOCCER CLINIC Ajax America is offering a special developmental soccer clinic for all resi­ dents of Seminole County. The Ajax America's Exclusive Fall Training Camp will be held rr 3rd-through-7 at Sylvan Lake Park in Sanford and Trotwood Park. To register please call 407-839-1982 or visit us online at www.AjaxAmerica.com yo u th ba sk etba ll Registration is being taken for the 2005-2006 Sanford Recreation Department Youth Recreation Basketball League. Tne League is for play­ ers from 5-to-13 yean old J J " lay at twos _ November The Biddy Ball Divisions (5............................... 4c 6 year olds, playe en bom in the y e a *2000 n ______ and 1999) and Prep Divisions (7, 8 ic 9 year olds, for playen bom in the yean 1998, 1997 and 1996) will be playing their game* at Seminole Trinity Christian. The Junior Division (10 A 11 year olds " for * playe rei* bom in the yean» 1995 . „ and a 1994) and the Senior Division (12 A 13 year olds for playen bom in the yean 1993 and 1992) will be playing at Millennium Middle Sdionl Tile fee Is $50 per player lor Sanford residents and »«1 for non-residents. Coaches are also still needed. Registration will be taken Monday through Friday from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. For more information call the Sanford Recreation Department at 407-330-5697. „ s S E S ® '1* Only two unbeatens remain in Sanford Youth Flag Football The 5-6 year olds continue to amaze as the Giants held of the Raiders, 28-21, to win their first game of the season, but it was In the other game that the fire­ works really started as the Dolphins upset the previously undefeated Buccaneers, 49-42, in overtime to high­ light Week 3 action in the Sanford Recreation Department Youth Flag Football League. The other divisions were just as excit­ ing as the Buccaneers remained unde­ feated bv edging the Giants, 14-7, in a battle of unbeatens and the Dolphins won their first game of the season, 14-0, over the Raiders In the 7-9 year olds. In the 10-12 division, the Buccaneers and the Giants battled to a 04) tie in reg­ ulation with the Bucs gaining more yardage in overtime to claim the win and move into second place. The only blowout of the day came In the other 10-12 game with the undefeat­ ed Raiders whitewashing the winless Dolphins, 26-0. This Saturday (October 1st), in the 5-6 year olds, the Buccaneers (2-1) face the Giants (1-2) at 8 JO a.m. and the Dolphins (2-1) challenge the Raiders (1­ 2) at 9 J 0 a.m.; in the 7-9 year olds, the Buccaneers (34)) tackle the Dolphins (1­ 2) at 8 JO a.m. and the Giants (2-1) battle the Raiders (0-3) at 9 J 0 a.m.; and in the 10-12 year olds, the Giants (1-2) take on the Dolphins (0-3) at 1 0 J0 a.m. and the Raiders (34)) look to remain undefeated against the Buccaneers (2-1) at 11 JO a.m. S 8c 6 YEAR OLDS DOLPHINS 49, BUCCANEERS 42 This game was an old western shoot out with Alexandra Fraizer of the Buccaneers and Daniel Charles of the Dolphins going toe to toe. The game was dose in the first half as Frazier scored a 5-yard touchdown and Charles answered with a 40-yard scor­ ing scamper that ended the first half. But Frazier exploded for four touch­ downs in the second half while Charles found paydirt three times in the final half. Fraizer kept the momentum going in overtime with her sixth touchdown of the day, but the hero turned out to be Henry Segura, who scored two over­ time touchdowns to seal the victory. Player* of the Game: Dolphins _ run­ ning back Henry Segura, two overtime touchdown runs; Buccaneers _ .Alexandra Frazier .six touchdown runs GIANTS 28, RAIDERS 21 Jordan McIntyre, who recently joined the Giants, helped hi* team its first win of the season by scoring three touch­ downs. Roland Block added a 35-yard touchdown run to seal the win. The Raiders made a comeback late in the game led by quarterback Camera Bosco, who scored on a 25-yard run, but it was not enough. Tlayers of the Game: Giants _ run­ ning back Jordan McIntyre; Raiders _ Quarterback Camera Bosco. 7-TO-9 YEAR OLDS BUCCANEERS 14, GIANTS 7 Cody Almondi scored the game's first touchdown on an 8-yard mn and Tyler Cogbum ran in the extra point to give the Buccaneers the early lead, but the Giants came right bark to lie the game on a 43-yard mn by Kelvin Mills, with Santonin Jackson adding the extra point. Almony came back to score what would prove to be the game-winning touchdown with a run of 41 yards amd Reynolds added the x-tra point, making the score 14-7 at halftime. Coach Pyron challenged his Bucs defense to step up in the second half to stop the Giants' big three (Mills, Jackson & Tichonoff) and they stepped up and held the Giants scoreless in the second half. Player* of the Game: Buccaneer* _ run­ ning back Cody Almondi, two touch­ downs; Giants running back Kelvin Mills. See Flag, Page 6B Football Continued from Page IB . The block was the third in two weeks for the Tribe, who also blocked a pair of Oviedo field goal tries last week in the overtime loss. Speaking of the Lions, they bounced back from the shutout road loss to powerful St. Augustine with an impressive 21-14 upset of previously unbeaten Winter After falling behind 74) on the second play of the game, Oviedo rallied back to take complete control of the game, holding a 21-7 lead in the third quarter. But a Lion fumble in its own end zone gave the Wildcats a gift touchdown and the visitors were right back in the game. The Oviedo defense, how­ ever, was not going to let this win get away as they came up with two big stops late in the game, on a fourth down >lay and an interception by ustin Smith. The Lions defense almost completely shut down Winter Park star quarterback Neil Droppi-rs, who complet­ ed hi* first pass for a 62-yard touchdown, but was just 2for«13 for 31 yards and the interception the rest of the game. Jeff Crawley scored two rushing touchdowns and sophomore Garrett Wilkins carried the ball nine times for 116 yards for Oviedo. The Lions also welcomed back quarterback TVler Crockett to the fold after he had missed the first four games because o f an injury. The senior's main target was Charley Koepsell, who caught five passes for 63 yards and tne other Oviedo touchdown. Lake Brantley tuned up for its battle with Winter Springs this weak by whipping Centennial (2-2), 34-7, in it Homecoming Came at Tom Storey Field. The Patriots did most of their damage in the first half, scoring four touchdowns, and the hosts had a shutout until the final minute of the game. Quarterback Bryan Bearden had another big game for Lake Brantley, rushing for 77 yards and scoring two touch­ downs and completing all f four of his passing attempts for 89 yards. The Patriots started fast, turning a Centennial fumble into a touchdown on the opening series of the game and then scoring on each of their next three possessions to keep the Homecoming crowd happy. The Lake Brantley defense was tight as usual, holding the visitors to only 116 total yards, 88 of which came on the final series of the game when Centennial scored its only points. Trinity Prep lost in a big way for the second straight week, 34-15, to unbeaten Pine Castle Christian. Drew Daugherty had a big game on defense for the Saints, picking off a pair of passes, but the Trinity Prep offense kept shooting itself in the foot, turning the ball over four times in the second half, three of which were intercep­ tions. Winter Springs picked up a big win over Lyman with sophomore quarterback Taylor Salem coming off the bench to lead a Bears rally and receiver Lars Anderson catching a pair of touchdown: passes, including the gamewinner with 31-seconds left. But those two were hardly the only stars for Winter Springs as Tony Caldwell had four solo tackles, two for losses, nine assists and also forced two fumbles, both which led to Bears touch­ downs, and Ashuwa Richardson continued his impressive play as he caught three passes for 89 yards and one touchdown. Things did not go as well for the two Lake Mary-based squads. 3. Lake! m High had an >Mary outstanding nding nigH_______ night running the ball, accumulating 310 rushing yards, 144 of which came from Kashif Vallot, who also scored all three of the Rams touchdowns. But the defense was rid­ dled for 414 yards rushing by St. Augustine, led by Brandon James, who ran for 216 yards and scored four touchdowns on runs of 28, 10, 76 and 72 yards. Lake Mary Prep also had its Homecoming ruined as Hernando Christian (2-2) kept the Griffins scoreless on the season with a 47-0 victo­ ry. 1 . 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F I *407-320-1908 Localy Ownsd and Oparatad Resident Manager On Sits Lowest Rstei AH Units Drtvg Up Month/y Rentals Air ConcMonsd Units AvalabM Boat R.V. and Vahida Partdng 24 H f.. 7 D a y W g g id y A o c « \ v..w l___ *^ m �September 211 f, 29. 2005 Page 5R Leca ls Lecals Lecals Lecals L ec a ls NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that WACHOVIA DANK AS CU8T OOIAM/TRUS T E E FOR PLYMOUTH PARK TAX BER VICE LUC. tie holder rftib M - L ecals RMOI. MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL/ OFFICE/ tlSTl TUTIONAL. TO SR I. SWOLE FAM6.Y RESIDENTIAL: PRO VIDINO FOR SEVERABAITY. CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI DA by GERALDINE HARFORO WHEN Odob* 13,3th WHERE: P T o * n g . W IHStreel.Sankjrd.FLJ. (407)321-7442 VEHKXE YEAR ISM MAKE: JEEP MOOEL UTILITY COLOR BLUE VIN # 1JCMU7446JT207312 VEHKXE YEAR 1997 MAKE CHEVY MOOEL ADR COLOR MAROON VIN t. 2QIWL54T2N6146652 Deputy Clerk Pubkah September St. 2t. 2005 end October 5.12. 2006 UI0T Vehicle Auction • « OOent WHEN October It. 2005 WHERE PaMt Towing. t»1» W let Street. Sentord. TL 32771 1407)321 7442 VEHKXE YEAR: I M3 MAKE TOYOTA MOOEL CAMRY COLOR RED VIN I: 4T1SK12E1PU2B432B By order ol tie City Cottmunn ol tie Cty ol Sentord. Flonde PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE W ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY CLERK AT 407-3306603 48 HOURS W ADVANCE OF THE MEETING LOT 16 BLK A SUNSET MANOR P B IP O 64 ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC t o WHEN October 16, M0S WHERE Pauli Towing It t t W lot Steel. Sentord. FL32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1M6 MAKE FORO MOOEL STATION WAOON COLOR TAN VIN A: 1FAFP57U0WA266572 ORDINANCE NO. 3626 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIOA. AMENOINO ORDINANCE NO 3117 OF SAIO CITY. SAID ORDINANCE BE INGA ZONING PLAN: SAIO AMENDMENT CHANGING THE ZON64G OF 2 4 ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN EAST 24TH STREET AND EAST 25TH STREET ANO BETWEEN PAL­ METTO AVENUE ANO PARK AVENUE: FROM OC 2. GEN ERAL COMMERCIAL AND I F o u n d d o l l i n M VEHKXE YEAR 1664 MAKE FORO MOOEL-UTWTY COLOR BLUE VIN » 1FM0UI5F3ELA05753 ProtpecOve bidden moy raped vendee one hour prior to tele Terme are -CASH OR CERTI­ FIED FUNDS' Pauli Towing y t H e TOWING re^’ty OVIEDO 2005 LOADMA8TER IK , ER VINA 4YPAB23265T030I2I 2004 SER 1 BOAT VINA SERVM74E404 Pubkeh September 28.2005 UI45 NOTICE OF AUCTION Thtt euction will be held on OCTOBER 16.2005. et#00AM el 325 Aul.n Ave. Oviedo. FL Proepedive betdere tney raped the vetudee on tie dey betore the Auction liom 6AM until 6PM Terme ere ceeh or certtwd fund* only OVIEDO TOWING 1667 MERCURY MYSTKJUE VIN4 3MELM6536VM60I067 WHAT. VEHKXE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN October 22,2006 TIME 1000am WHERE AARTowvig Service tool N Orlando Ave MaltUnd FL 32751 oorwder tie adopton ot an or*nanco by tie Cty ol Sardord. Ftonda. detabed at lotowi | O R O M A N C t NO. 3626 AN ORDINANCE O f THE C(TY OF SANFORD. FLORIOA. AMENOINO ORDINANCE NO 3117 OF SAID CITY: SAIO o r d in a n c e be era a zo n in g PLAN: SAIO AMENDMENT TO CHANGE THE ZONING OF 22 34 ACRES OF PROPERTY LYtta BETWEEN VRLOWOOO DRIVE EXTENDED EASTERLY ANO LAKE MARY BOULEVARO ANO BETWEEN 1600EN LAKE DRIVE ANO STERLING PINE STREET. FROM SR 1. BUGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO PO, PLANNEO DEVELOPMENT; Sanford Herald NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that MTAG CUST FOR AMHERST ASSET MOT LLC, tie how* ol tie lobowtig cartscate(t) hat tied Mid ctrts- c o ll 4 0 7 322-2611 - ' PRosnotta for WHAT VEHKXE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN October 30. 2606 TIME 1000am WHERE A 6 R Towing Service 1001 N Orlando Ave Maitland FL 32751 VEHKXES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOEL VEHKXE IDENTIFICATION # 1662 CHEVROLET GEO METRO 2C1MR2463N6764267 1664 FORD TAURUS 1FALPS2U7RA21372S 1666 CHEVROLET CAMERO 1G1FP21E7KL137566 1664 0LDSM08AE CUTLASS C1ERA 1G3AJ65M2R6306006 1664 GENERAL MOTORS CORP BLAZER 10KCS13W6R0512726 2000 M ERCU RY MOUN TAM EER 4M2ZU66E6YUJ43312 severabk.- (TY. CONFLICTS ANO EFFEC| TIVE DATE WHAT VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN Octob* 13, 2006 TIME: 1000am WHERE A 4 R Towing Service 1001 N Orlando Ave Uatand FL 32761 PARCEL 10# 35-16-30-SAJ08000210 FI 32771. Krai K ill" Ol tie cay ol Sareurd. Ftonda 61ALT1IT t M * T H I A tllU N L liCATt THE HEAT WT1IE CIXX. 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FLORIOA ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: t ■ pareon doodoa to appeal a dac*- 9„ m ii tureay feim ttt.ttl U t u IWOim 06IVE ll-ei»JHdHI>. in THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY CLERK AT 407-33O66W « HOURS el ADVANCE OF THE MEETWO AL trim C TIJU U S W AT in * « u r M6005 HEBaa* Fayt XMtanaa ClawA 1963 PONTIAC F IRC BIRD 2027 S22S6P22I0976 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO p a r tic ip a te ,a arln1r4 lela IMF) 4eee Call liaua) (TU6I2I14TM " v tilt C lF S TO AUCTION V lt n M AKE MOOEL V EH IC IE lO E N IP IC A tlO N 4 Nonce la hereby given tiat a ...... . C TM Ttm *1 frw C*y Hal. 300 Nonn r*f» *vanu«. ki the City ol Sbtord. Fkxlda. al 700 o'clock PM on Monday, O d o b * 10, 300S 10 eontld* tie adoption o l an onknance by the Cty ol Sentord. 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CALL TED WALKER TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �H Pape flB Midweek. September28-rJ»*?i> ----------------------------- Hn*u>--------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ UCF thunders past Marshall for historic win Special to tha Harold , ,„v USA game and first The first Confr^. ypar (or (he (JCF led lo home contest «"jnl first •the Golden Knights one very W * l7 games. UCF topped first vfctor*,.|3( at the Citrus Bowl Saturday Marw*1,,,'record its first victory since 2003. cveni'^pmves to 1*2 overall and 1-0 in U ‘ . n la v w h ile ih e T h u n H e H n e H e r d h r /■eld in celebratioa tearing down a goal post. 'I am very happy for the kids,” said UCF head coach George O'Leary. “You can hear the excitement in there (locker room) and I am just happy for them. It was a great win for UCF and a great win for the team.” Steven Moffett completed 19-of-26 passes for 290 yards and one score for UCF. Making his first career start, Kevin Smith rushed for 60 yards and one touchdown. The Golden Knights defease stifled Marshall all game, limiting the Thundering Herd to just 11 yards on the ground, the third lowest total in UCF history. UCF's defense forced two fum­ bles and also posted two interceptions. After a sack and forced fumble by Faul Carrington on its first defeasive series, UCF capitalized with a five-yard touchdown pass from Moffett to Brandon Marshall to give the Golden Knights a 7-0 lead with 10:43 left in the first quarter. A 12-play, 84-yard drive in the second quarter helped set up a one-yard touchdown run by Smith to put the hosts up 14 with 6:50 remaining in the half. Matt Prater nailed a 49-yard field goal towards the end of the half and UCF led, 17-0, at intermission. Moffett completed passes to six different receivers, most frequently Mike Walker, who had seven catches for 75 yards. Darcy Johnson totaled five catches for 72 yards. UCF amassed 260 yards in the air. Defensively, Carrington had three tackles for loss, including two sacks for a loss of 14 yards. Sha'reff Rashad and Travonti Johnson each recorded an interception. Jimmy Skinner threw a pair of touchdown E asses in the second half, a 24-yard strike to liram Moore and a 12-yard toss to Marcus Fitzgerald, but it was not enough. Prater added two field goals in the second half to put the game out of reach. His third made field goal of the night, a 43-yardcr with 5:45 to play, gave UCF a 23-7 edge. Skinner completed 25-of-45 passes for 296 yards and two scones, but also tossed both interceptions. Moore had seven catches for 110 yards. CARRINGTON NAMED C-USA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Conference USA named UCF senior defensive end Paul Carrington its defensive player of the week for his efforts in leading the Golden Knights to a 23-13 victory over Marshall in Saturday's C-USA contest. Carrington is the first UCF football player in school history to be named one of CUSA's Players of the Week. Carrington led a UCF defense that held Marshall to 11 yards rushing and 13 points in a 23-13 UCF victory. The fifth-year senior totaled three tackles-for-loss and two sacks, including a sack and forced fumble of Marshall quarterback Bcm ie Morris to set up UCF's first touchdown of the game inside the Marshall 20. The sack and forced fumble set the tone on M arshall's first drive of the night as UCF snapped the nation's longest losing streak at 17 games and also won its inaugural Conference USA game in the process. The Golden Knights limited Marshall to just 11 yards rushing, the third lowest total in UCF history. UCF has only held two other opponents to 11 or fewer yards rush­ ing. The team held Louisiana-Monroe to -20 yards rushing on O c t 2 1 ,2 0 0 0 and limited Louisiana Tech to -7 on Oct. 23,1999. Carrington and the Golden Knights return to action Saturday on the road at Louisiana-Lafayette. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. (ET) from Cajun Field in Lafayette. There is no live television coverage o f the game, but the UCF ISP Sports N etwork will nave com ­ plete coverage, including the pregame show at 6 p.m. *0 A] * . H trsM photos by Romeo Qusman (top) and Jim Wentz (bottom, left end right) A hug* UCF crowd calibrates a t several students take down the goal post (top) after the Golden Knights defeated Marshall. 23-13, at the Citrus Bowl on Saturday. Lake Howell's Brandon Marshall (No. 8, left) had a touchdown catch and defensive end Paul Carrington (right) was named the Conference USA Player of the Week for his play. Flag Continued from Page 2B DOLPHINS 14, RAIDERS 0 Cornell Wesley was the star on both olfensc and defense for the Dolphins, scoring on a 63yard ru a with Joe Young adding tire extra point, and running back an interception tor 63 yards with Jordan Young scoring the extra point. The Raiders advanced the ball into the red zone several times but penalties kept them out of the end zone. This young team (Raiders) was led by Jolwathan Edwards and quarterback Chris Stewart, who had some pretty nice runs, but the penalties ruined their chances. Players of the Game: Dolphins _ running back iley; Ra Chris!Stewart. quarterbackt Chris 10-TO-12 YEAR OLDS BUCCANEERS 0, GIANTS 0 The Giants entered the red zone several times, but the Dues' swarming defense came up big led by Jeff McBride, who had a big interception in the end zone. The Giants' offense was led by running back Andrea Folger, who kept the pressure on the Bucs' defense. The Giants defense was led by comerback Anon Malik, who made some big stops to keep the Bucs offense out of the end zone. In overtime the Ciants had four downs but was stopped when Jeff McBride picked off his second pass to end tlie threat and the game was decid­ ed when the Bucaneers' Rudy Williams was interfered with on a 30-yard pass attempt. Players of the Game: Buccaneers _ running back /defensive back Jeff McBride; Giants _ running back Andrea Folger. RAIDERS 26, DOLPHINS 0 The scoring started with a 10yard touchdown pass from Donate Lett to Croix Trosper. Michael Radzak then inter­ cepted a pass to set up a 20yanl touchdown run by Croix Trosper's twin brother, Cameron, and Radzak then added a 25-yard touchdown run to end the half. Quarterback Lett had good rolection from the Raiders' ig offensive line led by Jasmaine Anderson and Marcus Slayback, who also added a 20yard touchdown run. Protecting your child against drowning is a serious responsibility. 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July 10.2005 L kga ls cm r o r LAKI MARY. PIOMOA MOTICC o r PUMJC HCAMMO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by toe CXyCommlaetonol the City e l la t a Italy. Florida. M M d Comrrvselon t a hold a PuMc I on M y SI, M BS al 700 P M., or aa aoon thereafter aa to eonaider Second Reading and adoption of an AN ORDINANCE O F TH E CITY O F LAKE MARY. FLORIDA AMENDING TH E CITY O F LAKE MARY OFFICIAL ZONING MAP BY REZONW G CERTAIN LANOS WITHIN THE CITY O F LAKE MARY. CONSISTING O F .75 A CR ES. LOCATED NORTH STOE O F CRYSTAL LAKE A V E , EA ST O F NORTH COUNTRY CLU B ROAD AND W EST O F SECO N O STREET. M ORE FULLY D E 8 C R 0 E O HEREIN, FROM TH E PR ESEN T ZONING CLAS­ SIFICATION O F C - 1 , G EN ER A L CO M M ER CIAL TO DC. DOWNTOWN CEN TER . PURSUANT TO TH E TERM S O F THE FLORIOA STATUTES; PROVIDING CONFLICTS. SEVERABIL­ ITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. Changing the zoning on (ha toftotafog daaertoad property Lag Lota 24 ♦ 29 Block 27 Cryatai Lake Winter Homes BubdMaton, Par Plat Boofc 2 Page IIS 01 The Public Records ol SenUnoto County. Florida; more commonly known as 120 E Crystal Lake Avenue. Lec Lk a ls bon* era touted to existing non-com patible lend u e e t located Within the 85 D N L ro s e contour of the Official NEM <2001 DNL Nome Contours), end eonew teni with FAA'i 1998 rem edtoi mittgetton policy (83 F R 16409)’ Should the *irpo«1 operator intend to purchase land within the new e ilsb n g contour (2004). not included in the previous contour, the N C P should be updated to D ocum ents are available for public inspection during norm al b u sin ess hours at Sanford Airport Authority R eception. 1200 R ed C leveland Boulevard. Sanford. Florida Bryant W Garrett. V P-Finance 6 C F O EFFECTtVE DATE. CITY OF L A K l MARY NOTICE IS H ER E B Y GIVEN tost the City o l Lake Mary. Florida City Com m ission t a hold 2 pubkc hearings reieled lo NOTICE OF FLAN CHANGE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEANNOS The City of Lsks Mary proposes to adopt to* tosowmg ordinance Firml Reading w ill be on Thursday. July 7. 2009 A TA P ED RECO RD O F THtS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CITY FO R ITS CONVENIENCE. THtS RECO RD MAY NOT CONSTI­ TU TE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR PUR PO SES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH R ESPECT TO TH E FOREGOING MATTER. ANY PERSON WISHING TO EN SU R E THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD O F TH E PROCEED ­ INGS IS MAINTAINED FO R APPELLATE PUR PO SES IS ADVISED TO MAKE TH E N ECESSARY ARRANGEM ENTS AT HIS O R HER OWN EXPEN SE PER SO N S WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F TH ESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CO N TACT TH E CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 H O URS IN ADVANCE O F TH E MEETING AT (407) 588-1424 CITY O F LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Carol A. Foster, City Clerk DATED: July 9. 2008 Pubtah: July 10.2009 8040 N O T K 1 OF PUBLIC HEARING TO AMENO THE SANFORD LAND DEVELOPM ENT REGULATIONS T he C ity o f Sanford Planning and Zoning Com m ission w ill hold a P u b lic H earing to review and recom m end to the City Com m ission am endm ents to the Sanford Land Developm ent R egulations. A rticle II. Land U se and Zoning; Article III, Procedures for Developm ent Approval; A rticle V. Variances and A ppeals; A rticle X. Fees; Schedule B. Perm itted U ses; and Schedule C . A rea and Dim ension Regulations. Schedule F, G eneral Requirem ents lo r Buildings. Parcels. Yard. Building Setbacks and Lighting and Schedule R. Airport and Aircraft on T h u rsd a y, J u ly 21, 2008 at 7 00 P M in the C ity Com m ission Cham bers. Sanford C ity HaH Interested parties m ay appear at the m eeting and be heard regarding the proposed am endm ents Interested parties m ay also subm it written com m ents regarding ih e proposed am end­ m ents to R u ss G ib son . AICP, D irector o l Planning and Developm ent Services. P O Bo* 1788. Sanford. F L 327721788 A copy of the proposed am endm ents is on Me with the Departm ent of Planning end Developm ent S e rvice s at C ity HaH. Sanford. Florida and m ay be inspected by the public It is anticipated that the C ity Com m ission w ill consid er the pro­ posed am endm ents to the Lend D evelopm ent R egulations at their Ju ly 29, 2009 regular m eeting Persona with a disability, such as a vision, hearing or speech Im pairm ent, or persona needing other types of assistance, and who w ish to attend C ity Com m ission m eetings or any other board or com m ittee m eeting m ay contact Ihe C ity C le rk in writ­ ing. o r may c e il 407-330-5803 tor inform ation regarding ava il­ able a id s and service* Pursuant to section 258.0105, Florida Statutes, if any person d ecides to appeal any decision m ade by Ihe Planning and Zoning Com m ission with respect to any m atter considered at this pub lic m eeting, such person w ill need a record o l the pro­ ceeding s and for such purpose, such person m ay need to ensure that a verbatim record of Ihe proceedings is m ads, including the testim ony and evidence upon w hich the appeal is to be based. T his record is not provided by ih e C ily of Sanford Publish: July 10. 2005 S041 NOTICE TO THE P U BU C SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY NOISE EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE DETERMINATION The F ederal Aviabon Adm inistration (FAA) has evaluated the final subm ission of the N oise E ip o su re M ap s (NEM ) and sup­ porting docum entation transm itted by letter on June 9. 2005. m accordance with Section 103(a) (1) ot the Aviation Safety and N o ise Abatem ent A ct of 1979 (ANSA), and has determ ined that they are m com pliance with applicable requirem ents of 14 C F R Part 150 The FA A has determ ined that Ihe m aps and tables •netted Exhibit t “Aircraft Flight T racks-Proposed IFR Flight Tracks-Runw ay 9R-27L*. Exhibit 2 “E xistin g Land Use*. Exhibit 3 *2004 D N L C ontours’ , Exhibit 4 “2009 D N L Contours', Exhibit 5 “Future Land U se ', Table 14 "2004 D N L Contour A rea'. Table 15 *2004 Population W ithin the D N L Contours*. Table 16 *2009 D N L Contour Area*, and Table 17 “2009 Population W ithin D N L Contours* fulfill Ihe requirem ents lo r the current and the 5- year noise exposure m aps The FA A ’f determ ination that the N oise Exposure M aps are m com pliance is touted to a finding that Ihe m aps were developed in accordance with the procedures contained in Appendix A o l F A R P art 150 S uch determ ination does not constitute approval of data, inform ation or plans STtould question s anse concerning the precise relationship ol sp e cific properties to noise exposure contours depicted on the N o ise Exposure M aps, it should be noted that the FA A w ill nol be involved in any w ay m determ ining the relative locations ol •p a cific properties with regard to the depicted noise contours or m interpreting Ihe m aps to resolve question s concerning, tor exam ple, w hich properties should be covered by the provisions of S ection 107 o f the Act. These functions are inseparable rrom the ultim ate lend use control and planning responsibilities of lo ca l governm ent These local respon sibilities are not changed In an y w ay under Part 150 or through F A A i determ ination rets bv* to the Norse Exposure M aps Therefore Ihe responsibility tor detailed overlaying ot noise exposure contours onto the m aps depicting properties on the surface rests exclusively with the airport operator or with thoee public agencies and planning ag e n cie s with w hich consultation is required under Section 103 ot Ihe Act The FA A rakes on the certification by the airport operator, under 150 21 of FA R Part 150 that the statutonfy required consultation has been accom plished The FA A wifi publish notice in the Federal Flegisier announcing its determ ination on the Noise E ip o su re M aps for the Orlando Sanford International Airport N otice of th is determ ination and ihe aveJabikty of Ihe ficuss E xposure M aps w hen published at least three tim es in a new s paper of general circulation m Ihe county or counties where •H eeled parties are located, w * satisfy the requirem ents of S ection 107 of the A N S A Act Attention is caked to trie requirem ent* J Section ISO 2 f Id) of F A R Part 150 m»oiving toe prom pt prepa/etexi end subm ission of r e r * — 1 to toes# m«pe 4 any actual cx proposed cra n g e in toe operate* of toe O ie n d o Stanford Intem econei Airport «w /n c re e le any substantial '* « nun-oum peUne use « #r*y w ee* (Vi depk-ted on • « m aps f ile Nceee G tx 'p e te ie a , Program (N C P f apt*sued on fjufofoer 2 ! 2002 Stales toai tend w ->*>*• AN ORDINANCE O f THE CITY O F LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. AM END ING THE C O M P R E ­ HENSIVE PLAN FO R THE CITY O F LAKE M ARY. FLORIDA; PROVIDING FO R A CHANGE O F FUTURE LAND USE D ES­ IGNATION FROM CO M M ER ­ CIAL (COM) TO HIGH DENSITY RESID EN TIAL (HDR) FO R PER PER T Y LOCATED SOUTH O F TIM ACUAN BO ULEVARD ANO ADJACENT TO AND EAST O f THE CORNERSTONE AT LAKE M ARY DEVELOPM ENT. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABIL­ ITY CO NFLICTS, AND E FFE C ­ TIVE DATE NOTICE IS H ER EBY QIVEN mat toe City o l Lake Mary. Florida City Com m ission w ill hold 2 pubkc hearings rstatsd to the requested land us* amend- Sacond Reading t a be on Thursday. July 21.2009 The purpose of to* pubSc hear­ ings is tor toe City of Lake Mary to constdar a imatt-acat* M ure land uae map amendment to to* City of Lafca M ary Comprahentav* Plan. The pro­ posed am enrtnent N s future _____, _________I (6 (kVa) to High Density Residential (9 du/acre) The properly to be considered tor toe smeH-scale amendment la as totows; Parcel ID #04-20-30-3004)0900000 8 0 4 -2 0 -3 0 -3 0 0 -0 0 8 0 -0 0 0 0 , located on the south side of C R 48A and north of and ackecent to lha Tuscany at Lake Mary Subdivision. Both Pubkc Haartnga wik be at 7 00 PM or First Reading wilt be Thursday. A lly 7. 2005 on Second Reading will be on Thursday. July 21. 2005 The purpose ot to# pubkc hearmgs e for to* City of Lake Mary to consider a sm all-scale future la rd us* map amendment lo to* City ol Lake Mary Comprehensive Plan The pro­ posed amendment is a future land use changa from Com m ercial lo High Density Residential (9 du/acre) The property to be considered tor the small- scale amendment la aa follows Parcel 10 #05-20-30916-00004)020. located on toe south side ot Timacuan Boulevard aast of and adjacent to toe Cornerstone al Lake Mary Shopping Center Both Pubkc Hearings wJI be al 7 00 PM or aa soon as posable thereafter. Acres W- 5 acres * Proposed Townhouse* Land U ta The City Commission w4 be tkscu w ing an application to changa the Futura Land Uaa Designation of tha subject prop­ erty tram Commercial (COM) to High Density Resadenkal (HOR) A copy of toe proposed amend­ ment to to* Com prehensive Plan is tvaiiabi# tor inspection by toe pubkc m toe Community Development Department office, Lake Mary Municipal Sarvices Building. 911 W allace Court, Lake Mary. Florida 32749, Monday through Friday, from 8 00 A M until 50 0 P M . or you may call Gary Schindler, City Planner at (407) 589-1442 for mora inform ation concerning this amendment The Pubkc Hearing will be held in the City ol Lake Mary Commission Chambers, 100 N Country Club R d . Lake Mary Any inferesled party may app at toe pubkc hearing and be heard regarding toa abova described amendment or submit written comments to the address identified above Said hearing may continue from time to time until toe City Commission makes a final decision NOTE IFAPER SO N D ECIO ES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MAT­ TER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETINO OR HEARINO. HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEED ­ INGS. AND THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE HE OR SHE MAY NEEO TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PRO CEED IN G S IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVI­ DENCE UPON WHICH THE A PPE AL IS TO BE BASED FLORIDA STATUTES 288 0105 PERSO NS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO CEED IN GS 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 FOSTER. CITY CLERK Publish June 26 2005 and July 10. 2005 R133 CITY OF LA K E M ARY NOTICE OF CO M PREHENSIVE PLA N CHANGE NOTICE OF PU BLIC HEARINGS The City Ol Lake Mery promote* to adopl the toaowmg ordinance ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA AMENDING THE CO M PRE HENSIVE PLAN FOR THE CITY OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA PROVIDING FOR A CHANGE OF FUTURE LANO USE DCS IGNAT ION FRO M MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL (MOM) TO HIGH OCNSlTY HESiOCN flAL IHORJ FOR PROPERTY LOCATED SOUTH OF C R 4 0 AND EAST OF Th C N U 8 OF l a k e MARY O f VCLO FM ENI AND WEST OF THE VILLAS CA LAKE M A R r (JtV tlO R M E N T AND AD JACENT TO AND NORTH OF TUSCAN r AT I API MARY F-HOV 104*0 FO R 8# / T R A R k lT r C O N F IX T tt AND I Proposed Townhouse* Land Use: The Cay Com mission w ii be discussing an application to changa to* Future Land Us* Designation of to# aubfect prop­ erty from Medium O entity Residential (MOR) to High Density Residential (HDR) A copy ol to* proposed amend­ ment to the Com prehensive Plan is available tot inspection by toe pubkc in to* Community Development Department office. Lake M ary M unicipal Service* Bmktmg. B it W allace Court. Lake Mary. Florida 32748. Monday through Friday, from 80 0 A M. unt* 9 0 0 P.M., or you may c a l Gary Schmdter, City Planner at (407) 589-1442 tor more Information concerning this amendment The Pubkc Hearing wrk be held in the City ot Lake M ary Commwston Chambers, 100 N. Country Club Rd., Lake Mary Any interested party may appear at to# pubkc heartog and be heard regarding to* above described amendment or aubrmt written com m ents to to# address identified above. Said hearing may continue bom Sme lo Um# 1 until toe City Com mission m akes a (Inal deci­ sion. NO TE IF A PE R S O N D ECID ES TO A P P E A L ANY DECISION M AD E B Y THIS COM M ISSION WITH R ES P EC T TO ANY M ATTER CONSIOEREO AT THIS M EET­ INO OR HEARINO . HE OR SHE WILL NEEO A R ECO RD OF THE PRO CEED IN G S, ANO THAT. FO R SU CH PU R PO SE. HE OR SH E MAY NEEO TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECO RD O F THE PR O C EED ­ INGS IS M AD E. W HICH R EC O RD IN CLU D ES THE TESTIMONY AND EVID ENCE UPON WHICH THE A P P E A L IS TO BE B ASE D FLO RIO A STATUTES 299 0109. PE R S O N S WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF TH ESE PR O C E ED IN G S SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COO RD INATO R AT LEA S T 48 H O URS IN ADVANCE O F THE M EETING AT 407-585-1424 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA wtee. a Derauk wB be to t a l you lo r toe relief demanded In to* Com plaint or otoer Bedsore ot to* dece­ dent and person* hermg < or damand* agamat eataaa must Me toe* cta n * wkh this Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS A FT ER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE. LO T 30. VER N E CH AN EY SUBDIVISION. ACCO RDINO TO THE PLAT THEREO F AS RECO RD ED « PLAT BOOK 20. PAO E 91. PUBLIC R EC O R D S O F SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA M ARYANNE M ORSE A s d a rk of toa Court ALL CLAIM S NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH IN SECTIO N 733 702 O F THE FLORIDA PRO BATE CO O E W ILL BE FO R EVER BARRED By Deborah C o rw it Deputy Clark Pubtah: June 28.2009 and July 3. 10. 17. 2009 R I98 NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN toa* toa indarvgn ad S ta n d i to tan tha personal property daaertoad batow to enforce a under toa Florida S ail Storage Facility Act Statue* (Section 83801-83609) Tha undersigned wd tek ai pubic ta la by u x i y atiBv* bktdtog on toe 2Bto o# Jufy; 3BBE at 109 pm. on toa pram naa •toted and which are mealed at Am ple Storage Center. 100 Ample C ourt 2900 Weet Airport Boulevard. County of Saminoie. Stale o l Florida, to* blow ing: Custom ers Nam e Description of Good* Publish June 28. 2005 and July 10. 2005 RI34 IN THE CIRCUIT CO URT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA C A S E NO.: 05-CA-119S-14Q PLYMOUTH PARK TAX SERVICES. LLC. Unit# Charles Ftoto • E010A Boxes. Furnttur*. Dryer Chart** Ftoto - D010 Ladder*. Lawn Equipment. Plaintiff NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE-PR O PERTY TO D EFEN D AN TS M C BROO KS ANO EVA BROOKS A/K/A EVA BRO O KS WILLIAMS. HIS WIFE, if kvmg. and it dead, their tpousa* devisee* haw* grantees and creditor*, all parties claiming interest by, through under ot egamst them and an parks* having or claiming to have any right bile or xiteretl xi and to toe reel property herein AND ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY CON CERN YOU ARE NOTIFIED toel en acton to quwt bOe on toe tokow mg property n Senwioie Cuunry Florida Lot 16 BOYKIN PLACE ACCORDING TO T m £ MAP OR PLAT THEREOF R ECO RD ED IN FLAT BOOK 7 PAGE 20 PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF SEMi NOtE COUNTY FLORIDA hae teen tried egemel you and you we lequwed to m w * e copy ut your writen deNmtet # any Ip X on JOHN JAY WATKINS E SO U IRt ptamutr > *rfox>«, ■ r u e wklree* * P m * CMae B u i 250 l aiteta F und s JW 'S 10\A# jkxlff 'Mi MMM m*l •a* wm ***&ma 9m CtA** mMmt P** D a ft •J ***** The data of Urst pubkeaffon of tow N otes a Jufy 3. 2005 Frederick J. OorbsN 12939 Hidden O d e Waal Jacktom nta. Florida 32229 JO NATHAN H. GOOOMAN. ESQ Florida Bm No 293407 1377 Caeaaf Avenue JackaonvB*. FL 32209 Telephone: (904) 389-1346 Attorney tor P e rion a l Pubtah: July 3. 10. 2009 8014 M THC ORCUTT COURT FOR M M N O U COUNTY. FLORIOA FROBATI DIVISION FAX #: 08-CP-0704 % IN RE: ESTATE OF Vaccum e NOTICE TO CREDITORS Purchase* must be paid tor at to* am* of purchase in cash only. A l purchased tam e sold a t ie, where la, and must be removed at to* ffm* of sal*. Sal* subject to cancelation in ol party TN» is the 28th day o l June, 2009 The administration of to* l of TO BY L W UNOER. eased. F ta Number 05-CP0704; Is pending In to* Clrcuil Court tor Sem inoi* County, Florida. Probate DMaion. trees of which is P O Box 8099. Sardord, Florida 327728099. Tha name and addressee of to* Personal Rapreaantattve and tha Personal Representative'* attorney are Pubksh: Jufy 3. 10. 2005 S012______________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE OTVT8ION FILE NO. Ott-CP-0989 IN RE: ESTATE O F M ARY TRINCERI. Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS The adm inistration o l the Of M ARY TRINCERI. hose date of death w as May 19.2004; File Number 2009-CP47968 * pending m to# Circuit Court for Sem inole County. Florida. Probate DNtaton. toe addrexx of which )a P O . Drawer C. Sanford, FL. 32772. Tha name* and addresses o l lha Personal Representative and the Personal Representative's A l creditor* ol to* decadent and other persona having claim* or dem ands against decedent'* •stats, including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated dam *, on whom a copy of torn notice It served must hi* their deans with tois Court WITHIN THE LATER O F 3 MONTHS A FT ER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE O R X OAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE O F A C O PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. otoer creditors Ot toe dece­ dent and other persona having claim s or dem ands against decedent's estate, including unmatured, contingent or unkquktewd claim s, must Me to deans with toW court WITHIN 3 M ONTHS AFT ER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE. A LL CLAIM S NOT SO FILED W ILL BE FO R EV ER BARRED. A ll creditor* o l toe decadent and other persons having claim * or demand* against decadent s estate, on whom a copy ot tola node* ha* bean served, must hie their claim s with this Court WITHIN THE LATER O F 3 M ONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F THE FIR ST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE O R 30 DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SERVICE O F A C O PY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A l other creditors of the dece­ dent and parsons having claim s or demands against decadents estate must hie tha* claim# with to il Court WITHIN 3 M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIM S NOT SO FILED WILL BE FO R EVER BARRED The dale ol firsl publication ot tots Notice ts July 3. 2005 MARIGRACE MCNEIL Personal Representative 501 KENT!A ROAD CASSELBERRY. FL 32707 Kenneth M Beane Florida Bar No 117307 870 North Orlando Avenue Suits 1004A Maitland. FL 32751 Telephone 407/629-1861 Attorney tor Perional Representative M C BROO KS et a i . Defendant* NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIO D SET FORTH ABO VE. ANY CLAIM FILEO TW O (2) Y EA R S OR M ORE A FT ER THE D E C E D E N T S DATE O F DEATH IS BARRED TOBY L W UNOER, NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME PER IO D SET FORTH ABO VE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Y EAR S O R M ORE A FT ER THE D EC ED EN TS DATE O F DEATH IS BARRED CARO L A FO STER, CITY C LER K action tor Foredoaur* of M ortgage on to* foaowtng deecrtw d property: •at forth in tWd Summary Final Judgment, to**: Jorge Nina • C023 Furniture. Bike. Cleaner. Boxes Acres: W- 9 9 acres L egals THEM John Jay WaSdna. P A P O Boa 290 LaBata. F I 3397V02S0 Publish Ju ly 3. 6. 10. 2005 S 0 17 L ecals on to* PtaMNTa attorney or Dated JUN 14. 2009 ORDINANCE The Pub*c Hearing t a be held in toe Commission Chambers al Lata Mary CMy Had. 100 N Country Club Road. Lake Mary (main entrance Into City Had Is located on Lakevtew Avenue) C opies oI the Ordinance are available lor inspection at tht Community Development Department, located et 911 Wallace Court, Lata Mary. The Public is invited lo attend end be heard Said hearing may be continued from time to time until a Anal dad aion ie mads by the City Commission. For questions regard­ ing M s Pubdc Hearing, please contact Dagmarte Sagans at 407-8*5-1440 L ec a l s g a ls Publish July 3. 10. 2005 SOU IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRO BATE DIVISION FILE NO. O ttC P-IO It IN RE ESTATE OF KEVIN BURTON GORBELL. Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration o l tha ettal* ol KEVIN BURTON GO RBELL, deceased mhos* date of death was September 13 2003 is pending in to* Circuit Court tor Seminote County Florida ProCate Dnrwon to* eOO>est ot wfuch is 301 North Park Avenue Sanford FL. 32771 The names and addresses of the Persona) Representative and Ihe Pervona. Representative s alter ney we sat forth below AX ueOfcxs uf toe decedent end otoer persons having d a m s or demands agamsi decederX i esixi* un ahum a uupy <4 to«* lu te * * lequxed lo be (erred must Me toer Utems •an tort Court W ttHiN THE l ATTH 0# J MONTHS A#TIH THE TiME OF (HE F iH S T fh jtt U C A fiO H OF (Hitt N r jf k .t OH JO DAYS A# TEH Th C DATE OF U M V t C f OF A CO PY OF (MW M j t f o f fMi NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIO D SET FORTH ABO VE. ANY CLAIM FILEO TWO (2) Y EA R S OR MORE A FT ER THE D EC ED EN T'S DATE O F DEATH IS BARRED The dale of the first publication of tN s node* M July 3, 2005 Perional Representstiva Diane I. Wunder 30 Sweetwater Creek Circle Oviedo, a 32795 Lytal, Rader. Clark. Fountain 8 William* 10th Floor Northbndg* Centra 515 North Flagler Drive Pott Office Box 4058 West Palm Beach, FL 33402 Telephone: (581)855-1990 Attorney for Personal Represent*In# Publish July 3. 10, 2005 S015 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O F THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA G EN ER AL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S E NO. 03-CA-2980-14K ABN AMRO MORTGAGE GROUP. INC SU CCESSO R BY M EROER TO ATLANTIC MORTGAGE A INVESTMENT CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF, VS MICHAEL B LUNSFORD, IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST MICHAEL B LUNSFORD. ALISON C LUNSFORD. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES. G RAN TEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST ALISON C LUNSFORD. ACCREDITED SU RETY AND CASUALTY COMPANY. INC . JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS Iff POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) RE NOTICE OF FO R ECLO SU R E SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo an Order Granting toe Mukun fo R ata l Foredueu* Set* deled June 23, 2005 entered n C rv f Co** flu 03 CA 29S0-I4K d » ■ C*cu4 C ow l of to* 1|TM Juterel C«tu4 n arvj for trfM iN U E C ou rt, Sanford Fkvid* I eW ta t fo toe tw /e vl and t e tl Lefoer fo* caah W t« Weet front U u u at toe b<I NOI f C o u rt, C u rtw u ta k x e •d ai K )l ft Park Avenue berdud #forid* at 11 (AJ * i w if e M dey <J JtAy MJO t* fotuevrg deeurared |v<4e r i, m Dated toW 23 day of Am*. 2009 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) M ARYANNE M ORSE C tak of to* Circuit Court By: Mary Stroups Deputy Ctarfc Pubtah m: THE SEM INOLE H ERALD THE LAW O FFICES O F OAVIO J STERN . P A . ATTO RNEY FO R PLAINTIFF 901 8. University Drive Suta 900 Plantation, FL 33324 (994)233-8000 03-20789 IN ACCO RD AN CE WITH THE AM ERICANS WTTH DISABILI­ TIES ACT, persons with dtaab*should contact CO URT ADMINISTRATION, at SEM IN O LE County Courthouse at 407 885-4227. 1-800-099-8771 (TOO) or 1800-959-8770. via Florida Relay Service. Pubtah: Jufy X 10. 2009 S020 IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE 1BTH JUDICIAL CMCUTT, IN AND FOR 9EMWI0LE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION C A M NO.: 08-CA-0872 U S. BANK. N A. SU C C ESSO R BY M ERG ER TO THE LEAD ER M ORTOAOE COMPANY, LO T 1. B LO C K A. C O LO N ­ N AD ES. FIR ST SECTIO N . ACCORDING TO THE M AP OR PLAT THEREOF, R ECO RO ED IN PLAT BO O K 19. PAOE 79 10. OF THE PU BLIC R EC O R D S O F SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A _____________ ____I you and you are required to M tve a copy of your ■■ta n dtaneea. * an* to It. on U M M. Roger*. Attorney tor P la n lrff. atooee address is 991 N.E. 187to Street. S u ta 204. N o rti Miami Beech. FL 33192 *«Nn 30 days Mtor to* t a l pubteakon o l tois to* Clark of M e C ow l attorney or vnmedUtaly therealtar: otoenta* a default t a b * ved agamel you lo r to# tettd demenctad In toe comptaM. W ITNESS my hand and toa •eel Of tots C o rtl tots day o< JU N 28. 2009 Maryann* Mors* Aa Clark of toa Court By Carol Moor# Aa Daputy Clark In accordance with toe American* with Otaabtatat A c t n g a special i participate in should contact netatritor at 301 N Avenue. Sanford FL 37771, Telephone Number (407)3234330 not later then seven (7) days pnor to to* proceeding If hearing impavad. (TDO) 1-800996-8771 Pubksh: (Ptoaae pubksh n The Sanford Herald) Pubksh: Jufy 3. 10.2005 S022 IN T H f CIRCUIT COURT FOR tC M N O L S COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATV DIVttlON v*. SHEILA F. SMITH; THE SEASO N 'S O F MT. GREENW OOO HOM EOW NERS' ASSOCIATION, INC.; UNKNOW N H EIRS ANO BENEFICIARIES O F THE ESTATE O F PATRICIA FAVER A K A PATRICIA AN N FAVER, D ECEASED ; UNKNOW N S PO U S E O F SH EILA F. SMITH; JO H N DOE: JA N E DOE A S UNKNOW N TENANT (S) IN PO SSESSIO N O F THE SU BJECT PROPERTY. Defendant* NOTICE O F ACTION TO: UNKNOW N H EIRS ANO BENEFICIARIES O F PATRICIA FAVER A/K/A PATRICIA ANN FAVER (Residence Unknown) YOU ARE NOTIFIED to d an action for Foreclosure o l Mortgage on the following LOT 30. THE SEASO N S. ACCO RD INO TO THE PLAT TH EREO F AS R ECO RD ED IN PLAT BOOK 50. PAGE 24. OF THE PUBLIC RECO RO S O F SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ OA. ha* been hied agamtt you and you are required » serve a copy ot your written defense*, it any. to it on M arshall C. Watson. PA ., Attorney lo t Plaintiff, whose address is 1800 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120, FT. LAUDERDALE. FL 33309 within thirty (X ) days altar toa hrst publication of this Notice in toe (Pleas* pubksh in THE SAN ­ FORD HERALD) and hie the original with the Clark of this Court either before sennee on Piaaitrif'i attorney or vnmadMtely thereafter; otherwise ■ default wki be entered against you tor toa raket demanded in to* com- In accordance with toa American* with Disabilities Act. Persons with D isabilities need­ ing a special accommodation to participate in ton proceeding should contact the Court Administrator at 301 N Park Avenue. Sanford FL 32771. Telephone Number (407)3234330 not later than seven (7) days pnor to toe proceeding It hearing unpaired, (TDO) 1-800955-8771 or V oce (V) 1 800955-8770 via Florida Relay Services W ITNESS my hand and the te al of this Court this 27 day of June. 2005 Maryanns Morse A s C leik ol toe Court By Carol Moore A* Deputy Clerk Pubksh (Please pubksh in The Sanford Herald) Pubksh July 3. 10. 2005 S02t IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUD ICIAL CIRCUTT, O F FLORIOA IN ANO FO R SEM INO LE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION C A S E NO.: 09 C A -1209 DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE O F AMERICHJEST M OHTGAGE SECURITIES. INC , ASSET BAC KED PASS­ THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2003-AR3 UNDER THE POOLING 8 SERVICING AGREEM ENT DATED AS OF JU N E f. 2003. WITHOUT RECO URSE. Plain tiff. F1LX NO. 09-CP-983 IN RE: ESTATE OF ED W AR O Q ECK. Deceased NOTICE TO CREOfTORS The adm inistration o l the estate of EDW ARD O. ECK. deceased, whose data ol death w as March 18. 2005. it pending in the Circuit Court lor SEMI­ NO LE County. Florida. Probate Division, toe address ol which is Post O ffice Box 8099. Sanford. FL. 32772 8099 The names and addresses of toe Personal Representative and We Personal Raprasenlative'a A l creditors of toe decedent and other persons having claim * or dem ands against decedent s estate on whom a copy o l tois notice Is required to be served, mutt Me toe* claim s with tow Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE O R X DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE O F A C O PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A ll other creditors of the dece­ dent and other persons having claim s or demands against toe decadent's estate muat N* toe* claim s with this Court WITHIN 3 M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIM S NOT FILEO WITHIN THE TIME PERIOOS S E T FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 O F THE FLORIDA PRO BATE CO D E WILL BE FO R EV ER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILEO TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE A FT ER THE D E C E D E N T S DATE O f DEATH IS BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS JULY 10. 2005 EDWARD J. NICHOLS Personal Representative 2578 Sweetwater Trek Maitland FL 32751 CAROL E DONAHUE Attorney lor EDW ARD L NICHOLS Florida Bar No 260401 DONAHUE 8 ISENHART. PA. 1390 Hope Road. Suite 300 Maitland. FL 32751 Telephone 407/740-6009 Attorney lor Personal Representative Pubksh July 10. 17. 2005 S05I UNCLAIM ED VEHICLE AUCTION Removal of toa described v« Oes was conducted m com ance wtto FS. 713 78 Not that Harry* Towing will sell s vehicle* at Pubkc Auction Cash on JU LY 22. 2005 1000 A M at 102 N Ma Ave , Sanford. FL. 32771 vehicles told AS IS No l guaranteed Harry* Tow reserve* the right to bid on i vehicle Vahid** may be viewed < hour pnor to sale 1993 MITSUBISHI 4A3CF 44B8P E066I 1994 DODGE 2B4GH45RORR5131 v«. C H A R LE S H E a i. FO R BES. *1 Defendants NOTICE O F ACTION TO CH A R LE S H E FORBES AND UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CH ARLES H E FO R BES L eu Known Addiest 1128 TIM B E H lA N E TRAIL C A S S E L ­ B ERRY FL 32707 4 «rv* and 4 deed e* partaet Oeenng v ta re sl by torcavgh under or egem ti C H A R LE S HE FO R B E S AND UNKNOW N B P O O ttt OF C h a r l e s h e f o r b e s w «j a* ptaVee U ,r< g ix Uexvwvj fo ' *.« any iv/x Irte cv xtareel t. • * jx te rtV dw tuSed **ve* r( ju ahf f e o r x x o *<w m- 1998 DODGE 1B3ES47C1TD657 1991 PONTIAC 1G2JB34T4M761 T Pubkah July 10 2005 S057 NOTICE OF SALE WHEN 7-21-48 at 9 00 a r WHERE Maandes fuwmg 328 Uryd Lane Oviedo 32785 C A R IK K, Dudue veer UM Vlfk# ffO n t/ K Y / lr t / f ) PuM tai July ig x / / , 8442 �■ M idweek : W ednesday, J u l y 13,2005 SCC:Spoils CompletelyCanceled? By U am Edlxon and Otari Smith SANFORD — Students looking to excel in athletics at Sem inole Community College may have to look elsewhere. The college's Board of Trustees will meet July 19 to consider eliminating all of the athletic programs after the 20052006 school year. "It completely floored us," Baseball Coach Mike Nicholson said. Rumors flew Tuesday and many of the staff were directed by SCC adminis­ tration to send all questions regarding Rats in a funk The Florida Collegiate Summer League lead­ ing Sanford River Rats have lost three gam es in a row and seen thek lead shrink to one game. See Sports, Page IB c E S e m in o l e S m il e Kevin CoUmon — Owner of Aom co TronvniU *om W the possible elim ination to Michael Garlich, Vice President of College Relations and Marketing. Athletic Director John Scarpino said Tuesday that he was "party to the administration" and that ne could not give any comments except to confirm that the college is considering eliminat­ Click It. or ticket Homeless mon steals cop car to get out of rain SANFORD— A Seminole County home­ less man allegedly stole a sheriff's patrol car to get out of the rain. The Sheriff's Office announced in a press release July 8, that they made an arrest in the theft of the patrol cat which was stolen on June 27. Harvey Mormona Riley, 58, is accused of grand theft auto and an unrelated burglary charge. Information from the Sheriff's Office led authorities to Harvey, who was already in jail on the burglary charge. Harvey works through a labor pool, and allegedly told an employer that he stole the vehicle. According to the release, Harvey usually rides the Lynx buses all day to stay cool if he does not get a labor pool . On the evening that allegedly stole the trol vehicle, he was deed off one of the buses for complaining about the air conditioning. Harvey was suppos­ edly kicked off in Midway, near the fire station where the patrol car was sitting unattend­ ed with the keys inside. It began to rain and Harvey had sought shel­ ter at the fire station, but when he saw the patrol car, he "felt entitled" to take it for transportation, the release said. Harvey allegedly got into the car and drove it to the 5-Points area of Seminole County near U.S. Highway 17-92 and C.R. 427. He supposedly resides in the woods nearby and reportedly felt entitled to take the car for transportation to his campsite. He was only in the car for a short time, the release said. lege credit enrollment increased 91 per­ cent, but the college has remained at the bottom o f Florida's ranking of the state's 28 community colleges in fund­ ing per full-time student. S C C s annual budget for the 20052006 year is more tnan $57 million. About $770,000 is allocated for athletics. "A thletics has a long and distin­ ing the athletic program. "They're investigating the possibili­ guished history at SC C ," Jam es Henningsen, Vice President of Student ty," he said. Garlich stated in a press release that Success Services, said, "but the reality is continued constraints in resources and ■ that approximately 74 students partici­ state funding were the main reason pate in a program that is budgeted to behind the decision. From 1997 to 2004, SCC's total col­ Sm College, Page 3A College’s trustees may abolish athletics at July 19 meeting Herald Staff City puts smanl offender law oe hold By Liana Edlxon H erald Staff like the ones that promote college or professional sports teams - are illegal. A third and fourth addi­ tion to Florida law states that a turn signal is required when overtaking a vehicle and when changing lanes. "It was more of a courtesy law before/' Sgt. Smith said. One new law will affect motorcycle operators whose handlebars are high. It is now unlawful to operate a motor­ cycle when the handlebars are higher than the top of the shoulders of the person oper­ ating it, while they are prop­ erly seated. SA N FO R D — The City Com m ission put their sex offender ordinance on hold at their meeting Monday night, after Police Chief Brian Tooley announced that the Sem inole County Commissioners are looking at a countywide ordinance tnis Thursday at the Mayors and Managers group meeting. The city police chiefs met with county officials and the Sem inole County Sheriff's office last week to discuss a unified, countywide sexual offender ordinance restricting where certain offenders live. The county is drafting an ordinance similar to the one the city of Oviedo adopted last month, if not identical, Sanford Police Chief Brian Tooley said. This ordinance may also look at including places cer­ tain sex offenders could not go, such as parks and play­ grounds. Tooley said he spoke with city attorney Bill Colbert and recommended that the com­ mission wait at least until the countyw ide m eeting on Thursday before m aking a decision on the second read­ ing of the ordinance. "T h ey 're m oving along very expeditiously on this," Chief Tooley said. Colbert told the commis- S « e L aw s, P a g e 4A S e e City, P a g e 4A Herald photo by Tommy Vincent Officers urge drivers to obey new laws By Liane Edlxon Herald Staff SANFORD — New traffic laws enacted this month could have drivers wonder­ ing what, exactly, they are bring pulled over for. As of July 1, 2005, there were several traffic laws driv­ en forward from the 2005 Legislative Session. The Sanford Police Department's motorcycle unit was stationed on E. Like Mary Blvd., near Mellonville Avenue, on Monday writing tickets for these new traffic laws, as well as enforcing the other traffic laws. One of the new laws now allows law enforcement offi­ cers to make a primary stop on a vehicle if me driver or any of the passengers, under the age of 18, are not buckled up. A primary stop means a driver can be pulled over, even if this is the only quali­ fying offense. The officers are allowed to use reasonable suspicion regarding the driv­ ers’ or passengers' age. Sergeant Greg Smith of the Sanford Police, said Monday, that if a vehicle pulled out of a high school with a group of four teenagers not wearing seatbelts, they could issue a ticket for each person not wearing a seatbelt. Another new law is that the word "Florida", the regis­ tration decal, and the license plate number has to remain clearly visible on a license plate. In fact, all letters, numerals, printing, writing and other identification marks on the license plate need to be free from deface­ ment, mutilation, grease, and other obscuring matter, so that they are visible and legi­ ble from 100 feet away, • according to Florida Statutes. It also states that nothing should be placed on the face of a Florida plate unless per­ mitted by a governmental agency. That means that most of the license plate frames - Lake Mary FD seeks public s critique LAKE MARY — A team of assessors from the Commission for Florida Law Enforcem ent Accreditation (CFA) will arrive on Tuesday July 19, 2005 to examine all aspects of the Lake Mary Police Department's policies and pro­ cedures, management, opera­ tions, and support services. Chief Richard M. Beary announced today. The Lake Mary Police Department has to com ply with approxim ately 272 standards in order to receive accredited status. Law Enforcement Accreditation increases the police department's ability to prevent and control crime through more effective and efficient delivery of law enforcem ent services to the com m unity it serves. W a t c hj u iff L A J M O m S U U A li Accreditation enhances com ­ munity understanding of the department and its rule in the community as well as its goals and objectives. Citizen confi­ dence in the policies and prac­ tices of the agency is increased. Accreditation creates a forum in which police and citi­ zens work together to control and prevent crime. This part­ nership will help citizens to understand the challenges that confront law enforcement. Law enforcem ent will, in turn, receive clear direction from the community about its expecta­ tions. Thus, a common set of goals and objectives will be arrived at and implemented. As part of the on-site assess­ ment, agency members and the general public are invited to offer comments to the assess­ s u u j u s ment team. The public may call 407-585-1328 on Wednesday, July 20, 2005, between the hours of 1 and 5 p.m. Telephone comments are limited to 10 minutes and must address the agency's ability to comply with CFA standards. A copy of the standards is avail­ able through the Department's Public Information Officer, Commander Steve Bracknell, at 407-585-1302. The Accreditation Program Manager for The Lake Mary Police Department is Sergeant John Woods. He said the assessment team is composed of law enforcement practition­ ers from similar agencies. The assessors will review written materials, interview individuS e e Critique P a g e 4A Paulucci’s donate food HwalO photo by Tommy Vlncom The Rev Catfish Tom Sheipe waits for a jail trusty to load boxes of food into his truck. Jeno and Lois Paulucci donated about 120.000 frozsn dinners from their company, Michelina’s Inc., to assist needy families in Sanford and Seminole County. The Pauluccis have donated more than 1 million dinners during the last 12 years Friday, July 15 at 8:00 p.m. Winter Haven at Sanford F R E E A m M tm m ftt Saturday, July 16, 2005 River Rats Casino Night at Palm Island Resort & Marina, Sanford �2A T he H erald Wednesday. July 13.2005 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY O ut & A bout Character Builders In B r i e f WED Animal Services Reunites Long Lost Pet H ospice o f the Com forter, the only non­ profit hospice serving Orange, Sem inole and O sceola counties invites all fam ilies and caregivers o f form er patients to celebrat­ ed 15 years o f service at a barbeque, at 12 noon, at its C enter for com m unity care, 480 W. C entral Parkw ay in A ltam onte Springs. Staff R ep orts SA N FO R D — O n Thursday, July 7, a C orgi lo st in Sanford o v er seven m onths ag o b eg an a journey back to h er ow n er's new h o m e in A tlanta, G eorgia. O n Ju n e 14, Sem inole C ounty Anim al S erv ice tech n ician s picked u p the stray d o g . "M o e" h ad tags traced to a resident th at h ad m oved from die city of Sanford. A nim al S ervices officer Fabiola Parke b egan a search for th e ow ners, know ing th is p et should be reunited w ith her righ tfu l ow ner. A fter can vassin g th e neighborhood, P ark e found a resident th at knew the 12y ear-o ld ow ner, Sam antha. Sam antha h ad been so upset about th e lo ss o f th e fam ily dog she had her fath er call from Iraq to ask Anim al S ervices to w atch ou t for the anim al. O n W ed., Ju n e 2 9 , the Sanford neigh­ b or m ad e co n tact w ith the LeBarun fami­ ly, now resid in g in A tlanta. A t first the fam ily w as su re this could not be their d og a s it had now been seven m onths. A fter describing the dog in detail and telling them about the tags, they w ere b elievers. R u th Sm ith, a fam ily friend, will be tran sp o rtin g "M o e " back to her ow ners in A tlan ta on July 7. Flood Levels in Seminole County Staff Reports SA N FO R D — Sem inole C ounty Em ergency M anagem ent and Sem inole C ounty Roads — Storm w ater Division continue to m onitor flood levels in Sem inole County after the increased rains in the m onth of June. W orkers from both organizations have been w orking on im provem ents in d rainage, pum ping water, and providing ed u cation in those areas that have been hit h ardest by rising w ater levels. A ll concerns o f flooding in Sem inole C ou n ty are currently being addressed by th ese protective m easures. T h e Sem inole County Health D epartm ent offers these im portant tips related to flooding of septic tank sys­ tem s: D o not have direct contact w ith floodwater, as it m ay be contam inated with sew age and chem icals. If toilets are sluggish, use them as lit­ tle as possible and refrain from doing laundry or other activities that use a lot of water. If your septic tank is underwater, do not have the tank pum ped until the floodw aters recede because this w ater w ilt fill back into the tank. If you r toilets or other plum bing does not w ork due to flooding, seek alterna­ tive facilities until floodw aters recede. It is im portant for residents to avoid m oving floodw aters. G e a n and disinfect everyth in g that gets wet. Mud left from flood w ater can contain dangerous bacte­ ria. U nless there is a flood emergency, it is im portan t for citizens to use non-em er­ g en cy num bers to report rising w aters in their com m unity 407-665-5100. Sem inole C ou n ty Em ergency M anagem ent and R oads — Storm w ater Division will con­ tin u e to m onitor floodw aters throughout th e w eekend. Correction T h e H erald incorrectly identified state representative David Sim m ons in the Sunday, Ju ly 10 story. The Big 4-0, SCC m arks four decades o f serving com m uni­ ty THU Herald photo by Tommy Vincent Building Character like Jesus w as the them e of the Christ United Methodist Church’s Vacation Bible School program this summer. The students perform ed a play to mark the end of the week’s festivities. From left are Courtney Taylor, Jasm aine M alcolm , Jacynth M alcolm , Brittany Korgan, Michael Stone. Michael Wells and Michael Korgan. After the perform ance all enjoyed a splash under a water hose to cool off. Jimm y Ray Rustin, 43, a tran­ sient, was arrested by Sanford police on July 6, at the Sem inole County Jail. He had been taken into custody the previous day in Longwood. Police reportedly he was reportedly involved in fraudulent activity in Sanford, withdraw ing $5,740 from anoth­ er person's account. H e was charged with larceny o f over $300, uttering a false instrum ent and obtaining property by fraud. A d m in istra tio n Batty Bannan La g a l A d v e rtisin g P stti Sm ith D isp la y A d v e rtisin g C irc u la tio n W anda Kourparodis R o jiio Ldvandar Advertising Salas Manage S la va G la ss Adv*rt>«,ng Account tsscu llva C ia s a ifla d A d v e rtisin g Tad W aA ar Chary! Sm ith Composing and bre brass Police Blotter shoplifting from a merchant. Melissa Koterba, 26, of Altam onte Springs, was arrested by Sanford police Monday in the 3800 block of O rlando Drive, fol­ low ing an altercation with a male. She w as charged with bat­ tery - touch or strike (dom estic violence). Cristian Femandez-Gonzalez, 22 of Davenport, Florida, was arrested by Sanford police at a store in the Sem inole Towne Center Saturday. He reportedly took items of clothing from a store without paying. He was charged with petty larceny of property over $101). Dante Gonzalo Manyari, 32, of Miami, was arrested by Sanford police Friday at a store in the 1200 block of W.P.Ball Blvd. He reportedly took items from the store without paying. He was charged with petty , Henry C. Brown, Jr., 27, of Persimmon Avenue, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police Saturday at his residence, on his birthday. He reportedly had been involved in a dispute with his son. He was charged with dom estic aggravat­ ed assault with a deadly weapon (blunt instrument). SAT A Blue G rass Pickin' will be held from 7 until 10 p.m. at the Longwood Com m unity building, 200 West Warren Avenue in Longwood. Bring your chairs and if you've a mind to, bring your instrum ents and join in the pickin'. Robert Lee Smith, 22 of Borada Road, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at her residence Saturday. She report­ edly had been in a dispute with a male. He was charged with simple assault (domestic vio­ lence). Steven Arthur Farrell, 46, list­ ed as homeless, was arrested by Sanford police Friday at a busi­ ness in the 3000 block of Orlando Drive, as the a*sult of an alterca­ tion with a female. He was charged with battery - causing bodily harm (domestic violence). Patricia Jean Graves, 38, of Sand Cove Drive, was arrested Veronica Del-Carmen Riner, 33, of East 7th Street, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police Saturday in Castle Brewer Court. He was charged with trespassing in a conveyance and disorderly intoxication. Rene Neptaly Ortez-Juarez, 34, o f Sanford Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at a business in the 1500 block of French Avenue. He was charged with trespassing in a business after warning. Helen Y. Walker, 35, o f Port St. Joe, was arrested by Sanford police early Tuesday in the 2400 block of Lake Avenue. She was charged with loitering/prowling. Eric Pringle, 33, of Cypress Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday in the 2700 block of West 25th Street. He was wanted on a warrant for viola­ tion of conditional release for dom estic violence. W ed n esd ay J u ly 13 2 0 0 5 • Vol 11 3 No • P h o n e (407 ) 32 2 2611 SUN Kid's B L A S T., tliechildren's ministry of Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church, 2626 Palmetto Avenue in Sanford, will be hosting a "Jungle Adventure" VBS Program. The program will begin at 6 p.m. and will continue through Wednesday begin­ ning at 7 p.m. on weekdays. com m ents. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Write to us: 83 a 300 N. French Avenue P u b lis h e d e v e ry W e d n e sd a y an d S a tu rd a y by R e p u b lic N e w s p a p e r* Inc • 3 0 0 N F re n c n A ve O rlando ballet presents "Sum m er Fantasy" at 7 p.m. at the Helen Stairs Theatre in downtown Sanford. "Sum m er Fantasy" will feature the classical ballet "Paquita" along with guest perform ances by members of O rland's Professional ballet Company. Tickets are $10. We w elcom e and encourage your letters and "S e rM iig S e m in o le C o u n ty S in c e 1908" E d ito ria l so slf Richard Mark Wright, 45, of Keystone Heights, Florida, was stopped by Sanford police on July 4th, at French Avenue and First Street. He was charged with driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs, driv­ ing in a disregard for safety/reckless driving, driving with a suspended license, and DU I with property damage. T he Sanford Herald D ons D ietrich D ane Edison Marva Hawkins N ick Pleilauf D ean Sm ith Tommy Vincent s ,' The W ekiva River Players will present Jesus Christ Superstar, from July 15 through 24. Show times are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:3 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. Tickets are $15. For inform ation or tickets, phone 407-262-1801. The _ Andrew Lloyd Webber musical will be presented at Walt Griffin Auditorium at M illennium M iddle School, 21 Lakeview Avenue in Sanford. O ther charges Tracy Denise Knight, 37, of Oleander Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Monday in the 2400 block of Park Avenue where she reportedly had been in an argum ent with a male. She was charged with battery - touch or strike, and possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. S a n fo rd FL Sanford. FL 32771 32771 • Fan 1407) 3 2 3 -9 4 0 8 E-Mail us: E a to n * F’enodicei Postage Pa*3 «f S en iors a rt} addricm ai 'n*.w vj i^ lite i U S P S 401280 Postmaster Sand add***) chery^e* ki Tha S A N F O R D M C K A iD P O but IM / Republic Newspapers, Inc Regonal George, 39, of Mitch Court, and Milton Duhart, 29, of Clermont Avenue, were stopped by Sanford police on Clermont Avenue. The vehicle, driven by George, was listed as having been stolen in Sem inole County. Both were arrested on charges to be determined. A ssault - Battery Joshua Jason Walmer, 27, of Hidden Arbor Court, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at his residence Sunday. He report­ edly was involved in the theft of m erchandise from a store in the 3600 block o f South Orlando Drive, and left the scene. He was charged with petty shoplifting from a merchant. S lave Paradis Managing Editor N ick Cox, Professor of Law at Stetson U niversity will speak on consum er frauds at 10 a.m ., at the C asselberry Senior Center, 200 N. Triplet Lake Drive in Casselberry. The event is free o f charge and open to the public. Traffic stops David Alan Beauchesne, 42, of Myrtle Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Friday at 25th Street and Elm Avenue. He reportedly was involved in a theft in the 2500 block of Park Drive. He was charged with dealing in stolen property, first degree larceny, resisting an officer without vio­ lence, and trespassing on proper­ ty. At the jail he reportedly was found in possession of cocaine. He was given additional charges of tam pering with evidence and introducing contraband into a county detention facility. Editor and Publisher FRI by Sanford police at her resi­ dence Friday, as the result of a family disturbance. She was charged with sim ple assault and battery - touch or strike (dom es­ tic violence). T h efts Dan Ping © Christian W om en's G u b will feature "P attern s of A m erica" luncheon, a sow ­ ing o f hom em ade quilts, at M aison it Jard in restaurant, 430 W ym ore Road in A ltam onte Springs. The luncheon is $19. For reser­ vations phone Brenda at 407-681-1942 o r Kit at 40732-1047. The event is hosted by A ltam onte SpringsM aitland C hristian W om en's G u b . bar 4>>d f l 32772 IUb> I Out Of Stein M2 00 Advertising •vr diurton « saminota6arsU.com PuU sher dptng « sarntnotUMraUxon Ptodudon c sm tth • i (407) 322-2 •drtor* taminoiaharald com Subscription Rates J Uuntr>* benucM r C ount, $11 0U 6 M onths vi Serrvnoa County I2W 00 I »*er di b r w i * County l i e 0b I Other Florida County M 2 00 >* r * Cell ue: F ti us (407)3234 �Vfcdnwday. July 13. 2005 P a g e T he H erald 3\ College P i| a LA cost over $770,000 this year. Given the fact that SCC has grown exponentially in enrollment without an accom­ panying comparable increase in funding from the state, we are considering the impact of reallocating this $770,000 in ways that might positively impact all 32,000 of SCC's stu­ dents in future years.” Currently, SCC administra­ tors are in the process o f meet­ ing with athletes, students, faculty and staff to discuss the im pacts of elim inating the program, the release said. According to Nicholson, all o f the events regarding possi­ bly eliminating sports at SCC took place between Tuesday and Thursday last week. *1 was on vacation at the time, but got phone messages from both the Athletic Director (John Scarpino) and the President (E. Ann McGee) about what was transpiring, but I got no direct information until I returned last Saturday n ig h t” Nicholson said. In relation to the possible elim ination, the VicePresidents met with the Student Governm ent Association on the Sanford/Lake Mary campus on Monday and the Oviedo campus on Tuesday. SGA for the Sanford /Lake Mary cam­ pus cam e to a unanimous decision that they wanted to keep athletics at the college, SGA President Brian Murray said. Murray said they were not given an opportunity to dis­ cuss or debate with Henningsen, who asked for the association’s opinion on the matter. “H enningsen was more asking for an opinion rather than for a vote being taken," Murray said Tuesday. "O nce he did ask it, it came out as if he had already made the decision to cut the pro­ gram," Murray continued. Nicholson agreed. "I found it interesting when It was announced, especially the timing, with two coaches leaving and another out of town and not there to defend their programs," he said. " I was com pletely sur­ prised,” he added. "It came out of the blue. We had no inkling that anything like this was possible. It had not even been mentioned that this was an option. It completely floored us." Softball coach and former Athletic Coordinator Courtney Miller said that ath­ letics is a part of college life, regardless if you play on the team or not. Most of the coaches and SGA President Murray agreed that having an athletic pro­ gram was vital for the local athletes in the area, and for all students. "There is no other outlet for the county athlete offered locally. If you don't have the talent to play at UCF, Stetson or Rollins (Colleges), you are basically out of luck. A lot of kids may not go to college because they can't play athlet­ ics," Miller said. M en's Basketball Coach Stan Cromartie, who just squad o f players for this year and the schedule is already set. It's not fair to the kids to pull the rug out from under them at the last minute. A formal recommendation and a decision from SCC's Board of Trustees will take place no sooner than the Tuesday, July 19, 2005 board meeting, the release said. The board meeting will be held in the SCC Board Meeting Room, A-200 on 100 Weldon Blvd. in Sanford at 7 p.m. that work basically go to waste. It's just not right and I will do anything I can to help support the program.” Crom artie was especially upset because he was under the opinion that the basketball program would be dropped immediately and had not been told that the programs would be supported in the 2005-2006 school year. "I have not left the cup­ board bare," Cromartie said. "I have already signed a full announced on Monday that he was taking a job at South Carolina State University, was extremely upset by the pro­ posal. "Even though I have taken a new job, I will be a Raider for life," Crom artie said. "It would be a shame to let a pro­ gram this good and so well supported by the students and community go under. I have worked hard to bring this pro­ gram back from the dead and it would be terrible to see all ManytapathletesgottheirstartatSemlaoleCommunityCollage Several former SCC athletes have gone on to star on the national stage. Among them being Texas Rangers General Manager John Hart; former National League All-Star and Detroit Tigers Manager Larry Parish; Sanford's own Rick Eckstein, a for­ mer SCC player and assistant coach who is currently a Minor League coach in the Washington Nationals Organization; longtime Major Leaguer Rob Ducey; Winter Springs High School Athletic Director Kenne Brown; Bobby Thigpen, the Major League record holder for saves in a season with the Chicago White Sox; University of South Florida head basketball coach Robert McCullum, who played for Joe Sterling and has been an assistant at the University of South Alabama, Kansas State University and the University of Florida; and Lake Brantley High School coach Mike Ferrell. Lutheran Church of the Redeemer., Sanford, (next to Dairy Queen) will hold vacation Bible School Ju ly 18 through July 22 from 6 :0 0 pm to 8 :0 0 pm. starting promptly at 6:00 pm with dinner provid­ ed. Crafts, bible stories, music and snacks will follow until 8:00 pm. Serengeti Trek is the title of the weeks program. Parents and other family members are invited to attend. Please call the church office for more information and registration, 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -3 5 5 2 . Among the former coaches are veteran Florida State University track coach Mike Long, who was the cross country and track coach at SCC when that program was dropped in the early 1980s, and UCF baseball coach Jay Bergman, who started the baseball program at SCC and contin­ ues to recruit Raider's players to his top-flight Division 1 program; University of Alabama women's assistant coach Lisa Nuxol, who just took the job after three successful years at the helm at SCC; former men's basketball coach Bill Payne, who went on to build St. Petersburg Junior College into a state power and Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute in Boone, North Carolina at which he won several state cham pionships and went to two NJCAA Division II National Tournaments. Do you feel you are worth m ore than what you are currently making o r just need to make a change? City College o f C auelbeny can help you get there. In two yean or less you can have your associate degree in... 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T he second option the ^uiuniaaionera had w as tabling die ordinance adop­ tion until a specific meeting dow n th e road, so that at that tim e they w ould know more ■bout th e countyw ide ordi­ n an ce being proposed and could a t that tim e, withdraw th eir ordinance o r continue m oving forw ard w ith it. “M y suggestion is to post­ pone i t " Colbert said. The com miaakmers agreed w ith C o lb ert and D istrict 3 C om m issioner R andy Jones m ade a m otion to continue until the first week of A ugust The com m issioners w ere told th at a county law yer was doing m ore teaeard i on the ord in an ce. A lthough, Chief Tboky said h e did not believe H w ould deviate greatly, there w as a concern by the county th at th e 2,500-roo t distance ba rrier could leave nowhere fa r the affected sex offenders to live. D istrict 2 Com m issioner W hna W illiams said that was a m ajor concern for her, too. Tboley said that currently, it appears that all the registered •ex offenders are in compli­ ance w ith th e state m andated 1 ,0 0 0 -foot distance from schools and other places chil­ dren congregate. A long w ith having a uni­ fied, countyw ide ordinance, it w ould also make the Sheriff's office's autom ated system eas­ ier to keep track of w ho's in com pliance and w ho's not, Tooley said. The motion carried unani- Critique dty. due to dom estic violence,' "W hy would you justify would she be held liable for that?" Williams asked. these tees. She w as also con­ D istrict 1 Com m issioner cerned that these could result Art W oodruff said that it was in foreclosure of her property, a m atter of public safety. hypothetically. M ayor Linda Kuhn agreed City Attorney Colbert reas­ saying, "1 think the chief sured W illiam s that these by saying should Uve liv in the d ty." w ere not the types of calls *1 ag ree," W illiam s said tfiw w ere referring to. later. "I'm just asking." The ordinance was initiated • Approved the first of two after a study performed from readings to adopt m eter set July 1, 2004 to Nov. 21, 2004 charges and sew er tap showed that the Police charges. Public W orks D epartm ent received 2,794 D irector Tom G eorge, who business alarm s and 660 resi­ dential alarm s. In 83.5 percent w as standing in for interim d ty m anager Eugene Millet; of these calls, the location was said the m eters serve tw o pur­ found to be secure with no poses. The first is to provide crim e occurring. Also, in the m ore efficient accurate results month of September 2004, the with the autom ated m eters. same residence had 135 for to the Police The second was because the service d ty is looking at an alternate Department. The point of this ordinance, w ater supply program . D istrict 4 Com m issioner Police Chief Tooley said, was Kevin Hipes asked if die new to deter nuisance calls, not to m eters w ere m ore expensive. deter victim s calling the police City staff said that die meters for help. • Denied a request for a cost $160, com pared to the household m eters that cost w aiver of the required separa­ distance between around $30. There is no charge tion Resource to the hom eowner if the m eter Com m unity has to be replaced, d ty staff Facilities. Stephanie Littles, Founder told Hipes. and President of the Women • Approved an ordinance excessive, nuisance of Renewing Minds of Faith will hold property Bible Ministries, Inc., requestowners and residents respon­ •ed the d ty w aive the required sible with a user fee system for 1,500 foot separation, so that the excessive use of police and she could operate a transition­ code enforcem ent services. al housing fadlity to support Three or m ore calls in any thir­ ad u lt homeless females, com­ ty-day period would result in ing out of the Seminole County Jail. a user tee being issued. The d ty denied her request Com m issioners discussed whether or not this ordinance because d ty staff pointed out w as appropriate. that the distance requirement Com m issioner Williams and is there to protect the integrity Com m issioner W oodruff of the neighborhood. The expressed concerns about com m issioners agreed that liens being levied and other adding another fadlity to that issues relating to property neighborhood, which already houses a few within 1000 feet owners. H ypothetically, W illiams of one another, would not asked, if she had three or more improve the area. "I commend the work that calls in a month at her home Department. Chief Richard Beary stated, "O nce the Com m ission's assessors com plete their review of the agency, they report back to the full Commission which will then dedde if the agency is to receive accredited status. The Lake M ary Police Departm ents' accreditation is for three years. Verification by the team that the Lake Mary Police Department m eets the Com m ission's standards is part of a voluntary process to gain and maintain accredita­ tion— a highly prized recogni­ tion of law enforcem ent pro­ fessional excellence". ■ - als, and visit offices and other laces where compliance can e w itnessed. The CFA Assessm ent Team Leader is Lori Collins of the Pasco County Sheriff's Office. Other team member is (Lieutenant George K oder of the C learw ater Police E “An m ously to table the sex offend­ e r residential requirem ents until the first m eeting in August. In other d ty news, the com­ m issioners: • A pproved tw o settle­ m ents for $24,999 and $25,000 for general liability claim s brought against the d ty after a City Fire Emergency vehicle struck the rear of another vehicle while responding to an em ergency call in April of 2002. Both parties received injuries from the acddenL • A pplauded Officer William Willis who has been employed since August 1999. H e coordinated the first Central Florida Law Enforcem ent Explorer Academ y. He received the em ployee of the month award for giving "him self unselfishly for the betterm ent of our youth". • Approved the second reading and adoption of Ordinance 3942 to implement revised w ater and sew er im pact fe n , which would go into effect Aug. 15,2005. It will also have an autom atic annual adjustm ent effective every October 1, beginning in 2006. The increases will be based on the U.S. Consum er Price Index. • W ithdrew O rdinance 3943 requiring d ty depart­ ment directors to reside with­ in five miles of the d ty limits. The original ordinance did not have a limit on where, outside the d ty they lived. The com­ m ission has since changed their mind of limiting it to five miles, so they are reverting to that original ordinance at the next meeting. D istrict 2 Com m issioner Velma W illiams wanted to know why this ordinance did not apply to the Police Chief, who under another ordinance is required to reside within the , fingertips— " Friday, July 1 5 , 8 pm Mary McLeod Bethune Performing Arts Center Services Building located at 1101 E 1st Street in Sanford. their cell phones or using some other distracting device while "These are just some cf the major legislative changes in FloricU ^Sgt Smith sfed In October 200& the AnteHca and Victoria VWez Memorial Traffic Safety A ct will go iriio effect This act will Increase the fine for foiling to stop at a traf­ fic signal to 912& not including county and other taxes — cd ated with traffic fine* Drivers with two convictions for faffing to stop at k traffic light signal within 12 months must attend a driver improvemen t course in order to maintain their driv­ ing privileges. A1k \ running a red light win result in four points on the violator's dri­ ver's license. "AH tills is doing is giving law enforcement better tools to make our roadways safes;* Sgt Smith said of the legislation. Two officers, Ed Morales and John Hamel, were con­ ducting traffic stops on E Lake Mary Blvd. Monday in an effort to stop speeders and Inform people of the new traf­ fic laws. S g t Smith said the officers stopped and issued tickets for 16 drivers. Thirteen of these tickets were for moving viola­ tions, while three were for non­ moving violations. "It's like fishing with fire­ crackers out here," O fc Hamel said of the speeders. The two officers were using laser radar guns that shoot a 1 / 4 mile or more down the road. According to Ofc. Morales, they do not engage the radar device at every vehi­ cle. but first visually estimate if a vehicle is speeding. They then dock the automobile to confirm the speed The officers said that they see a lot of drivers breaking traffic laws because they are on -Chicago Tribune cal1 year 2005 L The next commission meetis scheduled for Monday, July f t 25, at 7 p.m . in the com ­ mission cham ber room. The M ayors and M anagers Group will meet Thursday, July 14, from 7 3 0 a m. to 9 a.m . on the last guy I slopped was reading a road m ap* Ofc. Ham daakL Other newly, enacted traffic law s • The distance that a ax stereo or other sound-making device may be plainly heard before it becomes a violation was reduced from 100 feet to 25 feet • It is unlawful for a person to porecas or use any traffic sig­ nal preemption device without specific authority. A violation is punishable with four points on a violator's driving record • It is unlawful for a vehicle to stop on a railroad crossing or to drive through a crossing without having sufficient undercarriage clearance. This is punishable as a moving viola­ tion. • When the posted speed limit is 70 mph, the minimum speed limit is 50 mph. • AH references to Q aas D licenses are eliminated from the Florida Statutes. KVa, F350s and other comparable sized vehicles up to 26^XK) lbs. no longer need a d a re D license but can operate with a Class E, unless the driver is required to obtain an endorsement Those drivers's must possess a Class C license. • Leasing companies are not responsible for parking cita­ tions, the person who krased the vehicle is. • Two-rider ATVs are included in the definition of all-terrain vehicle. Complete copies of these bills and other bills may be obtained from the official VWb site of the Florida Legislature at www.legjtate.fl.us. HISPANIC GUITAR EXTRAVAGANZA S u n d a y , J u ly 1 7 , 6 pm Peabody Auditorium SERGIO 4 ODAIR ASSAD Saturday, Ju ly 1 6 , 8 pm Peabody Auditorium “...SPEED AND ARTICULATION Infuse hie clarinet with power, so much so th a t when he p u ts It down it surely m ust continue to p(ey...muslc from your great-grandparents getting on th e b oat to your kid scratching your favorite Lfb in th e basem ent.” " -1 ,0 0 0 years o f music Into three m inutes-O PERA (S - l " - C oa t l « w 4 frrem F s ffa 1 A THE DAVE BRUBECK QUARm THE SHOW - Iv . Laws - '-ployed with e x t r a o r d in a r y f e r v o r ; CLARITY A N D J0Y«the unexpected rhythmic accents; the radiantly singling melody lines-rrs All stui thereat his UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE ” -S h e n & m l E x p rt** TANGO FLAMENCO For m ore inform ation regarding CFA or for persons wishing to offer written com ­ m ents about the Lake Mary Police Departments' ability to meet the standards of accredi­ tation, please write: CFA, 3504 Lake Lynda Drive, Suite 380, Orlando, Florida, 32817. you d<o ," M ayor Kuhn told Littles. "B ut, these com m unity resource facilities have a nega­ tive im pact, in particular, when ttiev are clustered together;" she continued. • Approved the proposed millage rate for the 2006 fiscal year at 6 3 2 5 mills, which is a reduction in the rate from fis­ SKEWED, POP B PMODtED—EIvls gets hl3„and th e B eatles g et th e lra -A N ELEMENT OF MONTY PYTHON-.’ “All About Jazz -T h e P n tvin ce CANTABILE, The London Quartet from Madrigal to McCartneyI Friday, Ju ly 15, Saturday, 1 6 , 6 pm, Sunday, Ju ly 1 7 , 8 pm SMT Downtown “The playing glows with confidence, a SPIRTT OF FREEDOM and the m om entum of EXO TING MUSIC M A K IN G -' “th e BEST tw o -g u itar te a m IN EXISTENCE, maybe In h isto ry* * - Ths Washington Post DAVID KRAKAUER and Klezm er Madness! u AIVESOINF - Los Angslss Times Saturday, July 1S, 6 pm , and Sunday, July 17,1 pm Bark and Blues Club, Daytona Bead) Wednesday, July 20, S pm , Elizabeth Hall, Stetson University, DeLand Thursday, July 21,8 pm , O rm ond B each Perform ing Arts C enter MANUEL BARRUEC0 “Equal p a rte old-tim e clowning end MONTY PYHONESQUE SILUN ESS...TH E HOTTEST TICKET a t th e festival." - T h e S ea ttle Tunas - Ptdwierptua DeUy New t IM A N I WOODS TOMAS KUBINEK Saturday, July 1 6 , 4 pm , DeBary Presbyterian Church Saturday, July 16, 7 pm Sunday, July 17 ,4 pm, Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Daytona Beach The Sands jhealer Center, DeLand Monday, July 18 ,7 pm, Palm Coast United Methodist Church sundav Julv 17 4 nm Tuesday, July 19,7 pm, Coronado Community United Methodist ’ R(1__h p’ Artc Pflnfor Church. New Smyrna Beach Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center Wednesday, July 2 0 , 7 pm, Our Lady of Hope Church, Port Orange A U lU u u tx H+*-* '7Xr //tr/ r/ #•»»•* • > b r ig h t ( f t h o o»« JJ nn m m M B& uaOll lB S £ l (* g i PACO PENA “ -technical abilities b e y o n d the frets of MORTAL M AN” - New Yortr Tknee caiare)257-7790 o r v is it w w w .ftM s o .o r o �Wednesday. July 13.2005 P a g e 5 A T he H erald Obituaries LT. JO H N T. BEN N ETT Lt. John T. Bennett, 89, of , Sanford, died Saturday, July , 9, 2005 at his residence. He . was bom Feb. 27,1916 in * Sanford /Osteen. He was a * retired fire fighter with the Sanford Fire Dept, for 34 years. He was a Christian. Survivors include son, Frank; daughters, Ellen, * Brenda, Patsy, Donna, and Flora; brother Paul; sisters, Helen, Sadie, Patsy and Mildred; 19 grandchildren; 35 great-grandchildren. The family will receive friends Wednesday, July 13 from 6 until 8 Pp.m. at Collison :amilv Funeral P Family Home, Gramkow Chapel. Funeral services will be Thursday, July 14, at 10 a.m. at the funeral home chapel. Interment will follow at Lake View Cemetery in Sanford. Memorial donations may be ■made to Hospice of the Comforter, 480 West Central Parkway, Altamonte Springs, 32714. Collison Family Funeral Homes & Crematory, Gramkow Chapel, Sanford, in charge o f arrangements. Ousley of Sanford; sister, Jayla Ousley of Sanford; maternal grandmother, Rhonette Rios of Columbus, Ga.; maternal grandfather, Jose Rios of Deltona; maternal great grandmother Marion Smith of Columbus, Ga.; paternal grandmother Patricia Ousley of Miami; paternal grandfather, Vernon Ousley of Miami; paternal great grandmother Bernice Hayes of Moultrie, Ga. Deltona Memorial Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. LAWRENCE E. PROCIOUS Lawrence E. Precious, 79, of Deltona, died June 30, 2005 at his residence. Bom June 29, 1926 in Vandergriff, Penn., he moved to Central Florida in 1982. He was a supervisor in the auto industry and a World War II veteran of the U.S. Air Force. He was a Mason and a member of Syria Shriners in Pittsburg, Penn. Survivors include wife, Donna; son Kevin of Cleveland, Ohio; daughters, Cynthia Cortcse of Pittsburg, Karen martin of Mount Pleasant. Penn., and Susan Storey of Latrebe, Penn.; brothers, Howard Precious of Homosassa, and David Precious of Florida; sister, Catherine Carricato of Vandergriff, Penn.; 12 grand­ children; five great-grandchil­ dren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, in charge of arrange­ ments. Nancy J. Telford of Winter Springs; sons, Drew Telford of Seirra Vista, Ariz., and Todd Telford of Mason, Ohio; daughter, Cathy Telford of Apopka; brother, John Parker Telford of Prattville, Ala.; sis­ ter, BeJva Ruth French of Fort Collins, Colo.; two grandchil­ dren. Collison Family Funeral Homes te Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. SU SA N JA N TENNEY Susan Jan Tenney, 51, of Sanford, died Monday, July 11, 2005. She was bom in West Palm Beach. She was amember o f All Souls Catholic Church and an assembler for the Seminole Work Opportunity program. Survivors include moth­ er, Pat, of Sanford; brothers, Terry of Beverly Hills, FI., David o f Clearwater and John of Sanford; step­ brother Gary Hollar of Mount Dora; sister, Stephanie of Sanford; father, Delbert of Mount Dora. The family will receive friends on Thursday, July 14, from 2 until 4 p.m. and again from 6 until 8 p.m. A funeral mass will be Friday, July 15, at 10 a.m. at All Souls catholic Church with Father Richard Trout as Celebrant. Interment will follow at All Souls catholic Cemetery in Sanford. Collison family Funeral Homes & Crematory, Gramkow chapel, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. Nam era veteran of the \JS. Army. Survivors include wife, Mimi Watson; daughters, Amanda Watson and Mary Watson; sons, Warren Watson and Andrew Watson; brother, Gary Watson; sister, Carroll Ragland. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. D O R O TH Y F. WYATT Dorothy F. Wyatt, 77, of South Moss Road, Winter Springs, died Friday, July 8, 2005 at her residence. She was bom Dec. 12,1927 in Lakeland. She was a secretary for Kodak Company. She was a member of M t Vernon Baptist C hurch Rochester, N.Y. Survivors include children. Jack Wright of Rochester, Sharon Johnson o f Miramar, Gwendolyn Wyatt and Linda Wallace, both of Rochester, IlJ I Barbara Wright of Charlotte, N.C., Ella Robinson and Berth Robinson, both o f Winter Springs. Clara Wardlow of Riverview, FI., Joyce Smith and Joseph Wiggins, both of Sanford, and W illie Morris of Bowie, M d. Funeral services will be held Saturday, July 16, at 12 noon, at Mt. Sinai M.B. Church, 1843 Jerry Avenue, Sanford, Rev. Anthony Miller, Pastor. Viewing will be Friday, July 15 from 4 until 8 m. at Wilson-Eichelberger ortuary. G Rotary leader makes history S e lf Award. T h e Rotary in the Sanford /Sem inole The Sanford Rotary Club, A p p red ation Award w ent County C ham ber o f the second-oldest d u b in to new sletter ed itor and Com m erce. H e serves on the state, continued its his­ son g leader Freem an the ch am b er's board of tory-m aking w ays M onday B aggett and property-m an­ directors w ith D onna M uniz Loader ag er Krysty Kress. D onna and is an presiding as the club's first Service Club ambassador. L oad er received the fem ale president. P resid ent's A ppred ation Connections In less D onna replaces Craig Award, w hile Ralph Larson than a Bair, the m arketing chief a t earned the D oc Potter y e a r's time, Central Florida Regional Award. Steve has H ospital, w ho m ade "lofty Randy Raw iszer was risen to the accom plishm ents" as club nam ed Rotarian o f the Year top o f tw o leader, according to the m ajor d v ic for his m any a d s o f kind ­ clu b 's newsletter, Turning ness and service, w hile Rob and eco­ W heel. HENRY BYRD K im elm an w as presented nom ic D onna is the first w om an Henry Byrd, 80, of the H ero Awa organiza­ to head the club since its Pomegranate Avenue, Charles tions. W hy? organization in 1921. Sanford, died Friday, July 8, Ja ck so n JU D G E G IV E S G O O D "I love "D on n a cam e to the club 2005 at Central Florida R E P O R T : Ju d ge A lan • • • • • • • • Sanford ," w ith great exd tem ent and Regional Hospital, Sanford. D ickey gave a nappy d ollar said the exp ectations," wrote He was bom May 19,1925 in M onday at Rotary for the New York transplant. new sletter ed itor Freem an Fort Valley, Ga. He was a con­ safety o f his son and daugh­ Steve is ow n er o f the Baggett. "S h e im m ediately struction supervisor and a ter-in-law who live in Higgins H ouse Bed and member of Macedonia im m ersed h erself in the Breakfast on O ak Avenue. London. D ickey said his spirit and life o f a Rotarian. Primitive Baptist Church in a daughter-in-law , Sharon, Sanford. H er w illingness to do w hat­ norm ally rides the train ROTARY H O N O RS; The CAROLYN J. SCH M ITZ Survivors include step­ ever asked placed her on from the suburbs into the Sanford Rotary C lub hand­ daughters, Sally Perry of Carolyn J. Schmitz, 69 of the list o f those w illing to business d istrid o f London, ed out honors during its Sanford and Dorothy Moore Lake Mary, died Friday, July accept leadership responsi­ but on the day the terrorists awards banquet Ju ne 27. of Deltona; reared as children, 8, 2005 in Winter Park. She bilities. She radiates an struck, she had a "prem on i­ The international organiza­ Mattie Saddler, Ollie Make was bom July 2, 1936 in exd tem en t and determ ina­ tion's prestigious Paul tion ." Byrd and George Byrd, all of Dayton, Ohio. She was a tion in her new responsibili­ TH ERESA J. WALTON The judge said h is son homemaker. Sanford; 17 grandchildren; 12 H arris Fellow Awards w ent ties as p resid ent." Theresa J. Walton, 82, of great-grandchildren. Survivors include hus­ Kevin called and reported to Krysty Kress, m ananger It seem s another new­ Crestlawn Avenue, Orlando, band, Charles A. Schmitz; Sunrise Funeral Home, they all are fine. of an aviation realty firm, com er Rotarian is on died Monday, July 11, at Sanford, in charge of arrange­ daughters, Karen Baughman "T h a t's w orth a haf and Thelm a M ike, director D onna's trail of greatness. Orlando regional medical and Theresa Berrios; sister, ments. dollar," the judge sail o f the G ood Sam aritan Steve D ellasala, who m oved Judith Jewsikow; eight grand­ Center. She was bom June 26, H om e. Longtim e Rotarian to Sanford last July and 1923 in Orlando. She was a children; one great-grandson. V IO L E T ADELE FERD ICharles D. Jackson is a vet­ (50 years) Joh n M ercer Joined Rotary a couple retired nurse and a member Banfield Funeral Home, NAN DSEN eran Journalist and public rela­ received the Lifetim e m onths later, is currently of Carter Tabernacle C.M.E. Winter Springs, in charge of Violet Adele Ferdinandsen, tions practitioner who writes a A chievem ent Award, w hile serving as secretary ana is Church. arrangements. 77, of Orlando, died weekly column on civic and Steve D ellasala, deservedly, president-elect, looking to Survivors include daugh­ Thursday, July 7, 2005 at service clubs in Seminole earned R ookie o f the Year replace D onna in 2006-07. ters, Dr. Martha W. Williams CARM EL SM ITH Florida Hospital, Orlando. County. Send information to honors. Mr. Everything, D onna, too, w as secretary, and Georgine Walton, both of Carmel Smith. 85, of Lake Bom in Chicago, she moved him at the Sanford Herald. 300 Paul O sborne, w as lauded before she w as named presi. O rlando;brothers, Freddie , - d e n t - e l b « r ---------------------, to CentiaLFlorida. in 1 9 5 8 -___ . , Monroe, d kiiSiU u d ay, July N. French Are., San/onl, FIa.“l With the C harlie K am pf Manigault o f Orlando and >he was in food services at 9, 2005 at Florida Hospital, 32771. . I Award, w hile Sean Barth . .'V SteveT iot only is on the Samuel Manigault o f Lecanto; Bishop Moore High School DeLand. Bom in Beckwith, gained the Service A bove fast track in Rotary, but also sisters, Margaret Powell and and a member of St. Charles W.Va., he moved to Central Alnetia Pate, both of Orlando; Catholic Church. Ftorida in 1959. He was a one grandchildren; five GodSurvivors include soas, retired West Virginia coal Children. Chuck Ferdinandsen of miner, a Baptist, and a World Funeral services will be War II veteran of the U.S. Zhlando and Dennis held Saturday, July 16 at 11 Ferdinandsen of Evergreen, Army. He was a member of a.m. at Carter Tabernacle the Coal M iner's Union. Zolo.; daughters, Diane C.M.C. Church, 1 South Survivors include wife, Sieves of Clermont and Cottage Hill Road, Orlando, Gladys of Lake Monroe; soas. Denise Wenger of Apopka; Serving Central Florida Since 1954 with Rev. Gary H. Collins, Herb Lively of DeLand and sister, Norma Evans of pastor. Viewing will be Larry Lively of Interlachen; Lowell, Ind.; eight grandchil­ Friday, July 15 from 4 until 8 sister, Frances of W.Va.; two dren; seven great-grandchil­ “A Friend When You Really Need One’ p.m. at Gail & Wynn's granddaughters; two great­ dren. Mortuary, Inc., 1300 Bruton grandchildren. Funeral services were held Blvd., Orlando. Funeral services will be Friday, July 8, at Collison Wilson- Eichelbcrger held at II a.m., Wednesday, Family Funeral homes with Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in July 13, at Brisson Funeral Father Derk Schudde officiatcharge o f arrangements. Home with private burial to ng. Burial was in Glen CEM ETERIES AND FUNERAL HOMES f-Iaven Memorial Park. follow. 46A & Rinehart Rd. 4 m 24 Hrs. Telephone (407) 322-4263 DAVID B. 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Located at 830 Magnolia Lane, the Center will host main event featuring newly-crowned SCW Heavyweight Champion, "Shooter” Vordell Walket putting up his belt against "The Heartthrob” Scott Davis, accompanied by Gary Garvin. Last month in DeBary, Walker was victorious over Ryze to capture his Hist wrestling champi­ onship in Florida and in his Bret title defense he will take on the No. 1 con­ tender in this one-on-one matchup. In a Brutal Battle Rules Match, with the winner earning a shot at the Heavyweight Champion next month, It will be Jason Hexx taking on Dagon Briggs, accompa­ nied by Seven. A Brutal Battle Rules Match has no rules and no time limit, meaning there must by a winner The SCW Tag Team Championship will also be up for grabs as The Heartbreak Express will square off against Benny Blanco and The Falcon. Others scheduled to appear include "Living Legend" Larry Zbysko, "Heavenly Body" Vito DeNucci, Sequel, Rip Malibu, Kevin Cantrell, Aaron Epic and Jerrelle Clark. It has also been announced that there will be an appearance by for­ mer ECW Valet, better known as "Queen of Extreme" Frandne. Bell time is at 7:30 p.m. with a spedal Meet and Greet at 6:45 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for children under the age of 12. For more Information, please call 407-474-4453 or visit Southern Championship Wrestling on the web at: www.scwflorida.com. SCC men’s coach heading to Division I By Dean Smith Herald Staff rretlW pnOTO H f sJnTI IfiflM Stan Crom artie (left, presenting a plaque to SC C coach legend Joe Starting) has m ade the m ove back to Division I coaching, accept­ ing a Job at South Carolina State University. See Cromartie, Page 2B Kraze, Krush win at home Rats reeling? 4 ,h Leaders lose for the third time in a row i Special to the Herald * The Central Florida Kraze won their second consecutive game with a resounding 2 -1 victory over local rivals Ajax Orlando on Saturday night. The Kraze scoring started in the first half when forward Clifton PhilipW beat his defender and took a far post shot that was rebounded into the Ajax goal by oncoming for­ ward Chris Cerroni just before half-time. The Kraze stnick early in the second half and took a 2 - 0 lead when PhilipW finished a powerful header into the bot­ tom comer of the net off of a service from midfielder Billy Judino. It looked as if the Kraze would coast to the victory until Ajax Orlando scored on comer kick in the 76th minute to close the gap 2 - 1 . However, the rugged Kraze defense held and a crucial oneon-one save by Ryan McIntosh with only two minutes remain­ ing preserved the victory and moved the Kraze into third place in the division. "I was proud of the effort from all Ine players, Kraze coach Joe Avallone stated. "The defense is continuing to hold, and with forwards Chris Cerroni and Clifton PhilipW starting to score it looks as if we are peaking at the right moment. All we have to do is continue to play hard in our By D ean Sm ith Herald Staff SOCCER PLAYERS WANTED Players are needed for an U-9 Boys Premier Soccer Team, that will be holding tryouts for a move SANFORD — The recent rains and multiple make-ups may be starting to take a toll on the Sanford River Rats. The defending Florida Collegiate Summer League Champions still hold a onegame lead over the Daytona Beach Barracudas and Winter Park Diamond Dawgs in the standings, but the team has lost three in a row, including a 15-1 lam­ basting at the hands of the Zephyrhills Snappers Monday night at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. The game was supposed to be the first of a doubleheader, but the nightcap was washed out by heavy rains and lightning. As of Tuesday (7/11) the River Rats were 12-7 on the season and being followed by the Barracudas and the Diamond Dawgs (both 12-9), the Snappers (10-7), the Winter Haven Warthogs (912) and the Orlando See Briefs, Page 2B See Rats, Page 2B JUNIOR GOLF CLINIC Mayfair Country Q ub in Sanford will be holding Junior Golf Clinic's, fea­ turing PGA Instruction, every Wednesday in the month of July, 13th, 20th and 27th from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. followed by a free lunch hot dogs, chips and drink, from 11 a.m. to noon. The clinics are free to Sanford Juniors ages 10-to17 and $50 for nonSanford residents. SANFORD — The Stan Cromartie era has come to a close at Seminole Community College. The fifth head men's basketball coach in the storied 40-year history of the college has decided now is the time to return to coaching on the NCAA Division I level, accepting a position with South Carolina State University in Orangeburg, South Carolina. ”1 will be the top assistant in charge of recruit­ ing," said Cromartie by phone on Monday. "I really did not want to leave SCC, but it was a chance to get back into Division I and to increase my income." Cromartie went on to say that he is engaged to be married this summer and is having a home built in the Orangeburg area, a definite need for added income. "I will always be a Raider," Cromartie said. "I have thoroughly enjoyed my seven years and SCC and it is very hard for me to leave my close friends in the community. I told John (SCC Athletic Director John Scarpino) that I can't wait to see my banner (for winning the Mid-Florida Conference Championship) hanging in the gym." Cromartie took the SCC Job in the fall of 1998 after the program had been shut down for a year because of some internal problems, bringing the program back from the dead and building it back into one of the most respected and feared in the nation. "We only had one 20 win season (22-10 in 2003) but we were always near the top of the conference standings and usually beat most of the other top programs," said Cromartie. The rebuilding was completed this spring when the Raiders went 7-3 and won their first outright Mid-Florida Conference Championship in over 20 years. Cromartie was also named the M-FC Coach of the Year. SCC finished the season at 15-13 and made their first trip to the State Tournament since the Raiders went back-to-back under Bill Payne in 1997 and 1998. "I know I have left the program in much better shape than when I came," said Cromartie. "And I am not leaving the cupboard bare, either. We have signed some very good recruits for this sea­ son, the schedule is set and three starters from Herald photo by Jim W onts University of Tennessee star Chris Kemp was 6-for-9 in victories over Orlando and Winter Park, but Kemp and the Sanford River Rats have struggled since, losing three games in a row. G E O R G E A H E L M , III Mid-City "Look What's Cookin' In Your Neighborhood A tto rn ey at L a w 1 •I... i ■>■ 11,. 11. h//iIA H im tM l‘«lk\ C hild C uctodv Armed Security and Investigation Services provided to Private WW / Communities, Com m ercial Establishments, Apartm ent Buildings, Governm ent Agencies and Individuals. Owned and operated by Retired N.Y.C. Police. s X V , IV V i ky Rr.ASONAnu-: R atis Pi.i xim.r Payment O ptions 16 Y i a k s T imai. J*xpj:RirNa: j Aik About Lo t * M i r Discount \ _ / NOW W V M I B o o r lW ta o •11am- 11pm G r e a t P e e d ... D iv o r c e C ru m m y a d s . (Wi tptnd oir morny onMr ptata, not Mr ita.) 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The first bout is set for 4 p m . at the school located at 1010 Lakefront Lane in Altamonte Springs. The featured bout of the evening will be Tory Ramirez, a 132-pounder from the Omega Boxing Club in W adiub, against Miguel Orengo out of the Central Florida School of Hard Knocks in Kissimmee. The Central Florida School of Hard Knocks will also feature two other local boxers from the area who have been boxing for the past three years in Dennis Galarza, 80-pounds from Orlando, the current 2004 Ringside W jrid Champion, and Adalbeito Morales, 116-pounds from Altamonte Springs, die 2005 Police Athletic League Champion. All boxen are invited to enter this event Junior Olympic, Womenb, Open and Novice. The event will feature 10 boxen from die USA Boxing Metro Association in New York and 14 boxen from England's International Boxing Team. Weigh-in will be from 11 a.m. to 1 pm. (doctor will be seen immediately after weightin). For more information or to register contact Aldaberto Morales at 407-376-8502. The goal of this exciting event is to show sup­ port and raise funds to send the Central Florida School of Hard Knocks Boxing Club to the 2005 Ringside World Championships in Kansas City, Missouri General Admission tickets are $10, and ring­ side seats are $20. Spectators of all ages are wetcome. VIP Tables of eight are $250, with a Bubbalou's Bodacious BBQ dinner included. Tickets will be sold at the door the day of the event To purchase pre-sale tickets, or a VIP Table, contact Altamonte Sports at 407-571-8728. Contact Altamonte Sports for ticket * VIP Table Information at 407-571-87281 Also attending the event will be several boxers from the Deltona Christian Warriors Boxing d u b wno recenuy m endra me rionae uun*roiw a w e Games in Coconut Creek at Broward Community College. Shalamar Rivera (age 15), a 108-pounder from Deltona High School, won the Gold Medal in the Girls Junior Plympic Division. Richard Cruz (9-years-old from DeBara Middle School) received a Gold in the 60-pound Clasa and a Silver in the 50-pound Bantam Wright Division. Christopher Lopez, a 17-year-old 125-poundct lost a dose decision to Jesse Cruz of Miami in the Men's Open Featherweight Divirion. Iron ChrisLopez of Pine Ridge High School was disappointed with his Silver Medal, but coach Ftril Ford though otherwise. "For Lopez to lose in the final match to the State Champion was a blearing," said Ford of Lopez's first experience In Open competition. "H e's fighting men now, not the boys in die Junior Olympic division.' Xavier Lugo, 20, lost by TKO to eventual state champion Charlie F o n t trained by Lou Harris, a former Olympic Coach, in the semifinals in 152pound welterweight division in the men's open Some of die other boxers who will be attending are Fred Valoy, 16-year-old, 198-pound Junior Olympian; Carlos Santiago, a 9-yearold fourth grader at Deltona lakes Middle School In the 110pound Junta* Olympic divirion; Eric Galaxara from Pine Ridge High School; and Robert Crascse, a 10-year-old. The Dehona Chriatian Warriors train at the Htness Pit Gym at 1802 Doyle Road in Deltona ‘ 1 by Philip C Ford, who alao jusly in Sanford. The team is i odatton and USA Boxing. Interested parties call the gym at 386-8560-6200. Soccer _ IB final four matches and it should be enough to get us into thepfoyofZsT The Kraze had gone on the road to face the Southeaat Division leaders Cocoa Expos and with two goals by forward Chris Cerroni came away with a hard fought 2 - 1 overtime win. The Expos struck first in the 20th minute of play when a ball waa rebounded Inside the box and pushed by goalkeeper M dntoah to make the score 0 1. The Kraze would not falter when Cerroni scored a wonder­ ful goal from 18 yards out five minutes later to even the score at the half to 1 - 1 . Each team had chances to score in the second half but could not find the back of the net. It looked aa if the Kraze would catch a break when for­ ward Graham Zusi was taken down outside the box by the Cocoa goalkeeper who was issued a red card. Playing with a man advan­ tage the Kraze had several opportunities to score the game winner but continued to miss the target with each shot. The game took another turn when defender Tim Sobczak was issued a red card in the 89th minute of play to even the sides at 10 men each going into overtime. This did not stop the Kraze as they continued to work hard and were finally rewarded when Cerroni scored his sec­ ond goal of the match by flick­ ing the ball over the out­ stretched hands of the goal­ keeper. The Kraze held on the final five minutes to come away with a much deserved 2 - 1 vic­ tory and three pivotal playoff points. The road to the playoffs for the Kraze continues tonight (Wednesday) at the Seminole Soccer Complex when they host the Palm Beach Pumas at 7 p.m. The Kraze will also be in action Saturday night at 5 p.m. when they host Georgia at Kraze Stadium at Seminole Soccer Complex. Saturday will also be Home Town Heroes night and many fun and exciting activities sponsored by Pepsi will be on the agenda. The Central Florida Krush women's team, meanwhile, bounced back from their first loss of the season by defeating the Atlanta Silverbacks Sunday night 2-1. Just 19 minutes into the game Kim Montgomery scored off an assist from Jennifer Montgomery and the Krush struck again in the 26th minute when Kim Montgomery scored C ro m a rtie Continued from Page IB last season return. So whoever gets the job should be able to step right in and lust get the , team ready for the season and not nave to do a lot of extra curricular work. I think the team will be very good again this year. Like I said earlier, if it wasn't for a chance to go to DI, I wouldn't be leaving." Leading the returnees is Sanford resident and Lake Mary High graduate Lyndon Merthie, the son of another former SCC star in Bernard Merthie and the nephew of current volunteer assistant Reverend Ron Merthie. The 6-foot-3 shooting guard emerged as a star late in the season with his three-point shooting and all-around hustle and enthusiasm. He was named the Florida Player-of-the-Week on two occasions and is being highly recruited by most of the major college's in tne state. Also returning is topflight point guard Lamont Houston from Bradenton and guard /forward Brandon Hamilton from Sarasota. Among the new signees is standout guard Josh Davis, wno was the Manatee County Player-ofthe-Year in 2004 while playing in the same backcourt with Houston and despite being a full qualifier, spent last fall honing his skills with the post-graduate team at IMG Academies in Bradenton where he worked with many former NBA stars. Also signed are a pair of guards from Jacksonville in 6-foot-4 Houston Wright, who averaged 16.8 points last fall, from Englewood High School and 6-foot-l Freddie Williams from First Coast High School, 6-1 guard Dustin Campbell from Pensacola Woodham High her second goal of the night assisted by Rhonda Jones. The Silverbacka had nine shots in the first half but could not find the back of the net as the halftime score was 2 - 0 . In the 59th minute of the sec­ ond half Melissa Tancredi assisted by Candace Chapman scored Atlanta's only goal. See the Krush in action again this Saturday (July 16) at 7 JO p.m. at Knisn Stadium when they host the Richmond Kickers at Seminole Soccer Complex as the nightcap of a Home Town Heroes doubleheader evening with the Kraze men. Come show your apprecia­ tion and support as tne Central Florida Kraze and Kraze honor all our local men and women who protect our freedom, both at home and abroad! Local police, fire and rescue; military, Red Cross, and many more will join the Kraze to cel­ ebrate our Hometown Heroes! Make sure to come early... as the Kraze have some amazing surprises in store! For more information, please call 407-682-K1CKI To get to K nze/K nish Stadium in the Seminole Soccer Complex, take 1-4 to Lake Mary Blvd., exit 98. Dim left onto Lake Mary Blvd. Dim right onto Markham Woods Road. Dim left onto Markham Road. Krush Stadium at Seminole 1 *■.» . -"! School and 6-7 forward Andrew Badianov from Boone High School in Orlando. Cromartie was well though of in the local com­ munity as he and his team got involved with many charitable functions, including having the players get involved in reading programs at var­ ious elementary and middle schools. "I always try to teach the kids about life and not just basketball,' said Cromartie. “The ath­ letes must recognize they have a complete life ahead of them. 1 wanted them to learn lessons in the classroom and on the basketball court that they can call upon in whatever endeavors they choose. I tried to attract men to our program who understood their achievements in life will overshadow anything they will ever do on a bas­ ketball c o u rt' Cromartie leaves SCC with a record of 96-106 at the helm of the Raiders, including the 22-10 mark in 2003 and several FCCAA Top Ten rank­ ings. Also, most of his charges graduated from SCC and have gone on to play at bigger schools. Cromartie is a 1990 graduate of Edward Waters College and was head coach their from 1990-1994. He then served as assistant coach at Bethune-Cookman College from 1994-97 fol­ lowed by a stint as the head coach at Valencia Community College before being named SCC s head coach in 1998. As a player for Webber College, Cromartie led the team in assists for two years and helped lead the Warriors to a 29-1 record, a number two national ranking and its first-ever bid to the NA1A National Tournament. At Manatee Community College from 1982-84, Cromartie was an All-Conference player his sophomore year and was a standout on squads that appeared in back-to-back state tournaments while compiling a sparkling 52-12 record. SPEAK SPANISH MANANA! or E n g lish * French •Germ an Italian Portugese - 20 others Soccer Complex is 200 yards on the right Game Day Tickets for both the Kraze and Kniah are $7 fo r Adults, $4 fo r CoDege/Militafy and $3 for Youth. Rats and then topped W riter Park, 6-1, in the opener of a three-game aeries on Friday at home. But the Diamond Dawgs came back to take the aeries, two games to one, by winning 11-4 on Saturday and 4-1 on Sunday before Monday's whipping. University of Tennessee star Chris Kemp had back-to-back big gim es in the victories, going 3for-5 with a run and an RBI against Orlando and 3-foM with a run scored against Winter Park. Drew Shctrone, the 2004 Pltcher-of-the-Year in the Florida Collegiate League, ran his record to 2-1 by giving up lust four nits and one run over eight innings in me win over the Diamond Dawgs. The righthander from Apopka and Seminole Community College struck out 10 and walked five before giving way to Brandon Webb, who hurled a scoreless ninth inning. Shockers (4-15). Sanford was to go on the road to face the Barracuda# on Dieaday and Winter Haven tonight (Wednesday) before returning home to host the Warthogs on Friday at 8 p.m. at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium and then travel to Kissimmee to face Winter Haven at Osceola County Stadium at noon on Saturday. The league is scheduled to hold Its All-Star Game at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium on Sunday at 5 p.m. For more updates check out the league website at www.floridalesgue.com. Things were looking good for the River Rats as they went to Orlando and edged the Shockers, 76, in 11-innings at Tinker Field last Thursday Briefs Continued from Page IB up to U-10 status this i For Information call Matt at 407-328-9913. CASSELBERRY COMMUNI­ TY MATCHING GRANT PROGRAM ANNOUNCED The Q ty of Casselberry is proud to announce the 2005 Community Matching Grant Program. The purpose of the grant is to empower dtizenbased organizations to enhance the overall quality of life in their communities through dtizen andgovemment partner­ ships. The grant program pro­ vides neighborhood based groups, dtizen partnerships and non-profit organizations access to funding of up to $5,000 to implement small capi­ tal improvement projects that provide a neighborhood or community-wide benefit Projects must be within the incorporated Q ty of Casselberry boundaries. Organizations must also match the requested grant amount 100% through a combination of volunteer hours, cash contribu­ tion and/or in-kind donations. Applications are due on July 20,2005. For more information about the 2005 Community Matching Grant Program, please call 407762.7720, email prognunsOcasseIberry.org or visit www.cassebeny.org. Applications are available online at www.casselberry.org. AJAX SUMMER COED TRAINING CAMPS Ajax Orlando, the exclusive American affiliate of European professional soccer dub AFC Ajax (Amsterdam), has announced its schedule of week-long Summer Coed developmental training day camps offered during the July 2005 for Orange, Seminole, Volusia and Lake school dis­ trict*. At developmental day camp* players receive a sample of die same well-rounded soccer edu­ cation that ia taught at Ajax's world-famous youth academy in The Netherlands. The cur­ riculum induck* Ajax-specific drills and match strategy, as well as both small-sided com­ petitions and full-sided games ted by AFC Ajax trainers from Amsterdam and local coaching staffs. Details concerning the dates and locations of the Central Florida soccer camps are listed below. Developmental training camps are designed to chal­ lenge boys and girls ages eight and up at all skill levels, and are conducted in a fun, yet educational environment, which encourages children to grow in their understanding of me game while meeting new friends. The Camps are as follows: July 18 - 22 at Trotwood Park in Winter Springs. July 25 - 29 at Lake bland Park in Winter Park. Every player will be evaluat­ ed using the Ajax T.I.P.S (tech­ nique, insight, personality and speed) Model. Player evalua­ tions are entered into the pro­ prietary Ajax Scouting Compendium for periodic review directly by AFC Ajax scouts and trainers. More information on Ajax Orlando soccer schools and developmental training camps can be found at www.ajaxorUndo,us or by e-mailing soccerschoolOajaxorlando.us. DEREK WAUCH-STETSON BASKETBALL CAMPS The Derek Waugh-Stetson University Basketball Camp will be held in July at the Edmunds Activities Center in mim Come S e us a t Lake M ary Video, your hometown solution to outrageous DVD rental prices! Conversational Fluency begins with the very first lesson. r SS SSSS Start Manana at the Inlingua* Center or at your office or home. Also languages for business & health care. u m Enjoy language lessons with Cafe Latte. (IH n g u i 407 - 322-8700 w w w .inlingua-if.com Bay Tree Center 405 Waymont Court Lake Maryf FL 32746 IIM M I TIK110%IFF w e i e l i J r* i i i i i TIK110%OFF ,T tmmmmmi Lake M ary Video On co m e r of Lake M ary Blvd A Country Club Rd Right behind 7 - 1 1 (4 0 7 1 3 2 4 - 4 2 2 9 For more information you can alao check out the website atwwwJtrazeaoccer.com. DeLand. The final camp and date is as follows: Individual Camp _ July 2428. For more information check out tiw website at www.stetson.edu/hoopcamp or call Sebastian Singletary at 386-8228101 or e-mail at saingletOstet■on.edu. MAGIC CAMPS Following ia a listing of the Orlando Magic Basketball Camps that will be held this summer. •July 25-to-July 29: Aces 5 - : to-15, 9 a.m.-to-4 p.m., Orlando Magic Practice Court. For more information or to register visit orlandomagic.com or call: Orlando Magic Basketball Camps, 407-9162680. YOUTH SOCCER CAMP The Qty of Sanford Recreation Department and Kicks N Dribbles, In c b proud to announce registration for the 4th Annual Youth Soccer Camp for boys 4k girb ages 5-17. The camp will be offered July 18th thru 22nd. This camp is half a day from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Camp will Include, Director Brian Dorman, high school and club coaches, speed k agility training small sided games each day and written evaluations. Each child will receive a Sanford Recreation/Kicks N Dribbles, Inc. soccer T-Shirt. Sign up now to reserve your spot! For more information, please call 407-330-5697. Web site: www.ci.8anford.fl.org SEMINOLE AQUATICS SUMMER STINGRAYS The Stingrays Swim Team for beginners, children ages 5-to15, b looking for youngsters who can swim at least 25 yards without touching the bottom. Practice will be held for one hour each day, Monday through Friday (swimmers do not have to be there every day), June 6th-to-July 30th, at the Larry A. Dale Aquatic Center; 2701 Ridgewood Avenue, West of the Seminole High School campus, and the cost for the summer b $150 per child (includes coaching fees, t-shirt, swim o p , and all meet fees). For more information about joining the beginner summer swim team, contact Tony Ackerson, Aquatics Director, Q ty of Sanford, at 407-3021034. YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL The Sanford Recreation Department is now registering for Youth Flag Football for youth ages 5-12 years old. Cost per participant is $40 for Q ty Residents and $50 for Non-Qty Residents. PUyer Placement August 6th k August 13th. Games will begin in September Sign up at the Sanford Recreation Department 300, North Park Avenue - City Hall. Coaches are also needed and anyone interested should con­ tact the 5KD as soon aa possi­ ble �Tm H u u o Page 3B July 13 A M. 2005 | 4 '^ v * ^ f i f. iM f dV f- • ,, • f .. iM8a W W Jr . ; ** W I MM ^ Tm 2611 To Place Your Ad Call 12— E ld er ly -C ake Senior Homo Cere VO TIN G AN O CLS provides reliable caregivers lor non­ medical home care. Uc #22910 407-302-4130. 15— C em eter y L o ts Oakiawn: Double Depth (2). v*A A marker tod. $3800 407310-3507 71— H elt W an ted a « - i — t l l . n l e rt P e K J r u l h i rfp p w arn e d. vAOinot 0011001* top pay kx mowaled IndMjual Can 407-324-8525. Sanford SSIRSSr M 00 an hour/$9.76 hour 90 days. Sanford Area No Experience Required Muat.: »wti 31oNdMa,,and m m , 2 day* off during Room lor opportunity Awesome Fringe Benefits Hard worker-dedication a must. Orug/Background check required. Starl Immedtaletyl Call 407-882- 71— H elt W an ted 4 SPECIAL real 71— H elt W 71— H an ted elp W 71— H a n ted for Energetic setae retail pool elp W an ted f r r f l f l A Dishwashers. High Vbiume Food Courts Located at ft# Santord Airport BtxkJtogTr. Applications are now being excepted. EOE-M/F/V/D Nations largest Home Food Service Looking lor 4 Exp Appointment Setters. Salary+Bonus+Spiffs. Call O o i 407-322-3863 ext 130 tor accepts coaching and thrives under high expectations. Must be willing to mentor and share responsibility lor growing the Company. Very qualm semi private offices. Walk your dares to great raatatfsrss. bare, shops A The River Waft. 70/30 Compensation Includes paid board dues, signs, marketing, business cards and decorating allowance Please mwl resume to The New Home Network. 108 East First Street. SuSa 21SB. Santoed, FL. 32771. or email |o newhomenetworkad1 rt.com or lax to 407-288x4234. AVAILABLE: Full-Time Shop/Warehouse position wrtocai dlsHjutor Ensy level pay m l excellent benefits. Job requirements: able to kft SO toe. artenDon to detail, must have good driving record. C e l tor appointment. PH# 407-3300001. 200 Tech Drive. Sanford Central Perk, Sanford FL 32771. AVAILABLE: Tima/Wnimum SUMMER help needed, be able to lift SO toe. Submit application at: 200 Tech Drive, Sanlord Central Park. Sanlord. F t 32771! Ph# 407-330-0301 Flower rtep needs mgrd A lord design axp. Some delivery required. Serious inquires only. 407-324-8000 ‘ Appointment setters Kf-reverse, mortgage company. Salary, bonuses end commissions. Longwood location Call Ted Sima 407-787-9270. •eabV'sRtor'tfeN ad. moetfy night A weekends. Must be 17 or older Background check A refs required. Christina, 407221-2394. Dining Room staff A Kitchen staff needed lor busy restaurant In Lk Mary Longwood area. 407-3208100. B arter, Part Tima 407-N 2-M M 407-383-7591 (CP) especially for . business opportuWeaandfr inrhM ee.Cal Florida Dept, of Agriculture A Coneumer Services at 800-4357352 or FTC-H ELP tor free intormasen. Or vM our Wed ana al www He gov/bUop. Florida law requires sellers of certain business opportunities to register with Florida Dept of Agriculture A Consumer Services before selling. Call to verity lawful registration before you buy. ___________ ■Laihe/Welding required -Understanding PLC Operating a Milling Machine ■OiC Drive 1st shrft require* being on call 24/7 High School DtpJoma/GED Background Check Required. Strong Electocal Knowledge. Abdty to build relay ladder logic. Manufacturing experience LABORERS NEEDED 407-cea-ooeo _ — -----wU.prrutmj- POSITIONS AVAILABLE W a ore a Trenchless Technology Business operating throughout tho State of Florida since 1980, providing trenchless pipeline services. We have the following positions available, training provided: Cues TV, Test & Seal Equipment CDL Drlvars Combination Pipeline Cleaning and Vaccum Tank Trucks Technical Report Writers Preparation of technical reports using AutoCAD LT General operatives / Labor N Ex pane need Grill Cooks Needed. Full A Part Tim* needsd w«h opvi aw M W y lep wages paid. Apply in person al your local Sanford Cracker Banal. O CS 407-324-1020 H ELP W ANTED: F/T • Flexographic Press Operator. Entry level or Expd seif-starter. Ability to Uft up lo 50 lbs English/Spanish speaking Cad. 407-331-3605 DELIVERY ORWER JOIN Aaron's. Sanford Pd. training, benefits, bonus Deliver A install furniture in our oust homes APPLY IN PERSON 2432 S. French Av*. HEALTH INSURANCE AMO 40IK FLAMI Orug tree workplace, Apply al: SSO MMar Drive, AAamcnle Spring* 407-2*0*000, EOE Drivers • DUMP TRUCK. Class B. benefits, 407-3228133. Electrician*: Experienced, and helpers Live Electric, 520 Laurel Ave, Sanlord 407-321 6980 Laborers: Must travel Mon- Fn rt state oi Florida. Cal 407-3238822. Light duty driver, class D Icons*, axp preferred rod back, apply wKhri, Harry's Towng. 102 N. Maple Ave. Sanford. 407-3227397 Reliable & hard working, training provided Excellent wages and benefits, some out of town work, good working conditions, paid vacation and training. Apply today, details below - Altair C A R P E T * TILE ESTABLISHED 1980 • RETAIL SALE MANAGEMENT POSITION BASE SALARY PLUS COMMISSION • OFFICE ASSISTANT 710 S. M ilw te Street, Longwood, FL 32750 Tel: 407-339-7134 Fax: 407-33*6618 E-Mail: eltelrgroupiaeArthllnk.net HOURLY PLUS COMMISSION APPLY WITHIN OR CALL 321-303-1400 FOR MORE DETAILS Environmental Group Uc./Ord Baptist Minister to pastor we* estab church Send resume: Pulpit Commute*. St Peui M B. Church B13 Pin# Ave, Sanlord. FI 32771 by Aug 12. 2005 Machina Maintenance Mechanic Nationally Company Recognized Sanford/Lake Mary — u x sm — 0-5 yrs nperterne ■ " - i* FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR Starting Salary $8.5<VHr Dover FT or PT. Class D tense. whuWaaM nursery 407323-8188. irrigation Installars, experienced only, benefits. 407-322-8133. INVESTIGATE BEFORE . YOU INVEST! Machina Operators $9 00 up per hour Sanford Araa All 3 shifts available. Exp. preferred but nol required Musi be capable of starving lor long periods of time Willingness to learn lo trade Great opportunity! High School Dtploma/GED Orug/Background check required. Start Immadlatetyl 407-882-0090 Exp. M ed ical A s s is ta n t & F ro n t D esk: R eliable Indlv, fast learn er w / g reat c u a t. ave s k ills & b u s ln a s a . sen se.. Exc. pay, P/T, Mon, Tu, Th, S at. 407-694-5666 Mcheie s Pizzeria new hm g tor all positions Please contact Christina. 407-221-2394 or a| at 3828 S Orlando Or, Sanlord. In the Big Lob Plaza. Now hiring dish washers/prep cooks, tor immediate positions. Good pay. great hours 407-2427415. Visit Our Website: www.altairenvironmental.com HELP WANTED •MAINTENANCENIGHTS/WEEKENDS F/T •EXPERIENCED FOOD SERVERS F/T-P/T •C.N.A7ACTIVITIES P/T WEEKENDS •HOUSEKEEPERS - Ff t Upscale senior living community. Excellent pay/benefits. Resume Fax 407-322-3065 Phone 407 -3 2 2 -2 2 0 7 Classified Rates (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 Classified Contract Rates (Requires minimum 5 lines per day and 13 week contract. Credit Application Required) 5 - 10 lin e s ........................... 90^/line 11 - 20 lin e s ..........................80*/line 21 or more lines.................. 700/line Legal Advertising Heritage at Lake F o re s t a n ted Landscapers and Grad* Crew Laborers: 407-3218133 For Casual High Performance Office In Downtown Sanlord. Musi have documented history of $5 mrtton plus tor al least iwo consecutive years. Must be rt 407- W Vtvona's North Pizzeria needs drivers, pizza makers, subs. M esa s A phone*. Apply w*h owner si 2477 Park Ave, Sanford. HERB WE GROWAOAMI Fun. 4074 elp Lake Mary gift baskets store looking tor basket motor A sale* assistant. 30 to 40 hours. Prior basket or floral experience preferred Good computer »kas required Fax resume. 407-4440587. estate agents A 71— H $4.95 per column inch Now Hrtng A l Pctftons: F/T and Com paes Group-USA 407-3234048 Accepting Application* M-P 9:00em 2:00pm Operator: trackho* lor underground storm/uli titles crew. 407-322-8t33. Part Tim e cook, servers, A dishwasher needed Contact Mylene ----------- 407*333-7306 - i Parts Orsktoutor is now for plcking/packing In our warehouse. Computer exp. a plus. Full A Part Time positions available ja/hr. wilt train. Drug A background check. Can tor appointment, 407-302-3360. Production Assem blers needed tor military contracts. Soldering experience preferred. English literacy required. Four day workweek/40 hours week. Full benefits, $8.15/start, ♦ 25/30 days. ♦ 25/60 days. Apply in person at Mathews Associates. Inc., Hickman Drive, just past Comfort Inn. Receptionist: Bilingual (English/Spanish) Good communications A customer service skills. FT, benefit* available. Call 407-324-2442 Rekabie Maintenance Person 8 Yard Person needed, pt knsPtease call if interested, 407323-8019 71— H elp W an ted Secretary; Full tima, $7.00/hr. computer exp necessary, casual atmosphere. Ceil Julie. 407-323-8822 Site/Base Crew Local work F/T w«i benefits. 407-322-8133 W ANTED: Outgoing sales rep tor community newspaper group Newspaper sales experlance preferred. Benefits include base salary, commission plan, mileage, paid vacation, health insurance. 401k. Resumes only to: Sanford Herald. 300 N. French A v*. Sanford. FL 32771 or dpingiSsemmaleheraid. com. elp W an ted Styileti end lEnagera- WMKtaMiHOte New Ormond Beech Location I Fu8 -Tim* and Part -Time Grand opening A referral bonus** -Guaranteed hourly pay -Service A product commissions -Health insurance •Paid vacations A holidays -Paid ongoing training C A LL TOOAY 754-8774 Sanlord based Home Food Service looking tor a few selfmotivated experienced appointment setters Houty+Borus+Food daoounb We w« tram 800-862-3683 exl 136 ask tor Carol, call before 12 30 PM dishwasher needed. Contact Mylene, 407-323-7308. W E E K LY R E N T A LS Starting • $A2M l Tattoo Artist needed Part time. Would Ike to review your porttoto. Pis C al 386479-2101. Tile setters 4/or apprentice*. Cell Craig, 407-488-4028. vary agent FT. benefits, clean dm. Class 0 keens* No crim minimum age 23 May be willing to train 407-332-8974 Trainee Wanted Small construction company needs trainee with clean driving record tor out of town work. Must have Class Dkcanae 407-330- Vlvona's Pint Italian Rastaurani m Lk. Mary needs full time Drivers A Pizza Makers. Call 407-330-2040 or apply at 601 Weldon Btvd L eg a ls IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEM NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 0S-100S-CP IN RE: THE ESTATE OF Responsible honest person needed tor Mchen/dek. PT/FT, Maitland area. 407-860-9260. 407-925-8452 71— H VIRGIL LEE ORACEY. Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration ol the astal* o l VIRGIL LEE O R A C E Y deceased, whose date o l death was September 3, 2004. la pending n the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Prabale Division, Fife Number 05-1008-CP. the address of which w R O Drawer C. Sanlord. FL. 32772 The names and addresses ol the personal repre­ sentative and thal personal rep­ resentative's attorney are sat forth below ALL INTERESTED PER SO N S ARE NOTIFIED THAT 93— R • o o m s R ' For en t 407-330-4423 Extremely clean, cozy tom rm, all uti. cable, a/c. Indy, phone, kitch us*, sec dr, private entrance. Resident owner. A BSO LU TELY NO ALCO H O L, DRUGS AND ONLY! Vew I N O N SMOKERS SM O KI le spectacle. 407-flA0934ffi Lake Mary hurrahed room lor t adult, call for details, cell* 407-416-9982 Furnished Room For Rent Call aftar 7PM. 407-323-2988 Room lor rant, middle aged gentleman with transportation, house privileges, sal. TV. utMes. telephone A carport re t. bedroom completely furnished. IKXVW k. 407-302-4523. L eg a ls tor Representative Personal Pubkah Jufy 8. <3. 2006 S029 Notice of Application tor Tax Deed NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN, that MELENOA J EDMISTON O R RICHARD S C A S S E LB E R ­ RY the holder Of th* following certifies left) has hied said carbncate(s) lor a tax deed to be Issued thereon The certificate number(s) and ysar(s) of issuance, ihe description ol the property, and Ihe named) m which it was assessed is/are as CERTIFICATE NO: 747 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: IMS PA R CEL ID* 36-19-30-515OKOO-05CO Description of Property LEO LOTS 56 57 56 ♦ 59 (LESS W 150 FT) BLK K A D C H A P­ PELLS SUBO PB 1 PO 71 A# creditors of the decedent and other persona having claims or demand* against the decedent's eslate. including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims, on whom a copy of tins notice is served must file the* claim* with tins Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS A FT ER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE O R 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Names m which assessed: RUTH COH EN ET AL A l other creditor* ol the dece­ dent and persona having claims or demands against the dece­ dent s astete. including unma­ nned contingent or unliquidated claims, must Ne their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS A FT ER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE Monday. AU GU ST OS, 2003 at 11 00am ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FO R EVER BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS JULY 8. 2006 GINGER L CHEATHAM Parson*! Reprea*.-Utive WSkarn H Momson. Eaque* Florida Bar No 143303 BALDWIN A M ORRISON P A 7100 South Highway 17-92 Fern Parti. FL 32730 Telephone 40/*34-1424 All of said property being m Ihe County of Semmote Slate of Florida Unless such certificated) shall be redeemed accordmg to law. the property described m such certificated) wrt be sold to ihe rvghesl tedder at the west front door. Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord, Florida, on Payment of Sale lee. applica­ ble documentary stamp taxes and recording tees are required to be paid by the successful bid­ der at the sate Full payment ol an amount equal to the highest txd 1* due within 24 hours after the advertised time of sale All payment* shal be cash or guar­ anteed instrument. made payable to the Clerk ol the Circuit Court Dated on A/73/200S MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Ctert ftobkeh June 29 2005 and Ju*y a 13. 20 2005 R t 76 �P*#e 4B O A R 2005 . ,i n 103— H K n tr U U n t u r n b h id o uses 118—Ovnci Space - Fo n f u r n is h e d r R o r u e Fo Offices For Rent: 400 eq It to 600 aq ft Sanford. Fulton O R 00 Cantor. 407-3144790. i A•A •1} \ t /1 * |TAI 157— M en t S r H o m es ■Map M 141— H Un m u o m d Fo o m es r Sale an. t& . 3/2 Homo, Carpet, Tlta, Lg B110Q/B1100 LM ng Nm, O O TLi 3/2/1, B min. to Ota, W/D. 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M u r p h y ’: Dum p T r a ile r , S e r v ic •Roof Tear Off* • Trash Removal • • Junk Cars • Clean Outs •W e Haul Almost Anything* 407402-1134 ProTooCall CARPET CLEANING tpecfei; *59.95 Whote house steam cleaned up to 6 Rooms Truck Mounted Equipment 4 0 7 - 3 2 4 - 1 I 47 HRBITRT FOR HUMRNITV COIN LAUNDRY L O O K IN G F O R PROPERTY Open 24 Hours T u b *W W *Thur Double L06d Washer $1JX) Triple Load Washer $2.00 Drop Off end Dry Cleaning Satvices Also Avadabie 2921 S. Orlando Dr. (17-92 9 Sav-A-Lot Plaza) Santord, FL • 407-320-1999 D o n ation s fo r ta x w rite-off an d to p u rch a se minimum 6 ,0 0 0 sq u a re fe e t of buildable lend. j �I July P ft M. 2005 P ig e S B Licals 11 M y « ii *A‘ POSTED: Juna 27,2008 TO I tv t w envoy TMe la to ra * y you to * toe * e v e dBeeitoed properly haa been ound to ba dtopitotod. unaanbary. unfrto*8*lo * una*a con- P iM f o :J * y 1 3 ,» J too Cby CommiMion Room * toa CBy H * . S a n ta * Florida. * 7 DO p m on to # « C » yof Santo*. J U y tb M b Cby of Santo*, * TOO M o d i M E on I o» an abyi Juna 23,2008 AltotoPubbc Hearing toa C8y CommiMion ah* ha* artoinca or n* tola property ah* ba con- iio s w ia m n . 32771 la a copy of toa im pact* repon * a*d proparty. TO ANNEX 601 ACMES OS PRORERTY LYM Q BETW EEN CR 48 A AND GLEASON CO VE EXTENOCD W ESTERLY A M ) BETW EEN THE C S X R A IR O A O AM ) OLD LAKE MANY NOAO; A S SHOWN ON THE MAN BELOW; REPORT MO: 0846 LOCATION: 1117 W l i f t I M ) PROPERTY O SSCRP H O M : Lag LO M 1011 a 12 M 38 M W PB 1 PG 107 ThtaiatonoRyyoutoaltoa to a d y 7DO pm . on JW y M , to oppa* bafora toa Cby Commfooinn of foe eaoe. Ybu h*m toe right to obtain an Mtomoy. d your own to repreaeni you before toe Boo*. Ybu hav# tot right on yow b a ft* * w * aa to croaa w am im * a you d o n * WITH USAB6JTW 8 N EED # * ASSISTANCE TO R AR TICM T1 i f AMY OP TH ESE P R O C EED # *S SHOULD CONTACT TH E PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COOROMATOR AT « HOURS M A O W N C E OP THE M E E T V * V A P M O N D C C C C 8 TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH ESPECT TO ANY MATTER CO N SO ER ED AT TH E ABOVE M E E T * * OR H EA R # *, HE/SHE WILL NEED A VERBATIM RECORD O P TH E PROCEEDINGS MCLUDtNQ THE TESTI­ MONY ANO E V D E N C t, MAttCH RECORO IS NOT PRCMOCD BY TH E CITY O P SANFORD. (PS 2S6 0108) AN ORCXNANCE OP THE CfTY OP SANFORD. FLORIOA. PERTAM # * TO CHRONIC NUI­ SANCE PREMME8; PROVOING FOR A SHORT TITLE; PRCMOMG FOR F#ONQS; PROVIDING FOR LEGISLA­ TIVE FM O » *8 ANO MTENT: PROVIDING FOR OEPbWTW NSjPROVONO FOR PRO­ CEDURES; PROVE)#* FOR FEES; PROVE)#* FOR THE FU N G OP UEN8; PROVE)#* FOR APPEALS; PROVE)# * FOR EXEMPTIONS; PROVE>f f* FOR LOCAL REPRESEN­ TATION DESIGNATION FOR RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROP­ ERTIES OWNED #Y ABSEN­ TEE OWNERS; PROVE)# * FOR M8PECTI0NS: PROVID­ ING FOR REPORTS ANO ADMINISTRATIVE RULES; P R O W # * FOR CODIFICA­ TION. SEVERABILITY. CON­ FLICTS. PENALTIES ANO AN EFFECTIVE DATE. « toa Clam * toa C frc* Cewt Dated on 7/7/20* MARYANNEI CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT 8EMPIOLE COUNTY. FLORKJA by JUOfTH ECKENROTH Deputy Own -------Jt4y 18 * 27. 2 0 * NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to* W U1AM EHRCHHOPF. bta ho*ar * toa taamrihg i / catefi) tar a ton tad toaraon. Tha < numpar(i) and yaarfa) * uanoa. toa daaa#bon of too property and toa named) to a N rtib w O a n M Ptortan CSRHPICATE NO; and a copy of too of toe C ty Ctorh tor * Alparttoato PWbMfeJUy 13,20.8006 CONTACT T W at; S B _______________________________________ R ESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONM CERBO AT T H E i M CITM Q OR H E A R * * . ME/SHE MALL N E K ) A ' M RECO RD O P TH E PROCOOWaS 84CLU08* T X a ta of too prola not provided by toa Cby of Santo*. (FS 288.0108) PtMUC NOnCE EXMWT *A*POSTED: J im r . SOOS Pubis: July 13,20.2006 e n v o y LAKE MARY O RO M AN CE NO. 1178 AN OROM ANCE OP TH E CfTY OP LAKE MARY. PLO R CA . REZONING CERTAM LANOS WTTHM T I C CfTY OP LAKE MARY. LOCATED SOUTH O P CR 48A AND EAST OP THE HILLS OP LAKE MARY DEVELOPM ENT AND W EST OP THE V E LA S OP LAKE MARY DEVELOPM ENT ANO NORTH OP THE TUSCANY AT LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT. HEREIN DEFINED PROM THE PR ESEN T CITY ZO N M O CLASSIPICAT O N OP A*1, AGRICULTURE. TO R-3, MULTIPLE FAMLY. PURSUANT TO TH E TER M S O F THE FLORIDA STATUTES; PROVIOMG CONFLICTS, COOIPICATON, SEVERABNJTY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN dial Via CNy of Late Mary; Florida. Cby Commiaaion w# hold a pubita hearing on t l , M SS al 7:00 PM or aa aoon aa poedb ar Via a iwonfog 0 98 acre# of property toon A-1, Agriculture, to R^Mutopto Pansy. fr0*14*4 lutHM M 'l I t * Juna 23,2008 REPORT NO. 08-08 LOCATION: 144 Cvm ai Bay Drfca, Santo*. Florida 32771 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lot 44 MonamyOafca PH 2 ftaptol PB 58 P G S 22-23. This Is to noafy you to* toe found to ba dSapidai* M a n , and to * toa Cby Commission a * hoM a Publo HMrtng In toa Cby Commiaaion Room * toa Cay H * . Santo*. Florida, * 7D0 pm . on Ju ly 38, SM S. or n * tola property a h * ba oon- ASaohad la a copy * to# tnapacion rapon * aaid proparty. Ybu are hereby ordered to appear before foe Cby Ccmmtai PER SO N S WITH DtSASNJTIES N EED # * ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OP TH ESE PR O CEED SiG S SHOULD CO N TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORCMNATOR AT 3306888 * HOURS N ADVANCE OP THE M EET# *. * A PER 80N D EO O ES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH R ESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT TH E ABOVE M E E T # * OR H EA R # *, HE/8HE WILL NEED A VERBATIM RECO RD O F THE PROCEEDWIGS M CLUO M G THE TESTI­ MONY AND EVIOSNCE. W H CH RECORO IS NOT PROVIOCO BY TH E CfTY O P 8ANPORO. (PS 2880106) Dan M. Ptortan PUBU C NOTICE EXHMHT *A* POSTED: Juna 27.2006 CITY O F LAKE MARY. FLORIOA CAROL A. FOSTER. CITY CLERK Puttoah: July 13. 2005 S060 NOTICE O P PUBU C HEARING Juna 23. 2005 Reddick A Ruby Isaac 1007 Mangouatlna Avanua Sanford. FL 32771 REPORT NO: 0607 LOCATION: 1008 MangouaSno, Sanford. Florida 32771 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lag S 100 Ft of N 235 FI ol W 1/2 of Lot 25 Robtnaona Survay of an Add to Santo* PB 1 P G 82 Thia la to nobfy you that toa abova daaertbad proparty haa baan found to ba unsanitary, untohabNabto or unaafo corv dtoon, and tost toa Cay Commission «vto hold a Pubic Haartng In toa Cay Comrresuon Room of toa City H al. Santo*. Florida, at 7 DO p m on July 25,2006. Al tots Public Having toa Ofy Commiaaion ahal hoar avidanca and will determine whether or not th* proparty ahall ba con- ABachad la a copy ol toa inapaction raport of said proparty Ybu ara haraby ordarad to appav bafora toa Crty Commadon at toa Condemnation Haartng to ba haa* and praaant your aida of foe caae. Ybu have foe righlto obtain an attorney, al your own Pubiah: July 10,13,2006 8083 PER SO N S WITH O M A B U n tt NEEDING ASSISTAN CE TO PARTICIPATE IN A N Y O P T H ESE PR O CEED IN G S SHOULD CO N TACT TH E HUM AN R ESO U R CES O FFICE ADA OOORCXNATOR AT 407H O U R S IN ADVANCE O P THE MEETING. ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: Ma to appeal a dacF epoettoany rn toa above meeting or hearing, ha may a v w t* m m oo* of toa torturing toe avidanca. i nooiu N noi p ro w n uy ow Cby of S a n to * (FS 2 * 0 1 0 6 ) Cyneva Portor, Deputy Cby Ctork Ybu ara haraby ord er* to w pear baton toe Cby Commiaaion * bta Cortdemraaon Hearing to ba h aa* and praaant your aide of toe cam . Ybu have toe right to obtain an attorney,« your own to rapraaanl you before toe Board. Ybu have too right on your b a h * aa w * aa to croaa aeamlna * I you do not appaw. Tha Cby Commiaaion may proceed wbhoutyou. PERSO N S WITH DISABILITIES N E E D # * ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OP THESE P R O C E E D « * S SHOULD CO N TACT TH E PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-6846 * HOURS IN ADVANCE OP TH E MEETING. IF A PERSON OECIOE8 TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH R ESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE M EETM G O R H EA R # *, HE/SHE WILL NEED A VERBATIM RECO R D O P TH E PROCEEDINGS INCLUDING TH E TESTt- Thia la to nobfy you at* tie abova dMcribad property haa been tound to ba Maplrtatad. unsanitary. uninhabitable or unsafe condtfon, and bt* ate C ty CommiMion wM hold a Publo Hearing in ft# Cay Commiaaion Room * ata Cby H al, Santo*, Florida, * 7 00 p m on July 28 3008 At toia Public Hearing tte Cby Commiaaion ih * hear evidence or n * tola property tria l ba con- Aitoched la a copy * tte trapackm raport of aaid property. Ybu are hereby ordered to appav beiore toe Cby CommiMioo M toe Condamnabon Hearing to be h aa* and praam your m e of toa caae. Ybu hava toa right to obtain an Ntom ey.« you own oxperaa, to raproaa* you before toa Board. Ybu have toa right to c * wbnaaaaa on you b a h * aa w * aa to croaeraumine * otoar wbnaMaa. b you do n * appav. The Cby Commiaaion may procaad tritoo* you. PERSO N S WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE M ANY O F THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT TH E PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-5866 * HOURS IN ADVANCE O F THE M E E T # * IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A OECISION MADE WITH R ESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE M E E T # * OR HEARING, HE/SHE WILL NEED A VERBATIM RECORO O F THE PROCEEDINGS INCUJOING THE TESTI­ MONY ANO EVIDENCE, WHICH RECORO IS NOT PROVIOED BY THE CfTY O F SANFORD. (FS 2880106) O a n M Ftorian Building Official PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-5666 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING PubHah: July 13. 20. 2006 S064 P U BU C NOTICE EXHIBIT 'A* POSTED: Jura 27. 2006 PuMah: July 13,20.2006 7.1 H O IK S OP A PUBLIC HEAAPW TO COtH K bR TH8 ADOPTION OP AN ORO PUN CSBVTHB CfTY OP8AMPORO, PLOfMOA la hereby given to* a Pub* Hawing be haid to toe Chantoara at toa Cby H al, 300 North Path to toa Cby of Santa*. * 700 o tto * P M. on July 88 S B * to con­ tra adopaon of an on*, by toa Cay of Santo*, IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH R ESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEARING, ME/SHE WILL NEED A VERBATIM RE CORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS INCLUDING THE TESTI­ MONY ANO EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF SANFOflO <FS 286 0106) Juna 24. 2006 AN O RO M AN CE O P THE CITY C OMMISSIO N OP THE CITY OP SANFO RD , FLO RIO A, PROVIOM Q PON M ETER SET CH AR G ES ANO SEW ER TAP C H A R G ES , AM EN D ING B Y SU BSTANTIAL REW O RD ING SECTION 24-44 O P THE CITY O P SAN FO flO CO D E. PROVID­ ING FO R CON FLICTS; PROV IO V * FO R SEVERABILITY. P R O V E )# * FO R C O O IFC ATION ANO PROVIDING FO R AN EFFECTIVE DATE. A comptato deaertp io n and a oopy of toa ordtoanea a h * ba avalabto at toe oaice of toe Cby Ctarfc tor * pataora dartrtog to NO TICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN, to * WILLIAM E KIRCHHOFF. - ■ -m - _ . J Of ELIZABETH M IKLER DUOA, dace aa ad. F la Number 2005CP-1200. la pending In toa C ircuit Court for Semtnoia County, Florida, Probata Dhrirton. toa addraM of which W 301 N. Parti Ava.. S an to* . Florida, 32771. The namee and of toa Co-Penonal Conay ara M i forth bafoar of toa decadent and peraone having daim e or damanda againal dacadam 'a aetata, including unmatured, contfrigera or unary iIdaid dwriw, on whom a copy of toW Nobra ia toia Court WITHIN THE LATER O F THREE P ) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PU B­ LICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) D AYS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE O F A CO PY O F THIS NOTICE O N THEM. A l otoar creditor! of toa dacedanr and other p a w n s having dairne or demands againe! dece­ dent1* aetata, inducing unma­ tured, conangant or unliquidald toia court WITHIN THREE (3) M ONTHS AFTER THE OATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. _ CtRTW KATI NO: 487 YEAR OP ISSUANCE: 1 PARCEL 104 34-10-30-30002204000 Nam es in INOER KONIO. R O BER T C O O FF A l of said property being In toa County of Sam tode, Stale of Florida. Unless such i:araWcata(a) be redeemed accord! ig to taw, toe property deecribed In aueft certMcaaa(a) w « be aoid to toe County Courthouae, S an to* , Florida, on Monday, AUGUST 22. 11:00am. Payment of Seta tea, bie documentary stamp and recording teas ara required to be paid by toe auccesafrt bid­ der at toa safe. Fub payment d an amount equal to toa highaat bad ta due withal 24 hours aftar toa atorarttaad Wna d aaia. AM paym ent! a h * ba cash or guar­ anteed instrument, made payable to tha Ctam o l to# O rout Court. Dated on 7/7/2006 M ARYANNE M ORSE C L E R K O F THE CIRCUIT CO URT SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by JUDITH ECKEN RO TH Deputy Ctam PuMah: Jury 13, 20. 27. 2006 and August 3, 2006 S070 Notwehatandlng toe ame parioda too (2) yea n or morn after toe decedent*! dale of death la By ordar or Mia Cby Comnaawon ot tie Cay of aetond, Florida. PER SO N S WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING A SSISTAN CE TO PARTICIPATE IN A N Y O F T H ESE PR O C EED IN G S SH O ULD CO N TACT THE HUMAN R ESO U R CES O FFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 407330-5628 46 H O U R S IN ADVANCE OP THE M E E T # * ADVICE TO THE PU BU C: b a to a p p irta d a rtto any ro m trtn a l a l l a abova or hearing, ha may naad a tarbaam record of toa todudtog toa toaaevtdenea, a raoora m not pfw o n Dy ins Cby of Sanford (FS 24601091 PuMah: July 13. 2006 S067 REPORT NO 06-12 LOCATION 808 Orange Avanua. Santo*. Florida 32771 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION Leg Lot 7 B fe ll TR F Town * m cata(i) haa M * aaid catafa) for a tax dead to ba toauad toaraon. Tha oartbcM a numbar(a) and year(t) of too daacriptton ol toa w nam e(t) to atotoh N w m aoaaaaad W w a m ALL CLAIM S NOT SO FILED WILL B E FO R EV ER BARRED. The d a * of toe brat puMcabon of to a notice • July 6. 2005 ANDREW L DUOA Co-Paraonrt Repraaentalhra 1273 E. Rod Bug Road Oviedo, FL 32766 M THE CIRC LET CO URT FOR t I M M O lt COUNTY. PROSATI OtVMION R U 4: 06-CP-1800 IN R E ESTATE OF ELIZABETH U IKLERDUO A MOTICa TO CRCOfTORS Tha admnetiaMun (4 aw NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN, that WILLIAM E KIRCHHOFF. toa holder d too tobowing certtftcau(a) haa Nad aa * cantflc*iv<«) tor a tax dead to ba leeuad thereon. Tha certWcN a num bers) and year(a) of ma oaaertpeon or ma and toa name<i) In which K waa aaaaaaad W are as CERT1FKATB NO: 827 Y EA R M ICHAEL JO SEPH DUOA Co-Person* Rapreeentabve 1447 Pahxnno Why Oviadp. FL 32766 R O BER T K. MCINTOSH. ESQUIRE Florida Bar No. 376302 STEN STRO M . UcINTOSH. COLBERT. WHIOHAM. REISCH M AN N A PARTLOW . PA PouO M oe Boa 4646 Santo*. FL 32772-4*48 Telephone 407/322-2171 Attorney tor Co-Paraonai PUBU C NOTICE EXHIBIT *A* POSTED: Juna 27. 2006 WWe Laura Codt 806 Orange Avanua Santo*. PL 32771 j W nQIQBr OVM wOiwlQ for D u A l partea in i a h * have an opportunity to ba naaro a i aan nearing. ■ hf ur t - , UyiiueS rOnsf, Deputy Cay Ctam Ptiauc H EA R # * Untaaa such i ba radeamad aooo*ng to I taaertoad in :) a * ba ao* to toa door. Samfooto County Courthouse, Santo*. Florida. Momtoy AUGUST 83,1 111 Payment oi Sals bta documentary BEQ 221 CHS N ♦ S CHS W OP SE COR RUN E 14# FT S 60 FT W 14# FT N 80 FT DanM . Ptortan r-^i , NOT1CC OP A id add property befog in toa County of Samfooto, S U M * to be paid by toe su cceadd N a­ dar at toe sale. F iA payment ol an amowrt equd to toe h * re d bid ta due wttofo 84 hours Ntor me adrarttoad Wna of aato. A l payments a h * ba cash or g u w am end Instrument, made payable to the Clem gf toa Cfrcu# Court Dated on 7/7/2006. M ARYANNE M O RSE C L E R K O F THE CIRCU IT COURT SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by G E R A LD # * H ARFO RD Otoutv C iv il PuMah: July 1 8 20. 87. 2006 and August 3.2005 SO 72 1 II OROMANCE NO. 8841 REPORT N O 05-10 LOCATION: 1208 W. 15th Street, Santo*. Florida 32771 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lag L * 16 PM Land ♦ Cotontnaon COS Add to South Santo* PS 1 PG S 73. A L 7 0 M A S M ITCHELL I Juna 24, 2006 Stuart B Trustee, FBO 6224 W. State R d * Santo*. PL 32771-8230 of Prapany LEG LOT • BLK A DOUE TERRACE PB # PO 53 PuM rtt: July 18 2006 la a copy * toa IragacCon raport of aaid property N0T1CI OP PUBUC HEAR#* expense. to rapraaanl you bafora toa Boa*. Ybu hava toa right to ca l wftnaaaaa on your bahail aa watt aa to cross-examine a l otoar witnesses. If you do not appav. Tha Cay Commiaaion may procaad without you Dan U Flonan SuAOng O toe* ■y o rtv of toa Cay Commtoaion offtoeCbyrt toa Cby of Swrio*. Florida. ottoa^tma TDv harp toa rig* tootaajnaaaoam aytoyaur awn A copy of toe propoead reaming la avababte for foapadton by ttw puMc In toe Community Oevefopment O aparlna* oMIoo, Lafw Mary Municipal Servtoee Buridfog. f i t WaAace Court, Latta Mary. Flortoa 32748, Monday Iw ugh Friday, toon 6D0 A.M. until 500 P M . or you nay c a l Oary SaNndtor, City Planner * 107) 585-1442 tor n o n Information oonoemtog M a PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F TH ESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE O F TH E MEETING AT 407-586-1424. REPORT NO. 06-13 LOCATION: 1708 W. 13to Strert. Santo*. Florida 32771 PROPERTY D ISCR ETIO N : Lag Sac 36 TW P 188 REG 30E Bag H O R 8 ♦ 1828 FT W * NS Cor fton E 164.88 F T S 320 PI W 100 FT S11S0 FT W S 4J8 PI N 470 FT to Bag ™ n i r w B noarmo via way bO m naiiM i vnav naar avtoofico or rat toia property e h * ba oorv 148 Carnal Say Dr. FL 30771 aapanaa, to *prooa*you bofo* toa B o a * S o ft* * toa r^Rtt to e * i oo a * oo to io n your bah Tha Cby CommiMion moy b you do not NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH R ESPECT TO ANY MAT­ TER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING. HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECO RD O F THE PROCEEDINGS, ANO THAT, FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR 8HE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OP THE PR O CEED ­ INGS IS MADE. WHICH RECO RD M CLUD ES TH E TESTIMO­ NY ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES 288.0105. PL 12771 dMon, and M tio COy Com m M on wHI hold a PubAc H M ln g tn toa Cby Commiaaion Room of toa Cby H * . S v d o * . Florida. * 780 gm . an J * y M , 3 M 8 T h i prop f iy to b* oontidlfBd for tB i v n iN c t li MTtirvIvittnC to aa toaowt; Parcel ID « 04-2040-30040600000 • 04-20-30300-0080-0000, located on lha south alda of CR 48A and north of and ad|aoonl to toe Tuacany al LaAa Mary SubdMeion. Tha Pubic Haartng wiH be hold to foe City of Lake Mwy CommiaaJon Chanbarm, 100 R Country Club Rd., Lake Mary Any Intaraatad party may appaar to lha pubic hearing and ba haa* regarding lha abova d— ettoad amendment or aubmS writ*"i commanta to D a addraaa IdanMIad abova. Said haartng j ba cortonuad from Hma to tfrna unto too City Gommtotoon make# a Anal dactalon. 1708 W. 13to 88#* TMs n to noMfy you v m V o ooovo doiGribod propociy hoo boon C yn N a Roitor, Oeputy Cby Ctam PuMtoh: July 13.30,2008 June 34,8008 ■V TH E CfTY O P SANPORD l (PS 1880108) O a n M Ptortan ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: b a person ito reaped to any I or hearing; ha nay naad a YEAR PARCEL 0 4 32-18-31-80#- PARTCRNTI M MIY OP T W S f I By o * ar* toe Cby CommiMion of toe Cby of Bank*, AorWt PERSONS WITH O tS A M U n tS NEEDING A S SItTM fC C TO P A N T K tW E M ANY ON TH ESE PflO CEEO fN O S SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN R ESO U RCES OPTICS A M COORDI­ NATOR AT 407-3908828 48 HOURS M ADVANCE ON TH E M EETS* m PUBU C N0T1CS EXHM fT *Aa POCTED: J im 27. 2006 Pucaah July 6,13.2005 8088 July 7, 8006 N O T K I O F A PU BU C H 8A R M O TO C O N M O tR THE ADOPTION OF AN O RO w tANca a v t h e CfTY OF SANFO RD . FLORIOA a hereby gmn mat a Pubic Haanng wWBe hart « toa CanawNwpR Chantoara al foe Cby Hal. 300 North Para Avenue at tw C#y of Sanford Fiunda, al 700 ectoca PM un PARCEL ID4 34-19-30-5AA0800-00 ID Oeacnpaon d Property: LEG PT LOT 1 BLK B D ESC A S BEG 270 39 FT S * 25 FT W O F WT C E N O F 16TH ST ♦ R O O ­ SEVELT AVE RUN N 53 DEQ 45 MIN 30 SEC W 173 93 FT S 36 D EG 14 MIN 30 SE C W 34 6 F T S 53 D E G 4 8 M M 30 SE C E 199 29 FT N 42.9 FT TO BEG M M SMITHS 2ND SU BO Pfi 1 P G 101 Namwa m which CORINE TURNER A i d ibid property bamg n me County d Seminote Slaw d Florida Untees men camAcaiwd) anas M redeemed according to taw. toa property deaerded n such camhcdaiai w# be add to toa tvghaat baldar at toa west from door. Seminole County Courthouae. Sanford Florida, on Ucm tay AUGUST 28. 2009 W NOTICE IS H ER EBY G IV ER tool WILLIAM E KIRCHHOFF. vRi notam of w w n g optwh catafa) haa Nad said carM catafa) for a tax dead to be laauad toaraon. The certtocaia numbar(») and year(a) of ma oeacnpaon or me and toa name{s) in which b waa i CERT1FKAT1 NO: 118# YEAR OF MSUANCE: 1 W PARCEL ID4 33-19-31-3000638-0000 of Property: LEG S E C 33 TW P 198 R O E 31E B EG 114 FT E * 20 FT N O F SW C O R O F N 1/2 O F S C 1/4 O F NW 1/4 O F SW 1/4 RU N N 12S FT W 100 FT N 36 F T E ISO FT S 180 FT W 80 FT T O B E G in PATRICIA A DE SHAY, LAWSO N C DENNIS A lo f awd property bofog In to# County d Samfooto, Suae o l Florida. Untaaa such osrM cetofa) N h 6 be radeamad acoordtag to law, toe property daecrtoed in such cerM caw fi) w tl ba add to toe highed bidder t t toa w e « fro * door. Sam footo County CourthouM , S a n to * , Florida, on Monday. AU G U ST 88, 1100am. Payment of I bto docu m en tary___ ^ _____ and recordfog taaa are raqUfred to M paid by toa an rraaafol biddar at toa aato Fua payment of an amount equd to toa higfw * bid ta due wttom 24 hours aftor toe art erased ame of aato aa payments a h * be c a d i or ( antaed instrum ent, a___ payable to the C la m at tow CfrcuM C ourt Datod on 7/7/2006 M ARYANNE M O RSE C L E R K O F T H E CIR CU IT CO U RT SEM INOLE C O U N T Y FLO RIO A by O ERALDINC H ARFO RD Deputy Ctam Publeh: July 13. 20. 77, 2006 and August 3. 2005 SO73 PuM toA ucttw P u b ic auction b tx #01 am, on toe day(t) below, at toa front Atoanta towing, Inc. L 2499 O U Lake Mary 134. Sanford, a tor tot of dispoetog d foe For further mtormataon C * (407)321-2946 07/77fo i on ( l) lt o l VIN4 1O1LT93T0FY21 Puaeh » y 1J 2006 8961 / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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/8c8420627ca2a45b5ec585c1b35df178.pdf fec81b992d9210190a83a88c1a21b4b9 PDF Text Text i .* '»r « e o * MWNecfc. May 18-19, 2 0 0 5 L ic a l s M O D EL : 40 R M TH E C R K M T CO U RT COLOR: BLUE N o n c e is m e r e i y g i v e n . IM N t u . N 1M RO 0 « JU O Y R ta r a i n a n d to Da I t a n i Th* M r t f c m «ta yeertt) ot •W *•. dncrtpaon of to# In HO: 60ff Y EA R W ARCEL 10# 39-16-30.503- - ,— e l Property LEO LO T M F L A LAND * CO LO taB A T W N C O S AD O TO S O U T H 8 A N F 0 H 0 H i p o 73 ta rn In «M cD a.......... ju ju s t lee A« e l h M property M in g h toe O M D a t S n dn eta. Stole e l JUMee# ouch ner#ireta(e> to e eto S e n Je ) w aM w 'eota n T S e N p tato U dder « «w eroto to Seer. Sem inole County C ourVnuee, Sentont. Florida, V M S 2C1MRB2S6SS7S22S2 W HEN: Ju n a 11, S IM W HERE: PatSa tawht®. 1S1S W. 1 M Sheet, Sanlord, FL 32771 <407)321-7442 VEH ICLE YEAR : 1960 M AKE: R 0 8 A L MOOEL: BOAT COLOR: WHITE V M 6 .S L K 6 1 UXJ067M 2 Vehtoto Auction S M O a m WHEN: Ju n a 13,2666 W HERE: PauTto tawing. 1916 W 1M Sheet. Sanlord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEH ICLE YEAR: 1(63 M AKE STOUGHTON MFO. M O O EL m W LE R CO LO R: WHITE V M S 10W 1A9326PS614660 W HEN: J w v 14, SM S W H ERE: PauTe tawing. t » il W. la f Sheaf, Swtford. FI 32771 (407)321*7442 V EH ICLE YEAR : 1696 M AKE: SATURN M O O E L 20R CO LO R : RED V M t . 1Q1ZE12SXS2331406 111 to be paid by to* i F ill payment el I to t w Ngheto tod to i l 24 hour# a toe a t n to . peyetoe to f w O ka* Cow l C lerk o l me to aoto tarm a are *CA8H O R C E R T IFIED FUNOS* Peufa Towing reaervea toe rW# to accept or refect any and a< Pubtah: May 29.2006 Q191 nones op TO Mtohtoto Eptoton SANFO RD . FL C aaeN o: 71S3604-AQ An ADM INISTRATIVE C O M ­ PLAIN T to revoke your ■oanaala) and elgfbtoiy lor leanaure and appomenont haa Boon Mad egtonw you. Ytou hove toe rigid to roqueto a hearing purauam to Seaton* 120 96® and 120.97 (1) and (2). Florida O tatum , Dy maffng a reguaai lor aama to toe Departnent ot Financial Sarvicaa. 200 E. Oamaa S t. IM toiaaaaa, Florida 32306-0333. If a raqueal lor hearing la not received Dy Am o 19. 2006. toe rigid to a hearing In ton matter M l Da waived and too CM et Financial Officer wto daooao of tNa cauaa In accor- W AR N M Q : R ule 12.266. rtd i Fwrtoy Law Rutoa of H A R O FO R I COUNTY. FLORBA CASS NO. 6SCA-2TS-14 SUNTRUST B A N K .* foreign a(D tas of ptaataRpa DATED: M ay ID. 2066 M ARYANNE M ORSE C LER K O P THE CIRCUIT CO U RT Dy: Nancy R Wlrnw SHRMATT1 RAM 8AROOP. NOTICE OP SA LE NO TICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN, that, purauent to a Final Judgm ara of Foractoaura in 11 .6 .1 9 ,) 0196 Pue*c auction to Da haU to • 01 am, on toa day(a) apacMad below, a l the front door of A ito n a taw ing. Inc Located to 2466 Old Laha Mwy Rd SuOa 134, Sanlord. FL tor to# purpoee of deposing of toe ktoowtogvehtdee: l Ouetod to Sem inole County Florida on Juna 7, 2006, a l 1160 a m , on toa oow ftouaa Mope of toe Sem inole County Courteous#, 301 N. Park Avenue. Sanford, Florida 32771. The real property to more parito- LO T t . G R AN D R E S E R V E SUBDIVISIO N. A C C O R O M Q TO THE FLAT T M A E O P A S R ECO RD ED M FLAT BO O K 73 ANO 74, PU BLIC RECO RO S OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A toe real iru perty to m m oom- (SEAL) Otaft of # • Court ByrM aryShoupa Deputy Clark Thei Goodyear Challenge Late el 100 will run et Orlando M odel______________________ Ithia Friday night with i of Late Model action for any ite Model fan. Some of Florida's finest Late Model d riven will be in the field including Joe W lndtell Rich C louaet Chuck Burfchaltet G ieg Kaouk, points leader Jerry Artuso, Bill O etriket A.J. CuncU. Frank Welch, Sam W atts and m any more. Also on the program will be the Open Wheel M odified*, Super Stock, Mini Stock and Strictly Fit gate will open at 2 p m. with practice for the Goodyear Challenge Late Models ONLY from 3 p m to 4 p.m. with division prac­ tice to follow from 4 p m. to 6 p m. Qualifying for the exdting 100 lap Goodyear Challenge will com­ m ence at 6:30 p.m . Racing begins at 8 p.m. General admission is $15, $10 for students and seniors, children 11 and UNDER are free. Orlando Speed World is located between SR 50 and SR520 in Bithlo. The first ever Florida State Championahip Sportsman Invitational 100 will make its debut this Saturday night at New Smyrna Speedway. This is the first 100 Upper that show cases the Sportsman division. Drivers from all over the state are expected to com e and try their luck at the high banked one naif mile New Smyrna Speedway. Along with the 100 lap event will be the Late Models, Open Wheel M odified*, Super Stock, Mini Stock and Strictly Stock. Pit gate will open at 2 p m with practice for the Florida State Championahip Sportsman Invitational 100 from 3 p.m. to 4 p m Open practice for all divisions will begin at 4 p.m . to 6 p.m. Qualifying for the Florida State Putdtoft: May 16. 29. 2006 0119 NOTICE OP FKrrmous nams Nonce to hereby given tool I an engaged in buaineae at 729 >revery# Terrace, MaaOvow. Honda 32746. under the 'ictm ou* Name o l M. O. N eeley Itom ee. Inc., and toaf I mend to regwier said name vith the Otvtoion ot Zorportow ns. Tallahaaaee, Florida, in accordance wrto h a provision# of the Flclrtroue Name SUtutee, to-WH: Section M S 00. Florida Statute# 1691 Malay# Q. Weetoy Putman M ay 29. 2005 0190 Nonet Vetad* Auction to 9 00am W HEN: Ju n e 7,2006 W H ERE: PatTa Towing, 1616 W. 1*1 Sheet. Sanford. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEH ICLE YEAH : 1(66 M AKE: M ER CU R Y M OOEL: 20R CO LO R : BLUE V M #: 1M EBP6237QH607206 vahrcto Aucoon # » 00am W H EN Ju n a 4, 2006 W H ERE: Paul* Towing. 1919 W la t S ir eel. Sanford. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 V EH ICLE Y EA R : 1963 M AKE: DATSUN M O O EL. 2DR CO LO R WHITE V1N f JN1HZD6S1DX506057 (2) W ar l66Q M aha Ford VM# IFA C P67U ILA 160664 PuDNeh: May 29, 2006 0192 NOTICE OR AUCTION TNa auction wto be ItoM on jU N n a ,s 6 a e . « 9 o o a m m 329 AuNn Ava . Oviado. F L Proepacttve biddara may rtapvci m# vvnscivs on n t Qmf before toe Auckon Sent SAM unto SPM . Term# ere caaft or oedfled lunde only. OVIEDO TOWINQ reaervea toe ri0 1 * accept or refuee any and to are 1966 CH EVR O LET LU M M A VIN# 2Q1WLS2M0TS230626 Pubtah: May 29. 2009 0193 M TH« O R C U rr CO URT O F THE BOHTCENTM JUOfCUU. CIRCUIT M ANO FO R S C M N O LS COUNTY, FLO M D A C A M NO. OS-OR-3047-020-0 Maoone Tlmmona Tumor, Petitioner ANO Fran* Tumor. aa--- t_a |. n*n a--- |1_ ur M iflK i pffO w Dy J im I ffO u Lake Mary's Ryan Bono hit his fourth home run of tha season and also was hit by a pitch for the 17th time this season, establishing a new single-season record at UCF. The Golden Knights go after their seventh, and Anal, A-Sun Baseball Championship when they open piay today (Wednesday) against rival and host Stetson on Conrad Park at Matching Field in DeLand starting at 7 p.m. If you can't make it to the game, 740-AM The Team and the voice of UCF Athletics, Marc Daniels, will carry the game starting at 6:45 p.m. MAPt CHCYY (I) 1961 Honda 40oor Rod Vto# 1H0E09646ML04337D (Aucten daw 6 -1 M 6 ) (3) 1667 Mamartaa Stot i 40oor M i Vto# WDBOA34D6HF317191 (Auctoon dtoa 6-1646) Auction wB Da H aU on to o Above O toM A l 2pm At Tri-Cow dy tatong 1196 Bita » < WAtoarSaga 32706 M ay 29,2006 Q I96 M iddleton, Scotty C rock ett Fain Skinner; M ac Johnson, Ryan Foster Jeff Scofield, Patrick Conrad and more. T hen will be an open practice on Friday n igh t May 27, for the Sunbelt Super Late Model 125. Practice wul begin at 5 p m to 10 On Saturday, M siy'2S ,p t^gi£; will open at 2 p m with practice for the Sunbelt Super Late Model driv­ e n from 3 p.m . to 4 p m Open practice will follow from 4 p m to 6 p.m . Qualifying for the 125 lap race will begin at 6:15 p.m . Racing action starts at 7 JO p.m . Along with the Sunbelt Super Late Model 125 will be the Open Wheel Modifieds, P u n Stock. Street Stock, and Hornets. General admission is $15, stu­ dents and senior $5, children 11 and under FR EE Speedway is at 175 exit 414 - turn south on Route 41 one block, take Otis Howell Road and speedway is on left 1 /2 mile. Continued from P ig * 2B UCF continued the trend of home nuts as Marshall Bernhard drilled a two-run shot to left to bring the Golden Knights to within one st 3-2. M ercer scored for the third straight inning with tw o runs in the fourth to extend the lead to 5-2. UCF responded with its sec­ ond home run of the game as Brown hit a tw o-run snot to right-center to close the gap to 5-4. Brown's m onster weekend continued in the sixth as he lined a tw d-nat double to the gap in left center to give UCF its first lead of the game, 6-5. M ercer responded in the home half of the sixth with back-to-back home runs by Hurst and Josh Thompson to give the Bears the lead back at 7-6. The slugfest continued in the seventh as UCF scored for the fourth straight inning as Lake M ary's Ryan Bono, who was hit by a pitch was hit by a pitch for the 17th time this sea­ son, a new single-season record, launched a solo home run to right to even the score again, this time at seven. The gam e remained dead­ locked at seven until the ninth. UCF used O viedo's Brian Brooks to start the inning and the left-hander got a groundout before allowing a single. After a call to the bullpen, UCF sent in Sanford's Dominic Petracca. Petracca allowed tw o soft singles through the left side, including M egahee's game-winner to secure the 8-7 M ercer victory. On Friday, M ercer used a four-run second inning and held off UCF long enough before heavy rain and light­ ning hit the Macon area as the host Bears defeated the Golden Knights 7-5 in 5 J innings of play. UCF trailed 7-3 entering the sixth inning and scored twice in the top of the sixth before the inclement w eather hit to suspend play. After ncara tw o hour and:30 minute lay, play w as called and M ercer w as aw arded the victo­ ryThe rain-shortened loss over­ shadowed a historic day by Brown. The senior left fielder becam e U C F's career leader in hits and RBI by going 3-for-3 with two home runs and four RBI. Brown tied the slngle-eeasoibhome run record at UCF with tw o jacks, sending season total to 17. On one swing, Brown vault­ ed himself into the top spot In UCF's career records for hits and RBI as the senior drilled a two-run home run to center to hand the Golden Knights a 2-0 lead in the first. The hit was Brow n's 289th of his careet; equaling the school record held by Tim Foskett for 22 seasons (1980-83). Brown also drove in RBI number 220 and 221, Join­ ing Vince Zawaski (1985-88) for top honors in UCF history. Brown’s home run heroics continued in the fourth as he established a new career record for hits and RBI at UCF with his solo homer to bring UCF to within two at 5-3. The home run was Brown's 290th hit of his career, the 222nd RBI and his 17th home run of the sea­ son. Brown and Winter Springs' John-Michael Howell, who hit his 15th home run of the season in the series opener on Thursday, are the top nome run hitting duo in single-sea­ son history at UCF with 33 home runs... the two surpassed Dustin Brisson (17 HR) and Matt Bowser (13 HR), who combined to hit 30 hom ers in 1999. l L a km M m ry*a H o m m to w n 1 1 9 M ld d lw Strw w t * L a k * M a r y , F l o r i d a 3 2 7 4 6 C o m p u t m r S t o r m w ith B / Q S A V I N O S / "JTPric9Sitch\ A t#tho«6 nasi Is your computSMlowInq down to s crswl? I l 512 MB Doss your comoutstsks forsvsr to boot u p ^ ■DDR 400 Memor4 If you answered Y E S to these questions, then your com puter m ay be infected and W e C an Help! 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The 'BEST OF THE BEST" Super Late Model drivers in the state will take on the half mile asphalt oval of Columbia M otorsports Park in Lake City this Saturday n ight May 28. Wayne Anderson holds a slight lead over Jeff Choquette who is the leading Rookie of tne Year. But leaving Choquette little room for a mistake is Jason Boyd driving the No. 92 Super Late Model owned by Dick Anderson. Daniel Webster; also a rookie, and Rich Pratt com ­ plete the top five. Other drivers expected a n Jay : May 4.11 .16 . 29. 2006 'A n yon e knowing the whereabouto of Leonard Kevin Grant, hto hawa, auccaaanra. legato andfor aaaigna. If he be deceeaad. ptoaeo contact: Cordon Herrin, Affom ey a l Law, 70439 Courtano Drive, Covtogion. LA 70433. or to phone 866-603-6662.* Robert L Caae, Eagube Siovatoi. Caae 6 Ttogfey P A SunTruto Cartow 200 S Orange A v e . M e 1220. Orlando. 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Parte not Include*! With This Coupon ^ C oupon# m u e l Lm pt»e«rite<J p n o f to a o y M tv ic e O n ly 1 c o u p o n per ,t# M ot lo t e u e it w#B> e ffe r dtecour# or o fta i AM offer# rntymm 6/1)Q9_ �L* . • .* - ■• - -* tm odm m irnm ^.,m * i». ^ t jrT W eekend : S unday, M ay 50 cants m » i r j i i will m eet a sim ilar end. This in a small d ty booming with potential but som e neighborhoods wal­ low in urban problems that cannot be ignored. Residents on both ends of the problem have complained about police and about the courts. Earl W illiam s has helped raise Brandon w ith the b oy's biological m other, Yolanda C anada. W illiam s spoke with The Herald recently about Brandon’s life in hopes drat som e solu­ tions might be found. "1 would talk with him each and every day,” Williams said. H e said he w arned Brandon about the police tar- Edbcon Herald Staff SANFORD — Critical questions sur­ round the events that led to the death of a 15-year-old Sanford boy buried a week ago by his family. Why did Brandon Ealy die af such a young age? W hat does His family have to say about his death? W ho is to blame? W hat will stop the cycle of crim e in Sanford? The questions have no easy answ ers. W ithout searching for solutions, how­ ever; it is likely that more young people Seminole shines bcnwiow rtgn ocrocx .shutout Lake Mary, ISO, as spring footbal came to a dose last Friday at Lyman. _ ■ — *■< w w w .M nfordM w spapttr.cofn Death at 15 triggers difficult questions * - ** ~ *-■i t t t r t 29, 2005 No. 7 8 • Copyright © 2 0 0 5 T h e Sanford H erald V o l. 113, •' , i him and about his choice of *1 said, 'You need to change your tune, change you r friends."* Williams recalled. "1 told him to slow it down and d on 't get with these thugs." The thrill of breaking the law drove Brandon dow n the w rong p ath , W illiams said. In 2002, his actions led to arrests and to a new school for troubled youth. H e w as arrested for grand theft auto in M ay 2002. In August of the same year; Brandon w as arrested for aggra- See Brandon, Paga 3A Brandon Ealy died May 14 at age 15. • e e e lt Seminole County reissues rabies alert May 25 Sanford to recall heroes Monday The Price of a Prank SANFORD — The Seminole County Health Department issued a rabies alert for all Seminole County resi­ dents and visitors May 25. Since January, a total of eight animals have tested positive for rabies, includ­ ing four raccoons, three foxes, and one bobcat Because this is an unusu­ ally high number of rabid animals in such a short period of time, the Health Department is advising its residents and visitors to take the following measures: • Ensure cats, dogs and ferrets have received up-to-date rabies vaccina­ tion by a licensed veteri­ narian; • Restrict your pets from running free by using a leash or keeping them indoors; • Avoid feeding your pets outside and do not leave any pet food out.side; ; • Avoid leaving garbage outside. If trash must be stored outdoors ;ovemight, keep it in a sturdy, tightly closed con­ tainer, • Do not handle wild animals, such as wild ;cats, raccoons, bats, ;skunks and foxes; ; • Teach children never •to handle unfamiliar ani­ mals, wild or domestic, ;even if they appear ;friendly; ; • Report any stray or unfamiliar animals to Seminole County Animal Services. If bitten or wounded by a suspected rabid ani­ mal wash the wound immediately with soap and water, seek medical attention, and promptly report the incident to Seminole County Animal Services. For more information, visit the DOH Web site at www.doh.state.fl.us or the CDC website at www.cdc.gov /nridod /d vtd/rabies.____________ , „ SANFORD — The city will puli out all the stops Monday in observance of Memorial Day. The observance will begin with the parade through downtown Sanford at 10:30 a.m., consisting of members of the military services, local dig­ nitaries, and others. Among special guests in the parade will be Clinton Westbrook, a Pearl Harbor survivor, who was serving aboard the USS Arizona. Also in the parade will be members of the famous Tuskegee Airmen Fighter Group. When the parade reaches the flagpole at North Park Avenue and Seminole Boulevard, there will be a Remembrance Ceremony. Sanford Commissioner Art Woodruff will deliver the city's proclamation followed by a moment of silence, a 21-gun salute, and the playing of taps. This annual commemora­ tion ceremony Is to support and honor those who sacri­ ficed to protect our freedom. During the parade and cere­ mony, there will be action in the sky with a fly-over by the Sanford Aerobatics team, and the Seminole County Sheriff’s Department aircraft. Following the ceremony, everyone is invited to American Legion Post 53, on South Sanford Avenue, for a Memorial Day luncheon. Cost is $5. ZfaflMSA.. ^ H erald p h o to b y Tom m y V in ce n t Sanford Police Chief Brian Tooley, left, leads his force on what turned out to be a prank phone call about a home invasion. Girl, 10, fakes home invasion call B y L la n e E d ix o n H erald Staff SANFORD — 9-1-1, what’s your emergency? Wednesday, at 2:30 p.m., the emer­ gency was a 10-year-old girl with her friend's cell phone making a prank 9-11 call, complete with crying and heavy sighs. "Som ebody just broke in my house,” she told the operator. But, in actuality, the house address she gave wasn't even her own. The 9-11 tape has the operator asking several times for the address to clarify. The girl first tells the 9-1-1 operator that she is at 1808 Club Court in Sanford. When the operator could not find that address on the map, she asks the girl again if the address is Club Court. "Is it an apartment?" the 9-1-1 oper­ ator asked. The girl responded, “No.” And, then the operator spells out the address to make sure she is looking for the correct listing. "It's C-L-U-B Court?" the operator asked again. "Yes," the girl told her. W hen the operator told the girl that she wasn't showing a listing for an 1808 Club Court the girl told her it was Washington Court. "It's not Club Court?" "N o ," the girl responded. Sm P ra n k , P ag e 8 A G a lle r y o n F ir s t u n v e ils w o rk in g art s tu d io s B y B a tty P o rte r H erald C orrespondent SANFORD — Working studios for artists is the latest concept in art gal­ leries. The first such gallery in Sanford made its debut Sunday. Gallery on First, located at 211 E. First St., in the Historic Downtown sec­ tion and directly across the street from the Sanford Police sub-station, hosted a "Hard Hat Reception and Preview" May 22 for artists and local art fans. The new concept blends an art gallery with working space for professional and emerging artists The 4,500-square-foot business fea­ tures nine studios, a multi-purpose room and a central gallery that will be the focal point for shows and events. The nine studios will feature work­ ing artists of various media. Rent for the 12-foot by 14-foot studios range from $350 to $450 per month and stu­ dios can be leased seasonally as well as shared. The general public can rent the S em in o le S m ile C lin to n W e tlb r o o k - USS Aniono/Prwri Morbof wrvTvof H erald ph o to b y B atty P o rte r Artist Terry Hummel with his personal favorite painting he calls. "Who Am I?* which hangs in his new Studio 7 at Gallery on First. m ulti-purpose room for meetings, classes, workshops and events induding after-dark receptions and parties. "G allery on First is designed to invite the public inside the artistic process through shows, events, educa­ iv e k R a t s O p e n in g D a y G a m . C o m e to t h e J v n k 6 t h • 7 tion and conversations with working artists, " Director Jeanine Taylor said. Sporting a yellow "hard hat," Taylor was busy explaining the gallery con­ cept to artists and visitors who snowed up during the reception that took place from 2 to 5 p.m. Taylor will serve as full-time director and will provide the studio artists with concierge services, prom otional and m arketing support, art sales and gallery tours. An accomplished folk artist, Taylor will also be in residence displaying and working at her contem­ porary folk art from Florida and the Deep South. Howard and Robin Marks, owners of the renovated historical building, envision Gallery on First to be "an eclectic environment, where passion for art is shared with a spirit of southern hospitality befitting our Historic Downtown Sanford location." "The brick building is one of the oldS ee G a lle ry , P ag e 9A R p m A T T N K H lA T O M IC S • S a a n t o r o v s . D S IO M Ii M t .U O H I .il S a y t o n a t a d iv u W a tch t iw rn o\ o r rrm o n n o n P iA V ix t: FREE t d m h iit ! A d m is s io n ! �Page 2\ T h k H erald Sunday. May 29. 2005 S em in o le S u m m a ry A G LA N C E A RO U N D O U R C O U N TY Goldsboro among schools chosen for NASA program SANFORD — NASA recently announced schools selected from Kennedy Space Center's district area, which indudes Florida, Georgia and Puerto Rico, are among the next 50 schools to participate in the 2005 NASA Explorer Schools Program. The NASA Explorer Schools (NES) are the heart o f a unique educational program that reaches ele­ mentary through high school students in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia. These schools include Warrington Middle School in Pensacola; Howard Middle School in Orlando; South Plantation High School in Plantation; Goldsboro Elementary Magnet School in Sanford; and Marcelino Canino Canino Middle School in Dorado, Puerto Rico. "We look forward to working with the new schools and continuing our relationship with our existing Explorer Schools," said KSC Education Director Gregs Buckingham. "Our U path this year wiU be to activate our Digital Learning Network so we can commu­ nicate electronically with all 16 of our NASA Explorer Schools." The program debuted June 30, 2003. It sends sdenoe and mathematics teachers "bade to school" at NASA Centers during the sum­ mer to acquire new teaching resources and technology tools using NASA's unique con­ tent experts and other resources. The goal is to make learning science, mathematics and technology more appealing to students. "NASA will need a robust work force to cany out the Vision for Space Exploration. The Explorer School Program looks to fulfill the vision by inspiring the next generation of explorers," said NASA Chief Education Officer Dr. Adena Williams Loston. "The pro­ gram provides the opportunity to explore, dis­ cover and understand through educational activities. It includes fun, challenging adven­ tures tailored to promote learning and study­ ing science, mathematics, engineering and technology." The NASA Explorer School Program is one of four major Agency educational initiatives. Since its inauguration in 2003, the NES Program has established three-year partner­ ships annually with 50 schools, ■; ships indude students, tion administrators serving grades four through nine, from diverse communities across the country. Schools in the program are eligible to receive grants of up to $17,500 over the three-year period to support student engagement in science and mathematics. Eighty-seven percent of all NASA Explorer Schools are in high-poverty areas, and 76 per­ cent represent predominantly minority resi­ dent communities. Ninety-eight percent of the 2006 class is in high-poverty areas, and 82 per­ cent is in predominantly minority resident communities; 19 are in Hispanic communities. "Perhaps someone in a NASA Explorer School will be the first to walk on Mars," Loston said. For a list of NASA Explorer Schools on the Internet, visit: http://explorerschools.nasa. gov. For information about NASA education programs on the Internet, visit: http: / /educa­ tion, nasa.gov. C la r ific a tio n Due to incorrect information supplied to The Herald, some of the names in tne May 25, Police Blotter were wrong. Richard Poffenberger III, 21, not Poffenberger Jr., and Richard Poffenberger Jr., not Poffenberger Sr., were arrested by Sanford Police. Poffenberger III was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (blunt instrument) and Poffenberger Jr., was charged with interfering with an offi­ cer without violence, and disorderly intox­ ication. Poffenberger Sr., was not at the scene, nor was he arrested. During the incident Poffenberger 111 is alleged to have threaten a neighbor with a baseball bat. Poffenberger Jr. is alleged to have interfered with an officer by stepping between the officer and a third suspect, Nicholas Moffitt, who was being placed under arrest. According to the police report, Poffenberger pushed his finger into the o fficer's badge and stated, "D on 't worry, I will have nis badge." T h e C lock K eeper covertly left The Herald offices a bit early to get a jump on the Memorial Day weekend. He will return, as will the Around The Clock col­ umn, next week M ON W o n t's Memorial Day Parade and Remembrance Cerem ony wifi be held a t the RiverWalk beginning at 1030 u n . The celebration includes USS Arizona/Pearl Harbor survivor Clinton Westbrook, a fly-over by Sanford Aerobatics, the Ttakrgee Airmen Fighter Group, and representatives from all branches of the military serv­ ices. The Remembrance Ceremony will be held at the flag pole at Park Avenue and Seminole Boulevard, with a luncheon following the ceremony. TH U The d ty of Whiter Springs Board of Adjustment will meet at 7 p.m. in the com­ mission chambers of City Hall. FRI Hospice o f the Comforter's Quality of Life Mayor Linda Kuhn of Sanford | Legion Post 53, Sanford. 1030 am . Monday. The Airmen. • Deaundria Jermaine Bradley, 29, of A irport Boulevard was arrested by Sanford police early Friday. He was found in a vehicle parked in the 2700 block of Ridgewood Avenue. He was charged with possession of cocaine with intent to sell within 1000 feet of a school, and loiter­ ing/prowling. • Javier Antonio Oboando, 34, listed as homeless, was arrested by Sanford T o ! ice Wednesday in the 500 block of Oak Avenue. He was charged with possession of a con­ trolled substance including over 20 grams of marijuana. Burglary • Daquan Shakill Moody, 22, of Rachelle Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police early Friday at his residence. He was suspected of having burglarized a nearby apartment. He was charged with burglary of a dwelling, theft of over $300 in items, property dam­ age of under $200 and possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. Thefts • Hilda Liliana Bazaes, 44, of Pembroke Pines, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday at a busi­ ness in Seminole Towne Center. She reportedly took several items from a store without paying. She was charged with larceny/tneft of over $300. Assault - Battery • Jam es Sefried, 45, of an unknown address, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday. He was reportedly involved in a con­ frontation with another man at Commercial Street and Highway 17-92. He was charged with bat­ tery - touch or strike. • Judy Norris, 45, o f Holly D isp la y A d v e rtisin g C irc u la tio n W anda Kourpam dis R o u ts Lavender Advertising Sals* Menage, S ie ve G la ss Advertising Account Eiscuttve C heryl Sm ith Casm ira H arrison Composing end C la s s ifie d A d v s rtlsln g Ted W alker charged with battery - touch or strike (domestic violence). Police Blotter Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday in the 300 blockfcOUiMt 3rd Street where she reportedly to o k items from a store without paying. She was charged with shoplifting from a merchant battery - touch or strike, and resisting an officer in the recovery of stolen property. • Casey Franklin Ramey, 23, of Light House Cove, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday at a business in the 300 block of Sanford Avenue. Officers were called in reference to a dis­ turbance. When they approached Ramey, they said he became involved in an altercation with a police officer. He was charged with battery on an officer, resisting an officer with violence, disorderly intoxication, resisting an officer without violence, and violation of the city's open container ordi­ nance. • Lewis James Branda, 27, of Arbor Lake Circle, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday at his residence as the result of a dispute with his wife. He was charged with battery causing bodily harm (domestic violence). • Yanire Fernandez, 30, of Island Bay Circle, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday at his residence. Officers said he had been in a con­ frontation with a female. He was • Tanisha Lenalel Sutton, 19, and ly e n a L. Sutton, 21, both of Cardinal Cove Circle, were arrett­ ed by Sanford police Tuesday at their residence following a dis­ pute. Tyena Sutton reported that Tanisha Sutton had struck her in the face with a plastic baby bath­ tub. Tanisha was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (domestic violence), and resisting' an officer without vio­ lence. ly e n a Sutton was charged with resisting an officer without violence, simple assault (domestic violence), battery on a law enforce­ ment officer, and aggravated bat­ tery (domestic violence). Traffic Stops • Cedric Centrell James, 25, of M adera Avenue, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Tuesday at Locust and Rosalia Avenues. He was charged with resisting an officer by fleeing to elude an officer, driving with a suspended license, attached license plate not assigned and resisting an officer witnout vio­ lence. O ther charges • Robert Chance, Jr., 45, of Orlando, was arrested by Sanford Bolice early Thursday in the 300 lock of Sanford Avenue where he had reportedly been involved in a fight. He was charged with disor­ derly intoxication. • Edwena Howard, 25, of West 5th Street, was arrested by Sanford police on May 16, in the 800 block of South French Avenue. She reportedly struck a child, causing numerous bruises. She was charged with cruelty toward a child, abuse without great harm. Biologist will address roads impact on bears LONGWOOD — The impact of roads on the mortality of the Florida black bear in the Ocala /Wekiva Corridor will be considered by wildlife biologist Brian Scheick on Thursday, June 2 at 7:30 p.m. at a public program hosted by the Friends of the Wekiva River. The Powerpoint program begins D a n P in g L e g a l A d v s rtls ln g P s tll Sm ith the Memorial Day Prodamriton to WMty Spangler, oommandar of tie American i Day events In the dty w i Indude a parade id Remembrance Ceremony tiering at i wM include Peart Harbor survivor C M on Westbrook, a fly-over and tie Tliekegee Drug related at 7:30 p.m. in the community room of the Seventh Day Adventist Church on the east side of Markham Woods Road, just north of SR 434 in Longwood. Scheick will discuss what the Florida Wildlife Commission has teamed about the effects of roads, specifically State Road 40, on bears in Ocala National Forest, and address bear mortality on roads within the Wekiva River Basin. He will then relate this information to the Ocala /Wekiva corridor. Scheick recently co-authored a monograph on the ecology of Florida black bears. For more information, call 407843-6552 Ext. 1020, or contact jexum@glatting.com. Education Program will offer two fire seminars in June. "Graceful Passages: Coming to Terms with Our Mortality" will be held on four consecutive Fridays from 10 a.m. to noon at 480 W. Central Pkwy., in Altamonte Springs. Registration required. Call 407-682-0608, ext. 306. SAT The School o f Dance Arts 40th Anniversary recital will be held at Winter Springs High School at 2 and 7 p.m., with another showing at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 5. Tickets are available for $8 at the High School box office. Father Nicholaa Gruner, an expert on the Mesmge of Fatima and the Third Secret will hold a Rosary Rally and Information talk on Our Lady of Fatima at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, 550 Riverview Avenue, Sanford, from 12:30 to 7 p.m. SUN An afternoon tea and book signing will be held at the | Sanford Book Shoppe, 222 East First Street from 2 to 4 p.m. with the Sierra Club of Central Florida. Guest will lx author Susan Ryan. Donations accepted for Sierra G u b Central Florida Group. THU A Panther Talent Showcase presented by the students of Page Private School, Seminole Towne Center Campus, will be held at the Helen Stairs Theatre, S Magnolia at Second Street in Sanford from 6 to 8 p.m. Admission $3. Children 2 and under free. Tickets on sale at the door. • A special photography ! exhibition will be held from ! 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Anything ! You Want Gallery, 110 S. Park Ave., in Sanford. FRI ____ A Pre-Anniversary even will be held at 7 p.m. at th* Star Theatre on 13th Street Sanford. Special guests wil be the Revival Singers of Apopka, the Gospel Harmonize rs o f Ocala, the Singing Angels of DeLand, the Southwind Gospel Singers of Sanford, soloists Praise Dancers and more. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letien hminrU your name) address and phone number to be published. The Sanford Herald Editor and Publisher A d m in istra tio n Betty Bennett O ut & A bout Memorial Day Proclamation “Serving Seminole County Since 1908" E d ito ria l Willi to i»: Steve Paradis Managing Editor Sunday. May 29. 2005 • Vol. 113, No 70 D oris Dietrich Liarte fcd iion Man, a Haw kins N ick Pteitaul Dean Sm ith Tommy Vincent Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc • 300 N French Ave , Sanford. FL 32771 • Phone (407) 322-2611 • Fax (407) 323-9408 Republic Newspapers, Jnc. a 300 N. French Avanue 1 Sanford, a 32771 * CaN ua: (407)322-2611 • • taM rtw n ttjw i I Faauai (407) 323+401 i �T h i H ik a l o Sunday. May 29.2005 P a § t 3\ B ran d on IA voted battery. H ie last trace of school " * * * * * n t a t the Roaenwald . Center In Ahamonte Springs. * E n M w .L t _____ R °**n w »U serves severely em otionjBy cbsaMed students from eighth grade to a ce 22. The g o d is to get the students on a path hack to a regular dassroom . Brandon attended for th reeyeais. said Brandon per­ form ed wefl academ ically. A * official said w as a likeable student. H e d escribed Brandon as crea tive and as helpful to other students* but n o one at the school o r at the district level would discuss w hy Brandon rem ained at Roaenwald or w hat his progress m ight Have been. They d ted W hen asked about w hat could lead a 15-year-old into crim inal acthriths that ended up U U ng hinv Tbm McDoweO of Sem inole C ounty Public Schools replied: "Som etimes they don't think through their W illiams w ould agree that •Brandon m ade som e bad choic­ es. H e said the young m an w as weQ mannered at hom e, but he w as susceptible to peer pies­ 'l l you tell him he couldn't do som ething he's gonna do i t " WUhama said. Still he didn't to (tie like he did. he W illiam s described B randon's actions ss Tom Sswyer-Hke. Those led to anoth­ e r arrest in D ecem ber 200k this tim e for burglary and petty lar­ ceny. H is next and last run in with the law cam e earlier this m onth Brandon and three oth ers stole an SUV from an A ltam onte Springs hotel on State Road 436. According to an Altam onte Springs police repo r t the boys m ove dow n Central Parkw ay and turned onto Palm Springs D rive. Because of the SUV's speed and reckless driving, the A ltam onte Springs police backed off, the report said. The Sem inole C ounty Sheriff's D epartm ent picked up the chase. A ccording to dispatch notes fram M ay tftfc veffltfo runted ngnt on raiiTi bpnnjcs <*nu njtnt again ion 436. Sheriff deputies placed stop sticks in front of a mall, but the SUV drove around them and later reached speeds near 100 m ph on Interstate 4, according to the notes. A t Burt p oin t the Sheriff's dispatch notes say all the deputies broke off the chase. The vehicle w as still when it reached 46A inc a According to Sanford police reports, the SUV sped tow ard a red light a t Ridgewood Avenue. A car started onto 46A from Ridgewood at the sam e tim e and the SUV steered left, then rig h t but lost control and flipped a t least three times. A ll four occupants w ere Hected. Brandon w as taken to the hospital. The accident is still under Investigation by the Sanford Police D ep artm en t O e o C ohen, police spokes­ woman, said tw o of the passen­ gers told officers that Brandon w as driving the car. W illiam s has his ow n sources, how ever. They say Brandon w as not driving the c a t H e has also been told that law enforcement w as still chas­ ing the SUV w hen it rolled over. One of those witnesses said she lives near the accident and w as am ong the first people to arrive after the crash. She did not see the acddent occur. W hile she w as w atching the scene, som e girls cam e u p and said one o f the boys, w ho escaped for a tim e, told his sister that the SUV w as bumped by a police truck. The witness does not know w ho these girls w ere o r w ho the sister is. W illiamsi Ibelieves there is more to the story. H e and Canada w ere with Brandon at the hospital when he died four days later on M ay 14. W illiams has vowed to find out the truth. "1 just want to see justice hap­ pen," he said. H e feels the boys w ere targeted. H e has felt tar­ geted himself in foe p a st he adm itted. Perhaps the m ost disturbing » r t of m is story, WUUams said, s that other young people are looking at Brandon as a m artyr rather than a w arning. O ne young m an said he stole a car t h e , B r a n d o n died. They /w ear'b lack T-shirts and blue jeans to show unity. So the search for answ ers continues. W illiam s suggests that parents sit dow n and som e­ how talk w ith these young p eo­ ple. H e also said the Lack of reli­ gion in die lives of young peo­ ple has h u rt There is not prayer in sch o o l h e said, and the you n g m en have no m oral background to fall back on. W illiams said the churches are failing these young people. [ cr, they W hen he w as younger; w ould help these children tn and iif they had leadership skills, they w ould put it tow ard positive uses. Today, he said pastors, for the m ost p a rt live outside the community and are not visible. D rugs take hold of m any of these young lives, W illiam s explained, adding that crack is the moat evil invention m an has ever created. For him the answ er is God, h e said. "G od d on 't make any m is­ takes," Williams said. "1 can't question w hy this happened." H e said m ore com m unity policing m ight be another answer. Police know the thugs, but they don't know the citi­ zens, he said. People on the oth er end, those w ho have had cars stolen, are not happy with police either. Bill H kks of Bill Hicks A uto Sales said his business has been broken into four tim es. A com ­ puter w as stolen and the sus­ pects got aw ay in a car stolen from the lot. H e put bars on aD the win­ dow s excep t the bathroom , H kk said. So someone broke in through the bathroom window. H e assum es they w ere young children because very few adults could fit through that "So the point I'm trying to m ake is th at die police say they're doing things, but they're not doing anything," H k k s said. "You can sit out here at n r 9 nobody iw w y here, n n r, night and m there's there's nobody body patrolling. We need to d o► some something about it* O n thatt p oin t W illiams and H kks agree. "I think the court's are letting these people o u t" H kks said. "I c; i :o r c ; i : a i i hi .m A 1 h >l’ \ l > don't know which judge lets these guys o u t . .. but w hoever did i t I tnink is partially respon­ sible for letting these guys out and them getting hurt. 1 mean h e's not responsible because they're idiots, but he [the judge) should have enough sense to keep them in jail for a while." The police counter that they are arresting suspects and the courts are not helping either by letting the young people off with probation or not getting them further help to break the cyde. If an area of the d ty has more calls in a tim e period, the police will patrol that location more heavily. But when other em er­ gency calls occur, the patrolling cannot be as regular as driving by every 15 m inutes, said Cohen, Sanford police spokes­ woman. "W e still support [the crim i­ nals] being held longer than w hat they are being h eld ," Cohen said. "Generally, they are repeat offenders." H k k s is happy w ith the changes Sanford h as m ade on ATTENTION , hi M I the RiverWaik. w ith the H istoric Downtown area and w ith First Street. "But w e're not going to keep people in this to w n ... if they're afraid for crim e, their lire," H kks said. "This place is a mess. We need a new police chief. Wfe need someone w ho's going to do something about mis. He (Chief Brian Tooley) took the job, he signed up to fix i t H e ain't fixing i t Sim ple." So while everyone searches for answers, a family buries a 15-year-old son and brother. Williams misses seeing Brandon in the m ornings. The young m an would help W illiams with chores. "H e w as fun-loving," Williams said, looking at a pic­ ture of the 15-year-old . "H e never took a bad picture. H e had dream y eyes. E yes that light up a room ." N ow the q u estion is w hether B ran d on 's death w ill rem ain a sim ple traged y or will it lead to answ ers B u t will light up a d ty. \W Florida R etirem ent D R O P S y s te m Participants If a lo cal rclatlo ask ip w ith a C ertified F ia a a d a l H a u e r 111 V * ’,s Is p referab le to calU ag a I-M O lu m b e r fo r you r retirem en t p la a a la g decision s, we should talk . X I’m Lany Breen, a Certified Financial Planner™ and a retirement planning specialist. 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(m if you didn't know) is the start of the Atlantic Hurricane Sesaon. It will last until November 30th. This is merely th e'offid aT time period. Hurricanes can arrive esiher or Later than m e t After iM, hurricane* don't care about calendars. Except for fafta who have moved into the area ainoe last y e n we should ail know the drill - how to prepare - what to do - and what NOT to d& Ofea o n look ahnort eveiywheie and find listings of iecommendatloni fa pee p u t iu i of a hurricane. I suggest, if you are a newcomer ta itto y o u rneirfiboei and find out what they did toavokl damage - o r w hat t o y didn't do which resulted in the loss of a root tree* or other Hems. You m a t ad m it w e were very oomplaoertt about last year's hurri­ cane season. We hadn't had one hit the Sanford asea in many years. Thoae of us who went through hurricanes Donna and Dora years ago, had practien how tough they can be and the ' can d a No one expected we would yor 'canes hit us in Just a few short weeks. Looking ahead, no one expects we will see a repeat of that during this year's hurricane season - but it's not impoasfcie. Now - looking at what we possibly didn't learn during last year's preparation - did we purchase enough ,plywood to te seal t --------- 1lo d our windows or did we rack to d ourselves going to a lumber yard at the last minute^ only to to d they were out of stock or dou^ D K om pno. * * * * * * Did we assume our homes and property wete fuBy covered with insurance? O r did we find out, when we applied for mmpenaatkey that c a rtto things are NOT covered? And wnat about people w ho live near the w ater Flood insurance is often s separate m atter brYt it ttans w e checked up on these things? Did w t prepare lor the hurricane by purchasing a great deal of food to hold us over during the storm? What happened wnenthepower on the lefrigrrata went out for several days? Ocxdy, wasn’t it? Tnen there were canned goods which didn't require refrigeration. However some fo fa have only « i electric canopenee Whoops! Then fax* much of the food you may have purchased requires cooking. Electric ranges, ovens and microwaves don't work when the power is ou t (1 didn't need to leDyou th at but it was intended as words of caution). One more thing on what NOT to d a This past yeat we heard of a number of people who held hurricane parties. Friends and neighbors gathered at a hetne during the hurricane and sat around drinking and having fun, but becoming leas capable of handling problems should they arise. There was one hurricane party held last year with about 15 people in attendance. When the roof collapsed, many were severely injured. That certainly doesn't sound like a fun party tom e. I have some suggestions: Be certain to have a camera on hand. If there is damage anywhere on your property or to your home; take pic­ tures. You may need them if you end up applying for FEMA support or with your insurance. Another thing, whether you plan to stay at home during a hurricane, go to a sheHet or take off to someplace up north, away from the storm, let others know about where you might be. If you have a cell phone - be certain they have your number. And remember to take important phone numbers with you if you leave hoou; especially if you are forgetfuL We had millions of dottais in damage done laat year. Some folks are stm in temporary facilities. Others still nave thoae blue tarps an the roof of their home. Our local governments have conducted training to plan on what to do if a hurricane hits. Each of us should do the same. Let m e add: them Is a tax-free Hurricane Preparedness period in Florida from June 1 st through 12th when you can buy many items 1 to (xepais for the s— on. without paying a sales tax. Take r - . Pfeifauf Your Views Fort Mellon Park should remain just that, a park To T h e E d ito r A fter read in g u p d ates an d su g g estio n s fo r o u r b eau tifu l P ark , I feel com ­ pelled to o ffer "m y tw o ce n ts." I co n cu r w ith Je rry M ills’ recen t q u ote in The H erald as follow s: "I ju st d o n 't w an t us to en d up w ith a carn iv a l w a te rfro n t.” (en d of h is q u o te). L et us all rem em b er th at F o rt M ellon P ark is a "p a rk ." •It sh ou ld n o t be clu ttered b y ad d in g p lay fo rts, e tc. for th e ch ild ren , u n less it's ad d ed to th e p resen t p laygrou n d site ; (an d yes, I'm a g ran d m o th ­ e r). T n ere Is still en ou gh room to ad d tw o o r th ree m ore p laygrou n d featu res am en ities, w h ich are enjoyed by so m any, alo n g w ith a p an o ram ic view o f o u r b eau tifu l R lverW alk and Lake M on roe. H o w ev er — an d n ow fo r m y "tw o c e n ts" — p ictu re th is: A b eatu ifu l, n o stalg ic, b an d stan d erected u n d er th e m any h u ge trees o n th e co m e r n e x t to the N ew Tribes M ission . S ch ool b an d s w ou ld be in vited to p erform free con ­ ce rts, as w ell as jazz g ro u p s, e tc . A p lace w h ere o u r com ­ m u n ity can com e to g eth er w ith tn eir ch a irs and b lan ­ k ets and listen to th e m u sic u n d er the sta rs — o r n o t. L e t's ju st n o t lose sig h t of w h at F o rt M ellon P ark is....... It's a "p a rk ." A b eau tifu l reen a rea th at, alon g w ith le R iverW alk, sh ou ld co n ­ tin u e to offer refu ge from th e m ad d en in g cro w d s (1-4, 1 7 -9 2 , e tc .) on ce w e a re all w h ere p laygrou n d equip­ m en t is p resen tly located . A s m ost o f u s know and ap p re cia te , o u r p ark is "o n e o f-a -k in d ." I b elieve F o rt M ellon P ark sh ou ld alw ays e xu d e a sen se of peaceful­ n ess, b eau ty, class and se re n ity ..... a p lace w here o u r citizen s and th ose from n earb v com m u n ities are a lread y en joyin g all of its am en ities. Im ag in e.... w e h ave a p ark th a t offers basketball, a p laygrou n d , p icn ic area, d u ck p on d , b aseb all field, ten n is co u rt, bike rid in g, ro ller b lad in g, w alking, e tc. an d en ou gh "o p en sp ace" fo r p erh ap s a gam e of tou ch footb all, and even the "o c c a ­ sio n al ca rn iv a l." A lso, p len ty of room to invite th o u san d s to o u r hom etow n to sh are the Ju ly 4th festivi­ ties, e tc. H ow m uch m ore d o w e n eed ? W e are alread y blessed w ith m any S safely hom e. A gain , n o t ag ain st the ch ild ren h av in g th eir sp ot "w h ich is a lre a d y in p la ce ." A d d a cou p le m ore p ieces of p lay g ro u n d eq u ip m en t for th em ......an d m ayb e som e­ th in g sp ecial fo r the rest of u s (n o ted ab ove). I d o n 't know Jerry M ills, b u t 1 sh are in h is vision. W e sim p ly d o n 't w ant to en d u p w ith a carnival w aterfro n t. A nd if that w ere to h ap p en , I'd have to ad d : "T h ere goes the neigh­ b o rh o o d ." L e t's con tin u e to show "a little cla ss" and m aybe one d ay ... Sanford w ill be know n a s "H om etow n U .S .A ." W e h ave all the right in gred ien ts. It's know ing how to put them togeth er. / Jan ice Leom bruno San ford D e b o ra h J a r v is - S m it h E m e r a Seminole County Public Schools is pleased to be a provider in the upcoming l d OPEN MEMORIAL DAY MONDAY, MAY 30 V oluntary Pre-K (VPK) School T ear P rogram * Your child is eligible for VPK if: • He or she will be four years of age on or before September 1, 2005 • You reside in Seminole County Due to space limitations Seminole County Public Schools’ Voluntary Pre-K Program will only be offered at designated schools. RA FFLE Remember Our Veterans & Fighting Soldiers GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE OPEN MON. - SAT. 10 AM - 5 PM 303 FIRST STREET HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SANFORD 407-268-9717 There will be two models from which to choose: Model 1 : Full D a y Program • • • • 3 hours paid by VPK funding Additional 3-6 hours may be purchased (the fee will be determined by household income) Parents must provide transportation M o d e l 2 : H alf D a y p r o g r a m • 3 hours paid by VPK funding • A.M. and P.M. sessions available • Parents must provide transportation For m ore information please call the Pre-K O ffice at (407) 320-0414 (English) and (4 0 7 )3 2 0 -0 4 1 5 (Spanish) For General information about VP K , visit Vie w ebsite at www vrjhlfof ifa qh\w call the Sem inote Early Learning Coalition at (4 0 7 ) 871-1101 I �www.sanfofdrwwipaper.com T he Herald Obituaries Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis "HORSE SENSE' ByFREDPtSCOR 92 Lika pocket change 119 They're potted 120 Contribute 33 ZHch 121 Top exec. 1 Soft seat 94 Factendtog 5 Sleeper's dffltcufty 95 Absorb the loss. if refcjctarfly 96 Temporary 10 livin'la _ wheels Loca*: Ricky Marlin hit 97 Periscope part 14 12-year-old, eg. 99 Kite's weapon 19 Score alter 100 Invoice amount deuce 101 A bra might 20 Ark units cover it 21 Slaughter in 104 Uke some wine 22 Spit down t o DOWN Long tale 26 Tny brook Thor's father 29 Put on notice 32 Like some ■Mademoiselle _ * :d e Maupassant story country music X _ Major 34 Make better Aardvarktare Passion's X opposite X It 1eC in 1991 37 Cues follower Carts source AdMas rival 110 Broadnay hit Poetic X featuring CetUc 25 Certain big music 112 It may hold up 27 Licorice-Ike your shorts 114 In not yet bom cordial 28 In t o hole X 18 Social oddball 24 Baylor University team 105 Aversion 23 FTOdeivery 17 Almost winning Service Ration feature 115 Tend t o sauce 116 Line from t o 31 'Thermr 32 School sport X *P1nocehio* 9 Northernmost Oregon city 10 Sied or bike 11 Permanently W hatln'ttvngs are in 57 M ai indulgence X Withdrawn apple spray 61 T sizes: Abbr. 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X Taker of vows 54 They may hide shiners 58 Did a fall chore X Sink 62 Noisy pup X Throbs 64 Country on Lake Victoria Partoiwpm X V ER A M . K LIN G ER Vera M. Klinger, 89, of Mims, died Friday, May 27, 2005 in Longwood. She was b o m Aug. 4, 1915 in Quitman, Ga. She was a sec­ retary. Survivors include daugh­ ter, Priscilla L. Mulligan; son, Charles E. Murray; eight grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge o f arrangem ents. M ILD R ED C H A PM A N LaBIA N C A Mildred Chapman LaBianca, 96, of Orlando, died Tuesday, May 24, 2005 at Florida Hospital, East Orlando. Bom in East Bloomfield, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida over 50 years ago. She was a hom e­ maker and a member of First Baptist Church of Oviedo. Survivors include son, Charles Chapman of Longwood; daughter, Amy Coppedge of Geneva; eight grandchildren; 13 great­ grandchildren; three greatgreat-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday, May 28, at 11 a.m. at Collison Howell Branch Chapel, with burial in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Calling hours will be one hour prior to the service. Collison Family Funeral Homes 8c Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. JA M E S W . O V ER TO N SR . 67 Pul into, as a station X In desperation Jam es W. Overton, Sr., 74, of Winter Park, died Wednesday, May 25, 2005 at his residence. He was bom in Richmond, Va. He was a C ilot, a retired Colonel in the .S. Air Force and a member 71 Road alerts 74 “CHIPS'star 77 Dustin’s *69 Oscar rote 78 Kids'card game X Bandleader P uff 5A Sunday. May 29. 2005 grandm other Ruthia R. Hester of Sanford. Funeral services will be held Saturday, May 28, at 3 p.m. at New Life Word Center, 1311 Oak Avenue, Sanford, with Rev. Ronald VV. Merthie, pastor, officiat­ ing. W ilson-Eichelberger Mortuary', Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangem ents. of Aloma United M ethodist Church. Survivors include wife, Jane Overton of Winter Park; sons, Daniel Overton of Holyoke, Ma. And Jam es VV. Overton II of S. Newfane, Vt.; daughter, Rebecca L. Boston of Chapel Hill, N.C.; brother, William D. Overton o f Richmond, Va.; two grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m., Sunday, May 29 at the Howell Branch Chapel, with Rev. Bruce Williams officiating. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. Collison Family Funeral Homes Sc Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. IR V IN G R. W EN TW O R TH JR . Irving R. Wentworth, Jr., 58, o f Rosalia Drive, Sanford, died Tuesday, May 24, 2005, at his residence. He was born Jan. 22, 1947, in Oxford, Mass., and moved to Sanford from Northfield, N.H., 30 years ago. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, and a m em ber of First Baptist Church, Winter Springs. He was a lifelong member of American Legion Post 53. Survivors include wife, Annerose Siebeck Wentworth of Sanford; sons, Richard J. W entworth of Osteen and Ralph R. Wentworth of Sanford; step­ daughter Janet Barney; eignt grandchildren. A memorial service will be held Saturday, May 28, at 1 p.m. at First Baptist Cnurch of Winter Springs, 817 East SR-434 in Winter Springs. Burial will be held at a later date. in lieu of flowers, memo­ rial donations may be made to the Irving R. Wentworth, jr. Fund, c/o First Baptist Church of Winter Springs, 817 E. SR-434, Winter Springs, 327UH. Florida Direct Cremation Service, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. Z Y 'K ER IV A H L . TAYLO R Zy'Kerivah L. Taylor, seven months, of Deltona, died Tuesday, May 24, 2005 at Florida Hospital, Orlando. She was born Sept. Taylor 26, 2004, in Sanford. 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H o n d a h * ip * ii «/.ttuumg ., F u n e r a l H u m e 'to Serve A* VVr Would Ik Served Sin*e IW! 3 2 7 ‘/2 407-678-4500 't . J 42W W S K Z 1 i * W in if i S p rin g * 407 327 I5U> ft't Liftt tin t „ v* i* * iJ u j f ie U lu n r t a il* * l i t *.uwi mi,/ /. �Pa«e 6 \ w w w .M n lo r d M w a p a p a r .c o m T he H erald Sunday. May 29. 200"* L if e St yle The Way We Were: F A M U law co lleg e Pilot Club cruises on Lake Monroe graduates 5 8 , three The following items are from the Friday, Sept 3, 1943, edition of the Sanford Herald. from Sem inole Pilot Chib takes Trip on Lee Yacht Through the courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Lee, members of the Sanford Pilot Qub enjoyed a boat trip on Lake Monrue the previous Wednesday. Hostesses were the Mesdames WE. Hollyhead, Mary Rawlins, G.H. Putnam and O.M. Harrison, who served a picnic ■upper on the yacht. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Lee, ............................... Mesdames W.V. Bitting, Bert Chapman, W.C. Erickson. A1 Hunt, W.C. Maxwell, E.B. Randall, M B. Smith and J.E. Stoneberg. Also misses Lucille Johnson, Maude Ramsey and Lt. Janet McAdie of the Sanford Naval Air Grace Marie Station. Stinecipher • •••• ••• Mrs. Lander Guest at OES Meeting Mrs. Marne Lander. Right Worthy Grand Conductress of the General grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star had been honored guest at the recent meeting of the local chapter. She addressed about 50 members of the Seminole organiza­ tion. Mrs. Lander was introduced and escorted to the East where she was greet­ ed by the Worthy Matron, Mrs. Charles Hewsoa who presided over the meeting. She presented the honored guest with a gift and a corsage from the chapter. The Worthy Patroa Hasky Wight, assisted the Worthy Matron in the East. Mrs. Basil C. Moure sang a group of solos written especially for Mrs. Lander. She also sang "Tne American Prayer" fol­ lowing a short prayer for family mem­ bers in the armed forces. Mrs. Sybil Routh, who had visited Mr. and Mrs. G £ . McKay in Miami, disclosed that Mrs. McKay had been injured in an automobile accident and was not recu­ perating in their new home. Plans were formed to assist in the County War Loan Drive. Personals Miss Jean Wilson and Francis Wilson were visiting relatives in Scbring and West Palm Beach. J.N. Azarello had returned from Georgia, Virginia and North Carolina where he had spent the summer on busi­ ness. Miss Mertha Wright of Smyrna, Tennessee had arrived to spend a moth with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M L. Wright. Misses Lorraine Yarborough. Virginia Yarborough and Mary Nickel planned to leave Sunday for Miami where they bad accepted civil service positions. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Smith and their sons, Ralph and Walter, had returned from a week's vacation at Daytona Beach. Capt. Steward Gatchef ai d Mrs, Gatchel would leave Saturday for Fort Benning, Georgia where Captain Gatchel would be stationed for three months, tak ing advanced officers' courses. Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Chapman had returned from Clayton. Georgia. They were accompanies! home by their daugh­ ter Jane who had attended Laurel falLs camp Mrs. W.A. Leffler and Lila Leffler had gone as far as Atlanta with the Chap mares and had continues! from there with Mr. Leffler. Longwood News G.P. Searcy, former Town Clerk, now with FPS Company on Dundee, was with his family for two weeks. On Sunday, the Bjptist congregation had given a chicken pileau dinner in honor of Dr. Sam Martin in Sunnyside Park. Formerly of Longwood, Dr. martin now had a large church in Murray, Kentucky. 1le had recently preached the Longwood church for three Sundays. Teachers at Lyman School for the 1943-44 year were C.W. Isbill, principal, Mrs. Maude Tupper, first grade; Mrs. Louis Orr, second grade: Mrs. Flora Willis, third and fourth grades; Mrs. Hettie McMahon, fifth and sixth grades; Mrs. Aldia Milwee, English and Music; Mrs. Ernie Starr, Hume Ec and Chemistry; Mrs. Rosebud North Math and Health, Mrs. Mary Hartley, Spanish and bookkeeping. Miss Evelyn Robins, Commercial, Mrs. Nellie Coleman, Science, history and biology. The Longwood Card Club was enter­ tained by Mrs Harriett Whitten on Saturday night when several progres­ sions of pinochle were planed Ritz Theater News Playing at the Ritz Theater on Fnday and Saturday was a double feature, "Air Raid Wardens" starring Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, and "King of the Cowboys" starring Roy Rogers On Sunday and Monday would be "Arabian Nights", in Technicolor, star­ ring Jon I tall and Mana Monte/ Correction Through an oversight of nune, V'olie Williams, Jr was left oft tiw list of attor rerys who were prataing in Sanford in 1952 Dus list was j *uM J ied m my May If artulr B y G race M . S tin e c ip h e r From the a rtic le ab o u t th e Y ebbas restorin g the D o d d / S p u rlin g h ou se at 2 0 1 6 M e llo n v ille A ven ue, so m e m ay h a v e g o tten th e im p ressio n th at Mr. S p u rlin g had large airp lan es parked in h is yard. N ot so. It w as G e o rg e " D o c " W ells, Je s s e S p u rlin g 's son -in -law , w ife o f B u elah Sp u rtin g , w ho bu ilt several sm all a ir­ p lan es, one o f w hich is p ictu red here. F lo re n c e W ells, L a ter M rs. D o u g la s Sten stro m , is p ictured w ith th e "S p rit of S a n fo rd ". T h is p lan e, co m p le te w ith e n g in e , w as b u ilt c ir c a 1 9 2 9 . H is d au g h ters en jo yed d riv in g it around in th eir yard for m any y ears. T h e W ells' o th e r d au g h ters w ere M ild red (M rs. Bill S tem p er), V iolet (M rs. Ben C u rrie) and G la d y s (M rs. D avid D ia l, n o w M rs. D o u g la s S tre n s tro m ). V io let and F lorence are d eceased . A n o th er p lan e th at W ells b u ilt w as a tta ch e d to a p o le w h ic h he w o u ld take to Ja ck so n v ille B each . T h ere, he w ould set it up o n th e beach and sell rid es to ch ild ren. G eo rg e W ells w as o n e o f the ea rlie st au to m o b ile m ech an ics in San ford . H e w as also a m a ch in ist fo r C h a se and C om p an y and d esig n ed and b u ilt the first M ule Train for them . F lo rid a A gricu ltu ral and M ech an ical U n iv ersity (FAM U) C ollege o f Law held its inaugural H ooding Cerem ony Saturday, May 7 at 10 a.m. at the O rlando Expo C entre. F ifty -eig h t can d id ates were presented for the FAMU C ollege of Law. Sanford and Sem inole County had the honor of having three Sem inole stu­ dents to graduate from the School of Law. V ictoria E lease A nderson, Tony A ntonio Covington and Dr. W illie B. Newm an all received their law degree and are presently studying to take the Florida Bar Exam. M arva The Hooding Ceremony was done H a w k in s by Associate Dean Om ar Saleem and • • A ssociate Dean Ruth A. W itherspoon. • • • Guest speaker was Robert J. Grey, Jr., President of the A m erican Bar Association and partner with Hunton and W illiam s. Dr. C astell Vaughn Bryant, is Interim President of FAMU C ollege of Law. The C ollege of Law 's rich trad i­ tion o f excellence dates back to its orig in al fo u n d ­ ing. On Dec. 21, 1949, a d ivision of law was estab­ lished at w hat was then Florida A&M C olleg e, and the first class was adm itted in 1951. In 1968, with the control o f the Board o f Regents it w ith­ drew its perm is­ sion to adm it law students and the law school grad­ uated its last class and closed its doors. B etw een 1954 and 1968, the law school graduated 57 students who Harald photo by HarmHawkins have gone on to Victoria Anderson and family. m ake sign ifican t co n trib u tio n s to the legal profession both within the state and through­ out the nation. The 2000 Florida Legislature unanimously passed leg­ islation establishing a law school at FAMU, and on Jun 14, 2000, G overnor Bush signed the bill into law. The C ollege o f Law 's first class began in the fall of 2002. Current enrollm ent is 289 in the day and evening classes. On April 30, 2005, in Tallahassee, the degree of Juris Doctor was conferred on members of the first reestab­ lished law school. The College of Law's new campus will open this fall in Orlando. T h e City o f Sanford Dr. M artin Luther K ing, Jr. See Hawkins, Page 7A Stetson’s Comer For this is an enchanted land... Welcome to Stetson's Comer, where weekly we hope to share a hit o f what is good about the Village o f Geneva. This column is dedicated to a man who did the same - Deputy Sheriff Gene "Stetson" Gregory, who was killed in the line o f duty luly 8, 1998 in the place he was sworn to protect, hut which could not protect him. Geneva will never he the same because o f Deputy Gregory...it will he better. I am no good at goodbyes'. I really prefer to, when faced with the finality of a situation, say "see you later" and pretend like that will really happen. And faced with the finality of the fact that this will be the last ‘Stetson's Corner’ that I ever put down on paper, I am in no better shape. 1 nave been pondering what to write for three weeks. As I mulled over the words to carefully choose for this bitter­ Darla Kinney sweet occasion, I kept thinking about the book Cross Creek, Scoles written by M arjorie Ktnnan Rawlings (The Yearling. Golden Apples) Rawlings lived in rural upper-Flonda in the early 190l)'s and was inspired to write about her surroundings in such a way as to make me wish 1 was her, then And so it was that when I came to this place called Geneva, I felt as if I were It was here that 1 began to write again after years of helping my growing family with their words instead It was here that 'Stetson's Corner was born - even it it is only a bit of "fluff as one friend teasingly points out And it was here th jt my life came full circle child, writer, wife, mother, writer, child Living here among the wild thing* louche* something young and creative in me and lake* me to a place ti> lap into when life leave* me dry I'm not mi sure that there is a place in Indiana such as can make that happen But ll l* lo Indiana that I will journey in a lew weeks, leaving behind a part of myself that I tan mil pack up and take with me Rawlings left behind some words I'd like to share, however, as my way of paying tribute to this place, its people, and what 1 will take with me when I go... "Wfien I came to the Creek, and knew the old grove and farmhouse at once as home, there was some terror, such as one feels in the first recognition o f a human love, for the joining o f person to place, as o f person to person, is a commitment to shaded sorrow, even as to shaded joy. " "...l think that the shabbiness of the Creek is a part o f its endearing quality. I for one might admire, hut never truly love, an affluent perfection. ... The Creek shabbiness was never elegant and never will be. ll is merely comfortable and weatherbeaten, meeting Time halfway. I am sometimes tempted to put up a new fence across the house yard. I have always thought that a white picket fence must be a great comfort to a house­ holder. I think o f the pride l should take in seeing white paint gleaming from around the bend in the road. Then Snow the grove man becomes quietly tired o f trailing for me to do something, and comes driving the farm truck into the yard over the cattle-gap with a load of fresh fatwood pine posts from the hammock. He asks 'You aim rust to use the old gate, don't you.7’ I aim to use the old gate, and say so, and Snow goes ahead and replaces the rotten and sagging posts with new ones. He tightens the fence wire. Hog and cattle 4-inch mesh, and the effect is trim and eminently suitable. I tell muselt that a white picket fence would interfere with the feeling one hat inside the house o f being a part of the grove that the new fence would mean tearing ouf thr coral honeysuckle vines that cling passionately fo the old wire but the real objection is that an elegant fem e would bring to the Creek a icaufon orderliness that it out of place." Wften /bought the Florida orange grove with my inheritance that represented my share of the Maryland farm my father's sister Madeline wrote me in lament 'You have in you. she said, that fatal drop o f Vearce blood, clamoring for ihange and adventure, and above all, for a farm I do not understand how anyone ian live with­ out some small plate of ernhantment to turn to In the lakeside hammock there is a lunslanl stirring in the If re-lops, as though on the stillest Jays the breathing of the earth is yet audible the Spanish moss sways a III I tie always. The heavy forest thins into occasional great trees, live ouJts and palms and pines." "...The jungle hammock breathed. Life went through the moss-liung forest, the swamp, the cypress­ es, through the wild sow and her young, through me, in its continuous chain. We were all one in the silent puls­ ing. This was the thing that was important, the cycle o f life, with birth and death merging one into the other in <m imperceptible twilight ami an insubstantial dawn." "...Who owns Cross Creek? The red-birds, I think, more than I, for they will have their nests even in the face o f delinquent mortgages. And after I am dead, who am childless, the human ownership of grove and field and hammock is hypothetical. But a long line o f redbirds and whippoorwills and blue-jays and ground doves will descend from the present owners o f nests in orange trees, and their claim will be less subject to dis­ pute than that o f any human heirs. Houses art indipjdual and can be owned, like nests, and fought for. But what o f the land? It seems to me that the earth may be borrowed but not bought. It may be used, but not owned It gives itself in response to love and tending, offers its seasonal flowering and fruiting. But we are tenants and not possessors, lovers and not masters. Cross Creek belongs to the wind and the rain, to the sun and the seasons, to the cosmic secrecy o f seed, and beyond all. to time " I wonder what she thinks o f the mysterious business that is my writing. Once in ftie midst o f cre­ ative difficulties. I said facetiously. Martha, I ’m in trouble I II do the washing if you'll write this chapter for me Sugar/ she said gravely, God knows I'd do if if I could' 'Sugar/ she said, they ain’t nobody at Cross Creek can do that ." But there is someone in Geneva who can. Next week you will hear from Karen M Phillips, whe loves this rural setting as much as I, and who will make- this column hers And 1 will see you later .. •Darla IV need you lo tell us what you know that u good about Geneva' Vieate share your information ideat and comments by calling 407-449-2140 via e-mail a> JarlasU m pinel net, tplease pu\ rtrttvn %I orner in the subject linet. or with a /a t U 407 U t H U I hanks' �www.— nfordrwwtpaptf.com T he Herald Sunday. May 29. 2005 DAR honors people with service awards S allie H a rriso n C h ap ter, D A R , h on ored re cip ie n ts of v a rio u s se rv ice a w a rd s at its fin al lu n ch eon m eetin g o f th e y e a r S atu rd a y (M ay 1 4 ) a t M an g o 's C afe in L ak e M ary. T h e o p e n in g ritu a l w a s c o n d u cte d by th e R e g e n t, D r. L o is S o m e rv ille , an d a ctin g C h a p la in , V irgin ia P o w ell. M e m b e rs an d g u e s ts p le d g e d a lle g ia n ce to th e F la g o f T h e U n ited S ta te s o f A m e ric a an d re c ite d T h e A m e ric a n 's C re e d . V ice R eg en t S an d ra T h o m as led a ll in sin g in g th e first v e rse of The S ta r S p a n g le d B an n er. In a d d tio n to a w a rd re c ip ie n ts , g u e s ts w e re B a rb a ra L em ay , L ib ra ria n o f th e F lo rid a S ta te S o ciety D a u g h te rs of th e A m erican R e v o lu tio n , 2 0 0 3 -2 0 0 5 ; M a rie C o s ta n z o , B e rn a d e tte Y oung an d p ro sp e ctiv e m em b ers L in d a L an g an d E liz a b e th N ich o ls. S an d ra T h om as g a v e th e P re s id e n t G e n e ra l's m e s ­ sa g e w h ich in clu d ed th an k s fo r th e o n g o in g su p p o rt o f th e P re sid e n t G e n e ra l's P ro je c t, "P re s e rv in g O u r P a trio tic H e rita g e ." DAR w ill be h o stin g a G en e a lo g ica l C o n feren ce O cto b e r 15 an d 1 6 , 2 0 0 5 a t its n a tio n a l h e a d q u a a rte rs. T h e c o n fe re n ce p ro g ra m w ill fo cu s on p re -C iv il W ar A m e rica n re se a rch su b jects an d w ill be o p e n to th e p u b lic. T h e N a tio n a l D efen se re p o rt w as g iv e n by B a rb a ra H all w ho q u o ted a t le n g th from an a r tic le , re p rin te d b y p e rm issio n fro m "Im p rin ts ," th e n a tio n a l sp eech d ig e s t o f H illsd a le C o lleg e. E n title d "In d u s tria l L e a d e rs h ip a t Dr. Lois Somerville, chapter regent, left, and Don Bates, DAR History Teacher Award recipient. R is k ," th e a rtic le s ta te d th a t o u r co u n try is p ro d u cin g fa r fe w e r e n g in e e rs R e cip ie n t of th e D A R H isto ry T each er a w a rd . Dr. D on B ates w h o cu rre n tly is than are o th er p arts o f the w o rld , p a rticu la rly A sia. T h e co n clu d in g sen ten ce s ta te d th a t fa ilu re to ad d ress our im m ense sh o rt­ co m in g s in scien ce and m ath ed u caton is u n accep t­ a b le and w ill in e v ita b ly lead to a w eakening o f our nation. The R eg ent th an k ed M ard i Sn id er, V irg in ia P o w e ll, L ibby Boyd and F ran M o rto n for co m p le ­ tion o f the C hapter scra p ­ b o o k w hich was on d isp lay at S tate C on feren ce and has a lso b e e n on d isp la y at recen t ch a p te r m e e tin g s. She also thanked C h ap ter m em b ers w ho vo lu n teered to p re se n t RO TC m ed als and c e rtific a te s to s e n io r c a d e ts at each o f the C o u n ty 's sev en h ig h sch o o ls. S h e p erso n ally resented th e aw ard at tw o igh sch o o ls. O th er v o lu n ­ teers w ere Pat E lliot, M ary Ja n e D u ry ea, A nn Lupton, V irginia Pow ell am d A lison D u rham . in ch arge o f Social Stud ies C u rricu lu m for S e m in o le C o u n ty p u b lic sch o o ls, a ccep ted th e aw ard g ra ­ cio u sly for all h isto ry teach ers in the county. Dr. Bates is a n ativ e Floridian w ho atten d ed p u blic s ch o o ls in S em in o le County. He is a graduate of Lym an H igh Scn oo l. He tau gh t at m id d le and high sch o o ls before join in g the C o u n ty a d m in istra tiv e staff. D rs. S id and N ell W illiam s are recipien ts o f th e DAR C o m m u n ity S erv ice aw ard. The couple, m em bers o f SA R and DAR, h a v e been a ctiv e p a rtic i­ p an ts in a F o u n d atio n w hich is restoring a h is­ toric south F lo rid a hom e. K athleen Riley, a reading Polk at in stru cto r C o m m u n ity C o lleg e, receiv ed tn e O u tsta n d in g T eacher o f the Year aw ard. She briefly h ig h lig h ted two asp ects of her career. In 1983 she w as aw arded a su m m er g ra n t from the N atio n al E n d o w m en t for the H u m a n itie s to stu d y N ative A m erican L iteratu re at the U niversity o f Illin o is, C h icag o . H er resea rch focused on sev eral th em es N a tiv e A m e rica n in m ythology that also occu r E! Obituaries SH IR LEY A . D AVIS Shirley A. Davis, 71, of Sanford, died Wednesday, May 25, 2005. Survivors include sons, Greg Davis of Ormond Beach; Johnnie Swigart of Maitland; daughters, Shari Rike of West Carrollton, Oh.; Lisa Sondheim -G reen o f Sanford; Lori Singleton, of Winter Park; and Pam Stem of Lake Mary; broth­ er, James Walsh of Ocala; sister, Carol Norman of Dayton, Oh.; 18 grandchildren, 8 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m., Tuesday, May 31, at Oaklawn Cemetery in Lake Mary. Friends may call from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Tuesday at the Gramkow Chapel at the Collison Family Funeral Home and Crematory. in G reek m y th o lo g y ; s p e c if­ ically, she stu d ied the m otif o f the th eft o f fire. A s in G reek m y th o lo g y , the sacred fire stolen by co y ote s h a re s key c h a ra c te ris tic s w ith th a t sto le n by P ro m eth eu s. It rep resents co n scio u sn ess, w h ich is not fre e ly g iv e n to m an bu t w h icn m ust b e sto len at a price. S eco n d , P ro fesso r R iley is th e d e v e lo p e r o f th e T R E E m o d el fo r w ritin g p arag rap h s. T h is m od el b eg an in 1984 and has e v o lv e a in to color w eb p ages posted o n her c o lle g e 's w eb site. S tu d en ts at PC C and at o th e r co m ­ m u n ity co lleg es around the sta te receiv e a co lo r d ia­ g ram o f the co m p o n e n t ¥ arts o f a b asic paragraph . he p arag rap h is p resented as a th ree-T R E E sand w ich , w ith T o p ic S e n te n ce and C o n clu sio n as the p ieces o f b re a d and th e fillin g as th re e T R E E s tra n sitio n w ord , reason, exp lan atio n and exam p le. Pass rates and sco re s on th e essay p ortion o f the C LA STexam over the years have show n that PCC stu d en ts are as su ccessfu l as th ose at state u n iv e rs itie s b e ca u se they receive this m odel both in re m e d ia l w ritin g cla sse s and in co lleg e com position co u rse s. H er w eb p ag es may be u sed by an yon e for e d u ca tio n a l p u rp o ses, in clu d in g teach ers p rep ar­ ing stu d en ts for the FCAT w ritin g sam ple, and m ay be a cc e sse d at w w w .p o lk .e d u / in stru ct/ A L 5S/ k athy _r/ tree. F o llo w in g th e a w ard s p ro g ram and d u rin g the b u sin ess m eeting, C hap ter co m m itte e ch a irm e n p re­ sented th eir annual reports. T h e R egent also announced th a t S a llie H a rriso n C h ap ter will host the Fall m e e tin g o f the F lag ler, V olusia, Sem inole R egents C ou n cil and that the new S ta te R eg en t R eb ecca L ockhart w ill be the guest speaker. Page 7A Hawkins----------Continued from P i| « 1A C o m m itte e and the B ah a'i of S em in o le C ou nty w ill ce le b ra te Juneteenth and Race Unity Day, Saturday, Ju ne 18, at Fort M ellon Park, F irst Street in 5anford, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. O pening cerem onies will begin at 11 a.m. in the park. D onations are $60 for each vendor for the threed ay festival. In d ivid u als, groups or organizations are invited to participate In any a ctiv ity such as singing, gam es, ven d ors, guest speakers, praise team s, step team s, pound cak e and sw eet potato pie co n test. C all Bernard D. M itchell at 407-322-5212 or M elvin Philpot at 407-621-1594 for reg istra tio n and in fo rm a ­ tion. The deadline is June 10.for the Ju n eteen th C elebration and Race Unity Day. S te e rin g Faye H e n d e rso n and G ospel praise C eleb ratio n p re-an n iversary w ill be Saturday, June 11 at 7 p.m. at the S tar Theater, 13th Street and Sheppard Avenue. G uest artists will be the Revival Sin gers of A popka, the G ospel H arm onizers of O cala, the Singing A ngels o f DeLand, the Southw ind G ospel Singers o f Sanford, and fea­ tured soloist, the Praise Dancers. A F a th e rs' Day and E xtravagan za w ill be Sunday, June 19 at 5 p.m. at the West Sanford Boys and G irls Club on Persim m on Avenue. Fathers w ill be honored G u est a rtis ts w ill be the G o sp el E ch o es S in g e rs o f O cala, Rev. R. Jackso n and the S p irit T ra v elers o f Ja c k so n v ille , the S in g in g K ings o f Joy, the S trin g er S in g e rs and U nion of Sanford, LaVon C ooper and the Voices of H arm ony o f D eL an d , G o d 's C h o sen Voices o f Palatka, and M im e D ancers. For m ore in fo rm a­ tion call 407-330-9621. W om en in th e N A A C P "H a titu d e E v e n t" w ill be Saturday, Ju ne 4 from noon until 3 p.m . at the Boys and G irls C lu b W est San ford . D onations are 55. W ear that prize-w inning best hat. Lots of fun, prizes and an op p or­ tunity to com pete for the Best Hat prize. C reativity is the winner. For ticket in fo r­ m ation phone C hairperson M arian W illiam s at 407-8040603. T h e S e m in o le C o u n ty B ra n ch o f the N atio n al A sso ciatio n for the A d van cem en t of C olored People (N A A CP) w ill hold its 22nd annual Freedom Fund B an qu et, Saturd ay, June 11, at 6:30 p.m. at the San ford C iv ic C en ter in dow ntow n Sanford. T h is y e a r 's sp ea k er is Percy R. Luney, Jr., Dean and professor of law at the F lo rid a A g ricu ltu ral and M ech an ical U n iversity C ollege o f Law. Tickets for the b an qu et are $35. Call 407-328-7498 for more in for­ m ation. CASHNOWAsonseen T.V. FORSTRUCTUREDSETTLEM ENTS, ANNUITIESandINSURANCEPAYOUTS 1800) 794-7310 'MLttntworthmNm CASH NOW fcrUmctoidStHlwmntoi New H ope M inistries of Sanford. In c— a Flonda non-profit C o rp o ra l nn DONATE y o u r CAR 8 0 0 -3 6 3 -4 8 5 1 w w w .ca rsh e Ip in g p e o p le .o rg New Hope F a m ily C a re 2425 S. Park Avenue, Sanford w ww .new hopecounseling us NO MEDICAL IN SURANCE? 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Three minutes after the phone call was made, units responded to 1808 W ashington Ave., because them was also no listing for an 1808 Washington Court. Thirty-seven officers were dispatched including patrol units, em ergency service units, the crisis negotiation team, criminal investigation team, command personnel, a public information officer, and even the Sem inole County S h eriff's Office helicopter responded. The officers created a perimeter around the house and waited. When officers finally made contact with the owner of the home, who was not in the house*, they found out that no one should be iaside. not even a little girl. At that time, officers had the 9-1-1 call from the cell phone traced and found a name and address for the ow ners of the cell phone. When they knocked on the door, which was in a nearby location, the parents of one of the little girl's answered. The parents told officers that their little girl had been plaving down the sta*et with two other around the » girls 8 ir same age. ?. The girls were in the neighborhood walking when one of the girls placed the call. All three were ques­ tioned separately and con­ firmed that one girl had made the call and concocted the whole thing up. Cohen said that because they arrived to the location within three minutes of the 91-1 call they had to assume the invaders were still in the house. "W e were preparing for a possible violent situation ," Cohen said. "If the call had been legitimate — suspects likely to still be in the house." Officers did not begin to clear out from the home until 6 p.m. that evening. The little girl's prank will not go without punishment though. The police depart­ ment is charging her with a misdemeanor and sending a w arrant to the State A ttorney's office. They will also be requesting restitution from the girl to the tune of close to $2,600, Cohen said. That was the amount it cost taxpayers on Wednesday. "It ties up a lot of resources at the taxpayers' expense," Cohen said. She also said that citizens need to realize that they will pursue and prosecute prank 9-1-1 calls. "W e want kids or adults to report crim es, but people who abuse the system will be prosecuted," Cohen said. This com es just a few days after two boys in Winter Park filed a false police report to cover-up breaking a window. They told the father, who in turn told Sheriff deputies, that the boys were in the front yard playing soccer. A white m ale, supposedly, walked up to one of tne boys, and placed his hand around his face like he was covering his mouth, the incident report said. The boy said that he man­ aged to kick the man in his groin area and the man hunched over and began walking away quickly. The man was described as a w hite male, around 30years-old, about 5-feet, 8inches tall and 180 pounds. The boys said he was wear­ ing grey shorts and a dark shirt with dark hair and pos­ sibly a goatee. He was also wearing glasses and a blue hat, they said. An area patrol turned up negative results, according to the incident report. After fur­ ther questioning a few days later with the boys, investiga­ tors learned that the attempt­ ed abduction report was made-up. In this case, the boys were not charged, but p u blic infor­ mation officer Steve Olson made a statement in a press release to say: "They were, however, adm onished that making things up such as this could be harmful, cause fear, and is wasteful of resources." Both the Seminole County S h eriff's O ffice and the Sanford Police Departm ent want to encourage people to report crimes and incidents that have a factual basis. H tfild photos by Tommy Vlncont A S.W.A.T. team member, above, lies in the grass out­ side of a Sanford home where no one was inside, but a 10-year-old girl used the address to call a prank emergency into the police. Officers surrounded the home with rifles, left, until they realized what had hap­ pened. Police arrived within three minutes of the call and assumed the home invaders will still Inside. The girl was charged with a m isde­ meanor and the police will request restitution for the amount that the call cost taxpayers — $2,600. NOTICE TO BIDDERS / INVITATION FOR BIDS SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY, SANFORD, FLORIDA ORLANDO SANFORD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Sealed bids, subject to the conditions herein, will be received until 2:00 P.M., local time, on Tuesday, June 28, 2005 by the Sanford Airport Authority (the Owner) at 1200 Red Cleveland Boulevard, Sanford, Florida 32773, at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read for furnishing all labor and materials and performing all work connected with the following program: RUNWAY 9C-27C REHABILITATION This project consists of the construction of approximately 4,600 sy of full-strength asphalt pavement with a limerock base at the intersection of Runway 9C-27C and Taxiway L and at the intersection of Runway 9C-27C and Runway 1836. The project also includes the milling and overlay of Runway 9C-27C between both runway thresholds and relat­ ed lighting and signage improvements along the runway. The location of the project is on O rlando Sanford International Airport. The work performed under this Contract shall be governed by the Federal Contract Provisions set forth in the Contract Documents, which include, but are not restricted to, Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) subcontractor participation. Equal Employment Opportunity requirements, and compliance with Federal Wage and Hour requirements (Davis-Bacon Act) All requirements of the State of Florida, including but not limited to Chapter 287, Florida Statutes, and all administrative regulations shall apply to this project a s if herein written out in full. Any contract pursuant to this Notice will be subject to the provisions of the Executive Order 11246 (9-24-65). The attention of bidders is particularly called to the contract requirements for Equal Employment Opportunities as set forth on Page A2-1 of the Contract Documents. The suc­ cessful bidder will be required to comply with all contract requirements for Equal Employment Opportunities. All bid­ ders must complete the Bid Proposal Form s in Section B, including filling of all blanks on Page B2-1 through B2-3 of the proposal form The Sanford Airport Authority hereby notifies all bidders that it will affumatively assure that disadvantaged business enterprises (DBE) are afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminat­ ed against on the grounds of race, color, national origin, or sex in consideration for an award This will be done in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (42 U S C. 2000d et seq ), 49 C F R Part 26. Participation by Disadvantaged Business Enterprises in Department of Transportation Program s, and 49 C F R Part 21. Nondiscrimination in Benefits For and Services to the Public The requirements of 49 C F R Part 26, Regulations of the U S Department of Transportation, apply to this contract It is the policy of the Sanford Airport Authority to practice non­ discrimination based on race, color, sex. or national origin in the award or performance of this contract All firms qualify­ ing under this solicitation are encouraged to submit bids/proposals Award of this contract will be conditioned upon satisfying the requirements of this bid specification These requirements apply to all bidders/offerors, including those who qualify as a DBE A D BE contract goal of s ix ­ teen and nine one hun dred ths percent (16.09%) has been established for this contract The bidder/offeror shall m ake good faith efforts as defined in Appendix A. 49 C F R Part 26. to meet thw contract goal for D B E participation in die performance of this contract The bidder/offeror will be required to submit the following Information: (1) the names and addresses of D B E firms that will participate in the contract; (2) a description of the work that each D B E firm will perform; (3) the dollar amount of the participation of each D B E firm participating; (4) Written doc­ umentation of the bidder/offeror4* 'commitment to use a D B E subcontractor whose participation it submits to meet the contract goal; (5) Written confirmation from the D B E that it is participating in the contract as provided in the commit­ ment made under (4); and (6) if the contract goals is not met, evidence of good faith efforts. The bidder/offeror shall submit ths Information with Its bld/proposal as a condition of responsiveness. check in the amount of $200.00 which is non-refundable. Cash deposits in lieu of checks will be accepted. Requests should be directed to AVCON, INC. and checks shall be made payable to “AVCON, INC.” A Pre-Bid Conference will be held at 1:00 P.M., local time, on Wednesday, June 15, 2005, in the Sanford Airport Authority Board Room, Orlando Sanford International Airport, for the purposes of answering questions, discussing the project, and reviewing the project site. Attendance to this conference by an appropriate contractor represen­ tative is mandatory. Neither the Owner nor the Engineer shall be responsible for disseminating information dis­ cussed at this meeting except as issued by Addendum. D B E participation in this contract may be in form of a prime contract, subcontract, joint venture, or another arrangement that qualifies under 49 C F R Sections 26.55, “How is D B E participation counted toward goals?” or 26.53(g). A site visit of the construction site will be scheduled imme­ diately following the Pre-Bidding Conference. No other scheduled tours or visits of the project site will be conduct­ ed or permitted. All bidders, potential contractors, or subcontractors for this OOT-assisted contract are hereby notified that failure to carry out the DOT policy and the D B E obligation, as set forth above, shall constitute a breach of contract which may result in termination of the contract or such other remedy as deemed appropriate by the recipient and the FAA. After the Pre-Bid Conference and Site Viewing, any ques­ tions relative to this Project shall be addressed in writing (mailed, hand delivered, faxed or by e-mail) to the Engineer not later than Noon June 22, 2005. Copies of written responses will be provided to all prospective Bidders who attend the Pre-Bid Conference, purchase bidding contract documents or register in writing as a prospective Bidder with the Engineer. The su ccessful bidder will be required to submit a Certification of Non-segregated Facilities prior to award of the contract, and to notify prospective subcontractors of the Specifications. Bidding and Contract documents will be made available May 29, 2005 and official copies will be on file and may be viewed at: Central Florida Builders Exchange 340 North Wymore Road Winter Park, Florida 32789 (407) 629-2411 Orlando Dodge Report 320 East South Street Orlando. Florida 32801 (407) 649-6508 Guarantee will be required with each bid as a certified check on a solvent bank or a bid bond in the amount of five (5) percent of the total amount of the bid, made payable to the Sanford Airport Authority. The successful bidder will be required to furnish separate performance and payment bonds each in an amount equal to 100% of the contract price. The bidder must supply all information required by the pro­ posal form. Bids must be submitted on the specified Proposal Form and acceptance by the Sponsor shall constitute a Contract Modification to bid documents may only be made by written addendum Reed Construction Data 6277 Sea Harbor Drive Orlando, Florida 32887 (407) 345-2471 Award of the contract shall be made to the lowest responsi­ ble and responsive bidder, whose responsive bid conforms to written requirements of the Owner Minority / Women Business Alliance 3700 34th Street, Suite 300 Orlando. Florida 32805 (407) 428-5860 Bids may be held by the Sanford Airport Authority for a peri­ od not to exceed 120 days from the date of the bid opening for the purpose of evaluating bids prior to award of the con­ tract Construction Bulletin 7033-1 Commonwealth Avenue Jacksonville, Florida 32220 (904 ) 388-0336 Rights to waive any informality or irregularity m any bid or bid guaranty, to reject any or all bids, to re-bid the project to award or refrain from awarding a contract for the work and to negotiate with the apparent low and responsive bid der to such extent as may be beneficial to the Owner are reserved Florida East Coast Builders Exchange 644 Clearlake Road Cocoa. Florida 32922 (407) 631-5095 For bidding purposes, Bddm g and Contract Documents lor t/ie project may be obtained Irom the offices of AVCO N , INC., 5555 E ast M ich ig an Street. Suite 200 O rlando, Flo rid a 32822 upon the receipt of a person.! or company The official publication and invitation to bidden, is hereby published May 29 2005 eDy S A N FO R D AIRPORT AUTHORI TY BY Larry Dale President arid C E O �w w w .t a n f o r d n e w t p ip T .c o m T he Herald Sunday, May 29, 2005 P B f f 9 A G allery Continued from Pag* 1A est in the City of Sanford," Howard Marks said. It was built in 1888, the year after a fire destroyed virtually all of the wooden buildings on the east side of town. Historical records indicate that in S e p te m b e r 1887, a bak­ ery on First S t r e e t caught fire c a u s i n g m a s s i v e destruction before an a ll-v o lu n ­ teer fire Taylor departm ent e x t i n guished the blaze. W hen rebuilding took place, the structures were constructed in brick. (More information is available at the Sanford Historical Society, Inc. Web site as well as a virtual "W alking Tour" o f Sanford presented by the Sanford Historic Preservation Board.) "W hat we hope studio artists will enjoy here at Gallery on First is a cama­ raderie and inspiration of working with other serious artists in this unique environ­ ment as well as tne benefit of high visibility and walk-in traffic due to tne growing cul­ tural and leisure appeal of this historic district," Robin Marks said. "Ours is a concept of mak­ ing art an experience, where the public can com e and watch these remarkably tal­ ented artists at work. We want to create a destination for art lovers and collectors right here near the new RiverW alk," she concluded. Robin, an artist herself, also owns The Mosaic Station art gallery, also located in down­ town Sanford. Gallery on First, just a short distance from the RiverWalk, is currently a work in progress. Flooring and additional dfScor are forthcoming, as are more artists. There are cur­ rently three studios available. The grand opening is slated to take place by the end of sum ­ mer. "W hile there is not an offi­ cial date set as yet, we expect to have the opening in late August or early September," Howard Marks said. Current artists in residence include Jay Spalding, who is also a full-tim e Sem inole Community College professor of Studio Arts. Spalding recently moved his studio from downtown Orlando to the Gallery on First. "I was bom and raised in Sanford and am so glad to have the opportunity to soon have my studio featured right here on First Street," he said. "1 can remember a time when PLUS TALK TO A U 50 MILUON CINGULAR CUSTOMERS AT N O EXTRA CHARGE WITH MOBILE TO MOBILE. withon«yeariar*k« agreamant onMlact plana. Artist Robert LeClair shows his acrylic painting in progress during last Sunday’s debut of Gallery on First. Sanford was a larger font on maps than Orlando was." Spalding's art had been fea­ tured as part of the Oval Galleries of Orlando, on the com er o f Orange Avenue and Pine Street in Orlando for five years. Spalding will share the Galfery on First's only upstairs loft studio (Studio 9) with fellow clay artist Bert Bogdany, a former student of Spalding at SCC and winner of many student art awards. "We are going to put a kiln up here and get to work as soon as it opens," Spalding said, mentioning that one of the "b est" thing about the working studio will be the availability of working in the evening after normal work hours. Each studio occupant will have unlimited access to their studio 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Spaldings who had been an adjunct instructor of art at SCC for 16 years and became a full-tim e faculty member two years ago, said the "w ork­ ing artist" studios should be a good resource for his stu­ dents. "M y students can actually go there and see these artists at w ork," he said. "It will bring the reality of what an artist actually does and how they actually work into per­ spective. There will be profes­ sional artists as well as emerg­ ing artists featured here." Spalding loves to dive and fish, and he includes a signa­ ture nautical element on his clay creations, be it a sea crea­ ture like an octopus or a shell such as a nautilus. "It is sort of like a trade­ mark, I guess you would say. Artists reflect the things that are of value to them. I love the ocean and I use it as my muse. it has always been very inspi­ rational to me. I get a Z en feel­ ing when I am out on the ocean," he said. The artist to occupy Studio 1, which has storefront win­ dows on First Street, is Barbara Farrell who works in mixed media. Farrell certainly does not have far to go from her job to the studio as the realty company she owns is next door. "W hile real estate is my profession, art is my passion," Farrell said as she sat in what will be her art studio, just feet from Barbara Farrell Ac Associates LLC Realty at 215 E. First St. Mixed media artist Marlene London is renting Studio 8, which also has storefront win­ dows on First Street. Her stu­ dio is designed to open through to Studio 7, being rented by her friend, Terry Hummel, a mixed media artist as well and local writer on the arts. Studio 6 will host Pam Glose who works in fiber arts, specifically silk. Glose is also another former student of Spalding. Studio 2 will be that*"of Robert LeClair, who describes himself as an environmental artist working in acrylics and in sculpture. While his sculpture studio will remain at his residence in Lemon Bluff, LeClair said: "I am relocating my painting studio to the Gallery on First because of the energy level I feel here and the rebirth of S an ford " Studios 3, 4, and 5 are still available. 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O20C6 O ngular W"fefe«ia AJI right* T***#ved — — Historical Society hears WWII talk By Grace M. Stlneclpher Herald Correspondent "A Tribute to Honda Heroes of World War II" was the topic of the program given by Thomas Tart at the Seminole County Historical Society meeting on April 26. Tart is a graduate of the University of Florida School of Law and Is gener.il counsel for the Orlando Utilities Commission. He has been a Horida historian for over 30 years. Dressed in a World War 11 Army uniform. Tart began his talk with background on the begin­ ning of the war and Adolph Hitler. During the 1930's, Hitler had stak’d that he was going to control Europe and Great Bn ton, but no one but Winston Churchill believed him. He stood alone to uphold democracy and convinced the United States to provide sup­ port. The US. was also unprepared on December 7th, 1941. A pilot had tk>wn over Formosa and seen Japanese planes being loaded with bombs. When General McArthur was notified, he nixed the idea of bombing them After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the United States declared war on Japan and two days lake Germany declared war on us. The majority of the fleet was lost at E’earl Harbor, but luckily a few earners were out at sea. The first hero of the war. Captain Colin Kelly, was from MontuvUo, Honda He flew the first Ameruan bombing mission and dropixsi three bombs on the Japanese fleet, destroying two ships I Us plane blew up however, and he was killed U Col Jimmy U«»liltle led the Army Air Fun* ui tin- li/xl bomli mg lard agam»t Japan, the jxlots lud tasn trained in Honda tin Apni Ik I**42, t)r> raided live Japanese no**, bul U wa» a unr way mission. Only 13 crewmem­ bers made it to safety. The pilots taking part in the Battle of Midway were trained in Sanford. This was a pivotal win, as the island was needed for refu­ eling planes. Two of the three divisions land­ ing on Omaha and Utah Beaches during D-Day, June 6, 1944, had been trained in Florida. James VonFleet from Bartow was the first colonel to land on Utah Beach. General George Patton called him one of the best generals he ever had. General Daniel "Chappy" Jones, the first African-American general to receive four stars, had trained in Tallahassee. He was a member of the Tuskegee Airmen. There were 240,000 Horida men who served in World War H, and 18,000 British pilots trained in Horida. The battle of Iwo Jima took place in February, 1945. This was one of the bloodiest battles of the war. Sgt. Ernest "Boots" Thomas of Monbceilo was one of those who raised the flag on Mount Sunbachi. Unfortunakly, he was killed six days lakr. Brig Gen. Paul Tibbets attend­ ed the University of Florida and trained to fly at the Gainesville field. He piloted the Enola Gav (narmsj after his mother), which dropped the single atomic bomb over Hiroshima. That and the bomb over Nagasaki effectively ended the war. VJ Day was cele­ brated on Aug 15,1945 tfemiany had already surrendered the pre­ vious June. following tart's presentation. Col lanin. Army Air Corps, told of some of his war expeneinv* He had graduated from flying «h<aiJ ui September. 1**41, and, with only a few day* o f training lu* w « «iii to tin- t ip Uland* Ife lo id o f lu* time lour* o f duty ui dir South fu lfil fie was on the bombing mission which shot down Admiral Yamamoto's plane in the Solomon Islands. Yamamoto was the one who had planned and directed the attack on Pearl Harbor. Tannin now lives in Maitland. Following the presentation, an audience member, Douglas Stenstrom suggested that Col. Jack Bolt of Sanford, an ace in both World War 11and Korea, be added to future presentations. During the business meeting presided over by Alex Dickinson, it was announced that several ways and means projects were in the planning stage. One major project is the publishing of Seminole County items that had appeared in the Horida Times Union during the late 1800's. These will be printed in five books, arranged by towns. They will possibly be published in the fall Funds from these projects will be used toward another building to add to the Museum of Seminole County History complex. This budding is projected to be twostork's with large farm machines displayed on the first floor and a meeting room with kitchen on the second floor. Karen Jacobs, Museum coordi­ nator, reported on historic mark­ ers recently placed by the Historic Commission for Lady Liberty and Skamboats. She was enthusiastic about the acquisition of several audio wands in English, Spanish and German which patrons can us when touring die museum. They are already being well received Six* j Im>reputed But several high sth * >1students Lid been ui to do research The Museum of Srnunole County History, ksated on Bush Bivd i» now open Monday dinugh Friday from 9 a m until 5 p m , and Saturday from 9 am until 4 pm Ju t* C o* C m* * P * T S a n f o r h e d H e r a l d Give Dad the gift o f local news including sports for his special day. One Year Subscription ^ $ 0 /1 9 5 Prepaid Call W anda At 407-322-2611 Price for Seminole County residents only. Expires June 30, 2005 Mail To: Sanford Herald • 300 N French Ave • Sanford. Florida 32771 NAf^E ADORESS CITY________________________________ ST Pru» ter Srmifioi*’ t ourily -^hui* only t *pur* Juor 10, 2UU5 ZJP �www.— nfordn#wipipty«coffi The Huuld Congratulations to M iriam & Valerie a n a their _ School of Dance Arts on their 4 0 h Anniversary Recital a n d m at June 4th& 5th.2005 Thank you for your excellent teaching and helping Janet grow into a profes­ sional dancer. This is something no one can take away from our family and we will forever be grateful. Happy 40th! C o n g r a t u la t io n s o n , 4 0 y e a r s -Sally & George Sawauk a L R a z z le .D a z z le ? p r o d u c t io n s ! You have brought the joy of dance to so many throughout the years. Most of all, we thank you for bringing it to our home. For m ore inform ation about th e recital call: 407-323-1900 Love, Lauren, Carly, G in g e r & C h ris Flynn C O N G R A TU LA TIO N S On 40 Years of Giving Us Wonderful Performances! Let's do 40 morel Love, Ja n e t Saw czu k-C h ap m an ^ q r at uIations '° O N Y O U R 4 0 th! All O ur Love, Lolly, Jay and Ajay Y o u r f ir s t s t u d e n t , H o lle y K u rim a i R ic k e r, lo v in g ly w is h e s y o u m a n y m o re ! A ll o u r lo v e t o t w o o f D AN CE IS THE RHYTHM O F YO UR UFEI Thanks for sharing your love of dance with me and so many others! Congratulations! Love, Arianna Toland N e w A g a in I " Thank you for being here for me too! Love, Hollynn Elizabeth Ricker W is h J o e & B e tty K u rim a i Jim's Photos We help you preserve those special memories. Jim and Shcala Stanley 407-323-I895 Thank you for all the great years of cultivating the Art of Dance... Love, Josh McLamb Inspire lUs! , With love from J.C . Stanley and Associates la m K i^ h H K U lk m m P.O. Box 1495 Sanford. FL 32772-1495 407-324-0057 • Fax: 407-324-0057 C o n g r a tu la tio n s -Michael, Anne, Sarah & Caroline Dibble B etty W illiams F o u n d atio n 4 0 y e a rs ... W O W ! " T h e Congratulations on a wonderful and entertaining 4 0 y e a rs! B o y s ' -Dr. Franklin Clontz (a.k.a. Professor Peppercorn) C lu b " T h a n k Congratulations, Miriam & Valerie for providing the Sanford area with classic style and art for 40 years. y o u for in sp irin g me to "D a n ce To The M u sic!" 1 Love You, C a rm ia Syleste-W ynn B est W ishes! Happy to knowyou both for 50years Don Borum Thank you for all that you give of yourselves to our community & to your students... Congratulations, Anthony & Sylvan Pools Love, Robin & Rick McLamb 4 0 F a b u lo u s Y e a r s ! ! You both havo touched to many lives. We feel blessed to be in your dance family 1 Lots of love, Wendy S Allison Goolsby Congratulations From Your First Clara, T a ri J u r s s F ly n n ! eovoyu I -Lisa Clontz Gelmine, Jean Clontz, and "dancer-to-be“ Christie Gelmine C o n g r a tu la tio n s ! James C. Stanley Roger, Gail and Shanan Stewart It is a blessing to have such skilled and loving teachers for our girls. Thank you for your dedication G y p sy R i c k e r s L o v e Y ou! Love, George, Natalie & Federico FROM THE COALO FAMILY AND THE 40 years of always giving more than you ask. How very fortunate we are to be a part of that. Thank you. With love, The Mantuano and Anderson Families We L The Y o u c o n tin u e to " E v e r y t h in g O ld i f o u r d e a re s t fr ie n d s fo r 4 0 y e a rs! Ms. Miriam and Ms. Valeric Mr. Ken and Mr. George Pm glad you kept going Tor 40 years so. Just keep going!) Drew Stanley TH A N K S SO M U C H FOR SHAR­ IN G YOUR RHYTHM W ITH USI W E LOVE YO U I HAPPY 40THI LOVE, JIM .& USA. ALYSSA, M EG A N A N D CHELSEA Thank you for all the won­ derful years of great talent, support & wisdom, and more is yet to come... Love, Shivon McLamb f abu, 7s U*f« a (S07) 323-OSS 1 '— ■v y\ J �; Tm Howto 440-Lutharan Church O f God O f Prophecy H oly C roee Lutheran C h urch 780 Sun Drive, Lake Mary, FL Paul Hoycr, Pastor Jonathan Thomas, Asst. Pastor Saturday Even in g.... 5:30PM *». . I - - a H i ------ a . i rTWBG <$ mrorsmp Sunday M orning.... SAM Traditional Service 9unday Morning „..9:30Am rT iriB a worentp Sunday Morning ,.„11AM r ■ Ifc i lilm a hHp ki P rlfTwy WOW 2509 S. 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F L 407-322-4371 Jim Bradshaw , Pastor Sunday School, 9:45am Youth Fellow ship, 4pm N ursery Provided M orning W orship 9:00am 10:00am N ursery C a re Provided 451-Seventh Day Adventist Sem inole M eadow s Seventh D sy A dventist C h urch 5779 C R 427 Sanford, F L (behind Flea W orld) 446-Nazerena Pastor D avid B. G raham Sabbath Sch o ol 9:30am M orning W orship 10:50am Bridgew ay Church 421 Longwood/Lk M ary Rd Lake Mary, F L 32748 (currently m eeting 9 Lk Mary Mtdwk W orship, W ed. 7pm C hildrens C h u rch Provided Kids C .O .O .L C lu b Elem entary) Pastor Jeffery C ook Sunday W orship. 10am W ed. Fellow ship. 7pm 324-9080 Building bridges o l Faith. H ope. 4 Love: (An affiliate of the Church of the Seventh Day A dventist M AR S HILL S D A 800 East 2nd St, Sanford, F L 407-323-5648 Sabbath S c h o o l.... 9:30AM Divine W o rsh ip ......11AM W ed. Prayer Mtg 7:30 PM N azarene) 458-Wealeyan W esleyan C h u rch of P sola 5560 W ayside Drive Sem inole Com m unity Church W orship M inister IdNdc SecurityNertiHo John EdwardJones. PA. M ’ Know ing 4 M aking Known Je su s Christ* N ursery provided for Babres Nursery, 8:45am -12:45pm Sanford, F L 413-Chrlstlan Science i i R ev C h a rle s L Holt. R ector 407-322-0960 Tim Storm s, M inister Stained Glass Creations *Stm P Gu m to ! Etp«r«M 322-0331 407-444-5673 730 U psala R oad GLASS ADDICTS T H E M c K IB B IN 700 Rinehart Rd. Lk Mary, F L S afe h a rb o r C h ristia n C h u rc h O R. "SHORTY* SMITH AND ROBERT I. BRISSON M-Sat 4 30AM •7PM 8t Peter's E p isco p a l C h urch W e A re Changing The W orld O ne 2626 Iroquois Ave. • 322-2070 BRISSON FUNERAL HOME n n y n m Upaala Com m unity Presbyterian C h u rch www.bridgewavchurch.net/ 407- Sanford. F L 32771 209 W. 25th Street Sanford, F L 802 W. 22nd SL, Sanford • 321-2723 it m B ible Study W e d n e sd a y .......... 6:30am C hildren's Tim e Included in W orship 4100 H .E . Thom as Jr Pkwy 339-7385 SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL and DAYCARE •A Ministry of Church of God of Sanford A BEKA Curriculum Weatvlew B aptist Church i( C f . 339^ BB3 CA SSELB ER R Y 5:30pm W kend Eucharist: Sat, 5pm Sun 7:30am , 9am , 11am Child. Church 9am/11am LO N G W O O D • Hwy. 434 4 427 H ard w are n d r U lf d f C N ursery 4 Sunday S ch o ol tor chil­ ■Bible Study 9:45am & •7:30pm Youth Activities In G ym pm H oly Croaa E p isco p a l C h urch Eton W illiam s, Sr. Pastor Bill Sim pson, A ssocia te Pastor D ave S ch nelle, C olleg e and C a reer M ission s in Children at Night) Sunday Morning Bible Study 9 am & Church H i m M orning W orship ...11am 428-Eplscopal S . Park A ve <29 4th St, Sanford F L Sunday W orship 7:30 4 10a.m. N ursery Provided Intor-M isaton.......... 10:30am C o ffee Fellow ship, 9:30am C h oir Practice W ed. ..6:30PM B aby sitting service available Traditional W orship 10:30AM Sunday S ch o ol.......9:30am 8:30am 411:00am 9:45am Contem porary Service *9:30 am S un day School ‘ 10:50am W orship S ervice ■5:00pm Youth Ch oir Sunday S ch o ol, all ages 9:15AM 407-322-7900 R ev W ayne Stone. Pastor 407-322-4584 Sunday S c h o o l.... 9:30AM Dr. M ichael L Andrew s, Interim M inister Early Service, 8:30AM i^ n u rc n Morning W orship. Larry Leonard, Pastor 5210 M arkham W oods R oad Lake M ary, F L 408 Tucker Drive (com ar of Tucker Dr 4 427) 2401 S . P ark A ve, Sanford M orning W orship ..11AM T u e sd a y 7:00pm Ladies B ible Study 3101 W est S R 46 Sanford, F L 32771-6844 1 g u f f FeHow eM p Congregedonet C h u rch (N ACCC) Sunday -5:30pm Vocal Ensem bles Central B aptist Church w S un day S c h o o l.... 9:30am M orning W orship „,.10:45am Even in g W o rsh ip .... 8:00pm -5:30pm Youth D iscipline ■5:30pm Aw ana 404-Baptist i Pastor D ave Thom pson 407-339-3817 C h ris W haley, Senior Pastor 407-322-9222 323-2999 u w iv q m u h r j i i i M arkham W oods Presbyterian C h u rch 407-333-2030 Evening S e rv ic e ......6PM T u esd ay Prayer M tg.lO A M M idw eek Service (W ed) 7PM . S un day S ervices, 9:00AM & W ednesday 407-322-7312 B ob B rtsem an n , Pastor w nnn 2509 S . Elm A ve, Sanford, F L Early M orning S e rv , 8:15AM U p sala Rd. Interim Location: U psala Com m unity Church 443-Method 1st Church o f G od of P rophecy R ev Dr. H an y D. Rucker, S r Pastor o r lis t iiin if Downtown on 3rd 4 O ak 407-322-2662 Email :hooa9aanfordDreabv.om Sun. Worship 10AM Nursery Adult Sun. School 9AM Young Adults Sun School 11:15AM Sun. Youth. Food, M ovie, Fellowship 5PM Mon. Choir A Beks Rehearsal 7PM Wed. Eve Dinner (by reservation) 5:30PM Wed. Bible Study Adults 6PM W ed Bible Study M iddle School 6PM Wed Praise Team Rehearsal 7PM Thurs. Boy Scout Troop 545 7PM We W elcom e Your Visit At Any Event Jody McKewen, Minister 101 U p sala R d, Sanford H w y46A 4 w w w .Naw CreattonChurch.ee 422-Church of God of Prophecy r im niw |rnvw i vnwwi Mew Creation Lutheran C h urch M orning W orship.. 10:45AM P re-S chool. 407-323-1411 R ev Brenda Loyal, P astor Church S c h o o l, 9;30am M orning W orship. 10:45am 2S2S 8. Oak A ve. Sanford. FL Pastor Jam as Tlmmona Sunday S ch o o l......9:15AM Worship Service.....10:30AM Information, 407-322-3552 Http^/www.lcrms.org Sunday Night E D G E 6-7PM W ednesday Fam ily Enrichm ent 710 8PM A lso D ay C a re Starts at 1 Y r to First S h iloh M lsalenary Baptlet Church 12Noon Lake M ary. F L 407-321-1021 lakem arvnc9aol.com LuBiaran Church of The Redeemer (Missouri Synod) Sunday W orship: 8:15A M 4 6:30PM N ursery Provided P re-S chool thru grade 9 407-321-2723 W eekday Holy 128 W est W ilbur A ve il ...,9:45A M Sem inote Trinity Christian School W ed Activities, all ag es, 6:30PM 10AM First P resbyterian C h u rch (U SA ) o f La ke M ary Nursery is provided For Information call 407-333-0797. Thomas Harris, Pastor Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 am 4 4 9 -P ra s b y ta rta n S h o w er D ow n o f B te stin g * 201 Elm Ave. S an lord FL 407-321 8389 Timothy H udson. Pastor Sunday School, 10AM M orrw ig W orst*p H A M Tue Prayer b*M Study. 7 30 PM First C h u rch of the Nazarene Sanford. F L 32771 (Off I-4 (Exit 51) W est 2581 Sanford A ve Sanford, Florida First Street on Lett • O n e Mile) 407-322-3122 Jon C a rn es, Pastor M orning W orship, 10:30am Leonard O 'D onnell. Pastor 407-322-6332 *Where the G o sp el is good News* Sunday School, 9:30am Sunday S c h o o l....... 9:45AM M orning W orship ...,11AM Sunday Evening, 6pm Evening w o rsh ip .....6PM W ed. N lgnl Bible Study, 7pm M id-W eek Mtg W ed. 7:30 P M P lea se Share Your Lite W ith us �Page 12 \ Tiik. 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Seminole High School’e David E ckstein m S3 L 3A rb l iv g . St. Louis Cardinals •b h r MR 177 53 24 2 15 .299 • Hit his second home run and drove in three off Pirates on Wednesday, making him 11for-20 {.550) lifetime with two home runs off Mark Redman. Danny G raves I MV bb M era 1 1 10 8 12 7.36 • Got 10th save in 12 chances but was put on waivers after mak­ ing jesture at a fan. Lake Brantley High School's F elipe L opez Cincinnati Reds 118 38 21 7 23 .305 • Homered and drove in two runs in each of last two games. Has hit in 8 straight. Sanford Middle School's Corey Patterson C hicago Cubs h early on, with an assist from University of Florida alumna Dena Floyd on the second goal. Fellow former UF team­ mate Angie Olson-Densberger secured the victory for the Krush by scoring the third and final goal of the game off an assist from US Women's National Team member and Lyman High School grad­ uate Danielle Fotopoulos. "Under amazing pressure, the girls r HR u rb l avg. 174 48 25 9 17 .276 • Was 3-for-3, with a home run and an RBI against Houston Astros last Monday. Seminole High School’s T im Special to the Herald The Seminole High School football team made a statement last Friday night in the Seminole Athletic Conference Spring Football Jamboree at Lyman’s Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex. Last season was no fluke. With the loss of Wake Forest-bound star and team leader Kevin Harris, plus other senior stand­ outs in Jason Tate, Travis Knight, Jason Fowler, Cavese Richardson, Rodney Grant, Eddie Hogan, David Robinson and Bert Whigham, some may have felt that the cupboard would be bare for the Fighting Seminoles. But after three weeks of spring workouts, the Notes got a chance to show the county a pre­ view of things to come as they blanked a talented Lake Mary squad and new coach Scott Perry, 13- Herald pfwtoe by Jim Wentz Seminole's top two returning offensive stars, quarterback Travis Goodine and running back Julian Brown, did the scoring with Goodine scampering four-yards for a score and Brown taking a pitch from Goodine and galloping 40-yards to pay­ dirt. New placekicker Jared Curtis added the extra-point after Brown's run. But it was the defense & * 4 M ft* WTZ • ■'" Softball season ends one win short of trip to state u ►Raines is hitting .237 with three home runs for AAAOttawa. Rickie Weeks is hitting .326 with 11 doubles, six triples and seven home runs with AAA-Nashville. Chaz Lytle is is batting .319 for A-Lynchburg. Kyle Bono is 0-1 with a 5.06 ERA with A-Wilmington. Kevin Melillo is batting .270 with two home runs at AKane County. Matt Allegra is hitting .222 with three home runs at AAMidland. Larrv Grayson is hitting .289 with four home runs with Class A-Bakersfield Blaze. B y D e a n S m ith H e ra ld S ta ff Lake Brantley High School's J as o n V a r it e k loston Red Sox HR rbl avg. 17 329 Was t w o - tor five with a run stored Iasi Sunday against die Atlanta Braves, but team is struggling overall 143 47 24 Quarterback Travis Goodine and running back Julian Brown (No. 7 and No. 26, above) scored on touchdown runs of four- and 40yards, respectively, to lead the offense, while emerging star Doug "Bud” Thacker (No. 72, left, tackling Lake Mary’s Taylor James last fall) had six tackles for losses to lead a defense that forced three turnovers as Seminole blanked the Rams, 13-0, in the Seminole Athletic Conference Spring Football Jamboree last Friday night at Lyman's Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex. It is summer and many boats have been sitting idle since August....So, How is it run­ ning? How about some expert advice? I am not the expert. I take my boat once a year to the expert, Steve Meadors of Ahoy Marin* in Sanford. Steve is the only Mercury Master Mechanic in tne area. He has 35 years experience working on boat motors. Here are a few tips to help you: 1) Have your motor serviced once a year, 2) Change the water pump every year or at least every 2 years, 3) If your boat is going to sit for a long period fo time, pull it out in the driveway and run it with the rabbit ears for 5-10 minutes, 4) Puli the prop once a month and grease the shaft, also check for fishing line (it can eat through the seals and damage the lower unit), 5) Check the lower unit lube by slightly opening the drain plug to make sure no water is inside, 6) change the plugs and have the carburetors adjusted, 7) grease all the fittings. If you want to extend the life of your motor you really need to do these things. When I am on the water I like to make sure 1have done everything I can to avoid problems. Motors that sit for long peri­ ods of time develop more problems than motors which are used on a regular basis. Varnish can build up in the gas tank. If you have an oil inject­ ed motor and drain the gas the oil is still there. If you use your boat in salt­ water it is important to wash it down after each trip. The car See Outdoors, Page 2B Baltimore O rioles r J A ' CF h See Soccer, Page 2B Seminole sparkles in SAC Jamboree See Football, Page 2B Raines J r. b were able to keep their composure and work together to pull through for the win," says Head Coach Bill Eissele. Or if you want to take a little trip, come cheer on the men of the Central Florida Kraze as they look to overcome early season difficulties in their fight to ’ defend the National Title. The Kraze (0-2) are slated to take on the Ajax Orlando Prospects this evening (Saturday) at Lakeland Christian School. Festivities begin at 6 JO p.m. with a kick-off time of 7JO p.m. The Kraze, fresh off last year's National PDL Championship win, suf­ fered an unfortunate 0-1 loss in their 2005 home game opener against the Palm Beach Pumas two weeks ago. A s a crowd of approximately 600 fans looked on, the Kraze men put forth a valiant effort but were unable to even up the score. With two starters out due to injuries and a number of brand new players featured on the roster, the Kraze could not gain the momentum to contend on Spring Spectacular 0. CF ab The Central Florida Krush women, looking to carry on the momentum of their season opening victories, are preparing to take on the Hampton Roads Piranhas tonight (Saturday) at Krush and Kraze Stadium in the Seminole Soccer Complex. Festivities begin at 6:30 p.m. with a kick-off time of 7 p.m. Last Saturday, despite heavy rain early In the game, the Krush managed to outplay the visiting Charlotte Lady Eagles, pulling off a 3-2 win and improve to 2-0 for the beginning of their W-League debut season. Forward Jennifer Montgomery racked up the first two goals for the Krush Women to host Hampton Roads Piranhas; Kraze men head to Lakeland to face Ajax By D o a n S m ith Herald Staff Cincinnati Reds W Special to the Herald H *rak) p fio lu by Jim W a n tj 9 S e n io r o u tfie ld e r B e c c a D a v is w e n t th ro e -to r four. in c lu d in g th e g a m e - w in n in g w a lk o ff d o u b le m th e b o tto m o f D ie e ig h th in n in g a s h o s t W m te r S p r in g s e d g e d G a m e s v ille - B u c h h o l/ . 5 4 , m th e C la s s 6 A - R a g t o n 1 Q u a r te r fin a ls The high hopes for a Seminole County high school softball state championship came to an end when Trinity Prep fell in the regional finals, one win short of a tnp to Tampa. The Saints, who end the season 26-4, could not pull off a second road upset in a week as they fell to No. 1 state-ranked McKeel Academy (281) in Lakeland, 8-1, in the Class 2A-Region 3 Championship Game. Trinity Prep had pulled off a major upset in the regional semifinals when it blitzed previously unbeaten and No. 2 state-ranked Saint Stephen's Academy (18-1), 10-0, at Turner Field in Bradenton. Saints star Katie Burdeaux, who began her high school career at Seminole, was a one-girl wrecking crew jgainst the Falcons, hurling a two-hitter and not allowing a runner past sec­ ond while striking out seven and going threefor-four and hitting a pair of doubles and driv­ ing in three at the plate Alex Reynolds also had two doubles in tour trips to the plate tor Trinity Prep and drove in four runs, while Hillary Kladke and Patricia deBoer rath added doubles, with deBoer's driv­ ing in tile final run in the top of tiie seventh Things li Miked good for the Saints against McKeel as Burdeaux drove in a ran early in the game with a double and the defense made the big plays over the first four innings when the Wildcats had runners in scoring position. But everything came unraveled in the fifth as McKeel sent 12 batters to the plate and scored all eight of its runs to deny Trinity Prep the trip to state. The region was an amazingly tough one for the Saints, who had to beat a 19-7 Lakeland Christian dub in the regional quarterfinals to advance. Pinky Hustetter was two-for-thre* with an RBI and Shannon Griffin doubled in a ran to lead Trinity Prep to a 5-3 victory. The Saints were one of three county teams to win in the regional quarterfinals, joining The Master's Academy and Winter Springs in advancing to the regional semifinals. Sophomore Lindsey Nooft was two-for-three and scored two rare* to the back the three-hit shutout pitching of junior Rachel Laferriere, who struck out two in going the distance in a 4-0 vic­ tory over Central Flonda Christian Academy in Class l A-Region 4 Winter Spnngs won an odd game with Gainesville-Buchholz (17-9) in the Class 6AKegion I Quarterfinals, edging the Bearcats, 5-4 S e e S o ft b a ll, P a g r 28 �2B T n Hkeald Sunday. May 2 9 . 200f» Briefs DEADLINE APPROACHES FOR 2005 W ESTFIELD JUN IO R PGA NORTH FLORIDA CH AM PIO N SH IP Entries will continue to be accepted until Thursday, June 2, for the 2005 Westfield junior PGA North Florida Championship held June 9-10 at O range County National Golf Club (Crooked C at Course) in W inter Garden. To enter the tournament, players m ay obtain entry forms at their local PGA golf facility or visit www.westfieldgroupfoundatkm .com . Boys and girls com pete in two age divisions -1 3 -1 5 and 1617. Participants are eligible to represent the N orth Florida section at tne 2005 Westfield Junior PGA Cham pionship, July 15-16 at Westfield Group Country Club in W estfield Center, Ohio. The 30th annual national Cham pionship features the junior boys' and girls' division cham pions from each of The PGA of A m erica's 41 sections as well as special invitees. Section win­ ners receive free round-trip air transportation, meals and lodging to com pete for the national title at the Westfield Junior PGA Championship. A premier event in junior golf, the tournam ent has attracted m ore than 180,000 juniors since its origin in 1976. Past com ­ petitors include many of today's leading PGA and LPGA louring professionals, including Stew art Cink, Justin Leonard, Michelle McGann, Phil M ickelson, Dottle Pepper and Tiger Woods. YOUTH FLAG FO O TBALL REGISTRATION The Sanford Recreation D epartm ent is now registering for Youth Flag Football for youth ages 5-12 years old. Cost per participant is $40 for C ity Residents and $50 for N on-City Residents. Player Placem ent August 6th A August 13th. Games will begin in September. Sign up at the Sanford Recreation Departm ent 300, North Park Avenue - City Hall. Coaches are also needed and anyone interested should con­ tact the SRD as soon as possible. For m ore inform ation, please call Rodney Stancil at 407-3305697 Or email: aUm-jirOri aanfnrrl fl i.e Outdoors-----Continued from Page IB wash works great and for $4 you can put the boat away when you get home. Don't forget to flush the m otor with freshwater. Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. FISHING REPORT The trout bite continues to be solid as the fish are in the spawning season. It is really going to be going off the next couple of weeks. We are coming off a full moon and the fish should be real hungry. Top water plugs early and Rip Tide 3 inch mullet on an 1 /8 ounce Rip Tide Pro jig head. If it is real bright try a chartreuse bait. I really like jigs with a tail color of red, chartreuse or white. Soft jerk bits work well also. Try a Rip Tide Flats Chub in the early morning or throughout the day. Big red fish continue to eat well. Some days are better than others. Live bait has been working well along with cut mullet. If you catch a lady fish, cut him into strips or chunks, that is red fish candy. Artificial baits that are hot are soft jerk baits and the Rip Tide Realistic Crab. Some of the schools have been worked on a an everyday basis so it is important that you don't push the fish. Be patient Ajax O rlando has announced that team s are now being amembled to compete in the com petitive Super Y-League. All tsam s, with the exception of the under-19 team, will partidp atc in year-round development sessions, league m atches and tournam ents. The under-19 team will train and com pete in a summer-only league that concludes in August. For more information contact Dart M cCarty at (407) 8391903 or dm ccarty@ajaxorlando.us or on the web at hEfcW/www.aiaxorlando.us. UCF BOYS BASKETBALL CAMPS The University of Central Florida /Kirk Speraw Basketball Cam p will be holding camps this summer. Camps are open to players ages 7-to-17 and begin a 9 a.m. and end a 4 p.m. daily. Activities include professional instruc­ tion, 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 competition and daily contests. Each cam per will receive a camp basketball, camp t-shirt, and a daily lunch. All camp activities will be held in the (air-condi­ tioned) UCF Arena. Camp dates are: Session I _ June 7-10. Session II _ June 13-17. Session IH _ June 20-24. For more information and to receive a camp brochure, please call 407-823-5805 or go to the web page at www.justsportscam ps.com /speraw . The athletes will now spend a couple of months in personal summer workouts or attend­ ing camps before practice for the 2005 season begins on August 1st with the Classics or Jamborees set for the weekend of August 18-20 and the first game the week of August 22nd with most teams playing on Friday, August 26th. This season will also see the teams returning to playing 10 games over an 11-week peri­ od, with each team having a bye. DEREK WAUGH-STETSON BASKETBALL CAMPS The Derek Waugh-Stetson University Basketball Camps will be held in June and July at the Edmunds Activities Center in DeLand. The Camps and dates are as follows: Soccer--- AJAX ORLANDO SEEKS FUTURE SOCCER SUPERSTARS Shooting Camp _ June 10-12. Position Camp _ June 12-16. High School Team Camp _ june 25-26. Individual Camp _ June 26-30. Individual Camp _ July 24-28. For more information check out the website at www.stet•on.edu/hoopcam p or call Sebastian Singletary at 386-8228101 ore-m ail at ssinglet@stetson.edu. FRANK G RIFFIN 'S STETSON FASTPITCH ACADEMY The Frank Griffin Stetson Hatter Fastpitch Academy will be holding camps in late May and early June at the new Stetson University Softball Complex in DeLand. The Camps and dates are as follows: Advanced Camp _ May 31-June 3. General Skills Camp _ June 5-8. Pitching and Catching Camp _ June 8-10. For more information call Tracy Riepenhuff at 386-822-7337 or e-mail at triepenh@stetson.edu. BASEBALL PLAYERS WANTED The National Youth Baseball Association is looking for youth baseball players between the ages of 12-20 that would like to be a part of its 2005 National and International Tournament Team(s) and/or the Summer Wooden Bat League. The tournament teams will be traveling to Ohio, Illinois, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, Arizona, Louisiana, Puerto Rico and Hawaii. Rosters are limited to 14-to-16 players per team, per age group. Registration will be accepted on a first come-first served basis. For additional information please call 773-2641040. REGISTER NOW FOR SUM M ER CAMP Do your children long to spend their summer days in the great outdoors? Would they love the chance to learn about wildlife from the experts, or swim, hike and canoe with other children their age? Then it's time to sign them up for the Ocala Outdoor Adventure Camp at the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's (FWC) Ocala Conservation Center in the Ocala National Forest. The summer camp is for boys and girls ages 10-15, and is based on wildlife conservation, firearm safety and outdoor skills. This year the camp offers five one week sessions with all new programs beginning on June 19 The prim ary goal of the camp program is to provide chil­ dren with the necessary skills and knowledge to become bet­ ter sportsmen and women, while instilling an awareness of firearm safety, conservation and wildlife stewardship In addition, campers will fish, canoe, swim, hike and participate in many other outdoor activities Tuition is only $295 per camper per week, and includes lodging, food, program materials and instruction for each ses­ sion. Each weekiong session is divided into four groups based on their individual focus Wild about Wildlife, Wet and Wildlife, Hunting and Hunter Safety, and Expedition All pro­ gram s are new or significantly revised in formal and scope from previous years For more information or for registration materials for the summer program , please tail (352) 62$ 2804 or go to My FWC to m /cam p* MODEST INCREASE IN M EM ORIAL DAY W EEKEND BOATING TRAFFIC If the weather cooperates, the recreation­ al boating season's traditional Memorial Day “kick-off" weekend will likely be busier than usual. Tow BoatUS. and Vessel Assist fleets, part of BoatU.S. Towing Services, are expecting a 4% Increase In requests over last year for on-the-w ater assistance for dead batteries, running out of fu el groundings, and for other services this hol­ iday weekend. Recreational boating traffic on this week­ end is the second busiest time of year just behind the July 4th holiday peak. The TowBoatU-S. and Vessel Assist fleets, with a combined 500 rapid response towing assistance vessels stationed in over 250 Football— Softball Continued from Page IB that was outstanding. Emerging star Doug "Bud" Thacker led the w ay with six tackles for losses, while Brown also showed he could play on the other side of the b all com­ ing up with an interception. All told the defense forced three turnovers with newcom­ er James Manning grabbing an interception and reflow first­ time van ity player Freddie Gaines forcing a fumble which was covered by yet another new face for tne Tribe, Jewon Gilley. In the only other score received from the Jamboree, Titusville, the only non-SAC school at the event, also shutout Lake Brantley, by the same 13-0 score. The other halves had Oviedo facing Lake Howell and the host Greyhounds taking on Winter S p rin g. In other spring games involving county squads. Pine Castle Christian held off Orangewood Christian, 24-14, and Father Lopez blanked Trinity Prep. YO UTH SO CCER REGISTRATION The City of Sanford Recreation Department and Kicks N Dribbles, Inc. is proud to announce registration for the 4th Annual Youth Soccer Camp for boys A girls ages 5-17. The cam p will be offered June 13th thru 17th and July 18th thru 22nd. This cam p is half a day from 9 a.m . to 12 p.m. Cam p w ill include, D irector Brian Dorman, high school and club coaches, speed A agility training, small sided gam es each day and w ritten evaluations. Each child will receive a Sanford Recreation/K icks N Dribbles, Inc. soccer T-Shirt. Sign up now to reserve your spot) For m ore information, please call 407-330-5697. Web site: w w w .dJanford.fl.org and you will be rewarded. Dolphin are the staple offshore. F t Pierce has always been a reliable area. 1 would much ratner drive two hours In the car than tw o hours In the boat. W hatever you choose the fishing is hot. Get out of the house and go. Book a char­ ter today, you w on't be disappointed. Tight lines and good fishing, Captain David Rogers, www.aaahawgwildcharters.com , 407-405-0819. Continued from Page IB the scoreboard. "We just lacked the chem­ istry and enthusiasm that is essential to winning, and those two factors are what cost us the game," says Head Coach Joe Avallone. Though Palm Beach scored the only goal of the game in the 55th minute to capture the win, the Kraze did, however, manage to outshoot the Pumas 12-10, and Kraze goal keeper Ryan McIntosh racked up six saves overall. "Coming off a National Championship, all the teams in the league will be gunning for us. We just need to focus on our game and not on (he suc­ cess of last year's squad/ says Assistant Coach Steve Lyons. In a second attempt at victo­ ry, the Kraze were unable to bring home a win last week­ end versus the Cocoa Expos. With only 45 minutes of play in the rematch, (he Kraze put forth a heroic effort, but could not overcome the 1-2 deficit. Following United Soccer League rules for the second half rematch, the Kraze began last night's game in the hole 01. Kraze veteran Clifton PhilipW struck hard and fast in (he 67th minute of the game to tie the score up 1-1, but the Expos immediately retaliated tn the 68th minute to pull ahead 2-1. "This is the first time I’ve seen the team show this much enthusiasm all season They truly gave it lltYX and 1 am happy with their perform­ ance," said Avallone Also putting forth a great effort jnd keeping the pressure on the Expos’ goal keeper were returning Kraze forwards S a s h a Barber, Anthony Santiago, and Billy judino The game versus Cocoa wax originally scheduled for May 6, howevrr, due to technical difficulties with the Cocoa sta diuru's lighting, (lie game was called early resulting in tlir Continued from Page IB in eight innings. The Bears appeared headed to an easy victory as they led 3-0 on the strength of two-run double by freshman Richelle Raley going into the sev­ enth inning before Buchholz rallied to tie the gam e on four hits and an error. The Bearcats then looked like they might advance as they took the lead in the top of the eighth inning. But with one out, Christine Roser, who pitched shut out ball over the first five Innings, drew a walk and pinch-runner Aubrey Wingo flew around the bases to tie the gam e on another Raley double. A fter the second out of the inning Casey Demastus, running for Raley, cam e across with the winning run on a double by Becca Davis, her third hit in four trips to the plate. Sophomore hurler Brandi Wisniewski was the winning pitcher with three innings of relief. The other tw o team s to advance to the regionals had no luck in the quarterfinals. Host Lake M ary (21-7) ran into a motivated West Orange juggernaut and got ripped 16-1 in six innings. The W arriors (25-2) were still sm arting from losing just their second gam e of the season in the district finals to Boone, 2-1, a few days earlier and falling from No. 1 to No. 6 in the state poll and they took their frustrations out on the 10thranked Rams. The extra-base hit w as the difference as Leslee Stephens hit a three-run home run in the fourth inning and M eagan Squartino blasted a threerun home run and Jenn Henry had a three-run triple in an eight-run sixth for West Orange. Lake Mary only had four hits com pared to 19 for the W arriors. M IM E CtRCUfT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN0 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 06-CA-aC3-14-L THE CIT GROUP/CONSUM ER FINANCE. IN C, Plaintiff. V. RALPH E. NAUMANN. 3 STUART AS TRUSTEE OF SEM INO LE 15TH ST R EE T LANO TRU ST 11206. and a* unknown part** claim ing by. Brough. under or against th* above named Defendant, who la no! known 10 ba dead or aNvo. whether said unknown pertloe claim aa hairs, devisee*, grantee*, assignee*, lienor*, creators. trustee*. spouses, or other claimant*. TENANT *1 andlor TENANT *2 tie part** M sndad to account lor m* person or parsons In possession. Defendants NOTICE O f ACTION TO RALPH E NAUMANN. and a l unknown partes claiming by. Brough, under or agaetal th* abov* namad Defendant, who is not known to be dead or akva. whether said unknown partes claim a* hem . devisees, grant***, assign***, lienor*, creators, trustees, spouses, or other claimants (SEAL) M ARYANNE M ORSE. CLER K D ark of th* Circuit Court By Cecelia V Ekam Deputy Clerk Law OBlcaa ol Douglas C. Zahm. PA. 16630 U S Highway 19 North. Su m 300 Clearwater. FL 33764 (727)536-4911 (727) 536-2755 la* Publish; May 29.2005 and Jun* 5.2005 0191 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O f FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY 0EN ERAL J U R IS D IC T IO N D IV ISIO N C A S E NO. 0S-CA-612-14-G M ORTGAGE ELECTRO NIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM S. INC.. Ptentrtl, v* ELLA STEVEN S. INDIVIDUALLY AND AS PERSO NAL R EPRESEN TATIVE O F THE ESTATE OF JESSIE H STEVEN S. D ECEASED . *1 al.. Detendant(s) NOTICE O f ACTION Currant Rasidenc* Unknown, but whoa* Iasi known addrsts was: 1206 West 15m Stiaet. Sanford. FL 32771; and 1402 Stargazer Terrace, Sanford. FL 3277t TO A t unknown ham . cradttors. devisee* or other person* claim ing interest by. through, under or agains! JES S IE H. STEVEN S. Deceased. and afl parte* having or claim ing to hev* any right, title or Inter**! m the property harem described YOU AR E NOTIFIED Bial an action to toradoe* a mortgage on th* loilowtng property m SEM INOLE County. Florida, to- YOU ARE H EREBY NOTIFIED Brat an action tor Foractoaur* of Mortgage on Bte following described property LOT 16. FLORIDA LAND AND COLONIZATION C O M PA N Y S A D O illO N TO SOUTH SAN FORD ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF AS RECO RD ED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 73, OF THE PUBLIC R EC O RD S OF SEM INOLE COUNTY FLO RI­ DA has b**n Nad egansl you and you are required to serve ■ copy a your wrstan defense* * wry to « on DOUGLAS C ZA h M. P A Ptemafft attorney whoa* *■ » «** * ta a jo u S rtghway 19 North SuS* 300 CWa/wslw Fkjnd* 33764 on or M o t* or w*hm Burry iJO) days after B« hr*t pubwcaaun of r * Noace of AcSon and W Bw angn at * n l a C la n J (a* Court al 301 N Park A,*nu* Sanford FL 32771 a tfu i ta k a * serves on H a rW f s Mcrnwy or t m a d a it •y Bwreefier uB w t m * a l*r«o* w41 be *r**i*d agw w l you tor Baa >a**r nwnendad »>B * com (M s* | a S u i W ITNESS my 'e n d a id teal uf B e Court in t w 24 day d u*y 2006 Lyman (15-12) didn't fare much better as the Greyhounds were blanked, 7-0, by host Eau Gallie (23-5) in the Clas 5A-Region 1 Quarterfinals. Lyman could do nothing with Commodores standout senior pitcher Jenny Giles, who hurled a no-hitter and stnick out eight Greyhounds to run her personal record to 13-1 and keep her ERA at a perfect 0.00 for the year. Winter Springs (18-11) saw its season come to an end in a tough way as host Boone (23-5) scored the winning run on illegal pitch call to edge the Bears, 2-1, in the 6A-Region 1 Semifinals. The Braves scored the game's first run in the bottom of the third inning, but Winter Springs came back to tie it in the fifth when Kristen Hinkle scored on Raley's double. The Bears had a chance to take the lead in the top of the seventh as with Hinkle again on sec­ ond with two outs, Raley came to the plate hav­ ing already gone three-for-three, but she could not come through this time and the game went to the bottom of the seventh tied at 1-1. Wisniewski came on to relieve Roser and on the second pitch an omen of things to come occurred when she was called for replacing her foot on the rubber. After a double and a sacrifice, she was again called for the illegal pitch and the winning run was allowed to walk home, ending the Bears season. The M aster's Academy (14-7) also saw its sea­ son end, but it was much more definite as host Summitt Christian (17-7) scored three runs in the bottom of the first inning and never looked back in winning, 11-0 in five innings, in West Palm Beach. The Saints had 12 hits on the day, while the Eagles could muster only two safeties. Lecals Lecals Lecals LOT 4 1. CH ASE G R O V ES UNIT 6. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREO F AS RECO RD ED IN PLAT BOOK 44. PAG ES 29-31. INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, »Wa 629 Bnghtview Drive. Lak* Mary. Florid* 32746 has boen hied ageirot you m y ) you are request) to serve a copy of your written datenaM. f any. to il. on M arcia Nevaruaky. Attorney lor Plaintiff, whoa* address m 9630 S W 77lh Avenue Second Floor. Miami. Ftonde 33156 withm thirty (X ) days lite r ih# hrsl pubMcalton of by * Noace n r e Semmoto HER­ ALD and Me B e onpnal m Bi B e Clark <J Baa Court either before service on PtairMTs attorney or vnmertetery Ihereefter other ■nee a detaert • * be erterad against you tor B e rebel demanded m B e oumpteef W ITNESS rny herd a id B e M ai uf Baa Court Bte da y of May I* 2UJ6 MAR >ATA rt MORSE Aa C e rt <J B e Court ft, Cm-* •it*** ports, are expected to be very active responding to requests for help. "This is the first big weekend of the year so there is a lot of pent up demand to go boating and I suspect we'll see a m odest increase in Memorial Day traffic over last yW ," said Jerry Cardarelli, Vice President of BoatU.S. Towing Services. Cardarelli also notes that requests for on-the-w ater assistance this spring have also been slightly up over last year nation­ wide. "M any of the calls our towers get this time of year can be attributed to incom­ plete spring com m issioning," said Cardarelli. He suggests that boaters ensure that their VHF radio is operable and its antenna is in good shape, as well as ensur­ ing that a vessel's charging system is working property. And no boater should leave the dock without all safety equip­ ment aboard. Another reason for towing assistance calls are inadvertent groundings due to shifting markers and shoals that may have moved over the winter. For more information on BoatU S. Towing Services, boaters can call 800-8884869 or visit http: / / www.BoatUS.com / towing PubMh: SANFORD HERALD if you are a person with a dteabrlrty who reeds any accom­ modation in ordsr to participate In Bte procesdtog. you are antiBad. at no coat to you, to Bte provteton of certain assistance. Please contact Court Artnlntstralton at X I N. Park Avenu*. Suite N X I . Sanford. FL. 32771, (407) 665-4227. wNhfn 2 working day* of your race** of Ba* noace. if you are hearing or voice Unpaired, c e l 1600-955-6771 Publish: May 29. 2005 and June 5.2005 0192 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Node* Is hereby grven Bial O vedo Road 6 Wrecker Service wd ** l al pubic auction tor sa l­ vage lor cash on demand to B e high**! bidder th* following deaenbed vehicle* 1993 Seturn tour door green VIN« 1G8ZG5594PZ186505, 1990 Toyota Canary foot door, red V IN M T 1SV22E2LU116066. 2000 M eziM M PV white V1N*JM3LWZ86XY0111179. 1996 Ford Aeroatar btoe. VIN* 1FM CA11U 2SZC14337; 1990 Pontiac Bonneville four door n d , VIN*1 Q2HX54C4L1276466; 1964 Saab tour (toot whits V1NSYS3AH3SJ2E2002269; 1969 Ford F I X black VMM 1FTDF15N6KNB01156 1966 Mazda tour door whit# VIN*JM1HC2212J0111061. 1994 Mazda Protege tour door tan VINSJM1B02240R0750661. 2000 Mazda 626 tour door green VIN* 1YVQ F22C3Y5164786. 1993 Chrysler New Yorker lour doer g jtf VIN# IC3XC66R0PD 141060. 1993 Chevy Camaro two door Mack V1NB2G1FP22P6P2120664. 1990 Honda O n e three door red V1NB2HOED6342LH533 741. I960 Buck E le c ts lour door ehtta VIN* 1G4CX54CXL1612145. 1966 Jeep Grand Wagon**! gwy VIN#1 JCNJ1SU6GT165966, 1993 Toyota Camry tour door graen VIN#4T1SK11E3PU280143 This auction m l be held on JUNE t t, 2006 at 10am m the m ooing at Autotrurvcs al 174 East Machs* Hammock Road Oviedo, FL 32765 Prospective tatte rs may ra p e d B * vahetea on B * day before Bw auction between 9am 5pm Tarma ara cash or certified knot Oviedo Rued t Wrecker Serve* '***r,*a B e ngy* to accept or reyad any and a* tads Publish May 29 2006 0165 NOT 1C* Lecals auction on 06/15/2005, 0300 PM . at 117 M ARKER ST ALTA­ M ONTE SPRINGS, FL 32701. pursuant to subiectlon FS 71376 CO URTESY TOWING INC raeerve* me right to accept or r*(ed any andlor a l bid* 1979 BUICK 3V69K8M219155 1965 M ERCEDES-BENZ W DBAB53A6FA271663 1967 NISSAN J N 1PS26SXHW 006661 1966 CHEVROLET 1QBDM15ZBJB126905 1969 MAZDA 1Y V G 0 3 1A3K5244155 1990 CH RYSLER 1C3XJ453XLG439S35 1991 CHEVROLET 1G N O T13Z2M226596S t991 CADILLAC 1G6C013B3M4319652 1991 PLYMOUTH 2P40H4534MR191267 1991 FORD 1FACPS2U1M A173201 1992 CH EVRO LET 2GBEG25K2N4135003 1992 MITSUBISHI JA3CY29W 3NZ002362 1995 BMW W BABJ6329SJD367S7 Publish May 29. 2005 0194 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 06-OR-I967-O2D-K ALFREDO VALENTIN, Huaband. and MARIA R LOPEZ. Huaband NOTICE OF ACTION TO MARIA R LO PEZ Addrasa Unknown YOU ARE H ER EBY NOTIFIED Bial an ad u n tor Petition tor Dissolution of M arriage h at been Ned against you and you at* required to serve a copy of your wrBtan defense* * any. to Bte Pelitioner ALFR ED O VALENTIN. 1070 REO AL POINTE TERR APT 204 LAKE MARY. FLO RIO A 32746 or before June 15, 2006. and N* Bte onpnal with Bw Clerk of sett Court arthar before service on Bte WB* or aruTtedalafy there after * you huted to do ao a default w tl be entered against you tor Bw relief demanded in Bw pebtwn W ARNING Rule 12 285 Florida Fam ily Law Rufat of Procedure requires certain automatic dactoaur* of docu­ ment* and information Failure to comply can retort m sent bans including ditm iasai or ttrtung of pteertngt W ITNESS my hand and teal Of B« tea) Court Baa ItB i day of May 2006 MAHVANNE MORSE C LER K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Nancy Ft f/rte r Deputy U erk P ub*an Mey 15 22 2V 2UU6 arat Avar 6 2005 �Sunday. 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F p lc. 1 car garage *950/mo j 103— H ouses - U nfurnished 99— A partments U n f u r n is h e d B a t e m a n <tvr/7V 407-321-0759 MARINER'S VILLAGE L A K E AO A 1 DORM. 15 SO M O 2 DO RM . le r o M O a n d u p Cable Included 407-323-8670 Sanlord 3 /2 ,large porch, 2.5 acres lot S875/mo 407-402 2536 Come Check Us Out, Single Story Design UMYItWHKIfT TRAINING FOR EMPLOYMENT SaRfirieNitlpartineiits' 407-323-3301 Bulldozers, Backhocs, Loaders, Dump Trucks Graders, Scrapers, Excavators Next Class: Jan Jrd 3291 S . Sanford A v e ., Sanford •National C'cnitkaiion •Financial Assistance •Job Placemen! in your area 800-383-7364 Associated Trwnmg S t r n c t i n m Equipment School com Run a HELP W AN TED • MAINTENANCENIGHTS/WEEKENDS F/T • EXPERIENCED FOOD SERVERS F/T-P/T • C.N.AVACTIVITIES P/T WEEKENDS • HOUSEKEEPERS - F/T Upscale senior living community. Ad and Get A Garage Sale Kit “S Excellent pay/benefits. Resume Fax 407-322-3065 Phone 407-322-2207 1 5133 rim e experienced ni housekeeper lex busy hotel App*y n e l SpringfSte Suite 201 fk x tfi W e Hd FI » 7 7 l Part time cook, sen ses 8 dishwasher needed. Contact Mytene, 407-323-7306 00 4 2 . Route Driver ShraiM . the worid teader n on­ site Docum ent D estructon. is looking lor a Route Driver with strong custom er service skills. A C la ss B CD L. with a clean crim inal history is required, as well as the atxMy to kft 100 toe This full-tim e position offers great pay. a 4 day work week. M edical-D ental. Retirem ent. H olidays and Bonuses to ths right person. Apply in person 601 Central Park D r, 407-445-8066 E O E Spnnghills Suites in S anlord needs PT Front D esk C lerk to work Fri, Sat. Sun m tes. 3pm11pm tor busy hotel M ust be mum-tasker AppTy in person 201 North Towne Rd Loader O perator C learing and grubbing experience F/T. 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G lass D ining Table 8 4 Chairs, m isc. 407-327-4322 S p a : Portable, therapy jets, energy efficie n t 110-volt, insulated cover, all new 81295 407-339-0678 or 386-2162948. co rruo ated 105— D uplex/T riplex 2 B R D uplex Apts close to S e m in o le H igh, sc r porch, laundry 8 storag e Rm . 8550/M o 407-647-1366 114— W arehouse/R ental S Lrg beige reesner. 850. black entertainm ent canter, 8125. wrought von (Fees B pafSe. $35. chest o l draw ers, 835. couch. S25IX « d * 8 4 ch a n . SIOB new BroyNS couch. $350. Can 407629-0272. W arehouse, 7.500 $q ft. San ford. 3 offices, truck heights 83.125Tno (85 (XYsq ft) C a l Mon-Fn. 8-5, 407-322-0664 118— O ffice S pace For Repft O ffices For Rent 400 sq ft 1o 800 sq ft. Sanford Fulton O ffice C enter 407-314-3750 Avoid F o re clo su re! C a ll 407-221-7959 Sanford 2009 O a k A ve. 3BR /2 5B A , S p lit Pla n . Fireplace. Fam ily Room . Eat-In Kitchen. Large Bach Porch. Oble Lot 8249k, 407-314-4154 157— M obile H omes For S ale S an fo rd /C arrtag e C ove: New 3/2 OW. a ll ap pliances 8 shed Com pMBiy set up. ready b move m 8597/m o, includes lot rent, with approved credit. 407-3238160 159— R eal E state Wanted W anted: W ork shop space in S an ford A rea N eed im m ediately. C a ll 407-3209988 181— A ppliances & Furniture For S ale B ED : N A S A technology V isco m em ory foam m attress set. as seen on TV/M all 20 year nonprorated warranty A ll new in plastic R etails 81599. must s a l 8505 407-831-1322 or 386-7531515 D elivery available Reiui Slim liKcnn Get Your Roof Dono Before The Rainy Season! f t P a t t i’ s EXTER IO R S. NO MONEY DOWN! New Roof In 10-14 Days a m rrira n m klrn iu lrilrriu rsro R i o B f if i Seminuk- Cuuniv Lurnu- U.VJU15128I 407-390-7444 1-877-599-6719 Wi U l m a i r R o o f in g Specializing In Berooflng 6 Repairs 407-322-1926 U c lR C M S O S S I E y e d P e e s B y The Bushel. 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Tree Removal. Trimming, Bobcat Svc. Firewood. Free Estimates Lic/lns 407*331 L egals Legals L egals IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORfOA CASE MO: 04 -CC-9298-20-8 PINE RIDGE CLU B VILLAGE 1 CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC., a Florida not-for-profit corporation, PLAINTIFF JU N E V M ILLER. and UNKNOW N TENANT 1 and 2. DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN pursuant to ■ Final Summary Judgment of Foradoeura deled May 19. 2005 entered In C M Case No 04 CC-5258-20-S of the County Court of Seminole County. Florida, wherein PINE RIDGE CLU B CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC. la the Plaintiff and JU N E V MILLER, and UNKNOWN TENANT1 and 2. era Hie Defendants. I wi* se9 to the highest and beet bidder tor cash e l toe Serranole County Courthouse. 301 N Park Avenue, Sanford. FL 32771. at 1100 a m. on toe 2 tst day of June, 2005 the following deathbed property ea sal torto in •aid Final Summary Judgm ent to-wtC CONDOMINIUM UNIT B t, BUILDING 17. O F THE PINE RIDGE CLU B VILLAGE 1. A CONDOMINIUM. ACCORDING TO THE D ECLARATION O F CONDOMINIUM AS RECO RD ­ ED IN O FFICIAL R EC O R D S BOOK 1834. PAG E 1440. O P THE PU BLIC R ECO RD S O F SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. TO G ETH ER WITH AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELEM EN TS APPU R ­ TENANT TO SAID UNIT DATED this 23rd day of May. 2005 MARYANNE MORSE as Clerk of toe Court By: Mary Stroups Deputy Clerk H elena Gubar rex Male how. Esquire Wean 8 Maichow. PA Attorneys lor Plambfl 648 E Colonial Drive Orlando. Florlda 32803 Am ericans With Disabilities A d o l 1990 Admmtetratve Order No 97-3 If you are a person with a dis­ ability who naedt any accommo­ dation in order to participate in this proceeding, you ere entitled, a l no cost to you. to toe provi­ sion of certain assistance Please contact Court Administration a l 301 North Park Avenue. Suite NJOt. Sanford. Florida 32771 (407) 665-4227 within (2) working d a yi o l your receipt ol this notice. 4 you are hearing or voice unpaired, caS 118001-955-8771. Publish May 29. 2005 and June 5, 2005 0187 IN T H fO R C U fT CO URT O P T H t 18TH ju d ic ia l c ir c u it , M AMO FOR I COUNTY. C A M NO.: 04-CA-1984-14L JP M ORGAN CH ASE B AfPt P/K/A THE CH ASE MANHATTAN BANK. AS TRUSTEE FO R MIC HOME EQUITY LOAN OW NER TRUST IS JOANN WILLIAMS, et M, MOTICS O P ACTION TO: R ELICIA M CKINNON (I M ARK E LLIS SO LO M O N (I ANTHONY W ILLIAM S ANTOINETTE WHITE OAVIO WILLIAMS M ARIA W 1LKERSON (H tio v n cv unknown) YOU ARE NOTIFIED t o il an action lo r Foreclosure of Mortgage on the following LOT 23. M AGN O LIA HILL. ACCO RD IN G TO THE PLAT THEREO F A S RECO RD ED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAGE 12, OP THE PU BLIC R EC O R D S O P SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA has been fle d against you and you era required to serve a copy of your written defenses. II any, to M. on M arshall C. Watson. P A , Attorney tor PlaintMt. whose address Is 1800 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120. FT. LAUD­ ERD ALE. FL 33309 within thirty (30) days aflar toe Bret publica­ tion of to ll Notice In toe (Ptoaee pubkah In THE SANFO RD HER­ ALD) and Me the original with the Clerk ol tola Court saber before service on Plaintiff's attorney or immedletefy there­ after; otherwise a default w il be entered egexist you tor the re b e l demanded In toe com plaint In accordance with lha Americans with DtsatxWee A ct Persona with DieefxWtae need­ ing a apodal eccommodekon to participate in this proceeding should contact toe Court Administrator at X I N. Park Avenue. Sanlord FL 32771, Telephone Number (407)3234330 not taler than seven (7) days prior to toe proceeding It hearing Impaired. (TDO) 1-800955-8771 or Voice (V) 1-800955-8770 vie Florlda Relay Services W ITNESS my hand and to* teal ol this Court this day of MAY 18. 2005 Maryann# Morse A s Clark of toe Court By Carol Moore Aa Deputy Clark Publish: (Please pubkah in The Sanford Herald) Publish: M ay 29. 2005 Mid June 5. 2005 Q178 W T H C CIRCUIT COURT OP THE B O H T M N T H JU O C U L CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA M AN O FO R M M M O U COUNTY OCM RAL JURH0SCT10N DIVISION C A M fcO .O tC A -6 1 2 -1 4 -0 M ORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM S »C. __ Plamtilt VS. ELLA STEVENS. INDIVIDUALLY AND AS PERSO NAL R EPRESEN TATIVE O F THE ESTATE O F JESSIE H STEVEN S. D ECEASED , et at Defendant!») NOT1CI OP ACTION TO: A# unknown hews, cm ' tors, devisees or other perNir claim ing bitertst by. through under or against JESSIE h STEVEN S. Deceased, and ,itf parties having or claim ing to hove any right M e or xiteresi -n toe properly hero*! describe ) YOU AR E H ER EBY NOTIFIFO tool an action tor Foreclosure of Mortgage on too follow ug LOT 41. CH ASE G R O V ES UNIT 6. ACCORDING TO THE PtAT THEREO F A S RECO RD ED IN PLAT BOOK 44, PAG ES 29 31 INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R D S O F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA: a/k/a 829 Brightvtow Drive. Lake Mary Florida 32748 hat bean Ned against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. * any. to it. on M arcia Neveruxky, Attorney tor Plainiiff. whose addreaa ie 9830 S W 77th Avenue. Second Floor. Miami. Florida 33156 within thirty (30) days altar the first publication of tola Notice In toe Seminole HE n ALD and Me the onginai with the Ctark o l tola Court aitoer before service on PlainIrff's attorney or Mnmediataly thereafter, other­ wise a default w il be entered against you for the refief demanded to the complaint W ITNESS my hand and the seal of tors Court ton day ol May 18,2005 M ARYANNE M O RSE Aa Ctark of toe Court By Carol Moore Aa Deputy Clerk Pubftah SANFO RD HERALD If you are ■ person with a dis­ ability who needs any accommo­ dation to order to participate >n ton proceeding, you are anWml at n o co at In you lo (he p ro v i­ sion ol certain assistance Please , contact Court Administration at X I N Park Avenue. Suite N X t , Sanlord. FL, 3277). (407) 665 4227. within 2 working days ol your receipt o l ton notice. 4 you are hearing or voice impaired, call I800-955-6771. Publish May 29. 2005 and June 5.2005 Q192 . 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Ma> 29. 2005 T hk Herald L eg als L eg a ls L eg a ls Publish May 39. 2003 and June 5. 2005 0173 PLEA SE FAX A C O PY O F THE FIRST INSERTION TO 964-2336353 IN ACCO RD AN CE WITH THE AM ERICANS WITH DIS­ ABILITIES ACT. parson* with disabilities needing a special ommodatlon should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at the SEM INO LE County Courthouse at 407-6664377. t600-9368771 (TOO) or 1800 959-8770. via Florida Ralay Service Juna. 2003 tha following d* t o toed property as set forth m said Sum mary Final L eg a ls M T H t o n c u n COURT FOR 3CMNOCE COUNTY. FLOMOA PROBATE DIVISION F i l l #: 03-C P-0346 G EN ER A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S E NO: 05 -C A -f I4-14W OM AC M ORTGAGE CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF IN RE: ESTATE OF G EO R G E C MEANS. VS D*C*#S*d NOTICE TO CREDOORS The admmrstration of to* estate ol G E O R G E C M EANS deceased. whose dais ol death was 12/23/3004, and whos* Social Sacunfy Number <t 36636-9356. is ponding m the C ireuil Court lot Semmoie County. Florida. Probata Division. Via address oI which • M l N Part Ave , Sanford, Sam noia. Florida. 33771 The names and addresses ol the Personal Representative and the Personal Representatives’ All creditors ol Fie decadent and other persons having claim s or dem ands against decsderti's estate on whom a copy ol M s Notice Is required to bo served must M s their claim s with M e Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE O R THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F S E R ­ VICE O F A C O PY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM AS other cradSors oI the dece­ dent and other persons having claim s or dem ands against decedent's estate must Ale their clam s with M s cow l WITHIN TH REE (3) M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIM S NOT SO FILED WILL BE FO R EVER BARRED Notwithstanding the time peri­ ods set forth above, any claim Ned two (3) years or more after ihe decedent’■ date ol death la The dale ot the Net publication ot M e notice * May 29. 2003 KATIE HARRINOTON. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD THE UNKNOW N SPO U SE. HEIRS. D EV ISEES. G R A N TEES. A S S IG N E ES LIEN O R S CREDITORS. TR U STEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. U N D ER OR AGAINST KATIE HARRINGTON; UNKNOW N SPO U SE O F KATIE HARRINOTON. IF ANY. HOUSEHO LD FINANCE CORPO RATIO N, lit; JOHN DOE ANO JAN E DOE AS UNKNOW N TENANTS IN PO SSESSIO N OEFENDANT(S) NO TIC I OF FO R EC LO SU R E SA LE NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN punuant to a Summary Final Judgment ot Foredoaure dated May 16, 3003 entered In Chr4 Case No 0S-CA-814-14-W of the Circuit Court of the 18TH Judicial Circuit in and for SEMI­ NOLE County. Sanford, Florida. I w4 ie4 to the highest and beet bidder lor cash at the West Front Door al Ihe SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 301 North Pare Avenue In Sanford. Florida, a l 11 00 am . on tha 16th day o l June. 2005 the M ow ing described property as set forth in said Summary Final Judgment, to-wit LOT 17. BLO C K B. BU EN A VISTA ESTATES, ACCORDING TO THE M AP O R PLAT THEREOF AS RECO RD ED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAG E 1, OF THE PU BLIC R EC O R D S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. Dated this 18 day o l May. 3003 Maryanne Morse (CIRCUIT CO URT SEAL) ClerK ot the Circuit Court By: Mary Stroup* Deputy O erii WSkam T. Royster Personal Representative S KIRBY M ONCRIEF. ESQUIRE Florida Bar No 136393 STEN STRO M . M clN TO SH COLBERT, WHIOHAM. REISCH M AN N A PARTLOW . PA Post Omce Box 4648 Sanford. FL 33773-4648 Telephone 407/323-2171 Attorney lor Personal Reprssentatrve Publish May 29. 3003 and June 3.3003 Q171 IN TH t CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA _ Publish In: The Sem inole Herald THE LAW O FFICES O F DAVID J STERN . P A . ATTO RNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 - S University Drive Suite 300 Plantation. FL 33334 (934)233-6000 03-36872 PLEASE FAX A C O PY OF THE FIRST INSERTION TO 954233-6335 IN A C C O R D A N C E WrTH THE AM ERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. persons with disabilities needing a spe­ cial accommodation should con­ tact C O U R T ADM INISTRA TION, at tha SEM INOLE County Courthousa at 407-663-4337.1 600-935-8771 (TOO) or 1-600933-8770. via Florida Ralay Sarvica IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 16TH JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FI ORICA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 04-CA-239-14 LOT 9. THE HIGHLANDS. SE C ­ TION FIVE. ACCORDING TO THE M AP O R PLAT THEREO F A S R EC O R D E D IN PLAT BOOK 19. PAGE 43. O F THE PUBLIC R ECO RD S O F SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLO RlO A Dated thw 30 day o l May. 2003 W ASHINGTON M UTUAL BANK. F A . PLAINTIFF VS MATTHEW R. BROW N, IF LIVING ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOW N SPO U SE. HEIRS. O EVISEES. G R AN TEES. A SSIG N E ES . LIEN O RS CREDITO RS. TR U STEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THRO UGH . UNO ER OR AGAINST M ATTHEW R BROW N UNKNOW N SPO U SE OF MATTHEW R. BROW N IF ANY. O AIM LER CH R YSLER SERVICES NORTH AM ERICA LLC F/K/A O AIM LERCHRYSLER FINANCIAL SE R V IC E S (DEBIS) NO RTH AM ERICA L .L C F/K/A C H R Y S LER FINANCIAL COM PANY L L .C . JO HN DOE ANO JAN E DOE AS UNKNOW N TENANTS IN PO SSESSIO N D EFEN D AN TS) NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H ER E B Y GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Foredoaure dated May 19. 3005 enlarad in C M Case No 04-CA-226-I4 at tha C ircuit Court o l tha 18TH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEM I­ NO LE County. Sanford. Florida. I wiM t e l to the highest and beat bidder tor caah at tha Weal Front Door at the SEM INOLE County Courthouae located at 301 North Park Avenue m Sanford. Florida, al 11 00 a m. on the 21st day ol June. 3005 the following described property aa set forth In said Summary Final Judgment. to-wit LOT 190 WINDING HOLLOW, UNIT 4. ACCOnDINO TO THE M AP OH PLAT THEREOF AS RECO RO ED IN PLAT BOOK 33. PAOEIS) 17-31. OF THE PU B­ LIC R ECO RD S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLO RlO A Dated Hus 19 day of May. 3003 Maryanne Morse (CIRCUIT CO URT SEAL) Clerk ot (he Circuit Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk V Publish in- The Seminote Herald THE LAW O FFICES OF DAVID J STERN . P A . ATTO RNEY FO R PLAINTIFF 601 S University Drive Suita 900 Plantation. FL 33334 (934)333-6000 04-22641 Publish May 39. 2009 and June 9.3003 □ 173 IN TH t CIRCUIT COURT OF TH t 16TH JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR 6CMNOLI COUNTY. FLORlOA GENERAL JURISDICTION OtVTSiON CASE NO: 04-CA-1448-140 G R E EN TREE SERVICIN G . U .C . SU CCESSO R BY CONVERSION TO C O N SEC O FINANCE SERVICING C O R P. PLAINTIFF VS M ICHAEL S RO BERSO N. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOW N SPO U SE. HEIRS, D EV ISEES. G R A N TEES. A SSIG N EES. LIEN O R S. CREDITO RS T R U ST EES ANO ALL O THER PARTIES CLAIMING AN IN TEREST BY. THROUGH. U N D ER OR AGAINST M ICHAEL S RO BERSO N : GRACE K. ROBERSON. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOW N SPO U SE. HEIRS. D EV ISEES. O R A N T EES. ASSIG N EES. LIEN O R S. CREDITORS. T R U ST EES AND ALL O THER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THRO UGH . U N D ER OR AQAINST G R A C E K. R O BER ­ SON. HIGHLANDS HOM EOW NERS' ASSOCIATION. INC.; UNITED STATES OF AM ER ICA. RONALD L. IRWIN. TRUSTEE AND INDIVIDUALLY: HFTA FIRST FINANCIAL CORPORATION F/K/A TRANSAM ERICA FIN ANCIAL SERVICES. WC.; CITIFINANCIAL M O RTGAGE COMPANY, INC F/K/A ASSOCIATES HOM E EQUITY SERVICES. INC. F/K/A FORD CO N SUM ER FINANCE COMPANY, INC.; JO H N DOE ANO JAN E DOE A S UNKNOW N TENANTS IN PO SSESSIO N DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Foredoaure dated May 19. 3003 entered in Civil C ase No. 04-CA-3446-140 of the Circuit Court ol Ihe I8TH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEM I­ NOLE" County, Sanford. Florida, I wiH s a l to tha highest and baa! bidder tor cash at tha Waal Front Door at tha SEM INO LE County Courthouae locatad at 301 North Park Avenue in Sanford, Florida, at 11 00 am . on lha 21st day ot CAREER OPPORTUNITIES * Accepting applications for: SWISSPORT USA, INC. Ramp/Baggage Handlers, A/C Cabin Cleaners, Fuelers, Janitorial (Full Time / Part-time / Seasonal) On the spot interviews and hires for qualified candidates W e offer holiday pay; uniform s, free parking, paid com prehensive industry training, w eekly pay, direct deposit and a safe work environm ent. Don't let these opportunities fly by. Stop by our adm inistration office M onday thru Friday betw een 10:00 A .M . to 4:00 P.M . for an application and m ore information. Fo r Ram p S ervice positions, we will conduct on the spot interview s upon com pletion ot the application. SW ISSNHTISA,W C. 2 RED CLEVELAND BLVD. SUITE 210 SANFORD, FL 32773 407-589-4190 Maryanne Morse (CIRCUIT CO URT SEAL) Clerk of Ihe O cu rt Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk Pubksh to: The Semmoie Herald THE LAW O FFIC E S O F DAVID J ST ER N . P A . ATTO RNEY FO R PLAINTIFF 801 S. University Drive Suite 900 Plantation. FL 33334 (934)233-6000 04-33362 PLEA S E FAX A C O PY O F THE FIR ST IN SERTIO N TO 934233-8553 IN A C C O R D A N C E WITH THE AM ERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona with dN sbktoe i needtog a spatact CO U RT ADM INISTRA­ TION. at the SEM INOLE County Courthouae at 407-663-4327.1800-9366771 (TDD) or 1-600933-6770, to« Florida Relay Sendee PuMah: M ay 39. 3003 and Juna 3.2003 0174 IN THB CIRCUIT COURT O F T H t 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR M M N O lt COUNTY. FLORIDA O IN tRAL JURISDICTION DTVWION C A M NO: 06 CA * » ABN AM RO M ORTGAGE GROUP. INC. SU C C ESSO R BY M ER G ER TO ATLANTIC M ORTGAGE ANO INVESTMENT CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF VS CH ER YL SOLOM ON. ET A L . OEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO: CH ER YL SOLOM ON (fid UNKNOW N S PO U S E OF CH ER Y L SOLOM ON whosa residence It unknown ri he/she/lhey be living, and It ha/sha/ihey be dead, the unknown defendants who may be spouses, heirs, devisees, g ran ite s, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, and all par ile a claim ing an interest by. through, under or agatoat ihe Defendants, who are not known to be dead or alive, and all par­ ties having or claim ing to have any right, title or totereat to the property deecrtoed to toe mortYOU AR E H ER EBY NOTIFIED trial an action to foreclose a mortgage on the M ow ing prop­ erty LO T 18 (LE S S THE NORTH 46 46 FE E T THEREOF). OAK HILL VILLAS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREO F. A S RECO RD EO IN PLAT BOOK 30, PAO ES 72 AND 73. O F THE PUBLIC R ECO RD S OF SEM I­ NO LE COUNTY. FLORIDA has been hied against you and that you are required to serve a copy ol your written defense,, 4 any. to it on DAVID J STERN. ESQ Plato n il's attorney, whoa* addrass la 801 3 University Drive 4500. Plantation. FL 33334 (no later than 30 days Irom the date of tha first publica­ tion pi this notice of action) and file toe original with toe clerk ol this court anther belore service on Plain tills attorney or immedi­ ately IhereaJtBi. otherwise a default will be entered against you lor toe relief demanded to toe complaint or petition filed herein W ITNESS my hand and toe seal of this Court at SEMINOLE County. Florida, this 19 day of May. 3003 M ARYANNE M O RSE. CLER K C LE R K O F THE CIRCUIT CO URT BY: Carol Moore D EPU TY C LER K LAW O FFICES O F OAVID J STERN ATTORNEY FO R PLAINTIFF 801 3 UNIVERSITY ORIVE SUITE 900 PLANTATION. FL 33324 0639133 IN ACCO RD AN CE WITH THE AM ERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. persons with disabUitie i needing a special accom­ m odation should contact CO U RT ADMINISTRATION, al toe SEM INO LE County Courthouse al (407)6664227. t 600-9556771 (TDD) or 1 8009568770. via Florida Relay Service THIS NOTICE SMALL BE PUB­ LISHED O N CE A W EEK FOR TWO CO N SECUTIVE W EEKS PU BLISH IN THE SANFORO H ERALD Putman May 29. 2009 and June 3. 2003 Q175 All applicants must be able to provide a 10-year work/school history and pass a criminal back­ ground 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 posses a valid Florida Driver's License. A successful background check is required for alJ airport employment IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLO R lO A O EN ERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S E NO: 03 CA-633 ABN AMRO MORTGAGE G R O U P INC SU CCESSO R BY M ER G ER TO ATLAN1IC M O RTGAGE ANO INVESTMENT CORPORATION PLAINTIFF sw issportj^ MO I ICE 0 4 AC HON C O M t fM J C t iV I M R V lC t L eg a ls STEVENS. JOHN DOE; JAN E DOE AS UNKNOW M TENANT (S) IN PO SSESSIO N O F THE SU BJECT PRO PERTY. AHO. H U SBAN D ANO W IFE.ANO UNKNOW N PARTIES IN PO SSESSIO N . THE CORPORATION IS H ER E­ B Y NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on toe toi LO T 16 (LE SS THE NORTH 48 48 FEET THEREOF) OAK HILL VILLAS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS R EC O RD ED IN PLAT BOOK 30. PAG ES 72 ANO 73. OF THE PU BLIC R ECO RD S O F SEMI­ NO LE COUNTY. FLORIDA has been Ned agaxist you and that you are requred to serve a copy of yen* written defenses. 4 any. to It on DAVID J STERN. ESQ Plamtitr* attorney, whose address is 801 S University Drive 4300, Plantation. FL 33334 (no later than X days from the data of toe Aral publica­ tion of tv s noace of acton) and Me the original with toe dark of ton court eKher before service on PlatoMTa attorney or mrnedlatety thereafter, otherw ise a default end be entered agemsl you for toe relief demanded to toe complaint or peM on Ned W ITNESS my hand and toe te al of tola Court at SEMINOLE County. Florida, this 19 day of May. 3006 M ARYANNE M O RSE. C LER K C LE R K O F THE CIRCU IT COURT BY: Carol Moore D EPUTY C LER K LAW O FFICES O F OAVID J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 601 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33334 03-39133 IN ACCO RD ANCE WITH THE AM ERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. persona wtto ditab*Sea needing a special accom­ m odation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at toe SEM INO LE County Courthouae at (407)6664237, 1-600-935-6771 (TOO) or 1600-9566770. via Florida Relay Service THIS NOTICE SH ALL BE PU B­ LISHED O N CE A W EEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE W EEKS PUBLISH IN: THE SANFORD HERALD Publish May 29.2003 and June 3.2003 0176 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA CIVIL DIVISION CASK NO. 06-CA-43S NOTICCO PSALa NOTICE OF ACTION and JO HN DO E. JA N E DOE AS UNKNOW N TENANT(S) IN PO SSESSIO N O F THE SU B­ JEC T PRO PERTY 250 3rd STREET. W INTER SPRINGS FL 32708 Lot 64. AJafaye Woods. Phase I2B. accordkrq to toa ptal tfrerwol as recorded in Plat Book 36, Pages 73 Through 73. Pub fc Records of Seminofe County; Florida. YOU ARE NOTIFIED tool an action for Foreclosure of Mortgage on Ihe lollow ing together with aU structure*, improvements, fixture*. ances. and appurtenance* on said lend or used in eun(unc<on LOT 7. B LO C K 3, NORTH O RLAND O 5TH ADDITION. ACCO RD IN G TO TH E PLAT THEREO F AS REC O RD ED IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAG E 78. OF THE PU BLIC R EC O R D S OF SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA The aforesaid safe w * be made pursuant to a Summery Final Judgment entered In C M No 04-CC-5209 pendtog In *re County Court of the Eighteen*! Ju d icia l Circuit in and for Seminole County, Florida. has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defense*, if any. to it on Marshak C Watson. P A , Attorney tor Plaxttiff, whose address is 1600 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE I X . FT LAUD­ ERDALE. FL 33309 wittvn thirty ( X ) days after the first publica­ tion of toi* Nonce m the (Please publish et THE SANFO RD H ER ­ ALD) and Ms to* original with to* Clerk ol this Court either before service on PlamhfT* attorney or im m ediately thereafter; otherwise a default wi* be entered against you for the relief demanded in toe complaint In accordance with the Am ericans w<h D isabilities Act. Person* with D isabilities need­ ing ■ special accommodation to participate In this proceeding should con tact the Court Adm inistrator a l X I N. Park Avenue. Sanford FL 33771, Telephone Number (407)3234330 not later then seven (7) days prior to to* proceeding If hearing impaired, (TDD) 1-8009568771 or Voice (V) 1-800953-8770 via Florida Ralay Services W ITNESS my hand and to* seal of IMs Court this day of MAY 18. 2003 Maryanne Morse A s Clerk of to* Court By Carol Moor* A s Deputy Clark Publish: (Please publish in The Saniord Herald) Publish May 29. 2005 and June 5. 2005 0179 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUfT OF THE STATE OF FLOMOA, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO: 06-CA-1S4-14W v«, SAND RA MARTIN, et al. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H ER E B Y GIVEN toat cm toe 21 day of Juna. 2006 a l M OO a m. at W aal Freni Door of *W SartknoN Counky Courthousa, to* undersigned Clerk we offer tor sale toe Inf- TO CASSIU S L. STEV EN S A/K/A CASSIU S STEVEN S 250 3rd STREET. W INTER SPRINGS FL 32708 M ORTGAGE ELECTRO NIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM S, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR FLAGSTAR BANK. FSB. PlaWW, CITIFINANCIAL M ORTGAGE COMPANY. JN C . F/K/A ASSO CIATES HOME EQUITY SERVICES. IN C , Plaintiff, NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foredoaure dated toe t9th day of May. 3003. and entered in Case No 05-CA-436. of toe Circuit Court of toe !8to Judicial C ircuit ei and lo r Sem inole County. Florida, wherein M O RTGAGE ELECTRO N IC REGISTRATION SYSTEM S. INC A S NOMINEE FO R FLAGSTAR BANK. FSB is toe Plaintiff and SANDRA MARTIN: ROBERT L MARTIN. JOHN DOE: JAN E DOE AS UNKNOW N TENANT(S) IN PO SSESSIO N O F THE SU B­ JE C T PR O PER TY are Defendants I wiH sell to toe htghesl and best bidder tor cash al the W EST FRONT DOOR al toe Sem inole County Courthouse. In SANFO RD , Florida, al It 00 a m on toe 5th day of Juty. 2003. toe following described property as set forth n said Final Judgment, to wit: LEN AH D DIXON A/K/A LEO N ARD DIXON. JAN E DIXON. THE UNKNOW N WIFE O F LEN ARO DIXON A/K/A LEONARD OIXON. LATEISHA DIXON. IF LIVING, INCLUDING ANY UNKNOW N SPO U SE OF SAID D EFEND AN T(S). IF REM ARRIED . AND IF D ECEASED , THE R ESPEC T IV E UNKNOW N H EIRS. O EVISEES. O R AN TEES. A SSIG N EES, CREDITO RS. LIENORS. AND TRUSTEES. AND ALL OTHER PE R S O N S CLAIM ING BY, THROUGH, UND ER OR AG AIN ST THE NAM ED OEFENOANTlS). JOHN DOE. UNKNOW N TENANT. JAN E DOE. UNKNOW N TENANT. Defendants LOT 48, O F THE C O LO N ­ N AD ES. THIRD SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. REC O RD ED IN PLAT BOOK 18. PAGE 55 OF THE PUBLIC RECO RD S O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA Notice is hereby given toat. pur­ suant to a Final Summary Judgm ent ul Foreclosure entered in the above-styled cause xi toe Circuit Court of Seminole County. Flohda. I will sell the property situate in Sem inole County. Florida, described as In accordance with the Americana with Disabilities A ct Persons with Disabilities need­ ing a special accommodation to participate in ton proceeding should contact Ihe Court Administrator al X I N Park Avenue. Sanford FL 32771. Telephone Number (407)6854337 not taler then 2 working days o l your receipt ol this notice If hearing or voice impaired, t-800-9568771 Dated this 20 day of May. 2005 Maryanne Morse Clerk ot toe Circuit Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk Law Office ot M arshall C Watson 1 X 0 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120 FT LAUDERDALE. FL 33309 Telephone (954) 453 0365 Facsim ile (954) 771-6052 Publish May 29 2005 and June 5. 2005 Q177 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO RlO A CIVIL DIVISION C ASE HO 06CA-0648-I4K DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST COM P AN r AM ERICAS AS TRUSTEE Plana*. vs CH ER YL SOLOM ON E 1 A l O f FI NO AN It S i L eg a ls L eg a ls TO: A D C O C K ROOFING itch business address is M E U X /f U STEVEN S A K A ME LOOT M W EEKS N ELLS YAHOO HOME M ORTGAGE in c vs DATED INs 20 day of May. 2003 M ARYANNE M O RSE C L E R K O F TH E CO U N T Y COURT By: Mary Slroupa Deputy Clerk If you are a person with a dtoM ity who needs any accom ­ modation in order to p e rtd p M m tots proceeding, you are e n t­ iled. a l no cost to you. to * » provision of certain esaietance Please contact Court ntnistratton at X I N Prek Avenue. Suite N3 0 1 . Sanford. FL 33771 (407) 8664237 wkNn 2 working days of your receipt of tow node*; 4 you are hearing or voice impaired, ca* 1-800-966 8771 RICHARD M. COLN, ESQ . Taylor A Carle. P A , 830 Concourse Parkway Sou*!, Suite 103 Maitland. Florid* 33731 Publish: M ay 39. 2003 end Ju re 3.3003 0181 IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TNI EtOHTltNTH JUDICIAL ORCUfT. IN ANO FOR SCM IN Oll COUNTY. FLOMOA CASE NO. 04-CC-4686 ALAFAYA W OODS HO M EO W N ER'S ASSOCIATION. INC., e not tor profit Florida corpcxstwn. vs. DONALD A MUIRHEIO ANO SYO N EY E LLEN MUIRHEIO. H U SBAN O AND W IFE.ANO UNKNOW N PARTIES IN PO SSESSIO N . NOTICE OP SALE NOTICE IS H EREBY OIVEN toat on toe 2 1 day of June, 2005 e l 11 00 am at Weet Front Door of to* Seminofe County Courthouse, the under­ signed Clerk will offer tor tale the follow ing described reel property Lot 17, Aiafaya Woods. Phase 14. according to toe plat thereof as recorded m Plat Book 37. Pages 15 Through 16. Pubkc Records ol Seminole County, Flood*. together with ail structures, improvements, fixtures, appli­ ances. and appurtenances on said land or uaad In coryunctton therewith The aforesaid sale wUI be mad* pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment entered m C M No 04-CC-4690 pending In to* County Court u l toe Eighteenth Ju d icia l Circuit in and for Semmoie County, Florida. DATED tois 20 day of May, 2005 NOTICE O F SALE LOT 6. BLOCK 10. TIER H. E R T R A FFO R O S M AP OF THE TOWN OF SANFO RD . ACCO RD IN G TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECO RD ED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAG E 115, AS DESCRIBED IN DEED BOOK 3323. PAGE 842, PU BLIC R EC O R D S O F SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLO RID A A/K/A 801 SOUTH AVENUE. SANFO RD . 32771 BAY FL al public sale, to toe highesl and best bidder, tot cash, AT THE W EST FRONT DOOR SEM I­ NO LE CO U NTY CO URT­ HOUSE. SANFORD, FLORlOA. Florida, at 11 X A M . on toe 16 day ot June, 2005 MARYANNE MORSE. C LER K C LE R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk Law O ffices ot Daniel Consuegra 9204 King Palm Drive Tampa FL 33619-1328 Attorneys tor Plaintiff C. Publish May 29. 2005 and June 5 2005 QlSO IN THE COUNTY CO URT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C ASE HO 04-CC 5209 ALAFAYA W OODS H O M EO W N ERS ASSOCIATION INC a nut k* profit Fkxide uxpcraixjn Piped* a d is s o l v e d GO HPOM AfKJN C /U M /S l I f t / t f l* ArtUA C A SSIU S Page SB M ARYANNE M ORSE C L E R K O F THE CO U N TY CO U RT By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk If you are a person with a dis­ ability who needs any accom ­ modation m order to participate m this proceeding, you ere end­ ued at no cosl to you, to to* provision ot certain assistance Pleas* contact Court Adm inistration a l X I N. Park Avenue, Suite N X 1 . Sanford. FL 32771 (407) 6664227 wtthto 2 working days of your receipt of this nonce. 4 you ere hearing or voice impaired, cak 1-6009566771 RICHARO M CO LN. ESQ , Taylor A Carts, P A . 850 Concourse Parkway South, Suite 105 Maitland. Florida 32751 Publish M ay 29. 2 X 5 June 5. 2 X 5 0182 NOTICE OF PU BLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN C A J TOWING WILL SELL AT PU BLIC AUCTION FO R S A L­ VAG E FO R CASH ON D EM AN D TO H IG h E S T B iOOER THE FO LLO W ING D ESCRIBED VEH ICLE 1 9 X FO RD 2 DOOR W hite VIN4 IF A P P 9 198LT1765X THIS AUCTION WILL BE HELD ON JU N E 13, 2X5 AT 10 O C LO C K AT C A J TOWING. 1240 S C R 427 LONGW OOO. FL 37730 PR O SPECTIVE BiO O ER S M AY IN SPECT THE VEH ICLE THE DAY B E FO R E AUCTIO N BETW EEN 9AM ANO 5PM TERM S a r e C A SH O R CERTI­ FIED FU N D S C A J TOWING R E S E R V E S THE RIGHT TO A C C E P T O R R E JE C T AN Y A fro A U EPOS P lA M h May n 0167 G C O K jf A nO ANO CYNT miA and MUt �Page 6B Sunday. May. 2005 Tm Hu a ld L ig a l s L M T H I C M C U T CO U RT O F T H I M H T W f T x ju m c tA L e m c u rr IW AMO ro w I 1 K O L 1 C O U N T Y , flo w o a C A S S MO, OS-CA-tTS.144. B A X C O f AM ERICA 8TRATEQIC SOLUTIONS, INC , Hi— w-JB r w I— itifi, v« M EADOW S RO O K W INTER SPRIN G S, U C , M EAD O W SRO O K EKANA, U C . M CAOOW BROOK SABAL POINT. U C . EXTERIO R HOM E SAVERS, INC . and th# STATE O f FLO RID A ■ DIVISION O f ALCO H O LIC B EV ER A O EB AND TO BACCO Defendant* NO TICE OP B A L I NO TICE IS H ER E B Y GIVEN t « pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure rendered on M ay IS, MOS. in Bret certain causa pendtog in tire Circuit Court in and lo r Sewrtn tte County Florida. ertrereto BAN C O F AM ERICA F TRATEOIC SOLUTIONS. IN C . la PNtaBtl. M l M EAD O W SR O O K V/INTER SPR IN O S. U C , M EAD O W SRO O K EKAN A, U C . M EACO W BRO O K SABAL POINT. U C . EXT ER IOR H O M ESAVER S. M C . and Bre STATE O F FLORIOA • DIVISION OF ALCO H O LIC B E V E R A G E S AND TO BACCO , la defendant. C M Action Cauaa No. X -C A -279-14-L, I. Maryann* Moraa. Clarlt of to# atorauud Court. arM at 11 CO am ., on Juna IS, 2006. oltor tor aala and aaa to tha Ngtreat bidder lor caafi at too Waat Front Door of Bre Sam m oia County Courthouse, 301 North Parti Avanua. Sanford. Sam inoia County. Ftonda Bre fdtowtog daacrtoad raaf M l paraonal propany, aituala and being In Sam inoia County. Florida to-wtt: W INTER SPRIN G S G O LF CO U RSE: LE G A L DESCRIPTION: S E E ATTACHED EXHIBIT ’ A* EXHIBIT -A’ P A R C E L 1: W in * Springe Goff Couree lying W est of Sfreoah Boulevard deecrtpHon A portion of Tracts *0". *H*. T and TO, THE HIGHLANDS SE C ­ TION TH R EE, as racordad In Plat Booh 17. pagaa 48 and 4« of toa Pubhc Racorda ot SEM INOLE County. Florida, balng more particular­ ly daacrtoad as toaowa: From are Boudnaaat com ar ot North Ortartoo Ranehaa Saetion 13. as racordad to Plat Booh 13 . paga 40. Pub ic Racorda of SEM INOLE County. Florida, run Bianca North trM T M * East along tha Waat Kna of aahf North Orlando Ranehaa SacBon 13. a dnianca of i l l 68 Nat: Bianca run North M *S0T0* East 310.62 fast to a point on tha Wsatarty right of way ana of Shaoafi Bouisvard . said point balng on a curva concava Eaaiarty and having a radfoa of 60S 12 fast: Bianca from a tangant bearing of SouBi O f S t ’H r Waaf run Southarty along Bia am of said curva and said Waatorty rttpit of way In s. 746 46 N at through a csntral angls of 71*3S‘S r to Bia Point of Saginnlng; Bianca continue along Bia ate of said curva and u td W astarly right of way Kna 33 64 fast through a csntral angls of 03*1610* to tha point of tangsney: Bianca run South 66*03*66* East 72 0 fast to B is point of bagtnmng of a curva eoncava SouBiarty and having a radius of 384 7S fast: thane# run Southarty along Bia m of aaid curva <9 53 fast through a cantral angle of 03*09'14* to a pomt: thane# Having said Wsatarty right of way in a run South 23*01*18* W est 66 72 foot* thanes South 09*49*26’ W art 141.52 Nat; thanes South 21*24 40- W sstl63 06 Nat; thanes South 06*63*27* waat 144.14 Nat; Bianca South 37*13*43* Waat 16317 Nat; thanes South 69*29*30* Waat 340 82 Nat: Bianca South 57*33*00* Waal 180 51 fast; thanca South 10*2106* I a s i 310 64 Nat; thanes South 83*36*39* aaat 315 33 Nat; Bianca South 44*47X57 (sa t 177.77 Nat; thanca South 36*503 T East 217.13 Nat: toancs North 15*11 W East 70 00 N at to B « comar common to Traci* *0* and T . of add T*W liiahlawi4 Bu a r.A ii d|i# a a lrt UUaaiajlii aMwftaS Ot eel 1 * kw g^l®MHQ EMeGlfOTl I nrWAwapi BfIKi WBalBny fryni rlnBP Or Shaoafi SouNvard. ta d comar balng on a eurva concava Eaaiarty, and having a radius of 972.91 fast; thanca horn a tangant bsartog of BouBt 04*49*02* la s t run Southarty along tha are of ta d curva and ta d W satarty right of way in a 274.21 fast through a cantral angls of 18*09*49* to tha point revarea curvature of a cures concava W iid rty and having a redtua of 930.13 Nat. tnsnoa run Southarty along Bia are of ta d curva 102 46 N at through ■ cantral sngN of 07*04*14’ to too grynunai jw Mwt.flWtJHja e%'YVaueia ■T fFa*f'1*1reafteB BIF® jul aaJil kai LrOrfftofF OO*^iTIW n liO I | Or BwfO Ykm I TIW1lyllaMhiAaM rlljy^llBwtUW1 Threa. and ta d Wsatarty right of way tna of Shaoafi SouNvard; !#■ ■run ■.p BsouHivny, a . fNkpjfki tjtla a ta rti I atn juoi LLp n rt dtn® u bun .nflan i UikA rn#nQ® VYBaWry rWPStajAi nnfny a■lniooq Dounos^f iin® of ta d Tract T Bia foltowing coureaa. run South 67*39*63* W aal 9 9 7 0 Nat; toanoa South 37*11*06* Waat 30401 Nat; thanca South 4O*3B*06* East 92 20 Nat; thanca South 3 7 5 6 'itr Waat 210 61 Not; thanca South 01*34*10* East 366.14 Nat; thanca South 82*4026" East 140 93 Nat to a point on a curva concava Eastorty, and having a radius of 1548.74 fast; Bianca from a tangant bearing of South 13*23*31’ W est run Southarty along tha are of ta d eurva 234.79 N at through a cantral angN of 09*42*07* to a point; Bianca run South 97*14*54* W aal 112 94 Nat; thanca South 238 00 Nat: Bianco South 14*44*06* Waal 360 X Nat; Bianca North 99*59*34* Waat 300 00 Nat; toanca South 00*49*13* Waat 179 30 fast, thanca North 62*63*31* Waat 220 74 laal. thanca North 07*0629" East 10 00 Nat. thanca North 02*03*31" Waal 200 06 Nat. thanca South (77*OaW W aal 10 00 Nat. toanca North 62*6331* Waat 296 90 Nat. toanca North 00*49*13" Waat 91.60 taut, thanca Having Bia Southarty kna of Tract "1* Continu# North 00*4913* Waat 336.07 last toanca South 86*1220" Waat 621 26 Nat; toanca North 63*1063* Waat 122.27 Nat: toanca North 46*27*62" Waat 170 96 Nat. toanca North 61*0331* Waat 161 93 last, toanca North 32*63*13" W aal 72.19 Nat; toanca North 07*50*42* Ea»t 73 S3 Nat. toanca North 43*17*62" Waat 123 07 Nat; toanca North 04*45*19" Eaat 444.17 Nat; toanca North 79*1030* Waat 103 07 faat to a pomt on toa Waal boundary kna of aforaaad Trad T . toanca run North 11*4930" Eaat along aad bound­ ary Una 764 09 last; toanca North 66*6333" Eaat 669 49 Nat; Bianca North 03*06*27" Waat 1806 41 Nat. toanca Having aad boundary Una of T rad T . run South 66*0000" Eaat 120 00 Nat; toanca North 00*0000" Eaat 125 00 N at toanca North 44*09*10" Eaat 16237 Nat; toanca South 69*36*10" Eaat 141.69 Nat. toanca North 4 2 * H '4 r East 139.19 Nat; toanca South 65*49 96" Eaat 320 49 Nat; toanca South 02*09 43" Eaat I X 00 Nat. toancs South 23*39X11* Eaat 54.44 last; thanca South 02*09*43" Eaat I X X Nat: thanca South 06*4536" Eaal 179 99 Nat; toanca South 19*3073" Waat 263.59 faat; thanca South 02*4878" Waat 82 X last, toanca South X " 4 9 01* Waal 76 49 N al; toanca South 25*1026" Waal 200 00 Nat; toanca South 30*37 50" Eaat 116 62 Nat: toanca North 63*1773’ Eaat 171.17 Nat. toanca North 46*10*15" East 443 62 Nat; toanca North 26"0237" Eaat 2«0 X last; toanca North 12*4476" Eaat S3 16 last; toanca North 43"0732" Eaat 190 00 last to toa Point of Beginning toa toltawtnq courea* Run North 96*44'45" Eaat 177.69 Nat; toanca North 13*4839" Eaat 97396 Nat: toanca North 66*S6't9" Eaat 946 66 Nat: thanca North 1 0 * X 2 7 E a d 172 S3 Nat: thanca North 29*06TJ9* Waat 321.00 Nat to the comat common to Tracts *A*. *S* M j* C T of add HtflhtandaSadton Two: thane# Navtng aad boundary Ina run North 9 7 2 7 3 1 ’ Eaat 46.36 N at, toanca North 04*3934" W M 91 61 Nat; toanca North 22*21*19" Waal 57 16 Nat; toanca North 42*4838" W ad 41 49 Not; toanca North 24*0737" Waat I X 96 Nat; Bianca North 0 7 0 V 2 7 W ad M X Nat; toanca North 15*10 *7* E a d 97 39 Nat; toanca North 23 X Not. toanca North 14*11*13* E a d 200 17 N d : toanca North 01*2076" E ad 73.19 foot: toanca North I f S T t r W ad 2 9 7 .» N d ; toanca Souto 66*2879" W ad 1 3 8 .X N d ; toanca Souto 38 *X ‘i r W ad 17 24 Nat. toanca Souto 19*9139* W ed t t O X Nat. toence Souto 32*2471* W ad 221 29 Nat; toanca South 29*3732" W ad 187 42 Nat; toanca South 29*6230* W ad 139 X N d . thane# Souto 22 *5057 * W ad 146.79 N d ; thane# Souto 51*17X0* W ad * 0 1 9 N d : thanca South 30*59*40* W ad 109 69 N d to ■ point on tha aforesaid East arty right of way In# of Shaoah SouNvard, said pomt being on a eurva concava Southwesterly and having a redtua of 434 79 N d ; Bianca from « tan­ gant b a tin g of North 80*29*44* W ad run Northwesterly along Bn m of aafd eurva and aald right of way Ina. 34 67 N d Brough a csntral angN of 04*34'10" to toa point of tangsney; toancs run North 68*0238" W ad 72 X N d to toa comar common to Trecta *A* and "D* of add The hightandi SacBon TWo. M f sa d Eaaiarty right of way Ina ot Shaoah SouNvard: toanoa run along toa aforesaid boundary of Tract *A* toa tattowtng course* Run North 60*1939" E a d 93.41 N d : toanca North 12*2979" Eaat 909 15 feat, toanca North 99*2938* W ad M 44 N a t thanca South 6S*46X}5* W ad 304 63 N a t toanca Souto 97*46 40* W ad 110 23 N d to toa pomt of beginning Laos a 40 X toot drainage right of way toreugh said Tract "A", aa a d out on toa P td of Tha Said Highland* Sactton Two as recorded m P td Booh 17. Pag* 47. of to* Pubic Record* ot SEMINOLE County, Ftortda and more parUcularty described as follow» From toa Boutowad eom d of North Orlando Ranches Section 13, aa recorded In P td Booh 13; paga 40 Pubac Racorda of SEM INOLE County, Ftortda. run toanoa North I2*94X* E a d dong toa W ad In* of add North Orlando Ranch** Sactton 13. a dtotanc* of 383.37 fed ; toanoa Souto 77*0936* E a d 4 X 6 7 N d . toanca North 31*26'46* E a d 297.96 N d to tha pomt of beginning; toanca conanu# North 11*2346" E ld 41.42 N d ; toanca South 71*36XW E a d I X M N d ; toanoa North 9 S * 2 t'4 r E a d 321 67; thanca South ai*S2*l2* E a d 542 34 N d : thane* North 0**07'4r E a d 297 21 N d : toanca North 66*01'44* E ld 1 6 2 .X N d ; toanca Souto 41*4849" E a d 44 X N d : Bianca Souto 65"0 1 '44* W ad 179 91 N d ; toanca Souto 0**07*4r W ad 775 X N d : toanca North 8 1 *3 7 12 " w a d 37994 N d ; toanca Souto 9t*21’4 r Waat 324 56 N d ; toanca North 73*30XW W ad 11711 N d to toe pomt of bagmnmg Commence at to* Southeast corntr of aad Trad *0". tun South 65*11 86* W att along to* South kn# of aad Trad "D". 70 X last, toanca North 30*3038* Waat 21773 fast toanca North 44*47*02" W aat 177 77 faat. toanca Nortn 83*3630- Waat 101 89 le al to to* Pomt ol Beginning, toanca North 89*2428* Waal 78 79 laal; toanca South 60*36 46* Waat 66 69 faat. toanca Norm 89*32*40* West 64 23 la st, toanca South 66*10 66* Waat 271 X faat; toanca North 30 - 2 3 12 " Weal 243 43 Nat; toanca North 22*50 82* East 94 69 last; toanca North 63*0226" Eaat 2 X 3 1 last, toanca North 67*1673" East 129.13 Nat. thanca South 10*21X19" East 32679 tael, toanca South 63 *X 36" East 213 43 Nat to to* Point of Beginning Also Las* A portion ot Trad* "O" and T , The Highland* Section Threa, City of Wmtar Spnng*. aa recorded in Ptai Booh 17. paga* 46 and 49. Pubuc Record* of SEM INOLE County, Florida, being more particularly described aa tallow* Com mane* al to* South***! comet of la d Trad 'D*. run South 63*1196* Waal along toa South kna of la d Trad *0* 70 X last, thanca North 36*30 30" Weal 217 13 lest, thence North 44*47X32" Weal 112 77 le al to the Pomt of Beginning, thence Norm 62*61X35" Weal 96 34 teat, toence North 77*34 17* Waal 62 79 Net. toanca South 63*36 X ' Eaat 101 69 Nat. toanca South 44*47X32* Eaat 66 X teat to toe Pomt of Beginning PAR CEL 2 Winter Spnng* Golf Course lying Eaal of Shaoah BouHvard descrip­ tion A portion Of Tract "A*. The Highland* Section Two. aa recorded m Plat Boon 17. Pag# 47. Public Record* of SEM INOLE County. Florida, and a portion of BfocK "C* D R M itchell a Survey of to* Levy Grant, aa raccrdad m Piet Booh t. page 9. P u b ic Records of SEM I­ NOLE County. Ftonda. being more particularly described aa tallow* From to# Soutnwaat comer of North Orlando Ranch#* Section 13. a* racordad m Plat Booh 13. paga 40. of to* Pubuc Racorda of SEMI­ N O LE County. Ftonda. run thence North 12*54 04* East along to* W eal kn* c* aad North Orlando Ranch** Section 13. a distance of M 3 37 feet toanca run South 77*06 56" East 406 67 last to to* pomt of oegnnm g on toe Westerly moat corner of Trad "A" of aad The Highland* Section Two toanca run Northerly, Easterly and Southarty along toa boundary kn* of sad Trad "A" to* following courses Run North 31 *25 46' East 299 28 Net toanca South 73*3009' Eaat 92 65 fast toanca North 31-20 23* East 126 06 N at. toanca North 06*2146* East 330 14 Net thence North 95‘ X 25* Eaat 3 M 36 teal toanca North 89*0433' East 310 04 Nat. toanca South 49‘ 43 40East 170 29 laat toanca South 01*1056' Waat 4 X 12 la a l toanca Souto t 5 * 4 i2 f East 7 X 3 2 Nat thanca South 23‘ 4927* Eaat 420 66 laat thanca Souto 23*17 46* W att 97 32 fast, toanca Souto 67*5609" West 270 49 last toanca Souto 43*8722" Waat t X 8 3 N at toanca Souto 51*04 23* Waat 129 54 last, toanca Souto 7 6 * X 4 5 Waal 74 66 l**t toanca South 46*36 0 T Waat 91 91 laat toanca Souto X ‘ 29 40* W att 55 17 laat toanca Souto 11*4934* Wesf i x 21 taei toanca Souto 472024* Waat 79 07 N at toanca Souto 25*12 06 ' Waat M 9t N at thanca Souto 0 9 * X 3 7 Waat 100 41 teat, toanca South 19*6132* Eaat 28 99 fast, toanca South 02*2104' Waal 66 64 last toanca Souto U N O 41* Waat 10i 06 t##t toanca South 25*41 o r Waat X 56 Nat toanca South 19*29 19* M ast 82 71 Nat thane# South 31*0737- W ad 266 44 tear toanca South 60*11 t r Waat M M Nat thanca Souto 60*15 51* Waat I X 14 N er toanca North 66‘ M X * Waat 96 7# Net toanca North X ‘ 4 i 40 Weal 46 7| Nat F a rc e Irurtr l|*e» 68' Weef 09 M Nat ra n e e Souto 60*39 37* W ad 64 64 Ner to • pomt p i r e (eaten; , 0 4 'j way v « of Irtreoah AOvtorard sed p o rt t amg on a c*4># U>d*>* (assert; and hawng a 'attu* <4 *02 k* Ne» B ancs Btm a is w g rt Oeerng it Nurtr (i0 * 3 0 2 ? Waat '*« <rsvm>r awng B a are , j v m taw a tO i 0< Nat B v o u /' a caret• ar-gre it 00*39 W" to r a 6u u a« « f» aaf u e re r u w v w to Trad* '4 e>4 *B* i t aad fra > b / a iM t e a k d te c #rd se rf l a * N » ; «t a a ; F a it b*«oa* la . .a ra rt t a r e >u> Iso B a rt; m *% ead I w u ie r • * t f f'e d * ' to which Debtor itrey now or hareaftor ba anaitod from to# Premtaaa, toa Equipment or ft* intanQfoNa or undar or in connection wrto to# Lease* (Debtor and Mortgagee hereby agree Brel any and ak paymenN tNec itoad at Bit* perentheacaf eNuaa are ‘proeaeda. product, offaprtoga. rerta or proftta’ rflanN *) tor purpose* ot Section 632(b) of Bre Unwed Stetee Banhrupicy Code, aa amended) (cokocBuoty toe ■Rroperty focomeO; and I. A l right, me end Intareat of Debtor In a l proeaeda. fudgmants. dahtre. compensation, twarrta of dretregaa and aefttomer ta with respect to or hereeffor mede a* ■ result of or m le u of any condem­ nation or taMng of Bre PremNea by eminent domain or any casually toa* of or damage to any of Bre Premtaaa. to* Equipment, toe intangible*. Bre Lease* or Bre Property Income, a l refunds with reaped to tie payment of property teas* and eaaesamenH. and at other procreed* of Bre conversion, voluntary or mvofuntary. of toe Prem isei. Bre Equipm ent Bre IntangibN*. to* Lease* or tha Property income, or any pint thereof. Into each or kquidated cN im t (collectivefy Bre "Proceede*). J. A l of D e tto ri right, B ieerto m ere* In end to ak water right*, ripernorm iiT ijinO fi nQntt, flppropnm nontt. w iw f •iKJCioont warm* ■took and kc arree* and permit* rafeang to ssaier u*e attrCufobN to or ■rtMng In oorerecaon«l9i Bre land ( Indudfog a l righN tmdar Bret cerM n Agreement deNd May 9 1999 between The City of Winter Springe and Wlntor Spring* Partnere, Ltd . whoae mtareat to toe Agreem ani eras weigh id to Debtor) and a l mkrereN. ok. gaa and oarer hydrocaibona b eared to or banaaBi to# Lend, atong with ak right* to aurtece and aubeurteee entry, and a l of D a tto r'i right, tm# and Intersei to and to any and a l loanees and permits pertaining to Bre uaa of redatored waataw alar on are land, and a l development right* or credM . o l, gaa and mtoerel righto and a l righto appueaBH or appurtanant to Bre Land; K. A l of O attor'a right tMa and totoreai to and to a l Bade nanre* trademark*, aanrice mark*, logo* and goochvta retatod thereto which to v iy way now or hareaftor belong, retato or appertain to are Land or Bre Improvement* or any part Brereof. or are now or hereafter acquired by Debtor, ndudtog. without Imftaaon. Bre use of Bre rrem* "Winter Springe Oefl Cfob* end a* other nanrefa) uaad in conoactfon with Bre Land or Bre Improvement*. L. A l of Bre wafer, sanitary and atom aawer ayaiama now or trereaftar owned by Bre Debtor which w e now or hareaftor located by. over and/or upon lire Land or any part and parcel Brereof. and which water ay atom* include a l eretsr mama, service lateret*. hydrant*, vafvet. and appurtenances, and which tawer system* inetude ait sanitary aawer knee, indudtog main*, laterals, manhole* end appur­ tenances; PAR CEL 4; That pert ot Tract I. THE HIGHLANDS SECTION THREE as record­ ed In P td Booh 17. Pages 46 m d 49. of to* Public Record* of SEM I­ NOLE County, Ftortda. deaertbed aa knows: Commence d toa Soutowaat cored of aforesaid Tract I. aald Boutowad eom d bdng on to* Northerly rtght-et-wey of th* Longwood Wagner Road (S U N Road 434); toanca North t l ’ 4930* E a d along to* W ad tin* of said Tract T . 1192.46 N d ; toancs Souto 78*1030* E a d 103.67 N d to a pomt called ‘A* tor future reference; toanca Souto 04*43'i r W ad 444.17 N d ; toanoa Souto 43*1757 Eaat 123 07 N d to a point esaed * T tor future refarenca; toanca Souto O7*80'47 Waat 7365 N e t toanca Souto 3 7 6 3 1 7 E a d 72.19 N d ; toanca Souto 01*0377* E a d t i l 93 la d to a pomt caiNd *C* for M ure reference: toancs Souto 49*2757 Eaat 170 96 Nat. toanca South 69*1039* E a d 122 27 N d to a pomt caaad *D* tor future reference PAR CEL B Thanca reluming to aald Pomt *B* for a pomt of beginning, toanoa run Souto 07*30'47 W ad 73 M N d ; thanca South 17 53 11 " E a d 72.19 N d ; toanoa North 31*467 r Waat 79.14 fa d ; toanca North 14.01*0171* E a d 91.80 fad; toanca North 24*9746* W ad 40.14 N d ; toanoa Souto 43*1797 Eaat X X N d to Bia pomt of baglnnmg PARCELC wu. i^taa * —w mtWf M SfclaUl eel iWg-gIg-inHingg- lilUKauuw |W TrWK® fatUtniny 10 Idly ryeeleei ln i W■Agu Wt « I M pOIni Off B OVylirnlny, uw iOd m ilJO North 70*41'47 W ed 62.79 N d ; toanca North 41*24'17* W ad 28 71 N d ; toanoa Souto 61*03*27 Eaat 79 20 N d to to# point of begin­ ning. M. A l pevtog tor rtreeto. roade. walkway* or entrance waya now or hareaftor owned by Bre Debtor and which are now or hereafter focalad on toe Land or any part or parcel thereof; N. A l ol Bre D attof1! right, d in and intareat aa setter to and to ait agreement* tor Bre aaN of th* Land, or any part Brereof. heretofore mad* and antored into, and to and to ak aaN agreement* haraaftar mad* and entered into, by or on bahaN o l th* Debtor, together with ak deposits and payment* in connection therewith, together with any and a l recarvabiea now or haraaftar due th* Debtor with reaped to Such agreements; M 49 1997 Diamond Turf Oreenamowar Thanca returning to add pomt *Dr for a pomt of bagmnmg; toanca run Souto 96 1 2*20* W ad 96 M N d : toanca North 43*3737 W ad 7329 N d ; toanca Souto 69*10 69* E a d 122 27 N d to toa Point ol M 6t 1996 Rereome* Fafrway 2 M Power Unft 9. A l of Bre Debtor i totoreai to e l uBkty security dapoaft* or bond* on In® L®nu 0» ®ny p in 0C p®rc#l tn lftQ f, M 52 1998 Ransom#* T-103 Trim Mower medal fL G X O X SN US000376 CO U RSE EQUIPM ENT C-3 Pre-1968 Ariena Roto-TkNrfPlow M902004 8N 03M 19 C 9 Pre 1968 Ryan Sod Cutler SN 39M S C 23 Pre-1996 Box Blade Attachmantt C 39 Scotta 3' Drop Spreader C 38 Scoita 3' Drop Spreader C-71 -990 Vfoon Sroadcatl Spreader (960 foe) R. Ak corrtreda. autoonBacto, agreement!, eervtce agraamanN, warranaea and purchase order* which heretofore or haretnaftar aiacut*d by or on behalf of Bre Debtor, or heretofore or trereinattar assigned to Bre Debtor, to eorwreetton wfth Bre use. operation and maintenance of Bre Prom boa, or Bre us* or conaouchon of davatopmant improvemanta on Bre Land; PAR CEL 5 T. Ak Instruments, documents, chattel paper* and general intangibles ralakng to or arising from the foregoing collateral and all cash and noncash proceed* and products Brereof. and Commence at tha Soutowaat corner ol aforesaid Tract T . said Soutowaat com ar being on toa Northerly right-of-way of to# Longwood Wagner Road (SU N Road 434); toanca N. 11*4930* E. atong toa W ad m * of add Tract T . 1192 46 (set. there* S 76*1030" E., 10367 N d to a pomt caked "A* for future refarenca; thanca S. 04*45 18" W. 444.17 N d ; toanca S. 43*1767 E. 123 07 N d to a pomt called "8* tor future reference; thanca S. 0 7 * » '4 7 W. 73 66 N d . toanoa S 3 7 6 3 3 7 E. 72.10 N d ; toanca S 61*0337 E. t a m N d to a pomt catted ‘ C* tor future reference, toanca 3 46*27'57 E. 170 94 N d . thanca S. 65*10 55* E. 122 27 fa d to a point catted *0* tor M ure refarenca. PA R C EL *A* Thanca returning to said pomt *A* tor a pomt of beginning, toanca run S 04*45'16* W. 444 17 N d ; thanca N 43*1757 W 26 70 N d . there* N X * 23 26* E 426 27 N d . toanc* 3 76*1030* E 9 X Net to to* pomt of bagmorng PERSO N AL PRO PERTY DESCRIPTION SEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT -B" SCHEDULE 1 MORTGAGE Tha Mortgage and Security Agreement (th* 'Mortgage*) tor which thi* Financing SU U m ant» tiled is contained In tnat certain Mortgage ddad on or about November , 1990 given by th* Debtor to to* Secured Party and « given to secure, among other things, a Promissory Not# In th* principal amount ol Three M illion Sevan Hundred Thousand and 0 0 / iX Dollar* IS 3 .7 X .0 X X ) And payment and performance of certain obligation* under th* Loan Document*, aa defined In Bia Mortgage A Th* parcel* ot land described In Exhibit A attached hereto and by this rdaranc* mad* a part hereof (collectively, tha *land"). B All building* foundation*, structure* and improvement* (Including datura*) nor or hereafter located on or m to* Land (collectively, the •improvamanu*); C A il right, title and mtaraal, if any. of Debtor In and to th# ttreat* and road*, opened or doted, abutting tha Land, all atrip* and gorea with­ in or adjoining tha Land, to* air apace and right to uta to* air apace above to* Land, a l nghu of mgraaa and agrat* to and from to* Land, all aaaamanU. right* of way. revaraiont. remainders, hereditaments, and appurtenances now or hereafter affecting th# Land or tha Improvement*, all royalties and right* and p rM N g tt appertaining to Bia uaa and anjoymem of th* Land or to* improvement*, including all air. Ularal support, allay, drainage, watar. oil ga* and minaret right*, ail option* to purchase or H at*, and all other interests, tau t* * or claim*, fi law or m equity, which Debtor now hae or her cella r may acquire in or with respect to the Land or th* Improvement* (collec­ tively th* Appurtenance**). Th* Land, to* improvement* and th* Appurtenance* are hereinafter sometime* collectively referred to a* toa 'Prem ia**' D A ll right. CD* and interest of Debtor <n an equipment, fittmga. furni­ ture. furnishing*, appliance*, apparatus, and machinery fi which Debtor now or hereafter he* a possessory or m m interest and now or hereafter installed fi tha Premise* and all building material* auppka* and aqupm ani now or haraaftar carrvarad to the Prem ises and intended to be installed therein, all futures other goods and person­ al proparty of whatever kind and nature now contained on or fi or hereafter placed on or fi to* Prem ise* and u»*d or to be uaad n con­ nection with to* totting or operation thereof fi which Debtor now ha* or haraaftar may acquit* a possessory or title interest and aa renewal* or replacement* ot sny of to* foregoing property or s t o s i In substitution thereof (coilactiveV to* tq u ip m a n o U. Ak revenue# received by Debtor from Bre ownership and operation of Bre Premie**, regardless of what such revenues may be called. Including, without limitation, ak proceeds, products, offspring, sales or profits of Bre Premises C-73 1907 Ortch-Witch Trencher C-75 1990 Stihi 20* Chainsaw C-77 1991 Lesco Walking Broadcaet Spreader (Steel Hi Wheel) C-79 1991 Spreyer (250 Oerton) Engine C -79Pr* 1966 Ryan Aartflar M644317 C M Pre-1968 Lesco Walking Broadcaal Spreader C 03 1990 Pittsburgh Rotary Cutter (Bush Hog) C-64 1992 John Dears 2 X Blower C 67 1992 P T 2 X 3HP Edger *Mmt 'Am 8NF0C230G790740 SN99787 C 68 Echo Trimmer M2501 C 69 24CC Trimmer M 2 4 X C I X 1993 Power Pruner C -101 1993 9emi-Tre*h Pump M H S T 3 X SNS11X15645 8N HN 279X19 C 102 1993 Turtco Mels-R-Matfo Top Draaaar M96423 SN36SS77 C-104 1993 Echo TrimmerfWeedaatar M8RM2S01 SN063073 C 103 1993 Echo TrimmeriW eedeeNf M S R M 24X SN0667M C -1 X Used Ryan Aerator SN102916 C I X 1997 Lesco Hedge Trimmer 2 H 0 7 X C 109 1098 Maruyama Trimmer X 1 7 2 1 6 C lio 1996 Maruyama Trimmer 03090M C -111 19M Cushman Trapraka modal *696922 8N 99X4677 REPAIR EQUIPM ENT SN633 R 1 0 CrafNm an 1GHP Grinder M397-19690 FT-11 Columbian Vic* (6*) MD4S-MY R -14 Lincoln H. Pre* G rata* Quo SNS2719 8N444 R 29 C oncrelt Tools R-40 D ella Orik Pres* R 43 Portable G as Powered Sewer Pump (Mud Hog Pump) R-93 Floor Jack 2 5 Too R 50 Visa R 59 2-Ton Engine Moist R 60 Three (3) Lapping Machine* R-61 Lincoln Welder R 82 1990 20 Ton Press W-fl 3 Gang Range Picker Ak fixture* end persorwl property of any kind whatsoever now owned or hereefter acquired by Debtor, whether tangible or intangible, which la or wik be pieced upon. W derived from, or used In any connection with Bre Property and Bre improvement* thereon ("Improvements'). The foregoing property ahak include ak Accounts, Equipment. General Intangibtoe and Inventory (a* those terms are defined to Arttcla 9 of Bre Florida Uniform Commercial Cod*, aa amended from lim e to Sma). Including. apeofScaty and without limitation. Bre item* daacrtoad on Schedule A, attached hereto and by BiM refarenca mad* a part hereof, and account* receivable, reserves and cash (low from Bre operation of Bre business on Bre Property, ak furniture, fur­ nishing*. goods, tuppke*. office equipment, office machine*, office furnishings, fixture*, machvre*. plana and specification*, contracts and contract right*, kcanaa*. including, enthout limitation any now or haraaftar acquired Spirituous Alcoholic Beverage Licenses causa* ot action, daiin*. condemnation proceed*, profit*, concession*, tee*, lease* and lease guaranties, rant*, security deposits, utility deposit*, trademark* or trad* name*, utility contract*, maintenance contracts and agreements, management contract*, service contract*, chattel paper, negotiable Inurnment*. Instruments, lattare ol credit, policies and proeaeda ol viauranc*, cash bank account* and refund* lor tax**, or premiums of any insurance, proceeds and revenue* from Bre arreck bar. clubhouse and pro shop, ak equipment, fixtures, tar­ nishing*, inventory and supptre*. golf dub*, golf carts, and other golf equipment landscaping equipment, tool* and supplies, mowers, sprinkler and irrigation systems facilities and equipment, vahres rotors, computer or other control system*, goll dub initiation lees greens N at. golf cart and go» dub rental las*, membership tees, membership due*, accounts rtcafvabt* tor pro shop, snack bar and clubhouse aapandtturea. and any other payment* from member* or users of the golf court*, dubhoute, tnack bar. pro ahop and reiatad facilities located on Bre Property, together with ak present and future attachment*, accession*, replacement*, addition a. products and pro­ ceed* Brereof. A l of Bre foregoing property Is collectively referred to herein aa Bre ■Collateral* Further, Debtor and Secured Party hereby agree that any and ak pay manta daacrtoad m But paragraph are -pro­ ceed*, product, offsprings, rents or profit*' tor purposes of f 952(b) of Bre Urvtad Stale* Bankruptcy Coda, u amended List Of Equipment Machinery 6 Equipment Oort Court* Maintenance a* ot X D 6 9 0 VEH ICLES V-20 1990 Fort Tractor/Loaderif orkHtt SNBB92389 V-24 1M 2 Cushman Turf Truckatar Sprayer Boom SN 91X7022 SN 609697 SN009945 V-25 1M 2 6 ■ 10 Dump Trader (WT 17004) SN6290 V- 28 i M 3 Cushman utility Varud* w/ Bo»ed-in Flatted M63093 SN 93X2015 V-27 Pre*<M3 CluO Car Oaadvre Cany M 1 SN FG 9119-244X7 w rang* cage V-31 1998 Cuanman 832 Truckatar Model *896632 SN96002941 Two (2) Vamaha Cany Ak Utility Vehicle* under tha Yamaha lease aa oanar vehicles MOW ERS M X Two DM 3000 H iA il 8N10150T7H SECURITY AGREEM ENT F A il right, tit* and interest ol Debtor fi and under ail accounts *screws documents instruments chattel paper and g*n*r« rts n g bias SS toa foregoing terms are dshnao <n to* Code lh*te<n*ft#r defined) and a i contract nghts Irancfuea* b o o s records p.ans specifications permit* cars** approves action* and ca rte s of action which now or haraaftar 'Bata to are served from or are .aad at connection with toe P<*mise* or to* use eperaton mamienanc* occupancy or enjoyment tre'eot or to* conduct of any t . t -e ss ot •ctrvbea toaraon (co*ecBr*ry to* 'in ta n g oa a' le a and r r e s e uf f.eCA'F f i at ra re * e Ire n e a r u n e M 1922X-69110127 WATER AND RANGE EQUIPM ENT M 26 <067 Whits Freid B est Tractor H AA SN 90X72 SCH ED U LE 1 E Ail good*, merchandise and ether parsons property whether tan­ gible or FrtangibM. now owned or hareeftar *cq uf *o by Debtor when is held tar sew toes* or license to customers furnished to customer* unoar any contract ol serve# or held a* raw m*i*nete w on fi process supplies or maianais used or consumed fi the Debtor a Busin#** (collectively toa ’Inventory') 0 As ngyv aa* and Fftaraai ot 0*C4or fi and under *a ease* « s< gr tonerce* * 'd veanaaa of and occupancy agrsenerss re awng to B e Pi*m *e* or any pan tre e d now or rereM ler ernerad to o and at amendment* t n e v / i renew»* and gu*r*r«ea Be>*of a t secu rSy B e d u and s i w e y l p sy to e B e s y o e u tie cS v F y B e laaa*B*i SN 043X C-72 1990 Irrigation Wire Locator 621 R-4 N s try Badkhife Grind#! M 2 X Q. Tb Bre aitont leeignabie. an kcanaa*. liquor ic a n ta t, permit*, approvala oerttftceN e and agreem ent! with or from oil board*. ag*h* etoe, daparimanto, govamnrentoi or oBrenvita, rata ting dtraefty or indirectly to Bre ownanhtp, uaa. operation and maintenance of the Prem ia#!, or tha uaa. eonatrueiton or development of the improvement* on the Lend. wheBrer hereto tore or hareeftar iaaued oraaecutod; 8. Ak right* of Bre Debtor In and to ak plana and apecfocattona design*, drawings and other information, malarial* and matters heretofore or hareaftor prepared relating to Bre Improvamanta or any conatnjctton on Bre Land. T hd part of Tract T . THE HIGHLANDS SECTION THREE, a* recorded m Plat Book 17, Pag*1 *8 and 49. of tha Public Record* ol Sammot* County. Ftortda. described aa loftowt 8N 8400020313 C -107 1996 SUN Edgar FC72 O. Ak of the right, BtN and totareal of Bre Debtor to and to an unearned premiums accrued, accruing or to accrue under any and alt insurance poko aa now or hereefter provided pursuant to Bre term# of Insurance agreement!, and a l proeaeda of sum* pay abN for m# to n of or damage to: (*| Bre Lend or personal property; or (b) rent*, rev­ enue*. income, profit* or proceed* from service agreement* or con­ tract*. Naaes. franchisee, concetatona or keen*** of or on any part of Bre Lend; TOGETHER WITH Q R AN T0R3 RIGHTS IN THAT CERTAIN E A S E ­ M ENT FROM BIG C Y PR ESS. LTO DATED NO VEM BER 11.1996 IN FAVOR O F W INTER SPRINGS PARTNERS. LTO. O VER TH E FOL­ LOW ING DESCRIBED LANDS Go« Court* Easement 'A* T S S ttS C M 50 1990 Ransom es Qraanamower modal *99S 6 X SI MSX 1 14S n-t9N # ary Reel Grinder M I X PAR CEL 0 Excepting therefrom toa tallowing A portion of Tracts *D" and T , toa Highlands Section Three. City ol W inter Spring*, a* racordad in Plat Booh 17. paga* 46 and 49. Public Racorda of SEM INOLE County. Fiord* being mors particularly deecnbed aa tottaw* L eg als L eg als eg a ls S N X 26 3 M 26B <867 Jecooaen 3-Gang Puk Frame iconvertad from 5-Gang) M 19 1966 A O Toro Walking Mower (M*) SN30113 60364 SN GG975140f717/0 M 35 1990 Toro Tnprex Green*mow*r M4J40 SN0< 5X w Vemcufler SN10401. 10402, 19404 M 42 1993 Toro C>r**n*rT*awr 3000 U4360 wftnree <3, Pow*< (purer* o v a * i i ) H o t * ffe t tu tore# (31 11 -breo* reere SN3024) M ISCELLANEO U S M AINTENANCE EQUIPM ENT X-3 Microfiche (Stored Away • Not In Uaa) X-5 H O f 3 Steel Chaei (unknown footage) M AINTENANCE OFFICE EQUIPM ENT Metal Office Desk Wooden Office Desk 4-drawer metal filing cabinet 3-her m eial shelf urul Amano Tim# Clock and card rack Refrigerator Microwave 5 chairs three (3) telephones TOOL BOX AN 0 M ISCELLANEO US TOOLS Roitewey Tool Box. thoveia. axe. stodge hammer 1 12. scum# hoes, hand sickle, bar*, pitchfork*, tempmettr. soil probes, pole saw. peka, mactrettsa. aluminum trap rakat. squeegees hedge shear*, pruning shears. Vlclor gauge*. X ' hot*, walking distance meter. Craftsman 900 pc M atter Tool Sat and more OTHER MAINTENANCE EQUIPM ENT Irrigation System Pump Station irrigation Seteiite Control Boras 1991 Jockey Pump Course Tee Signage A Clubhouse Walkway signage owned by W SOC B On-court# signage rae contract with Qo« Ad* Unlimited Scoreboard ’ represents Am South Business and Commercial Loan in th* amount of 580.1X 15 RESTAURANT BAR 6 FIXTURES BAR A R EA Serving Tray* • 3 Medium end 2 Small I Metal Shaker for Cocktail* 1 G lass Shaker tor Cocktails t Strainer t Small Cutting Board 1 Three Compartment Beer 4 Soda Can Coder-Siam ret* Steel 4 Sinn* - Stainless Steel 2 Garbage Can* 20 Large Pitchers (Plastic 60 or) IS Ash Trays t Television 1 Casio Register - TK 2000 1 Calculator t Credit Card Mach me • Hand Slid* t Stapler t Metal Gum Display Rack t Candy a n j Chip Hot#! Metal Display Rack l W n* Glass Rack (Hanging) 1 Candy Plastic Diaptay Rack 1 Tap* D'spenser 1 Telephone 1 Two Door Draft Beer Keg C oder • Siamies# Steel Top end 1 Penck Reach fi Beer Coder t Soda Fountain Oitpenaer (on loan) 8 Rock Glass#* 3 Shot 0 asset 4 Sm*.i Brandy G k ite s to White Wine Glasses 20 Draft Mug* < R-bcrer Station Mat 1 ice 8*i 8 N X I8 I » i» 3 M 44 Pi* 19(4 Toro ^eenwneater M4M0 (ttOCMBI M 46 Pie 11N4 M u Greenenealer IM360 6MX8/4 M 4# i| H tkeeun acr Nutwy Muaw W-11 20 Onvtng Range Mats GLASSW ARE M 11 7*100 Mower VTKC25 M 44 P>* Itort bweeuw W-10 Range RuslN r Heavy Duty Balw aaher M BW 20X SN2013(rrew) (Ni40tt4Of(M1tt<C7 rbri 111/3 2 Tow*i Harder! 2 k* Surjup* 34 igloo 6Pec* Coder a �T he Herald L k c a ls L eg als » wL a iTunotrd T#*apron# 1 2x3 bukatki board 2 9 theff (halving unite (wooden) 1 cradanta (matal) t computer printer ttend (wooden) 1 Panaaonic 1(MOt dotm atrix printer 3 Oort wak picture* 17*47 38" E. 177 24". F e n ce n r N 97*2912 K. 190 97; Fen ce n r S 32*3915* e. 118.98". toence ran 1 22*0344* w . IBS.IS'; toence ran S 01*97*00* E. 277 89’ to toe P e rt of B e p rtn g : containing 29 729 ecrea. more or te ar BACK O FFICE SCHEDULE 1 MORTGAGE mailings, goods. luppHee. office equipment office mediinee. office is ----------A _ e . r e e A i u e f u i e x u v d llr s e iM w itt M t f t E f H E m i TurrHaninga, ronw is,aweAAttxleeAA rn#cn»naati d p»ant ana w ib w * end contract right*, license*, nchjdtog. wifriout (mlteten, any now or haraaftar acquired Spkttuoue Atoofiofc Beverage Uceneee, esueea —e j a A - m d e ^ e x A W ^ ^ ^ w s ^ l r x x k e x x w i^ ^ H 4 e esewsEEffA e x w u A e e L H K e M M AA of acnon. ootma. eExyiovmnaijon procavas. »^^»v lessee end lease guarantiee, rente, security depoefta. uOMy dapoaffa. tradamartra or trad* names, utnty ccnkecia. meManence contracts and agraemanta. management contract*, service conkacta, chattel xi a rersili e k i i e ilieeAffkie i r e w e l w ( h * h deexweimi IrtlAraerai A i e e a e l l X|Xij|xi4ee p#p#f, nayoTtavs# rtwnTjmarrTi, itm u J iiia iii, mpuw w or w w i, and proceed* of Inaurance. caaft bank accounts and ralbndt tor tax**, or pramiuma of any rauranca. proceed* and re venue* from toe snack bar, ckibhouse and pro ahop, al aqMpmenL ftxturae. frxmeNnga. inventory and auppaaa. golf duba. goff carle and ottier go* equipment, landscaping equipment. tooM and aupp8ea. mowara. •pnnuiar ana iffiyaiKjiT ■ yiiarni, tocmiifM ana #qu»(>rn#ni, varw##. , i~.Sin ■e x A e e , ,i e > p u * f k e x ■ Aestexil e u M e i e e u s l l a J x «ttk belttlHMMMwt rptorj Gornpuiar of oirBaf control lyiram s, jgon ci\jD mraaaan i#w. green fee*, goff cart and goff dub rental toee. membership Mae, membership duet, accounts raeeTOabto (or pro shop, mack bar and dubhout* axpandnuraa. and any other payments from memttera or users of toe goff course, clubhouse, meek bar, pro shop and ratoled fadVHai upfaff fl cmth# rr#ml»>. toQath tf with a l pr#a#iit and Mui# Mtechmenta, ecceaeiona. raplecememe. eddltlona. products mdpro€##09 opff#o». m ot in# tOfvyotny propariy i# co##cwv#fy rararroa w herein as the *CoffateraL* Further, Debtor and Secured Party hereby agree that any and afl payment* described In Wa paragraph era *proceadi. product, offspring*, rants or profit** tor purpose* of f 982(b) oI the United Stale* Bankruptcy Coda, aa amended aP I Ve M w ie mx ^ S a « * — . — -— M w lW M * Nl>' *m W J* *M 'M * " » ) 3 Cettng P m with light FMuraa IM E e tn i 1 d ock 1 8* Ptortertnx on Portion wtto Slk 2 large Ttaeh Can* 3 M i e » d w on ia o i End WhMwe 1 Goff Count Mural 1 Blonde Oak Executive Deek 2 Blonde Oak Cradaniaa 2 B km di Oafc p t in t Couch. Lovaaaat End Table. Lamp and Cocktail Table 1 2-Drawer Oak FSa Cabinet 2 O u t tempnonee aaor IWnMonawtti aupponDiaNot company) 9TOAAOE CLOSET EKANA GOLF COURSE: LEG AL DESCRIPTION: SEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT *C* 1M iw c r 3 SarrFg Cam SCH ED ULE ’ A* Legal Daacriptton of the Property S Barring TkMss - S' I Vacuum Cleaner leg a l RESTAURANT BAR FIXTURES (CONT) SERVER STATON 1 Bun Warmer •2 drawer 1 ICV ' W H * H P 1 9Cu. Aafffgaraior (no! woAhig} t N ttie Pncfttr (on loan) CoMoo Mahan (on loon) 1 Cotton Urn (on loon) a Pot Warmer* (on loan) 1 loo 18a MtcNno (on loon) 1 let Scoop a OFFICE ANO ALCOVE AREA I Mop wOh Rtogar Buchot 1 First Ad KR 1 Employee Tfrne Cloeh 1 2-Drawer Flo Cabinet 1 Wood Dot* 1 BUM*! Board 1 Time Cart) - Rack 1 Ponn WRfft-ln Cooler 2 to* MacNnti fftix d ) KITCHEN 01 B JI^xewi^AWA^A IwlWORHvE 1 Mm ( iR n r 3 la m e Shoot Pont E. Ovens/ Bum ort 1 ChOfOroK O dl 1 Large Fry Or* 0 E. Fryor W eta 1 O E. Exhaust Hood I Sandwich Board 1 Coot Down Tkbla «0ti oomporttnoma (Don Bar) 1 Hoorn TOON 1 4-tHco Tboator 1 Raatano Reach-ln Refrigerator* wfto Doubt* Doora t Truo T4BP Upright Roodvln Fraaaer with Double Doora aQ a a 1 Sma* Bquaro (SWnlaao BtoaO Baking Pvt 1 SWnioao Biaa! Prop ThMo «Mh Binh 13-Sink (BtaWooa Stool) UnH 1 Champion Otohwaeher I Garbage Otogosato 3 Pbo Ixtngulatwa l Control Iprtntdor Byotam ovar Kitchen 1 Largo Troth Can i Tinioy Boats 7 Aaaonod Pota lAatortad Fry Pans t Floor Rubber Mat I Small Stackablo Sma 1 Coiandor 1 Bmal Hand Orator 3 Papor Tbwot Dtaponaan 1 Hand Sink • Largo KHchon manaHa (Aaaonad) 3 But Pant 4 Largo Oral PloBora a Soup Bowl# 20 Butlar Knfvoa M F o rk a S3 Sooona DO Largo Oval Platoa PRO SH O P D ISPLAYS AND FIXTU RES CUSTO M ER AR EA I S' Display Counlar 1 S' Range B o i Shad (Matal Brawn) 1 2*2 Baa Olaplay Rack 1 Wooden Doth DESCRIPTION PARCEL I Beginning at the Noriheaeterfy comer ot Lot 9. TWIN RIVERS MOOCL HOME AR EA recorded In Plat Book 3B. Page It of toe Public R e co rd ot Seminole County. Florida, ran N 21*19 W E. 999 91; thence N S T S S T T E, 941.19'; thence tram a tangent bear­ ing of S 90*92‘ H ’ E ran Soutoaeatoriy go* 99' along toe arc of a curve enneave Morihaaatariy having a radkia ot 982V 93', a central angle of 08*SETT*. and a chord ot 908 S3', add curve being 100 00“ Souihwaateriy of and concentric with toe center in e of County Road No 419: thence ran B O T W O P W. 841 43 thence ran S. 44*04DS* W. 1910 98': (hence run S 72*340T W. 489 15'; toence ran S 39*2593* E. 520 10'. toence ran N 33*9208* E. 421.17*; toence ran N 92*5002* E. 382 38', toence ran N 39*3017* E. 922 78'; toence ran N 32*28'91* E. 493 74’; toence ran N 86*0918* E. 831 87*: (hence ran S 29*30'4t* E. 51549'; thence ran S 09*1839* E. 334.17', thence ran S 27*30'4 T W. 84598 ; toence ran S 3 t* 0 7 '4 r E. 988 88'; toence run S 22 *3 r il* E. 248 01; toence ran N 80*32 i r E. 298 B t‘; toence ran 8 37*38 79" E. 720 6T ; toence ran S 15*1838* E, 434 92*. toence ran S 11*1939' W. 342 29'; toence run S 37*1232" E. 81815'; toence ran 9 00*3839* E. 190 00'; thence ran S 36*9209* E. 918.11'; toence ran 8 13*1S I T W. 338 90'; toence ran S 44*4808* W. 392 93': toence ran S 79*0811* W. 74 99'; thence run along the boundary of TWIN RIVERS S E C ­ TION VII aa recorded in Plat Book 41. Page* 2-4 of u id Public Record* to* kMowtng the co u n t* S 11*9800* W. 888 98'; 9 27*49 O ff W, 7 2 12 ; N 92*15007 W. 87,29'; Nortoweetarty 107 34' along the arc of a curve concave Noriheeelarty having a redkj* of 190 00'. e central antfa ol 41*0000* and a chord ot 109 08' that b a in N 41*4900* W; toence N 21*1900* W. 99.97*; toence ran along to* boundary of TWIN RIVERS SECTION VI aa recorded in Plat Book 40. Pagaa 98-79 of aald PubSc Racorda to* M ow ing eight co u n t* N 70*4900* E. 87048'; N 32*1900* E. 34293 . N 48 4900* W. 338 20 ; N 46*0099* W, 175 98'; N 14*2239* E. 189 94'; N 93*45007 W. 48000'; N 77*3648* W. 302.Iff; thence ran N 08*23'14* W. 309 57'; toence ran N 01*57Off W, 277 89': thence ran N 22*03 44* E. 182 88'; toence ran N 32*38 15* W. 118 56': toence ran 9 57*2933* W, 190 97': toence ran S 17*4739* W, 177 24'; thence ran S 86*99007 W. 373 07'; toence ran N 80*0409* W. 208 75'; toence ran N 08*44'17* W. 293 Iff, toence ran N 18*33 42* E. 224.42; thence ran N 18*3129* W, 381.98' toence ran N 77M203* W, 33021'; toence ran 8 13*5722 W, 410 80'; toence ran S 34*7358* W. 829 47", thence ran 8 09*9319* W. 211 Off; toence ran 9 50*4737* E. 284 02 ; thence ran S 02*3894* E. 107 83'; thence ran along toe boundary of TWIN RIVERS SECTIO N VI aa recorded In Piet Book 40, Pegee 89-79 ot aetd PubSc Record* to* (otlowing tore* court**: from a tangent bearing of N 89*2833* W ran Weeteriy 647.79' along to* are of ■ euro* concave Southerly having a radtua of 841.23', a central angle of 44‘ 0 7 'ir and a chord of 631.1V; S 68*24'12* W, 248 411 Northweaterty 47.12 dong the a n of ■ euro* concave Northeeateriy having ■ radtua of JO Off, a central angle of 90*0030* and a chord of 42 43' toat bear* N 88*36 4|* W; toence run along toe la tte rly Right of Way In* of Lockwood Rood, recorded In O R. Book 1980, Pago 882, of to* Public Racorda of Seminole County, Florida, toe M ow ing (even court**: N 23*38'48* W, 390 49'; toence ran Nortoweetarty 148 4ff along toe a re o la curve concave Nortoeaalerly having a radlu* of 718 Off, a central angle of 19*38 S3’ and a chord ot 244.20' that bear* N 13*48 90* W: toence ran N 03*3593" W. 707.241 toence ran Northweaterty 967 23' along the arc ot a euro* concave Southwesterly having a radtua of 1000 00', a central angle of 32*3030* and a chord of 989 86' that bear* N 20*1033* W; toence ran N 38*23 13* W. 881.38'; thence ran Northerly 380 87; along to* arc of a euro* concave Easterly having a radius of 892 68’. a central angle of 38*0030* and a chord ot 531.69’ toat bear* N 18*29 33* W; thane* ran N 00*23 33* W, 129.02; toence departing said Right of Way ran N 89*3820* E, 273.00' along to* Southerly tins of add TWIN RIVERS MODEL HOME A R EA , toanc* ran along to* Easterly In* of M id TWIN RIVERS M ODEL HOME AR EA to# M ow ing two course* N 1B*37'47* E. 98.91'; N 23*3620* E. 450 00' to th# Point of Beginning, containing 220.79 ecrea, more or lew LES S Begin at th* moat Northeasterly corner of th* above deicnbed lend ■t th* Southwesterly Right of Wey line of County Road No 419. thence ran 3 07*04 07* W, 30.181 toence ran Northweaterty 87 97' along the arc of a circular curve, concave to th* Northeast, with a radtua of 11347.18'. a central angle ot O0*26'11*. a chord beermg of N 68*49 44* W. 87.07'; thence N 60*44 38* W. 199 87' to the Southwesterly Right of Wey Bn* of said County Road 419; toence Southeasterly 278 29 along to* arc of a circular curve, concave to to* Northeast, with a radius of 3829 63'. a central angle of 02*4436*. a chord bearing of 8 68*2820* E. 278 28’ U th* Potnt of Beginning, being on* and to* seme a* toat land described In 0 R Book 2429, Pag* 884-885 of th* Public Record* of Sem m olt County, Florida, conveyed to Seminal* County M ay S. 1992 I Credit Card Data Procaoomg Machine I Tala phono (3 Jacka) I Eloctnc Pancd Shorpanor 1 NCR 2I2S Roglator 1 Calculator 1 Eloctrtc Clock 1 Mirror 1 Olov* Display Box LEG AL DESCRIPTION PARCEL 2 9 Spotlight Eloctnc Display 2 Mannequin* 1 Body 2 Brannock Shoe Dovteea 1 Couniertorc* Control Center Atom (extendi to Reataurant and Office* and Cart Bam) (No Inventory) O FFICE IN PR O SHOP 2 2 I t Floor Safa* (one in doeoL one m office) Troth Baakota Chair Telephone STORAGE ROOM IN PR O SHOP t 1 Tub Sink 42 Driving Range Bafl Buckota 30 Math Sago lor Range B ala 4200 Range Ball* tor Ortving Range 3 19 -Compartment Matal Goff Bag Storage Recka 2 Wooden Sheivaa on Was 39 Igloo SPack Coolert CART BARN/SHED FIXTUREB T9 Battery Chargee In U ta 79 Q d l Carta (under leaaa wtdt Yamaha) 2 Ranger Golf Cart (under lease with Yamaha) t Beverage Cart (under laaae with Yamaha) aa a lo a n e r" Vehicle 2 Oaaotin* Carry A ll Rang# Picker (under leaaa with Yamaha) aa ‘loan er’ vehicle t Countertorce Alarm S yelam t Amano Tima Clock and card rack 1 TVe Jack 1 Vice 1 Work Bench 1 4-way lug nut wrench t tat ot amok toon (eaeorted) 1 9-Bar matal ahaff unit ADMINISTRATION O FFICE FURNITURE A FIXTURES LOBBY AREA 1 S’ Couniar with 4-0rawara and 4-Shatva* 1 Royal Copyttar CS2017 Copier 1 OLX Executive Telephone t Oak Blonde Oeek with PuttyiOak Shelving Urol t Executive Chaw 1 2-Drawer (Putty) Tub FSa t IBM Wheel*rrter 9 Typewriter t Typewriter Table 2 2-Drawer Me caometa (Brown and Black) t Pitney Bowee pottage mater (ranted) 1 P o t lege Scale SN20744 3x4 ouaaan board 3 Waatacaaitata (2 large, t tm ai) t Electric penck anarpenar 1 Wak Clock 1 Wall Picture ot our torn hole 9*4 t Sharp UX-103 Faxphone t Computer Date 1 t h PSOOC Deexget Black and Color Computer Printer Cueram-au* (Chanaa U w n i i20M#g H O « e i i 2 t ' 44Meg Floppy Oitk Orwaa 386SX 40 MHZ. 44 Cache 4Ueg Ram Cror^utw Syaiam wan tS-oa VCA Orapmca card, to t Keyboard mouaa '4 ‘ VCA Morolor (Packard Ba») and Surge Suwiraaanr IM X X 1 O F F C S 2 (huwn rruuten Date* t L e e * a iia 4 Lx ewer tea cater t ea f e re 4 !> • • « tae 1Mar me (PiM y 4 M ark) I Metal L e t A Catw m 4 xe< e H 7 r 4) } bkkM e Ga* C M ** Page 7B L ig a l s L ega ls a w ts 11 B u a ttfr 23 Coffee I 1 Peyphone (oxmed by M M Sunday. May 29.2005 Beginning *1 the Northeeateriy comer ot Lot 12 TWIN RIVERS S E C ­ TION V. recorded in Plat Book 39. Page* 84 through 87. ot the PubHc Racorda ot Sarmnol* County. Florida, run along to# boundary ot TWIN RIVERS SECTION VI a* recorded In Plat Book 40. Page* 69 through 79 Of said Public Racorda to* M ow ing nine course* from a tangent bearing of N 72*0429* E run Easterly 526 91' along th* arc of a curve concave Southerly having a radius of 638 77". a central angle of 43*4927* and a chord of 912 97'. thane* ran S 62*03 48" E. 297 33', ihenc# ran Southeasterly 132 39' along th* arc of a curve concave North*aalariy having a radtua of 400 Off, a central angle of <8*3924* and a chord ol 131 99' that bear* S 71*3333* E. thanes run S 26*1330* E. 269 0V; thane# ran S 14*1330* E, 392 28'; toanc* ran 3 14*41'4ff E. 80 00; toanc# ran S 00*37"1S* W, 117.07*; thence ran 3 14*43 52* W, 11563 ; thence ran S 8 9 * 2 4 'irW . 22 59'; toanc* ran Westerly 207 47* along th* arc ot a curve concave Southerly having a radius of 837 93 . a central angle of 18*38 43" and a chord of 206 S3' toat bear* S 80*04 30* W; thane* run along th# Eaalariy Una of said TWIN RIVERS SECTION V to* M ow ing four court** N 02*2412* E, 66 6V; N 23*33 46* W. 642 96", N 32*03 28* W. 112 2 0 ; N 9t*39'48* W. 731.11' to tha Point of Beginning, contain­ ing 11 400 acre*, more or le ts LEG AL DESCRIPTION PARCEL 3 Beginning at to* Northeeateriy comer of Lot 44. TWIN RIVERS S E C ­ TION V, ax recorded in Plat Book 39. Pag** 84 through 87 of the Pubkc Record* ot Saminoi* County. Florida, run along tha boundary ot TWIN RIVERS SECTION VI a t recorded In Ptal Book 40. Page* 69 through 73 of aald Public Record* th* following 18 court**, from a tangent bearing of N 68*2221* E. run Northeasterly 208 Off along to* arc of a curve concave Southerly having a radtua of 377 33', a central angle of 20*4378* and a chord ot 207 78'; S 11*33 46" E. 326 03'; 3 63*3123* E. 158 SO': S 63*33'48* E. 130 Off; 3 08*3348" E, 87 13'; Southeasterly 104 18' along to* arc of a euro* concave Northeasterly having a radius of 397 94’. a central angle of 13*0000* and a chord of 103 66' toat bears S 16*05 48* E. ran Southweaterly 21 03 along the arc of a curve concave Westerly having * radtua of 23 00'. a central angle ol 46*1173* and a Chord ot 20 4 V that bear* S 00*29 34* W. ran Southeasterly 93 37’ along tha arc o l a curve con­ cave Northeasterly having a radius ol 8 0 Off. a central angle ol 109*16 34 and a chord of 61 33' that bears S 30*02 32* E. S 03*18'4t* W. 130.00'. S W 4V 19* E, 160 00'. N 03*18'41* E. 221 72'; N 30*34 58* W, 149 90'; N 08*33 46* W. 320 Off. N 08*16 26* W. 63 38'; N 63*36 06* E. 114 44", S 31*3871* E. M 3 98', N 66*43 O ff E. 130 00'; S 21*1300* E. 38 34 . thane# run along the boundary of TWIN RIVERS SECTION VII as recorded in Ptal Book 41. Pages 2 through 4. of said Pubkc Records the M ow ing 13 cours­ es S 21*1500* E. 69 37'; Southeasterly te s la 'a lo n g toe arc of a curve concave Northeeateriy having a radtua of 200 00', a central angle ot 41 *00 00" end a chord of 140 08’ that bear* S 41‘ 43 O ff E. S 57*20 38* W 7300 . S 32*43 40* E. 113 00 . S 22*22 37* E. 80 02 . S 26*19 50* E. 96 83 ; S 33*1922* E. 169 90 . S 47*06 32* E. 240 00'. 3 15*2206* E. 124 97 , S 04*5172* W, 360 21 . S 36*22 37* W 396 59 S 24*44 29* W. 249 44'; S 60*7629* W, 103 10 ; toanc* ran N 60*3703* W. 585 45 , mance ran N 31*9109* W. 631.73 . thence ran N 44'9924* W. 410 22'; thence ran along the Easterly kne ol said TWIN RIVERS SECTION V toe tatow rg tour course* N 51*24 12* E. 314 58, N 37*3324’ E, 122 02 ; N t1*292ff E. 110 40 . N 02*2412* E. 917 78. containing 44 835 acre*, more or lata PERSONAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: SEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT *0* lHh# Mortaao# in d rH flio jfffw Aflf##rn#nt tor rrro — v e s e x m w H 9m e * a s is j pp r o M S r n e r x is fth# p e e "Mortal##*) k e p t o R e l ^ P f n x i which * r 1m r 1■ tola F F e n e rg Statement ie Red * conatned In to * eertoki Mor^ege dated on or about February 17, 1998 groan by to* Debtor to tha Secured Party and la groan to eeeure. among otoer thing*, a B v a u x ii^ U flu t o x k rTusTitssofy n o w Hi i» Jti# prncip# f #mouni K e k x . X I A ix r o u x f u e d b E r our M w gn r iw n uw vE iu Thousand and 007100 Doners (14.90000000) and payment and parfcm anee of flertaBn ob«gekore under toe Loon Ooeumante, aa defined r toe Mortgage 1 The perceto of land doocrfced in bto. C rteefted hereto and by toie rafarane* made ■ pan hereof (coasctoiaiy. toe U n ff) ; 2. A l bunding*, toundeSont, akuduroa end Bmproramento (InckxSng fbm irtc) now or h#r##ft#r in n *#** on Of In th# Lmd (coioct}v#ry, ft# "Improvtmtnti "). 1 A l right an* and irear aeL (any. of Debtor r and to toe skaeta and roads, opened or proposed, abusing the Lend, *8 atrip* and gore* within or ad|oMng tha Land, toe Mr ip a o s and rtgRt to uea toe ek •pace above toe Land, a l rights of Ingreaa and agree* to and hem the Lend, aN easement*, right* of wey, reversion*, romelndart, hereditament*, and appurtenance* now or hareattar P la cin g toe or iTw ifTrpruvviiw iu, M fuyifD M ana nyrm ana pnvn*g*m appertaining to the use end *n(oyment of toe Land or toe knprovemente. In d u in g a* air, leierai aupport, eBay drainage, water, ox. gas end mineral right*, a l ntFM e to purchase or teoee, and *8 other rterosts, eststes or deans, in law or In aqulfy. wrodi Debtor now hoe or hereatter may acquire In or w6h reaped to the Land or toe Improvements (collectTOonr. toe 'Appurtanencee*. Th# lan d , th* lmprov#m#rtfa and fll# Appurt#n#nc## if# h#f#ln#h#f cofl#ctfv##y r#f#rtad to m h i *Pf#wtoa##*; 4. Afl right tftt# and W###a* of Dctolof in t i #quipn>#nf. fWtnga, fumituf#, furnithtog*, appflanc#i, ippcratui, md m#chin#fy In which Debtor now or h#r#ah#r h#a • potititory or M# im m u and rm or h#r#ah#r instsltod In Ih# Pf#m*a##and afl touidtod malarial#, auppM## and #qutpm#nt now or h#f##llar d o h v id to 9# Ptanwa## and imandod to b# toal#n#d tnofobi* oi Bitufii, erthor gooda and p#non* al property ol whotovor kind and nolura now containad on or in or h#r##hor pi#c#d on or in ih# Ihontoata and uoad or to b# u— d in conwiU! iei# i#nino or opocaoion m#f#or, m OF^acn m# LffOOvOf norf has or haraaftor may acquke a pBiaiunry or We intareal and al renewal* or replacements of any of too torogoing proporty or articles to substitution thoroof (cokoctvofy, too *fquipmonT): o. ah gooot. m#rcnana*i# ana om#r paraonai proparry, wn#in#f i*ngiDt# 0* iniangiot#, now Orfriao or nar#an#r acppLiirva oy waoiOi u n itn is held tor sale, leaaa or Dcanoo to euttom ori. fumiahod to customer* under any contract of sendee or hold aa raw materials, work In procoM. auppkai or matoriaia used or conaumod In too Debtor's business (coiecitvefy. toe inventory^. S AII rich! ttti# and kntaraat of Dabtor in tftd und#r AM accoyntiv •tcrowtv docum anti, Instrumants, chatld papor and1pononf IntanQi* hlae aa shi k% xa rxnin a #A In roragoing isrm a a aa * vawaQ Iaa |A^ voaa fkvtoiiialltoi ( n a w tin if defined), end e# conked rights, franchisee, books, records, plena, specification*, permit*. Been***, approval*, acflona and causa* of action which now or horeafltr rofaio to. era derived from or are used in connection with too Prom isee Of toe use, operation, malntonenco, occupancy or on)oymtnt thereof or too oondud of any buakn ao or acbvitioa thereon (coHecttvofy. too TntangMIoa*); 7 AX right, one and im orad of Oobior in and under allow oe.totSnge. ttnanci## oocuoancv aoraamants a to * r 'w r ir e e and “ iw iic#ni#a ■eer^^r^^w^ of vrt and tow kw ^rtseegp^totosw Vkki ■^^rovitop filafln r^iwaeto^p wm tha w^to Promisee or any pen thereof new or fw rsoflar ontorad Into and art amendments, (xtantion*. renewal* in d guarantiee thereof, ail secu­ rity tharafor, and ail moneys payable thereunder (ookectfvefy. toe T a a a e sl. g. AD right, title arxl Intoreet of Debtor to o l rente, revenue#. Income, letua*. profits, other payment*, security deposit* and otoar benefit* to which Debtor may now of haraaftor be anflbsd from toe Pram liee. the Equipment or toe Intangibles or under or fri connection with the Leasee (Debtor and Mortgage* hereby agree to d any and a l paymanta described in tola parantheHcd clause are "proceed*, product, offsprings, rants or profits* rRenta*) for purposes of Section 662(b) of the United State* Bankruptcy Code, aa amended) (cokecttvety. to* ■Property Income*), and 9 AX right, tiOe and intaraat of Debtor in *6 proceed!, judgments, claims, compensation, swards of damages and seMements with rasped to or hereafter made a* a result o l or In Bsu of any condem­ nation or taking ot the Prsm ieee by eminenil domain or arty casualty iota of or damage to any of the Pramieee. to* Equipment to* intangibles, the le e e e s or too Proporty income, a* refunds with rasped to to* payment of proporty taxes and aaaoaemonts, and all other proceeds of toe conversion, voluntary or involuntary, of toe Prem ises, toe Equipm ent toe Intengtole*. the Leasee or toe Property Income, or any pert thereof, into cash or liquidated claim s (colledtvely. toe *Proceeds*) to. AH of Debtor’s right tttl# end interest In and to a l water rights, riparian right*. Irrigation rights, appropriate right*, water ariocxnoni water stock and Bcanse* and permits releflng to water use attributa­ ble to or arising in connection with toe lend and e l m rerals, ad, ga* and other hydrocarbon* located in or baneato the Land, along with all rights to surface and subsurface entry, and a l of Debtor's right, title and interest In and to any and a i Bean ies and permits pertaining to toe use of radalm ad wastewater on to* land, and ek development rights or credits. o4. gas and mineral righto and a l righto appicabie or appurtenant to toe Lend; 11 AH of Debtor a right, title and rtaraat in and to a l trad* name*, trademarks, service marks, logos snd goodwill related thereto which in any wey now of hereafter belong, relate or appertain to to* Land or th* improvements or any part thereof, or are now or hereafter acquired by Debtor, including, without Hmrtattan. toe uea of th* name 'Ekane Oolt Club* and a l other named) used in connection with th* Land or to* Improvement*. 12. AII ot th* waler. sanitary and storm sewer systems now or herelite r owned by to* Debtor which are now or hereafter located by. over anrVor upon toe Land or any part and parcel thereof, end which water systems include a l water main*, serves lateral*, hydrant*, valve* and appurtenances, and which sewer systems include a l san­ itary sewer knot, including main*, lateral*, manhole# and appurte­ nance*; 13. All paving lor sirsets. road*, walkway* or entrance way* now or hereafter owned by to* Debtor and which are now or haraafltr locat­ ed on to* Land or any part or parcel thereof; 14. AH of me Debtor * right, title and rtaraat as seller in and to a l agreements for the sal* of toe Land, or any part thereof, heretofore mad* and entered into, and in and to a l tala agreement* hereafter mad* and entered into, by or on behalf of the Debtor, together with aH deposits and pay mama in connection therewith, together with any and all racwvabi** now or hereafter due to* Debtor with reaped to such agreements; 19. AH of to* right. We end interest of the Debtor In and to all unearned premium* accrued, accruing or to accrue under any snd aU insurance policies now or hereafter provided pursuant to to* terms of xisuranc* agreements, and all proceeds of *um* payable tor the toss of or damage to (a) to* Land or paraonai property; or (b) rants, rev­ enues, income, profits or proceeds from service agreements or contrxets teases, franchises concessions or kcansas of or on any part otto* Land. 18 All of to# Debtor t tntereal m a l utility security deposit* or bonds on toe Land or any pert or parcel thereof. M ANAOERS OFFICE t Compaq computer / keyboard / mouse 1 Compaq monitor 1 HP Deakjat 699 1 Cannon plain paper lax 1 Desk t Desk chair 2 4 drawer horiiontal Me cabinet I Bookcsta 1 Sofa t Texes Instrument T1-9830 calculator 1 Computer stand '2 Bulletin board 1 WaH clock 3 Telephone! GO LF SHOP 4 Wooden wak hanging apparel rack* 2 Wooden haVsfxrt display rack 1 Wooden putter rack 2 Wooden shirt rack* 1 Zanrth 25* TV t Alton computer I keyboard 1 Cordate monitor t Panesonic KX-P1124 dot matrix printer 1 Sock display rack 3 SiatwaH sheets with accessories 4 Motorola SP90 radios 2 Telephones 8 Rental sets CART STORAGE t Easy Picker befl washer 1 Easy Picker 3 basket range picker 1 ProAir air compraaaor PORCHES 7 Rocking chair* 5 Round piaatle patio tables • Plastic patio ehairi ENTRY I LOCKER ROOMS 2 Chairs 1 Coffa* tables 1 Built-in trophey case 1 WaH hanging 2 Bench** 24 Large tockars tB Smal lockers MARKETING O FFICE 1 Filing cabinet t Desk 1 Desk chair OW NED PER SO N AL PRO PER TY 2 Storage bins 1 Telephone 1 Comput e-wale computer wth keyboard / mouse t Monitor 1 HP LaserJet III OUTSIDE ROOM 1 Filing cabinet 12 Banquet table* 110 Folding chairs HE3TAURANT t Tabco 72* x 30* stein le u steel tabi* with sink f Tabco 7 2 x 30* stainless steel tabi* with undartheff 1 Tabco 98’ x 24’ stainless steal tabi* 1 Tabco 60* x 24* steinlata steel tabi* 2 Tabco 30* x 48 equipment stand with cutting board 1 Advance 3 ccmpenmanl sink with drainboards 2 Advance Hand sink 1 Tabco 12* x 24* stainless stout wall shelve 4 Tabco 1 2 x 38 stainless steel well shelves 2 Inter metro 18* x 48" wail thefvat 1 Metal Maxlets wire shelving unit 1 Star heat tamp 1 Star ga* counter fryer 1 APW 22qt warmer 1 Star 2 burner ga* hot plate t Star 24’ gas gnddi* 1 Star 24* char broiler 1 True 2 door fraaxar • 49 cu ft 1 True 2 door refrigerator • 49 cu ft 1 True 2 door tre sia r base with back splash 1 Star hot dog roller grin 1 Star bun warmer 1 True 27* sandwich cooler 1 Beverage Air 3 door bottl* cooler 1 Beverage Air 4 kag draft bear dispenser t Captive Air hood system 1 True 2 door giaaa front raech-ir cooler 1 General (Hear 1 Toastmaster convection oven 1 Panasonic microwave t Desk 1 Desk chair 9 38* x 38* table 3 30* x 30* table 1 30* x 80*table OWNED PERSO N AL PRO PERTY 40 Chair* 6 Bar stool* t N EC Television t Shinton VCR t Menu Board 3 WaH pictures MAINTENANCE 17. 1b toe extern assignable, a l scensea. liquor Ucenae*. permits, approvals, certificates and agreements wito or from all boards, agen­ das. department*, governmental or otharwi*#, ralaBng (Hradly or indirectly to to* ownership, use. operation and maintenance Of to* Prem ise*, or tha us*, construction or development of to# improvements on to* Land, whether heretofore cr hereafter issued or executed. 16 All contract*, subcontract* agreement*, sam e* agreements, warrant)** and purohaa* order* which haratotor* or hersmarter exe­ cuted by or on Denari of to* Debtor, or heretofore or hereinafter assigned to the Debtor, n connection with to* ue*. operation and maintenance of toe Premiees. or to* use or construction of develop­ ment improvements on to* Land. 19. A l right* of to* Debtor wi and to ax plan* and speciffcabons. ces-gns drawings and other nformation, materials and meflars heretofore or hereafter prepeied i#i*nng to toe improvement* or eny construction on to* Lend. LEG AL DESCRIPTION PARCEL 4 Bagui at toe Northeast comer of Lot 170 TWIN R iV E R S SECTION VI as recorded In Ptal Book 40 Paget 69 through 79 ol the Pubkc Records ol Semmoie County. Florida, ran along the Northerly kne of ta d Piet toe M ow ing 16 courses N 69*03 46* W. 300 00 S 00*9412* W, 160 00 S 69*94 I f f E. 106 14 . S 17*4202* W. 194 36 N #9*05 48" W 262 8V , N 45*9920" W, 102 58'; N 73*22 93" W 60 6 1 . 8 61*4500* W. 74 4 V. S 97*9329" W. 74 4 V. S 34*01 5 8 'W, 74 41 . S 10*10 30" W. 74 41 . S 68*14 4 5 'W 9300 S 03*1079" W 110 00 to a p o rt on a curve on r e Northerly R^nt of Way kne of Keey Creek Court a* recorded on sad per Westerly 136 69 along toe arc of e curve ooncere Northerly henng e ra«u* of J30 00 a central angle of 22*4347* and a chord of 137 94 that bears N 73*2742* W N 62*06 4 ff W. 297 39 . Nortowesferiy 108 34 stong the arc of 4 curve concave Soutoweeterty having a radm* of *41 23 a central angle of 07*2248" and a chord of tea 27' r e l beers N 68*47 I f f W f w x x deperang sed H v/x cX Wey kne rm N 07*38 94' W 107 83 re n t* N 9 ff4 7 J7* W 2*4 0 2 f e a r / N t n r t J t r C 211 o r re ro e hffi N 3412 96" E 029 47 re n te run N 1247 28' l 410 80 F ie rce n r b 77*4202 E 330 2* l e u n r f i f f j l W E 38< 68 re n te ran 8 <6*2342 ft 224 42 Fence iiT * O r *4 17* f f i t >0 >ev«e run * 8 0 * 0 4 0 2 I A * 70 r e . j n r H 6 6 'M O ff f I 7 J 0 7 e r r o r run N S C H E D U LE * OWNED PERSONAL PROPERTY 20 All instruments document* chattel paper* and general rtangib-as relating to or anting from to* toregomg cotau rsi and *H earn and noncaan proceed* and product* thereof and 21 AH revenue* racerved by Oaotor from to* ownership and operakon Oi th# Prem ises regardless of whet such revenues may be ceiled, ro u tin g , wnrout mutation. e» proceeds, product*, offspring stie s or profits of toe Prana** SCH ED U LE 1 SECURITY AGREEM ENT A t fixture* and paraonai property of any iund whatsoever now owned or hereafter acquired by Debtor whetoer tengexe cx ntengCxe orach # or w* be pieced upon * d*"v*d from, or need n any correcfrcxi exh toe Pram*#* e rd toe n p jw f f e r o toereon nmprovemerae*) Th* Bcxegtang pxoperty max ndude o f Aceovrt* Eqwpmerx Goner* 'M ergkxe* e rd nraroory (a* too** term* are Oekned w Am u* 9 tX k e t o d s onrierm G o'nrw rue Cud* ** emended from le w to U>*i xxJw drg s t e A u f j arid x k u X knvuetffi * e Sam* deeurtood un Schedule * r t s f e f tm etu trd by h x retererxe " ad* » pert >*■*-> e d auuwffk* reueraaiM le ee rnes xrd r exX' 8uw kuw v * ix e t o x i <2 k e Uvskeea p k e frieweae* e l lurrxkse id 3 Jacobean Graansking IV 2 Jacobean Ram Bft 3 gang* (disassembled) 2 Jacooeen 2319 Utility Trucks 1 Smithco Sprayer (Old not used) 1 Smithco Super Rake 3 Jacooten 910 Express utility vstuefa* t le ty Spreader HR 1290 2 Motorola SPSO radio* 1 Jacobean Q20D tractor 6 Jacobsen vartKut rsei* 3 Jacobsen Greensking cutting units 3 Jacobsen Greensking roller attachment* 6 Jacobsen Greensking sparer tttecfiment* 2 Jacobsen Walk Aenfter 1 Turico sod cutter 1 Jacobsen Blower 2 Jacobean Greensking greensmowert 1 Dttohwrich trencher 1 Ford F t SO truck t Ford F700 dump truck t Stihi BL471 backpack btowsr 2 Flymo 2 Menuame weed eaters 2 SOM weed eaters 2 Suck edge's 1 Push mower 1 Jacobean fairway sxatyar t Traxer 2 Sura ervar saws t Gandy drop spreader 2 Levee broadcast spreaders 2 Leseo drop Spreader* t Club Car cartyai 2 Near j lapping machine* t ProTrac 1M6 gwsenec* traxer 3 Dees t Does char CANNED f'ERfrO fsAL H fC # tlfT r t Don f Far week* ie e |r« x * �Sunday. May 29. 2005 L T n Huuu> L eg a ls M S A L P O N T G O LF CO U R SE: UEOAL D ESCRIPTION : S E E ATTACH ED EXHIBIT f eg a ls 5 00 tod. Pence N orP 41E S T 2 7 E a d paraffal to P a N orP tad r t sa d Lot 40 tor 85 00 tod; Pane* S o u P 48C 06' 3 T East, tor 5 00 to d to P e Poetf o l Beginning. ALSO LE S S AND E XC EPT A part ol Saetton 34. Township 20 S ouP. Range 29 E art. Sem kiola County. Florida; more particularly daac itoad as totem : Begin s i P a Northeast comar ol Lot 41. S A BA L VIEW AT SABAL POINT, as recorded In Plat Booh 32. pages >2 Prough 84 o l P a Pubhc Racords o l Seminota County. Florida: P an ca S o u P 41E 53' 7 7 WSrt along P e N orP kne ot la id L rt 41 tor 64 74 to d to P a Northwest comar r t said lrt; Pane* N orP 48E OS' 3 T W art, tor 5 0 0 tod; Pence N orP 41E ST 2 7 East parand b P a N orP tae rt srtd Lot 41 tor S3 94 la d b a pant on a curve concave Sou P teeWarty, a radial kne b said p a rt bearing N orP 32E 38' O T East; Panes Southeasterly rtong P a are o l said curve, having a radius ol 69000 toet. Prough a central angle r t OOE 19* 34* tor 60 6 to d lo P a Point oI Beginning OOLF CO U R SE NO 4 S C H ED U LE A LEG AL DESCRIPTION A pari of Saetton 34. Township 20 S ouP. Range 29 East. Sam torta O O LP C O U R S E NO 1 County, Florida; more particularly dese rte d as todows; IC O A L D ESCRIPTIO N: Beget rt P a ksarsaetton d P a East rtghl-ol-way tae o l SABAL PALM A part eff SacPan X Tbwratap 21 Souffi. Rang* 29 f a t S*mmote DRIVE AT SABAL POINT. P ia l Book 77. Pages 12 and 13. P u b ic Mortda; more partcuterty deecrtred u totem Racords. Semeioto Courtly, and P a S o u P kna ol P a ptel r t SABAL •Ndn m «w Mortie— I com a o> SABAL FAIRWAY VILLAS. AT BEND AT SABAL POINT. Plat Book 26. Papes 95 and 96. P u b ic SABAL POINT, accurtkng to P a ptel Iw to l as recorded in Plat Racords. Sernnole Courtly, said intersection being ■ poke on a curva BoeA 31, Pass* 73 and 73. Pubic Records, Seminole County. concave Northwesterly and lying along s a b Easterly righk-ol-way tae fW rta: thence Souffi 23E 45 54* East, along the East tae rt tab ol SABAL PALM DRIVE. ■ radtel Ina to Srtd p o rt bearing S o u P 62E PM tar S0S.14 taat; toanoa Soup 43E 5 r i r East, along said East 45' 21* East; P e n ce Southwesterly rtong P e are ol said curve, hav­ tar 294.07 tear. Panes Soup 42E 39* 24* EaaL along ta b East ing a radius rt 550 00 te d Prough a central angle rt 26E 4 9 35*. tor tap ter S17.M last; Panes Soup 22E 4T 20* East along tab East 257 51 tod; P e n ce S o u P 37E 4 5 '1 7 W ed rtong srtd East rtghFolteto tar 173.7# last to P a SouPsaal com a o* sab SABAL FAIRWAY w ry tas tor 155 63 to d to a pcum on a curve concave Easterly and VELAS. AT 8ABAL POINT; Panes contau* Souffi 22E 47* 20" East tar M A O teat Panes Soup 47E 07-IS* East tor 412.7P last Panes • lying along said Easterly rtgm-d-way tae. a radial tae to said poke beating North 55C 55' 46* W art; Panca SouPerty rtong P a tec r t Mo»P P4E 3T (M* Eaal tor 647 40 Iasi; Panes Soup 5#E 03 01“ said curve, having a radius o l 560.00 ted. Prough a can e d angle r t East tar M S 4 Iasi'. Ponca Soup 17E 4* OOr East IW 143.50 last; *«nea S w P 5SE 54-(XT EaP tor 214 00 teat; Panes SouP 17E 15‘ 3SE 4 5 'OCT, tor 349 41 teat; P ence S o u p 05E 3 1 '2 T E a rt rtong P e Easterly rlghl-rt-w ey tae rt SABAL PALM DRIVE tor 140.16 toet to a O r East tar IOS.02 last; Panes NorP 7SE o r i r Eaal tor 411 54 point an a curve concave W esterly and lying along said Easterly teal to P a East Ins of P a Southwest 1/4 ot Saetton 3. Tbwnehip 21 rtght-oHvey tas. a red ai tae to ta b curve bearing N orP 66E I0f 14* S o u p . Hangs » East; Panes North OOE iff 45* Eaal along said Easi Eart; Panca SouPerty along P e are rt ta b curve, having a radtos r t feto tar S0.2S laat to P a cantor ot SaeSon 3; Panes NorP OOE o r 30* East atang P a East P a ol P a NorUnvaat 1/4 ol Saetton 3 tor 1511.78 550 00 toet through a ce n ta l angle rt 04E 22* 14*. tor 41.85 teal to P e N orP boundary kna ol SABAL C R E E K AT SABAL POM T. as teat: Panes North 50E 5V 30* Wart tor 2M 50 loot; Panca SouP recorded in P M B oat 37, Pages 97 Prough 88, P u b ic R acords. OOE i r j r East tar 1444 94 laat; Panes North 8 2 E 3 T3 T Wart tor Semmoto Courtly. Florida; P e n ce North 35E 41' I T Eaal rtong aab 29744 toot Panes North OOE 12' 12* Wart tor 130 51 laat: Panca N orP few tor 611.54 leal; Pa n es N orP B2E 4(7 55* E art tor 24882 North 7SE 54' OS* Wort tor 795 78 laat; Ponca NorP 44E O f 21’ toalto P a W art tae r t P a ptel rt REVISED PLAT OP THE SPRIN G S W aattar618.lt tost Panes Norti 30E 25' 50* Wart lor 579 23 tort: WILLOW RUN SECTION, P M Book 17. Pagaa 7 and 8, P u b ic Panes North 24E 4 r 11* Wort tor 554.59 tost to a point on a curve Records. Sammola County ; P a n e s N orP OOE 34* O T E art along P a concave Northwesterly and lying along P a SouP nght-rtwey Ins ol W art in a r t aab p M tor 55.60 to d to P a Northwest comar PaieoE. SABAL PALM DRIVE. AT SABAL POINT, aa racordad P Plat Book Pence North 69E 48' SO* E art along P a North tae r t sa b p M tor 37, Papas 13 and 13. Public Records ol Semnete County. Florida, a 645 99 tort to P e SouPw ert conter r t R E P IA T O F LO T 6. BLO CK radtai sna to srtd pont bearing SouP 19E 291 20* East: Ponca B. REVISED PLAT O F THE SPR IN G S WILLOW RUN SECTION, aa flouitoaatorty along P a are ol said curve, having a radfcs ol 540 00 racordad m P M Book 20, Pago 56. P u b ic Records. Sammola toot through a cental angle ol 04E 2T 34*. tor SO X tool to Pa point County. Florida; Panca. N orP OOE 17 4 T East rtong P a W art tae d tangency Panes SouP 74E ST 14* Wart along said SouP right rt sa b p M tor 215 29 tort to p s Northeast com er rt sa b ptel; Pence oI nay line tor 173 25 test; Pence SouP 71E 10" 2X Was! rtong said continue N orP OOE 17; 4 T East rtong P a W art boundary r t P a right-of-way Kne tor 52.55 tort to P a Point ol Dagpning REVISED PLAT OF THE SPR IN G S W ILLOW RUN SECTION tor 470 00 tort to P a SouPw ert com ar rt SPR IN G S LANDING UNIT 4. OOLF COURSE NO. 2 as recorded n P M Book 25. Pages 83 through 88; P a n ca N orP OOE LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 17 4 T East along aab East tae tor 817.28 tool to P a S ouPaart cor­ A part oI SaeSon 3. Township 21 SouP. Range 29 E ast Ssmtnola ner rt SABAL G LE N AT SABAL POINT, P M Book 27, Pagaa 14 and County. Florida; more partterterty deathbed a t toSows: 13. Pubic Records. Sammeto County;Panca N orP S8C 42* IT W a rt Com m ence at a Permanent Ratotance Monument at P a Ptorsactton along the S o u P boundary r t sa b p M tor 303 86 tool; P an ca N orP o l P a Northeast nght-rtw ey Ins o l Waidva Springs Road wtth P a 41E 54' 35* W art along aab 9ouPorty boundary tor 504.13 la d ; S o u P right-ol-w ty Sna ol SABAL PALM DRIVE. AT SABAL POINT, Pence S o u P 78E 4 9 14* W art along add SouPerty boundary tor according to P a pial PeraoI, as recorded P Plat Book 77, pages 12 32620 to d to P a Northeast co m a o l SABAL SCNO AT BASAL and 13, P u b ic Racords. Semkioto County, said M ersectton being on POINT. P M Book 26. Pages 95 and 86. P u b ic Records. Semmote a curve concave Easterly and tying along said Southerly hght-ol-way County; Pence S ouP 40E 50' 31* East along P a East boundary r t Ins; P e n ce Easterly along said S ouP nghl-d-w ey In s along P a Wsa b pial tor 1021.16 ted; Panca S o u P 16E 5T08* East along aab fowtng courses Northwesterly and NorPsasW rty along P a arc ol E art boundary tor 570 22 tear. Ponce S o u P B9E SO12 T Waal rtong ■aid curve, having a radius ol 30 00 tost, through a central angle oI P a SouP boundary rt sa b p M tor 773 24 tool to P a P on t r t 90E Off CUT. tor 47.12 tort u P a pont d tangency; N orP 51E 24' 33* Beginning. East tor 175.12 tost to P a pent ot curvature o l a curve concave Southeasterly. Northeasterly along P a arc d said curve, having a OO LF C O U R S E MO. 5 radius ol 550 00 tort. Prough a central angle o l 23E 34' 41*. tor LEGAL DESCRIPTION 2B7.46 tort; N orP 71E Iff 23* E art tor ISO 33 tort; North 74E 59114* A part rt Section 34, Townaftp 20 SouP, Range 29 EaaL Semmote East tor 173 25 leal, to P a point oi curvature o l a curve concave Northwesterly; Northeasterly along P a arc ol said curve, having a Courtly. Florida; mors partteutorty described as trttows: Begin rt P a Northeast co m a r t P a p M o l SABAL RIDGE. AT radius o l 540 00 leal. Prough a central angle o l 25E 54' 00*. tor SABAL POINT, P M Book 28, Paget 94 ta d 95. P u b ic Records. 28931 tool; North 51E AT (XT E art tor 140 00 le a l to P a Posit ol Semmote Courtly. Florida. Pence S o u P 09E 28' IS* E a s t along P a Batfnrttng : Stance S ouP 28E 39' O T E art tor 947 69 tort; Stance E art boundary thereof tor 806 00 tort; Pence S o u P 30E 01' 30* S o u P 54E 53' 11’ E art tor 756 42 laat; Panca S o u P 66E 22' 4 T W ert along sa b Eart boundary tor 787 64 tod; Pence S o u P 11E Iff E a rt tor 395 79 tort; P a n ca North 02E 48' 26 East tor 310 53 tort. 48* Eart along sab E art boundary tor 100 00 tort to P a Northwest P a n ca S ouP 59E 43' 22* W art tor 75 57 to st Panca North 40E 25' boundary r t P a pM rt SABAL G LE N AT SABAL POINT. P M Book 55* W art tor 622 90 tort; P a n ca N orP 87E 41' 48T East for 306 18 tort; Stance North91E 52* I T E art tor 248 27 tort; Stance North 35E 27, Pages 14 and 15. P u b ic Records, Sammola County; P an ca North 78E 4 9 14’ E art along ta b Northwest boundary tor 80 00 tort; IT S T E art tor 121 46 tort; Stance S ouP 67E 45' 55’ East tor Panca North 39E 40' (XT Eart along sa b Northwest boundary tor 100 00 tort to an intersection with a curve concave Westerly, a radi­ 982.12 tort. P an ca S o u P 88E 21' 32* W art tor 10990 leal; Pence al Una lo said intersection bearing S o u P 87E 45' 55* East, Stance North 12E 2#' 22* W ert, tor 696 35 lert; P e n ce N orP 09E 16 - 21* Northerly along P a are ol eaid curve, having ■ radius o l 675.00 tort. W ert tor 12.57 tort to P e moat Easterly comer rt P e p M rt TIM BER Prough a central angle o l 1B€ 03' 56*. tor 224 61 tort to P a SouP RIDGE AT SABAL POINT. UNIT 1. P M Book 24. Pages 44 .4 5 ta d B o u td a iy kne o l SABAL C R E EK . AT SABAL POINT, aa racordad to 46. Pub ic Racords, Seminole County; Pence S o u P 82E 84' 48* P M Booh 37. Ptgee 57 Prough 85. Pub ic Racords ol Semlnoto Weal along P e Southeasterly boundary P e re rt, lor 166.06 tool to P e County. Florida; P an ca S o u P 59E 56* 22* W ert along said SouP POINT OP BEGINNING, boundary tor 54392 tort; P a n ca SouP TOE 59* 34* Wart along said S o u P boundary tor 310 04 tort; Stance N orP 23E 55’ 35* W art along GO LF C O U R SE NO. S ' I YBarW Srtboundary o l said plrt tor 433.90 tort to P a S ouP rV ff-rtLEO AL D ESCRIPTION ' ~ - * <R rtay knot c l Saba! Palm Drive; Panca North 79E 45' 46* Wart along A part r t Sectlona 33 and 34. Township 20 SouP. Range 29 EaaL said S o u P right-d-way kna tor 147.77 tort to P a point d curvature Sammola County. Florida, mors particularly desenbed aa toiows: d a curve concave Southerly. Stance Westerly along said SouP Begin s i P a most Easterly co m a rt Trad 28. SUGAR RIDGE AT rtghl-ol-way Una. along Sw are d said curve, hamng a radius d SABAL POINT. Plat Book 23. Pages 58 and 59. Pub ic Records, 450 00 leal. Prough a central angle d 52E 09* 00*. tor 409 59 laat. Seminole County; Pence North 51E 17 1(7 W art along P a Northarty Pane* S o u P 5 IE 4 7 OO" West along said SouP nghl-ol-way kna lor boundary theraol. tor 235.00 la d : Panes North 72E 2 7 15’ W art 72 59 tort to Sw Point d Beginning •long ta b Northary boundary tor 180 00 la d ; Pan es North 67E 18' 1 7 W art along ta b Northerly boundary tor 318 75 tod; Pence North O O LF CO U R SE NO 3 47E 04' to* W ert along aab Northarty boundary tor 180.15 tod; LEG A L DESCRIPTION Pence North 19E 54’ 18* W ert along sa b Northarty boundary tor A part d Secttona 33 and 34. Township 20 South, Range 29 East and 19829 tort; P e n ce N orP 44E 42' 25* Waal rtong ta b Northarty Sectlona 3 and 4. Townaiup 21 SouP. Range 29 Eaal. Semanote boundary tor 109 37 la d ; P an ca North 05E 59' 28* E art along sa b County. Florida; more particularly desenbed aa totem : Northarty boundary tor 86.15 la d to P a SouPaart com a ot Lot t. Begin at P a most Easterly comer d P a pial d SABAL O R EEN AT TIMBER RIDGE AT SABAL POINT UNIT t. P M Booh 24. pages 44. SABAL POINT; Plat. Book 25. P ^ p e 41.42 and 43. PuDkc Racords. 45 and 46, P u b ic Records, Semmote County; Pence N orP I8E 41' Semlnoto County; Stance Southwesterly and Northwesterly along Sw 54* East along the E art kna ol Lo l 1 tor 113.86 tort; Pence North 04E Southeast and Southwest boundary Stared tor P a totertng courses 52' 46* East along P a East tae o l Lol 2 ta b p M tor 113 89 tort; S o u P S6E 08' 09- W art tor 733.32 tort; SouP 07E 2 7 04* W art lor thence North 03E 46' 39* W atl along P a East kne o l Lois 3 and 4 o l 29231 fart: S ouP 31E S3' 42* W art tor 181 25 tort. S ouP 07E 2 7 sa b plat tor 189 32 laat; m«0c* S o u P 72E IS' 3V* East along P a 04* W est tor 21000 tort; S o u P 55E 50' 30* W ert tor 31369 tort. South nghl-ol-way Una ol Timber R bga Drive tor 120 00 la d ; Pence N o rP 79E 59" 30* W art tor 170 00 tort; N orP 19E 59' 30* West lot SouP 06E 5 f f 40* W art along P e W art tae d Lol 5 o l sa b plrt, tad 627 00 le rt to P a S ouP boundary d W HISPERW OOO AT SABAL its SouPerty prolongation, tor 141.15 tort; Pence S o u P 54E 5 4 '0 7 POINT UNIT II. P ia l Book 22. Pages 37 and 36. Pubke Records. Eart tor 51 65 tod: Panca North’ 24E 46' 43* Eart tor 10 IS to d b Sem inole County. Panca SouP 62E 54' 45’ W art along ta rt SouP the Southeast corner ol Lot 5; Ponce South 02E 48* 30* E art along boundary tor 71 27 toet. Panes SouP 62E 54’ 45’ West along P a the W aal kne ol Lots 8 and 7 sa b p la t la 150 52 le d to P e most S o u P boundary ol W HISPERW OOO AT SABAL POINT. Plat Book Westerly co m a ol Lol 8 ta b ptel; Panca S ouP 53E 03' 23* W ert tor 21. Pages 47 and 46. Pubhc Racords. Semmoto County, tor 179 91 10 39 teal, thence S o u P 42E 41' 42* East tor 15594 tod; Pence tod: Stance SouP 27E 03' 55* East tor 852 40 leal: Panes SouP North 12E 42' 42* E a tl tor 12.15 to d to P a Soothered co m a ol Lot 57E 56' 45’ West lor 496 37 leal; Panca SouP 22E 03' IS Eart tor 9 ta b pial. Pence North 87E 11'21’ E art along P a South kna o l Lol 465 76 tort; Panca S ouP 29E 14 33’ Eart tor 55 02 le rtto a point 9 and Lol 10 tor 281 36 to d . Panca S ouP 03E 31' 46* East along P a on a curve concave SouPeastarty, ■ radtai kna to ta rt poatl bearing Wert kne ol Lota 16 and 17. and 4s SouPerty prolongation tor 106.94 N o rP 4SE 10' 24* W atl. Panca Southwesterly along Sw arc ol said la d ; Panca S ouP 35E 51' tt* East tor 205 82 to d lo P s Westerly curvw. having a radius d 299 96 teal and a central angle d 26E 39’ prolongation ol a kna tying along P e SouP boundary o l Lott 18 and 44*. tor 150 06 tort to Sw point oI tangency; Panca SouP 15E 09’ 19 sa b pial: Pence SouP 68E IS' 39* East along sa b prolongation 52* W art tar 149 26 tort to Sw point d curvature d a curve concave Northwesterly. Stance Southwesterly rtong P a arc d said curve, and sa b kne tor 162 06 to d to P e W ert com a ol Lol 20. Pence SouP 21E 4 V 21- West tor 10 00 tod; Pence S o u P 68E IS ' 39* having a radius d 274 00 tart, through a central angle d 47E 16' 53*. East, tor 408 80 leal. Pence North 62E 54' 45* Eaal tor 13 30 to d to tor 226.11 tort. Sterna S ouP 23E 43' 39* Eart tor 19931 le a l.P a n ca P e W esl com a of Tract 68 sa b pial of TIMBER RIDGE AT SABAL S o u P 29E 30' SO* E art tor 490 61 tort. Panca SouP 37E 28' 18' POINT UNIT 1. Pence SouP 68E 18' 39* Eart along P e southwest E a rt tor 394 00 le al. Stance N orP 52E 31' 42* Eart tor 29 70 leal. kne ol Tract 68 tor 66 48 leal to P a North boundary kne o l SABAL P a n ca S o u P 37E 25' 16* Eaal tor 413 94 last to a point on Sw NorP RIDGE AT SABAL POINT, as recorded ui Pial Book 28. Pagee 94 and rtght-d-way kna o l SABAL PALM DRIVE. AT SABAL POINT. Pial 95. Pub ic R e ca d s. Seminole County. Florida. Ponca SouP 62E 54' Book 27. Pages 12 and 13. Pubke Racords. Semmote County, said 45* Weal along sa b North line tor 487 68 le al to P e Potm o l point being on ■ curve concave Northwesterly and lying rtong la id Beginning N o rP nghl-d-w ay kna. a radtai kna to said point bearing SouP 26E 50* 0 7 Eart. Panca Easterly along P s arc d said curve, having a GO LF CO U R SE NO 7 radius d 560 OO tort and a central angle d 07E 53’ 14*. tor 77 09 LEG AL DESCRIPTION tort. P an ca North 31E 59' 24* W art tor 225 40 tort; Panca N orP A pari ol Saetton 34, Township 20 SouP. Ranga 29 E a st Pubke 25E O f 40* Wart tor 451 33 tort; Panca North 34E O f 59* West tor Racords. Seminole County. Florida, more partteutorty described as 240 56 tort. Panca N orP 25E 19' 16* W art tor 275 94 tort. Panca N orP 07E 1S' 49* E art tor 237.74 tort. Stance North 17E 2 7 38’ Eart Begin at P e Eaal com a of Trad 88. TIMBER RIDGE AT SABAL tor 238 32 toet: Stance North 81E 4ff 43* East tor 270 04 laat; Stance POINT UNIT 1. Plat Book 24. pagee 44. 45. and 48. Pubke Records. S o u P 32E 3 0 12* E art tor 456 42 tool: Panca S ouP 20E 48' 35* Semmoto County; Penes N orP 47E 29’ 40* Weal along P s Eaal tor 263 72 laat; Pence SouP 08E 4V 39* East tor 21515 leal. Northeast boundary P a e o l. la 53 35 test. Pane* North A2E 54' 45' Stance S ouP 12E 58’ 28* W art tor 254 10 tort; Panca S ouP 24E 45 Eart la 10 87 feel. Pence North 47E 29’ 40* W ert tor 253 33 to d O T E a rt tar 274 48 tort to a point on a curve concave SouSwasterty Pence S o u P 56E 4V 21* W ert tor 10 31 to d to P e Eart c a n a ol and lying along Sw Northerly n g h irt way krw d said SABAL PALM DRIVE, a radial kna lo said point bearing N orP 36E 28* 52* Wort. Lol 27 sa b pial. Pence North 29E 16’ 52* W ert tor 31 99 tod. Pence Stance Northeesierty along Sw arc d said curva. having a rackus d NorP 47E 29 40* West tor 118 OO tod. Pence S o u P Z3E 48' 25* West la 10 58 le d lo P e Northeast co m a ol Lot 28 sa b pial. Pence 550 00 tool. Prough a cansal angle d 16E 19'08". tor 156 65 loot. North 47E 29 40* West along P e North kne of Lot 28 tor 56 77 tod. Stance North 03E 58 56’ East tor 864 87 tort. Pence North 40E 53' Pence S o u P 76E 41' 21* West along P e North kne ol lo t 28 tor 40* w ort tor 394 53 leal. Panca North 33E 00' 30* W art tot 384 42 94 85 leal to P e Northeast com a o l Lol 29; Pence North 03E 06' SO* toot. P an ca North 21E 52 56* East tor 262 95 tool. P ence SouP 75E 22-45* East tot 622 48 tort. Stance SouP 25E 05'46' E art tor 314 31 East tor 10 43 tod. Pence So u p 76E 41'21* Weal tor 105 90 to d to P e Northerly prolongation oI P e Eart kne ol Lot 30. Pence North tool. P an ca SouP 66E 43' 01* E art tor 131 44 tod: Pence SouP 03E 06' SO* East along sa b prolongation tor 0 12 toet to a krw 10 00 74E 11' 42* Eart tor 184 81 tort. Pence S ouP 33E 18 38* Eart tor lest Northerly ot and parallel w ip the N orP krw ot Lol X . Pence 200 40 tod. Pence SouP OOE 51’ t r Waal tor 335 04 tod. Panca North 68E 19' 30* W ert along sa b paaitoi kne tor 74 12 fed . Pence S o u P 84E 15' 00* East tor 217 87 to d to a pant on Sw Westerly S o u P 25E 0 7 3 7 Weal tor 10 02 tod to P e East co m a ol Lol 31 right of way kna ol said SABAL pALM DRIVE. Stance N orP 02E 09ta b ptot. Pence North 49E 2 7 55’ West along P e Northeast kne SI* E art along ta rt Westerly nghl-d-way krw tor 149 18 to d lo a thereof, tor 63 77 tod. Pence North 24E I f 16* West along P e point on a curva concave Easterly and lying along said Westarty Northeast krw ol Lot 32 tor 61 47 le d to me Southeast co m a oi Lot nght-d-way kna. a radtai kna to sart p o o l bearing S ouP 68E 19-14* X . Pence North 84E S3 50* Ess! tor to 01 to d Pence North 02E W ad. Stance Northerly along sta arc d sart curva having a radua d 48 39* W ert tor 102 72 leel. Pence SouP 87E 11 21* W ert tor 10 00 640 00 tod. through a central angle o l 25E 2 7 17 . tor 254 33 to d to teet to P e S ouPeert com a o i L a 34. Pence North 02E 48’ 39* W ert Sw S o u P boundary d SABAL TRAIL AT SABAL POINT. Pial Book along P e East line P a e rt. tor 63 60 teei lo a kne 10 X le d 28, Pagaa 58 and 59. Pubke Racords Seminote County. Florida SouPerty ol and paaitoi wan the So u p krw a lrt X ta b pial Pence Stance N orP 47E 44 54* Wart along sart South boundary lor 305 17 North 87E I f 21* East along sa b paaitot krw tor 69 10 to d to P# tod; Stance North 44 E 15 28* Wort along sart S ouP boundary tor Southerly prolongation a P e West kne a l a 37 Pence North 08E 565 00 tod, Stance North 03£ 24' 15 Wart along said S o u P bound­ 59' 02* East along sa b protonganon tor 0 06 <ee1 to a vne 10 00 le d ary tor 183 97 to d to Sw most SuuSwrty comar d SABAL VIEW AT Southerly and p s r iM with the SouP krw d L a 37. Pence S ouP 79C SABAL POINT as racordad m Plat Book 32 Pagaa 82 Svougn 84 03 39* East along u b parallel kne tor 93 08 le d Pence N orP IOC Pu b lic Racords Sem inole County, Florida P a n ca along Iho 58' 21’ E art la 10 X le d to P e SouPw ert com a d I d 38 fw nce Southerly Westerly and Northarty boundary Stated tor Sw M ow ing S ouP 79E 03 39* East along P e SouP kne d lo ts X and X tor courses S o u P 68E 2 2 38' W ert la 555 97 la d . N orP 58E 58 08* 2 X X t o d Pence N orP IOC 56 21* E art stong P e E a tl krw d Lrt W art tor 25 OO leer North 49E 15 04 ' Wert tor 124 74 teat North 39 la I X X to d Pence Soup 79E 03 39* E a t akmg P e SouP OOE 17 36* East tar 17300 toet N oth 5 lE 11 06* E art tot 290 38 rg m -d wey kne d Tmcwr Ridge Drive tor 23# 85 le d to P e p o rt rt to d N orP 01E 39 SO* Wart tor 32# 4 1 tear North CHE 04 25' East curvature r t a curve concave SouPerty and y*ig aung P e SouP ke 195 2# toet N o P 30E 49 40* Eart tor 13# 19 to d North 45E 16 r</ii rt »ey kne d Tenter Rakga Drive Pence Certerty atomg P e are 92* Eaal tor 236 00 tear North 41E 53 7 7 E art tor 499 70 tod to a rt sa b curve hevmg a rackus rt 37 5X to d and a centre anpe rt p o rt on a curva concede Southwesterly and tying along P a Westerly 04E X 01*. tor 27 18 to d to a krw 10 X tod Weaterty rt and p a d ngrt-rt-w ey kna rt SABAL PALM DRIVE as shown an P a (M> d W with rw Wert kne rt lo t 40 Pence So u p i «€ 3 7 o r W ert atong SABAI RlOGE AT SABAL POSIT Ptel Bute 26 Pages 94 and 96 sa b p rtd to i kne fca 1 » 62 U r P e rc e bourn 54C 17 02* ( o r tor Public R ecode Serna d a Gooey a letert kna to seal p u rs L e a v g 10 51 to d to P e SouPw ert c a n a rt L rt 40 * rente b a u d 547 17 N caP 33E 09 34* E a d P a rc e le a r n eatery aaoig P a arc d sad 02* L a d efceig * • b o u P krw r t LM a *0 a r t 41 la tS J 7 i tod curve Iw eny a radua d 910 UUto d a«oud> a car a at and* d <M tw re e buu P J i t Ot 15* f e d d a g P a W ed krw r t Lrta 42 4 1 and 46 OCT. k e 10# 00 la d to e * PueS d Bsgnrang 44 and Tree! Mr seat (Art tor I X X to d to P e b w ta t a n a rt freer I B M AND EXC EPT 6V f a c e buuP k a f (4 44* W ed tor V I ) t to d to Sw F re d rt A p a 1 d Backset 34 Iuer*h#> 40 SuuP R arv* 29 (a rt bem rake begeaarg Csae*y F a r d a eaee parttuaary aeeutosrt as kAows | u i rt tw NteVw art <ae>wr rt L rt 40 EABAc r 4 H AT BABA i 0CA> U rtJM S t td ; « P C rtiT as recoded m Ptrt B w a U pwp** 62 n w y A* d a a 11 GAS lA W JxTU M * e aa- f t a iir s i d k e k r u a Cuddy P to rta s a > u I t s k ' 4 if l l A kwh rt twclaa-t 41 a d 14 lue»en» M buu P R a y a A le r t i r Wart a u y a a N o p sra d ta rt L d A o k e M O b W to d a ban ana G d t y tu r d s a ir i i so*-w art u e a d awd L rt M Pause <«oa d te i f i L eg a ls B egP r t P s N o P ee e t com a r t lr t 46. TIMBER RIOGE AT SABAL POtNT UNIT t. P M BocA 24. Paget 44.45. and 48, P u b ic Records, Semmoto C ooity. Ftortds. Pence SouP I7E 4 f 21* West tor 12558 to d to tw Southern com a P e re d . Pence SouP 72E I ff 39* East dong tw North rtght-d-wsy ta s ol T V rP a R b g s Drive tor 45 X to d to P e SouPw ert com a o l L rt 47; P a w s North 17E 4 f 21* East ng P e W ort tae d I d 47 tor 129 73 to d to P e Morthw ed co m a P o re d ; Pence SouP M E S3 36* E art along P a North ta s d sa b p lrt tor 34556 tort. Psnc# SouP 86E 20’ 52* E art along P a N orP kna o l sa b p M tor 470 96 tort; Panca S o u P 74E OS’ 23* E art stong P a N orP krw r t ta b p M tar 86 7# tort, to P s Northwart co m a r t L rt 56; Pence North 10E 56' 21* Eart rtong P s Northarty pratongabon r t the W est Ina of Lol 55 tor 10 04 to d . Panca S o u P 74E 0 9 25* E art tor 11040 tort; Panca S ouP 10E 56' 21* W art tor 10 04 tort to P a Northwart com a rt Lot 56. Panca S o u P 74E X 25* Eart rtong P a N orP taa rt srtd p M tor 155 44 la d . P anca S o u P SI E 15’ 14* E art atong P a North krw of srtd p M tor 35 2# to d to P a Northaast co m a rt Lol 57. Penea S ouP 10€ 56* 21* W art atong P a E art tae P e re rt tar 125 X tort lo P e N orP ngM-ol-way taa oI TVntwf R bga Drive. Panca S ouP T9E X ' 39* East rtong ta b N orP nght-d-way taa tor X X tort to P a Southwest com ar d Lot 56, P an ca N orP 10C 56' 2t* Eart along P a W art taa P sre o f tor 1 2 7 .X to d to P a N o P w est com a rt L rt 58. Pence continue N orP 10E 58' 21* East tor 210 X tort. Pence N orP 7#E if f 3 T W art tor 12S3.7S to d . Pence S o u P 17E 41’ 2 f Wset tor 3 2 0 X to d to P a P o M r t PERSO N AL PRO PERTY DESCRIPTION: S E E ATTACHED EXHIBIT T EXHIBIT F M ORTGAGE The Mortgage and Security Agreement (ttw ’ Mortgage’) tor which Pto Financing Statement is Ned to contained to thrt cartato Mortgage datedonor abort June 2 X 0 given by P s Debtor to P a Secured Party and to given to secure, among otha Pings, a Promissory Note to P a principal amount d T e o Mteon Sevan Hundred Thousand and 00/1X D o la n (S2.700.0X -X) ta d payment and partonnanca r t a b a P a Loan Documents, as de/lned to P a 1. The paresis r t land deathbed to Eah. E attached hereto ■ b by Pto retow nca made a part hereof (coiecttve/y. P s *Lanf); 3. A i buM nga, foundations, structures and Improvements (todudtog M u re s) now or harealtor located on or to P a Land (crttoc•Improvements '); 3. M right M e and interest. I any. r t Debtor to and to P a and roads, opened a proposed, shutting P e Land, a i stupa and gores w tain or actatotog P a Land, P e a* space and right to use P a air space above P a lan d , rtl rights rt ingress and egress to and Iran P s Land, a l easements, rights rt way, revarstona, rematndare, hereditaments, ta d appurtenance I now a hereafter ille ctin g P a Land or P a Improvements, a l royalttaa and rights and prlvisg a s appertaining to P a use and snprym enl r t P a Land or P a Improvement !, tochbtog Mr. lateral support alay. drainage, water, o i, gaa and miners! rights, a l options to purchase a lease, and a i MS, estates a claim s. In tow or to equity, which Debtor now has a hereafter may acquire m a w rp reepecl to the Land a P a knprovemente (cdtoctfvefy. the 'Appurtenances'); The Land, P e Improvements and the Appurtenances are herem afla ■oiTwiiiTiiii con*cirv*fy rwT®rTsu 10 am ifimi i ii i iW tei # 4. A l tight m e and interest r t Debtor In a i equipm ent Idtag s, furniture, furnishings, i pp isn ees, apparatus, and machtoary to which Debtor now a hereafter has a posies scry a m e m eres) and now or hereafter tousled to P e Prem ises and a i budding materials . and equipment now or hasefter deltvared to P a Premtoss and intended to be toitaied Pareto; a l Axturea, i* w r goods and per­ sonal property rt whatever kind and nature now contained on or to or hereafter placed on a to P e Premises end used a to boused In conrwetton w iP P e tolling or opastton P a re d , to which Debtor now has a hsreafta may acquire a possessory or M e interest and a l renewals a reptecemanto rt any rt P a loregoing property a articles to subcWuOon P e re rt (crtlecttveiy. P e ’ Equipment*); 5 A i goods, merc handise and o ih a pasonel property, whether tangible a Intangible, now owned or h a e e fla acquired thf Debtor which is heta tor sate, lease a kcense to customers, furnished to customers under sny contract oI service a heta ss raw materials, work to process, supples or materials used a consumed to P e Debtor’s business (erttoettveiy, P e ■Inventory*). 6. A i right, M e end n le re ti rt Debtor In end u n d a e l accounts, escrows, documents, instruments, chattel p a p a end gen­ eral totongttiee. as P e foregoing terms are defined to P e Code (herainrttor defined), and a l contract rights, franchises, books, records, plans, specillcationt, permits, Kctnaes, approvals, action* and causes oI action which now a h a e a tta relate to. are derived from or are used to connection w ip P e Premiaae a P e use. o p a s ­ tton. msmtenence. occupancy or enjoyment P a re d or P a conduct r t any business ot aettvittet Person (crtlecttveiy. P e ’ Mangtoiet*): 7. A l right kite ta d interest rt Debtor to and und a s i leas­ es. M in g s. Mnanctte and kcansas ol and occupancy agreements relating to P a Prenteee w any part P e re o l now or h erealta entered Into ta d tatendm enls. erteneions, renewals and guarantiee PareOl. i t security Paretor, and a l moneys payable thereunder (codecOvaTy. P a te a se s'); • A lrig h t M e and totereslrt Debtor to a l rents, revenue*, income, laauaa, profits. o P e r payments, security deposits and oPar benaffis to which Debtor may now or hereafter X snM ed tram P a Premiaee. P a Equipment a P e Intangibles rtu n d a Or W connweftod wtth P e Leasee (Debtor and Mortgagee hereby agree P e l iiiy and • I payments described to P is parenthetical clause sre "proceed*, product offsprings, rents a profits* ('Rants*) tor purposes rt Section 552(b) rt P a United Slates Bankruptcy Code, as amended) (crtlecttveiy. the ’ Property Income*), end: 9 A l right. M e and interest rt Debtor m a i proceeds, lodg­ ments, dawns, compensation, awards r t damages and settlements wtth respect to a h a e e fla made as ■ result r t a to keu r t any con­ demnation a taking rt the Prem itee by eminent domain or any casu­ alty loss r t ot damega to any ol P e Prem ises. P a Equipment. P e intangtotet. the Leases or the Property incom e,vai rotunds wtth respect to P e payment r t property taxee and assessm ents, and s i o th a proceeds r t P e conversion, voluntary a involuntary, oI P e Prem itas, the Eqopm enL P e kttangibtos. the Leasee a the Property income, or w iy pert P a e o l. into cash a liquidated claim s (coiecttvsly. P e "Proceeds') 10. A i rt Debtor s right M e and toterett in and to a l water rights, riparian rights, irrigation rights, appropriate rights, water ettocakont. water stock and licenses and permits rstaling to water use attributable to or anamg in connection wtth P a land and ail minerals. o4. gaa and o th a hydrocarbons located to or beneath the Land, along wtth a l rights to surface and subsurface entry, and a i ol Debtor's right M e and mteresl to and to any and s i kcense* and permits p a tamng to P e use rt reclaimed wastewater on P e land, and a l devslopment rights or aeckts. ott. gaa and mineral rights and ail rights apr iif f fjA or acourtenifil lo th# Land; 11. AMot Debtor's right, title end interest in and lo alt trade names, trademarks, service marks, logos and goodwill related there­ to which to any wey now or hereafter belong, relate or appertain to P e Land a P e knprovemente r t any pert P a e o l. or ire now or herealter acquired by Debtor, including, without Imitation, the use rt the name Trophy Club rt Orlando' and s i o th a nam ed) used to con­ nection wtth P e Land or P e Improvements; 12. A l rt P e water, sanitary and storm te w a systems now a h a e a tta owned by P a Debtor which are now or h a e a tta located by. o v a and/or upon the Land or any part and parcel thaeof. and which water systems include s i water mams, servica laterals, hydrants, valves and appurtenances, and which sewer systems include a i sanitary te w a knes. including mama, laterals, manhole* and appurtenances. 13. A l paring kx streets, roads, walkways or entrance ways now a h a e a tta owned by the Debtor and which a s now ot h a e a tta located on the Land or any part or parcel P a e o l. 14. A l rt P * Debtor's right. Mf* and vttaest as setter in and to all agreements kx the tel* rt the Land, or any pert P a e o l. hereto­ fore made and entered into, and in and lo all sal* agreements h aealter mad* and antered into, by or on behatt rt the Debtor, together wtth *1 deposits and payments in connection thaewtth, together wtth any and s i rscovsbles now a hereafter due (he Debtor w ip respect 10 sucb ftgr«#monts. 15 A l rt the right, M e end interest rt the Debtor n end to a i unearned prim um * accrued, accruing or to accrue und a any and a l naurance policies now or hereafter provided pursuant to the terms rt insurance agreements, and all proceeds of sums payable tor the toes rt a damage to (a) P e Land or personal property, or (to) rents, revenues, income, profits or proceeds Irom service agreements a contracts, leases. Iranchses. concessions or licenses rt a on any p o t ol P e Lend. 16 A i rt P e Debtor's interest in all ubkty security deposits or bonds on P e Lend a any pert a parcel P a e o l. 17 To P e sile n t assignable s i kcansas. liquor licenses, permits, approvals, certificates and agreements wtth or from a i boards, agencies departments, governmental ot otherwise relating directly a mdueetty to the ownership, use. operation and mamtenance of P * Premises or P e us*, construcuxi a development rt P e Improvements on P * Lend, whether haetokxe or h a e a tta i'Hiurtnl of ss'icutod. Iff A i contracts, subcontracts, agreements serves agree­ ments. warranties and purchase orders which haetotor* ot haem efla esecuted by r t on behalf rt the Debtor ot haetotor* a here n e fta assigned to the Debtor, ai connection wtth the us*, opasbon end maintenance rt P e Premises qr P e use or construction rt development improvements on P e Land 19 A i rights rt P e Debtor in and lo ail piens and specifics ton*, designs drawings and other information, materials and matters hastotoro tx n a sa fta p re p a id relating to P e improvements or any construction on P a Land. X AS instruments Oucuments chattel papers end genaai reengttM s retekng to or arising torn P a foregoing collateral and e l cash and noncash proceeds and products P a e o l end 21 A i revenues received by Debtor from the ownership end opaeton rt P e Ptemwes. regardless rt whal such revenues may be cased pcaxkng nehoui kmlaaon a i proceeds product* offspring sales or proMs ol P e Premise* SCHEDULE 1 SECURITY AGREEM ENT A i kekxe* and paton ai property rt shy kind whatsoever now owned a n a e a ffa ecqueed by Debtor w heffia Ungtoie ot ettangpie erven • ot ate be pieced upon m derived bom. or u so t si any connecaon war rw P i smews and ttw mprovemertta P a e o n rknp roverw ito-j The foregoing property she* nctuOe e i Accounts Equpm enr G enaai n U r y t e i end rw attcry lee ru s e lam e a e deimed n A rvte 9 rt P e f u O r Unttkxm Cummerute Code ee amended bom low to ton*I n k d n y sp eoicety and w*huul km etaai tw Sane Jero/Sred on Schedule A stewched haeto end by bve reieierse mede s pert h a e rt end ecouures letaw ste* reserves and cash now bon rw (pasatte rt P e tuerw ss on ffw Prsmews a kxnffuM L r v rtirq s y u k >i.p(Wes t in * equ#erertt ulhce m ah n e * rtkue M n e i* ( a le t o s i w e 7 v « tie r I r e sp etR cebtre u y e s d e end u r S id ig r r u a te e s vdvg wtecut kmetec n any now or ’e i f f e euwteed Istoteruu* b u is a i Bwvaag* Isenees t i n rt estate ue«r* kataem ta u" p w e e b |vrt*e U M e w w * tee* •wees end wees y t e r s e t *erWe ewc .rS/ tte n e S i jbtey 1*tn s is ewea- *rr* a ksffe >a*ws rt**y w e r e m e* ag gie* r/rarer** equipment tondecapP g eonpmertt. tooN ta d M I * R — ivee, iprfnkter tad mgadon system*. l i r t M « _ fdon. computer or oMtmr contd . g - C t a ta d membership due*, eccourtts receMM* tor pro taop. — dubhousa espandtture*. end sny o ffig peym otts bom users rtP e g o i coure*. tk b ta e t snack b a NcMte* tocated on ffie Premtee*. togrthoMtaM (W Mnundawre attachments, sccetekxis. reptecemertta. ttMWIcna, w ate tterert A l rt ffte toregomg harem as P a •C o tatart -F iin lte r. Debtor ta d Secured P iiiy lM ffPy rt the United State* BtaknifMy Code, •• tatentMd #714502 v2 - 5248-042 Schedule 1 MATERIAL ITEMS OF PERSO NAL PRO PERTY MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT EQUIP. 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I Room, A200 100 Wtokton BoUtavan) . Florida 33773 JO S E PH THO M AS M O L W M N M ta k w M fc B a m p ^ p W to u g M ta in ta a v rL to * a & * m y -m n k m k » 110 to the prapwaBon of tha 2005Community Coftaga. 14 IN m — cH rm ftm » m m m NOTICE O P HEAltaNO Aoopyofttaagandam ay bpobatonadby wrtangloDr. E. A m MeQaa N 100 Wtodon Boulevard, Sanford, Florida 32773 or by Linda Cowtoto to 407-329-2010 and arranging tor an i to ba maBad or autotobta tor pfetoup. ^ m e n s r estr o o m ru n u a n c D piuvuaona w in i ™ n in c » i wim lpimoimtmm t o , ito panwpaia In I to adrlaa Samktoto Community Coioga to 14S houra baton tw matotog by oontodtog L M a Coarnto to 407-329-2010. N you « p haarlng or apaecti bnpafrad, pfaaaa ’ Coeaga by caRng Me Dorothy Patohen to 407-32*2109. im M OTS LOCKER ROOM I ttPL 9 tipy dadda to _ t to M a mpabnQk Itoy ato naad p ipoord ot 9ta preopadkiga and tor awn purpoaa. 9toy may naad to inaura Vito a m btokn rvooflo ov im p fo e w o n p ■ w nim rfc w o h c u o n in * Mdanco upon a*** too appato to to ba baood. 10108. Florida I > 1/3191/19 Ptaa ic M n 3 W M a rt « LADIES LOCKER ROOM to* • PlMtot; May 29.3008 0193 ___________ FITNESS CENTER 9T Going to axnwrt to day carp *Nt Trt Stopper 1 Ctogym - Eaarcyda Fm 1 3 DOWNST/URS OFFICE AREA 3 i Stomp totofl hanging ptom WWart 1 Oak work i P LE A S E G O VER N YO U R­ SELV ES ACCORDINGLY. I *rt l may reach a wrttton agreement on madL 13097. F.S. or to ramady under Sacaon 120.973, F.S. I not athamaty aHact tie right to a hearing 9 1not raau* in a aatoamanL The procedure# tar pixi am eat torto In Sacaon 120973, F.O, and RiAaa 2S 100111 and 2S1 OP401-.400 F A C . PaMona mual comply akto Bia requkamenN to Ftodda Adntaktoabra Coda. Chaptor 2S106 and ba Rad wMh (mcarvad by) too DWrict Clark, located at Otabfct ■ . Ftortda 32177. 1 Sacaon 373.437, F .S . p a iio n a tor adnkntabaj on to# tow*# app9etoon(e) mual be Wad wOhln lounaen (14) day# to pubto aPon to tow noOoa to mtont In toa mad tor too*# paroone to atoom too D laaicl mtoh actual noOoa. FaHum to Me a p a S •on a4toki tola 9ma period taitol conedtuto a waNar to any rtgRi auch paraon may have to raquaat an adm kiw iWIva datorm kiiPon (hear­ ing) w ider SacOona 120 349 and 120.97, F .S , ooncam lng toa aub|act panrtt appacaOon. PaOlona which am not Wad In accordance w#h Vw abov* pnuttarma am aub|act to dtamWaaL 19 19 Campbai Haualato tor< T t o lw n n l OFFICE/LUNCHROOM • MAINTENANCE Sony PC tor inlgaaon printf >toa awikntakatora hearing procaaa la daalgnad to lormujL u , Ow NOlaaka. or — a a a a ^wMldatovwa iP biLmaawa mar VSarwS 'tPua lata anal agency u acaon, aw 'nang paaoon mean* aw DtaPtc f Onto action may ba J Parani kom toa poalkon taken by 4 In too to intent. Pomona whoea aubatanOal b ta rw a wia ba I by any tuchdnto dadalon to to* Dtakict on to* application have toa rlgM to baooma a pony to to* procaadkig, in accordance wOh too raqukamania ta t torto above QmkJtitwk Lunch tattas 9 chain - Junk Aaera daak ft work i 3 window tori 4 draw I Mechanic's desk ft i SaiTiiii nra^pcMfit riffligpfiMDr Otvot m u buckait S itonda - 3 par par 3, Man I Qlorto LawW, Okactor, OMaton ot Parma Data Sarvlc*# A*L uPonna ■—w--.—*w - - - (A^^. ■mOfil.h li I W ruvaf infawc PNM»®yMtrwni uw otci Pubtah: May 20 2006 o ta # DOWNSTAIRS ORILL/ BAR Square 11 4 top NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN by toa Mayor and City Comm/aaion to toa City to Lake Mary, Florida, toat laid Commiaaion ahafl hold a Pubbc Haartnq on Thuradpy, June 2, Ito 7DO p.m., or •• aoon aa poaatoto toaroaltor aa poaP tto. 10 Tha City to Lake Mary propoaaa to adopt toa toaowkig ortS Largo acroan HtoeN TV 1 Fu*y arpjlppod torn! and ba Captain chain - graan I ORtMNANCf N O ._ HALFWAY HOUSE /RATIO AREAS A N O R D IN A N C E O F T H E C IT Y O F L A K E M ARY. FLO R ID A; A M EN D IN G S E C T IO N 195. A P P E N D IX I. S U B S E C T IO N 6. (E). (1). R EV ISIN G T H E LE N G T H O F TIM E TH AT T E M P O R A R Y S IG N S S H A LL B E PE R M IT T E D AND E STA B LISH IN G MINI­ M U M P E R F O R M A N C E ST A N D A R D S F O R T H E R E N E W A L O F PE R M IT S F O R T E M P O R A R Y SIG N S A N D A R E V IE W P R O C E ­ D U R E F O R S U C H SIG N S ; PR O V ID IN G F O R C O N F LIC T S . S E V E R A B ILIT Y A N D E F F E C T IV E DATE. 19 73 Whda /graan ptoadc chaka Qraan umbrela* 13 Tana cotta piantara 9 PortaMt bar - pfua aoda 1 OOLF CAR AREA 1 Kanmore dryar Camptwl HauaHekl ak oompreeear Ergo baverag* can owned by dtab TENNIS SHOP Racquat stooging machine I Tha purpoaa to th is haarlng la to racarva public inpul on to* pro poaad ordinance. The Com m iaaion m ay vote to approve too onDnanca on llm l raadbig and achadula toa ordinance lo r a aacond reading and tlnal public haarlng or deny tatd ordinance. Tha proposed ordinance w il Impact proparbaa desiring to parme tem porary wgns. par Section 199, Appendix I, Subaacbon 9. (E) (1) to too C ity C ode to Ordtoancaa. 1 Oak garment (toptay* 3 Caah ragwtar 1 Court groomar tor day - eld O U daaktohakatohahaa In Wood thad und - whaa 1 A copy to toa propo sed ordinance is avakabto lo r Inspection in too Com m unity Davatopm ant O ffice. Lake M ary M unicipal Sarvtoaa Building. 911 W allace C o u rt Lake Mary, Florida. M onday through Friday, tram 9 0 0 A M . until 5 00 P M . or you caB 407-589-1442 tor Inform ation con cern in g these Two drawer Na I CERTIFY 9w l a copy hand h at w fn lUfTHinta b H it Boev* H P ......... by U S. Me4 on May 6.2003 Jr. Antoony Eaquka lo r N a 341374 NAROCLLA CHONG. P A. 234 N Waaarionta Dr , Stole AHamoma Springe. FL 32714 IWaghorw: (407) 796-7700 FacaknOa: (407)7992706 9 you am a parson arito a dtoabtatywho needs any sccommodaHon In ordar to parilclpaia in tow proeaadtog. you am w N M . at no coal to you. to toa provi­ sion to certain aaaWlanea P le a ts contact Court Adm kMraOon at 301 N. Park Avenue. Stole N301. Santord. FL 32771 (407) 065-4237 witom 2 working days to yow racaipi to tola noSca: * you am hearing or voioa Impaired, c a l 1-600-955■771. PuUah: May 19. 22. 29. 2005 and Jun* 3. 2003 0090 M THE C94CUIT COURT OP THE IIO H T M N T H JU D ICIAL CMCUTT PIA N O FO R FLORIOA C A S E N C OP-OR-1947-OJO-K ALFRED O VALENTIN. Huaband, M ARIA R. LO PEZ. Husband NO TICE O F ACTION TO: M ARIA R. LO PEZ NOTICE OP P U BU C MEARINO 3 I Rounded edge totatoa R ictanglilaU iO lop iPI«CM W il Ml Tabtolampa3 WM hanging ptonto YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Iwj toa undtmignad wa caaup tar haam^ batom 9w Horwmbt# E C Parry |udga to toa Court, In toa Judge'* In to* Samkwia County Cowtooua*. toa addmaa to atoteh la 301 N Park Amnua, Room M, Santord. FL 33771, on June IE 2009, m 930 O d o d i AM ., or oo aoon same may bo hoard, too to Dototmkn to to R ail 719 S OaLand, FL 3273a app>ra>m 919-117-941OSS. The protect la I to Samkato County Socaon: 19; Itomahto 19 Bouto; : 30 Eaat Tha Sawwton Subma^ad Land* appSadun la tor a pu99e aaaamant tor worti to, on and mar Laho Monraa aaoodotod tan to too aadBound odl ramp bom Intoratoto 4 a US 17/Pt. Thla pwtoto iwmiaa to laosacm a. Tha moaMng ^ • tRAW* 4-4--- am aPectad by any to toa Qranaa monument akgn KARMEN OPRESNK A/K/A K/UMEN OOOM AAt/A KARMEN TOLL 630 S. Gram 8 » M Longwood, FL 32730 Time a rt aakta by toa C o w l ta 30 ottotntontto 7. Tha Baa(a) ccntofntog each to too tow a land appacaPon<») am bto tor toapacPon Monday toraugh Frtday ascepl tor togto hoS 900 am . to SOO pm. « too 91 Johna Rkrar Water gamant Otakkt HaaWpitotar* or too r. TheOlaMeiatottooaeloni I unmm i p v m n ww m i M n E m r a n p ru e sw ry inssring) w M iuant to too prortatana to Saciona 120349 and 12057, ■ Statute! Chapter 2S109 and 40C-1.1007, Florida tfebtaM Coda (FA R ), It TO TERRY STEPHEN H9J. 7319 WWwcrato Roed Charton*. NC 39210 a parmi to too taioah The YO U ARE H ER EBY NOTIFIED toat an action tor Pettian tor D issolution of M arriage has bean Nad against you and you am required to serve a copy to yow w itton datorbsa, ■ any, to top Petitioner. ALFR ED O VALENTIN. 1070 R EG A L POINTS TER R A PT 204. LAKE M ARY, FLORIOA 33746 or batora June I E 290a, and Na toa original wito toa d a rk to said Court akhar batora aervkw on to* Wito or knmadhdaiy toara•H er ■ you lakad to do to. a datoua wN ba knlam d agakwt you tor toa ra ta l damandad in W ARNINO: Rule 12.269, Florida Fam ily Law Rule* to Procedure, require* certain automatic dladoaur* to docu­ ments and kitonnatlon. Fakura to comply can raauO in aartctiona, including dism issal or ttoklnq to ptoadtoga. W ITNESS my hand and teal to kw aak) Court tola n th day to May. 2009 M ARYANNE M ORSE C LER K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Nancy R. Winter Deoutv C ltrk Pubkah: May 13. 22. 29. 2003 and Jurw 3. 2009 0109 N O TK EO FSA LE PO O L/P O O L PATIO Round HM m 14 Hanfpng taka ptarka 4 Pool chaka - m ap 130 Plaabc tattas 3 Chart* dial match CH pafto Whka plaaUc chaka 39 Tha P u b ic H aarlng wiN ba held in toa C ity to Lake M ary C ity Hak at 100 N. Country C lu b Rd , Lake Mary. Tha public is kivitad to •Band and ba hoard. S aid haarlng m ay contlnua tram Oma to Ikiw until tha M ayor and C ity Com m iaaion m aka a fin al decision. 37 N O TE; P E R S O N S A R E A D V IS E D THAT T H E C IT Y M A K E S A T A PE D R E C O R D O F TH IS M EE T IN G F O R ITS C O N V E ­ N IEN CE. TH IS R E C O R D M AY N O T C O N S T IT U T E A N A D E ­ Q U ATE R E C O R D F O R T H E P U R P O S E S O F A P P E A L FR O M A D EC ISIO N M AD E B Y TH E CITY. A N Y P E R S O N W ISH IN G TO E N S U R E TH AT A N A D EQ U A T E R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D ­ IN G S IS M AIN TAIN ED F O R A P P E L L A T E P U R P O S E S IS A D V IS ED T O M A K E T H E N E C E S S A R Y A R R A N G E M E N T S AT MIS O R H E R O W N E X P E N S E . O THER Diamond management Syatam poka at *ato Said sal* w« ba made pursuant to and in ot tatd Fatal Judgment and O rtar Raachoi to g Foradto DATED te a 19 day d Hay, 3009. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F THE CIRCUIT COURT NO TE: IF A P E R S O N D E C ID E S TO A P P E A L A N Y D EC ISIO N M A D E B Y T H IS A G E N C Y W ITH R E S P E C T T O A N Y M AT TER C O N S ID E R E D AT TH IS M EE T IN G O R H EA R IN G . H E O R SH E W ILL N E E D A R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D IN G S . A N D THAT. F O R S U C H P U R P O S E . H E O R SH E M AY N E E D TO E N S U R E TH AT A V ER BA T IM R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D IN G S IS M AD E. W H ICH R E C O R D IN C LU D E S T H E T ES T IM O N Y A N D E V ID E N C E U PO N W H ICH T H E A P P E A L IS T O B E B A S E D FLO R ID A ST A T U T E S 295 0105. By Mary Stroup* Deputy d a rk Attorney* tor PlaM d: Joeeph E. Foatar. Eaque* Florida Bar No. 293001 Afcarman Santorini Carua Canter. I0d> Floor 345 Souki Orange Awanua Poet Olkca Boa 231 Orlando. FL 32903 Telephone: 407/ 943-7990 NOTICE Americana Wah OW — Act Ol 1190 AdmrnaOaliv* Order No. 97-3 M you ar* a paraon wah a to at order to paraopaaa at tee to you. u me prowwon el Adm nekanon to 301 N o rfi Park Ftonda 32771 (407) 499-4237, wtosn (2) ot tori none*. 4 ytor ara haam g or 1771, Pubkah May 29. 2006 and Jk M 9. 2009 0144 100 P E R S O N S W ITH D ISABILITIES N EED IN G A S S IS T A N C E TO PAR TICIPATE 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 LD C O N T A C T T H E C IT Y A D A CO O R D IN A TO R AT L E A S T 48 H O U R S IN A D V A N C E O F T H E M EET IN G A T 407-555-1424 CIT Y O F L A K E M ARY. FLO R IO A C ow l ■a m o i. 9a daya to yaw raeatal HaOO)W96- PubIWh: M ay 22. 2005 0147 Noace a hereby given l P a rt A Body a * ta t t l Pitaae A u c u n tar aarvag* lor caah on demand to iMghaalbto- PL 33773 JU N E • 1 0 0 4 The OatraJ Board cd Tntota** ck to n o n ca t a Budge* WurUhop to 400 - 9 0 0 P M IttaO Ford UT Vttto U I90LH A 33M 1W 4 Ptyhaun vet# 1PJC 94 r c e o u o 7m 1BPP Fw d PAJ 4*t* I M U i I * 1v + * vwwe Tha undarwgned w P ta* at public tala by competitive bid­ ding on H AY 31, 2006. al 12 00 p m. on to* prank*** wham ta d property haa bean stored and when ar* located at 810 TREE SELF STORAGE. 746 Fleet Financial Court, Suit* 100. Longwood, Cow ay to Satmntoa, SU M to Florida, toa Itokjwing U n rif Conlants R ek Eargia. 013. M w c Hid Purchata* iru a l ba pad tor al to* km* to pw ctw sa *1 CASH ONLY A l purchased ksma to d a* la. wham a . and mutt ba removed at to* nme to M ia Dated tots 17to day to May. 2009 Pubkah May 22. 29. 2009 0149 PI THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 9 U P N O L E COUNTY, FLORIOA PRO BATE DIVISION FILE NO. Oft-CP-0772 DATED: M ay 12. 2005 NOI1CC OF PU BLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS H ERESY GIVEN toal to* undersigned vkand* to ta il to* property described batow to antore* a tan impoaad on ta x i property under The Florida SeN Storage Faolkw s A d STATUES (S ac 9 1 801-63. 809) Nam* 1901 Chav Metro VIN42C1URS4S3M 9750101 2000 M ercuy Cougar V1N41AWFT41L0Y5624P49 Th* auckon * P b* held at 1200 P M on toa taad data* above A i Sam noto P a rt ft Body 2540 9 Myra* A .* Santord. FL 32773 ProaoacPv* taddam may rw pecl nd t o w on* how prior Term* are caWi or carto i m Wad i n k M m r u t W iackar kw ngra to a«*ak or IN fi£ ESTATE O f May » AM I otoar cratotom to to* deca­ dent and parsons having claim s or demands agakwt dacadant ’a H a must N* toaw dakna with tois C ow l WITHIN 3 MONTHS A FT ER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIM S NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PER iO O S S E T FO RTH IN SECTIO N 733.703 O f THE FLORIOA PR O BATE CO D E W ILL BE FO R EVER BARRED NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO S E T FO RTH ABO VE, AN Y CLAIM FILED TW O (3) Y EA R S O R M ORE A FT E R THE D EC EO EN TS DATE O F DEATH IS BARRED. The data to Drat puHcaUon to tk a NoOca ta May 22.2009. L id a J. Wbkdar PO . Box 2306 OokJanrod. FL 37733-3306 Jama# Scott MPa. Attorney Florida Bar No 0913134 P O. Box 2368 Gtodsnrod. FL 32733-2386 TWaphona: 407-936-2421 Attorney lo r Parton al Pubkah: May 22. 29. 2009 21*2____________ P i TH E O R CU tT CO URT O f THE 19TH j u o i c ia l O R C u rr, IN AMO FO R M IB N O L E COUNTY. FLORIOA G EN ER A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S E NO: 08 C A 729-14K CITIBANK, N A , AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEM ENT DATED A S OF NO VEM BER 3 0 ,2001-1. PLAINTIFF VS. TH E UNKNOW N SPO U SE HEIRS, D EV ISEES. O R AN TEES. A SSIG N EES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR U STEES AND ALL OTHER PAR TIES CLAIM ING AN IN TER EST BY. THROUQH, U N D ER O R AOAINST THE ANNIE M AE BLACKSH EAR. ET A L, OEFENDANT(S) N O T O t O F ACTION CO NSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO: UNKNOW N SPO U SE H EIRS. D EV ISEES G R A N TEES. A SSIG N E ES LIEN O RS. CR ED ITO RS TR U STEES AND ALL OTHER PAR TIES CLAIM ING AN IN TEREST BY. THROUGH, U N D ER OR AGAINST THE ESTATE O F ANNIE M AE BLACKSH EAR whoa* rasidanca w unknown if rw/*h*/1fwy b* living: and It he/ihaflhey ba dead. Iha unknown dalandanti who may b* tp o u M t, hairs, devisees, grant***, assign***. Iwnort, creditor*, trust***, and a l par­ kas claim ing an Inters*! by. torough. under or against toa Defendants, who am not known to ba dead or akva. and ak par­ ka* having or darning to have any right. MW or interat! In to* property described in toa mort­ gage bang toradosad harem YOU AR E H EREBY NOTIFIED that an action to loradoaa a mortgage on tha Itolowing prop­ erty: S 99 FT OF LOT 47, BLO CK "A", M M SMITH S 2ND SUBDI­ VISION, PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 101. OF THE PU BLIC R EC O R O S O F SEM INO LE COUNTY. FLORIDA. haa bean Ned against you and toal you are required to serve a copy of yow wnnan defenses, it any. to it on DAVID J. STERN. ESQ. PlamMI s attorney, whose addrasa la 801 S U nnersity Driva 4900. Plantation. FL 33324 (no later than 30 days from toe dale o l toe first publica­ tion of tors notice ol action) and Ike toe original with toe clerk ol tots court either before service on Plamtifl i attorney or vnmerkateiy thereafter, otherw ise a default will ba entered against you lor toe ratal demanded in toe complaint or petition Med herein W ITNESS my hand and toe seal ol Hus Court at SEMINOLE County. Florida, this day o l MAY 13.2009 MARYANNE M ORSE. CLER K C LE R K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Carol Moore DEPUTY CLER K LAW O fF IC E S O F DAVID J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 900 PLANTATION. FL 33324 09-39719 IN ACCO RD ANCE WITH THE AM ERICANS WITH DISA8ILI TIES ACT. persons with dtsabdi lies rwedkig a special accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at Ihe SEM INO LE County Courthouse a l (407)669-1227. « you are hearing or voice impaired c a i 1-800-955-8771 THIS NOTICE SMALL BE PUB LISHED ONCE A W EEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE W EEKS PUBLISH IN THE SANFO RD HERALD Pubtah May 22. 29. 2009 0148 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha adnw uakttiw i to to* m u i* to EM ER Y J W INKLER daaaaaaq whew* a*u to oeato February I. 2009 whoa* ftuoai Sacway Nwtawr a U i u 0 9 4 1 a pandkng n to* C* tu rf Court tor Cow ay Ffemda PiuPata wm JU i N Pw> A > a w ft. *277 i Th barkwd IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f TMC 16TH j u o o a l ctR C u rr. IN AMO FOR M M M VO Lf COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL OfVtftiOM CAftft NO M-4? A 2K M 4W BANK 0# AM CHILA NA I to / NATKJM bBA/* ilA 9 U C C 4 M G M NY w v - f m I OF A WITH BARN ETT BAN K. NA. Parsons! RapmaantaOvaY tttor - EM ERY J W INKLER CkM—.rn aw aawaat to *<*»>a h ik k 0<44 Personal and oPwr parsons having daktw or dwnanda agakwt dacadant a Wa. on whom a copy to tois noOca ta mqukad to ba tarvad mual B e tw o d a r n wrto tow Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 M ONTHS AFTER THE T M E O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F S E R ­ VICE O F A C O PY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM H R E : ESTATE O F Budgto btotohop to toa ec a ls M ICHAEL J V A R IC K .H H .. NO TICE O P A C T O N N tokP ta haw B f tfkPR M « P ca y CornnkaHon to N P CO) Ol Santord, Florida, w 9 M 9 • H 7 9 B F 9L • S ty hS T - s O O*N oS m S ---------------- m TO M ICH AEL J V A R C K UNKNOW N S PO U S E OF M ICHAEL J. VARICK (Leal Known Addmaa) a mta in - —xat— 1rTuy. il_ , , wwMBK/BtTy, —— uJa fVOOuTliB FL 32707 YOU AR E NOTIFIED to d H i chon lor Fom ctoaw * to Mortgage on tha Itolowing SEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT *A’ LOT 7. CLU STER V . D EER RUN UNIT 22. A C C O R O M Q TO THE PLAT TH EREO F A S R ECO RD ED IN PLAT BO O K 24. PAO ES 3 9 4. O F THE PU BLIC R EC O RD S O F SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH AN E A S E ­ M ENT FO R IN G R ES AND E G R E S S P U R PO S E S O V ER THAT CERTAIN PAR CEL O F LAND D ESCRIBED AS FO L­ LOW S: BEG IN AT THE SO U TH EAST C O R N E R O F LOT 9. CLU STER "B*. D EER RUN UNIT 22. A S RECO RO ED IN PLAT BOOK 24. PAG ES 3 ft 4 OF THE PU BLIC RECO RO S OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO RID A. RU N TH EN CE SOUTH 89 D EG R EE S 299CT WEST. II 0 FE ET ALO NG THE SOUTH BO UND ARY O F SAID LOT 6: RUN THENCE NORTH 00 D EG R E E S 34'1(T W EST. 9 29 FEET; R U N TH EN CE NORTH 89 D EG R EE S 29-3<r EAST. H .O F E E T TO THE EAST BO UN D ARY O F SAID LOT 8; RUN THENCE SOUTH 00 D E G R E E S 3410* EAST. 5 25 FE E T TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING haa been Med agakwt you and you am required to aarve a copy 01 your written defense*. I any to A on M arshal C. Wataon. P.A., Attorney for Plaintrtl, whoa* address Is 1900 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120, FT. LAUDERDALE. F L 33309 wkhkt thirty (30) days attar the llrat publication ol tor* Nonce kl to* (Please pubtah in THE SAN­ FORD HERALD) and N* to* original with the Clerk ol tots Court either before aenrica on Plaintiff'* attorney ot immediate­ ly thereafter, otherwiee a default w il be entered against you k x to* ra ta l demanded In toe com ­ plaint. In accordance with tha Americana with OtaatxMts* Act. Parsons with DisabiW es need­ ing a special accommodation to perticipale in this proceeding should contact tha Court Administrator at 301 N. Park Avanu*. Sanford FL 32771. Telephone Number (407)6654227 within 2 working day* ol your rscaipt o l tot* notice, k you am hearing or vote* impaired 1-800-955-8771 THAT PO R TIO N O R T K UNNAM ED A LLC Y O R M O C K t ft P * « LEV EL. A C O O R O M TO THE FLAT TVKREO P. A t R EC O R O ED M PLAT W O K a PAG ES 3 M 7 O F D E M U C R E C O R D S OF W O » CO U N TY. FLO R K JA L V M E AST O F LO TS 1-TAMO « « T O F LO T S S-14, O R S A D B LO C K t a TO G ETH ER PATH THAT PO RTIO N O R T H E N O RTH 1/3 (29 F E E T ) O F t9T H STREET LV M BETW EEN TH E S O U T M K V EXTEN SIO N S OR R O C K W P M E LE V E L. A C O O R O M TO TH E FLA T T H E R E O F A t R ECO RO ED M FLA T SO O R a PA G ES 3 0 3 7 O F TH E P lf lU C RECO RO S O F COUNTY. F LO R O A By order o l toe CNy ( ot to* C ly o l Santord, I AD VICE TO THE P E R S O N S WITH TIES N EEO M Q ASSISTAN CE TO PAHTOW KTE N AN Y OR T H ESE SH O U LD CO N TACT HUM AN R ES O U R C E S O FFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 407330-9910 a HOURS M ADVANCE O F THE M E C T M Cynthia Porter, Deputy Cky Clark Pubkah: May 29.2009 Q194______________________ IN THE CMCUTT COUNT O F THE D O H TtSM TM JUO ICIAL CMCUTT, OF FLO R M A M A M FO R 9 E M H O L S COUNTY CASS MX: OS SUNSHINE LEN O ER3, LLC., vs FLORIDA M ARIE Q. ST. SUR94, R LIVING ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOW N SPO U SE, D EV IS E ES . Q R A N T E ta ASSIG N EES. LIENORS, CREDITO RS. T R U ST EES ANO ALL O THER PARTIES CLAIMING AN IN TEREST BY, THROUGH. UNO ER OR AG AIN ST M ARIE Q. ST. SURIN; UNKNOW N SPO U SE O F CHRISTIANS DOTSON, UNKNOW N SPO U Se OR MARIE O. ST. SURIN; MSM M AN AG EM EN T S E R V IC E S, INC.: M AX SAINT SU RM : UNKNOW N TEN ANT 1; UNKNOW N TENANT 2. NO TO CO F PU BLIC HEARING N O TO S O F ACTION W ITNESS my hand and to* seal ol this Court this day ot MAY 13. 2005 Maryann* Morse Aa Clark at to* Court By C a rd Moore Aa Deputy Clark Publish (Please publish m The Santord Herald) Pubksh: May 22. 29. 2009 0149 — a n c n M a u m .— NOTICE IS H ER EBY QIVEN that toe City of Lake Mary. Florida Board ot AtftuetmeM wP hold a P u b ic Hearing on W ednesday. June 16. 2006 al 7 00 p m . or aa soon as possi­ ble thereafter. io consider toe 1. A request from Mr ft Mm Duncan, applicants, tor a vari­ ance to Chapter 194 97 (C) (4) (a), to reduce toa front yard set­ back on an existing lot from to* minimum 29', tor property locat­ ed at 103 leprechaun Lana 2. A request bom Mr Tammei, applicant, tor a variance to Chapter 154 96 (C) (1) lb), to reduce to* lot area tor duplexes in toa R-2 zoning district from tha minimum 15.000 square feet, tor property located at 277 Short Street The Public Hearings wiN be held al the Lake Mary Commsaxm Cham bers tOO N Country Chib Rd . Lake Mary The Public la invited to attend and ba heard. Said hearings may continue from time to bme untk toe Board ol Adjustment makes * final action For additionaJ informa­ tion regarding tow item you may contact Gary Schindler. City Planner at (407) 969-1442. You may obtain copies of toe appli­ cation and slaft report a i tha Com munity Development Department. la k e Mary M unicipal Services Building, located at 911 Wallace Court. NO TE IF A PER SO N D EC ID ES TO A PPE A L ANY O ECISIO N M ADE BY THIS BO ARD WITH R ES P EC T TO ANY M ATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS M EETING OR H EAR­ ING. HE OR SHE WILL NEED A R EC O RD O F THE PR O C EED ­ INGS. ANO THAT FO R SUCH PU R PO SE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO EN SU R E THAT A VERBATIM RECO RD O F THE PR O C E ED IN G S IS MADE. W HICH RECO RO INCLUDES THE TESTIM ONY AND EVI­ D EN CE U PO N W HICH THE A P P E A L IS TO BE BASEO FLORIDA STATUTES 286 0105 w it h d is a b il i ­ NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF T H ESE PROCEEDI74GS SH O ULD CONTACT THE CITY AD A COO RD IN ATO R AT LEA S T 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE O F THE M EETING AT 407 965-1424 perso n s t ie s TO: M AX SAINT S U R M Last Known Adckew CLAY AVENUE ORLANDO, FL 32701 ANO PO . BOX 181997, C A S ­ SELBERRY. FL 32711 MARIE Q. SAINT S U R M ANO UNKNOW N SPO U SE O F M ARIE 0 SAINT SU R M Laal known addrasa: 7239 W EST COLONIAL DRIVE #143. ORLANDO, a 32919 It akva. a d t d ie d , a i parife* claim ing kitaraaf by. t m A under or againet M AX SAINT SURIN. M ARIE 0 . SAIN T SURIN ANO UNKNO W N SPO U SE O F M ARIE G SAINT SURIN. and ak perkee havtog or claiming to have any r t y l, #ta or interaal In th i YOU ARE NOTIFIED M an action tor Foradoaur* o l Mortgage on tha L P u wIng dasenbad property: LOT Ito . BAR CLAY W 0 0 0 8 SECO N D ADOPTION, ACCO R D IN G TO PLAT THEREO F, R E C O R D E D M PLAT BOOK 17. PAG E 93. O F THE PU BLIC R EC O R O S O F SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLO RI­ DA. A/K/A: 306 B AR C LA Y AVEN U E. ALTAM ONTE SPRIN GS. FLORIOA 32701. haa bean Mad i you) you are requrad to l of your written dafanaas, ■ any, to 4, on Onna Kawaaa, Attorney tor PtainMI, whoa* adrtreee la 9 9 1 N E 167th Skeat. Suha 204. North Miami Bern*. FL 33162 war* thirty (30) Par* after toa im pubScatton of 90* NoOca and Me toa arigfnM wNi to* Clark of tka Court ptaiar batora aarvlc* on PlaM M ta attorney or mmirttaatay toare- W 1TNESS my hand and toa re a l a i toia Court tk a day M MAY 18. 2009 Maryann* Morse A s C ta t ot toe C ow l By Carof Moore A* Deputy Clerk mg a special ai i i.rumutaann to p a /b a p a le to tore p ro te s tin g CITY O F LAKE MARY, FLORIOA DATE R EO U ESTED Thursday May 12. 2005 Putaah Mey 29 2009 0162 --------- IJayJ KM ------NO n e t O F P R O C tC lX N O FO R CLO SING , VACATING ANO A SA N D O N M U AN A 4 .lt Y AMO A PON fION should cork art the Court t a n r w t a u al 301 N Park Avenue. Santord FL 32771. Telephone Number (407)3234330 not W ar than aavan (7) day* prior to toa prucaadng I hearing r r p e v e d (TDO) I 4 0 0 959 47/1 Pubtah iPteeee p U M h s i The 5 * 4 VI) HaraMi nr r f r / v r i � 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, May 29, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 29, 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>, May 29, 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/d37f2adbae75d4a2ffc883cd2acbfe9f.pdf f45623ca86e464ef20d79c0fde937aee PDF Text Text W e e k e n d : S un day, S e p te m b e r 25, 2005 H e r a l d Vol. 114, No. 9 •Copyright © 2005 Th e Sanford Herald . f, Guard at core of lawsuit . V By Stave Paradla Herald Staff A' * « A v Big night on the g rid iro n It may bo a non-district night tor county football teams, but with several loams hosting home­ coming. Lako Mary and Oviedo both playing unboaton loos, and Lake Howell facing Seminole and Lyman tackling Winter Springs, It win bo a big night just the samo. $•• S p o rt* , P o g « I B Middle school rezoning gets underway SANFORD — Phase II of the Middle School Rczoning for Seminole County Public Schools will create a zone for the new Markham Woods Middle School, sched­ uled to open for the 2006-2007 school year. Students that may be affected by the pro­ posed rezoning are those presently zoned for Greenwood Lakes Middle School in Lake Mar)', and Sanford and Millennium Middle schools in Sanford. A cure committee will conduct work­ shops at all three schools. The first will be Sept. 26 at 4.30 m. at Millennium iddlo School, 21 Lakeview Ave., Sanford. Three more will be conducted in October at Greenwood Lakes and Sanford Middle fol­ lowed by a communi­ ty input session to the core committee on Nov. 1 at 7 p.m. at Millennium. The School Board will hold a work ses­ sion and review of core committee plans and take public input at the Educational Support Center on Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. The School Board is then expected to approve a rezoning plan for advertise­ ment on Nov. 22. A public hearing and final adoption are scheduled for Jan. 10, 2006 at 3:30 p.m. in the Educational Support Center. Tire center is located at 400 E. Lake Mary Blvd.. Sanford. Information throughout the process is available at www.scps.kl2.fl.us. K S e m in o l e S m ile G o r y R a fg a m k a - a PutonMa f-x lb# local Bahia Shnrwn \ 50C SANFORD — A security guard involved in the fatal shooting of a teenager is at the center of a lawsuit filed by a Boynton Beach woman. Patricia M. Ilartwig filed an amend­ ed lawsuit in June claiming she was battered and falsely arrested in October 2000 by a Parisian department store security guard named Bryan Anslcy of Sanford. Ansley is the same man involved in a fatal shooting in July at Country’ Lake Apartments in Sanford. Ilartwig has sued Parisian Inc., after an incident that took place at the Seminole Towne Center store on Oct. 21, 2000. Same security guard involved in shooting of teen in July She alleges that Ansley identified himself as a Sanford police officer, and that he verbally assaulted her, and grabbed and handcuffed her in the parking lot outside the store. Ilartwig also said Ansley held her inside the store where he shoved her against a wall. Ansley did not return two messages left on his Nextel answering service. Parisian filed a defense document saying Ilartw ig conducted herself “negligently and carelessly" causing or District 4 w ill choose between candidates at least contributing to her injuries. The store said third parties not under its control caused the "dam ages" claimed by 1lartwig. Parisian attorney Terry D. Dixon of DeLand said he did not want to comment on the case. Ansley is now the co-owner of Community Enforcement, a Lake Mary-based security business hired by Country Lake Apartments to guard the premises. An incident at the apartment com­ plex is being investigated by state and local police. In the early morning hours of July 16, Ansley and em ployee William Swofford, shot into a car full of young men, killing Travares McGill, 16. According to the lawsuit brought by Ilartwig, she had driven to Seminole Towne Center to meet her daughter, Amy. Ilartwig, who describes herself in the lawsuit as a white, female Christian, brought a young black Gospel singer with her because she was transporting him from a rehearsal. The young man went into Parisians, but Ilartwig decided to wait in the parking lot because of problems with an ovarian cyst. While waiting, she said she saw the young man running fast Sm Guard, Page 5A Porn Possession By Liane Edlxon Herald Staff SANFORD — Dean Ray announced Friday that he is running for District 4 Commissioner. He is the second person to qualify for can­ didacy in the Nov. 8 spe­ cial election, after former District 4 Commissioner Kevin Hipes resigned. Jack Bridges, llie other candidate for District 4, announced his candidacy e a r lie r t h i s w e e k . K a y s a id l : r t d a y t lia l Ire made the decision to run on Wednesday. When asked why he decided to run he said: "M y wife." Ray and his wife made the decision together, after some coaxing. "She knows how much I want to be involved with the city of Sanford," Ray said. He also commented that it was a major move on her part, because they have rented the second floor of 121 Aldean Drive in District 4. , l i Ray said if he wins the election, he plans on buying a house that he and his family can permanently move into. According to City Clerk Jan Dougherty, a candidate must live in the district they are m T a y 8originallJ h « lived in Sanford with his wife Janet for 12 years. They have eight children, Darryl, Dwayne, Dean, Peter, Billy, Sea Ray, Page 3A B rothers b u sted for b u rglaries H w iM pftoto by Karla I Frederick ’ E ric ’ G a lla g h e r is led b y Lo n g w o o d police to a squ ad car W e d n e s d a y. Formerlongwoodmanfaces 982charges afterpolicefindimages ofyoung children _ „ . „ __ By Karla Reyea Herald Intern LONGWOOD — Longwood poliev arrested a former resident Sept. 21 for possessing child pornography discovered by his estranged wife on CDs. Tasha Wilcox found 29 comiact discs at their Longwood [iome while going through the belongings of her husband who had moved to Vero Beach. She inserted two CDs into a comput­ er and saw pornographic pic­ tures that appeared to contain juveniles. She then decided to contact law enforcement. The Longwood Police Department finished a month­ E I— — | lone long criminal criminal investigation resulting in the arrest of Frederick Gallagher on Sept. 21. Charged with 982 counts of pos­ session of Gallagher p h o to g rap h s of sexual per­ formance by a child, Gallagher initially denied the possession of the pictures on Aug. 30. On Sept. 2, Gallagher called the Longwood Police Department and advised that the CDs were his. On the date of his arrest. however, Gallagher Gallagher admitted admitted however, only some of the pictures were his, according to the police report. According to Officer Herb Stewartson of the Longwood Police Department, all of the recovered images included lewd acts and a few contained pic­ tures of children young enough to be in diapers. During his questioning, Gallagher said he "stum bled" onto child pornography, finding an interest in it and becoming aroused to it. In addition, he said he recently became a Christian and destroyed most of the child S m Arrest, Page 3A By Liana Edlxon Herald Staff Several construction companies are playinc the waiting game after three arre*U in Lake County led to a home filled with stolen property from construction home sites. At least 10 different home sites in Sanford may have been the victims of brothers Ricky Shelhorse and Shawn Shelhorse, and their brother-in-law Jamey Hamilton, all of Volusia County. The three were arrested Sunday nib''*' after an off duty Lake County Deputy Sheriff observed one of the males drop off the other two at a residence under construction in the ML Plymouth community. The three men were in a stolen van, fmm Volusia County, that was pulling a trailer. In Uie van there was a brand new stove and in S m Burglaries, Page 3A Deputies: Man fondled teenage girls ^ . i----- ■ ■■ • —I W1NTER PARK — The Seminole i m p r i s o n m e n t , County S heriff's O ffice, Crim es battery, and bur­ Against Children Unit, has arrested glar)’ with assault a Winter Park area man on numer­ or battery. The cases date ous charges related to accosting and fondling girls, who live in the back to May 2005, the Semoran North Apartments, located when in unincorporated Seminole County. Seminole County O ffice The arrest was made Thursday after­ Sheriff's first started noon, Sept. 22. com ­ The subject is identified as 19-year receiving Gonzalaz old Antonio "A nthony" Gonzalez, plaints of a man accosting females. who lives in the Semoran North There was no positive identification Apartments. He faces charges of lewd and lascivious behavior with a at the time, according to the Sheriff’s victim under 16 years of age, false Office. *4 n u rln a the oast During past month, more vicvic­ tim s filed com plaints and began coming forward with information that led to the subject. Two of the alleged victims are 13; two are 15 years old. The Sem inole County Sheriff s Office is also seeking information from other girls and young women who live in the area of Semoran North Apartments, who may have been accosted by the subject. Anybody with inform ation is asked to contact Investigator Bill Gosch, of the Crim es Against Children Unit, at 407-665-6600. �I\»KC 2 A T in : Ilr.RAi.it Sunday. September 25, 2005 Seminole Summary A G LA N CE AROUND O U R CO U N TY John G. Roberts Jr., the president's nominee for chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, has been praised for his intellect and in-deplh knowledge of the high court's history. But I m betting he wouldn’t recognize the name S.D. McGill. Most folks wouldn't, even here in McGill's hometown of Sanford. McGill might not be a household name, but his accomplish­ ments in the courtroom helped create an important legal precedent that Americans will easily recognize - the Miranda rights. Simuel Decatur McGill was bom in Quincy, Fla. He moved to Central Florida with his brother Nathan when his mother remarried the Rev. A.E. Irvin, a Methodist minister and shoemaker who lived on the northwest comer of 8lh Street and Hickory Avenue in the Georgetown community. A ro u n d tha C lo c k That house still stands, as does the workshop Irvin built to accommo­ date his craft. McGill went to college at Edward Waters College in Jacksonville, graduating in 1902. He earned his law degree from Boston University by I)an Ping in 1907 and returned to Jacksonville to start his practice. In addition to offering his services to tire black community, McGill worked closely with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) to advocate civil rights. McGill's legal talents helped abolish execution by hanging in the state of Florida during the mid-1920s. But it was an incident in Pompano Beach that led McGill's biggest accomplishment. An elderly white man, Robert Darcy, was robbed and murdered on Saturday, May 13, 1933. In response to community outrage, tire sheriff arrested as many as 40 black men. For a week the men were questioned and cross-examined by deputies. None of the men were allowed to speak to attorneys or family members, and deputies eventually narrowed their focus on four men. After an all-night vigil during which nearly a dozen officers besieged each man individually with "persistent and repeal­ ed questioning," the four confessed to lire murder. McGill was contacted to represent lire "Four Pompano Boys." Not surprisingly, the f o u r w e r v convicted and sentenced to death, b a s e d M>lety o n their coerced c o n fe s s io n * . For SAT The Sem inole County Public Safety Department will host Hospice I lowl, a motorcycle run benefitting Hospice of the Comforter. Bikers must register at 8 a.m. for $10 each, at the Seminole County Public Safety build­ ing, 150 Bush Blvd., in Sanford. Bikers will depart at 9:30 a.m. for the 92-mile three-hour run through the Cape Canaveral coast. The ride will end with lunch, live music and prizes at 1 p.m. at Wolfy’s River Deck Bar and Grill in Sanford. Lunch tick­ ets are $5. Call 407-665-5038 or 407-682-0808. VFW Ladles Auxiliary of Disl. 18 will host Gold Star Parents day with a luncheon at South Seminole VFW 8207, 1520 Highway-427 in Longwood at 1 p.m. Call 407­ 339-6016. During a recent ceremony and nbbon cutting opening the new Central Florida Regional Hospital's helipad, Air Rescue 3 was the highlight of the festivities as it landed on the new pad. Rescue personnel from Sanford and Seminole County were on hand to witness the opening of the newest We saving tool available to resident of Central Florida. As tho picture shows, tno landing was picture perfect and quite spectacular. • Kcinaldo Jesus Martinez, 31, with no known address, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police Wednesday in tin? 1200 block of W.P. Ball Blvd. Police were called regarding a shoplifting episode. Martinez reportedly fought with a store employee when it was discovered he lu il taken items. He was durged with robbery with no weapon, and crimes against a person - inflicting lum i. • Roy Francis Mailhot, 47, of Orlando, was arrested by Sanford rilce Thursday at a store in tile 3600 ock of Orlando Drive. He report­ edly took $20.98 in items fn>m the store without paying. He was durged with retail theft/slioplifting. K • Mark J. Sduperow, 18, of Deltona, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday at a store in Seminole Towne Center. He reportedly took cow figurines from the store without paying. He was durged with petty slioplifting. • Henry- Brown Jr., 27, of an unknown address, was arrested bySanford police Tuesday in the 1400 block of Persimmon Avenue. Officers said lie had taken a $1,500 computer from a residence. He was durged witJr theft of over $300. He was also wanted on a warrant for violation of probation on a previous conviction. Drug Related • Ernie Edward Nicholson, 30, of Laurel Avenue, was arrested bySanford police Wednesday at 25th Street and Frendi Avenue. He was durged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana and possession of luncotics equipment. He was also wanted on an outstanding warrant. • Anthony- Tony Jones, 18, of Castle Brewer Court, was arrested 26 Gianni's Pizza Pepperoni or Cheese Green Beans Oatmeal Creme Pie Assortment of Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice ol Milk Dan Ping Administration Body Banned Display Advertising Wendy Beck UsnsgM Classified Advertising Tod Welker Legal Advertising Psltl Smith Editorial Sieve Paradit Circulation Wands Kourpsnidis C hary Smith P o lic e B lo tte r by Sanford police on Sept. 15, in the 2200 block of Hartwell Avenue, wliere officers conducted a traffic »ti»p. He was durged with posses­ sion of iuntmllt-d substances includ­ ing over 20 grams of cocaine, and posM-ssimi of uryter 20 grams of marijuana. Assault - Battery • Teresa Marie Heiser, 41, of Orlando Drive, was arrested bySanford police early- Friday. Officers responded to a call regarding a fight in a parking lot between I leiser and another person. Officers said she fought with litem during tlte ques­ tioning. She was durged with bat­ tery on a law enforcement officer, two counts of resisting an officer with violence, battery - causing bod­ ily harm, and obstructing justice byhindering an officer in his duties. • Tantbra Bacon, 19, of Wood mere Blvd., Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday at her residence. Site reportedly had been in a dispute with Iter stepfather. Site was durged witlt battery — loudt or strike (domestic violence). • Jason Clay Higgins, 19, of Deltona, was arrested by- Sanford police Tuesday- at a residence in tire 8000 block of Island Bay Circle, as the result of a dispute with a female. He was durged with battery - loudr or strike (domestic violence). • Kidurd Lebrun, 40, of Landing Drive, Sanford, was arrested bySanford police Wednesday. He is said to have been involved in a dis­ pute at his residence on Tuesday. He was located on llin .4 i.v ri o .,,.i , 1... 27 Beef & Cheese Nachos, Lettuce & Tomato. Salsa and Sour Cream Mexican Rice Assortment ol Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice ol Milk 26 Turkey Club Wrap (Turkey, Turkey Ham & Cheese) Goldfish Crackers Fruited Yogurt Assortment ol Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice ol Milk Dona Dertncfi Liana Eduon Marva Hawtun* Nick Pfeitaul Dean Smith Tommy Vincent • Octavio Garcia, 19, of Florida Street, was stopped by Sanford police Tuesday- at SR-4417 and Highway 17-92. He was charged with operating a motor vehicle with­ out a valid license. Sanlord FL 32772 1687 • Elrjy Stephfmm Watkins, 21, of Bnudway Street, was arrested by Sanford police early Thursday- at VNest 25th Street and Georgia Avenue. I le was durged with loiter­ ing /prowling. • Robert Gerard PyyUonen. 40, of Terrace Drive, was arrested bySanford police Tuesday in the 2500 block of Clairmont Avenue. He was d urged witir Manager's Choice Schools Closed Assortment ol Fruit Choice ol Milk Fall Break Begins Subscription Rates L . Hamilton Elementary School will present an evening to gather families under Jeb Bush's Family Night proclamation. Hamilton students and fami lies will gather at CiCi's Pizza, Lake Mary Boulevard at Highway 17-92. The W inter Springs City Com m ission will meet at 6:30 p.m. in City- Hall. Items on the agenda include dis­ cussion of Jesup's Landing, a Town House Development in the Town Center District. • Michael Miranda, 23, of Deltona, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday at the Seminole Towne Center. He was durged with trespassing in a conveyance. 3 Month» m Seminoia County $11 00 8 Month! In Seminole County *20 00 1 Veer in Seminoia County *36 oo t Vaar Other Florida County *42 oo 1 Veer Out Of Stale *52 00 Tha SANFORO HERALD P O Boa 1667 M ON Other Arrests ( • India Grevell Trllmoa 18, of I •ituii.i Terrace, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday on Logan I u-iglrts Circle. He was durged with disorderly conduct. S und ay, S e p te m b e r 25. 200 5 • Vol. 11 4 , N o 9 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Repubkc Newspapers. Inc •300 N French Avo . Sanlord. F L 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 •Fax (407) 323-9408 U SPS4SI2S0 PoklmeMer Sand addrata changes lo Sanford Fire Department will sponsor a book signing fundraiser at Maya's Books in downtown Sanford from noon to 3 p.m. Featured author will bo Bill Goettel, "Wizard of Oz Relative". Come as an Oz character. Foi information call 407-302-25IS or 386-860-7770. • Jose A. Gomez, Jr., 26, of Orange City, wa» sapped try Sanford police Wednesday at 3rd Street and Mulberry Avenue, following a cl u s e . He was durged with fliving/eluding an offio-r at high speeds. “Serving Seminole County Since 1908” Penodacai Pottage Paid at Sanlord. Florida and additional met-ng offices Republic Newspapcts, Inc. Traffic Stops • Manuel Diaz Diaz, 25, was stopped by Sanford polio.* on Aug. 30, on Seminole Blvd and I lighway 17-92. He was durged witlt fleeing/eluding an offio*r with lignts/siren active, operating a motor vehicle without a valid license, possession of narcotics equipment, and reckless driving. The Sanford Herald Editor and Publisher Sem inole High School Teens will present 240 per­ formers at Millennium Middle School for "Dancing for Diabetes". The teens will donate proceeds to America's Walk for Diabetes. Tickets are $8 and will be sold the night of the show, which starts at 7 p.m. Call 1-888DIABETES. following day, and durged with bat­ tery- - toudi or strike (domestic vio­ lence. Robbery T h t lt o torians ervdit Thurgood Marshall, the first M a c k man to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court* tvlth winning the fnitiom of tlie Four Pompano Hoys. Hut it was actually McGill who argued the case before the Supreme Court in 1940 (Chambers v. State of Florida 309 U.S. 227). Marshall, working as part of the NAACP Defense Fund, assisted McGill with the case. Justice I lugo Black, a former member of the Alabama Ku Klux Klan, wrote the majori­ ty opinion that reversed tire case and led to lire four men being freed in 1942. "Due process of law, preserved for all by our Constitution, commands that no such practice as that disclosed by this record shall send any accused to his death," Black wrote. "N o high­ er duty, no more solemn responsibility, rests upon this Court, than that of translating into living law and maintaining this constitutional shield deliberately planned and inscribed for the benefit of every human being subject to our Constitution - of whatever race, creed or persuasion." Beyond the1obvious impact of clearing the names of four innocent men who were sen­ tenced to death, McGill's victory had long term effi-cts. The Chambers precedent, when combined with other cases (me>st notably Escobedo v. Illinois 378 U.S. 478) led to the Supreme Court in 1966 establishing what we now know as the- Miranda rights (Miranda v. Arizona 384 U.S. 386). "Since Chambers v. Florida, this Court has recognized that coer­ cion can lie mental as well as physical, and that the blind of the accused is not the only hallmark of an unconstitutional inquisition," Chief justice Earl Warren wrote in the Miranda verdict. McGill's name will most likely never become as prominent as Roberts’, who is expected to be- confirmed next week as the 17th chief justice of the Suprente Court. However, it s McGill's le*gacy of securing pro­ tection for those unjustly accused that Roberts must strive to uphold during his tenure on the nation's highest court. The Sanford Lakeside Lions Club will hold its Spaghetti Dinner and Charity Bingo Fundraiser from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Tickets are $6. Children under 5 free. 20 percent of ticket sales will go to victims of Hurricane Katrina. Call 407-322-8545. Herald photo by Tommy Vmcant nlttt* y e a rs s lie p lie rile i! tl%e case t h r o u g h lire a p p e a l* pivH.es*. b o m c Ic ^ a t h i s ­ Q Out & About A ir Rescue SAT The 15lh annual Florida nail Fair will be lu-Id from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. al the Volusia County- Fairgrounds. Admission is $6 for adults. Children under 12 free. Parking free. The First M arine Division Association, Cenlral Florida Chapter, will meet at 10:30 a m. at the Fiddler's Green Irish Pub, 544 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park. Marines, retired, former and active duty, are Invited. For infor­ mation call 407-740-5097. Thedly o f Lake Mary and the Grove Counseling Center will sponsor a fat* jazz con­ cert and silent auction at Central Park from 5 lo 8 p.m. e welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name address and phone number to be published. Writs to us: 1’ 300 N. French Avenue Sanlord, FL 32771 __ E-Mail us: Callus: Ed*ort- (407) 322-2811 AAortonr ^ • • • " -o X r M d x o a , PfOductav Fax us: (407)323-9408 �Sunday. ScpIcmtHT 25. 2005 PllflC 3/\ Tm: Herald B u rglaries -------- Gas gone wild Continued from Page 1A the trailer there were two refrigerators and a new microwave oven. Lake County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Christie M ysingcr said they believe that the items found in the van and trailer were stolen from other houses under construc­ tion in the Sorrento Springs subdivision at CR 437 and SR 44, where at least three burgla­ ries were discovered by inves­ tigators. After a preliminary investi­ gation earlier this week, deputies found that two of the men had a home in Deltona. The Volusia County Sheriff's Office obtained a search war­ rant on 1166 Manitoba Street and discovered the house was acked with stolen property, randon Haught, spokesper­ son for the Volusia County Sheriff's Office said. The Sheriff’s Office found brand new appliances and building m aterials such as tools, bathtubs, cement mix­ ers, new doors and windows, and sinks. They said there was stolen property packed into almost every room in the house. All this week investigators were going through the bur­ glary reports from construe- S List of property Below is a list of other stolen property that may be recovered after the con­ struction home site bur­ glary bust: • Concrete mixer, val­ ued at $1,000 • Stainless steel stove, valued at $500 • 1\vo-bagger cement mixer, valued at $1,500 • Bathroom cabinets, valued at $1,500 • French doors, valued at $550 • Stainless steel dish­ washer, valued at $400 • Two stainless steel stoves, both valued at $1,200 • Metal ladder, valued at $80 • Shop Vacuum, valued at $60 • Stainless microwave range, valued at $500 tion sites in Lake, Volusia, am Seminole counties and reach­ ing out to the victims to see if they can verify any of their stolen property. Several construction com­ pany superintendents and construction managers, who are building homes in Sanford, said Thursday that they arc still waiting. "We have not been noti­ fied," Stan Steele, a superin­ tendent for Crosswinds Homes, In c, said. Steele reported two missing doors on Sept. 19, 2IK15 worth $1,500. lie also reported an ivory bathroom sink worth $300 stolen back in mid­ August from another home site in Sanford. When the sink was removed from the property the water line was cut which caused a flood throughout the residence. "W e're waiting," Steele said. When he was told that sev­ eral other builder's from at least 10 different home sites in Sanford were also waiting to hear about their stolen proper­ ty, he said: "It’s astronomical.” Reggio Luciano, a superin­ tendent for US Homes, also reported stolen property from a hom e site in Sanford that caused flooding. Luciano reported that in addition to an ivory faucet worth $300, a $2,000 G.E. dou­ ble stack oven; a $1,000 cook top; a $1,000 granite counter top; a $4(X1 maroon cabinet; and a $200 G.E. water heater were all stolen. Luciano is also still waiting for a phone call to find out if any of the recovered property is from his site. "Urey (the burglarsl came in; they took what they took; and hacksawed the sinks right off the wall and left the water running," Luciano said. According to Luciano, theft is common at construction sites, but not to this Extent. But, he's not getting worked up over it, he said. "That's what insurance is for," Luciano commented. Luciano had another home site in Sanford that had a $2,000 gas fireplace stolen from another construction site in the beginning Aug. 8, 2005. Haught said that they have been able to match some of the stolen property to its rightful owner. He said that the first victim who came by said he just recovered $10,000 worth of property. Right now, Sheriff's offices 'arc going through their bur­ glary reports from the past several months and contacting the victims to see if they can identify any of the stolen property. As promised. The llerahl is publishing the gas prices for the North Seminole County area. The following prices were gathered at noon Friday, Sept. 23 for 87 octane gasoline. The lowest price is down 13 cents from last week. Tire difference this week is 27 cents per gallon compared with 25 cents per gallon last week. • G T s Gas and Go, 801 Celery Avenue • Racetrac, 3760 U S . 17-92 • Racetrac, 4530 State Road 46 • Citgo 7-11 State Road 46 and Upsala Road • Sunoco, 4730 State Road 46 • Circle K, 2631 Sanford Avenue • 7-11, 2989 South Orlando Drive • 7-11, 2700 25th Street V> Airport Boulevard •7-11,7500 County Road 427 • Cumberland Farms, 3100 Sanford Avenue • BJ’s Wholesale, 4278 State Road 46, members • Sam’s Wholesale, 1101 Rinehart Road • Sunoco, 110 French Avenue • Wal-Mart, 1661 Rinehart Road • Chevron, 4700 State Road 46 • Citgo, 1176 Celery Avenue • Mystic, 1800 French Avenue • Valero, 217 South Park Avenue • 7-11,100 French Avenue • Exxon, 101 French Avenue . L A r r e s t --------------Continued from Page 1A pornographic images and had forgotten about the CDs that were given to the police department. Per the police report, one CD contained a spreadsheet describing the contents of each CD. Gallagher told police he labeled them so he could differentiate between child and adult pornography. Gallagher was released Thursday at 4:08 p.m. on a R ay Continued from Page 1A Wally, Dennis and Deanna. Ray said he also has a new granddaughter, which is his first grandchild. This is not the first time, or even second, or third time, Ray has run for an elected position. He has run for District 3 Commissioner, and he has tried for mayor of Sanford three times, including the most recent March 2005 election in which Mayor Linda Kuhn won. Ray said that this time around he has no campaign platform. He said he wants the voters of District 4 to decide. "I'm going to take sugges­ tions from tne citizens," Ray said. According to Ray, the District 4 scat hasn't nad an election in about 15 years. Herbert "W hitey" Eckstein held that seat unopposed, as well as former Commissioner Kevin Hipes. "They haven't had a choice," Ray said. "A nd, 1 think they deserve that." Of the d istrict Ray said that it's pretty quiet and there cur­ rently aren't any real issues. He said in Sanford there are a number of issues right now. The 24-story condos that are being proposed for con­ struction in Sanford across from Lake Monroe have a lot of people talking. Ray said that right now he is not in favor of the high rises, until he sees the feasibility of It. Ray wants to see traffic and parking studies done, and wants to see a great number of high paying jobs for the citi­ zens before he would change his opinion. "It’ll be good for the tax base," Ray said. "Just not sure if it'll work." $2,599 $2,659 $2,659 $2,659 $2,669 $2,669 $2,669 $2,679 $2,679 $2,679 $2,699 $2,699 $2,769 $2,769 $2,799 $2,799 $2,799 $2,799 $2,849 $2,869 But, for District 4 citizens, Ray said that he would work any problems they are having. "They can count on me to be there when they need me," Ray said. $3,500 cash bond with his arraignment scheduled for Nov. 22. The arrest report said Gallagher worked at a Best Buy in Vero Beach. Gallagher told police that he had not been nonest during his initial interview due to fear. He also said he could not give police an exact time frame for down­ loading the images due to a memory problem. Is Income In Retirement Importimt Importanl lo \on? SCC hosts art featuring David Bartlett in October SANFORD — Seminole Community College continues the Fine Art Gallery season with an exhibit showcasing David Bartlett in October. A n o p e n in g npceptUm tn llw S a n t< m i /L a k e M a r y C a m p u a F in e A rt G a lle ry (b u ild in g G ) w ill ta k e p la c e ’rUemlay, O c t. 4 , l ru m 5 to 7 p .m . w ith a g a llery ta lk s d ie d u le d lo r 6 p .m . Bartlett is a nationally recog­ nized artist specializing in pho­ pulled printtogravure, a iiand-pe diking process combining plu»phv and intaglio printing, grap irtlett nas received numerous ants and awards and has been irt of many solo and group Jiibits at various national ven- ment. The Gallery is also open for evening* of murnic and the* atre performances. For information and to arrange special tuning call 407328-2039. This event is free. A N S M T R O U I H a r r e ll & B e v e r l y ____ T r a n s m is s io n s 2 0 9 W . 2 5 th S t„ S a n fo rd Sin ce 1 9 5 9 ...S a m c Location MV-00564 j W U C .Z K H a r d w a r e ® !!!! Stores? CYPRES! MULCH .2Cu.Fl Pet Friendly Stores §nm8M9 CITY OF LAKE MARY NOTICE OF ELECTION NOVEMBER 8, 2005 N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN that the City of Lake Mary will hold an on Tuesdav November 8, 2005. lor the purpose of electing a C i t y Commissioner fir Seat #4 for a two-year t e r m . H d l 100 tion will be held In the Commission Chambers at Lake Mary City H , N Country Club Road (main entrance off of Lakeview Avenue), La Ma^? Florida U The poll will be open from 7:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. on November 8, 2005. Hedy Voting will be held at Lake Mary City Hall. 100 N. Count* Club PREMIUM WEEDS THE BEST 6 -6 -6 40 lbs. $■797 RUE GREEN 16-4-8 Fad Acting Grenula* • Iron For Extra draining • Contain* EsMntial Micronutriant* BAG Covers 5000 Sq. Ft R itt Oroon (j>AQ 7 $ 5 9 7 FLORIDA _ 4015 BAG ■ =7 PROPANETANKS FILLED WHILEYOU WAIT! W M d *F M d *£ *f Covert 4000 Sq. Ft W gzzaztfM SPECIAL 40 LB. Florida, on: Friday November 4, 2005. 0:00 A.M. - 4:00 P. M.; Saturday November 5, 2005. 8:00 A.M. - Noon; ISnday November 6. 2005. Noon - 4:00 P.M.; and M o n d a y . November 7. 2005, 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 PM. a k otrto hailots may be obtained from the Seminole County Supervisor Absen „ 1 *>00 E Airport Boulevard, Sanford, Florida. For inforol Elections Office. ' ^ ^ou . l5lfaUon, contact the b u c k kow COW MANURE SO lb. $050 We Can Fill Most Exchange Tanks Too. “ bag ££1 s597| 40#) W > Sernmolr^County Supervisor “of Elections Office a. 407-585-VOTE w m a m * * * ™ * S ^ U X u lb (8683). i mnarHinn Foflv Voting and the election, contact the Lake M^ryCdy Clerk a?407-585-1423 or e-mail at cfoster@lakemaryfl.com. . y m o o ir s A N F O R D £ R R y l[iF (i^ iif | P kDr. liaW.HwyW Hi i c c _ J I A A 9 . A 3 9 3 J L 31 Carol A. Foster, City Clerk City of Lake Mary AX E ---• N >*■ �P a g e 4A Till. H f.kau) Sunday. ScplcmlK-r 23. 2005 O pin io n Opinion Are you REALLY healthy? Page Policy Don't like our point of view? Do something about It Write us a letter to the editor. All letter* to the editor moat be atgnad end, for verification purpoeea, Let me preface this by emphasizing that I am not a doctor, and am in no way connected with the medical profession, (other than making visit after visit). But this is about being sick — and not knowing it. Someone recently asked a Herald staff member why so many of the persons listed in the obituaries are in their 50s. As the person who writes these obits, I know that this is the case. In this past mid-week edition of the Herald, three of the 12 names listed were in their 50s. Two were under 50, and two were exactly 60. That's more than half who were 60 or younger. 1 h’ave an opinion on this, and posNick ill agree. When we have P feifau f sibly folks will youngsters, we take them to the doc­ tor often, even if there are no signs of medical problems. We just want to be certain they are healthy. Once they are older, unless they get sick or have an injury, we don't seem to bother anymore. When we, ourselves, reach into the 40's and older, we have a tendency to feel we are invincible. We feel healthy, so why go to a doctor for a check­ up? Or, in some cases, we avoid the doctors, because we don't want to know if there is some medical problem that may cause difficulties in the years ahead. The problem with this is that many folks may have some problem which could be thwarted if found early enough. If we were to find out that there is a problem, which might be averted, no one wants to end up taking four, six, ten, even more pills each day. This is a bother, and in many cases, extremely costly. Some, in an effort to be as healthy as possible, take to jogging, walking, bike riding, some form of exercising, possibly going to a gym, watching what we eat or drink, stop smoking, use sun­ screen at the beach, and other activities which will lead you to believe you are as healthy as can be. These are all good. But still, even persons who work as hard as possible to be healthy are capable of contracting some disease. After all, many of our diseases are carried over from generation to gener­ ation, and there is liitle we can do about that. O n e p r o b le m w h ic h is d if fic u lt to h a n d le is th e lack of medical insurance. If those who have some form of insurance were to find out what it costs to visit a doctor (something they would have to pay themselves without insurance), we would proba­ bly get sick from just knowing that. "I'm in good shape physically, why go to a doc­ tor? They'll just find some problem and we'll end up on medication for the rest of our lives." Could that be what you have told yourself? To add a personal comment, my sister, in advanced age, refused to visit a doctor until she had serious medical problems. They found she had a problem, which, if known earlier, might have been solved. Yet, she waited and waited - too long - and finally, when she went to the doctor, it was too late. I lost her this past January. Don't sit around and act healthy — have a med­ ical checkup and find out if you really are healthy. It doesn't matter If you are in your 30s, 40s, 50s or older — there is no specific age during which you become unhealthy. If you simply don't what to know that you have a problem, think of your fami­ ly and friends, and do it for them. After all, they care about your health too. ANSWER T O TO D A Y ’S PUZZLE □ □ □ □ ■ B H B I P H H and A_ £ _A R A B 1 K H C 1 c OX R M A □ □ □ □ ____________ □ □ _________ __ □□□□□□□□ □□□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ A R E A H■ E W B E o n n ___ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ M 1 8 8 [ijW Ai t \ m , uL find Professor: World’s longest-running constitution performing just fine u coiibU lu tiu iu il an d Out highlights — and low ligjits — o f the Clinton presidency. Q: H ow is ou r Constitution holding up at age 218? A: It really is holding up rem arkably well when you stop and think about what in the past five or six years w e 'v e been through as a cou ntry: the im peachm ent trial o f a president; a contest­ ed presidential election; an attack on U.S. soil on 9/11; a w ar in foreign territory; the death of our chief justice; the flood and destruction o f a m ajor U.S. city, which we would never have imagined. And despite all that, we're all still standing and w ork­ ing together and resolving legal issues that flow from all o f these things through the three branches o f our government. Q: Sen. Robert Byrd, a bi fan of the Constitution, anv the inventor of Constitution Week, has said that it defines Am ericans. Do you have any sense of what hhe means by that? A: I suppose that he is pri­ marily referring to the Bill of Rights, because there are lots of provisions in the Q : D o you think Suprem e Court nom inee John Roberts is likely to change the court in any substantial way? A: Well, w e have to see w ho gets appointed along w ith nim . T hat's a bigger auestion. But I think he has the ability to have a great influence on the Suprem e Court. H e's a rem arkably talent­ ed, gifted individual, and he seem s to have the stuff o f a person who is going to be really good at building con­ sensu s and respecting the court as an institution. That you can call "conservative" in the old-fashioned sense. You can also call that a "ju d g e 's ju d g e ," som eone who is looked upon highly by others in the profession because he or she is able to put the institu tion o f the cou rts first. I think he is going to be in that mold. Roberts is really young, so he is going to have the abili­ ty to nurture people along with him as he goes. People forget this, but by definition, a chief justice tends to m od­ erate himself. They have to do that in order to bring har­ mony to the body, in order to get opinions through when you have a lot of justices O k eech obee _ — ------------ C o u n ty , F L P t e m i n t ftetfM in o £ TSmmcA S o u C allfo r Inspection Dales A Full-C olor Brochure i 1 .4 3 3 w 800 -431-2709 Thursday. November 3 n w w MMMM For Inks, visit: -------------------- ----------------------- The Framers were certainly leery of returning to an aristocracy. Kan Oormlay, OuquMn* Unhnnlty protestor w orking together. 1 think the John Roberts w e're going to see as chief justice is actually going to be even more of a centrist than the John Roberts we might have seen as an associate justice, and he is going to be really good at pulling the court together. Q: If any o f the Framers w ere to retu rn to Earth, would they be appalled or pleased by the grow th in size and pow er o f the execu­ tive branch, especially when it com es to w ar-m aking powers? A : I d o n 't think that they'd necessarily be su r­ prised that the president was a very powerful figure in our system , because I think that is w hat they envision ed . And I certainly d on't think they w ould think the Sup rem e C ourt w ould be m ore pow erful than the president. But probably the greatest surprise would be tne p resid en t's pow er in relationsh ip to C ongress, becau se m ost likely they would have envisioned that Congress would have ended up being the most powerful branch. The Fram ers were certainly leery o f returning to an aristocracy, w hich is exactly w hat they had fought a revolution to get rid of. So I think they would have been w ary o f presi­ dents gathering up too much pow er for them selves, cer­ tainly .a t the exp enses of other branches o f govern­ Tamp*. FI J3607 Or Call to Order (813) 872-0722 AH orders skipped Mttkla 24 krv Sjlufxtioa purtatoH m m o a rf bark. Q: W hat should we aver­ age, non-law professor citi­ zens know — at a minimum — about the Constitution’s role and its im portance to preserving ou r freedoms? A: O ne o f the m ost impor­ tant things that I saw in law practice and that you see even in these debates over the Suprem e Court confir­ m ation processes is that you can't use the Constitution as a political ball to kick around and use for political purpos­ es. It applies to everyone, and everyone gels to use it in the sam e way, whether you are poor or are the best law yer in the state. You have to rem em ber that this C onstitution really is designed for everyone. In the abstract, it is easy to try to .take it aw ay from som e people, but when you apply it to real cases that touen your life, all o f a sudden you can see the great importance o f why we have it. A n other thing — the C onstitu tion is not som e­ thing that is m eant to be left to a thum bs-up o r thumbsdow n vole o f a group of A m ericans at one time. In fact, it's designed to protect us from ourselves, primarily. Just because a m ajority of people at one tim e may say blacks shouldn't go to school w ith w h iles, that d oesn't m ean that is w hat the Constitution tells us. The m ost im portant thing, 1 guess, is that the Constitution is supposed to last for a long period. It's lasted for 218 years and to get us to another 218 years, it has to be treated with respect. We can not allow ou rselves to start taking UbAToday p o lls on every issue and think that should trump the Constitution. Bill Sleigenvald is a colum­ nist at the Pittsburgh TYibuneRcview. E-mail Bill at bsteigeru'amtribu'eb. com ?E‘n?b.UrSh Tribune-Review, All Rights Reserved. . a classified ad in over 160 Florida new soinar. 0V«, 5 Million r . . d , r . r j „ : , S « " Place a display 2x2 or 2x4 in 113 Finria. V m . f i o r id ,.,| ntt|nri1tr[|||) 1 0 is/U A ** www.tchraderauctlon.com (hfifi(742 I 17 1 CASH NOW a B Hubbard Dianetics Foundttlon 3102N. HabanaAvt. ment. K im V o u r A d Si.-,., Why •uy. (Usd and Um CHanttkt: Tht M odttn S cltnct o /U tn la l Health by L Ron Hubbard 0*1) IT.t* - Ik Ii Ai Tim Ml Send Psymsm to to be. leg al REAL ESTA TE A U C T IO N □ □ □ □ □ □ □ C o n stitu tion that d o n 't apply to many o f us unless w e are the president or a U nited States senator like him. Having a written con­ stitution, of course, was a revolu tionary idea at the time. G reat Britain's consti­ tu tion w as u nw ritten. F ran ce's w as really ju st a statem en t o f general p u r­ pose. H aving this C onstitution and adding the Bill o f Rights to spell out the rights and liberties w e all have w as rather a dram atic thing itself. W hen you look at those rights, tney talk about equ ality and equal protection and due process under the law, and really it's all of the best virtues that we consider exist in a just socie­ ty, and that's what we hope Sept. 17 w as the 218th birthday of the longest-run­ ning constitution in world history, and C onstitu tion Week runs through Sept. 23. To h elp us celebrate, we called up au th or and Duquesne University law p ro fes­ sor Ken Gorm ley, w ho special­ izes in con­ stitutional Bill law, the First S teig crw ald Am endm ent ______________ and the American presidency. G orm ley, w ho w rote "A rchibald C ox: Conscience of a N ation” in 1998, is currently working on a m ajor book about the □ □ □ □ 09/25/05 SI r e s s e d O u t ? 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MORIS ALLEMAND ^ ^ T .M o m s A n e m a n d . M. of Maitland, formerly of DayunaBeach. died Thursday. Hergnmdson * Randall E. Jones is a Sanford city commissioner. She was bom in Lake ButJor in 1921 and lived in Ormond Beach and Daytona Beach for 36 years before moving to Maitland. She was a member of Ormond Beach Methodist Church. She was head of the EKG Department at Halifax I lospital for over 10 years. Survivors include husband, Arnold E Allemand of Maitland; daughter, Carolyn M. Jones of Longwood; son, William R. Morris of Tampa; four grandchildren; five great­ grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m., Sunday, Sept 25, at die South Seminole Chapel of Collison Family Funeral Home, with son-in-law John Jones offi­ ciating. Collison Family Funeral I iomes Sc Crematory, South Seminole Chapel, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. LCDR ARNOLD A. BAKER, USNR Lcdr. * •« Arnold A. Baker, USNR 80, of Lake Mary died Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2005 at his residence. He was Baker bom Sept 28,1924 in Toledo, Ohioo. lie ... Joined tlie U S. Navy in 1942 and served as a World War II carrier fighter pilot Navy flight instructor, MATS Aircraft Commander, Aide and Flag Pilot. He retired in 1967. He belonged to the Fleet Reserve Association, American Legion, Disabled American Yfcterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Retired Officers Association, Tailhook Association, and Ye Olde Ancient Order of Quiet Bird men. Survivors include sons, Lcdr Peter A. Baker of Pensacola and Lcdr Paul A. Baker of Lake Mary; daughter, Deborah Bishop of Ncwnan. Ga.; four grandsons. After cremation, a private burial and Memorial Service will be held at Barrancas National Cemetery, Naval Air Station, in Pensacola. International Cremation Society, in cilarge of arrange­ ments. ADOLPH CARDONA Adolph Cardona, 84, of Deltona, died Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2005 in Orange City. He was bom March 25,1921 in LuquiUo, Puerto Rico. He was a textile manufacturer. Survivors include wife, Olga Cardona; daughters, Rosa Cardona and Ana Cardona. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. JOSEPH DAVIS Joseph Davis, 53, of Apopka, died Monday, Sept. 19,2005 in Altamonte Springs. He was bom Nov. 23,1951 in Columbia, S.C He was a car­ penter's assistant Survivors include wife, Sharon L Davis; brothers, William Davis, Frank Davis, Tommy Davis; sister; Brenda Walters; mother; Ruby Davis. Funeral services were held Friday, Sept. 23 at Banfield Funeral Home with Pastor Robert L Work officiating. Burial was in Winter Garden Cemetery. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. WtA RUTH DRUEDING Ruth Drueding, 66, of Lake Mary, died hicsday. Sept. 8, 2005 in Longwood. She was bom March 3,1939 in Gary, Ind. She was a homemaker and a Protestant. Survivors include sons, Robert Bulmcr of Lake Mary and Gary Bulmer of Detroit Mich.; brothers, Larry Robinson and Robbie Robinson, both of Detroit Jackie Robinson of Bay City, M ich, and Jimmy Robinson of Phoenix, Ariz; five grandchil­ dren. Funeral services were held Thursday, Sept. 22, at Continued from Page 1A Countryside Baptist Church with Pastor Shane Wayne offi­ ciating. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral I iome, Oaklawn Chapel Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. GREENVILLE EALEY Greenville Chadwick “Chat” Ealey, 8 2 of Lake Mary, died Thursday, Sept. 2 2 2005 at Manor Care Nursing Home. He was bom April 18,1923 in Barnetts Creek and moved to Central Florida in 2002 He was a plasterer. 1le was a World War II veteran of the U S. Marine Corps. Survivors indude sons, Darrell Ealey of Sanford and James Ealey of 1 lampton, Va.; daughter, Susan Granger of Port St. Ludc; four grandchil­ dren; three great-granddaugh­ ters. Viewing will be Saturday, Sept. 24,2005 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Collison family Funeral Gramkow Chapel. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Alzheimer Resource Center; 1400 North Semoran Blvd., Orlando. Collison Family Funeral I iomes Sc Crematory, Gramkow Chapel Sanford, in charge of arrangements. LARRY GENE GUSHLAW Larry Gene Gushlaw, 66, of East First Street Sanford, died Monday, Sept. 19,2005 at lus residence, lie was bom in Potsdam, N.Y. He was dis­ abled. There are no known sur­ vivors. Collison Family Funeral Homes St Crematory, Gramkow Chapel Sanford, in charge of arrangements. MARGARET J. KUNTZ Margaret J. Kuntz, 88, of July 11 Marion, 111. She was a home­ maker. Survivors indude daughters Barbara A. Sherburne and Beverly A. Miller; sister; Josephine M. Poll; one grand­ child; four great-grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. toward her chased by Ansley employee to call 911. She reports who held what looked like a that a Sanford police officer gun. named James Norman, who no Trie young man, Prevo Larcy longer works for the department Clark, Jumped in the car. argued with Ansley that he Hartwig said Ansley yelled should let her go immediately. radally discriminating curse "I le also asked Bryan Ansley words, so she drove a short dis­ was there any Parisian property tance away. Near the Olive taken out of the store and Bryan Garden restauranl Clark exited said no," I tart wig recounted. She the car saying the man chasing was finally released, but she saw him was a police officer. Clark, tlie young black man, in “I felt it was my duty to drive the next room. back to the store and talk to the She said Clark was distraught police about what had happened and tried to strangle himself. since I only knew this young "The police then took Prevo, man through his playing for a s far a s we knew, to Baker Act churches," Hartwig wrote In a him," Hartwig said in her signed statement for the lawsuit. account. "Until this day I still When she returned to the have nightmares nichtmar and panic parrking lo l Ansley identified attacks when I get in confined hirr daces with people I don't mseif as a Sanford police offi­ places cer; I tart wig said. She asked if he know." was related to former Sanford She also said she wants coun­ lice officer Mark Ansley. She seling for herself and her family. d known the elder Ansley who Her daughter, Aniy, also had helped train her dog. Bryan wrote an account of what she Ansley replied that he was Mark witnessed. Anslcy’s son, Hartwig said. A security officer told Amy She told Ansley she needed to and her brother, Michael, at use the bathroom because of about 6JO p.m, that their moth­ bleeding caused by the cyst, but er had been part of a theft. She when she exited the cat; Ansley said the officer told her at one grabbed, twisted and hand­ point to leave the premises or he cuffed her wrists, according to would lock her in the room with Hartwig's account. her mom. Hartwig asked why she had "Then Prevo shows up saying been handcuffed and said that mom had nothing to do with Ansley yelled expletives at her il it was Just him, and that she and told her to, "Start walking!" had no idea, ..." Amy said. She She claims he walked her added her mom was not released through Parisians in front of cus­ until about 9:15 p.m. tomers and locked her in a room. One of Hartwig's attorneys An assistant manager told Larry Hanks of Fern Park, said Hartwig she could not help her the law requires Parisian to because Ansley was in charge. immediately call authorities in Hartwig was left alone with this case. He said Sanford police Ansley, according to her narra­ did not receive a call until 8.04 tive. p.m. and dispatched an officer at She said she begged Ansley to 8:41. let her at leAst go to the bathroom Hanks said Clark never took as he repeatedly entered and any items out of tlie store. He exited the locked room. She said Ansley caught up to him claims Ansley shoved her against the wall and said: "Until that n-------comes back I won't let you talk to anybody." Hartwig said she passed out and hit her head. When she came to she yelled to a Parisian £ In Memory Of Carolyn Mae Powell r We Value Our Veterans FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY Serving Central Florida Since 1954 “A Friend When You Really Need One^ AND FUNERAL HOMES JW Sept. 23, 1930 - Jan. 18, 2005 All Our Love. Peanuts, Michelle, Steve, Tina, Kaylee, C.J. & L.J. III Oaklawn Memorial Park1 p p i i f t e RIES between tlie double doors but only managed to rip off Clark's shirt. As far as Hanks knows, Ansley was a security guard employed by Parisian. Hanks said tlie store used its own secu­ rity personnel instead of the mall's. "Wfc know that at the time, ho was their employee," I tanks said Thursday. He also said Ansley was the same person involved in the July 16 shooting at Country Lake Apartments. During that Incident Ansley and Swofford approached a car driven by McGill who did not own the car and did not have a driver's license. The car had at least three other pavsengers. Police reports said McGill saw the guards and then backed into ai passenger who had Just exit ea the car breaking his leg. Ansley and Swofford told police that McGill drovb toward them and they opened fire. Two 9 mm bullets his McGill one pierced his heart killing him. For McGill's relatives and the Seminole County Branch of the NAACP, Ansley and Swofford’s stories about the July 16 shoot­ ing do not make sense. McGill’s mother and the NAACP have called for a threejudge panel to look into the matter. They also want the guards arrested. The Sanford Police Department and the Florida Department of l.aw Enforcement have yet to turn an investigation report over to State Attorney Norm Wolfinger. Police Chief Brian Tooley and a representative from Wolfinger's office answered questions about the shooting at a town hall meeting in Sanford Sept. 13. 24 Hr*. 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Noon 9AM • English (Social H a l) 8:45 AM • Spanish (Churph) SPM Latm Tridentme Mass 410-Christlan Safaharbor Christian C h urch 730 Upsala Road Sanlord, FL 407-322-0080 TVn Storms. Minister Joe Caputo. Youth Minister Michael MiJbgan. Worship Minister Morning Worship 9 A 1030 Grace Fellowship Congregational C h urch (N A C C C ) 2401 6. Park Ave. Sanlord 407-322-4584 Larry Leonard. Pastor Sunday S ch o o l.... 930 A M Morning Worship ..11AM Choir Practice Wed. ..830PM Baby sitting service available 428-Epiacopal H oly Crosa Episcopal C h urch S. Park Ave 9 4th S t Sanlord FL Sunday Worship 7:30 A 10a.m. Nursery A Sunday School tor chil­ dren. Midweek worship In Chapel on Weds. Community meal • 530pm Weds. For times A detail of studies and activities. C a l 407-322-4811. Seminole C om m unity C h urch 5070 Orange Btvd, Sanlord 407-324-0199 www.8omlnolechurch.com Jerry Walsh, Pastor Saturday 530PM Sunday 9AM, A 10:45AM Practical Messages Contem porary Music Casual Dress Friendly Services Professional C hild Care Show er Down of Blessings 201 Elm Ave, Sanlord. FL 407-321-8389 Timothy Hudson, Pastor Sunday School, 10AM Morning Worship, 11AM Toe. Prayer, Stole Study, 7:30 PM 446-Nazerene First C h urch of the Nazarene 2581 Sanlord Ave Sanlord. Florida 407-322-3122 Jon Carnes, Pastor Morning Worship, 10.30am Sunday School. 9:30am Sunday Evening, 6pm Wed Night Bible Study. 7pm 449-Presbyterlan First Presbyterian C h urch (U S A ) of Lake Mary 128 West Wilbur Ave Lake Mary, FL 407-321-1021 lakemarypctBaol com Rev Brenda Loyal. Pastor Church S ch o o l, 9.30am Morning Worship. 10:45am 440-Lutheran H oly Croaa Lutheran C h urch 760 Sun Drive. Lake Mary, FL Paul Hoyer, Pastor Jonathan Thomas, Asst. Pastor Saturday E vening.....5:30PM 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. Lutheran C h u rch of Th e Redeemer (Mlaaourt S ynod ) 2525 S. Oak Ave. Sanlord. FL Pastor Jam es Timmons Sunday S ch o o l......9:15AM Worship Service.....10:30AM Information, 407-322-3552 Httpy/wwwtormi.org New Creation Lutheran C h urch Worshipping at: ktyllwilde Elementary School 401 Vlhlen Road 407-322-7312 Bob Bresemann, Pastor Sunday Worship: 8:45AM/10:45 AM Nursery Provided www NewCreattonChurch cc 443-Methodlst C hrist United Methodist Church 408 Tucker Drive (comer of Tucker Dr A 427) 407-322-7900 Rev Wayne Stone, Pastor Sunday School.......930am Inter-Mission...........10:30am Morning Worship ...11am Bible Study W ednesday........... 8:30am Children's Time Included in Worship Nursery provided lor Babies and S m al Children. "Small Enough To Love You • Growing in Christ To Serve You* First United Methodist C h urch 419 Park Ave. Sanford. FL 407-322-4371 Jim Bradshaw. Pastor Morning Worship, 830 am A t 1.30am 9:45am Contemporary Sendee Coffee Fellowship, 930am Sunday School. 9:45am Youth Felowahip. 4pm Nursery Provided • First Presbyterian C h urch of Sanford Downtown on 3rd A Oak 407-322-2662 Em siiipcs <3ne ytboflinnuioa.ee Sun. Worship 10AM Nursery Adult Sun. School BAM 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 Wed 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 M arkham W oods Presbyterian C h urch 5210 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary. FL 407-333-2030 Dr. Michael L Andrews. Interim Minister Early Service, 8:30AM Sunday School, all ages 9:15AM Traditional Worship 10:30AM Nursery Provided Upsala Com m unity Presbyterian C h urch "Knowing A Making Known Jesus Christ* Com er ol 46-A A Upsala Road, Sanlord. FL 407-330-2635 www.uosalachurch m m Rev. Bryan L. Wenger. Pastor Sunday School 9.00am Morning Worship 10 00am Nursery Care Provided 451-Seventh Day Adventist Seminole Meadows Seventh Day Advsntist C h urch 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 S D A 800 East 2nd St. Sanlord. FL 407-323-5646 Sabbath S ch ool... 9 30AM Divine W orship......11AM Wed. Prayer Mtg 7:30 PM 446-Nazerene 8t Peter’s Episcopal C h urch 700 Rinehart Rd, Lk Mary. FL 407-444-5673 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 C h urch of Th e H oly Comforter ■ O w n * CjMcopal O w d r 803 W 4th St Sanlord. Florida 407-323-8067 Rev Mark Barth. Priest Sunday Eucharist.....9:30AM 437-NonDenominational LifeSprlng OutReach Ministries Sun 1030am at Longwood Civic League Woman's Club 135 W. Church Ave, downtown Longwood Phone: 407-339-0277 We Are Changing The World One Ufa Al A Time www ktespringministnee-org Bridgeway C h urch 421 Longwood/Lk Mary Rd Lake Mary. F L 32746 (currently meeting 0 Lk Mary Elementary) Pastor Jeffery Cook Sunday Worship, 10am Wed. Felowship. 7pm www.brtflflevriychurctuiet/ 407­ 324-9060 Butdmg bridges of Faith. Hope. A Love; (An affinals ol the Church of the Nazar ene) 458-Wesleyan Wesleyan C h urch of Paola 5560 Wayside Drive Sanlord. FL 32771 (Off 1-4 (Exit 51) West First Street on Lett •One Mile) Leonard O'Donne*, Pastor 407-322-6332 "Where the Gospel is good New s' Sunday S ch o o l....... 9 45AM Morning Worship ....H A M Evening w orship.....6PM Mid-Week Mtg Wed 7:30 PM Please Share Your Lite With us �Tm: III hai.i) _Sinnlay. September Zi. 2()»ri I’i l g c 7,\ L ifeStyle n>« Way We Were. Temple existed under Hym an 4r„;rir,uFL°r ^ Nov. ,5 *1 9 ° r in8 ° f " U“ photo byMTvTHTrtlnT S S “ t* *» ««a."rsr-p£ S ru ^ T a ! r sorv.ee from CSX Manager Alton JonM nl a! l en,ViSiVned «he UuiMinfi Surprise party honors Kendell Scott ............................. /tc',.being P«w»ented then? tor the community. An indi­ cation of how the member­ ship felt about his grandiose ideas was shown then, two months after, Hyman tvsigned in 1922. The con­ gregation voted to drop the Baptist Temple name, and everything now would be It was a surprise retirement to honor frien T Inend Grace Mario church would a K a v e ^ o a l in c c t p h e r ™rther connection with the • • • • Temple club. * * * * The other item recently P-tges of the Dt'c'C24 C<192o' Visiting Globetrotter ? T T ' M»f*ld photo, by Tommy V ln c n t Tryone Brown of the world ' ™ s, Harlem Globetrotters rocontly paid a visit to the students and staff at Bentley Elomontary School in Sanford. Tyrone talked with the students above, and showed thorn somo of the signature moves and good will that the Globetrottors have spread for decades. Tryone held two sessions for the school and posed with Bentley Principal Ron Nathan, loft Tryone gives the thumbs up on a great aftornoon at Bontley. s E S S ? & L t b”“ ns ~ •* riSrsj S S ^ srara •hu7 the « ".* service held in he new auditorium on Dee. 26, 1920 was on h Th.™ n hP‘,K e and 1 P ,acled f» »" the book. ? , p J^t‘S n?cen*,y found, gave us urthcr information on the church and I will give you some items you might find interesttin! p " i Prr! n“ nR lht'm |U,,, ah *hey ‘M’l^-'rvd in ' Temple Lecture Course Each year there is a lecture course pul on at the Baptist Temple. This part of the work of the church has proven not only successful but also inspirational to the many attendants. This year, 1921, will bring the following: Dr. Russell H. Conwell. The greatest lectur­ er in the world. Dr. Stephen Wise, the most renowned Jewish Rabbi in America. Dr. Clifford Anderson Owens, eloquent and forceful preacher and lecturer. I Ion. Ralph Parlette, on “The University of Hard Knocks.” Dr. Lincoln McConnell on “The Guy who Delivers the Goods." Dr. J. Ranklin Rey, "Missionary to Japan." M iss Sara Mardre, Noted Musician The First Baptist Church is to be congratu­ lated on being able to secure Miss Sara Mardre of Atlanta as the pipe organist for the Temple. For some time she has been the accompanist for Mr. Charlie Butler who was with Billy Sunday. She gives up this work to come to Sanford where she will teach piano and pipe organ and play the organ on Sundays for the Church. Prior to this she was a teacher in Cox College and did pipe oigan work with the AManta Conservatory of Music. For three summers she was the accompanist for Miss Lucy Adams at the University of Tennessee. Already the enrollment of students for both piano and pipe organ is encouraging. Those desiring lessons from this talented teacher will do well to enroll at an early date. She comes to Sanford January 1st. The Pulpit Furniture Tire beautiful set of pulpit and communion furniture has been presented to the Church by the friends and relatives of George and Philo Fox. The set is composed of nine pieces and has been specially built. It will bear a memori­ al nameplate. A delay in shipping will neces­ sitate the opening of the Church without this set. It will arrive about January 1st. The Pews and carpets The pews of the new auditorium are well built and beautifully made. The arrangement is such that a person may see and hear as well in one part of the house as tire other. The Ladies k i d of which Mrs. A.M. Walker is the president bought the pews. The carpet is of tlie shade of brown that harmonizes with the woodwork of the interi­ or which is dark oak. The carpet was bought through Kohn Futchgott of Jacksonville. CORRECTION , , . In my Sept. 11 column, the cost for tlu? three volumes of the Times union books containing Sanford information was incorrect. The cor­ rect cost is $42.80, including tax. Each of the other books are $26.75 and a set of all four books, six volumes, is $123.05. Contact the Museum of Seminole CountyHistory for ordering information 407-6652489. N Stetson’s Corner I-.. G eneva reaches out l-ast week I talked about prayer, reflection, and action, and I'm happy to report there is much action in Geneva, especially from the church community. This is not a com­ plete list, but one that inspires ............................. us to be involved and lend our hands to others. If you ha ven' t heard,there is a new Karen Phillips •••••••• C ath olic p a r i s h recently formed in Oviedo and not so far f r o m Geneva, which will serve the growing East Seminole County area Most Precious Blood Catholic Church, shep­ herded by Reverend Stephen I’arkes, is currently meeting on Sunday mornings in tire auditorium of Oviedo High School. Starting the weekend of October 15th weekend masses will lx* held at the Lawton Chiles Middle School, including a Saturdayevening vigil as well as the Sunday morning services. Masses in Spanish are held at noon on Sunday. Wednesdaymorning Masses are held at tire Baldwin Fairchild Funeral I iome on Mitchell I lammock. ■war the new parish office. For more information about the new parish check out their website www.oviedocatholic.org or call the parish office at 407-365-3231. This parish family is col­ lecting donations for Hurricane Katrina through Catholic Charities, and can be contacted through www.orlandodiocese.org or calling 407-658-1818 and specify ing Storms 2005. We understand that Father Stephen is joining forces with Pastor Joanine Spangenberg of the United Methodist Church of Geneva, to hold a Blessing of the Animals or Pet Blessing on October 4 th, St. Francis Day. Any manageable pet, caged, in halter or har­ ness, or on leash is welcome to come to Fort Lane Park to be blessed. (Remember this is the blessing of pets, not chas­ ing of pots!). Horses, mules, guinea pigs, cats, dogs, birds, etc are welcome. As we have watched Hurricane Katrina evacuees ache for their lost or missing pets, we hold our own even tighter with love and appreciation. Pastor Jcaninc is a busyleader of Geneva's United Methodist Church and has new and ongoing activities for the community and beyond. Every Wednesdayevening from 5pm to 6:30pm anyone can stop by for a deli­ cious dinner at the Methodist Church. $4 adults, $3 seniors, and $2 children will secure you a fantastic home cooked meal, lots of genuine fellow­ ship, and even musical enter­ tainment by- Mary Jo and Mai Martin playing the dulcimer and harmonica. Pastor Joanine plays a mean auto­ harp as well! Her church is also collect­ ing for I lurricane Katrina vic­ tims, and has adopted a church in Gulfport, Mississippi. If you would like to contribute you can drop off donations at the side porch of the church. They are in need of non perishable food, blan­ kets, diapers(bolh kids and adult), water, and linens-no clothes at this time. Halloween is coming, and one of our favorite upcoming events will be United Methodist's Pumpkin Patch, which will lx* from October 15th thru October 31rst. You may have noticed the sign outside the old Baptist Church for Iglcsia de Dios Pentecostal. Pastor Hugo Garcia Services holds sen-ices there in Spanish on Saturday and Sunday evenings at 7 pm. If you have any ques­ tions, call him at 321-239­ 0681. First Baptist Church of Geneva is quite a busy- con­ gregation as well Every month their senior group. Tlx* Evergreens, hold a lunch­ eon, open to the public. Just bring a covered side dish or dessert, the church provides the main dish. The dales for the fall are September 30, October 28, November 18, and December 6, so please join them and meet your neighbors. Sunday October 2nd is Community Servants' Day at the Baptist Church and all fire, police, forestry, sheriff, etc personnel are invited to attend the 10:15 church serv­ ice and slay for lunch after­ wards, provided by the church family. If you would like to donate to the Hurricane Relief fund, please send a check marked "Disaster Relief" to the church and it will help the relief efforts already under way in the Gulf area. Families will lx* glad to know the Baptist Church will hold a Fall Festival on Monday, October 31rst as an alternative for kids from 6:30 - 8 pm. Games, puppets, prizes, refreshments, vocal performances and more will entertain families and kids, preschool thru 6th grade, so mark your calendars. Any questions, contact Sharon at First Baptist 407-349-5411. Last, nut most certainly not least, I'd like to thank the Geneva Homemakers’ Association for their kind hospitality as I attended their monthly meeting last week. What a lively and involved group of ladies, who are amazingly busy in projects big and small. The group meets the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 10 am at the Geneva Community Center. They just celebrated their 70lh year in the Village of Geneva! The Geneva Homemakers are donating $200 to the Salvation Army's Hurricane relief. Also mark your calendars, October 8th is the date for Geneva Homemaker's Garage Sale at the Community Center. For more info call Robin at 407­ 349-0040. I low wonderful to see that Fall 2005 will be a busy and blessed season. VVr need you to tell us what you know th.it is yixxf about Geneva! Please share your information, ideas and com­ ments by calling 407-221-7002, via e-mail at kareiim iihilliiistfbellsoulh.net, tplease pul "Stetson's Corner* hi the subject line), or with a fax to 407-349-2MI Thanks! S KUy', bro,hl’r' husband, father and classm ate S a to r .l.C ' 17 * f " » » w ! o X b u tte ! w ‘ r W ,, « indeed indeed " ,irem en‘ dinner celeKendr n y- Sco,tsurprised that who the evening s celebration was in hi honor and hosted by his family. M istress Qf Cerem onies for the ............................. occasion was his baby sister Edna ScottHunter, who dis­ played her many tal­ ents and great love for her favorite brother. Dawn Stallw orth extended the welcome and the occasion for over 50 family mem­ bers and guests in Marva attendance. Hawkins The great surprise of • • • • • • • « the evening was the son of Mr. Scott, Carlton Scott, who was a surprise arrival from Canada, to help make his d ad 's evening com plete. fib .h .°n * T u* fa ,‘,er ‘'as been his light director through life, his co-pilot, fits ground crew and he thanked his dad for the lessons of life he has taught him. A very passionate prayer was given by Elder Eva Scotl-Phillips. The A llen's Angels of praise present£d, “ P™iM? dance. Kenya, Kayla and Karen Moore danced to the spiritual ViVV"HVV'<1 Co,m * into Your PresenceV r SI,o rm '* O ver Now ". H e l l o . r i l l s Is c;„ d ", a reading, was given by Eartha Scott-joseph. Bishop Karl Scott-Redmond gave the blessing of the delicious dinner served and enjoyed by all. A tribute to her "H ero" was pan­ tomimed by Edna Scott-Hunter. Tributes for a dad and granddad were given by daughter Teran Gaines and children, who composed words of love for a great daddy. Kenya Moore presented her praise dance, "We Must Praise". Augusta Brown, Jr., an old fishing pal of the honoree entertained the audi­ ence with "Bound for the Cloryland" with the sounds from his harmonica being a choo choo train. This was a great lead-in to various words of love, encouragement, congrat­ ulations and thank yous to the honoree. Words came from sisters Edna, Eva, Thelma, Eartha, brothers (Sonny Willie) Karl, Berbino Lahens, Jr., Dr. Willie Sherman, Evangelist Frances Oliver, former teacher Earl E. Minott. Each of these shared their old memories of an awesome good-looking guy. Highlighting the grand occasion was recognition of this guy, who, for 32 years, has worked for CSX Railroad Co. where, for over 30 years, he was one of the first Black engineers for CSX. Now retired, Scott says he plans to travel with his lovely wife Ruth Ann and enjoy visiting many historical cities. Alton Jenkins, the CSX First Black manager, presented Scott with a plaque and a gold watch for his dedicated 32 years of service to CSX Railroad Company. After this surprise recogni­ tion, Scott's lovely wife presented tier husband, and he was accepted with plenty of love and a standing ovation by the audience. Kardell V. Scott, the guest of honor, expressed his appreciation, thanks and love fur the surprise of his lifetime. His family is a great part of his life and he says he is devoted to them and his love will continue to grow, expressing his thanks for all who shared this joyous occasion with him and his family. Music sounds by Kenneth Moore and catering by Culbreth. 4 Good Sam aritan Home’s "Reaching Out to O thers" joined the charity for charities organization in the celebration of the 3rd annual 911 for charities. This event was held Sunday, Sept. 11, at the Orange County Convention Center. Non profits are supporting from the charily for charities by assisting local charities in raising funds through awareness, cooperation and unity. This organization promotes harmony, net- See Hawkins, Page 8A 1 �Tin: I I i .raij) Page HA Sunday. SoplrmbiT 2T». 2005 Their mission is to "p ro­ vide for the less fortunate, regardless of race, national origin, age or ability to pay for the prim ary needs of food, shelter, supervisory care and com panionship in a hom e-like environm ent in accordance w ith gov ern­ ment regulations. Q ualified residents are w elcom e via referrals or walk-ins. A 5 0 1 0 3 organiza­ H aw k in s-----------Continued from P ife 1A working, collaboration and leadership in Central Florida. Live entertainm ent em anated from the mai n stage including San fo rd 's own Expressly You School o f the Arts, wno performed for an audience of over 100, under the direction of Myra Nathan and Cheryl Moore. Having received a stand­ ing ovation, the young peo­ ple gave a great perform ­ ance. The C entral F lorid a's non-profit collaboration bank has a membership list exceeding 50 agencies in 2006. All agencies benefit when partnering with one another on grants and fundraisers throughout the year which increases cu r­ rent and future exposure for the non-profit as well as enjoying food, fun, live auc­ tions, grand prize g ive­ aw ays. Thi s sem i-form al gala included business, casual and cocktail attire. The affair also held a silent auction. With well over thousands enjoying the gala, all profit­ ed from the evening. Special thanks to Sanford Mayor Linda Kuhn and to all who purchased tickets, donated articles for the silent and live auctions, and to the volu nteers who manned the booths. The Good Sam aritan Home of Sanford is "A n A ssisted Living F acility ", founded in 1948, "Reaching Out to O thers." 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Wed srtcom 76 Oklen days 44 Basin 78 They run when accessory they break 45 Some whistle 79 Bank regdatmg dowers 46 SkyM courts org 48 Have _ j Imbibe 60 Shrinking inland sea 52 Doutte dealer 81 FSmmaker 53 Corny pke WedmuSer 54 Heckled 64 Croats 55 F4o4 overly rwttftbot MiSatng. usually 87 Name on Xw 56 Guanacokn range 58 Intertwrw 68 Silk Road 59 Mother of traveler Dionysus 91 NapaValey 61 Keep tor figure oneself, n a 92 Tadi measure way g o o d s a m a ri ta n W C F L .r r .c o m O pen H ou se, Tuesday, Sept. 27, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m . at the Sem inole County S h e riff's O ffice Youth Services Prevention and Enforcem ent Center, 1151 E. 28th Street (Sanford Airport). Come tour the new juve­ nile facility and meet staff m em bers. For inform ation call Pat Chandler at 407-708­ 7643. H appy birth d ay to C onstance A nderson, Ar t hur M ac Scott, Helen Smith and Mylea Anderson. NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX INCREASE Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle TU EP V 4Q COOL* By ARLAN AND UN O A BUSHMAN ACROSS t Tnl hnl apoflsr S Declare 11 Request IS HanJyaNet m il 19 Pretfcamenl 20 Ea0 «. atbrnot 21 Fim name Xi Mar muac 22 R u m M wUo pWywd T V I Fskc*y 23 Creiwr cohort 24 Qymgnxg) aovBsa 27 D rw n g -d jw n 29 CEO. tor on* 30 W M r quaffs 31 John of song 32 Pruvkio NmoWjf, as Muzak 36 Daalny 39 T i M r y M tion. Contact 407-322-3321. The facility is located at t704 West 9th Street, F.O. Box 845, Sanford, 32772-085. 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Actual property tax le v y ........... $142,092,278 91 Spaoe-eavmg This year’s proposed tax levy . . .$160,325,840 92 S3 58 57 90 M i nput Aflnapoba Iroaft Nooonttanta bbna, acroes me Pyrenees 60 *OMetmtnot All concerned citizens are Invited to attend a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on 62 Florence 63 Tlmeatme M ctdei e t T V * "Kata A __• ee nePbergeel ee Per** down 71 Dh U o Canyon om*A 77 Browradigray 79 Raptor mener 42 Spearheaded 63 Get* mxnced 66 LfcaPhoanu. MaA-ssa moat Tuesday, September 27, 2005 7 :0 0 P.M . at County Services Building County Commission Chamber, Room #1028 1101 E. First Street Sanford, Florida 32771 emm 66 Qugowdar oomponent ae 8tuied.w«n -wer” ■9 Raley segment 90 H otncf'Th e Fe*owdep ot m e lta V 91 S »4 te sutyud K Moon vehde A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax increase and the budget will be made at this hearing. 09/25705 iwordedltorOtol.com GUOS Tribune M ntU Sen lea, Inr. See crossword puzzle solutions on Pope 4A B U D G E T SUMMARY SEM INOLE C O U N TY - FISCAL YEAR 2005/06 T H E P R O P O S E D O P E R A T IN G B U D G E T E X P E N D IT U R E S O F S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y B O A R D O F C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R S A R E 1% G R E A T E R THAN L A S T Y E A R 'S T O T A L O P E R A T IN G E X P E N D IT U R E S . Mlllagc per S I.000 General County LnvScm itivc lands Trails Development Unincorporated Koadi f itc/Rc k u c 4.9989 0.0770 0.1271 0.1220 2.6114 (V o lrd l><IK 1 <\ olrd Debt) IM S T U ) (N IS T U ) GENERAL FUND T R A N S P O R T A T IO N H IN D S E IR E FUND E&I1MAILD K L Y i S m . Tu n Mlllagc per 51.000 Ad Valorem Tascs 4.9089 Ad Valorem Taxes 0.0770 (lu te d Debt) Ad Valorem Taxes 0.1271 (Y o lr d D c b l) Ad Valorem Taxes O.I22X ( M S I l 1 Ad Valorem Taxes 2.6114 (M S 1 U ) Sales and Use Tascs Utility Tates Licenses and Pcmiiti Intergovernmental Revenue Charges fur Servkcs Fines and Forfeitures Miscellaneous Kcscnucs Other Financing Sources % . * 17,1X5,000 13,941,000 4.107.200 44.446.9(8) 5 5 Culture $l Recreation Debt Soviet T O T A 1 . A P P R O P H IA 1 E D E X P E N D IT U R E S Treutlen Out End mg Fund lit U ik c I0.4K9.N73 1,816.400 9,Vk 1,116 5.490.000 70,000 2.100,000 V.944.UU) • 425.000 65.000 204.272.6X9 64.7X5.000 40,045,000 4.665.110 9,755,000 2S.IUI.7X I 9,514.499 lll.2 6 l.5 0 X 5,500,000 5,501.074 5X4.510 242.131.470 1X5.561.007 65.HI6.I92 91.999.0H4 10.211,461 I.70X.09I 5 5.476.474 7.X72.266 11 ,H99,X6S 1.HHX.14X 2.502.000 2UO.H71.7Hl 112.716.120 242,111.470 • 19,956,2X7 $ 10.752.694 U I6 .0 0 0 17.IX5.OUO 50.500.000 11.941.000 4.107.200 51.779.20X 65,157.471 1.116,400 4X.2S2.547 5.555.000 3 50.667.600 2.975.000 I2.X79.X15 « 12.047.196 2,975.000 61.547.415 20.1X4.704 400.674.91x 916.947 X.1X0.XQ5 25.709.520 I97.57X.165 29.702,456 621.962.X21 6X9,191 7X.4I9.756 1)6,705.654 5.261.776 S 3 X.21X.776 S.101.60X 1X.4X 1.9X5 $ t 102.029.420 6.6I0.75X 3 2,750,21) 11.101,121 46.710,210 70.076.794 I(» .» I2 .2 II I I .570.976 7,172,266 6.094.502 1.146.1X4 71.6X0.501 \ 1X5.561,007 99.900 I0.1O4.MI0 1V.956.2X7 156.444 5.412.269 3 45,545.000 5.501.60X 447.894 i 10,752,694 11,999,765 25.000.9X6 X.I04.11X I0.1O4.X0O 61.445.106 2.915.I6X 3 114.000.000 1.760.629 2.904.4X1 * * 4.062.10X I.X75.000 2,010.000 I0X .204.120 24.406.692 16.850.995 3 3 45.545.000 1 • 2.400.000 5.200,(88) 25.000 J • * 48,100.(88) beginning I unJ IU U ik c T O T A L A P P R O P R IA T E D E X P E N II II U H L S A N D O T H E R US ES 3 TO TA L PROPOSED BUDGET GOVERNM ENT FUNDS 1.516,000 Treat f a In General Government Public Safety Physical Lmuuruncui Transportation Economic Lmifuanicnt Human Sen wet S O TH ER P R O P R IE T A R Y FUNDS 1.760.629 2.904.4X1 T O T A L L S I IN) A T C D K>. Y t M 'I . S T O T A L E S T IM A T E D R E V E N U E S AND O TH E R SOURCES II4.000.U00 C A P IT A L P R O JE C T FUNDS D E B T S E R V IC E FUNDS X.21X.776 45I.55X.40I 25.709.520 146.694 X95 40.5X4.114 l 102,029.420 T H E T E N T A T I 3 E , A D O P T E D . A N D / O R I I N A I . HI IM .F I S A R T O N F IL E IN I I I E O F T IC E O F T H E A B O V E M E N T IO N E D T A X I N G A U T H O R I T Y A S A P U B L IC R E C O R D / 20.91X.J04 * . 29,702.456 { 621.962.X2) �Page IB Sunday September 25, 2005 theBiGS Weekly stats for 8emlnole County's Ma|or League Baseball player* Oviedo High School's M ark f jtf r B ellhorn New York Yankees 296 62 • 42 6 30 .210 Has not played since September 13, but Yankees have taken AL East lead. Seminole High School's David E ckstein gi * fl St. Louis Cardinals 600 174 64 8 58 .290 • Has hit .333 (10-for-30) with a home run during 7-same hit­ ting streak, and has nits in 24 of nis past 26 games while hitting 387 (41-lor-106). HU 68 hits since Aug. 1 arc the most in the Majors. Oviedo upsets unbeaten Winter Park Seminole gets first win of season in overtime Quarterback Tyler Crockett ran for a pair of touchdowns in his first action in the regular season as host Oviedo over­ came an early deficit to upset previous­ ly unbeaten Winter Park, 21-14, at John Courier Field on Friday. Crockett who had not played since being injured in the preseason, was 8for-15 for 91 yards passing and scored the go-aheatf score on a 12-yard run in the second quarter and added the clinching score in the fourth quarter as the Lions improved to 4-1. The Wildcats (4-1) scored on pass on the second play of the game, but Oviedo tied the game on a 59-yard punt return by Charlie Koepscll, setting the stage for Crockett. Sophomore Garrett Wilkins led the Lions with 120 yards rushing and the Oviedo defense was stifling. Winter Park's other score came on a fumble in the end zone. Seminole had to go to overtime for the second straight week, losing to Oviedo last Friday at home, but the results were in the Tribe's favor this time as they edged Lake Howell, 21-14, at Richard L. Evans Field. In other games, The Master's Academy lost to Florida School for the Deaf, 14-8, on Thursday; Lake Brantley got back in the win column with a 34-7 thumping of Centennial; Pine Castle Christian defeated Trinity Prep, 24-15; and Temple Christian ended Orangewood Christian's one-game winning streak, 35-20. Winter Springs rallies Bears overcome Lyman’s big lead By Tony DeSormier Special to the Herald D anny G raves t 1 10 IB 18 8.83 • Finished 0-1 with an 18.00 ERA in 5 games at Norfolk. Lrt»Bran«»yHgh8choolli F elipe L opez ^ H A Cincinnati Reds tlw aM Show * W 644 155 88 20 73 .205 • Had a 5-for-5 game against Pirates and is 24-79 (.304) with 8 runs, 7 RBI in Sept. Sanford Middle School’s Corey P a t t e r so n I Chicago Cubs 421 93 47 13 31 .221 • 5-for-ll (.455) in three games before going 0-for-4 on Thursday. Lake BranMey High SchooTe J ason V aritek WINTER SPRINGS — According io Coach Steve Katz, hU Winter Springs Bears had to have Friday night's 20-17 comc-frombehind win over the vUiting Lyman Greyhounds. “It’s a matter of them hav­ ing beaten us the last two years," said Katz while receiving passionate congrat­ ulations from family, friends, players, and Winter Springs staff. 'W e needed to come out and beat a great football learn. And Lyman U a great football team. We needed to tough out a win like thU to help us ir best football U H | Winter Springs struck first Friday, converting a Lyman fumble into a touchdown at 6:53 of the first quarter when Matt McKinnon found Lars Anderson with a 4-yard pass. The rest of the half, howev­ er, belonged to the Greyhounds as they rolled off 17 consecutive points. After Jeremy Drayton tied the score with an 8-yani run, Nick Basqulli-White gave Lyman the lead with a 37-yard field goal early In the second quar­ ter. TWo plays later, Lyman had the ball back via a Bears fum­ ble. It took three snaps for the Greyhounds to convert the chance into points, David Muniz scoring on an 8-yard run. After stressing lo his team at halftime that they needed WWW* Sophomore Taylor Salem (above) came off the bench to throw for 110 yards and two touchdowns over the final 16:35, including the game-winning pass to Lara Anderson (right), who caught two scor­ ing tosses on the night, with 31-seconds left, giving host Winter Springs a come-from-behlnd, 20-17, victory over Lyman. to eliminate mistakes if they were going to come back to beat Lyman, Katz saw his team commit a pair of penal­ ties on its first possession before fumbling the ball away. The Bears got the ball back two plays later, however, and sophomore Taylor Salem (the son of University of Central Florida offensive coordinator Tim Salem) came in at quar­ terback. Over the game's final 16:35, Salem completed four of six passes for 110 yards and a pair of touchdowns as he directed the Bears to the win. Salem and Ashuwa Richardson hooked up on a 62-yard touchdown pass play in the third quarter to slice the defidt to three polnU. With 31 seconds left In the game, Salem found Anderson with a 4-yard past for the game-winning scone. 'I am so proud of our kids for hanging in there and over­ coming our mistakes," said Katz. "We've had to replace 11 starters on defense and seven on offense. To come out and win three of our first five U a great testament to these By Dean Smith Herald Staff 441 126 68 21 88 -286 •4-for-5 Tuesday at Tampa to break 4-for-39 (.103) slump since early September. LAKE MARY — Not lo take anything away from the teams that Lake Mary had played earlier this season, but the Rams got a first-hand look at what a football powerhouse looks like on Friday. Undefeated St. Augustine High School was nearly flawleu, especially on offense, and displayed amazing team speed in roughing up Lake Mary, 48­ 21, in the Rams' Homecoming Game at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. Lake Mary did do something that no one else has been able to do this season, score more Lake Bran R ickie W eeks 81 60 13 40 .244 • Was 3-for-3 against Cubs Tuesday and Is 14-for-57 (.246) in September. In The Minor’s Tim Raines Jr. is batting 254 for AAA-Ottawa. Chaz Lytle U batting 217 for AA-AIUx>na. Kyle Bono is 1-0 with a 7.04 ERAforA-Lancaster. __ Kevin Melillo is batting 282 after move to AA-Midland. Matt Allegra has raised aver­ age to .258 at A-Stockton.__ Larry Grayson is hitting 278 for Class A-Bakersfield. Kevin Harris is batting .300 for A-Lynchburg Jon Venters is 8-6 with 3 saves and a 3.93 ERA for A-Rome. John-Michael Howell is bat­ ting .363 for A-Vermont. Drew Butera is up to 217 for Clau A-Brouklyn Cyclones. "We had a huge win last week. But we've got to leam how to come back the next week, play well, and win again." Both teams will be faring district opponents on Thursday night next week due to Seminole County's fall break. Winter Springs (3-2. 34) in the Seminole Athletic Conference) travels to Altamonte Springs to face Lake Brantley in a 6A-Distrirt 2 clash while Lyman (2 -2, 2-2 SAC) heads to Lake Howell for a 5A-District 3 game. Both games will begin at 7 p.m. Yellow Jackets sting Lake Boston Red Sox 332 kids." Lyman coach Bill Caughell knew exactly how Katz felt last week when his Greyhounds defeated Lake Brantley for the first time in over 20 years. While letting the lead get away against Winter Springs . was ______ frustrating, Caughell said it couldn't have come at a better time. "From a scheduling stand­ point * lesson like tills was right on time," said Caughell. "It will help us focus on what we need to do to Improve and be successful going into a dis­ trict week and a short week. mots courtuy oTAn* Booms, Magtc MsmoOss. Inc. Kashif Vallot (taking handoff from quarterback Sean Connolly) had a big night with almost 150 yard* rushing and three touchdowns, but It wasn't enough as host Lake Mary was whipped by unbeaten St. Augustine, 48-21. at Don T. Reynolds Stadium Friday night. than once against the Yellow Jackets defense. Kashlf Vallot had an out­ standing game for the Rams, tying the game at 7-7 on a 53yard gallop midway through the first quarter and finishing with at least 144 yards on 15 carries and scoring three touchdowns. The star senior also scored on runs of five and three yards. He also showed a tenacity and determination during runs that he has not always shown, breaking tackles and getting most of nis yards after initial contact. St. Augustine had opened the season with three straight shut outs, four counting the Kickoff Classic, including a 20­ 0 victory over Oviedo two weeks ago, before finally giv­ ing up six points in a 48-6 vic­ tory last week. The Yellow Jackets are now 5-0 and have lost only once in the past two seasons, to The Bolles School in last year's Class 3A State Semifinals, and are ranked No. 3 in the Class 3A State Poll. All told they have outscored their foes, 170­ 27. But despite Vallofs impres­ sive efforts, the Lake Mary defense could do nothing with the visitors' offense. St. Augustine scored on •even o f its nine possessions and never punted or turned the ball over. The only times the Yellow Jackets didn't score was when they had the ball with leu than a minute to go in each half. The visitors went ahead to stay with 322 left in the first quarter on a 23-yard pass from Quinterrance Cooper to Jacquez Rickerson and the rout was on. Brandon James scored twice in the second quarter for St. Augustine on runs of 10 and 76 yards lo make the score 28-7 at half. James then scored on a 71yard run on the third play of the third quarter and complet­ ed the scoring on a 34-yard run by Kevia Streeter and a 24-yard run by Cooper. Placekicker Caleb Sturgis, who put all eight of his kick­ offs deep into the end zone, nailed seven of eight extra points, only missing when a high snap resulted in a block. Lake Mary falls to 2-3 on the season and will host Seminole in a big Class 6A-District 2 game next Thursday at Reynolds Stadium starting at 7 p.m. The Fighting Seminole* their first win on Friday, 14 in overtime over Lake Howell and both schools need this game desperately if they want to stay in the hunt for shot at the postseason E �I'iiRe 2 B Briefs PRETTY TRUCKS Tonight (Saturday) at New Smyrna Speedway, the Pro Trucks /Quick Kids (racing (or DOUBLE POINTS), Ope" Wheel Modified*, Sportsman, Super Stock, Mini Stock and Strictly Stock headline the program. PLUS for the very first time, a PRETTY TRUCK CONTEST. Who has the prettiest truck at New Smyrna Speedway?? Come out and see. The Late ModeLs will also be running. Double points for the Late Model division have been moved to October 10 and October 29. The pit gate will open at 4 p.m. with racing action beginning at 7 JO p.m. General admission will be $10 for adults, $5 for students and seniors, and free for children 11 and under. The Goodyear Challenge Late Models return for their last appearance in the 2005 season at Columbia Motorsports Park tonight (Saturday). With the Goodyear Challenge Late Model 100 the Street Slocks, Pure Stocks and Hornets are on the program. The Pit Gate will open at 2 p.m. with a practice just for the Goodyear Challenge Late Model drivers alone from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. with division practice to follow. Qualifying for the Goodyear Challenge Late Model 100 will be at 6 JO p.m. Racing starts at 7 J 0 p.m. General Admission is $15 for adults, students and seniors $10, children 11 and under FREE. For more information, please call 386-427-4129, or visit the website at www.fascar.org. TCSC GOLF The Sharing Center of Longwood, an part of The Christian Sharing Center, Inc., will be holding its annual C*olf Scramble on Monday. Ortober 3rd, at f t * Country Club at llr a t lim w . Registration is at 7 J 0 am . with a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. This year's scramble honors the memories of Don Nolt. who initiated the event in 2001, and Bill Ray, whose Nissan dealer­ ship is a major sponsor. Both passed away last year. New this year is the 'BBQ Lunch and Super Ticket” that is included in the entry fee. Also includ­ ed is a Continental break­ fast, a door prize ticket, and greens and cart fees. Awards will go to the first, second and third place teams, closest to the pin. and longest drive. Also, if you make a hole-in-one you will win a Nissan 350Z donated by Bill Ray Nissan, there are also three more hole-inone prizes valued at up to $500, plus, if you sink a 50-foot putt, you win $5,000. The cost to enter is $125 per individual. Corporate sponsorships are also available by call­ ing Bob Kohl at 407-333­ 4384. For more information, call The Sharing Center at 407-260-9155 or visit on the web at www.christiansharing.org. AJAX AMERICA DEVELOPMENTAL SOCCER CLINIC FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENTS Ajax America is offering a special developmental soccer dinic for all resi­ dents of Seminole County. Ajax's Developmental Training Camp enhances individual development by building on two basic fundamental skills: pass­ ing and receiving. At both locations, players train with the elite soccer coaches and professionals from Orlando-based Ajax America. This camp is designed to develop players mentally, physically, and culturally in the famed and success­ ful Dutch style of play. The curriculum indudes small sided games, team tactics, maximizing scor­ ing potential having fun See Briefs, Page IB \ Tin; IIikmji Sunday, SrplcmlKT 2T>. 2005 SAC boys dom inate P a trio t Invitational Lake Brantley girls swimmers give Bolles a run for title By Dean 8 mlth Herald Stall It was a banner day for the Seminole Athletic Conference last Saturday y «as Lake Brantley hosted one of the biggest prep swimming meets so far this season at the Lake Brantley Aquatics Center. The results were especially good for the boys' teams as the SAC claimed five of the top six finishing positions, paced by champion Oviedo and the runner-up host Patriots. Winter Park broke up the monopoly with a third place finish, but the next three were county teams in Seminole, Lake Mary and Lyman. Winter Springs finished 13tn in the 20 team field. On the girls' side, perennial state power The Bodes School out of Jacksonville won the title with 326 points, but host Lake Brantley made a good showing, finishing second with 254 points, ahead of another state power in Rivervlew, which scored 189 points. Winter Springs (10th), Lake Mary (13th), Oviedo (14th) and Seminole (20th) rounded out the local finishers. The swimming season seems to be hit­ ting full stride with several schools meeting in dual and tri-meets as they gear up for the postseason starting next month. The Oviedo boys had tuned up for the Patriots Invite by defeating both Lake Howell 155-52. and Lyman, 160-123, in a tri-meet while the Seminole boys had eased past Hagerty, 92-19, and Lake Mary outscored East Ridge, 98-77. The girls' teams had also tuned up with Oviedo whipping Lake Howell, 209-68, Seminole almost doubling up Hagerty, 82-47, and Lake Mary rolling over East Ridge, 112-68. The action slowed down a little this week as the only meet so far had the Winter Springs boys topping Hagerty, 75-19, and the Bears girls waltzed past the Huskies, 145-41. PATRIOT INVITATIONAL •t l i t r Branllry Aquatic Crn trr BOYS T E A M _ I. Oviedo. 233; 1 Lake Brantley. JIB; 3. Winter Tark. 20*. 4. Semtnnle, 11123; 3. Lake Mary. I l l ; 6- Lyman. 142; 7. Cypreea Creek. 127; 8 (tie) Olympia and Oalnetville, 117; 10 Rlvervtrw. KM; II. Sarnota Christian *4 5. 12. Spruce Clerk. *1. 13 Winter Springs 8*. 14. Lake Highland Prep, ML IS. Buhnp Moure. M ; IS Ea*t Ridge, 49; 17. O k t o U . 48; 18 D r Phillips, 46; I* Freedom. 34; 2D Satellite. 325 IN D IV ID U A L RESULTS 200 Indteidual Medley Relay. Seminole. 1 41 46. 200 Tree: (tie) O'Malley. Seminole, and Austin Drtra. Sarasota Christian 14385 200 Indteidual M edley Norton Spruce Creek. 15478 30 Free: Ingvuldstad. Oviedo, 21.12. 100 Butterfly Forbes. Lym an 30 72. 100 Free: Ingvuldstad. Oviedo, 46 *6. 300 Free Drtra. Sarasota Christian 456 48. 200 Free Relay: Wtntrr Park. 178.71 100 Back: Hughes. Winter Park. 3352. G IR L S T E A M . I. The Bolles School 326; 2. Lake Brantley. 258 3 Rjvervtew. IB*. 4. Gainesville. 184; 3 Lake Highland Prrp, 177; 6 Olympia. 143; 7. Winter Park. 13*. 8 Circle Christian 133; 9. Cypres* Creek. 125. 10. (tie) Dr. Phillip* and Winter Spring*. 61; 12. Backet 38. 13. U k e Mary. 36. 14. Oviedo, 35. 13. Sarasota Christian 47; 16. Oacrola 46; 17. Satellite. 33.18 Spruce Creek, 32.1*. Lakewood Ranch 2*5; 20. Semincd*. 26; 21. Boone. 23. IN D IV ID U A L R ESULTS 200 Individual Medley Relay Lake Brantley. 15134 200 Flee: Grams. Circle Christian 15433. 200 Individual Medley: Showaltet Rivervlew. 20658 30 Free: CaarUa. Cypres* Creek, 2407. too Butterfly Kaley. lake Brantley. 3817. 100 Free: Bateman U k e Brantley, 3183. 300 Free: Showaltet Rivervlew, 450 07. 200 Free Relay Gainraville. 1:413*. 100 Back: Ramiref. Gainesville, 5784. BOYS BEARS 73. H U S K IE S 14 200 Med Relay: Wlntrr Springs. 2 03 *4 200 Free: Bohlken Winter Springs. 2 03.72. 200IM O il. Winter Springs. 230.78 30 Free: Strausbaugh Winter Springs, 27 06 100 Butterfly: Handy. Winter Spring*. 39.63 100 Free-. Strausbaugh Winter Spring*. 1*0. 500 Free: Fait Winter Spring*. 3 4154 200 Free Relay: Winter Springs, 1:43 82. 100 Back: Lui. Winter Springs. 1:12.78. IPO Breast Handy, Winter Springs, 108 47. 100 Free Relay: Winter Springs. 4:1208. GIRLS B1ARS 143. IIUSKIIS 41 200 Med r i t e Winter Spring*. 216 axtrrae M organ Winter Springs. 15*31 21X1 IM Neunen Winter Springs. 234.37. 50 Free Ketlor. Winter Springs. 27 5° 1P0 Fly Oletideieak. Winter Springs I ID 13 l(X) Free Bennett Winter Springs I 08 12. 500 Fne Morgan Winter Springe 553 32. 200 Free ReU) Winter Springe 2 U2 68 100 Back Neunen Winter Springe 1 1J5 . 100 Bread Warner. Winter Sptinge 13150. 400 Free Relay: Winter Springe 416 6*. I IONS 204, SllV I R HAWKS 68 200 medley relay: Oviedo. 208.4 200 free: Rein Oviedo, 138 * 200 IM: rotvm Oviedo. 2 27 5 50 free: Wright. Oviedo. 26 *. Diving Bergonlnt Oviedo 100 fly Michelle. Uke How ell. 105 6 100 fiw Pulido. Oviedo. 10 1 6. 500 free McClellan Oviedo. 3 57 4 200 free relay Oviedo. 1556 100 back: Sesstone Oviedo, 1 18 3 HD breast. Atkinson Oviedo, I 285 400 (ree relay: Oviedo, 4 25 6 L IO N S 133, SILVER H A W K S 32 H O N S 140, G R E Y H O U N D S 123 21X1 medley relay; Oviedo, I 44J . 200 ftee: Forbes, Lym an 151.7. 200 IM: Owen*. Oviedo. 2.04 4 50 free: Marque*. Lym an 23 0 100 fly lngvoldriod, Oviedo, 338 100 free: Marque*. Lym an 52.2. 300 free: Oweru. Oviedo. 4503. 200 flee relay Oviedo. 1535. 100 back: Braw n Oviedo, 101.9. 100 breast Ayala. Oviedo. IO*.*. 400 free relay Oviedo. 3316. riGHTING srMINOLESS2HUSKIES47 F IG H T IN G S E M IN O LE S 92. H U S K IE S 14 200 medley relay Seminole. 15003 200 free: Nathan Krug, Seminole. 2.1672. 2001.M.: Kevin Shio. Seminole. 112 *4. 30 free- Colin O'Malley. Seminole. 2450 100 fly OMalley. Seminole. 10397. 100 ftee: Michael Yuan, Seminole. 4*53 300 free: Nathan Krug, Seminole, 6:18 83. 200 free relay Seminole. 1:4404. too back: Michael Yuan Seminole. 3733. 100 brent: Kevin Shio. Seminole. 1.078*. 400 free relay Seminole. 4 4181. R A M S *8, K N IG H T S 77 20U Medley Relay. U k e Mary, 1.47.18 200 Free: Raisrlik. East Ridge 1:3273. 200 IM : A th lo n U k e Mary. 20853. 30 Free: Dsitrtch East Ridge, 2480. Diving: Smith Eo*t Ridge. 100 F ly KaisrUk. East Ridge. 3750. 100 Free: Finn U k e Mary. 5483. 300 Free: ScegaL U k e Mary. 3:15 99 200 Free Relay: East Ridge, 15338 |(I0 Back: Ronccw. East Ridge. 10362 |ixt Breast Ashton Uke Mary. 107.08. text Fne Relay: Uke Mary. 3 44 2* 200 medley relay: Seminole. 2 0875. 200 free Laurel Counterman Seminole. 2:11.97, 200 I M.: Saiah Shuh Seminole. 233 75 50 lire: Kay lev Cordo. Seminole. 28 61 100 fly: Steffi Decker. Seminole. 1:1035. 100 free Kathrnne RoJngue*. Seminole. 1063*. 300 free: Counterman Seminole. 5 40 *0. 200 free relay: Seminole, 2 03 22. 100 back: Kathrnne Rodrigue*. Seminole. I 10. 100 breast: Cordo. Seminole. 1 17 07. 400 free relay: Srmlnole. 4 16 37. RAMS 112. KNIGHTS 68 200 Medley Relay: U ke Mary. 202 2* 200 Free: Goddin U ke Mary, 21010. 200 IM: Mumlord. East Ridge, 234 5* 50 Free Triseira. Uke Mary. 28 88 Diving: llaskln East Ridge 100 Fly: Henderson Uke Mary. 109.04. 100 Free: Jordan East Ridge. 102 03 500 Free: Schul*. Lake Mary. 5 4* 92. 200 Free Relay: Uke Mary. 1:4* 40. 100 Bach DeVries. East Ridge. 1 0**6 100 Breast: Mumlord. U sl Ridge. 1:1871 400 Free Relay: U ke Mary. 4 (18 61 Ram s win again By Damn Smith Herald Stall For the second straight week­ end the Orangewuod Christian g ir ls ' v a lle y b * lI u -s rn h a s c la im e d ta m apvr ctatnscU a la r t o u r n a m e n t championship.! Coming mlng off a v victory last week In Inc Champions Tournament in Orlando, the Rami (11-1) proved to be the class o f the Trinity Prep Invitational field again as they went undefeated In four matches and lost only one game, during Pool Play, com­ pleting the sweep by edging the host Saints (14-2), 25-22 and 25-17, in the Championship Match. r Orangcwood had reached the final by knocking off Pine Castle Christian, 25-16 and 26­ 24, while Trinity Prep advanced by beating Lake Mary, 26-28, 25-23 and 15-7, and St. Edwards, 25-15 and 25­ 16. It enti<*d up being a good weekend for the county schools in the tournament, as Lake Mary finished third by besting Edgcwater. 25-20 and 25-19, and Lake Howell ended up fifth, losing to Edgewatec 25-16 and 25-17, Before topping East Ridge, 23-25, 28-26 and 15-4. The Saints ran their record to -------------------- — i Kaly McGruder serving 41 points. The big matchup of the week, however, was played on Thursday with Oviedo (13-1) edging past Winter Springs (10­ 5) in four games as the Lions solidified their place atop the C ass 6A-District 2 and Seminole Athletic Conference Conference and Class BA-District 2 play at Winter Sprinos High SchooL° standings. Oviedo won the first game, 25-22, but the Bears bounced back to even the match by win­ ning the second game, 25-20. But the Lions prevailed in Ihe tick-light match, winning the final two games by the scores of 25-19 and 25-23. Chelsea Kauss had 13 kills and Kirsty Blue nine blocks to lead the Oviedo attack, while Shelby Hock had 11 kills and 15 digs and Brianna Barry 20 hills and seven digs fur Winter Springs. The Bears had won their 10th match of the season by defeat­ ing Lake Mary, 25-12, 25-21 and 25-17, with Hock (eight •kills, 14 digs) and Berry (20 kills, four digs) again leading the way. Lake Mary came back to even its record, again, going to 7-7 on Thursday by easing past Lyman (4-9), 25-6, 25-21 and 25-10, with Katie Evans getting six kills and Trad Brenton had 12 assists. Lake Howell (13-4) capped off a 3-0 week by picking up a nice win, as the Silver Hawks ripped Seabreeze (1-8), 25-3, See Volleyball, Page BB Lake Mary girl to compete in National Championship Special to ttw Harald Alessandra Kutz. 10, of Lake Mary is set com­ pete in the seventh annual National Championships of the Mutual o f Omaha Drive, Chip it Putt Junior Challenge presented by The Golf Channel today (Sept. 24). Kutz is one of 84 finalists in four age groups (7-8, 9-10,11-12, and 13-14) who will vie for their respective tides at Eagle Creek Golf d u b in Orlando. Contestant accommodation* will be provided by Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn in Kissimmee. All finalists qualified from more than 35,000 participants in 105 communities across 39 states and Canada. Congratulations to Alessandra for earning the dunce to compete in Mutual of Omaha's Drive. Scoring for the National Championships will be as follows: * Driving: Each competitor will hit two drives measured for distance and accuracy. Scores will consist of the better ball that remains within the set of boundaries. * Chipping: Each competitor will chip three balls onto a green pre-marked with concentric circles. Balls that land in the innermost circles will score the highest points, with bonus points awarded for any chip that goes in the cup. * Putting: Each competitor will puli two balls—one five feet from the hole, the other 15 feet. The objective will be to sink the putts in as few strokes as possible, with a maximum of four putts per ball. An hour-long national championships high- We wish her the best o f luck," said Mutual of Omaha Senior Vice President John Hildenbiddle. at noon on The Golf Channel, Bright House Networks channel 58. i& r *4 ° 9 ' 25' 1 2 ,2 5 '21 and 25’ 17- ,n Seminole Athletic September 30 marks high and low points of Ruth’s career Compiled by Hick Pfalfauf Williams, sports editor of the Scripps-Howard newspa­ pers, that after 15 seasons. If This coming Friday and they didn't think he Saturday, Sept. 30th and Oct. deserved the manager's 1st, were interesting days In position, he would no longer the life of George Herman play for the Yankees. And he "Babe" Ruth. We ll look at didn'tl these events now, and next Ruth, also known as the week. "Bambino" and the 'Sultan It was Sept. 30. 1927 when o f Swat", died of cancer on the Babe, with the New York Aug. 16, 1948 in New York Yankees, hit his 60th home Q ty at the age of 53. He had run of the season off Tom nit 714 home runs in 22 Zachary of the Washington year* In the major league* Senators. Ruth's record for and played in 10 World the most homers in a single Series. season stood for 34 years ■ HU body lay in state at the until Roger Maris hit 61 in main entrance of Yankee 1961. Maris held the record Stadium, where people wait­ for 37 years, until Mark ed in hours to march past McGwire hit 62 home runs the coffin. in a single season in 1998. If you ask folks who Exactly seven years later. remember the Babe, or who Sept. 30th, 1934, the Babe saw several movies made of played his last game with his life, tliey will probably the Yankee* but apparently tell of the time when he U not yet realizing it would be said to have pointed to the his swan song. center field bleachers prior Following that game, to a two and two pitch, then apparently several days hit a homer winning a game la tec he was watching the against the Chicago Cub*. fifth game o f the World Did lie actually point, or Series between St. Louis and was it a story made up by Detroit, when he learned the press? Next week. I'll that he was NOT to be give you the details as I have named Yankees' manager. been able to find out on thu Angry, Ruth told Joe matter. Staff Writer �Tin; IIeruj) Sunday. 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Contact Mylene 407-323-7306 1 8 1 -1 9 7 Real Estate 67-73 71— H ____ /A u to m o tive 231-245 ^ M i s c e l l a n e o u s4 199-229 M e rc h a n d is e R entals I ^ ijy j i c l a s s a n d y M a n NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final judgment at Foredoeure dated Sept- 2. 2005 entarsd to C M Casa No 06-CA-1363-144. of tha O a s t Court of toe U T H Judicial Croat to and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. Sanlord. Florida. I we aaff to tha highest and bast bstdar tor cash at tha East Door at toe SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 301 North Park Avenue to Sanlord. Florida, al 1100 am on tha 4 day of October. 2005 ly u tat torth to said Summary Fsial Judgment, lo-wff: LOT 8. BLOCK 11. H EFTIER HOMES ORLANDO SECTION ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THER EO F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAGES 5 ANO S. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Dated the 6 day ol September. 2005 LUrvinna M ont (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Ctorfc of th« Circuit Court By . Stac*y Hopiunt Deputy C»*1i PuWnh in: Th « Sommol* Herald THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 601 S Unrvervty Owe Suita 500 Plantation. FL 33324 (954)233-6000 05-42069 PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE FIRST INSERTION TO 954­ 233-6555 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. pactona with dfftabtbtiet needing a «peaal accommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRA­ TION. al tha SEMINOLE County Courthouta at 407-665­ 4227. 1 600-955-6771 (TDO) Of 1-600955-8770. via Ftonda Relay Service Publish 2005 September 16. 25. RJ Handy Man Barvicsa Aff Phaieff of Construction Pressure Cleaning. Painting. Haukng 407-323-2841 (Home Phone) 407-314-8871 (Caff Phone) H erald S ervice D irecto ry N EW TECHNIQUE, FULL SERVICE PRESSURE WASHING COMPANY FAMILY OWNED 8 OPERATED SINCE 1183 Freff Estimates Please Call 4 0 7 -4 9 7 -1 1 7 5 TO PLACE AD CALL 407-322-2611 MVlTrsS Sem es utfp Wa Accept All Credit Cerda. Tree Removal, Trimming. Bobcat 8 vc, Firewood. Free Eatimata*. 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I s f . 1 ^ 4 . 1 CLASSIC CUTS LAWN CARE /* -^4 j m 407-323-9400 The H .M la not raaponabr. tor anara to an adraraeemsra • not ce>raaad By tor km h s > affar to tM appaera The newspaper la ns) ruponsds w tow whatooaver tor any oasn maaa By an ad or tor any of toe sanxcaa. pmdueie or opporkawae cAarad By ox aararaaar. we so ml andoraa or prarraw *w punhaaaa ar MM at any pradusL sanrBa. company or rd v o a tow (toaaaaa to adranaa to toe newspwwr. and wa tetanis toe npra to raluaa andwr advaraainp wa aaam inappmpnato or unaosaptoBto By wa company wandato. & Please contact Rich Beeeef, (Activity Director) at (407) 321-7590 i 407 411) 0358 Activity Assistant Pert-time weekend Position Must be energetic and enjoy working with the u R o o f in g Specializing In Rerooflng 6 Repairs 407-322-1921 iktataasKU Magnolia Self-Storage Open 24 Horn Tu b -Wed-Thur Me Lob TripleLoad Drop 0 »«nd Dry CtaenlnQ Services Aleo Amiable 21 8 . Orlando Dr. ( 17-02 • Sov-A-Lot PUio) Sanlord, FL - 407-320-1999 2530 8. Magnolia Avenue. Sanlord, Fl 32773 PH. 407-321-2805 LoceUy Owned end Operated Resident Manager On Site Lowest Rale* A l Units Drive Up Monthly Rentals Air Conditioned Units Available Boat, R.V. and Vahid# Parking 24 Hr.. 7 Day Weekly Access RlC RC UNi OF OF f CO S( Fl 4 �The llf.mi l> I t S * 10"* («07)323 j 330 "01 Mtar Vtan tavan (f) Oaya prior to Vwprocaadkig V ht,flng knparad, (TOO) tooo- " Vt* v DO1-000- *59*770 Via Florida Ralav Samoa* WITNESS my hand and Vw »«W d V*a Court vaa 2 day ol Saptambar. 2005 M O R IEY •MORIEY. I SPOUSE. IE ANY. t L MORIEY. BOARD IfISSlONERS O f UMOLE COUNTY. ■ORIDA HOUSEHOLD (NANCE CORP III. TERRY 0 NiCKElSON. SOURCE REALTY, IN C . AS ATTORNEY IN FACT FOR ROBERT K EllYA N D SUSAN KELLY. STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY AS SUBROGEE OF HARRY M HUYNH. ALL ORANTEES. BENEFICIARIES. UNKNOWN SPOUSES. IF MARRIED. AND IF DEAO, THEIR UNKNOWN HEIRS DEVISEES. LEGATEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNS. LIENORS. SPOUSES. CREDITORS. SUCCESSORS OR TR US TEES CLAIMING UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE REFERENCED PERSONS, ANO ANY AND ALL NATURAL PERSONS OR ENTITIES WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THIS PROPERTY; and THE STATE OF FLORIDADEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. NOTICE OF ACTION TO RICKY L MORLEY AMJA RICKY LEE MORLEY. UNKNOWN SPOUSE. IF ANY. OF RICKY L MORLEY. ALL ORANTEES. BENEFICIARIES. UNKNOWN SPOUSES. IF MARRIED. AND IF DEAD. THEIR UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. LEGATEES, an A N TEES . ASSIGNS. LIENORS. SPOUSES. CREDI­ TORS. SUCCESSORS OR TRUSTEES CLAIMING UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE REFER­ ENCED PERSONS. AND ANY ANO ALL NATURAL PERSONS OR ENTITIES WHO MAY CLAIM AN M TER ES T IN THIS PROPERTY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED mat an action to quid MM on m* Mowing daaenbad property In Samnoto County. Florida, to wk: Lot S. Broca 1 , Moon# Manor 2nd Sad on according to Plat Book it . Paga a* otma Pubkc Racorda of Saminoto County. Fkoda. na< baan Nad agamal you and rou ara required to aarva a copy or your wnttan datanaaa. it any. upon GRACE ANNE GLAVIN. ESQUIRE, 1140 Tuakawtla Road. WtnMr Spring*. FL 3270* on or balora OctoOar 3. 2009. and Ma 0m original with tha Clara of tra Cacuk Coral armor t»*ora aannea upon PlamOfla attomay or anmedtatoty that* alar otharwlaa, a datauk an* ba anwad agaaiat you lor Via ra*at Mmandad m Via Complaint or F*1.1on WITNESS my hand and tha wai ot ttaa Court on tfva 29 day ol Auguat. 2009 UARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH E CIRCUIT COURT Br Akaha Cyrua DEPUTY CLERK Amancana With DoaMbaa Ad or tW 0 Adnumatrativa Ordar No 97-1 a you ara a paraon wah a diaaoMy who naada any accommoOaton In ordar to partiapaM m ir-n procaading you ara anMMd. al no coal to you. to tha pro**a«n ot cartam aaaiatanca Piaaaa contact Court Aonwuairaaon at 301 North Park Annua Suit* N30I. Sanlord. Florida 32771 (407) 969-4227. withai ( 2) working daya ot your 'acapt ol Vaa none*. 4 you ara naanng or voica anpaaad. cal 1 i*00)-*556771. Pjbbah Captampat 4, 11. IS, 29 2009 U014 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.: 09CA-1*4919W US BANK. N A . PlaaiMI. STANFORD MORGAN AMJA STANFORD M SPIRES, ft al. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: RALPH E. NAUMANN VKNOWN SPOUSE OF LLPM E. NAUMANN aaoanca Un known) OU ARE NOTIFIED Vial an Uon lot Foradoaura ol ongaga on tha loaowitng I. RETREAT AT WEIOVA IRDINO TO THE PLAT EOF AS RECORDED IN BOOK IE. PAGE 32. 33 54 OF TH E PUBLIC >M>S OF SEMINOLE (TV. FLORIDA wan Mad agwnw you and a raqund to aarva a copy t wnttan dalanaaa. # any. on Maraha* C. Wataon. raomay lot Plan**, whoaa aa M 1E00 NW 4»TH ET. SUITE 110. F T CROALE. FL 3330* ai (30) daya allar » » anon ol vaa Noaoa m Vw M oubkah in THE CAN­ ) HERALD) and Ma Via al wah vw Clara at * ■ aarwi balora aarvica on *a aeomeyoiMvned Tlm arad agamal you lor 4at damandad m Vw cum­ in aooordancd Amancana wkh ~ wEh _____ ID ocaadmg I Court N .32TTI. Maryanna Moraa AaCMrkolVw Court By Alaha Cyrua Aa Daputy Clark PtARah (Piaaaa pubkan m Tha Sanlord Harald) Pi4*ah. Saptambar I I . n , 2009 U070 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SIM M O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: 04-CA-1T7M4-K CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO, knpakad. cat 1 (800) *59 * 771 Datad Itv* am Saptambar. 2009 day ot CMrk ot tha Cacuk Court By: Mary Stroup* Aa Daputy CMrk VAN NESS LAW FIRM. PA 73*8 Shandan Stram. Suita 203 IWtywood. FL 33024 Phona (#9*1*62-0500 (*941*92-090* Publlah 2009 Saptambar 19, 29 U072 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA Cm No : 2006-0R-J 7*1-0 Dhrlalon No.: X VI RE. Tha Mamaga of STEVEN LAM. PaDbonm/Hutband, v* GREGORY L SMITH AND UNITED STATES O f AMERICA. NOTICE OF SALE None* la ghmn that purauam to a Summary Final Judgmanl datad March 3. 2009. In Caaa No 04CA-177I-14-K ol ma Cacu* Court lor Coimly. Florida In which THE CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO ta Vw PlamM and GREGORY L SMITH and Vw UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ara tha Datandanta. I w « **• to Vw taghaat and baal bddar lor cash al Waal Iront door ot Vw Samnoto County Courthouaa. X I N. Park Avanua. Sanford. Sarmnoto County. Florida, at ItOO am onOctobar 11,2009. Vw Mowing-data b ad proparly •at form m Vw ordar ot Final JACQUELINE NAM. Raapondant/Wita YOU ARE NOTIFIED mat an •ebon tot dwaokikon ol mamaga hat baan Nad agakim you and you ara raqulrad to aarva a copy d your wrktan dmanaaa. • any. to k on Srnnum Fflm. Eaquaa of SamuM Hobart Fatal II. P A . Patmonar* attomay. whoaa addraaa la 1220 OougMa Ava. Suka 203. Longwood. FL 3277*. on or balora Octobm 12. 2009 and Na *w ongmm wkh *w CMrk ol Ma court aktwr balora aarvica on Patmonar a attomay or knmadlalaty Vwtaafiat. olharwiaa ■ dmau* wB ba antmad agmnai you tor Vm rakm damandad In DaM On: Tha land la daacrtwd aa tdtowa: NOTIFICATION In acoordanca wflh THE AMERI­ CANS W ITH DISABILITIES ACT, V you ara a paraon wah • accommodation to parttopato In vaa procaadmg. you ara anMMd. at no com to you. to Vm prov*ot apacial aaaiatanca Piaaaa contact Court Admmwvt tton m X I N. Park A ra , Sanlord. Florida 32771. MMphona (407)999-4330. withm (2) two working daya at your racmpl ol Vka Nokoa ol SaM V haanng or vorca knpakad, cal 1•006596771, DATED 6EP 09. 2009 Maryarma Moraa Clark ol ma Catufl Court By Mary Stroup* Aa Daputy CMrk Lyndal Maaon. Eaquaa Zanmmman. Kiaar 6 Sutekka. PA PO Boa 3000 Orlando. FL 32*02-3000 (407)429-7010 Pubkah Saptambar tl. 29. 2009 U071 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: 06-CA1I44-14Q MTQLQ INVESTORS. L P . CHARLES C PATTERSON; UNKNOWN SPOUSE Of CHARLES C. PATTERSON. ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UNDER AND AOAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. W HETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN IN TER EST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. OR O TH ER CLAIMANTS. YVONNE A PATTERSON A/K/A YVONNE PATTERSON. EDSVf HOLDINGS. IL C ; UNKNOWN TEN A N T#! M POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY; UNKNOWN TENANT #2 IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY; NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN purauant to a Final Judgmanl c* Foradoaura datad Saplambw E. 200* and amarad *1 Caaa No 09-CA-1244-14-G. Ot Vw Cveu* Court ot VW Eightoanm Judmto Ctrouk m and tot EEM VtO U County. Fund* MTGLO INVESTOR*. L.P.. M PMmtkl and CHARLES C PATTERSON, YVONNE A PATTERSON, EDSiN HOLDING*. IL C *ra DaMnoanga) I aril aa* to *M huw m and Iwm bktdm tot iM h M Vm Eam Door d Vw SEMI­ NO LE County Courthouat tocal•d at X I North Park Aranua. Sanlord. Florida 32771. m 11D0 am onvw lltoday WOdebw. 2009 ma following daaerbad proparty aa am tonn In aaid Summary Fatal Judgmanl. lo­ ir*: LOT 43. TIMACUAN. UNIT I . ACCORDING T O THE PLAT THEREOF. A i RECORDED W PLAT BOOK IT . PAGE S3 THROUGH E l. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMVKXE COUNTY. FlORlOA A/K/A 445 BLUE SMOKE COURT. LAKE MARY. FL 3274* IMPORTANT I you ara « pm ■on wan 1 daabaay who nr *' any accommodation m Orth paraopaM m ma prucwmtng. you ma arkVMrt. m no awl to you. to VM prom cn d carton aaaratanca Piaaaa contact C o o l AdmmraUalron at X I NorVi Park Avanua. Suaa tool Sardord Florida 32T7I (407) **6-4227. wtvm 2 working daya d your racmpl d Vaa nokoa. * you ma haanng or Whe* Legals L egals notica la aarvad muM Na lha* claim* wflh Vm Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR X DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILEO TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE O E CED EN TS DATE O f DEATH IS BARRED Al othar cradkora d lha daca­ dam and paraona having daana or damanda agamM tha daca­ dam* aataM. mdudmg unma twad. contmganl or unkqwdaMd daana. muM Na thwr daana wflh Vva court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TK E ALL CLAIMS NOT 6 0 FLED WILL BE FOREVER BARREO THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS N O TK E IS SEPTEMBER 19.2009 CHARLES O FRITCH Paraonal Rapraaamabva WS*am H Momaon. Eaquaa Florida Bar No 143303 BALDWIN 6 MORRISON P A 7100 South tkghway 17 *2 Fam Park. FL 32730 TaMphona 407/634-1424 Attomay lor Paraonal Rapraaantabva CMrk c# lha Court By: Daputy CMrk Publlah Saptambar t l . 25. 2009 and Octobm 2 .1. 2009 U073 M THE CIRCUIT CO UR T OP TH* EIGHTEENTH JUOtCtAL CIRCUIT IN A M I FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 2006-1903-CP M RE: THE ESTATE OF JOHANNA GOLDSMITH k Va HANNA OOLOSMITH. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha admavaVabon d Vm aataM d JOHANNA OOLOSMITH mk/a HANNA OOLOSMITH. dacsaaad whoaa daM ol daam war July 24. 2009. M pandmg In VM Cveuk Court tor BartanoM County. Flonda. Probata Division. Fila Numbar 20051603-CP. v m addraaa d which la P O Drawm C. Sanlord. F L 32772 Tha namat and addraaa a* ol Vw paraonal rapraaamabva and that paraonal rapraaanlatrva ■ attomay ma am form ALL VfTE RESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: A l cradkort ol Vw dacadam and othar parrona having daana or demand* agwnw ma dacadam a •ktata. including unmaturad. contmganl or unkquidaiad clam* on whom a oopy d Vva nokca M aarvad mutt Na Vwa dam* wah Vva Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR X OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM othar cradkora d tha daca­ dam and paraona having datma or damanda agaawt Vm daca­ dam* aataM. tndudmg unmakirad. conkngant or unkqukMMd dam* mum MaVimr daana arkh Vva cowl WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI CATION O f THIS NOTICE IS SEPTEMBER 19.2009 LESLIE ALLEN OOLOSMITH Paraonal Rapraaamabva WMkam H Momaon. Eaquaa Florida Bm No 143303 BALOWVt 6 MORRISON P A TIM S o u m tkghway 17*2 Fam Pwk. FL 327X TaMphona 407/B34-1424 •or Pmaonal Pubkah: Saptambar U. 25 2009 U074 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOrOAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR l E M N O t l COUNTY. PROBATE OIYWION PILE NO. 3006-1923-CP IN RE: THE ESTATE OF ORVLLE R COOPER. N O TK E TO CRSOtTORS Tha admmwbabon d Vm aataM d ORVILLE R COOPER, dacaaaad. whom o*M ol oaam waa July 2*. 2006. I* pandmg *1 Vw CrroA Court tor SamnoM County. Flonda. ProbaM OtvMlon. Flto Numbar 20091623-CP. Vw addraaa d which la P.0 Drawm C. Sanford. F L 32772 Tha namm and addraaa m ot vw paraonal rapraaama Vva and mat pmaonal rapraaan- ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A l aadkora d Vw dacadam and oVwr parrona having dmma v damanda agmnai Vw daoadam* •Mala, including unmaturad contmganl ot unkqwd daarw. on whom a copy d Vm Publrah 2009 U07S Saptambar I I . Legals RECORDEO IN P U T BOOK 12. PAOES 3* THROUGH 41. INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLK RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. AND THAT CERTAIN AREA OF U N O DESIGNATED AS MINIA­ TURE PARK ANO CONSISTING OF THE CREEK BED OF THE OEE CREEK PREVIOUSLY P U T T E D IN THE P U T NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES SEC­ TION 2. RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 12. PAOE 12. OF THE PUBLK RECORD OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. MORE PARTKULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS FROM THE SOUTHW EST CORNER OF LO T 23. BLOCK C. NORTH ORLANDO RANCH­ ES SECTION 2-A. ACCORD­ ING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 12. PAOES X THROUGH 41. INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLK RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. 0 0 EAST­ ERLY ALONG THE SOUTH LINE AND SOUTHEASTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT TO THE MOST EASTERLY CORNER OF SAID LOT FOR THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCE CONTINUE ALONO SAIO LINE TO TH E CENTER OF OEE CREEK. THENCE WESTERLY ALONG THE MEANDERINGS OF THE CEN TER OF OEE CREEK TO A POINT WHERE A CONTINUATION OF THE NORTHWESTERLY LINE OF SAIO LOT WOULD VfTERSECT THE CENTER OF OEE CREEK. THENCE SOUTHW ESTERLY TO THE MOST NORTHERN CORNER OF 8AID LOT. THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY TO THE POINT OF BEGIN­ NING Tha daM ot brat pubkeabon d Vaa Notica 1* Sapltmbw IS. 2009 Paraonal RapraaantaVva MARY J STOFFEL 19633 SaddM Horn Court Edan Prana, Mmnaaota 99347 Attomay tot Paraonal Rapraaantabva OLENN T. VANDEWATER. ESOUIRE Qtorm T Vtndtwatot. P.A. Flonda Bar No 0*3*025 2*3 Cranm Root! Btvd. St* tit AJtamonM Spring*. FL 32701 TaMphona (407)2*9-99*9 Fax: (407) 2*9-2095 Attomay tor Mary J StokW Publth Saptambar 2009 U091 t l. 25. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE K T H JUDICIAL CtRCUT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL N O TK E OP ACTION TO JACQUELINE LAM Saa SchaduM A Anachad Tha Watt 970 Mat (Mat Vw South 1032 Mat) and Vw Eaal X MM ol Vw Watt 900 Mm (lata tha South X Mm tot road <V# of way) ot Vm South 112 ol tha Sodhaatl IN ol Sackon X . Townafap X South. Rang* 33 E*at. SaminoM County. Florida Sunday. September 25. 2005 25. JumacnoNHvwoN CASE NO: 03 CA 931 I4K IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 2009-CP-1649 MORTGAGE ELECTRONK REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC PLAINTIFF VS IN RE: ESTATE OF JOSEPH MCCORMKK. MARTIN N O TK E TO CREDITORS Tha admambabon ol Vm aataM d JOSEPH MARTIN MCCORMICK. dacaaiad whoaa daM d daath waa Apr* 21. 2005 and whoaa Social Sacurfly Numbar M 0*1-19 5072. m pandng m Vm Cbcufl Court kx SanvnoM County, Flonda. Probata Drvtalon. tha addraaa d which M: SaminoM County CMrk d Court. ProbaM OtvMlon. P o « Othca Boa *0**. Sanford. F L 32772 Tha namm and addraaaaa d h r Paraonal Rapraaamabva and lha Paraonal RapraaantaVva* aflorrtay ara aat lorth balow AI ctaditora d Vm dacadam and obim paraona having daunt or damanda agamM dacadam* aataM. on whom a oopy of Ma nonet la raquVad to ba aarvad muM Na tha* dmma wflh bm Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O T K E OR X DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS N O TK E ON THEM A# oVmt cradkora of Vm daca­ dam and paraona having daana or damanda agaawt Vw daca­ dam* attata mult hM thwr daana wkh Vm Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLKATION OF THIS N O TK E ALL CLAIMS NO T FILEO WITHIN THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733 702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER TH E D EC E D E N TS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS N O TK E IS SEPTEMBER t l. 2005 JOMph ChwMa McComvck Paraona/ Rapraaamabva 13104 Roundaig Run Cada Hamdon. VA20I71 John E Moora. III. Eaquaa Roatway-Moora 6 Taylor Attomay tor Jotaph Chartm McCormick Flonda Bw No 922362 WTO N tkghway A-1-A Burn 200 Varo Baach. Flonda 32*63 TaMphona (7721 231-4440 Attomay kx Paraonal Rapraaamaava Pubkah 2009 U076 Saptambar IS. 25. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 6SMWOLE COUNTY. FLO R K A PROBATE DIVISION FIM No. 2006-CP-166* DALE MILLER. IF LlW fO. AND IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST DALE MILLER. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DALE MILLER. IF ANY, DIANA L FRENCH. NICHOLAS H FRENCH A/K/A NICHOLAS HERBERT FRENCH. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) DANIEL M 8 TO FFEL N O TK E TO CREDITORS Tha admamkabon d Vm await d DANIEL M STOFFEL. dtctm wl. whom daM d dawn waa Junt 7.2006. • pwvkng In VM Cacuk Coat tor SaminoM County. Flonda. ProbaM OMWon. v m addraaa d wtveh Ik CMrk d VM Cbcufl Court Probvav OMWon X I North Pwk Avanua Sanford Florida 12771­ 1243 Tha namm and kddrail •a ol ma Paraonal Rapraaamabva tnd ma Paraond Rapraaantabva* attorM y ara aat term batow A l cradkora of ma dacadam and omw paraona hairing dwma d damanda agamal dacadam* aataM sn whom a copy ol vm nokcv it rtquvad to ba aarvad muM Na m m dwma wan vm court WITHVf THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O T K E OR X DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l omar cradkora of ma daca­ dam and oVwr pwaona having dwma or damanoa agamal dacadamia aataM mutt Na mm dwma wkh vm aourt WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CL/UMS NOT F LE D WITHM THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH *f SECTION 713 702 OF THE FLORIOA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Maryarma Moraa (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) CMrk ot ma Cacuk Court By Stacay Hopkma Daputy CMrk Pubkah In: Tha Samnoto Harald THE U W O FFK E S OF DAVIO J. STERN. PA.. ATTORNEY FOR PU IN TIFF X I S Unrvwafly Drtva SUM 900 Plantation. FL 13324 (*94)2336000 09-43431 R E -N O TK S O P FORECLOSURE BALE PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE FIRST INSERTION TO *942336599 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERKANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona wkh tatkhkkim ntkdng t aptO il accommodation should oon* tad COURT ADMINISTRATION. « tha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa d 407699-4227.1•00-*53677! (TOO) ot 1600>596770, via Flonda Relay Samoa NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauant to an Ordar Granting tha Mcaon to Ratal Foradoaura SaM datad Baptombar 2. 2008 amarad mCflril Caaa No. 03-CA 931-14K d rna Circuit Court d tha K T H Judfctol Cacuk m and tor SEMINOLE County. Sanford. Flonda. I w « m l tom* Nghakt tnd bad bkkMr tor cath at Vw Waal From Door at Vm 8EMP NOLE County Courtioum tootlvd at X I N. Park Avanua m Sanford. Flonda. at 1100 am on tha *m day of Oaebar. 2009 ma tokowing dmorkiad proparty a* aal form to BWd Summary Final Judgmanl. tomrit THE SOUTH 30 FEET OF LOT I X ANO THE NORTH 39 FE ET DF LO T 131. FRANKUN TERRACE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 7*. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA Datad thia 7th day of Saplambw. 2009 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CMrk ot ma Cbcdt Court By: Mary Sboupa Daputy CMrk Pubkah m THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW O F FK E 8 OF OAVIO J. STERN. P.A. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 8 Untvarety Onva Suka 500 Plantation FL 33324 (*94)2336000 03-0*293 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERKANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. paraona wkh datbktwa naming a apaoW accom­ modation ahoutd contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at ma SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at 4076*9-4227. 1•006996771 (TOO) or 1600 •59-6770. via Florida Ratoy Samoa Pubkah 2009 U062 Saplambw 1*. 29. m THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH I K TH JUOtCtAL CIRCUIT, M ANO FOR SUMNOLS COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JUMS0KT10N DtVNION CASS NO: Q6-CA-1411-14L IN RE: ESTATE OF Datad Vva * day ol Saptambar. 2005 Publlah: Saptambar 11, 29. 2009 U0S4 - M T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE K T H JUOtCtAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR •SMRfOLE COUNTY. , FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO: 0* C A 79S-14-L BANK O f AMERKA. N A PU IN TIFF VS JORGE ZAPATA. IF LIVINO. ANO If DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES C U IM IN G AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST JORGE ZAPATA. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JORGE ZAPATA. IF ANY. JOHN OOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) RS-NOT1CI OF FORECLOSURE BALE N O TK E IS HEREBY GIVEN purauam to an Order Granting rna Moaon to Read Foradoaura 8ato dated Saptambar I . 2005 entered m Civil Caaa No 09-CA79S-I4-L d ma C n u t Court d ma K T H Ju d o d O cu* n and tar SEMINOLE County. Sanlord Flonda. I wd tai to m* tvghad and baal taddd tot earn al m* Wad From Ooor at ma SEMI­ NOLE Couity Courthouaa locdad d X I N Pwk Avanua n Sanford. Flonda. d II 00 am on ma 13 day of October. 2009 Vm Wtowlng daacrtiad proparty M ad lorth In awd Summary Find Judgmam. tout. WELLS FARGO BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE. PLAINTIFF THE NORTH 300 FEET OF LOT 4. BLOCK 37. SANFORD FARMS. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN P U T BOOK 1. PAOE 127,12* AND 12* 1/2. O f THE PUBLK RECORDS O f SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA VS Datad thu 12 m day of Saplambw, 2009 MARY BEDOUJAR A/K/A MARY CALDWELL LUCKY. IF UVVta. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEE* ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAVfST MARY BEDOUJAR A/K/A MARY CALDWELL LUCKY; NfHN BEDOUJAR. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DCFENOANT(S) NODCSOF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauant to a Summary Final Judgmam d Foradoaura datad Sapt 2. EGO* amarad m C M Cam N o 06KA-141I-14-L of ma Cacuk Court of ma K T H Judnaf Cacuk m tnd tor SEMI­ NOLE Comly. Sanford. Florida. I ark aat to VM hrghaW and bad taddw tor cadi d ma Ead Ooor at ma SEMINOLE County Courthouaa tocatodd X I North Park Avanua m Sanford. Flonda. W 1100 a m on ma 3 day of Novantow. 200* ma toftowmg daacrtnd property at ad tormm awd Summary Find Judgmam. toad: LO T S3. BLOCK C. NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES. SEC­ TION 2*A. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS (CIRCUIT COURT BEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CMrk of me C v a d Coul By: Mary Stroup* Deputy CMrk Pubtan *1: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE U W O FFK E S O f OAVIO J STERN. PA., ATTORNEY FOR PU IN TIFF M l B. Untvarwty Onva Su*a 500 Plantation FL 33324 (•94)2336000 06-40023 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSABUJTIES ACT. pwaona wkh da t batat naadmg 1 apaoW accom­ modation ahould contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, d Vm SEMINOLE County Courthouaa d 4076696227. 1•006696771 (TOO) or 1600•9*6770. via Flonda Ratoy Samoa Pubkah 2009 U0S6 September IS. 29. M T H S C tR CU T COURT OF THE K T H JUDICIAL em eurr, M ANO FOR •SMMOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION OIVIEfON C A M NO: OS CA 1143-14L L egals W EILS FARGO DANK. N A* AS TRUSTEE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CERTIFCATE HOLDERS OF ASSET BACKED PASS­ THROUGH CERTIFICATES SCRIES 2004-W C W U PLAINTIFF Legals Wataon 1*00 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120 FT UUOEROALE. FL 3330* TaMphona (954) 493-0369 Facwmta (994)7716092 Publlah 2005 IN T H I O R CUIT COURT OP THE K T H STEPHEN A MCKENZIE. E T A L. DCFENOANT(S) juDtetAL emeurr, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FlORlOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 09CA-449I4L NOTICE O f ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to loractoaa a mortgaga on tha following prop­ arty LOT(S) 4. BLOCK B. RIVER RUN SECTION ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROCD IN PLAT BOOK 19. PAGES 07 AND 81. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA haa boon Mod agamal you and that you ara roqmrod to aorvo a copy of your wniton datanaaa. 0 any. to 0 on DAVIO J STERN. ESQ PtamtifV a attomay. whoaa addraaa ta SOI 8 Umvarady Drtva #500. Plantation. FL 33324 (no latar toan 30 daya from lha data of tha fvat pubicabon of thsa nobca of action) md Ma tha ongmal w*h too ctorb of Vva court adhar batora aarvica on Ptambffb attomay or tovnadh alafy tharaaflar. otharwlaa a datauk w4 ba amarad agamal you lor toa ratal damandad m tha compiamt or pabbon Mad haram WITNESS my hand and Via •aal of Vaa Court at SEMINOLE County. Florida. Vaa 0 day of Saptambar. 200ft MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT I BY: Akaha Cyrua DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 600 PLANTATION. FL 33324 » OS-41067 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. paraona w«h dwabftbaa naadmg a apaoal aocommodabon ahoutd conUcl COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at (407*65-4227. 1-600-955-6771 (TD D ) or t* 600-955-6770, ma Flonda Ratay Sarvica THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SANFORD HERALO Pubkah 2005 U066 Saptambar 16. 25. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I 1STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DfVtUON CASE NO. 06-CA-1019-14L MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC . AS NOMINEE FOR HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL NETWORK, IN C . Saptambar 19. 29, U067 VS TO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF STEPHEN A MCKENZIE ANO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF NORMA SMITH whOM f*WJ#nc« It unknown 0 h t'th tlh ty bt IMng. and If h t/tW lto y bt dead tht unknown dtftndtnta who mty bo tpouttt. hoc*, dovitoot grantoot. aaatgnooa. konora. croddora. Iruttooa. and al parboa claiming an mtaraat by. tfvough. undar or agamal lha Dofondanta. who ara nof known to bo doad or akvo. and al parbaa having or daimmg to havo any right, trfia or tmaraaf to lha proparty doterfcod to thm modgago bomg foractoaod haram Page 5B THE BANK OF NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE HOLDERS OF THE EOCC ASSET BACKED CERTIFKATES. SERIES 2001-1F, PlatnM, va JEANNE OLENN. W W. Datandanta N O TK E OP FORECLOSURE SALE N O TK E IS HEREBY OIVEN purauant to a Fmw Judgmam d Foradoaura datad ma 2 day d Saplambw. 2009. and amarad in Caaa Na 05CA-1013UL. d tha Clrcuk Court ol ma 19m Judicial Circuit m and tor Swmnota County. Florid*, ntwrwn THE BANK OF NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE HOLDERS OF THE EOCC A SSET BACKED CERTIFI­ CATES. SERIES 2001-1F It Vw PlwnW! and JEANNE OLENN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JEANNE GLENN.; JOHN OOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY ara Datandanta I mi **• to Via tv(pwtl and baal bkktar lor caah at tha EAST DOOR al lha Bammoto County Coumouaa. m SANFORD. Florida, al I I 00 a m on ma a day d October. 2009. lha tokmvmg datcribad proparty at aal lorth m laid Final Judgmam. to ok: THE W EST HALF O f LO T S, BLOCK B TIER "W TOWN O f SANFORD. RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 1. PAGE I K . O f SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA In accordance wkh tha Amancana won DtaabMaa Act Paraona wkh DtaWatkwa read­ ing a apacial accommodation to partidpato m thi* proceeding ahould contact the Court Admmiatrwor at X I N. Pwk Avanua. Sanlord PL 32771, TaMphona Numbar (407)6*54227 nol tatar man 2 working daya d your racmpl ol thfa none* II hearing or vorca Impavad. 1600-*594771. Datad vaa 6 day ol Saptantoar, 2006 Maryarma Moraa CMrk ol Vw Cacu* Court By Stacay Hopkma Deputy CMrk Law Oflea d Martha# C. Wataon K00 NW 4*TH STREET. SUITE IX FT U UOEROALE. FL 3330* TaMphona (B54) 491-0366 Facaarvta (B94I 7716092 Pubkah 2009 UOM Saptambar It . 29. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR ■EUINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA C A M NO.: 0 9 C A 6 M -I4 G MIOFIRST BANK. PtaaWfl. ELIZABETH FERRARA. NORTHLAKE VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC . and UNKNOWN TENANT SXM/NERS. DWandama N O TK E OP BALE va BEIEN AUMONDA. at W. Datandanta N O TK E O f FORECLOSURE SALS N O TK E IS HEREBY GIVEN purauam to a Fatal >idgm*m of Foradoaura datad Vw 2 day of Saptambar. 2009. and amarad In Cat* No 06-CA-101314L d ma Cacuk Court ol Via K m Judicial Circuit In and lot Sammoto County. Fiona*, •rharam MORTGAGE ELEC­ TR O N K REGISTRATION SYS­ TEMS. INC . AS NOMINEE FOR HOMECOMINGS FINAN­ CIAL NETWORK. MC. Ik Vw Plank* and BELEN AUMON­ DA. MOJITO RENTALS. ILC ; EMMANUEL AUMONDA; JOHN OOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS Vf POS­ SESSION OP THE SUBJECT PROPERTY ara Oatondwfla I wB m to ma ingtwal and bad txdoar tot caah al ma EAST DOOR al ma Swnmoto Coumy Courthouaa. m S a n f o r d . Flonda w 11OO am. on Via 4 aayotOctobw. 2009. matokowmg dakctkikd proparty at tat term m awd Final Judgmam. to LOT K . THE COLONNADES THIRD SECTION. ACCORD­ ING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN P U T BOOK It . PAGE U . OF THE PUBLK RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA In accordance aim lha Amancana tflh DtoabWkil AcL Paraona a * i B m — M naaomg a apaoal accommodabon to pamapeto m ta t pracaadmg ahould contact ma Court Admaaatrator ai X I N Pwk Avanua. Switotd FL 32771. Tataphone Numbar (407)669 4227 no lator man 2 wortung daya d you taempt d woo nobca M haanng ot voice anpaaad. 16006666771 Datad Vaa ( day c# Saptontoar. 2009 Maryarma More* Clwk d ma Cveuk Court By Stwtay Haptuna Deputy Ctark Noaoa la hereby given, pur­ auam to an Fmw Judgmam of Foradoaura tor PlwnM amarad m Vm cauaa on Saptombw t. 2009. m Vw Clrcuk Court of Samnoto Coumy. Flonda I aril aak tha proparty akuatad m Samnoto County. Florida, datertoed ta: UNIT 201. NORTHLAKE V L U G E CONDOMINIUM VL AS RECORDEO IN P U T BOOK 34. PAGE X . PUBUC RECORDS Of SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. A CONDOMINIUM ACCORDING TO THE DECLA­ RATION OF CONDOMINIUM RECOROEO IN OFFKIAL RECORDS BOOK 1T2S. PAGES K IO THROUGH 1X0. INCLUSIVE. ANO ANY ANO A U AMENDMENTS ANO EXHIBITS THERETO. TOGETHER WITH AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST N THE COMMON ELEMENTS APPURTENANT THERETO told commonly knoam ta: 203 Ndrthtakt Drtva. W pubic •Wa. to ma Nghato and bato btodw. tor cath. Sato* htod on ma Eaal door d ma t emmoto County Courthouaa. on Octabtatl. 100* W II o clock A.U. Datad h it H i Saptambar. 300*. Clwk W*ta Cveuk Coat MARYANNE M O R M By. MwySveupa Deputy CUrk In accordance wkh ma Amancana W> 1 Dwabkkwa AcL paraona wah dtaabftoaa needng 1 apaoW acoommodaksn to parkctoWt m vaa praoaadmg anotod comad cowl AdmmaVWkm w lataphona numbar (407)**V 43X. nd tatar Vtan aavwl (7) daya prior to Via prooaaWn* E haanng Impend. (TOO) 1600*996771, or ttkea IV) 1600•990770. via Florid* Relay Sanrica Michala Owcia Gftart Kata. Shutar. Solomon. Spador. Foyta t Smgw. PA P O Boa K O Tampa. FL 11X1-0600 PiiikWi Saptantow K . 29. too* UOM Ua OHtco d fay ol , Maraha# C a > A JiW Jib _ ' �P a g e 6 B Sunday. September 25, 2005 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT O f TM ! U TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 0S-CA86S-14L IN THE CIRCUIT c o u r t Of T H I ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.: 0S-CA-IS4M 4L THE BANK OF NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE HOLDERS OF THE EOCC ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES. SERIES TOOI-IF. IS. 23 DATED at Santord. Florida on September S. *005 MARYANNE MORSE At Ctork. Dram Court By Mary Stroupa At Deputy Ctork IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 0S-CA-I37S-I4G UCN: inOOSCAOOtJTMXXXXX m o r t q a o e e l e c t r o n ic REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC . AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. IN C . FMJA COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION D-B/A AMERICAS WHOLESALE LENDER PlaaWff. SMITH, HIATT 5 DIAZ. P A Altamayt tor Plaintifl P O Boa 11438 Fort Laudardala. FL 33339-1 438 Phona (954) 584 0071 PiAikah Santord Haraid MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS INC AS NOMINEE FOR UNIMORTQAGE. LLC. MIN NO 10070*5-00100*7885-3. PlaaiWI, Pubkth Saptambar 18 . 75 . *005 U093 JEANNE OLENN. at al. Deiundanti NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN PwiuW to a Fmal Judgmanl of Forectoawe dated to* 2 day of September. P005 and enter*d n Ca m No 05-CA-1013-141. of f x Circuit Court of Ox 18 O1 Judicial Circuit in and lor Sa mmole County, Honda wharaai THE BANK OF NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE HOLDERS OF THE EOCC ASSET BACKED CERTIFI­ CATES. SERIES 2001-IF It Oia Plaattfl and JEANNE OLENN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE Of JEANNE OLENN.; JOHN DOC, JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY art Oatandanta I w « tat to Ox high•at and boat bidder tor caah at lha EA 8 T DOOR al the Seminole County Cowftouee. to SANFORD. Flortda. at II DO am on ox 4 day of Octobar. *005. Ox tollowtog daaenbad property at aat lorth m tad Final Judgment to wl; In accordanca wttft .... Amancana with Diaabaoxt Act. tog a tpacaal accommodation to participate to thit proceeding thouk) contact tha Court Admmxtretor at 301 N Pak Avenue Santord FL 3*771. Talaphona Numbar (407)6654727 not talar man 2 wortung dayt of your tactopt of Ihia notica If haartng or voica mpairad, 16006556771 NOTICE O f SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 N O TK E O f ACTION TO ELLEN L DEW ITT (Ratrdanca Unknown) L/KM 13*1 ELLIOTT STREET SANFORD. FL 3*771 UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ELLEN L DEWITT (Ratalanca Unknown) LAOA 13*1 ELLIOTT STREET SANFORD. FL 3*771 YOU ARE NOTIFIED mat an action lor Foradotura of Mortgage on tha following THE NORTH 1/7 OF LOT 27 ANO A U O f LOT 2S. BLOCK ■C*. BUENA VISTA ESTATES. SANFORD. FLORIDA RECOROED IN P U T BOOK 3. PAGE t, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLQR toA haa baan Nad agatoal you and you ara requfad to larva a copy el your wntian datonaat. # any. to A on Marthai C Walton. P A , Aaomay tor Ptoaiall, wtnaa •ddratt It 1800 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120. FT LAUDERDALE. FL 33309 warm toiny (30) dayt afar tha flat pubkeaton of thra Note* to f x (Ptoata pubkth to THE SAN­ FORD HERALO) and N t tot original wan f x Ctork of thn Court aanar baton tarvrea on PtatoMTi anomay or tovnaduualy twraattor, othenvne a detau* " • ba antarad agamat you tor f x relM demanded to f x com- ln accordanca with tha Amancana wah Dxabrtoxt Ad. Paraont wah Diaabaibat rxadIng a tpacial accommodation to partcipata to Ihit procaarkng thou id contact tha Court Admnstator at 301 N Park Avanua. Santord FL 37771, Talaphona Numbar (407)3734330 not Utar than aavan (7) dayt pnot to f x procaadmg a haarmg tnpaaad. (TDO) 1-800­ 9558771 or Voica (V) 1800 955-8770 via Florida Raiay Datad thra 8 day of Saptartbar. *005 Maryanna Morta Clerk of ttx Ocurt Coin By Stacey Hoptmt Daputy Ctork Law OftKa ot Marthaii C Walton 1800 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 1*0 FT LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 Talaphona (954)453-0365 FaettoWa (954) 771-8057 WITNESS my hand and Vx taal of tort Court mx 12 day of Saptambar. 7005 Pubkth Saptambar 18. 25 JOOS uoea Maryanna Morta Aa Ctork ol f x Court ByAkahaCyrua Aa Daputy Ctork IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT O f THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND f OR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION C A S IN O .: 06-CA-1669-14W Pubkth Saptambar IS. 25. 7005 SMITH. HIATT S DIAZ. P A Anomay! tor PlaaiM P O Boi 11439 Fort laudardala. a 33339-1 438 Phona: (954) 684-0071 PUtoth Santord Harald f t THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR S lk K N O U COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO. 06-CA843-14-L Pitokah 7005 THE CIT GROUP-CONSUMER FINANCE. IN C . PlaaXf, TO CHERYL ROITMAN AMJA C ROITMAN (Latl known addrata) 5435 WILSON RO 8ANFORO FL 3*773 UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CHERYL ROITMAN AJKJA C ROITMAN (Latl known addiati) 5435 WILSON RO SANFORO a 3*773 RALPH E n a u m a n n . s STUART AS TRUSTEE OF SEMINOLE I5TH 8 TREET LANDTRU8T #1201, and al unknown partial darrrmg by. ftough. undar or agamtl r x M»va namad Defendant!. who , to! not known to ba daad or I akva. wtxttxr laid unknown ptrtxt dam at han. davxaat. grantaat. attrgnaat. kanort. . YOU ARE NOTIFIED Vxl an | cradkori. irutiaat. tpuutat or •ebon tor Foractoaura ol olhar claimant!. TENANT #1 Mongaga on lha lotowmg ■ndtor TENANT F2. f x partxt ihMrtdad to account tor f x P»r*on or partont m LOTS 177 ANO 17*. 1STADOIP ouruun TION TO SYLVAN LAKE. Dalandamt haa baan Nad agantl you and youwa raqurad to tarva a copy of your wnoan datonaat . 4 any. to A on Martha C Walton P A . Anomay tor Plaitt*. whoaa Addrata to 1900 NW 4 ITH STREET, SUITE 120. FT U U D ERDALE, a 33309 w «m ftrty (30) dayt ifx r tha hrtl pubkea non ol Vito Noboa In f x (Ptaaaa pubkah to THE SANFORD HER­ ALD) and Ita f x ortgmai with I f x Ctork oI fix Cowl athar I baton tannoa on Plamttt ■ attor nay ot tmmadxaaty marea/ier. ofxrw xa ■ delauff wit ba antarad agamtl you tor f x ratal damandad in f x oompfamt Saptambar 1 1 , 75 U0B2 NOTICE O f ACTION ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECOROED IN P U T BOOK 4. PAGE 15 O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA MARYANNE MORSE A l Ctork. Cam* Court By MarySkoupa Aa Deputy Clerk NOTICE O f SALE Nobca to haraby ghxn mat purtuart to Vx Fnal Judgmanl ol Fweckxwa dalad Saptambar 2. 2005. to fix cauaa. I w t M l lha proparty Muatod to SEM I "O L E County. Florida LOT 15. FLORIOA LAND AND COLONIZATION COMPANY'S ADO IT ION TO SOUTH SAN­ FORD. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN P U T BOOK 1 . PAGE T3 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI- DA •b/a 1201W 16m SI. Santord Florida 37771 •I pubkc tato. 10 v x hmheat and ha* bidder, tor caah. Eaa! dock In accordanca with tha, of th* courthouM loc«i«d ti 301 Amancana with Orabwixt Act Unto,<! SEMINOLE County Florida at tog a apaoal accommodatajn 10 1180 o'clock a m . on October ««x r pamcipala In f ix procaadmg 4,2005 ahould contact f x Court Admmxtralor al M l N Part f Dated to Santord Etonda t Annua. Santord FL 32771,1 • day ol Saptambar 2005 Tatophona Numbar (407)323 I 43M not tolar f x n aavan (7) (Seal) daya prior to toe procaadmg a MARYANNE MORSE hearing knpaaad. (TOO) 1800 Cleit cl f x Cacud Court •558771 or Voice (V) 1800­ By Staoay Hoptona 9558770 v x Florida Rally Deputy Ctork Service! Douglaa C Zarvn PA WITNESS my hamt and f x | 18830 U 8 Hwy 19 N , #3oo aaal of fat Court ton 1 ! Oay ol Ctoarwator. FL 33784 September 7005 (777)5388*11 phona (727)539-1094 lai Maryanna Moraa Aa Ctork ol f x Cowl f you ara a paraon With a o,t ByAkahaCyrua totoly who naada any actortanoAa Deputy Ctork dabon at ordar to parkepato at toto procaarkng you are artobad. Pubkth (Pxaaa pubkah m Tha « no coal to you. to f x prow Santord Hertod) toon ol cartam ataxlanca Pxaaa contact Court Pubkah Saptambar 1 *. 75. Aiknavakabon at M I North p « k 2005 Avanua. SwX N M t Santord Ftorkla 37771 (407| 665422 ) wdhat (7) workmg daya ol yow lacam to fa* noboa « you ara haanngor xaca knpaaad c a I(9001-9558771 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 05-CA-1330-14M UCN: S93008CA00133QXXXXXX MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION 8 Y 8 TEMS INC AS NOMINEE FOR DECISION ONE MORTGAGE COMPANY. LLC. MIN NO 100077910002848980. Plarnbf. Plamlifl. NOTICE OF ACTION TO Sheiey Oarrtdo. Oabrxi Otrkdo. Jr. Latl Known Addrata 721 Rantoul U na laka Mary. FL 32748 YOU ARE NOTIFIED Vxl an •ebon to toractoaa ol mongaga on f x totowtog datertoad prop­ arty to 8amaioto County. Florida LOT 8. RESERVE AT LAKE MARY. AS PER P U T THERE­ OF, AS RECORDEO IN P U T BOOK 58. PAGE 68. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED U N O LOCATED IN THE CO U N TY OF SEMINOLE. STATE OF FLORIOA. T O WIT. hat baan Mad agamtl you am you tra raqurad to tarva t ixpy ol yew wntian datonaat. f any. to I on SMITH. HIATT S DIAZ. P A . PlarnMfY aaonxyt . whoaa •ddraaa to PO BOX 11438. Fort laudardala. Flortda 33339­ 143*. wffhm 30 dayt kom 8m dat# ol pubtcaaon. and N t Vx original wah f x CXrk ol Vtt Court edher baton tarvtca on Ptombfa anomayt or immadralaly Ihattaftar; otharwna. a dalau* wit ba antarad agamtl you tor Vx ratal damandad « f x compiaml or pebkon LOT 32. A R E P U T OF A PART OF SPORTSMAN PARADISE. ACCORDING TO TH E P U T THEREOF AS RECOROED IN P U T BOOK S. PAGE 37. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA Datad fua 8th Saptambar. 2005 day tog a ip to tl accommodation to ptrkdpate In fua procaadmg ahould contact V x Court Admavabator al 301 N Part Avanua. Santord FL 32771, Talaphona Numbar (407)665 4777 no! tolar than 2 working dayt ol your racaipt ol tmi nobca II hairing or voica knpaaad. 1800-9558771 Kaiay. Krorxnbarg GAmarkn Fehtal i Wandar. P A. 8701 PaXra Road. SutX 4000 Fort laudardala. FL 33374 Talaphona (954)370-9970 Tatofacaanl* (954)472-7782 | Saptambar I I . 25 . Pubkth 7005 Pibkth Saptambar 15 . 25, 2005 IN T H I CtRCUTT COURT OF T H I 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M ANO FOR S* MlN O L I COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION C A M NO. Q6-CA-1749-14Q IN THE COUNTY COURT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA C A M NO: 03 -CC6148-M -2 CAMERON GROVE HOMEOWNERS' ' ASSOCIATION. V4C. a Florida nor tor-proto corporation PLAINTIFF PETER HORN. YOLANDA CALDERON, and UNKNOWN TENANT 1 and 2. DEFENDANTS) LOT 12. BLOCK 16. EASTBROOK SUBDIVISION. UNIT NO SU . AS PER P U T THERE­ OF. RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 17. PAOE 88. OF THE p u b l ic r e c o r d s o f s e m i NOLE COUNTY. R O R IO A f you are a paraon wXi a dx abaay who naada any accommodakon m order to panopax n f w procaadmg. you are anbbad. •I no coal to you. to f x provtaton of cartam aaaxunca Pieaae corned f x Court al 407­ 88583M wXvn two (7) workmg daya of your receipl of fua Notoa. I y w are haarmg or voica knpaaad. call Ftonda Relay Service 1(00)9556771 toto Mh day 0. PUmuff Hatona Outran ei Malchoa Eagwra Waan 8 Matonow. PA Aaomaya tor Piamaat 848 E. Cotonxf Onve Orlando. Ftonda 37803 of 1990 Wi OxabXbat Ad Admmx f atom Oder No 97.3 f you ara a paraon wah a dx- abday wkx naada any icconvnodaaon to order to ptmqptlt to ma procaadmg. you ara arxbad al no owl to you io f x prow non ol cartam auxlance PMaaa contact Cowl AdmmxfOton al M l Norni Pw» Avanua. Suaa NMI. Sankad Ftonda 37771 (407) 6658777' ■•an (7) wortung daya at y n j 'ace** d fua nobca. k you ara Bbsnng or voica unpaaad c a t 1800)9556771 fv****! 2006 U097 Saptambar l| »» IN RE ESTATE OF IN RE ESTATE OF vt JOSHUA RAYMOND TATTON CARVER. JOSEPH EDWARD JONES. Decaatad WAYNE ^* * 8 . LAYTON, M r , Dacaaaad MARK C DAILEY, MARSHA N DAILEY. UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY Oatandanta NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE (Pieaae pubkah in THE SEMINOLE HERALD) (U o £ £ ~ •* - Thx nobca • prowled pw­ auam to Adnunxfauve Ordar No 97-3 to accordance wan ma Amancana wah OtoabWaa A a . I you ara a paraon wah a ckeabaay who naada any aocorrmx- daaon to ordar to p a m m to faa Procaadmg ywj ara anabad « no cow to you. to provtoona a tod f x Court Adnunxbaior a Ml Norm Park Avanua. Sartbrd. FI 37771, phona No (407)8888227 w f x i 2 wortung 0*ya a you receipt a f ix Ktooa a pteadmg 4 you ara haanng or vcuca knpaaad. c a I•008668771 Katxrx 8 « aa m ita a P A 1(16 Ordtoi Road. Swto 200 Darua Baadx FI 13004 Tatophona (964)8204000 Tatotacaartoa (884)9*02889 Pubkah 2005 U095 I I . 25. The adrmvstration ol tfw •»(*(• ol JOSEPH EDWARD JONES. uvLVtoavu. Ria/av urua m utrtui w » Oc obar 73 7004. Fila Numbar 2005 1687 CP X pand ing in lha Cncurl Court lor Sammoia County. Florida Probata Drviuon lha addrata 01 which to 301 N Park Avanua. Santord. FI* 377778099 Tha namaa and iddrataaa 01 tha panonaf raprasamatrva and that paraonaf rnpravnmativ* • altornay ara aat torlh batow •■■w auKOMiiinai Ul U W VSIBIB ol JOSHUA RAYMOND TATTON CARVER, deeeated Fta Numbar *005 CP 1170. It pend ing In tha Circuit Court lot Sammoia County. Florida. ol which to 301 N Park Ava. Santord. Florida. 32771 Tha namaa and addraaaaa ol f x Partonal RaptaaanUbva and lha Paraonal Rapraaantatrvat anomay ara aat torlh batow A l craditora ol f x dacadam and olhar paraont having claana or damanda agamtl decedent! •Halt, including unmaturad. conungani or unkquidaled daana. on whom a copy ol raa Nobca la aarvad mutt Na thaa daana with thm Court WITHIN THE U T E R OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l ofxr cradRora oI f x dacadalmt or damandt agatoal dacadanla eilata Including unmakaad. contingent or urxqwdaled darma. mutt IH thaa dakna with fat court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A U CLAIMS NO T SO FILED W IU BE FOREVER BARRED Notwtohatandtog v x kma partoda aat torlh abova, any rtaan •Md two (7) yaara or mora attar f x dacadam a dax 01 daath to Tb t date of first publication 01 Vito nobca to Saptambar 75. 7005 ROBERT K. MclNTOSH. ESQUIRE Florida Bar No 378302 STENSTROM. MclNTOSH COLBERT. WHKJHAM REISCHMANN • PARTLOW PA Peal Olkca Boa 4848 Santord FL 3*772-4848 Tttophont 407/322-2171 Aitomay tor Co-Paraontl Rapraaantabva CAROLYN J L Y E U Co-Paraonal Rapraaamitva 3400 Wtvppoorwto a Santord. FL 37773 O CHARLES WOHLUST, ESQUIRE Florida Bar No 171680 O CHARLES WOHLUST. PLC Peal OHica Boa 1570 Wntor Park, a 37790-1570 Tatophona: 407844-3705 ARomay tor Co-ParaonM A l craditora of lha dacadent and ofxr paraont having daatx or damanda agamtl tha dacadam a at tala on whom a copy 01 ihx nobca to aarvad. mutt f4a lhaa daana with fix Court WITHIN THE U T E R OF 3 MONTHS AFTER TH E TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM 1 A l o fx r craditora oI f x daca­ dam and ofxr paraont having dakna or damanda agamat tha dacadam! aatata mutt Ma thaa dakna with Wa court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A U C U IM S NOT SO FILED W IU BE FOREVER BARRED YOU ARE NOTIFIED action lot Foredoaurti Mortgage on tha daaenbad property LOT 73. G R E E N S P O IN Tilt ACCORDING TO TH E P U T THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 29 PAGES 74 THROUGH 27. INCLUSIVE, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI DA haa baan Nad agamtl you md you ara raquaad to aerve a copy ol your written dafenaaa. # any to 4, on Marahal C Wataon. PA,. Aitomay lot Plaintiff, whoaa addrata la 1800 NW 49TM STREET. SUITE 170. FT 1AUOERDALE. FL 33309 withm thirty 130) daya attar ttx (rat pubfccatmn of thra Notice m f x (Ptoata pubkth In THE SAN­ FORD HERALD) and Me lha original with tha Clark ol fix Court either before tarvtca on Piamtill'a anomay or knmadh •tely thereafter, otharwna 1 delauit wto ba antarad agamat you tor tha take! damandad m lha complaint THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS SEPTEMBER 75. 7005 OERTRUOE JONES Paraonal Rapraaamatrva 3848 Sabaf Ortva OvXdo. FL 37785 WITNESS my hand and lha aaal of fua Court Ihia IS day of Saptambar. 2005 Anthony M. Nardaiia. Jr. Etquira Florida Bar No 341274 NA R D ELU CHONO. p a 734 N W tibncma D r, 81 3000 Alamonx Sprtnga. FL 32714 Tatophona 4077786-7700 Facatotoa 407/758-2705 Aitomay tor Paraonal Rapraaamatva Pitokah Saptambar 75. 7005 ■nd Octobar 2 . 2005 UI33 Maryanna Moraa Aa Ctork of f x Court ByAkahaCyrua Aa Daputy Clark Pubkah (Pieaae pubkth m The Santord Harald) Pubkah Saptambar 25. 2005 and October 7. 2005 UI35 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JU O IC U L M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. e rv x ACTION CASE NO.; 05-CA-0602-I4K IN THE CtRCUTT COURT OF THE ISTH JU O ICU L CIRCUIT, M ANO FOR SCMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 06 CA 1413 14W WM SPECIALTY MORTOAGE U C . W ITHOUT RECOURSE. Plaaibff CATH ER IN E S U E EDW ARDS a la l. Dalandanti!) VS p r o b a t e d iv is io n BRIAN GREGORY, NOTICE TO CREDITOR! Tha admmxftbon of f x ettax of BRIAN OREOORY, dacaaaad. whoaa data of deem waa February 14, 7005, F4a Number 051713-CP. to pervkng to f x Cacul Court tor Sammoto County. Florida. Probale Orvtoun. f x addrata of wtach to M l N Park Avaru. Sxtlord. FL. 37771. The namaa and addraaaaa of f x Paraonal Repretentatrve md r~~ Paraonal RepretenUtrve 4 10 BRITTANY L SANDERS. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD THE u n k n o w n s p o u s e , h e ir s OEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CUIM ING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH, UNDER OH AGAINST BRITTANY l SANDERS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BRITTANY L SANDERS. IF ANY. ALAFAYA WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC ; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) N O TK E OF FORECLOSURE f A U NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwauam to a Summary fmal ■Ardgmem of Foractoaura dalad Saptambar 20. 7005 entered to CmdCaaeNo 06KA-14I3-14W of f x Cacul Court ol f x U T H A jJ c x I Cacud n and tor SEMI­ NOLE County, Santord. Ftonda, I wa aa to f x taghaal wa) bail bidder tor caah a l f x Eaat Door al tha SEMINOLE County Coirthouee toetoad al M l N Paik Avanua n Santord. Ftorkla at I I 00 am on f x 20f i day of Octobar, 7005 the following •Macmxd property at aal forth m laid Summary Fmal Judgment LO T 2T. A U FA Y A WOODS PHASE V. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 35 PAOE 8784, OF THE PUBLICA l ofxr craditora of f x dace- I RECORDS OF 8 EMINOLE 8am and paraont havtrx daana COUNTY. FLORIOA » damanda agaaxt f x dacedama aalax mull IHe lhaa Dalad fua Tom day a Otorna wah taa Court WITHIN 3 Sepxmbet *005 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) OF THIS NOTICE. MARYANNE MORSE A U CLAIMS NOT SO FILED W U . BE FOREVER BARRED TO MILTON S V l ' N J J V L/K/A 638 ANMlFrn8V,5 l Y s In accordanca with tha Amancana with Oxabktxa Ad. Paraont wan Diaabwtxt need­ ing a apaoal accommodation to participate in Ihia proceeding ahould contad tha Court Admmxtrator at 301 N Park Avanua. Sanlotd F t 37771, Tatophona Number (407)3734330 not latat than aavan (7) daya pnor to f x proceetkng it haarmg unpaired (TOO) 1-800­ 9558771 or Voice (V) 1800­ 955-5770 via Florida Relay NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (7) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT -8 DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED MORTQAOE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION S Y S TU iS , WC . AEOIS FUNDING CORPORATION P U INTIFF FILE NO. 2006-1713-CP I oadtora of f x dacadam •nd ofxr paraont havtog daana or damanda agamat dacadam 1 aalax on whom a copy of yva nobca haa baan aarvad. mull Ma mat daana wan fat Cowl WITHIN THE U T E R OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR M DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM 1 N O T K ^ p F ACTION NOTICE TO CREDITORS ft RE E 8 TATE OF MARYANNE MORSE Aa dark of laid Court By Mary Stroupa MARYANNE MORSE at CHik of f x Court By Mary Stroupa Deputy Clark M O H lV ‘ r' E ELECTRON© r e g is I ^ afion s y s t e m b . INC. 1 1 P Btr- f t THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR B C M M O U COUNTY. Fl o r i d a OHIO SAVINGS BANK. N o n c io p FORECLOSURE SALE DATED IN THE O BCU IT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. RORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO 7005-1582-CP PiKtoah: Saptambar 75. 7005 •nd October 2.2005 U I3 I NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pwauam to a Fmal Judgment of NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN Foractoaura daxd Saptambar*. purauam to a Fmal Sunvnary 2005. and antarad kt Caaa No Judgment ol Foractoaura dated THOMAS W BOWMAN, to to . 08-CA-I248-14O. ol the Cacul Saptambar ( . 2005 entered at Dttondanto. Court 01 tha I1 TH Judicial Crvk Cata No 03-CC-6I48-20C*aM In and tor SEMINOLE Z ol f x County Court ol NOTICE OF BALE County. Florida OHIO SAVftOS Sammoto County. Florida, PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 BANK ■ Plan till and JOSEPH wharam CAMERON GROVE O GIARDINO. MARK C DAIHOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIA­ NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN LEV; MARSHA N DAILEY; TION. MC. to f x Pieman and Purauam to an Order or UNKNOWN PERSONIS) IN PETER HORN. YOLANDA Summary Fmal Judgmanl ol POSSESSION OF THE SUB CALDERON, and UNKNOWN toracloawa dalad Saptambar E. JE C T PROPERTY, ar. deten TENANT 1 and 2. ara f x 7005 and anxrad n Caaa Ho. danu I wto a a to f x hmfxal Defendant!. I wto aa to f x 05 CA-13M-14M UCN and beat taddar tor caah at f x highaal and bait taddar tor caah 5970O5CAO0I3MXXXXXX of EAST FRONT DOOR ol tha Sammoia County f x Circutt Court In and tor 1 al f x SEMINOLE County Courfnuaa Courthouae. M l N Park Sammoia Courtly. Ftortoa. ■n SEMINOLE Coumy Ftorkla Avanua. 6arford. FL 37771, al wharam MORTGAGE ELEC­ at 110 0 o'clock am on f x tl 1180 am on f x 13m day ol TRONIC REOISTRATION SYS­ dl| of October. 7005. f x blow October. 7005 f x following TEMS. INC. AS NOMINEE FOR Ing detertoed property aa tat Oeacrtxd property aaaaltorthln DECISION ONE MORTOAGE term In aaat Fmal Judgment m and Final Summary Judgment. COMPANY. LLC. MIN NO wt. 100077910902548980 to Ptokttol and THOMAS W. BOW­ LO T I . BLOCK A. CRYSTAL LO T 20. CAMERON QROVE. MAN. MAUREEN • BOWMAN. , SHORES. ACCORDING TO ACCORDING TO THE P U T UNKNOWN TEN AN T NO. 1; I THE PUT THEREOF THEREOF AS RECORDED IN UNKNOWN TEN AN T NO t ; RECORDED IN P U T BOOK IT. P U T BOOK 13. FADES 1587. and A U UNKNOWN PARTIES PAOE(8 ) M . OF THE PUBLIC OP THE PUBLIC RECOROS OP C U IM IN G INTERESTS BY. RECORDS OF SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ THROUGH. UNDER OR COUNTY. FLOROA DA. AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN­ DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR HAVINO OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN OESCRIBEO art Daianoama I wto aa to f x Ngfxto and ban taddar tor caah to f x Eaat Door ol f x Sammoto Cowvy Courthouae. M l North Park Avanua. Sanford. Ftorkla 17771 al Sammoto County, Florida, to 1100 a m on f x lift day ol Octobar. 2005. f x blow­ ing daaenbad property aa aat “ »tod Order or Fmal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. R O R IO A PROBATE DIVISION FILE #: 7005-CP-1170 DANNY RAY CARVER Co-Paraonal Rapraaamatrva P O Boa 520102 Longwood. FL 37753 In accordanca with tha Amancana with Oaabtotxa Act MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK AS CLERK OF THE COURT By AkafxCyrua Aa Daputy Clark Lecals ol Maryanna Moraa Ctork of f x Cacul Court By Mary Stroupa Aa Daputy Ctork DATED on SEP 02.2005 PUBLISH in Santord Hank) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING SPE­ CIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO­ CEEDING SHOULD CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRATION AT 201 N PARK AVENUE. SAN­ FORD. FLORIOA 32771. TELE­ PHONE NUMBER <407)5854330, WITHIN 2 WORKINO DAYS OF YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE. IF HEARING OR VOICE IMPAIRED. CALL 1­ 800-955-6771. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN* purauam to a Final Judgmanl ol Foredomm dalad Saptambar S. 7005. and antarad to Cata No 05-CA-1481-140. ol lha C n u t Court ol f x tSffi Jukcral Circuit to and lor Sammoia Courtly. Honda TnBaCa IE NOING CORPORATION It lha Plamtitl and IRIS D VASOUEZ AMJA IRIS D VAZOUEZ AMJA IRIS VAZOUEZ. WALDO VASOUEZ. DISCOVERY MAR­ KETING ANO DISTRIBUTING. IN C . JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OF THE SUB­ JE C T PROPERTY ara Dalandanti I wto aa to f x Ngbail and bad brddar tor caah at tha EAST DOOR. 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE. SAN­ FORD. FL. at t l 0 0 a m o n f x 11 day ot Octobar, *005 tha Wtowtng Ottertoad proparty k| aat torlh In aaid Final Judgmanl to wl; SHELLEY OARRIDO. ET AL. Dafandamt Lecals N O TK E TO CREDITORS IRIS 0 VASOUEZ AK/A IRIS D VAZOUEZ AMJA IRIS VAZQUEZ. WALDO VASOUEZ. DISCOVERY MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTING. INC . UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. Dalandamt • REOISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC AS NOMINEE FOR HOMEAMERCAN CREDIT INC DBA UPLAND MORTQAOE MIN NO 1003009130183*8768 LOT 32. SABAL OREEN AT SABLE POINT, ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF. RECOROED IN P U T BOOK 25 PAGES 41-43. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA f you ara a parton with a dx abitoy who naarta any accommo­ dation m ordar to pxkcipaia to fua procaarkng, you ara anMtod. to no coat to you. to f x provt»®n ol cartam ataiattnca Plaata contact f x Court to 407•85-4330 Wlthto two (2) workmg dayt ol your tacarpt ol thit Nobca. 4 you ara haarmg or voica impairad cat Florida Raiay Sarvrea 1800)9558771 TnBaCa LENDING CORPORATION m o r t q a o e e l e c t r o n ic NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purtuanl to an Ordar or Summary Final Judgmanl of loractotura dalad Saptambar 8. 7005. and antarad to Cata No. 05-CA-1379-I4Q UCN 597OO5CA0OI379XXXXXX of lha Circuit Court to and lor Sammoia County. Florida wharam MORTGAGE ELEC­ TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS­ TEMS. INC AS NOMINEE FOR UNIMORTGAGE. LLC. MIN NO 1007095-0010027885-3 to Plaintiff and URRY C. VWRIGHT. SABAL POINT COM­ MUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIA­ TION. IN C ; MORTOAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. t t C , AS NOMINEE FOR UNIMORTQAGE LLC, MIN NO 1007095-0010022985-1 SEAR. ROEBUCK AND CO UNKNOWN TEN AN T NO 1 UNKNOWN TEN AN T NO 2 and A l l UNKNOWN PARTIES C U IM IN G INTERESTS BY THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN­ DANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVINO OR C U IM IN G TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN OESCRIBEO art Dalandanti, I w8 tat to Vx highaal and batt tudder tor earn to f x Eat! Door of f x Bartkrux County Courthouta. 301 North Park Avanua. Santord. Ftorkla 32771 to Sammoia County. Florida, to 11DO a m. on Vx 11 ft day ct Odobar *005. f x to4ow Ing detertoed proparty at tat lorih to laid Ordar or Final Judgmanl to-wit DATED at Santord. Florida on Saptambar 9. 2000 Pibkah (Ptoata pubkth m Tlx Santord Harald) MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. IN C . AS NOMINEE FOR HSBC MORTGAGE SERVICES. IN C . CHERYL ROITMAN A/K/AC ROHM AN al to. LARRY C. WRIGHT, al to, Defendant! ELLEN L DEWITT, alal. THE WEST HALF OF LOT S. BLOCK S. TIER -H- TOWN O f SANFORD. RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE n s OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. c tn cu rt c o u n t f o r SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 05-CA-1597-141 UCN* •92005CA001597XXXXXX in t h i NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE U T H JUDICIAL DRCUfT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 05-CA-I48I-I4G L ecals Ctork d fx C k cu a Court By; Mary Bboupa Daputy Ctork NOTWITHSTANDING THE I Pubkah to: TIME PERIOO S E T F O R TH , THE SEMINOLE HERALO ABOVE. ANY C U IM FlLEO THE U W O F FC E S OF DAVID TW O (7) YEARS OR MORE P A , ATTORNEY AFTER THE DECEDENT'S FOR PLAINTIFF DATE OF DEATH is BARRED •01 S Umvaraay Dnva Swx N O TK E OF SALE Nobca x haraby given that Pumuam to a Faxl Judgment of Foractoaura or Ordar datad SfPtomber 14. 7005. enter.* to Ca t Caaa Number 05-CA-080214K to f x Cacud Court lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wharam WM SPECIALTY o S 5 ! 0A Q E U C - w '™ O U T RECOURSE a f x PiamUI. an) CATHERINE SUE EDWARDS Oalandanu. I wto S L ^ f o P ^ Mualad to SEMINOLE County. Lbl M. SANLANDO ESTATES •PPOrtkng to f x plel fxraof. aa recorded ai Plat Book 12. Pina 53. of f x Pubkc Record! of Sammoto County. Florida * ' 10 ^ Nofxtl and bail btoder lor cam, al the Watt From Dow. M l North Park Amnua, Santord. FL. 37771. al 1 1 0 0 am o n f x 18m day Of Octobar. 7005 ^ Oaled Saptambar 15 . 2005 Maryanna Uwaa C U R A OF THE Qutoon Law Fkm £ W ( Soulh Myrtle Avanua. ° M h «to r. Ftonda 33758-3445 ^ Ut**h*d *n S«nfurd Nersid Amancana M 1990 Bagto. Eaq E J E M llW lE Count, Ftonda Bar No 0108313 Coafiouaa a 4078858227 |. L »a ° fc a M 6een Bogx. P A (TDO) or 1800 P O Boa 161158 •886770. v x Florida Retov Mamonta Sprmga. FL 32716 Sarvica ’ Tatophona (407) 814-3111 407634 3303 Fla PiAtoah Saptambar 75. 7005 H om o, tor Paraonal I and Odobar 2.7005 Rapraaamatva U134 P8 toeh Saptambar 25. 2005 and Odcbw 2 .2005 UI32 M T N I CMCUfT COURT OP THE U T H JU O KIAL CtRCUTT, ft ANO FOR U M f r O C I COUNTY. R O RIO A _____ ‘5 '* - OlVltoON C A S IN O .: O8 -CA- 1444. 14^ ' OwabWtwa Act Ordar No 978 *70“ we • Paraon w a n a d x - *** naada any accommo<*«hoo in ord«r to p«nic«Mi# ki LS'0****"8 T ~ k m 2m«*d. « « ooal to you. to f x provL of cartam aa.xunca contact Court *»«mMrakon a M l North Pam FkJ2?' *M1. Santord. IT * * , (407) 5858277. r ^ r m^ “ I* "I yow fw* ® 1 of fua notax. * you ara T S f " ® * *o«bknpaaad c a t - (•00)9558771 Puy y Saptambar 25, gggj JJJ^«0B ar *. 7005 N O TK E OP BUBUCEALI 0583780 "«8 b o n m ould contact COURT ADMINISTRATION a CIRCUIT By Mary Sknpa The data a krai pubkcabwi a I PMntabon. R 33374 *"• Nokca a Septomber 26 . (•84)7338000 2005 SEAN BOOLE. ESO I WITH THE P»rkonal Raprtaamabva Wl™ OISABILIPOM OBca Boa 161358 TIES ACT. paraorx wim dxauk^ j n o n la Sprtnga. Ftonda | • " needing a apacuf accom Florida Ottcnbod u Pl**c to*bon to ba helda 900 5 “ ** “ *877 Country Club Rd. Santord FI 37771, tor m* pwpoaa a dxpuamg a fx toltowmg vwfuda •MEBM74F1HX664850 I9E7 MERCURY Pa*c tuchjn to ba haft a 900 N^ y A httcm door a ^ T ■^ 7572 ^ County f n c Club - Rd. Santord. FI 37771. hr fx £ 2 ^ V ? N « x « o Mfx 2? towmgvatucto ;^ «M T 8 * F 6 I7 7 4 5 1999 DODQE J ^ h Saptombw 75. 2005 ' 1 �Sunday. Srplrmrr 25. 2005 Tin lira \ui Lecals Lecals Leca ls AVENUE AND BRISSON AVENUE; AS SHOWN ON TH E MAP BELOW m t h e em eurr c o u r t o f THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL CASE N O : 05-CA-1796-16A 0WWit DWrtd h u „ c « « d Th* ? J 0hn* '* • ' W*4*' “ « th» tppkcakonU) tor DM rorffi»nui neeouroe P e rn «(i) from: ' J L L J ____ Nc* J Sevattano. 1063 Walnut Woods Place lake Mary F I 3J746, appkeakon (4O-11M 0I121-1. The protact la locMad In Samlnola County, Saclton 27. Towns'*) 20 South. Rang# 39 East Tha EBP appkeakon Is tor construction at a surtaca watar manaoamart systam lor a 2 4 aaa. residential davatopmant known as Ntcfc Savastano Anchor Road Commerce Canter. LLC, 448 TwHOng Pffie Clr . Longwood. FL 32779. applcation 44-117-76188-2. Tha protect la located ffi Samlnola County. Section 17. Towns'*) 21 Sou*). Range 30 East Tha ERP appacallon Is lor rnodmcatton to tha previously Issued surtaca water management perms lor wt mAjstnelteommertial tadkty known as Anchor Road Commerce Canter Cental Homes a Nevada. OP 385 Douglas A ve . Stale 2000. Ahsmonte Sprtnga. FL 32714, application *40-117-101151-1. The protect Is localad In 8emlnole County. Section 34. Township 21 Souti. Range 31 East. Tha ERP appkcason Is lor construeton ol a surtaca water management system lor a 8 096-acra. Smart Finance, Inc. 3100 Clay A va . SuSa 275, Orlando. FL 32804, appacallon *40-117-101200-1. Tha protect la located In SarrSnols County. Section 22, Towns'*) 21 South. Rwige 31 East Tha ERP appacallon la lor construction ot a surtaca watar management system lor a 8 84-acre, realdankal davatopmant known aa Chapman Cova. Samlnola Co trty Pubkc Works Dept. 620 W. Lake Mary B M t . Sulla 200. Sanlord. FL 32773. appicaSon *40-117-101221-1. Tha protect la localad m Sammoia County, Section* 26 4 35. Township 19 Sou*). Rang* 29 East. Tha ERP appScation la lor conskucaon ol a surtaca watar management system associated with construction lor a 2 404-acr* protect known as ti* Lake Markham Road Sldawa*. Swsk Construction Co , 320 N. Central A v* . Oviedo. FL 32765. application *40-117-101271-1. Tha protect la localad In Seminole County. Section 10. TownatSp 21 South. Range 31 East The ERP appacaion la lor construction ol a surtaca water management systam lor a 2 01-acre. commercial davalopmanl known as 9 a Swa* Construction Office A* parkas kt kitarast and cauens thal hav* an opportunity to b* heard at said having By order ol ffia City Commission ol ffia City ol Sanlord. Flonda PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F TH ES E PROCEEDINGS SHOULD C O N TA C T THE C ITY CLERK AT 407-3365603 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE O F TH E MEETING ADVICE T O TH E PUBLIC II a parson decide* to appeal a deci­ sion mad* W«n raspacl to any matter considered al ffia above mealing or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record ol ffia pro caadkigs. Including ffia latkmony and evtdanca. which record Is not provided by ffia C*y ol Sanlord (FS 288 0105) Cynthia Porter, Deputy City Clark Pubksh Btptombar 18. 25. 2005 UI00 r u t o rtcu rr c o u r t O f TH8 IK JM TtlH TH j u d ic ia l em eurr OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR 8CMM0L1 COUNTY O IN tR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 0S-CA-7Se-l*L and lor SEMINOLE County. Flonda in DATED ffia 16 day ol Bapiambar. 2005 MARYANNE MORSE Oatk ol ffia O cu4 Court Samnol* County. Flonda U B BANK. N A SUCCESSOR BY MEBOER TO THE LEADER MORTOAQE COMPANY. KATHLEEN MARC MARS TON. at at. Dafendar<(») m o tk s o f The Mats) containing each ol *w above-Hied appkcakon(i) are available lor Inspection Monday through Friday a leapt lor legal holidays, 800 a m lo 500 pm . al Vi* St John* River Water Management Datnct Hsadquartars or 9)* appropriate Samoa Center. Wrffian oO|*ction* to * a «pp«caaon may bs mads, but should be Ned wtffi (received by) the District dark. 4049 Raid S t . Patatka. Florida 32177-1429, no lator ffian 14 days from *is data ol pubkeskon Written ob|ections should identify lha obiector by name and address, and lu*y daaertbs ffis obteckon to ffia appScakon Fffing a wrtton obteckon doe* not ankB* you to a Chapter 120. Flonda Statute*. AdmlntatraOv* Hearing Only thorn parsons whoa* substantial IntaraaU ar* allactad by appacallon and who He a pakkon mssang ffia raqutramanta ol Section* 120 596 « ) d 120 57. Flonda StakAss. and Chaptor 26­ 106. Flonda Admntotraev* Cod*, may obtain an Admksalrakv* hearing A l kmaly Mad wrffian obteckon. wl* b* praaarasd to tie Board lor consideration In as dttbarakont on appScakon prior to tha Board taking action on me arr W am n NOTICE IS HEREBY OIYEN pursuant to s FviV JudgmtrS ol Fortdosur* ostsd Sapismbar 15. 2005 and araarad In Casa No. 05-CA-758-14L. ol ffia Cvcua Court ol ffia EIGH­ TEENTH Jud o* Croat in and tor SEMINOLE Cocrty Flonda whararn U S BAMC N A SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO THE LEADER MORTOAQE COMPANY la PlamMI and KATHLEEN MARIE MARSTON. V V . art OeisndwVl. I wB MS to ffia hghast and bast Udder lor cash al ffia East door ol ffia Courffioua* kt SANFORD, SEMINOLE County. Flonda. 1100 AM odock on ffia 20ffi day ol October. *008. ffia totow Olona Lewis. Division Dvoctor. Division ol Parma Data Samoa* SI John* River Watar Management District 1 m tard Fatal Judgment, to Pubksh. Saplambar 25. 2005 U127 18,2006 NOTICt OP A PUBLIC HEARINO TO CON8IOCR THE ADOPTION O f AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY O f SANTORO, FLORIDA Nokca la hereby given tiat a PuDke Hearing wB be held *1 *1* Commotion Chamber. al ffia Cay Hal. 300 North Park A ^ o u * , k) ft* Cay ol Sanlord. Florida, al 700 oWocfc P M on Monday. BapSambar 8 6 . 8006. to conatoar tie adopkon ol an ordnanoa by ffia Cay ol Sanlord. Florida, daaertoad aa Mtowa: By MarySkoip* Deputy Clark Oaorg* C KaSay. P A P O Bos 1132 Apopka, a 32704-1132 <407)8862130 Altomay tor Format W4* Pubksh Saowntov 25. 2005 am October 2. 2005 *U138 m the emeurr court OF TH11ITH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. m ANO FOR B U N N O U COUNTY. FLORIDA CAM NO.: 06CA-1494-14W ATTORNEY BAR NO. 148041 YALE MORTOAQE CORPORATION. SHIRLEY A DAVIS IF LIVINO. ale. *1 a l. Defendants T O ANNEX 4431 ACR ES O F PROPERTY LYING BETW EEN E LAKE MARY BOULEVARD AND PINE WAY ANO BETW EEN BRISSON AVENUE AND PARK NATIONAL DRIVE; AS SHOWN ON TH E MAP BELOW; LOT 103. THE VILLAS OF CAS­ SELBERRY PHASE TWO. ACCOROINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 25. PAGE I* - 21. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA; t V a 3159 Oraanwood Slraat. Winter Park. Florida 32792 19 day ol MARYANNE MORSE As dark ol sard Court By Mary 8k«to* A* Deputy Clark by: Fabsr 4 04»U. P A •830 SW TTffi Avanua. Suds 200 kkwn. Flonda 331562818 (306)862-4110 Persona w4h a ikaBBty who need a spacaV aooommodason to parkopete n kvs procavkng should comacl Court Admass*akon al 301 N Park Avanua. 8u4* N301. Sardord. Florida 32771, wBan 2 narking days prior to ffia proesadng TVaphona; (407)8464227; 1•069568771 (TOO) Of 1606 9566770 (V) vw Flonda Relay Same* Pubksh September 25. 2005 a d October I . 2005 U136 ■ and * copy ol ffik onlnano* Biel b* 1 o l» » C*y dark tor a l parson* daaktng to M T H i ORCUtT COURT OF T H f EJQHTEENTH JUOICIAL O R C U T M ANO FOR 99MBS0II COUNTY. FLOFUOA CAM NO 03-0R-2S34-C2O-K A . par*** k. totomsl «nd U k ian. sh*» ttov* an opportunay to b* *i RE. THE MARRIAGE OF heard V said hearing VERANMD LANE. PeeaorwiFomw Wd*. Oy order o' Si* C*y Commlsaton o' *)• C*y o' Sanfckd. Flonda. p r n w S W ITH O ltABIUT1E8 NEEDB40 ASSISTANCE TO « 2 ? ^ ^ M 4 Y O f TH ES E PROCEEDINGS SHOULD S ^ cT c S r X AT 407-330-6803 48 HOURS IN THOMAS 8 LANE. naapondanPFormar Huabam N O TICt O f 4AL8 M EETINO E £ & X 2 « Y 0 lS -d o « < ( F S 288 0106) Cynffiia Port*'. Deputy C*y Clark NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN M o m 18ffidey«*Ortobei tool. V 1160 AM. V ffia Barnard* County Couffiouat. 301 No*) Park Aaanu*. V ffis Watt From Door. Sardord. Fioda 32771. ffia latoarwgnad Clark wd Oder tar tv* ffis kdrail property Lacvsd al 1353 BdmaS Road AAsmord* Sprviga. FL 32703 •to mom parkedarty daaertoad M M : Saplambar 18. 25.2006 NO TIC I O f ACTION IN MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE TO SHIRLEY A DAVIS Any unknown ha«r*. OATEO tut September. 2005 Tha Cay ol ARamora* Spraigt. Flonda, through as oncer*, mvatkgatari or agents, tsuad ffis above property on or about August K 3004 « or na v ffia area ol 808 CasMa Ortv*. ARamora* Spring*, Sammoia County. Flonda Sad property a ai ffia custody ol ffia ARamoma Spraigt Poke* Department tar ms pdpoM el tartsAire pur tuam to sacliont 832 701­ 032 704. Donda SUtulas A Verified Complaint lot Falsi Judgment ol Forta4ura hat bean Nad ai lha abov* ttyiad Court I HEREBY CERTIFY ffiat • kut am corrsct copy d tat Note* ol FortaSur* Coniplaail was furrvshad by U S camkad mas. return races* requested, to ffia above named address** true Itm day of September, 2005 TathaM Soolaro General CounsV Flonda Bar No 0088825 Same*** County Shanks Olhca 100 Bush Doulavard Sanlord. Flonda 32773 (407)6666803 Altomay lor Pathonat Pubksh 2005 U101 Stpttmbtf 16. 25. 995BNOL9 COUNTY BCC PROJECT •0UCITATI0N8 For aitormabon on Saminola County BCC procurement! piaaM v*t4 our wabsaa al mvw sammolacounlyn govrpur ■ chasmg. aalaci Currant Procurement lor a ktl ol a* actnra tokcRatront Many can b* downtoadad al no charge Solicitation am Procurement vdormakon a Vso avasabl* at ffia Purchasing am Contracts Division, localad In to* County Sarvcea Butdaig 1101 East 1st S I . Room 3206. Sanlord. Flords Phone 4076667131. To guarani** racmpl ol adden­ ds. an respondents should enact ffia wsbsss or corked ffia Purchasing and Contracts Division aavan calendar days prat to ffia Used taoatvaig data c* mtvTvr.afs.brd, Pubksh Sapismbar 25. 2005 UI18 ORDINANCE NO. 3S29 advance o f th e unknown parsons or lawnown ■pouts* daimeig by. ffirough am under Shulay A Dans. Last Known address 406 MeSonvtie Avanua Sanlord. FL 32771 YOU ARE NOTIflED ffial an action to foreclosure • mongaga on ffia tosowmg real property *l SwnwAs County Ftonda LOT 15 ANO THE NORTH 20 60 FEET OF LOT 16. BLOCK 3. FAIRVIEW. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 71. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA M s bean Had agamsi you am you ar* raquaad to asrv* a copy ol your wraian datanaat. * any to 4. on Eric R BchwarU. E aquas. W*4J 6 SchwarU. P A . PlasiM's Altomay, whose address it Enc n SchwarU. Esques WEIT2 t SCHWARTZ. P A . Commercial Poe*. Bus* 31, 3601 W Commercial BNd. FI Lauderdale. FL 33309 wkhai (30) days ol ffia kr*l pubkeakon Oita* mac* and Mam* origi­ nal wan ma Clark cl ta* Court aiffiar balora service on Plaawk t Akomay or anmadwlaY ffiaraaftar. othanaia* a Oatauk wit ba amarad agaaiti you tor ffis rakal damandad ai ffia Mortgage Foracloaur* Compiaa* To co N sn cn a T Y 0 f » M » O * « ' r U ,W 0 A . __ — . . putffie llasrlnn « ■ be held In Vi* a Is haraby gkr*" h v l 300 North Park Avanua. rmaaton C*t^ * * £ P M on Monday. Sardckd. FlondA d a a c d -d a* •<*«• po O P ER TY LTW G BETW EEN Y*AY AND B ETW EEN SIPES E * « 82 laV V ffia Bouffi 1/2 ol Lot 66 McNsat Orange V*a. a* 2. Pag* M . PuOtc Record* V Banvnda County Flonda PwcVtONurrtoar 01I I 2S5BO 0000004SA The mad* pdsuard to an O rdv on Ptaavat Motion tot P vk V Summary FrnV Judgment on PukSon araarad m Caa* No 03 DR 2934 020 K new panffing in aw Cacurt Court si ffia E ya avS h JudajV CsoaL *1 Put** Sapfemtoar 21. 2005 U121 N O TK I • Vahcfe Auction «900am WHEN Safrtamtoa* 30. 2003 WHERE Paul* Towmg. 1919 W 1*1 Straal. Stfdord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1993 MAKE PONTIAC MOOEL 40R COLOR GREEN V1N # 102WJ32MXSF269236 (Auctam dal* 161*66) | *ay fp p - V t> -k •F' \ (?) 1M3 OKHmobfe ?On Ory VrtS 1O3AN37Y40M63S357 (Auction (Ufe K M M J l (3) 1996 Cfwvrofel ?OH WN Vm# 2C1MR2297T6743015 (Auction (fefe IQ W D f) (4) 1992 Ford 40fl D»u Vo# 1FAPP14J6NW126960 (Auction dafe KV214M) Auction w f bo Hold on &•• Abovo Date* Al 2pm AI Tn-County Towing 11&5 BNfe Avo Wmfer 8pg« FL 32706 U120 Put** Sapfemtoar 23. 2003 U123 Public Auction VaNcfe Auction 9 9 00am WHEN Oclobaf X 2003 WHERE Pauls Towmg. 1919 W 1*1 Slraat Sanlord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1994 MAKE CADILLAC MOOEL 4Dn COLOR WHITE VIN #. 106KF32Y2RU223766 VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION f 1963 FORD MUSTANG 5F06A756C77 Put** Sapfemtoar 21. 2003 U119 N O TK I WHAT VEHKLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN Octobar 04. 2006 TIME 1000am WHERE A I R Towmg Sarvca 1001 N Orlando Ava Maitland FL 32751 VEHICLES T O A UCTION YEAR MAKE MOOEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION # P u t* * Sapfemtoar 21. 2003 U120 IN T H I CIRCUIT COUNT O f T H I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FONBNCVARO COUNTY. FLORIDA For furlhar information ptoata cal (407)321-2946 IN RE Forfeftura of S6.700 00 m Urvtod Stalas Currancy 16DM>3 N O T K I O f FORFETfURI PROCEEDINGS Put** Saplambar 23. 2003 U124 N O TK I Of PUBLIC AUCTION Notca i« haraby g^ran McCormafl Motor* w* w l at Put*c Auction For Sahraga lor C a * on damand to Nghatl bridar. toa loOowmg daaatoad VEHICLE YEAR 1991 MAKE PONTIAC MOOEL 8UNBIRD COLOR BLUE VIN # 1G2JB34KSM7363774 10-21-06 97 CHEVY 101JC6245V7148242 VEHKLE YEAR 1966 MAKE SUBARU MOOEL 4DR COLOR TAN VIN f J F 1AC43B6G8224135 99 PONT 1G2NW32E4XM636933 99 CHEVY 1Q1N032T6X6141036 96 CHEVY 101ND52T8WY143909 VEHICLE YEAR 1996 MAKE CHEVY MOOEL: CAVALIER COLOR REO VIN f: 1G1JC1246WM106800 Tha Auction w* ba haid at 9 00 am on *a*d data* abova McConnall Motor*. 2600 Sanford Ava . Sanford. FL. 32773 ProKfectva bridar* may mspad vahcfe* ona hour prior to *afe Tarm* ara "CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS* McCormai Motor* ravarva* N right to accapt or rapad any and a* BIOS Put** Saplambar 23. 2003 U123 Notica « haraby grvan Paul* Towmg wHi *a# at put*c auction lor tahaga lor c a * on damand lo Nghad tKJdar. N lo»towmg da*crbad vahcfe* Proapactrva tMldar* may rnapad vahcfea ona hour prior to *afe Tarm* ara “CASH OR CERT) FIEO FUNDS’ Paul* Towing raaarva* lha rufd to accapt or rafact any and al BIOS NOTICE Vahcfe Auction 9 9 00am WHEN Octobar 9. 200* WHERE Paul* Towmg 1919 W 1*1 Straat SanTord FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHKLE YEAR 1999 MAKE OOOGE MOOEL CARAVAN COLOR BLUE VIN# 2B4GP4306XR236696 Vahcfe Auction 0 9 00am WHEN Octobar 10. 2003 WHERE Paul* Towmg 1919 W 1*! Straat. Sardord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHKLE YEAR 1992 MAKE l&UZU MOOEL PKKUP COLOR BLACK VIN# 4S1CL 11L6N4212723 N O T K I UNOfR FICTITIOUS NAM I STATUTE TO WHOM rT MAY CONCERN Note* i* haraby grvan Vial Via undar*<gn4d. purauanl to tha "Ftct'liOu* Nama Siaiuta* Chaptor 665 09. Ftonda. upon racaot of proof of Via publcanon of Vv» note*. VWI flc6C604 nama. tow* BUND DESIGN undar which I am angagad m buama** al thm toaowmq addra** 666 Branttoy Tarraca. #209. AJtamonla Spring*. Florida 32714 Thai Via part** m aari buvntti anferpn*a ara as *oflow* Sfeva Martm and Atoart Martin Oalad al Maitland. Florida th<* 6th day of Sapfemtoar. 2003 Put** Sapfemtoar 23. 2003 U126 Vahcfe Aucton 0900am WHEN Octobar 7, 2003 N O TK I WHAT VEHKLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN Octobar 04. 2006 TIME 1000am WHERE A 6 R Towmg Sarvca 1001 N. Orlando Ava Ma*sand FL 32751 ALL PERSONS who claim an mtarast m Via toiowmg proparty 16.700 00 in Umtad Stata* Currancy. which was aauad bacausa aari proparty w aVagad to ba contraband a* daftnad by Saction* 932 701-932 707. Florida Statula*. by tha DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY SAFETY ANO MOTOR VEHI­ CLES. Onrttoon of Florida Highway Patrol, on or about Juna 22. 2006. m Bravard County. Ftonda Any ownar. anfey. bona frit fcanhofcfer. or parson m po*»a*»rin of tha proparty whan aauad has Via right to raquast an advarsanaf pratmmary haanng tor a proto#fiflaan (13) day* of mtoaf racmpl of notca. by providing such raquasf to Roaana H FV*fea, Assistant Ganaral Counsal. Oapartmanl of Hghway Safety and Motor Vahcfe*. Na# Kriman Burtdmg. A-432. TaRahassaa. Flonda 32399 0304, by cartrffed ma# ratum racafrt raquaafed A complaml lor forfertura ha* baan f#ad m Via abova styfed court Put**: Saplambar 23. 2003 and Octobar 2. 2003 U130 N O T K I O f B A LI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mat Via undarsignad inlands to •ad tha proparty dsscnbsd batow to anlorca a Ran impoaad on aari proparty undar Tha Ftonda Sad Storaga FaaMas Act STATUES (Sac 63 601-63 Tha urxfervgnsd w « M l 6 put*c safe by oompaferva bridmg on O C T O M N 4, 2006, « 12 00 pm on tha pramisa* BIG TREE SELF 746 Ffeat Fmanoal 100. Longwood. 6#mmofe. Siafe of Nama STORAGE. Court 8u#o County of Ftonda. Vw Umt # Confents R KK GROSS8ECK. 302 6 326. Mt*c Hri Purchaaas must ba pari tor 0 Via tana of purchasa m CASH ONLY A# purchasad iama tori as it. whara w. and musl ba ramovad al tha una of safe Datad IN* 20tn day of Saplambar. 2003 Put** Bapiambar 23. 2003 and Odobar 2. 2005 U129 2 th Sa H era ld LO CAL NEW S n fo r d Maryann* Mors* At Ctork ol ffia Court By Akaha Cyrus Deputy Clark ■rout Pubksh Saptombai 25. 2005 am October 2. 2005 UI39 I Found My Job m the Classifieds! To list a ]ob CALL W ANDA AT (407) 322-2611 Sanford call 407-322-2611 Pro Paid Par Yaar For only Herald r-,1 1 11 -0 ct OATED Dus Sapismbar 15. 2005 opening m L 1997 PONTIAC GRAND AM 1Q2NE12TXVMS19078 Pubic auction to ba hald al 901 am. on lha dayts) feiacifiad baiow at tha from door of Alhan a Towmg. Inc Localad al 2499 Old Laka Mary Rd &u*a 134. Sanford. FI for toa purpo*a of d«»po*'ng of lha following (1) Yaar l983Maka Pontiac Grand Pri* VIN# 1G2AK37H20B40362 Vahcfe Auction 9900am WHEN Ocfobar f. 2006 WHERE Paula Towmg. 1919 W 1*1 Straat. Sanlord. FL 32H1 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 2002 MAKE TRAILER MOOEL HOMEMADE COLOR BLACK VIN # &ST02018076PV7000 (t) 1991 Toyota UkMy Bki Vai* JT3VN39W7M803014I Put** 6«pfembo# 23. 2003 Protpacliva bridar* may mapacl vahcfe* ona hour prior to *afe Tarnn ara "CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNOS’ Paul* Towing ra*arva* tha right to accapt or rajacl any and a4 BIOS Put** Saplambar 21. 2003 U122 Hrrt«f* el VaMrta Auction 18,1 a 1992 FORO CROWN VICTO­ RIA 2FACP74W6NX133932 am as other* who claim an adsrast In ffia loSovang property: 52.706 00 in Untad Sltlaa Currancy A complete dascnption and a copy 01 ffia onknance that be available al ffia offica ol ffia City Clark lor a* persons detklng to tsamkit ffis ssma Notca i* haraby g*an Paul * Towmg w* *•• at put*c auction lor *atvaga lor c a * on damand to highatl briefer. Via loAowmg da«crbad vahcfe* VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAH MAKE MOOEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION # TO Witaa* kuarry 806 Caskls Dnv* Altamonte Spraigt. rionda 32714 Man* Oardana LLC, 2170 W Stale Road 434. Sulla 370. Longwood, a 32779. appkeakon (40-117-29307-3. Tha prated la loc alad In Samlnola County. Section IS. Towns'*) 21 Sou*). Rang* 29 East The ERP app*ca*on 1* lor conaSrucPon ot a surlaca water marugamant system lor a 4 63S-*er* davalopmanl known a* Man* Oardana, Phases I I 4 III Saminola County Board ot C o u «y Commissionsr*. 520 W Lake Mary Blvd. Suas 200. Sanlord. FL 32773, appkeakon *40-117 22550-5 Tha prefect Is localad In Samlnola County. Section 23. Township 20 Sou*). Rang* 29 East The ERP appacallon Is lor construction ot a surtaca water management systam lor a 2.26aaa protect known as * 1* Samlnola Waklva Tra* WHAT VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN October 06. 2003 TIME 1000am WHERE A A R Towing Sarvtco 1001 N Orlando Ava Maitland FL 32731 N O T K i O f FORFEITURE COMPLAINT Samtnola Warahousa Partners. Ltd, 4051 W State Road 48. Sanlord. F I 32771. applcatton *40-117-63878-2 Tha protect la localad m Samlnola County. Sackona 28 4 20 . Towns'*) to Soirth. Range 30 East Tha EBP ippkcakon Is lor conakuclton ot a surtaca watar management system lor a 1.87-acra, commer­ cial davatopmant known as Bemkiote Business Centra One. WHERE Paul* Towmg. 1919 W H I Slraat. Sanlord. FL 32771 (407)321 7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1969 MAKE CHEVY MOOEL BLAZER COLOR BLACK VIN# 1GNEV1BK9KF101631 N O TKI IN nE FORFEITURE OF 52.706 00 IN U 8 CURRENCY L ecals L ecals L ecals Page 7B P rtca lor B o m in o t* C o u n t y raatdonta on ly. E a p lro e S a p la m b a r 3 0 , 2 0 0 6 Sanford Herald •300 N. Fr#nch A vs. •Sanford. Florida 32771 NAME ADDRESS C IT Y _____ ST ZIP Prtca lor Saminola County rasrianla only E»p*raa SaplanitMM 30. 2006 �Thu lint mj) Page 811 Sunday, Scpirmlxr 25. 2005 U C F to host M arshall in Conference U SA opener Special to the Herald ORLANDO — Playing In its Conference USA contest UCF makes its 2005 home debut this evening (Saturday), hosting Marshall at the Citrus Bowl. Kickoff Is set for 6 p.m. The two squads are no strangers having met three times as members of the Mid-American Conference. UCF (0-2) will be seeking its first victory of the year while Marshall enters the game at 1*1. The contest Ls the first of five UCF games that will be broadcast as part of CSTV’s 'All-Access package. Dish Network subscribers can view the game vl* pay-per-view. The broadcast will also tie available on www.UCFathletics.com on a sub­ scription basis. Fans call also call their local cable operators to see if the CSTV's "All-Access" is available. The UCF ISP Network and its flagship station 740-The Team AM (WQTM) will broadcast live from Orlando. Marc Daniels will once again have the call with Gary Parris. Jerry O'Neill will handle the sideline duties. Fans looking for a more extensive preview, as well as Coach OLeary’s thoughts on Marshall this week, should tune Into "The George O'Leary Show," which will air today at 1 p.m. on WESH-2. Prior to the game, members of the UCF volley­ ball game will be on hand at the Citrus Bowl, collecting donations to aid the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. All contributions will be given directly to the United Way to help those in need following the storm. Tickets for the game are still available and can be purchased at the Citrus Bowl. ABOUT MARSHALL Marshall opened the season with a 36-24 victo­ ry over William A Mary, but then fell at home to Kansas State on Sept. 19,21-19. The team had a bye last weekend. The Thundering Herd have a new head coach on the sideline as Mark Snyder, who served as a graduate assistant at UCF from 1989-90, takes over for Bob Pruett. Snvder comes to Marshall from Ohio Stale, were he worked for four years. Despite the change on the sidelines for Marshall UCF head coach George O'Leary does not expect many changes from the Thundering Herd. "He (Snyder) changed the defense some. That was his background at Ohio State," said O'Leary. "They are doing a little bit different coverage concepts. Offensively, they kept the same coordi­ nator there, so they are very similar to what they were last year." Offensively, Marshall is led by sophomore run­ ning back Anmad Bradshaw, perhaps the team's most versatile player. Bradshaw, who is a Doak Walker Award candidate, averages 65 rushing yards and 53 receiving yards per game and also leads the team with four touchdowns. Marshall has used two quarterbacks in both of their games so far this year, and both have played extremely well. So far, Jimmy Skinner and Bemie Morris have combined to complete 61.5 percent of their passes for 575 yards and three touch­ downs. Both are expected to see time under cen­ ter this week. * The team remains without top receiver Emanuel Spann, who is still recovering from off­ season knee surgery. Spann is expected to return to action within the coming weeks. Hiram Moore and Wilbur Hargrove have filled in nicely at the receiver position, with each averaging over 70 receiving yards per game. Volleyball Continued from Page 2B 25-13 and 25-19, with Brittalny Dalger getting 13 kills and Rulhie King getting eight digs and six kills. Earlier in the week. Lake Howell had defeated Lyman, 25-10, 25-12 and 25-23, behind Autumn Thomas (11 kills, 12 digs) and King (nine kills, eight service aces), and Mainland (3­ 10), 25-14. 25-6 and 25-16, behind Kelley Luchanegro (10 kills) and Thomas (six digs). Seminole (3-7) split a pair of matches this week, beating Lyman, but falling to Lake Brantley. The Fighting Seminole* had one of their better matches of the season in besting the Greyhounds in straight games, 25-12,25-18 and 25-18. "We played as a team tonight" said SHS head coach Beth Corso. "We improved our serving and serve receive tremendouslyI" As a team we Haratd photo by Jim Wants T h e U C F Golden Knights and quarterback Steven Moffett (N O . 0, above) will make history this evening (Saturday), hosting Marshall In the first Conference U S A contost for U C F. On the defensive side of the football strong safety Curtis Keyes leads the team with 27 total tackles on the year. Defensive end Shavar Greer paces the team in sacks with 2 5 through two games. As a unll Marshall is giving up over 180 yards on the ground per game, but only 165 yards througn the air. In tne loss to Kansas State, the Marshall defense surrendered 21 points In a 12 minute span, but shut out the Wildcats for the remaining 41 minutes of the ballgame. ABOUT UCF UCF Is coming off of a 31-14 loss to host USF last week. The Golden Knights have claimed four of their last five home openers. On offense, quarterback Steven Moffett has utilized the services of wideguts Mike Walker and Lake Howell graduate Brandon Marshall. Walker has hauled In 14 catches for 175 yards and one score while Marshall also has 14 recep­ tions for 141 yards and one touchdown. On tne season, Moffett has completed 46-of-79 attempts for 466 yards and two scores. Against the Bulls, Moffett led UCF on the ground with 50 yards. A pair of linebackers - Ronrtell Sandy and James Cook • led Uut Golden Khlglits WlUi 14 total tackle*. Defensive back Tlravonti Johnson totaled six stops against USF. Comerback Joe Burnett a true freshman, shined against tire Bulls. Defensively, lie had four total tackles, including two for loss. Burnett also returned tow punts for 77 yards, highlight­ ed bv a 60-yard return that set up UCF*s first touendown. had 42 kills, 34 d ip and five blocks and we only had two serve receive errors. Way to play team." Lauren Williams led the Tribe with nine kills and 10 digs and she got plenty of help from Ashley Trains (nine kills, four d ip ). Jade Voltollne (seven kills, three digs) and Alvson Kovacs (25 assists, two blocks, three digs). But the serving errors returned the next night as Seminole fell to the Patriots (9­ 6), 25-23, 25-17, 20-25 and 25­ 20, with Bergen getting six kills and Gardner digging up 18 shots for Lake Brantley. "We missed 11 of our 72 serves," said Corso. "We fought hard in the third and fourth games, but we could not overcome our mistakes to win." Except for the serving, the Tribe did well attacking the ball 94 times with Williams get­ ting 13 kills and Trains seven kills and Kovacs bumping up Briefs Continued from Page 2B and making new friends. The Ajax America's Exclusive Fall Training Camp will be held October 3rd-through-7th at Sylvan Lake Park In Sanford and Trotwood Park. To register please call 407-839-1982 or visit us online at www.AJaxAmerica.com The Ajax Developmental Training Camp is led by elite members of Ajax America's Technical Staff. Coachee indude former World Cup Player. Barry Hulahoff; member of the European Premier Team Queens Park Rangers Hall of Fame. David Bardsley; Trinidad and Tobago National pool of Youth World Cupplayers, Curt Hernandez; and Haitian National Team player •nd Haitian 'Athlete of the Century,' Emmanuel 'Mano' Sanon. At the end of each school players receive a one_on-one evaluation using the Ajax T.I.PS (Technique, Insight. Personalty, and Speed) Model. The elite are invited to continue their raining the following summer at Ajax's ■viando-based Recruitment and Training -nmhine. The primary goal of Ajax is to locate ind develop the world's best young soccer play•rs, the cream of which will move on to one day play In front of 60,000 fans in the Amsterdam SHE'S NOT WEARING A FLOATING DEVICE. THANKFULLY, SHE IS ONE. 26 assists. The Noies' defense wasn't bad either with five block solos, six block assists and 48 digs. The Master's Academy (11-5) won twice this week, dumping Edgewood, 25-19, 25-19 and 25­ 14, with Knapp serving seven aces and Smith pounding down four kills, and Father Lopez (1-101, 25-13, 25-19 and 25-18, with Weaver getting eight kills and serving four aces and Morris getting six kills and nine assists. Lake Mary Prep (6-2) bounced back from a couple of tough losses to rip Trinity Christian, 25-13,25-15 and 25­ 13, with Tailor Jones getting 11 kills, Dickens 14 assists and M. Jones six service aces. Crooms Academy (2-8) picked up its second win of the season, also over Trinity Christian, 25-17, 25-22 and 25­ 19, behind five service aces and four kills from Franklin and three kills from Mincey. A O N E -O F -A -K IN D DROWNING PREVENTION PROGRAM T H A T GIVES YOUR CHILD TH E SKILLS TO SURVIVE. Protecting your child against drowning is ? serious responsibility. Drowning is the number one cause of accidental death for children under four, and 11 children will die today from drowning in the United States alone. Thankfully, there is a program that teaches children water survival techniques. Safe Start teaches your child the skills of floating and swimming to safety, both in swimwear and everyday clothes. Throughout Arena, as a member of the best of the best, the AFC Ajax First Team! its history, Safe Start has taught survival swim skills to over 100,000 children. Of SANFORD YOUTH BASKETBALL Registration begins Mayday for the 2005-2006 Sanford Recreation Department Youth Recreation Basketball League. The League is for players from 5-to-13 years old and wUl play at two sites beginning November 12th. The Biddy Ball Divisions (5 4i 6 vear olds, players bom in the years 2000 and 1999) and Prep Divisions (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 Junior Division (10 4c 11 year olds for players bom in the year* 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 player 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 pm. For more information call the Sanford Recreation Department at 407-330-5697. those, over 740 have saved themselves in a drowning situation. SAFE START ii available through participating YMCA Family Canters in Orange, Seminole and Osceola Counties. For more information, please call (407) 644-3806. 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