6 10 84 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1b5e69c0027987a90b6458ec936212eb.pdf 48c26a5b062f2d88bb1ecb4ac2092bb3 PDF Text Text P **e July 6 A 7. 2005 Tm Herald SHE’S NOT WEARING A FLOATING DEVICE. THANKFULLY, SHE IS ONE. Protecting your child against drowning is a 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 its history. Safe Start has taught survival swim skills to over 100,000 children. Of those, over 740 have saved themselves in a drowning situation. SAFE START is available through participating YMCA Family Centers in Orange, Seminole and Osceola Counties. For more information, please call (407) 644-3606. Visit our website at www.safestart.cc P A R T OF C E N T R A L F L O R I D A Y M C A ’ S T O T A L A Q U A T I C S P R O G R A M �10,2005 W e e k e n d : S atur d ay , J uly T h e San fo r d H er ald VW. 113, No. » • Copyright © 2005 The Sanford Herald 50* CRA mulls new 1st Street project By Liane Edixon Herald Staff Lozoda lifts River Rats Jon Lozada celebrates wNh Ms Sanford River Rats teammates after Ns home run that would end up being the only run of the game as the league-leaders knocked off second place Daytona Beach, 1-0, at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium Wednesday night. See Sports, Page IB S A N F O R D — A 69.6 percent Increase in budgeted ad valorem rev­ enue for the Com m unity Redevelopment Agency sparked 2006 budget talks that Included finishing 1st Street to U S . 17-92. City finance director Kevin Smith was on hand at the meeting Monday, to explain what the increase will mean for the CRA's next fiscal year bu d get He pointed out that the tax numbers are always "all over the place", so he wait­ ed to bring figures to the CRA until he had figures from the Seminole County Tax A ppraiser's Office. Those figures came 'in last week, when the appraiser announced that Sanford had the largest Increase in tax­ able property values in 15 y ean . The number was dose to an 18 percent increase since 2004. A jump in tax revenue spurs talks of improving street toward French Avenue until recently, seen as years down the road. Now, the board members are dis­ cussing different options to fast track that project. “That's the project to do," board member Jeff Triplett said. The other members agreed that whether they begin putting aside chunks of money over the next few years for the project, or taking a bond out to get the project rolling, it was something they wanted city staff to take a look at. Vice Chairman Robert Kuhn ques­ tioned the infrastructure, due to prob­ lems in infrastructure during the First Street Streetscape Project. The CRA will receive an extra $306,701 in their budget for next year bringing their total ad valorem budget for the 2006 fiscal year to $752,305. CRA C hairm an Bob Parsed was happy for the additional CRA revenue, but concerned at what that may mean for his personal property. "I'm going to hate to see my tax bills," Parsed said. In light o f the dramatic increase in revenue dollars for the CRA, the board discussed several possibilities for next year's budget. O ne possibility that everyone deemed Important was finishing 1st Street ad the way to U.S. 17-92, a dream of the CRA that board members had, G ty staff said they would investi­ gate the infrastructure and look at the drainage basins. According to city proj­ ect manager Chris Smith, there are three drainage systems that may need to be replaced due to their age. "I do have good news," Smith said. The Department of Environmental Protection agency would be willing to pay for the infrastructure if the project is designed a certain way, Smith said. "It would be a great opportunity for matching funds," he continued. The project costs could exceed one million dollars, so m atching funds from DEP is im portant, the board agreed. City staff was charged by the CRA to get together and crunch num­ bers on the completion of 1st Street that would continue the redevelop­ ment trend In downtown Sanford. Other projects the CRA discussed Sm CRA, Pag*3A ItoBlg Honoring the Williams family SCO students eam nonors a? national seminar Seminole Community College was well represented at the Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference on June 30July 1 at the Disney Dolphin Resort. Competing against students representing 34 states, from schools such as the University of Michigan, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Nevada, and North Dakota, twelve SCC students earned the following awards: Second place: Luz Cashblanc (Business Law) Third place: Anne Hughes (Business Law), Jason Davis (Marketing) Fourth place: Rebecca Howie (Business Communication); Jessica Wright (Word Processing) Fifth place: China Aduri (Marketing); Jeff Donahou and Pedro Castro (Network Design Team) Seventh place: Mary Draper (Accounting Principles) Eignth place: George Tyson (Economics) Ninth place: John Hubbard (C++ Programming) Tenth place: Mazahirhusein Janmohamed (Java Programming) Phi Beta Lambda is part of the Future Business Leaders of America, a nonprofit education association of students preparing for careers in business and business-related fields. Seminole Smile Kavin CoUmon — Owtwt of Aomco Tranvnimonjon Orlando Drr*« SCC marks four decades of serving community B y J o b Hendricks Herald C orrespondent HaraM photo by Don Ping Central Florida Y M C A President and C E O Jim Ferber, left, and Marjorie and Leonard Williams unveil a new plaque at the Y M C A facil­ ity in Lake Mary. A number of local and state dignitaries turned out for the dedication ceremony to unveil the new name of the Seminole Y M C A Family Center as the J. Douglas W iliam s Y M C A Famlty Center. Th e Y M C A Is changing the name of the facility in recognition of Leonard and Marjorie W iliam s who donated $500,000 In honor of their son, who passed away in September of 2003 at the age of thirty-nine. In addition to the event, the facility will host activities throughout the day for children, and provide giveaways, t-shirts, and tours of the newty renovated facility. LAKE MARY — On July 1, 1965, the Honda State Legislature signed a charter creating Seminole Junior College. At the time, a gallon of gas sold for 31 cents. A stamp sold for a nickel. The late Earl S. Weldon used plenty o f both commodities in the year that followed as he oversaw the process of open­ ing a new college. After being hired in October 1965 to serve as president of the college, one of Weldon's first duties was to locate a piece of land on which to build the school. He visited many potential loca­ tions. He and R.T. Milwee, then-superintendent of S m S C C , Page 2A C h a p m a n n a m e d n e w HR d i r e c t o r In S a n f o r d By Liane Edixon Herald Staff SANFORD — There is a new face among the crowd down at city nail. Sheryl Chapman, of two blocks away from Sanford city lines, is the new human resources director for the city of Sanford. In the past, it was written in the city charter that directors were required to live within the city limits, but because there is such a hot housing market, com m issioners just approved the first of two read­ ings to allow city director-level employees to live outside city lines. "Hopefully, it goes through," Chapman said who is closing on her house soon. The house is near Mayfair and most of the area is consid­ ered Sanford, except for a few blocks, of which she'll fall into when she and her husband take up residence there. "Nobody would ever dream it wasn't in Sanford," Chapman said. Cnapman came on board with the city on June 20, but the human resources director, Chapm an knows jobs and careers. She is involved not only in benefits and tabor negotiations, and disciplinary matters, but she also deals with the overall classifications of city jobs and figures out how much those jobs should pay. Chapman said it all starts with a strategic plan. To imple­ ment the plan, a city needs to know what positions they will need to generate and fill to m ake the plan move into action. Plans may also start moving with Sem inole Community College. Chapman wants to talk to the school about a train­ ing program and career ladder for potential and current city employees. "Aside from pay, it is most important to give someone who is applying, not just the money, but an entire career," Chapman said. At one of Chapman's previ­ ous jobs dealing with person­ nel issues, she wrote practical tests for almost all the different positions the city had has been peeking her head in som e im portant meetings since early June. One was at the special goals retreat the commission nad at Seminole Community College. Chapman spent the begin­ ning part of her life as a house­ wife, who stopped going to college when sne married her first husband. She spent many years travelling with him wherever his jobs would take them, including England and Germany for a stint, she said. When she was living over­ seas the University of M aryland had a program there, so she went back to school and received her B.A. in psychology. She received her M.B.A. in business from the University of Central Florida, later on. While finishing her M B.A., Chapman received her first taste of working in govern­ ment part time for a county down south. She then worked for a few cities, before finding the job opening in Sanford. "It's not always easy finding the right job," Chapman said. And, she should know. As Htrald photo by Llano Edixon Sheryl Chapm an was recently named as the new human resources director for the city of Sanford. "I got to learn how to drive a garbage truck," Chapman said. She also saw a man operate See Chapm an, Page 3A Sunday, July 10 at 5:00 p.m. Winter Park at Sanford F R E E A » m ssM M t A t T h e M H isto ric em oria l S S anford i adil m July 11 • Zephyrhllls at Sanford 530 & 7:00 p.m. �Page 2A T h i Hoald Sunday. July 10. 2005 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A G LA N C E AROUND O UR CO U N TY SCC Con tinned from Page LA Seminole County Public Schools, chose an 80-acre lot that once belonged to Chase Citrus Groves. The location was chosen in part for its proximity to 17-92 and the newly built 1-4. Many of those who attended a June 30 celebration to m ark the 40th anniversary of Seminole Com m unity College reached die school gymnasium by traveling down Weldon Boulevard, nam ed after die school's first president. Current SCC President E A nn M cGee presided over the afternoon festivities. M cGee addressed an audience that included past and present faculty members, school em ployees, school officials, board members, and students. State Reps. Dennis Simmons, Sandy Adam s and Alan D. Hays served as guest speakers. Seminole County Com m issioner Bob Dallari also spoke at the ev e n t W hile reading from the original School Board proclamation, M cGee managed to squeeze in a subtle request for more fund­ ing from the School Board and the county. The lighthearted fundraising reference drew a chuckle from those in die crowd familiar with M cG ee's reputation for persistence when dealing with governm ent officials. M cGee described how Seminole Junior College was initially founded on die prem­ ise o f m aking a college education more affordable arud m ore realistic for Seminole County residents. "W e're close to home, and w e're a good bargain for the price," M cGee quoted from the 1965 Seminole County School Board proclamation. "Things really haven't changed all that m uch in 40 years have they?" she added. M cG ee acknowledged audience member Bill Gordon, praising nis early work with the A dult Education Department. Gordon was am ong the first employees hired by Weldon. M cGee also acknowledged George M ilwee — a current school employee and son o f form er SCC Executive Vice President R.T. Milwee. Rep. Sim m ons cited SCC's mission state­ m ent and its references to being studentcentered, community-connected, and future-focused "T h is has been a great ride that all o f us have had with respect to the expansion of Sem inole Community College, the great things that have occurred with respect to the southwest campus, the continuation of the funding for this campus, and also for Heathrow, and we're going to keep going, and we're going to keep working very hard to make sure that this is one of, if not the top, community college, not only in the state-, but in the nation;*' Simmons said. Simmons read a resolution from the state Legislature proclaiming July 1, 2005, as Seminole Community College Day in the state of Florida. After accepting a framed copy of the res­ olution, McGee introduced state Rep. Hays. Hays, a former dentist, made mention of his experiences as a community college stu­ dent in Oklahoma, joking that "N o one, not one person on the earth at that time, would have ever guessed that 1 would be standing here today as one of your state legislators ... including myself. I'm a living testimony that fine things can come from community college efforts. I'm very proud to be a strong supporter of the community college concept." McGee introduced Rep. Adams as "one of our staunchest supporters in the state Legislature." "I may not have been here today if Seminole Community College wasn't here for me in the early 80s," Adams said. "I attended thus campus, which looked a whole lot different back then, which I hate to admit was a long time ago." Adams praised County Commissioner Dallari for his efforts in regard to state level delegation on Seminole Community College's behalf. McGee also thanked Dallari for his previ­ ous work as an Oviedo city councilor, w here he was influential in helping to get the Oviedo campus built. "I truly believe that Seminole Community College has been a fantastic partner for all of Seminole County," Dallari said. "W e look forward to another plus 40 years. I think the service that you folks pro­ vide the whole county and the students are truly amazing. Thank you and Happy Birthday." Chairman of the SCC Board Sid Miller spoke last. "W hat I'm here to do is say thank you for the great job you've done for the last 40 years and for what 1 know you’re going to d o for the next 40." Expansion Project O ut & A bout M ON Ramble across the nation and plot the course given by God. Children age 6 through 5th Grade can loin the Vacation Bible School at Grace Fellowship Congregational Church, 2401 Park Avenue in Sanford. The school will run from July 11 through 15, from 6 until 8 p m each evening. Phone Paator Larry L Leonard for information or reserva­ tions, at 407-322-4584. The Winter Springs City Commission will meet begin­ ning at 6:30 p m in the com­ m ission cham bers of City HalL Items on the agenda include public hearings on sound levels, zoning at Town Center, and allow ing on­ street parking. TUE The Sem inole * County Animal Control Board will meet at 7 p m in the Animal Services Shelter, 232 Bush Blvd in Sanford. W ED A booming population translates to a booming school population - and this In turn creates a buMtog boom of new schools to handte Ihe students. This expansion project Is under construction on the campus of Haaffimw Dementiy School n— r the growing Heathrow community. 16th Street, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police on June 25. Officers found him and a juvenile in a parked car on Seminole Blvd. Smith was charged with sexual assault on a minor. Drug related David BiehL 27, o f DeSoto Drive, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police on June 24, follow­ ing a search warrant at his address. Officers reported finding numerous amounts of cocaine, marijuana, marijuana plants, and drug paraphernalia in the resi­ dence. He was charged with traf­ ficking in cocaine (approximately 30 grams), possession of under 20 grams of marijuana, producing marijuana, and possession o f nar­ cotics equipment. Patrick Demona Barnett 21, also of that address, was arrested on a charge of possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. *■“— -----------Major Wheeler, 22, of Center S treet was arrested by Sanford police Friday, July 1, sitting in a vehicle in the 1300 block of West 25th Street. He was charged with possession of cocaine. Erick Vincents Lasanta, 21, of Old England loop, was arrested by Sanford police near his resi­ dence early Thursday. He was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana, and later with smuggling contraband into a county detention facility. Damion Latroy Rogers, 23, of Lake Monroe Terrace, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police on July 1 at Edward Higgins Terrace. Officers investigated when they reported seeing nine people standing on the sidewalk gambling/shooting dice. Following an investigation, Rogers was arrested on charges of possession of cocaine within 1000 feet of public housing, destroy­ ing/ tampering with evidence, and resisting an officer without violence. Nathaniel Laomont Hall, 28, of Dunbar Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police on June 30, at West 17th Street and Mulberry Avenue. He was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. Attempted M urder Freddie Copcyes Young, 61, of West 3rd Street, was arrested by Sanford police on July 1st at his residence. He was reportedly involved in a shooting with injuries at his residence. Following an investigation. Young was arrested on a charge of homi­ # cide - premeditated attempted murder. Th efts Sulakshana S e a 57, o f Port Orange, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at a store in Seminole Towne Center. She reportedly took $8.50 in merchan­ dise from the store without pay­ ing. She was charged with petty shoplifting from a merchant. Gladys Cleveland, with an unknown address, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday in Castle Brewer C ou rt She was reportedly involved in the theft of groceries from a residence in the 1200 block of West 15th Street. She was charged with burglary to a structure, and first degree petty larceny. Griselda Lopez Moreno, 39, of Silversmith Circle, Lake Mary, was arrested by Sanford police on July 1, at a store in Seminole Towne center. She reportedly took $96.60 In items from a store with­ out paying. She was charged with petty larceny. Assault - Battery Wilmer Romero, 29, of Deltona, was arrested by Sanford police lUesday at a business in the 4600 block o f West SR-46 where he had reportedly caused a disturbance with a female. He was charged with battery - causing bodily harm, and battery - touch or strike (domestic violence). Esther E Estevez, 20, of Hawks tin Drive, and Kristina Dilia Vargas, 25, of Andrews ' " Road, were arrested by Sanford ollice Sunday in the 2500 block of 'ale al Avenue. The two were reportedly involved in a dispute. Each was charged with battery touch or strike (domestic vio­ lence) and disorderly intoxication. ? Darren James Mitchell, 35, of Ridgewood Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday at his residence. Officers said he had been involved in a dispute with a friend. He was charged with bat­ tery - touch or strike, and resist­ ing an officer without violence. Shannon Jackson, 25, of Pomegranate Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police on July 1 at Lake Jennie Apartments. She had reportedly been involved in a fight with a male in the 2500 block of Ridgewood Avenue, and had damaged a vehicle. She was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon (blunt instrument), property damage of over $1,000 and throwing a mis­ sile into a vehicle. Karen Sue Heare-Phillips, 61. O f Mount Dora, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday at a motet in the 2700 block of Orlando Drive. Police were called / Cindy Lee Kincaid, 51, of when she reportedly refused to Wildwood Drive, Sanford, was leave. She reportedly threatened arrested by Sanford police and attacked the officers. She was Tuesday at her residence follow­ arrested on a charge of simple assault on an officer, ant aggravat­ ing an altercation with her hus­ band. She was charged with bat­ ed assault on an officer. tery - touch or strike (domestic violence) and resisting an officer Brandon Lee Bates, 23, of without violence. Krider Road, Sanford, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police Friday in the Lashea L. Robinson, 28, of 2400 block of Chase Avenue. He Academy Avenue, was arrested reportedly became violent when by Sanford police Tuesday at her an officer attempted to remove residence as the result of a dis­ him from a vehicle. He was pute with a male. She was charged with resisting an officer charged with battery - causing with violence. bodily harm (domestic violence). Tony Lee Smith, 35, of West Hospice of the Com forter the only nonprofit hospice serving Orange, Sem inole and Osceola counties invites all families and caregivers of former patients to celebrated 15 years of service at a barbeque, at 12 noon, at its Center for community care, 480 W. Central Parkway in Altamonte Springs. TH U R Christian Women's Club will feature "Patterns of America” luncheon, a sow­ ing of homemade quilts, at Maison St Jardin restaurant, 430 Wymore Road In A ltam onte Springs. The luncheon is $19. For reserva­ tions phone Brenda at 407681-1942 or Kit at 407-321047. The event isTiostecTEy Altamonte Springs-Maitiand Christian Women's Club. FR I Nick Cox, Professor of Law at Stetson University will speak on consumer frauds at 10 a m , at the Casselberry Senior Center; 200 N. Triplet Lake Drive in Casselberry. The event is free of charge and open to the public. The Wekiva River Players will present Jesu9 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 informa­ tion or tickets, phone 407262-1801. The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical will be pre­ sented at Walt G riffin Auditorium at Millennium Middle School, 21 Lakeview Avenue in Sanford. SAT A Blue Crass Pickin' will be held from 7 until 10 p.m. at the Longwood Community building, 200 West Warren Avenue in Longwood. Bring your chairs and if you've a mind to, bring your instru­ ments and join in the pickin'. Orlando ballet presents "Summer Fantasy" at 7 p.m. at the Helen Stairs Theatre in downtown Sanford. "Summer Fantasy" will feature the clas­ sical ballet "Paquita" along with guest performances by members of Orland's Professional ballet Company. Tickets are $10. �T he H erald Sunday. July 10. 2005 Page 3 \ CRA r o m P a g o 1A "W e'll be able to pro­ vide shade eventually, but it's not going to be instanta­ neous," Marc Hultin, parks and grounds operation man­ ager, said. The city staff is also placing new lights and other ameni­ ties into Magnolia Square, such as permanent newspaper racks. •Requested city Finance Director Kevin Smith to speak with the city attorney's office regarding allocation of stormwater credit funds. Smith suggested that rev­ enue from the credits may need to go in a stormwater fund, although the board was interested in dispersing part of the revenue to fund a proj­ ect in Goldsboro to provide swim lessons for children. "T h is is new ground," Smith said. "Let me flush this out with the city attorney and get back to the board." The board also approved a adding to their budget next jfear was promotional events, such as Alive After Five and a downtown art festival that was successful in its first year, this past May. The CRA com­ mitted dollars to the Alive After Five events in down­ town through September. In other CRA news, the board: •Approved $10,000 to pur­ chase six benches and four trash receptacles for Magnolia Square. M ayor Kuhn, who was present at the meeting, said she has received numerous com m ents on M agnolia Square. "Unfortunately, it's like the Sahara Desert. It's not invit­ ing," Kuhn said. Current plans include the placem ent of several Blanchard Magnolia trees that grow taller and wider than normal M agnolia trees. motion to ask the City Commission to reimburse the CRA for the cost o f a study to determ ine the price of the credits. "The $50,000 we invested should com e back to the CRA," Chairman Parsell said. •Approved a $5,000 facade grant for Angelo's Pizza and Tin Lizzie Tavern to install a new canvass awning across the front of the building, including lettering on the awning with the names of the tw o businesses. The grant would also include restoring metal roof shakes; replacing and painting soffits; installing recessed outdoor lighting and speakers; and trimming out and painting the exterior win­ dows and doors. The applicant requested that it also include staining the concrete in the outside seating area, but it was recommended by the Design Review Team to deny that aspect of the GEO RGE A HELM, III Attorney at Law 4 C iui i) C r t r i n ’i Vm Contiaoed bom Pago LA Sanford she felt it would be a challenging position, and one that she would love. She said that after meeting with the department heads, she realized now comfortable they all were and she felt it would be the right move for her. 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Y r Retirin g Two of the buildings will hold a coffee shop. Volcanos Coffee Bar, which is a new franchise with another loca­ tion in Longwood. The second is a women's boutique from South Orlando. "W hat you're doing is w orking," Hurley told the board mentbers. The CRA meets on the first Wednesday of each month at 4 p.m. in the city m anager's conference room. applauded the CRA for their work. He announced that due to unusual circumstances he had three recently vacated properties and is close to sign­ ing new lease agreements in less than a week for all three buildings. Hurley said he also has a waiting list of around 15 interested parties if any of the leases fall through. According to Hurley, the last tim e he had a vacant building it took alm ost a month to fill the building. D:\ nrr i ■*&/ V , w request. The CRA agreed that since the sidewalks were new, they would approve the grant on the condition that the owners did not stain the concrete. •Decided to get with the city attorney after Mayor Kuhn told the CRA they nad the authority by Florida Statute to force downtown property owners to fix termite and other problems causing structural dam age to some downtown buildings. "They will fall dow n," Kuhn said o f buildings with termite damage. •Approved a motion to request that the City Com m ission move forward with construction of the play fort for Fort M ellon Park, which had its ground break­ ing ceremony in February, but has not started construction. Citizen and 1st Street prop­ erty owner Virgil Hurley was present at the meeting and „ 3 2 1 - 8 3 2 - '.*_"g“w *g s r y ® Offices Lake Mary, Florida 4.5 * k Befoeyonea»fr.MtM» ttynd yentoe Mw—w Om*m yUOmem> fi'j* t , 1 •» * j r » y i ♦* i . . ! .............. . f.j 144 tin /lilt** t« .' •! I T*7! . . 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In attempting to "trap" the person into w atching not only my previous place saying something which can be taken of employment, but other channels, out of context They keep driving there are a number of things which toward the negative, and should the have bugged me over these 15 years I person being interviewed make even have been in the print media. Some of the slightest comment, it will be used them deat with commercials. in future newscasts and identified as a We see many commercials which "scoop". Case in point: during a are humorous. I chuckle at ............. ............ recent interview, the person the humor but within a few was asked if she thought the minutes after the commercial President should bring our has ended, I couldn't tell you, troops home from Iraq soon. if my life depended on it The response was that while what product they were try­ the guest hoped the troops ing to promote. Do you have would come home sooner than projected, she believed the same feeling? Frankly, if I were a client who purchased the President's plan was cor­ one o f those expensive 30 to rect The next day, the same interviewer said that this 60 second commercials, I Nick would feel my money was guest had commented the wasted. Pfeifauf troops should come home sooner than what the Recently, there were com- • • • « mercials from an auto dealer President wants. That's not what she m eant but it was blown out selling vehicles at what they told us is a very low price. The announcer says of proportion. the price Is so low he is forbidden Local as well as network news from telling you. Who FORBIDS them always gives what are called from this? In my years on TV, I have "teasers". That is, to give you a brief never encountered this prohibition. sentence telling you of up-coming news stories. "We’ll have that story They tell you to visit the dealership to find this out, I guess. n ext" they will say, "but first let's have a look at the weather, right after News programs also get my goat these commercials." From observing W hen I was News Director and chief this technique, they not only confuse anchor at Channel-2, it was my job to the viewer, but make it appear they tell YOU the news. Now, it appears don't have their ducks in a row. they are telling each other wnat is Many folks may be interested in that going on. Let an anchor call up a field story "coming up next", but are reporter, and the first words out of the forced to wait for it. I have noted at reporter's mouth are, "Well Jim ...etc." times a "teased story" doesn't come Is ne or she telling Jim or is he or she up for possibly 20 minutes or more, telling us? Wouldn't it be better if they when they have told us it is "next". just started their report telling US Local TV aLso repeats many stories what happened? I might add that from the field. In doing so, the caption other local stations don't do that. "Live" often appears on the screen, Then, after many field reports, the even though it Is the same live story anchor adds one more question to the we saw the previous day. Then too, reporter, as if the anchor has more they often go to a field reporter dur­ knowledge of the situation than the ing the 11 o'clock news, who is stand­ person on the scene. Is this pre­ ing in broad daylight. planned so the reporter doesn't give I could go on, but whafs the use. the full facts right away? These problems (as I see them) have NBC news really bugs me, when been going on for years, and there they start each segment with the word appears to be little chance of any "A nd". They will begin by saying cnange. Oh well, at least I have nad "A n d ..., we're back". "And" denotes my say. the continuation of something not the beginning of a new half hour or so of Your Views and I say this to you, not as rude and irresponsible Chamber "hired help" but as a Criminal Justice m aster's degree graduate from the University of North Carolina and past criminal investigation instructor. We have no view of who enters or leaves the rest­ rooms. We cannot see any items being carried in or out. We have no back door exit from any Chamber adminis­ trative office. The Chamber does not deny our guests restroom access; unfortunately I was not present when you made your request to our young Seminole High School volunteers who were not aware of any Chamber rest­ room visitor policy. I apologize for your inconvenience and our bad man­ ners; we erred on the side of caution, not disrespect. ‘Restroomgate’ was an error on side of caution not disrespect for visitor To the Editor: This letter is in response to your "Opinion page" o f Sunday, July 3, 2005, "Just wanted to use the Chamber restrooms" by Bill MacLauchlin. It was certainly not our intent as a visitor's center to deny restroom privi­ leges to our friends, visitors, and neighbors...but...it is my responsibility to consider the safety issues of protect­ ing our female volunteers and of proactively addressing, any and all, potential situations that could place them in harm 's way. You are correct in stating that "it was never this way dur­ ing the 25 years I was an active and supporting member of the Sanford Chamber." The times, Mr. MacLauchlin, have indeed changed Nancy Vallianatos Public Relations Sanford Sem inole County Cham ber of Commerce FLORIDA IN T E R N A T IO N A L . HISPANIC GUITAR EXTRAVAGANZA featuring the London Symphony Orchestra ■-played With EXTRAORDINARY FERVOR; c l a r it y AND JO Y-the unexpected rhythm ic accents, the radiantly singling melody lines - rrs ALL STILL THERE a t his /in g e rtip s -." - Chicago Tnbune “ A n U N FO R G ETTA B LE EXP ER IEN C E ” - SfiangW Express TANGO FLAMENCO, Sunday, July 17,6 pm Peabody Auditorium SERGIO St ODAIR ASSAD THE DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET THE SHOW Friday, July 15, 8 pm Mary McLeod Bethune Performing Arts Center Saturday, July 16, 8 pm Peabody Auditorium “...SPEED AND ARTICULATION Infuse his clarinet with power, eo much eo that when he puts it down It surely m ust continue to play...muslc from your great-grandparents getting on the boat to your kid scratching your favorite LRs In the basement.” *— 1,000 years of music Into three m lnutes^OPERA IS SKEWED, POP IS PARODIED— Elvis gets fiis-a n d the Beatles get theirs~AN ELEMENT OF MONTY P Y T H O N -* - The Province ■ The Washington Post -All About Jazz DAVID KRAKAUER and Klezmor Madness! CANTABILE, The London Quartet Irom Madrigal to McCartneyl Friday, July 15, Saturday, 16, 6 pm, Sunday, July 17, 8 pm SMT Downtown "the B E S T tw o -gultar team IN EXISTENCE, maybe In history” ‘ ..MMpti U t4 AWESOME” LosAngeles Times Saturday, July 16,6 pm, and Sunday, July 17,8 pm Bank and Blues Club, Daytona Beach Wednesday, July 20, 6 pm, Elizabeth Hall, Stetson University, DeLand Thursday, July 21,8 pm, O rm ond Beach Performing Arts Center "The playing glows with confidence, a SPIRIT OF FREEDOM and the momentum of EXCITING MUSIC MAKING...” MANUEL BARRUECO "Equal p a rts old-tim e clowning and M O N TY P Y H O N ES Q U E S ILLIN E S S — TH E H O T T E S T TICKET a t the festival.” - The Seattle Tmes - Philadelphia Daily News IMANI WOODS TOMAS KUBINEK Saturday, July 16, 4 pm, DeBary Presbyterian Church Saturday, July 16. 7 pm Sunday, July 17, 4 pm, O ur Lady of Lourdes Church, Daytona Beach Th e Sands Theater Center. DeLand Monday, July 18, 7 pm, Palm Coast United Methodist Church Sunday, July 17, 4 pm Tuesday, July 19, 7 pm, Coronado C om m unity United Methodist Church, New Sm yrna Beach Wednesday, July 20, 7 pm, Our Lady of Hope Church, Port Orange filu* lUu mk “ Rm . #• ,/„’r r t ) . bright house PACO PENA “-technical ABILITIES BEYOND the frets of MORTAL M AN ” O rm o n d Beach P erform ing Arts Center • New Vortr Imes ■. > i.u, -li j r Mii fe is u r o W tO Q U iim , _ *# * 0 >, 6 UHtiK W___________________________ r< $ P G e t Y o u r, tickets . can a 8 6 ) 2 5 7 - 7 7 9 0 or visit www.fif-lso.org �T he Herald Sunday. 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Kingdom Hall o f Jehovah's Witness, 2641 Old Bainbridge Road, Tallahassee with burial to follow. C ulley's Meadow Wood Funeral Home, Tallahassee, in charge of arrangements. arrangements. TAM EE ANN M ATTH EW S Tamee Ann Matthews, 47, o f Wisconsin Raids, Wis., died Thursday, June 9, 2005 at her residence. She was bom March 22, 1958 in Schenectady, N.Y. and had just recently moved to W isconsin Rapids from Apopka. Survivors include her par­ ents, Gerald and M arilyn Matthews; two sisters, Trudee Langford of Longwood and Tarra Starr M atthews of Richland Center, Wis. A M em orial service was held Monday, June 13, at her residence. Taylor Funeral Home, W isconsin Rapids, Wis., in charge o f arrangements. STANLEY W . W R IG H T Stanley W. Wright, 71, o f Lake Mary, died Tuesday, July 5. 2005. He was bom April 2, 1934 in West Virginia. He was employed in the food service industry. Survivors include wife, Shirley Wright; daughters, Vanessa Wright and Clarissa Wright; son, Stanley Wayne Wright, Jr.; stepchildren Guy E. Walker, Paul M. Walker, Linda S. Grayson, and Sherry L. Tumner; 10 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday, July 8 at O aklaw n Chapel. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. ALICE L. SIPLIN A lice L. Siplin, 63, of Tallahassee, form erly of Sanford, died Wednesday, July 6,2005 in Tallahassee. She was bom Dec. 22,1941. Survivors include three brothers, four sisters, and a host of relatives and friends. Hurricane help for your landscape 59 _ wtodowpoaSig 60 CcatoAan ramovad? 82 Mmtouitocty 83 Ragrttagop 64 Oartictouda, 86 I ISA BELIN O ALAM O Isabelino Alamo, 98, of Altamonte Springs, died Wednesday, July 6, 2005. He was bom Nov. 19, 1906 in Cayey. He was retired from the Merchant marine and was a World War II veteran of the U S . Army. Survivors include wife, Fermina Alamo; sons, Rafael Alamo, Raymond Alamo, David Alamo and Pieter Alamo; daughters Isabel Sierra, Carmen Alamo and Julia Nix; 10 grandchildren; six great* grandchildren. Visitation will be Saturday, July 9 from 2 until 4 p.m. and from 6 until 8 p.m. at Banfield Funeral home, 420 West SR434. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. ROBERT EUGENE FARNUM Robert Eugene Famum, 69, o f Altamonte Springs, died Tuesday, July 5,2005. Woodlawn Memorial Park k Funeral Home, Gotha, Florida, in charge of 43 O tpctolaFa hud 45 Chawy candy 47 Kaapa 60 Partwctaway 51 CwyofToitay 93 GUknowtadga 8 6 ------- Page SA t _ r 67 69 What Jab waa happytoba attar ta 2000 atacfcn ndng? 71 Currant wranta? 73 Autnr Buchanan 74 Prowtae 78 Trawla^anaa 77 Vtaraavalo ■#o M »wnwi **-«-a*- D M --J--8C *wnq outooma? 79 Cotortullara 80 Pnwtdamonay tor 81 07/1008 xwordsdtoreaoJ.com 0 2 0 9 5 T rib u n e M e dia S o rrtrw , la c . SANFORD — Hurricane season is Just around the cor­ ner — as we learned last year, it's nothing to take lightly. Now is the time to get your home and your yard "hurri­ cane ready." June 1 marks the beginning of this year's hurricane sea­ son, which runs through November 30. In preparation, Girard Environmental Services recommends the fol­ lowing tips to ensure the safe­ ty of your home and lawn; Look to the skies Carefully inspect each tree in preparation for hurricane sea­ son. Walk a good distance away from each tree so that you can view all areas that might be affected by the storm. Pay close attention to any limbs or branches that are too close to your home or properLook carefully for dead or S',ecaying limbs and branches that might fall during strong winds. Remove unwanted land­ scape - If you detect danger­ ous tree growth, it should be removed by a licensed and insured professional. Have your tree care professional evaluate branch patterns that may be susceptible to wind damage. Be careful what you cut Make sure your tree care spe­ cialist isn't randomly pruning trees so that there is little or no grow th. This practice will reduce the beauty of your trees and potentially weaken them, causing them to become more hazardous. Watch out for "Hurricane Pruning" - O ften used by inexperienced tree services, "hurricane pruning" involves the removal of large amounts of healthy growth so winds may pass more easily through the trees. Research has shown. Health department lauds three courageous women Sem inole County Health Departm ent applauds the efforts o f three courageous women, Laura Grant, Diane Black and Debbie Gerken, who have committed them­ selves to the fight against can­ cer. A fter raising $34,000 through their 3rd Annual Community 5K for a Cure in April of this year, the women donated the m onies to increase the number of servic­ es for clients who are cared by the Breast and Cervical Cancer Program at Seminole County Health Department. Thanks to their gracious contribution the program is now able to provide unin­ sured women ranging in age 50 to 64 with additional need­ ed services that may not be covered by the state, such as diagnostic mammograms, sonogram s and biopsies. "Laura, Diane and Debbie are inspirational in their commit­ m ent and conviction to a cause that we all have been touched by in some way," said SCHD Administrator Michael J. Napier, MS. SCHD Breast and Cervical Cancer Program is partly funded by the Florida Department of Health and serves clients from Orange, Lake and Seminole counties. Last year the program was able to assist over 400 women, many of which have been able to seek treatment as a result of early cancer detection. Early detection is the key to fight this disease. Over 2,800 women died of breast and cer­ vical cancer in the state of Florida in 2003. Steering away from this trend takes great commitment and com­ m unity involvement. Sem inole County Health Department commends Laura Grant, Diane Black and Debbie Gerken for their exem­ plary efforts in making our Central Florida community healthier. For more information about SCHD Breast and Cervical Cancer Program please con­ tact Doris Lenz at (407) 6653362. however, that many trees can actually shield hom es and structures from dam aging winds if properly maintained and placed within the land­ scape. To contact an arbor care professional at Girard Environmental Services, call 407-302-5568. Established in 1998, Girard Environmental Services pro­ vides construction services, management services and res­ idential services for the "green" industry and gener­ ates more than $15 million in annual revenue. Serving Orange, Seminole, Brevard, Lake and Volusia Counties, Girard Environmental Services operates a fleet of more than 8 0 vehicles and em ploys 200 full-tim e employees. For more informa­ tion about Girard Environmental Services, visit www.girardonline.com. 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ParkAve. & 4th St., Sanford Seminole Com m unity Church 5070 Orange Blvd, Sanford 407- 324-0199 w w w .som lnoiechurch.com Jerry Walsh, Pastor Saturday 5:30PM Sunday 9AM, 6 !0:45AM » — - - w - - i ■ « ------------ --------- --- r i W viiC fl M 9 I M Q 9 I 401-Anglican S t Alban's Anglican Cathedral Traditional Anglican 3348 W SR 426 (Atoma Ave) (1/4 mile oil Greeneway. SR 417 Going East) Oviedo. Florida 407-657-2378 1928 Book Of Common Prayer Sunday Services Hofy Eucharist SAM Sunday School (all 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-Assem bly of God City Church 650 E Airport Blvd Sanford. FL 32773 407-321-9600 Eugene Smith. Pastor Sunday Services. 9 00AM & 10 30AM www.ortandocitychurch com 404-Baptlst 404-Baptist Central Baptist Church 3101 West SR 48 Sanford. FL 32771-8844 407-322-2914 www.ctKsanfQrd.org Jimmy Dale Patterson. Senior Pastor Sunday Services Sunday Morning Bible Study 9 am & 10:30am Worship Services 9am 4 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 Woods 5400 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary. 407-333-2085 Dr. Bob Parker. Pastor Nelson Chapman, Youth Pastor Sunday-Worship 10 45AM •Children s AWANA Club 5 30PM Wednesday Family Activities. 6PM Family Worship Center 2462 S Park Ave Santord. FL 32771 407-322-9222 Jeff Krall, Pastor Sunday Worship Service 9:30AM Wednesday Service 7PM Wekiva Assem bly of God 1675 Duon Rd Longwood FL 32779 407-774-0777 Greg Freeman. Pastor Sunday Svcs. 10AM Sunday School. 9AM BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING COMPLETE SYSTEMS -ADO OHS FREE ESTIMATES • SEflVCE A U BRANDS RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL ■MEAT PUMP EXPERTS' STATE CERT ICAC036824 Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church 2626 Palmetto Ave Sanford FL 32773 (407| 323-1583 website-wrtw PA0 C-LCS org T h e Fam.ty Friendly Church’ Ron Williams, Sr. Pastor Bill Simpson. Associate Pastor Dave Schnelle College and Career Pastor Scott Garrett. Children’s Ministry Pastor •Sunday A M Svcs 8 30am & 11am •Bible Study 9 45am •Sunday Eve Svc 6pm Wed Bible Study &AWANA 7pm Home of Liberty Christian School Grades K-4 Through 12th SA N FO R D 207 E. 25th St. 321-0885 LO N G W O O D e Hwy 434 & 421 itCE H S fH u / P rP 339-4883 na ra n dfc casselberr y S fO re S Winter Park Dr. 339-7365 915 W. 2nd St. 323-3517 SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN H A R R E L L k BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS SCHOOL and DAYCARE Pre-schod thru 12th grade "A Ministry of Church of God of Sanford A BEKA Curriculum 802 W. 22nd St, Sanford ■321-2723 Diamond Glass Company, Inc. ’SArtord s Or* Stg Glass Shop’ 305 Palmetto Am nut - Sanford, FL 33771 407/311-2340 - F u : 407/330-1502 COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL COLONIAL ROOM RESTAURANT U -S * 6 30 AM 7 PM 115 E. FIRST ST.. 323*2999 s a n fo r d T H E M c K IB B IN AGENCY INSURANCE 114 N. PARK AVE.. SANFORD 322*0331 $150000 - S5 Million 20 Year Term Fixed Rate NO PERSONAL GUARANTEE m m m n n t u m m m First Baptist Sanford 519 S. Park Ave, Santord, FL 407-322-6041/407-321-9351 Youth: 407-322-5322 Rev. Joe Douthitt. Interim. Pastor Rev. Tom Smith, Pastoral Care Rev R. Wagoner. Music Rev Mark Williams. Students Adam Willow. Intern-Students •Sunday School ..9:15AM Sunday Worship. 10;30A;6P Wed Activities, all ages. 6:30PM Nursery Provided First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church 700 Elm Avenue Sanford. FL 32771 407-322-5489 Rev Dr. Harry D Rucker. Sr Pastor Early Morning S e rv, 0:15AM Sunday School.....9:30AM Morning Worship.. 11 AM Evening Worship(TBA) 4PM Monday Bible Study ...7 30PM Grace Baptist Church 919 Longwood Hills Road Longwood. FL 32750 407-265-3595 Pasior Dave Thompson Sunday School.... 9:30am Morning Worship ...,10:45am Evening W orship.... 6:00pm DAVID BEVERLY AND STAFF 209 W. 25th Street Sanford, FL J I M ROW E PEST CONTROL LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED RON RUSSIA STAFF 2626 Iroquois Ave. * 322-2070 BRISSON FUNERAL HOME OR “SHORTT SMITH AND ROBERT I BRISSON 9th St. and Laurel Ave. Sanford -322*2131 GLASS ADDICTS Stained Glass Creations 104 S Par* A,* 407 324-5636 Downfcwn Santord G ji; A j< jd s com V iryi 5 Demse Hurley Custom Work - Classes - Supplies 'Starac m u v t All Souls Catholic Church Comer of 9th St A S Oak Ave Santord FL 407-322-3795 Father Richard W Trout. Pastor Weekday Mass 9AM Mon-Fri Confessions Saturday 4PM Saturday Vigil 5PM Sunday 7 45AM to 30AM Noon 9AM - English (Social Hall/ 9AM - Spanish (Church) 410-Christian First Church of Christ, Scientist, Longwood 975 Markham Woods Road 407-788-7708 Sunday Church Service and Sunday School ....10AM • Wednesday......7:30PM Child Care provided Reading Room 145 Wekiva Springs Rd Sle 149A, Longwood, FL Phone 407-869-1490 Mon-Frl 10am-4pm Sat 10am- 1pm Since 1971 407*334-5700 hty com Safehsrbor Christian Church 730 UpsaJa Road Santord FL 407 322-0960 Tim Storms MvusUrr Joe Caputo Youth M,m»ier MrcTiaet fAlkgan WorWup Mnitlar Mornwig WoraTap 9 A 10 30 Hofy Croea Lutheran Church 760 Sun Drive, Lake Mary, FL Paul Hoyer, Pastor Jonathan Thomas, Asst. Pastor Saturday Evening.... 5:30PM Praiae & Worship Sunday Morning.....BAM Traditional Service Sunday Morning ...,9:30Am Praise 6 Worship Sunday Morning ..., 11AM Family Worship Service Nursery Is provided For Information call 407- 333-0797. Lutheran C hurch of Th e nsdeam ar (Mleaouri Synod) 2525 S. Oak Ave, Sanford. FL Pastor James Timmons Sunday School...... 9:15AM Worship Service..... 10:30AM Information, 407- 322-3552 Http7Awww.lcrms.org 419-Church of G od RlvorWalk Church Sanford Church of G od 801 W. 22nd SI. Sanford, FL 407*322-3942 Rev Wes Tanksley, Pastor Senior Adult Sunday School ...,9:45AM Morning Worship.. 10:45AM Sunday Night E D G E 8-7PM Wednesday Family Enrichment 7 to 8PM Seminole Trinity Christian School Pre-School thru grade 9 407-321-2723 Also Day Care Starts at 1 Yr to Pre-School, 407-323-1411 422-Church of God of Prophecy Church of G od 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...11AM Evening Service......6PM Tuesday Prayer Mtg.lOAM Midweek Service (Wed) 7PM. 425-Congregational Grace Fellowship Congregational Church (N A C C C ) 2401 S. Park Ave, Santord 407-322-4584 Larry Leone u, Pastor Sunday School.... 9:30AM Morning Worship ..11AM Choir Practice Wed. ..6:30PM Baby sitting service available 428-Episcopal Holy Cross Episcopal Church S. Park Ave @ 4th St. Santord FL Sunday Worship 7:30 & 10a.m. Nursery & Sunday School for chil­ dren. Midweek worship in Chapet on Weds. Community meal <9 5:30pm Weds. For times & detail of 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: Sat, 5pm Sun 7:30am. 9am, 11am Child. Church 9am/11am Nursery. 8:45am -12 45pm New Creation Lutheran Church Worshipping at: Idyllwilde Elementary School 401 Vlhlen Road 407-322-7312 Bob Bresemann, Pastor Sunday Worship: 8:45AM/10:45 AM Nursery Provided www.NewCreatlonChurch.ee 443-Methodist Christ United Methodist Church 406 Tucker Drive (comer ol Tucker Dr & 427) 407-322-7900 Rev Wayne Stone, Pastor Sunday School.......9:30am Inter-Miasion......... 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 United Methodist C hurch 419 Park Ave. Santord. FL 407-322-4371 Jim Bradshaw, Pastor Morning Worship, 8:30am 41100am 9:45am Contemporary Service Coflee Fellowship, 9:30am Sunday School. 9:45am Youth Fellowship, 4pm Nursery Provided 431-Charismatic Episcopal Church of Th e Holy Comforter 'Ovinimdftc Epnco<i*l CHuW 803 W. 4th St Santord. Florida 407-323-8067 Rev Mark Barth. Pnesl Sunday Eucharist.... 9 30AM 437-NonDenominational LIfeSprIng OutReach Ministries Sun 10 30am at Longwood Civic League Women's Club 1 35W Church Ave, downtown Longwood Phone 407 339 0277 We Are Changing The World One Life At A Time wee lifespnngmimstnes-org Shower Down of Blessings 201 Elm Ave Santord. FL 407 321 6369 Timothy Hudson Pastor Sunday Scfoc* IUAM Mcamrig Wus/Mp 11AM Tue Prayer bdJm bLrdy 7 JO PM First Preebylarian Church of Sanford Downtown on 3rd 4 Oak 407- 322-2662 Fm»ufpr« flSrwwtaaoinnlnoi.ee Sun. Worship 10AM Nursery Adult Sun. School 9AM Young Adults Sun School 11: 15AM Sun. Youth. Food. Movls, Fellowship 5PM Mon. Choir 6 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 Seoul Troop 545 7PM We Welcome 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, Interim Minister Early Service, B:30AM Sunday School, ail ages 9: 15AM Traditional Worship 10:30AM Nursery Provided Upsala Com munity Presbyterian Church ‘ Knowing 4 Making Known Jesus Christ" Comer of 46-A 4 Upsala Road, Sanford, FL 407-330-2635 www.upaalachurch.com Rev. Bryan L Wenger, Pasior Sunday School 9:00am Morning Worship 10;00am Nursery Care Provided 451-Seventh Day Adventist Seminole Meadows Seventh Day Adventist Church 5779 C R 427 Sanford, FL (behind Flea World) Pastor David B. Graham Sabbath School 9:30am Morning Worship 10 50am Midwk Worship, Wed. 7pm Childrens Church Provided Kids C.O.O.L. Club 446-Nazerene Bridgeway Church 421 Longwood/Lk Mary Rd Lake Mary. FL 32746 (currently meeting @ Lk Mary Elementary) Pastor Jeffery Cook Sunday Worship, 10am Wed. Fellowship, 7pm www.brldflflwaycfMCii.nflt/ 4 0 7 324-9080 Building bridges of Faith, Hope. 4 Love; (An affiliate of the Church ol the Nazarene) ■vwwiiMte^BfrwY-gg # i Pnc«MSr Seminole County Pertonal Injury Attorney ««* ft, «* (on Westvlew Baptist Church 4100 H E. Thomas Jr Pkwy San lord. FL 32771 (407) 323-0523 WWW, westviewbaotist. org Bill Cottman, Pastor Sunday Worship 8:25am, 10 45am & 6pm Sunday School 9 35am Wed Activities. Ail Ages 6:30pm 407-Catholic Idiotic Security Mortgage John Edward Jones, PA Ctw/cfeUauftr CtarcftPresets First Baptist Church of Longw ood 891 State Road 434 East Longwood. FL 32750-5394 407-3393817 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 Discipieship Study •5:30pm Divorce Care *5:30pmVocal Ensembles Tuesday 7:00pm Ladies Bible Study Wednesday •10:30am Pastor's Bible Study 8:00pm Pastor's Disciplines hip Study 6pm M I C. at Night (Music & 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-Christian Science First Presbyterian Church (U * A ) of Lake Mery 128 West Wilbur Ave Lake Mary. FL 407- 321-1021 lekemarvpcQaol.com Rev Brenda Loyal. Pastor Church School, 9:30am Morning Worship. 10:45am Contem porary Muelc Casual Drees Friendly Services Professional ChfM Caro 440-Lutheran Sunday Morning Worship 7:30 & 10:00 am 449-Pr«»byt#fi*n First Church of the Nazarene 2581 Santord Ave * Santord, Florida 407-322-3122 Jon Carnes. Pastor Morning Worship. 10:30am Sunday School, 9 30am Sunday Evening. 6pm Wed Night Bible Study. 7pm Seventh Day Adventist M ARS H ILL SDA 800 East 2nd St. Santord. FL 407-323-5646 Sabbath School.....9:30AM Divine Worship......11AM Wed Prayer Mtg 7:30 PM 458-Wesleyan Wesleyan Church of Paola 5560 Wayside Drive Sanford. FL 32771 (Oil 1-4 (Exit 51) West First Street on Left - One Mile) 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. 7:30 PM Please Share Your Life With us �T he Herald Sunday. July 10. 2005 Page 7A L if e S t y l e Sanford in 1972 Cruising the Red Carpet W e've been back in the 1920's for quite awhile, so I thought we'd move forward a little into the 1970's. The follow ing information comes from the Sunday, Dec. 17, 1972 edition of the Sanford Herald. This paper was saved because o f the article about our open house. Stincdphen have Open House After living my entire life at 2404 Park Avenue (except for college and three years in Winter Park), my dad, Martin Stinedpher Grace Marie and I had a Stinecipher home built at 2401 Oak Avenue. My parents had bought the Park Avenue house in 1932 and the sue lots behind it, facing Oak Avenue, a few years later. For a few years, one of these lots had a goat pen and later a pen for birddogs. Yes, we had goats right here in the city limits. I nad intestinal problems as a child and the doctor prescribed goat milk. I'm sure I've written about this before. Anyway - we moved into our new home in August, 1972, and on Dec. 9 we held an "Open H ouse" so our friends could see it and also it was a good excuse to have a party. Several friends sent flower arrangements and my second grade teacher, Mrs. Velma Mitchell, brought over a gold-rimmed bud vase with red and white carnations. This was placed on the guest book table. Refreshments were served to our guests in the dining room after which they toured our home. Friends of ours were hostesses in the various rooms. Many also enjoyed the pool and patio area. Assisting in the serving were Mrs. Fred Winslow, Altamonte Springs; Mrs. Fred Chance, DeLand; Mrs. David Ayers, Mt. Dora; Mrs. James DeBrine, Rockledge; Mrs. Clyde Jund, Winter Park; Miss Dorothy Walker, Mrs. Grower Williams and Mrs. W.A. Kratzert. Hostesses in the various rooms were Mrs. Robert Morris, Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mrs. W.D. Hawkins, Mrs. Jack Stemper, Mrs. W.H. Stemper, Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. Bill Park and Mrs. Jim Weekley. Floating hostesses were the Misses Rene and Melodie Chance. Approximately 300 guests called during the appointed hours. Candid Chatter Doris Williams' weekly column, "Candid Chatter" told of the following holiday events that she had attended in one night. Bill and Walter Gielow, editor/publisher of the Sanford Herald, had enter­ tained the "H erald Angels" at their home for their annu­ al Christmas Party. A buffet dinner was served and employees received Christmas bonus checks. The winter ballet "The Captured Dolls" was pre­ sented at the Seminole High School auditorium by the Ballet Guild of Sanford/Seminole County. It had attracted its largest audience ever. According to Doris, "The 24 guild dancers and the 75 guest dancers from the School of Dance Arts were absolutely sensational" All were products of the talent­ ed Rye sisters, Miriam Wright and Valerie Weld. Following the ballet, Mimi and Jack Green had a Champaign buffet to honor the ballet guild sponsors of G r a c e , Page 9 A Photo •uOmitted to Tho Harold Brea Tato of Longwood works the red carpet at the New York premiere of "War of the Worlds,* the summer blockbuster star­ ring Tom Cruise. Tato earned the opportunity to interview Cruise and other stars by winning a nationwide contest sponsored by AO L's Movie Fone. Longwood’s Brea Tato shines at movie premiere B y Liana Edixon Herald Staff LONGW OOD — Brea Tato, of Longwood, whisked the nation away with her three-minute video that sent her to New York City on June 23, for the War of the Worlds premiere to interview celebrities on the red carpet. Tato, who says her life has always been about her family, needed to try something for herself when she sent in the tape for AOL's Movie Fone contest. Moviefone.com is a Web site dedicated to new movie releas­ es. Visitors can check reviews, see what movies are playing, and even buy movie tickets online. Tato found out on June 14, that she had been voted by the public on the online contest and began preparing right away. "I wanted to be the best that I could be," Tato said in an interview Monday. Tato picked out her dress and shoes and did her own hair and make-up, because she wanted to be herself, she said. "I took everything so seriously," Tato said. "I'm representing my town that supported me, so I have sort of a different outlook." Tato submitted her own questions to AOL and they added a few of their own for non-television person­ alities. The basic questions seen on Tato's online video of her interviews were mostly her own. The list of celebrities Tato inter­ viewed and which can be seen online include Tom Cruise, Dakota Fanning, Donald Trump, Howard Stem and Ice-T. " "For me it was triumphant, in that it wasn't someone reeding me the questions, it was me," Tato said. Tato asked Steven Spielberg if making of the film satisfied his alien interest. He told her that the ques­ tion was very good one. "You can expect more movies about aliens from me because it has not quenched my thirst for looking up at the sky at night and wonder­ ing what's really out there," Spielberg said. The wnole event put a lot of pres­ sure on Tato and she says she's proud o f how well she handled it. "I had to do intakes and outtakes. I had no clue then what those were," she said. "You're walking, you're standing, you have to hold your mic a certain way. Look at the camera, and do all these things." Tato said she received a lot of praise for the work she did and many were surprised she had never been in front ot the camera before. "The camera man said, 'The Sm Carpet, Page 9A Club members attend regional workshops Celery City Lodge 542 and Evergreen Temple 321 Order of Elks of the World of Sanford's Educational Department mem­ bers attended the Region Four Educational Workshop and oratorical Contest June 24th and 25th, in Greensboro, N.C. Region Four states represented were from Florida, North Carolina, Georgia and South Carolina. Winners of the Oratorical contest for Region 4 were: 1st place, Virgil Hayes, Jr., with the1topic "Issues of a Divided America" (Florida); 2nd place, Christopher ODonoghue with the Marva topic "Survival of the Hawkins Fittest" (North Carolina). 3rd place, •••••••« Joshua Harris, with the topic "Pay Day" (Georgia). Honorable mention, Ashley McCrary with the topic "What is Freedom" (South Carolina). Representatives from Florida were Walter Butler, Florida State President of Lodges, Alfred Williams, 1st Vice President of Lodges, Kevin Blackman, 2nd Vice President of Lodges, Joseph Maner, 3rd Vice President of Lodges, Nathan Hayes, Florida State Director of Education, Sylvia Riley, Florida State Directress of Lodges and Temples. Representatives were from Sanford, Clearwater, Cocoa and Lakeland. Sanford native Virgil Hayes, Jr. will attend the national Elks Oratorical Contest in July in New Orleans, La. He will orate on the topic, "Issues of a Divided America". •••• Seminole High School G ass of 1995 will have their class reunion on September 16-17. If you are a 1995 gradu­ ate, contact Alicia Francis Douglas at addougla#volusia.kl2f1us or call 386-8785095. •••• Improved Benevolent Protective Elks of the World Education banquet to honor Earl E. Minott and Elaine Crumity will be Sm Marva, Page 9A Stetson’s Comer: Reflections on the Fourth I hope that you were able to date us, families came from surrounding communities to attend Geneva's Annual 4th of see something real, not high July Parade and Festival. To tech but deeply rooted in God say it was memorable and awesome doesn't do it justice. and country. Ahh, the smells of "We're just a little summer cooking are place," said one vol­ the best. We so enjoy unteer, "and yet just the delirious aroma of look at all this going hamburgers, on." So many sights, sausages, and onions smells, sensations, sizzling on the open and emotions-it was overwhelming in a grill. (The new cook shed Ls beautiful.) The good way, to the eye, occasional smell of nose, ear, and heart. horses on the parade Red, white, and route is not so nice, blue was everywhere. Karen but we'll deal with it Shorts, jeans, T-shirts, because they're fami­ tank tops embroidered P h illip s ly too. with "these colors Sounds were big at don't run" and uni­ forms of times past and the festival and I do mean big. The roar of the Flight Gaggles' future. Our hats shielded us flyovers, the blast of the Fire from the intense July sun but also kept us in the spirit. Caps Engine #42 horn, the cannon boom from the Sorts o f the were turned forward and backward, many adorned Confederate Veterans, and the with pins or pinwheels. There whirling rotors of the Medivac were festive and funny hats, helicopter definitely caught colorful, cowboy, fishin’ -all our attention. (Folks loved seeing the inside of that chop­ removed respectfully during the Pledge, the prayers, and per.) the Star Spangled Banner. Water, water everywhere* Geneva made sure tne crowds So many flags! Stars and were hydrated, thank you Stripes on the floats, horses, very much as bottled water dogs, baby goats, motorcycles, was plentiful and the misting bikes, skateboards, classic area was fantastic! And speak­ cars, tractors, and in the fists ing of cooling off, it was so hot of toddlers. She is a 'grand ole I think the "dunkees" wanted flag' to be sure. to be dunked. They were good Family and friends were sports and young arms were the fabric of Geneva's celebra­ sore trying to hit that bullstion. We may have added cell phones and digital cameras to eye. It was a day of heroes. A the scene but kids still ran and time to remember the heroes screamed and begged for of our country- past and pres­ money to do 'just one more’ ent who fought for us in uni­ activity. Family included forms of blue and gray, khaki neighbors and kids from other and camouflage. There are families as moms checked in also the heroes that serve us with other moms-"Don't everyday, the law enforcement worry, Billy can spend the and fire and rescue teams who afternoon with us." Kids spent an* always watching out for time with parents- "I kinda’ as. miss him sometimes," one boy We love our wonderful said of his dad. Teens still community heroes behind the broke from parents to socialize scene's, like Parade U Festival with friends and the oldest of I funoree, Mrs. Imogene us fanned themselves, taking Yarborough recently honored It aJI in under tile slude of a by tile Girl Scouts Citrus tree or a tent In a time Council with tin* Women of where "reality" slum s inun­ Herald photo by Karan Phillips The Geneva Homemaker’s Association won first place for best float. Herald photo by Karan Phillips Im ogene Yarborough was the G ra n d Master of the parade. Distinction Lifetime Achievement Award There were young heroes too The Boys Scouts ot Troop 837 who proudly carried tin* flags along tin* parade route, per­ formed the tieaiitlfijl Hag Retirement Ceremony, and helped wherever they were needed througlurut tlie event Altltough I'm sure lltey would protest, we can all agree that Rich Sloane, Tracey Ward, Jeff Whiting, jn d Richard Creedon along with the many, many other volun­ teers are true heroes as well having spent hours of their precious personal tune putting this event together Die lead­ ers and members of the ( rf-nec a Historical Society, Geneva Homemakers' Association and the Geneva Citizens' Association should be so proud of their fine efforts. Which brings me to the pony rides. I want to honor two voung ladies who I was told work very hard everyday taking care of their own hors­ es, and for the 4th of July cele­ bration, they w-anted to share their love of horses with other children. In preparation for the pony rides, they raked the entire path through the woods so that the trail "would be done right" Then, hour after hour, they Jed the ponies and children through tne shaded woods with serious and Sm C o rn e r, P a ge 9A �Page 8A Sunday. July 10.2005 I s " sf |J • jm 1k rjM 1*» £, m m uSH v M MM M H ■Ml ■ ■ f l M~ la g I M 1 I M M M IB..Ml ■ M ^^M M M ■ A O N E - O F - A - K I N D DROWNING P R E V E N T IO N PROGRAM T H A T GIVES YOUR CHILD T H E SKILLS T O SURVIVE. Protecting your child against drowning is a 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 its history, Safe Start has taught survival swim skills to over 100,000 children. Of those, over 740 have saved themselves in a drowning situation. SAFE START is available through participating YMCA Family Centers in Orange, Seminole and Osceola Counties For more information, please call (407) 644-3606. Visit our website at www.safestart.cc Central Florida Y M C A P A R T OF C E N T R A L F L O R I D A Y M C A ' S T O T A L A Q U A T I C S P R O G R A M v ww �T h e Hekald M arva Sunday. July 10. 2005 G race 7A left to right, Sytvta Riley, Nathan Hayes, Virgil Hayes (winner) and CurKstine I Saturday, July 23 at 6 p m at the Sanford Civic C od ec Donations are $20. Celery City Lodge No. 542 and Evergreen Temple No. 321 are sponsor­ ing me event • •••• Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church, 2001 Sipes Avenue, held their 2005 vaca­ tion bible school event Students from ages 3 to 105 yean dialed up www,JesusSaves-U.Net Over 50 students under the direction of Sister Deloris V. Williams and Pastor Rev. Dr. W. Frank Williams held a week-long session beginning at 6 JO p.m. nightly, with grad­ uation ceremonies on Friday, June 24. Students were taught to dis- Run 'l our Ad Stalcw ide 7A ' ikiWA nvrasQi palw io OyF M W * * n iW M i— irw— Students at Ml. Zion Bible School. cover the joy in understanding God's plan for salvation and His great love for humanity. Clicking on to discover more about day one, "God's Love", day two, "God's World", day three, "God's Gift" and day five, "God's Promise.' You are invited to worship at ML Zion: die Church Beside the Road with an Outreach for the Unreached. hand and told her how great the interview was. "Have you ever done this before?" he asked Tato. "No. Never," Tato replied. "You did a great job," he said. "Well done. Excellent." Tato became emotional during her interview with The Herald, beginning to cry while talking about her expe­ rience. "In doing that— I think I'm going to cry. I found...I really did...Gosh, I'm about to cry, isn't that awful?" Tato asked as her eyes welled up. "I've given so much. My life has been. iabout my kids and my id to find somehusband. And thing that inspired me. See, every time I talk about it, it's so inspiring, because finally I found something that I enjoy. "Not— it wasn't the stars," Tato continued. "That's what people on the outside think, but no, it's not that. I used to sing and I'm used to being in the public eye, and that was my goal when 1 was young— to be a singer. Then, I got married and I had kids and you kind of put your dreams to the side. And, that's okay. I tell my kids I would never change anything. But, at the same time there is still this Brea inside somewhere, you know? 1 can't believe I'm cry­ ing. But, that's how much it affected me," she said. "It was me and the camera and the microphone and everything else was gone. 1 didn't notice the people; I didn't sea th * flash bulbs; didn't hear anything else. It was natural. It was me keep­ ing them going and also being respectful. I didn't want the dirt. I wouldn't do that, and I wasn't looking for that. I just want true reactions and stars are real people. I'm a real person and they were real to me and the way they treated me was with respect," Tato said. The mother o f three real­ ized that she wanted to be with a microphone in hand and in front of a camera. Tato said she is keeping her options open for the future and hoping that something may happen. As for her three children, nine-year-old Ashleigh, and seven-year-old twins, Avy and JoJo, they said they don't mind if "m om " does something like Place a classified ad in over IM Florida newspapers and reach over 5 Million readen for just $450. their daughter Jackie. These sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Largen, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leffler, Mr. and Mrs. A.K. Shoemaker, Jan Torbett, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es R. Dycus, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es VanHoy, Mr. and Mrs. E. Pope Bassett, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kam s, and A1 Denman. Betty and Joe Kiramai graciously entertained the BGS Board o f Directors and productioi iuction staff o f "The Captured D 1 olls". Their daughter. H olly Anne, was a BGS dancer. Those enjoy­ ing the elaborate buffet were M ildred Caskey, Genevieve Richardson, Eleanor Maresca, Dora Lee Russell, Joanne Rowe, Don Bales, Ken Echols, David Smith, George Weld, David Wright, Harry Kniffen and Joan Coulombe. A lso Ellen Smith, Susan Barnett, Lucyann Poff, Doug Jurss, Walter Rye, Robert Maresca, Marvin Caukin, Neva Jurss, Ruth Kniffen, David Kniffen, Jim Rowe and Mr. and Mrs. Rich Grover. Finally at 12:30 a.m., Doris arrived at the Policem an's Ball at the Civic Center. According to chief Ben Butler, it was the largest crowd ever assem­ bled at this annual fling. Bill Bemosky, president of the Police Benevolent Association was the ball chairman. Doris had arrived just in time to enjoy Sophie • Shoem aker and Dr. Richard Daughterty giving the jitter­ bug some new twists. Place a display 2x2 or 2x4 in 113 Florida newspapers and reach over 4 MQKoa readers. —~ camera loves you'. He said he wanted to move to Florida and work for me for free," Tato said. Tato's husband, Manny, went with his newly famed wife and fit right in, too. Tato said that most husbands would just sit on the side­ lines, but Manny was helping out in the rush of things. Tato said the whole experi­ ence for the both o f them was incredible. "I can't even describe it. A regular person going into something so amazing and so blown up, and such a media frenzy, especially because of what's going on with Tom and Katie," Tato said. Tato was close to not inter­ viewing Tom Cruise, but luckily she was one of three groups who did an interview with nim on the red carpet she said. The red carpet winner asked Cruise what his favorite part of making War of the Worlds was and he said, 'Working with Spielberg'. After a several minute interview with Cruise, he grabbed Tato's ANSWER TO TODAY'S PUZZLE C om er Continued from Page 7A >roud ownership. I apologize fffor c not knowing their names but every child that took a pony ride knows exactly who they are. These twin girls are beautiful inside and out, and I have a feeling if our future is in their hands, our country is going to be just fine. So I nope you attended and I hope you keep the memories close. If you didn't mark your calendars for Tuesday, July 4, 2006. And don’t forget your hat Please share your informa­ tion, ideas and comments by railing 407-221-7002, via email at karenmcpdfbellsouth.net (please put “Stetson's Comer'' in the sub­ ject line), or with a fax to 407349-2800. 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Lake Brantley high School's Felipe Lopez SS Cincinnati Reds w 279 67 46 14 48 .312 • Going to first All-Star Game on Tuesday. Was 4-for-5 with a home run, a triple, three runs scored and two RBI against Houston on 7/2. Sanford Middle School’s Corey Patterson CF C h ic a g o C u b s ab h r HR ____________ 314 73 36 11 24 .232 • Only 19-for-120 (.158) in June and July and job may be in jeopardy as Cubs are report­ edly looking for outfield help. Lake Brantley High School's J ason V a r ite k Boston R e d S o x ab t) r hr 250 76 39 13 36 304 • Will start for American League in All-Star Game on Tuesday. Lake Brantley High Rickie Weeks SANFORD — Once the rains stopped it didn't take long for the Sanford River Rats to get back in the saddle. Jon Lozada belted a home run and T.J. Large and Brandon Webb made it stand up as the defending Florida Collegiate Summer League Champions blanked the Daytona Beach Barracudas, 1-0, at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium Wednesday night. The victory was the third straight for Sanford and gives the locals a 10-4 record and a 1-1 /2 game lead over the Barracudas (10-7) and a two-game lead over the Winter Park Diamond Dawgs (10-8). After a week because of the weather, the River Rats lost the opening game of a doubleheader to the Orlando Shockers, 4-3, on July 2nd at Tinker Field, but roared back in the nightcap for a 14-7 vic­ tory. Sanford then stayed on the road, traveling to Winter Haven on Wednesday and outslugging the Warthogs, 8-7, before surviving the pitcher's duel with Daytona on Thursday. The River Rats were supposed to play at Tinker Field against the Shockers again on Thursday before returning home to host Winter Park in tne first of a three-game series on Friday. Weather permitting, Sanford and the Diamond Dawgs will play at 7 p.m. today (Saturday) and at 5 p.m. tomorrow. The River Rats will remain at home to host the Zephyrhills Snappers in a doubleheader start­ ing at 5:30 p.m. on Monday and then head to Daytona on Tuesday and Winter Haven on Wednesday for single games starting at 7 p.m. All fans are invited to the fanfriendly games with no charge for admission to anyone. For more information, check out the league website at www.floridaleague.com. rbl 24 13 5 15 261 Hit home runs in three Iraight games last weekend nd nit fourth blast of the ,eek at Honda Thursday In The M inor’s m Karnes Jr is batting 241 ir AAA Ottawa ha/ Lytle is batting 2*72 (or i Lyrunburg Ale Bono 1* 1*1 with a 1 79 RA lor A Wilmington rvin Mrlillo is batting wS tin r promotion to blink Ion ait AIL-gra i* hiding |u*t IM ba*k ai A bioriuei my I .»4>son la lulling V** ( U m A MakrrdirW Big Red loses to young angler By Captain David Roger* Special to the Herald M O S Q U ITO LA G O O N — Herald photo* by Jim Wenti Former Seminole Community College slugger Jo n Lozada (top) launched a home run out of Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium W ednesday night and pitcher's T.J. Large (above, left) and Brandon W ebb made the blast stand up as the host Sanford River Rats blanked the Daytona Beach Barracudas, 1-0, to give Sanford a 1-1/2 game lead over Daytona in the F C S L standings. What a day for Lee Pancake, 12, ly ier Ishak, 14, Jordan Gray 14 and their uncle and grandad. Bill Pancake. We departed the dock at 5:45 a.m. witn high hopes of seeing some nice big redfish. It did not lake long for our hopes to meet reality. About the time the sun broke the horizon, the tails of the mighty redfish began to wave above the sur­ face. It was a sign of happy fish. Quietly, we approached the tailing fish and gently cast to the school. Tyler was the first to hook up with a nice fish. After~a short 10-minute battle the hook pulled from the mouth of the monster fish. All was not lost, because within a few min­ utes Jordan was battling another fish. Oh no, not again, the hook pulled. Those dam rubber hooks. Time to bait the hooks with some fresh shrimp from Skeeter Lagoon's Bait Shop. This time I broke out the Daiichi Bleeding bait hooks and threw the rubber hooks away. Moments later we spot the school tailing again and Tyler makes a perfect cast. Wham! Fish on. This time Tyler was sure to land the fish and he fought the fish like a pro. Moments later we were taking pictures of a 20-pound red. After a few photos the fish started tailing about 30 yards way and Jordan hooks a nice fish and lands an 11 pound red. Moment later Bill hooks a fatty and battled him for a while. The next fish was a half an hour away. When Bill hooked his fish the school took the deep route and moved about 100 yards away. Suddenly the first tail pops up and then another, and then about eight or 10 tails are wavSee Outdoors, Page 2B New Smyrna returns to regular racing this Special to the Herald TV. v a ic e e B r e w e r s _____ r HR See Baseball, Page 2B River Rats outduel Barracudas New Smyrna Speedway returns to racing action tonight (Saturday) with the Super Late Models, Open Wheel Modifieds, Sportsman, Super Stock, Mini Stock, Strictly Stock and a special surprise that will be filmed for Spike 2B h provide extensive online coverage and MLB Radio will provide exclusive playby-play coverage of the Midsummer Classic on the Internet. But there has been a lot more national news made by Patriots other than Varitek and Lopez. Rickie Weeks, who was the starting second baseman along side Lopez when Lake Brantley won its last State Championship in 1998, has been 'the man’ for the Milwaukee Brewers the By Doan Smith Herald Staff Danny Graves W leadoff batter Felipe Lopez will be a back-up to Sanford's David Eckstein for the National League in Tuesday's Major League All-Star Game in Detroit. The 76th All-Star Game will be tele­ vised nationally by FOX Sports (Channel 35 locally) and around the world by Major League Baseball International with pre-game cere­ monies beginning at 8 p m. ESPN Radio will provide exclusive, national radio coverage, while MLB.com will Weeks, the No. 2 player taken In the 2003 Draft out of Southern University, hit go-ahead home runs in three straight home games against the Pittsburgh Pirates last weekend, the first two both being game winners, and drove in seven runs as Milwaukee won two of three from the Bucs. On Friday, Weeks was fadng veteran reliever Rick White with two men on and the score tied at 4-4 in the seventh inning, but he was down in the count, 0 -2 The rookie worked the count back to 2-2 before pounding a high slider 423 feet to left-center field. The home run was Weeks' second W id e n in g th e g a p 0 SS Lake Brantley High School baseball coach Mike Smith is on cloud nine. With three of his former players star­ ring in the Major Leagues, two making the All-Star Game and one having a great individual week, and three cur­ rent underclassmen taking part in the 2005 USA Baseball Youth National Team trials, what more could you expect. As everyone probably knows by now, Boston Red Sox catcher and Captain, Jason Varitek, will be the starter behind the dish for the American League, while Cincinnati Reds shortstop and Grads and newcomers alike make national news past week. The Super Late Models will begin a once a month schedule starting this Saturday so if you love Super Lates, this Saturday is the night to come to New Smyrna to see them. Orlando's Djvid Rogers leads the points followed by Jeff Choouette and fellow Orlando driver Ronnie Roach David Froelich is fourth and Dalton Zehr in filth. Only one point behind Zehr is yet another Orlando driver, Jared Allison in tu»tn t Completing the Top 10 are A J Fjctor, Fain Skinner, Rich Clouser, and Scotty Crockett Jhe Late Models have the rognl off for tlie Goodyrar Challenge Late Model IUU at Columbia Motor*por1* Park but when they return ne*t Saturday it t* Rusty Lbersole who lead* tlie point* with 216 A ) C urreli stand* wrtond with |95 followed by rookie Alii Owen* m third with |NJ Jeremy h u h stand* fourth with 171 fioutl* and tornplrtmg die top five t* Marl Smith with 142 point* ( ornplaiing ll*r fop 10 are Robert Anden fieil, David (abb*, Amanda Gogel, Phillip Bessette, and Sam Watts. Art Zunzeman holds a 27 points lead over Orange City's Tank Tucker in the Open Wheel Modified division. Tucker has won every tune he has come to New Smyrna except once when he had mechanical problems. Bobby Blake stands third but only has a one point lead over Orlando Modified driver Jared Allison. Ted Helmes stands fifth. Alan Bruns, Jerry Symons, Skip Honaker, Dave Savicki and Mike Dahm round out the Top 10. Donny Williams has a commanding lead in the Sportsman division with 390 points over second place Jim Snyder with 288, Ron Lufcy stands only I t points behind Synder in third with 274 points Dale Clouser is fourth with 251 points followed by newcomer Dale Howard in filth with 201 point* Mike Soukup, John Nusbaum, Ken Lew ton, Brian DuIj and Randy June* round out the Top 10 Ben Cutler Jr liuld* a R) point* lead over led Vulpiu* in t)u* Mini Stink division David l astello stands third with 388 pnnl* followed by Wayne Well* in fiMirth with 211 point* and Anthony King in fifth with 197 point* Kim Karto jr Mari Broal. Re* t hm trnwn, Jett 5 « » Rating, Page 2V ■torts towrtMr Of ftsMAstt Ut U f Tony btertsri a u n d a atop Km frontat/attri lance tana attar w inning tria Papal b p a ad w a y taat *1 and eaaJta with in* 400 at D a yto n a IntarnationaJ �PaHC 2B Huald Sunday, Jutv 10.2005 Baseball — ERA of 6.00, not bad in a hitters paradise like Arizona, and the save. Continued from Page IB And Cast was rewarded for career home run. Weeks, who his efforts as he was on of the also scored in a Brewers' three18 players selected to represent run rally against Mark Redman America as members of Its 2005 in the first inning, matched his Youth National Team, which career high with three RBI as will travel to the IBAF "AA" the Brewers held on for an 8-4 World Youth Baseball 6-4. victory. Championship in Monterrey, The Brewers’ top prospect On Saturday, the former Mexico, in August Two return­ going into the season. Weeks Patriot hit a go-ahead home ers from the 2004 squad Join has hit in 17 of his 23 games players from a total of seven since being called up from states in today's selections. Triple-A Nashville on June Returning right-handed 11th, where he was having a pitcher Robert Stock (Westlake marvelous season, and has Village, Calif.) and first basealready made two trips to his Continued from Page IB manfden Nazario(Miami) native Florida to play. -ing. headline the selections as He is hitting .2/1 (through Lee now has a big fish on the returners from the 2004 squad. Tuesday), including .333 (6-forend of his line. This slobberCatcher Franco Valdes (Miami) 18) with nine RBI with runners knocker was not going to come returned for his second Youth in scoring position, has scored in quickly. My mind thought National Team trials week 11 runs with three doubles, a about a recent 61 minute fish experience, and will Join the triple, four home runs and 13 battle, but this fish only fought team this year. RBI. around 25 minutes. It really The 2005 squad will be But that's the past what helps to have Power Pro coached by Fnil Bodine of Fishing Line on your reel Mendota, Illinois. Bodine will Brantley? because you can put some be assisted by Bill Krejd If the past few weeks are any pressure on fish. (Creston, Iowa), Garye indication, it looks pretty good. When we saw the fish, we LaFevers (Mesa, Ariz.), and Three players who figure to knew it was big, but not sure George Sanchez (Gilbert Ariz.). be on the 2006 vanity roster; a how big. Once the fish was in California leads all states rising Junior and two rising the boat I gently supported the with eight representatives on sophomores, were three of 36 fish to get a weight. It is very the Youth National Team. young men invited to attend important to support the flan if Florida follows with four selec­ the 2005 USA Baseball Youth you weigh them. One should tions. Arizona has two players National Team trials for playen never Just lift the fish into a on the squad, while Texas, 16-and-Under at Phoenix vertical position. The fish was Illinois, M issouri and Utah Municipal Stadium in Arizona. right on the 40 pound mark. each have one. The trio, lefthanded pitchen, Lee said something about his The 18 selections, who have John Cast and Ryan Markell arms being tired. been participating at the weekand first baseman D.J. Hicks After a good release we fin­ long trials at Phoenix were chosen to make the trip to ished the day trout fishing. The Municipal Stadium, will return Arizona after competing in the first hole we pulled out nine to their respective hometowns week-long Junior Olympic fish in about 12 casts. Then, until the team reconvenes in Baseball Championships that nothing happened for a few Texas in August for world featured 144 teams, 72 at both minutes. We ended the day Bill Pancake (back) stands proudly behind his (left to right) nephew Tyler lahak, 14, grendeon Lee Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter championship preparations. with a few trout at another Pancake, 12, and other nephew Jordan Gray 14 as they display a 40-pound redftsh that Bill caught, and Peoria /Surprise, Arizona. But that was not the only spot. The trout were caught on one of several large reds and a few trout the group landed this week In the Mosquito Lagoon news to come out of USA This marked the ninth Rip Tide 3 inch mullet and top Baseball involving local talent. withCaptain David Rogers of AAA Hawgwild Saltwater Charters. straight year that USA Baseball water plugs. USA Baseball has announced the National Governing Body I must say that these young hunters on public hunting a group of 26 players who will of baseball in this country, will ranee or call 800-283-2883. recovery. The post-storm check­ men did super job on tne boat areas where the number of remain in contention for Its train a team in the 16-andlist can nelp eliminate any fur­ and this will be a fishing trip hunters and the hunting areas 2005 Junior National Team in FWC OFFERS UNIQUE under age category for interna­ ther damages to your boat after they will not soon forget. are rigidly controlled to pro­ the 18-and-under age category HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES the clouds nave cleared and tional competition. Tnere are still some openings vide an optimum learning for international competition. In addition to regular and help you get back on the water And all three did well at the for July if you would like to try experience and maximum safe­ The 26 players were selected quicker. special quota hunts, the Florida trials, with Altamonte Springs' and catch a big red. Check out from an original group of 34 ty. These hunts are popular, Fish and Wildlife Conservation Also at Hicks batting .364, Longwood's the website www.aaahawgathletes who participated in the and the number of applicants BoatUS.com / Hurricanes, Commission (FWC) is offering Cast earning a save in two wildcharters.com or call 407Junior National Team Trials last exceeds the number of spaces sportsmen some unique hunt­ appearances and Markell who boaters can see up-to-the405-0819. week. The original group had available each year. ing opportunities for the com­ played on Apopka's Little minute storm tracking toots Tight Lines and Good been chosen exclusively from The new Matanzas WMA will League World Series squad a ing season. with live satellite images and a Fishing, Captain David Rogers, offer a family hunt this year. those players who competed in few years ago, hitting .333 and new ''spaghetti" tracking The FWC is providing sports­ AAA Hawgwild Saltwater Applicants age 18 or older may the 10th Annual Tournament of model that shows various fore­ having one good outing in two men mobility-impaired hunts, Charters. apply for a permit. The permit Stan June 21-26 at historic Joe supervised youth hunts, a fam­ casters' predicted paths. Also appearances on the mound. holder is required to bring FREE STORM PREPARA­ Becker Stadium in Joplin, included are landfall strike ily hunt, quail hunts and back The Blue team scored three in from one to two children ages Missouri. TION TOOLS AVAILABLE probabilities, NOAA forecasts vehicle and airboat hunts on the third to break open a tie 1-1 8-15. Unlike the youth hunt, "Going from 34 to 26 players FOR BOATERS AT “HURRI­ and wind band information. wildlife management areas game in the first game of the the family hunt allows the was a very difficult decision; (WMAs). Applications are now Over a million boaters used the 2005 USA Baseball Youth CANE CENTER" adult supervisor to hunt with more difficult than anyone will National Team trials pitchers free site last year. available from FWC regional With Hurricane Dennis fast the children. ever know," said Jerry Dawson, New this year on the Kyle Brule (Chandler, Artz.) offices and online at approaching. Boat Owners Wildlife management areas in Hurricane Center is a www.wildflorida.org/huntand Cast combining to hold the Head Coach of the 2005 Junior Association of The United the southern part of (He state National Team (JNT). Dawson, Hurricane message board for ing /quota.hunt /default, html. Red team scoreless for the final States (BoatU.S.) has some free offer hunters an unusual chal­ who just finished his 32nd year boaters to share their experi­ The application period for sub­ six innings. Brule, who tallied "tools" available that can help lenge because of their openat Chaparral High School in mitting applications to be five strikeouts in three innings, ences. In addition, a "links" boaters to prepare their vessel marsh landscape. Hunting Scottsdale, Ariz., served as an section at included in the random draw­ earned the win for the Blue for nature's tempest. these areas requires special assistant coach on the 2004 JNT. ing is July 13-29. Like the regu­ BoatUS.com/Hurricanes leads team. Cast, who also worked The BoatU.S. "Hurricane vehicles, and me FWC has "I know I will lose sleep over boaters to other forecasts, a lar and special quota hunt three innings, earned his first Center," a storm-related Web established quotas on the num­ it," Dawson added. "There are applications, these applications storm photo gallery, historical save of the trials. site located at ber of vehicles allowed. always some playen that you must be submitted through the storm data and much more. Brett Krill hit two grand http: / /www.BoalUS.com /Hur Permits to operate track vehi­ feel strongly about who don't internet, at tax collector offices Boaters can also view hurri­ slams over the wall at Phoenix ricanes, includes a Hurricane cles on the Rotenbergen make it. I wish we had more or at any license agent. cane-related questions posted Municipal Stadium to lead the Preparation Worksheet, inEverglades and Holey Land days (to evaluate playen) and Applications are no longer Red team's comeback over Blue depth Guide to Preparing Boats by storm-afflicted BoatU-S. WMAs and permits to operate more numbers. But we still will accepted by mail. members and answers provid­ (1-1) in the 17-11 victory and Marinas for Hurricanes, airboats on tne Everglades and have more difficult decisions Mobility-impaired hunts are ed by Seaworthy magazine Tuesday evening. Trailing 8-1 and a checklist for what to do Francis S. Taylor WMAs are ahead of us once we get to for persons wno require special Editor Bob Adriance and in the second inning, the Red after a hurricane strikes. All are issued in two random selec­ Atlanta." equipment. These hunts are not Associate Editor Chuck Fort at (1-1) team turned on the free and easily downloadable. tions. Following selection of the 26intended for hunters who have the new "Ask the Experts" sec­ offense to score four in the The Worksheet quickly yet A quota hunt permit will be player roster, athletes will Honda Disabled Person tion at BoatUS.com. third and 10 in the fifth to even methodically goes through required to hunt quail on the return to their respective Hunting and Fishing BoatU.S. - Boat Owners the trials series at one game a everything you need to do, Blackwater WMA Hutton Unit homes. The group will then Certificates, but rather those Association of The United piece. whether you plan on keeping and Blackwater Field Trial Area reassemble in Atlanta on Aug. who are permanently confined States - is the nation's leading The Blue team, which won your boat ashore, on a mooring in the Northwest Region. There 26. Player evaluation will con­ to a wheelchair, persons who advocate for recreational the trials opener on Monday, or in the slip. It also lists items are seven two-day hunts avail­ tinue via practices and exhibi­ boaters providing its 600,000 uire the use of mechanical took a commanding 8-1 lead in a boater will need for any hur­ able on the Hutton Unit and tion games against the Canada members with a wide array of s (crutches and walkers) to ricane preparations. the second inning, led by two four-day hunts on the Junior National Team. consumer services including a walk or those with complete Stonecipher's leadoff home run The Guide goes into greater Field Trial Area. The quota is Following this evaluation peri­ group-rate marine insurance single-leg amputations. detail about how hurricane and back-to-back hits by two groups per hunt on the od, a final 20-player Junior program that includes auto­ Another unique hunt is for Franco Valdes (Miami) and damages occur, explains what Hutton Unit and three groups National Team roster will be matic hurricane haul-out cover­ hunters 8-15 years old. Hicks. per hunt on the Field Trial boaters should expect and selected. On Sept. 1, the team age that will pay up to $1000 to Two WMAs in the North Area. A group may consist of includes information and dia­ Hicks then had a two-run will depart for VUlahermosa, remove a vessel from the water Central Region (Camp up to three hunters. Shooting grams on how to prepare mari­ double to center field to break Mexico, where the JNT will in advance of a hurricane. For Blanding and Andrews) offer hours end at 3 p.m., and the nas and boats. Also included is open a 7-7 contest in the bot­ compete in the COPABE bag limit is 12 quail per group opportunities for non-hunting more information, go to a tracking chart and valuable tom of the eighth inning to lead "AAA" Pan Am Junior per day. http: //www.BoatUS.com/Insu adults to supervise young information on post-storm the Blue team to victory in Championships Sept. 2-11. The game four. Junior National Team competes Following Hicks's lead, the in two major events in bi-yearBlue team went on to tally a ly cycles — the Pan Am total of five runs in the bottom Championships and the IBAF the restrictor plate which limits the flow of of the eighth to run away with Speedway last Saturday evening, Sunday World Championships. The Continued from Page IB air into the carburetor. the 12-7 game four win. The morning?, in the Pepsi 400. Pan Am Championships serve Pittsley and Pat Wells round out the Top The race had nine caution flags which This is the second race in a row that the victory moves Blue to 2-1-1, as a qualifier for the ensuing 10. included four accidents that claimed at while Red falls to 1-2-1. "Rushville Rocket" has taken the check­ year's World Championships. Jason Foster not only leads the points in least seven vehicles in two separate crashes ered flag. This was however the first time Hicks finished the night 2The USA Baseball Junior the Super Stock division at New Smyrna including Championship points leader anybody actually climbed the chain link for-2. Third baseman Josh National Team is a perennial Speedway but also at Orlando Greg Biffle (#16 National Guard Ford). fence to make it to the top of the starters Vitters (Anaheim, Calif.) was wer on the international SpeedWorld. Foster has accumulated 454 The race ended Just before 2 a m. Sunday tower. As he made it to the top Stewart also impressive at the plate, seball scene. Only once in the points to Pat Buckley in second with 353 morning following a two-and-a-half hour held both hands toward the sky which sent going 3-for-3 with three RBI 21-year history of the IBAF points. Faris Crews comes in third with 310 rain delay. Nearly 200,000 fans battled the the crowd into a cheer. and a run scored. World Junior Championships, points followed by James Adams with 292 rain and muddy parking lots to watch the " I'm way too old and too fat to be doing The Blue team then tallied 15 has the United States failed to and Josh Wronkowski with 388. Ron Pepsi 400. that," said Stewart afterward " f was com­ hits behind Josh Vitters's 4-forcapture a medal. During this Whaley, Bruce McGonigal Jr., Bill Wingate, This race is the second at the Daytona mitted and I wasn't going to let the fans 5 effort to earn the 13-1 victory time, the JNT has earned five George Spears, and JT Tippins round out International Speedway for the NASCAR down. in the final game of the USA gold medals, nine silver medals the Top 10. Nextel Cup series each year. In February After Saturday's qualifying session Baseball Youth National Team and six bronze medals. Strictly Stocks points leader is Jose the new season kicks off at Daytona which everyone was saying that they had the car trials series. Among the 26 invited were Rivera with 448 points but not far behind has given the track a kind of traditional to beat. Markell had a great outing Sanford's own Marcus Lemon, Rivera is Ray Tanguay in second with 437 Super Bowl status After all Daytona is Stewart started on the pole and led a relief, going 1-2/3 perfect the son of former Cihcago points. Greg Dame stands third with 301 where NASCAR found it's roots back in record 151 laps of the 400 mile (160 lap) innings and facing just four White Sox and Detroit Tigeis points followed by Mike Wofford with 276 the 1940's when they used to race cars restrictor plate race. batters, striking out two and star outfielder Chet Lemon, and Tim Logue with 204 Tammy CJouser, down Highway Al A and onto the sandy "I think we're |ust going to take this car getting another to hit into a who plays for his father at Jeffrey Shimmel, Maureen Dahm, Alvin Beach to the shop and give it a bath," said double play. Eustis High School, and Morris and Richie Riley round out the Top Today (Sunday) Stewart will attempt to Stewart "Then we'U jusi put it on |acks The victory moved Blue to 3* DeLand High School fireballer 10. make it three Nextel Cup wins in a row at and cover it up in the corner until we can 1-1, while Red fell to 1-3-1. Mike Main, whose brother Matt Pit gate will open at 4 p m with raring two in a row al Chicagoland Speedway in bring it back here in February tor the 500 " Hicks would finish the five action at 7 30 p.m. at the track located at the USCj Sheelrock 400 (WESH Channel 2, The Pepsi 400 marked the last tune that games with four hits in 11 at 1 rep Babe Ruth World Series the comer of SR 44 and CR 415, between 3pm) raring legends Rusty VVjilacc (*2 Miller bats, including two doubles, championship team and Dtci New Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona Last year Stewart held off the field to Lite Dodge) and Mark Marlin (*t> Viagra scoring five runs and driving in Lyman. Grandstands open at 6 p m with general Win the race despite a large broo-ha-ha Ford) would climb into their cars at (he four to end with a 364 average Lemon, an infielder who w admission $10, students and seniors $5, tight in the pilx between nix crew and that Daytona International Speedway Markell had one hit in three be a senior at Eustis this fall. children 11 and under FREE. of kasey Kane Wallace began his Cup Series career in at batx, but two tough innings 273 (3 fo r-11) in four games NASC AR will make one more trip this 1980 and is ranked eighth on NASC AR * in his lone starl, eight runs with two runs scored and two S T E W A R T W I N S IN W E E year to Honda in November when tin* all-time win list arul has lt> lop 10 champt allowed, six earned, would see KHI H O U R S OF THE M O RN IN G Homestead Miami Speedway will host llu* unship point finishes, but none of his vuto his ERA rise lo 14 73 Maui, wlbi will be |unu>r al season ending Ford 400 Following llulie s were at Daytona l«a»t was 0-for-2 al the plate Del-and, was 2-lor-2, hit with a By Remhold Malay exciting rate NASCAR will award llu* Martin ha* iomprted m 4 0 ( up race* al with a walk, but hi* presence pitch, arul scored two runs at S p e cia l to the Herald NEXTEL Cup Charupioruhip trophy to live Daytona and failrd to win any of llirni, was fell on (lie mound a* lie th* plate arul gave up two driver who ha* accumulated live most aitJiough lie due* luve win* in the IRut allowed rune lut* and four DAY KI N A HI AC II* loiiv Strwari rurta, one rarned. a 9 IX) FRA, point* Ml live |0 fair "< lu*e for live w ile * and (lie 24 Hour, of Daytona Martin earned run* with four »tnk# drove f .’ll Home Depot t hrvrulel to with two walk* and three »lnkr l hampiorutlup " Irfl out any doubt llut lie wa» not a fan of out* and four walk* and an victory a! ill* Daytona International out* in on* inning of pile lung run for the second straight night this time a two-run, eighth-inning blast that gave the Brewers a 5-3, come-frombehind win over the Pirates in front of 29,092 on fireworks night at Miller Park. This time he used his light­ ning-quick hands to turn on an inside fastball from Pirates reliever Salomon Torres for a two-run home run, marking the second time in as many nights that the Brewers scored five unanswered runs to win. On Sunday, the finalist for the 2004 Sullivan Award as the United States’ top amateur ath­ lete hit his third nomer in as many games for a 3-2 lead in the tnird inning, and the Brewers scored five more in the sixth for an 8-2 lead that quick­ ly evaporated as they were nipped 11-10 in a slugfest. The homer streak finally ended on Monday as he was held hitless, but the winner of the prestigious Golden Spikes Award in 2003 as the best ama­ teur player in the United States and 2003 Baseball America College Player of the Year showed he is getting better defensively as he made a slid­ ing stop Jon a hard-hit grounder by Juan Encarnadon and threw to first for the final out of the game as the Brewers edged the Marlins, 3-2, in Miami. And Tuesday night Weeks went 2-for-5 with his third dou­ ble of the season as Milwaukee again topped Florida at home, O utdoors- 2 R a cin g E �Sunday. July 10.2005 The Herald P8|C 3B / J w t -w s To Place Your Ad Call 12— E lderly-C are 71—*H blp W anted Senior Horn# Car* VWITMQ ANGELS provide r N l M caregivers lor nonmedical homo ca n . Lie #22810. 407-302-4136. 15— C em etery L o t s Oefdewn: Doubt* Depth (2). « l A ra t e r Ind *3600 407310-3907 71— H e l p W an ted a a a a B B B B 4 SPECIAL REAL ESTA TE AG EN TS For Casual High Pwlocmancfl Office In Downtown Saniord. Mud have documented history of SB nrtton pha lor el least two conaecuttve years Mutt be a aaff diracled performer who accepts coaching and thrives under high expectations. Must be wiling to mentor and share responsibility tor (/owing the Compart*. V w y -^ b ^ 'M y r t f ' privets''offices. Walk yoor dents b great nsetauants. tiers, shops A The River Waft. 70/30 Compensation includes paid board dues, signs, marketing, business cards and decorating allowance Please mad resume to The New Home Network. 100 East First Stoat Suia 2188. Saniord. FL. 32771, or email to: nawhomanatworkfflcll rr com or tax to 407-200-4234. Appointment setters tor reverse mortgage company Salary, bonuses and commissions. Longwood location. C a l Ted Sims 407-707-0270 Experienced Grill Cooks Needed. Full A Part Tima needed wsh open evatobtty Top wages paid. Apply m person at your local Saniord Cracker Barrel. O CS 407-324-1020. HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR TRAININGFOR EMPLOYMENT HERE WE QNOW AOAINt Nations largest Home Food Service Looking lor 4 Exp Appointment Sellers Salary+Bonus+Spiffs Call Carol 407-322-3003 ad 130 tor Interview. A VA ILA BLE: Full-Time Shop/Wvehouse position wrtoed tetifcutor Erttiy level pay ml sxcallanl benefits. Job requirements: sbie to Ml 50 be, attention to detail, must have good driving record. Call for appointment. PH# 407-330O X 1,200 Tech Drive, Sanford Central Park. Sanford FL 32771.___ ____ __________ A VA ILA BLE: PartTlma/Mlnimum Wage SUMMER help needed. Must be able to Ufl 50 lb* Submit application at: 200 Tech Drive. Sanford Central Park. Sanford. FL 32771. Ph# 407: 330-0301. 71— H elp W anted 71— H elp W an ted D c u w n omvtit JOIN Aaron's, Sanford Pd. training, benefits, bonus Deliver A install furniture in our cost, homes APPLY IN PERSON 2432 S. French Ave. INVESTIGATE BEFOR E YO U INVEST! Always a good policy, especially lor business opporkxtNn and hwtcNeea Cal Florida Dept, of Agriculture a Consumer Services at 800-4367352 or FTC-HELP for free rtbrntation. Or visa our Wsb s*e at www ftc gov/buop. Florida law requires sellers of certain business opportunities to register with Florida Dept, of Agriculture A Consumer Services before sailing Can to verity lawful registration before you buy T O T HOME salesperson. Driver F T or PT. 6 Less D Irenes. wf-deMfe rxxeery. 407323-8188. Drivers • DUMP TRUCK. Class B. benefits. 407-322 8133 •Baby-sitter wanted, mostly Electric Wa s : Experienced, night 4 weekends. Musi be ,17., ' and halpere Live Electric. 520 or older. Background check A Laurel Ave. Sanford 407-321refs required. Christina. 4076080. 221-2304._______ B a rte r, Part Tim * 407-302-6088 407-383-7591(CP) Lake Mary gift baskets store tookvtg tor basket maker A salsa assistant. X to 40 hours. Prior basket or floral experience preferred Good computer stole reqtxmd Fax resume. 407-4440587. H ELP W A N TED : F/T Flexographic Praia Operator. Entry level or Expd self-starter Ability to kft up to 50 lbs. English/Spanish speaking Cali, 407-331-3605 Flower ahep needs mprt. A fcral design exp. Soma delivery required Serious inquires only 407-324-8000 HELP WANTED •MAINTENANCENIGHTS/WEEKENDS F/T •EXPERIENCED FOOD SERVERS F/T-P/T •C.N.A7ACTIVITIES Pn WEEKENDS •HOUSEKEEPERS - F/T Upscale senior living community. BuUdoxm, BacUion, Leaders. Desp Trucks, Grsdtri, Scrspen, Euavaton Nsit Oats; July 11* •National Certification •Financial AuuUncc -Job Placement 407 - 322-2611 71— H elp W an ted Driver/Dedicated REG. Lane COASTAL TRANSPORT HOME EVERY WEEKENO GUARANTEED! 4 5 % Pretoaded/Pretarped •Average 5888 •51019/weefc Jacksonvile, FL Terminal Sunday Cellars Welcome CDL-A req'd 877-428-5627 wwwctdnven com Excellent pay/benefits. Resume Fax 407-322-3065 Irrigation Installers, experienced only, benefits. 407-322-8133 Dining Room staff A Kitchen staff needed for busy restaurant in Lake MaryAongwood wee 407-3208100 LABORERS NEEDED FOR U N D ER G R O U N D ' U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R Starting Salary tB.SQfHr HEALTH IHSUHANCI ANO 401K PLAN! Dmg free workplace. Apply ah SSQ taker Drive, AJtamonte Springe 407-M0SOW. (Off Laborers: Must travel Mon-Fn in t e e of Florida Cal 407-3238822 Her i t age Auocaud Trian| Stem ■t Lake F o rc it Uc./Ord Baptist Minister to pastor wati estab. church Sand resume: Pulpit Committee, St Paul M B Church 813 Pina Ave. Saniord. FI 32771 by Aug 12. 2005 Loadara/Unloadar $800 lit hour/59 76 hour after X days Sanford Area No Experience Required Must work Holidays and Every Weekend 5 day work ek. 2 days off during the week Room tor opportunity Awesome Fringe Benefits Hard worker-dedication a must. Drug/Background check required Start Immediately' Call 407-442- Exp. Medical Assistant A Front Desk: Reliable Indiv, last learner w/ great cuat. sve skills 6 business, sense Exc. pay, P/T, Mon, 1U, Th, Sat. 407-894-5666 Classified Rates (Prepayment Required) 4 line ad............. ........................ 1 week $ 1 8 ........................3 weeks $36 .......................2 weeks $ 2 5 ..........................4 weeks $45 Yard S ales....5 lines fo r $15 S in fo rtl July lllli p riCe includes . test and Mrlbournr a11 th< iJuly i io.Lrt|U,pm<nt 18U> No hl(ltlrn char)(es ^ rs Basic construction and computer knowledge helpful Salary ♦ Commission Classified Contract Rates (Requires minimum 5 lines per day and 13 week contract. Credit Application Required) 5 - 1 0 lin e s .............................90^/line 11 - 20 lin e s ........................... 80</llne 21 or m ore lines................... 70</line Legal Advertising $4.95 per column inch 71— H elp W an ted Now hiring dish washera/prep cooks, tor immedtole positions. Goodpay. greet hom 407-2427415. Operator: Trackhoe lor underground storm/utilities crew. 407-322-8133 Call for interview t -800-835-3881 ask for Ron Machine M elntenanc M echanic Nationally Company Recognized Sanford/Lake Mary Location <$-5 yrs aiparience -Lathe/Wakting required •Understanding PLC Operating a Milling Machine ■C/C Drive 1st shift requires beetQ bn cell 24/7 High School Diptoma/GED Background Chack Raquirad. Strong Etodnc* Knowledge Abtty to build relay ladder logic Manufacturing experience preferred Call for Interview! 407-862-0090 M achine O perators 59 00 up per hour Sanford Area Landscapers and Grade Craw Laborers 407-321B IX . Phone 407-322-2207 800-383-7364 < 'w 1 2 ' • All 3 shifts available. Exp. preferred but not reqtxrad. btost be capable of starving tor tong periods of time Willingness to learn to trade. Great opportunity! High School Otploma/GED. Drug/Background chock required Start Immediately I 407-882-0090 Mchetel Pizzeria now hvtng tor all positions. Please contact Chnstma. 407-221-2394 or a| at 3828 S Orlando Dr. Sanford, in the Big Lots Plaza. Vivona's North Pizzeria needs drivers, pizza makers, subs, wadresses A phones. Appfy with owner at 2477 Park Ave. Sanford Now rtnng Al Postons F/T and p/T. Gnu Cooha. CaHAa. Counter .Hflla. B u n e n . & Dishwashers. High Volume Food Courts Located at the Saniord Airport Building '8* Applications being excepted lor March hinrtg EOE-M/F/V/O Creative Host Service*/ Compass Group-USA 407-323-0345 Accepting Applications M-F 9:OOsm-2:OOpm Sita/Base Crew Local work. F/T wSh benefits 407-3228133 Part Tim a cook, serv er*, a dishwasher needed. Contact Mytene 407-323-7308 Parts Distributor is now hiring for picking/pecktng in our warehouse. Computer exp. a pius. Full A Pari Time positions available. 58/hr. wri tram. Drug A background chock. Call tor appointment. 407-302-3360 Production Assemblers neeood for military contracts. Soldaring experience preferred. English literacy required. Four day workweek/40 hours week. Full benefits. 58 15/start. e 25/30 days, ♦ .25/60 day*. Appfy to person at Malhews Associates, Inc.. Hickman Drive, just past Comfort Inn PT parking tot attendants/cashters at tha Orlando-Saniord International Airport. Experience to safes and/or cuslomar service preferred Fax 407-5884545 or call HR at 407-5654500 Receptionist Bilingual (English/Spanish) Good communications A customer service skills. FT. benefits available. Call 407-324-2442. Ratable Maintenance Person A Ytod Person needed, pL Ime. Please call if interested. 407323-6019 71— H elf W anted W AN TED : Outgoing sales rep tor community newspaper group. Newspaper sales experience preferred. Benefits include bese salary, commission plan, mileage, paid vacation, health insurance. 401k. Resume* onfy to: Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. FL 32771 or dping9seminotohereld.com W3RKTP3SrH5Hi Sanford based Home Food Service looking for a lew sellmotivated experienced appointment setters HotiY»0onu*rFood dtocottots We wB Cato 805662-3863 ext 136 ask tor Carol, cell before 12:30 PM. 93— R o o m s F o r Rent T K I wT B I nTSl T Starting • 512/wfc. Historic Downtown 407-3304423 95— R oom m ate W an ted Seeking a person to share my homo, view of Lake Monroe, toff house prtvkegee. Cal 407-3297232 for an appointment. 97— A pa rtm en ts F u r n ish ed Swdord: Ftotortc 3/15 2 tor* t0SO/month.2/1,5590/month 407-262-2002. Sanford, Lovefy 1BR apt. newfy renovated, complete privacy, mdu. util Seeking 1 mature working couple over 40. No children, no drugs. 5575/mo ♦ 5300 sac. lease 407-3213735. 98— R entals Efficiency itOOwk, Apartments. 5150wk. also houses lor rent furnished/unfurmshed 407 240-1188 99— A partm en ts U n f u r n is h e d MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Mary: Funxshed room la t adult, call tor details, call# 407-4159982 LAKE ADA 1 BORM. SSStUMO 2 BORU. tSTOiMO ANO UP CaWe Included 407-323-8670 Unfurnished mom, private bath, house privileges, phone, 5100/wk Female non-smoker. Christian 407-3250736. Quality Living at Affordable Pricing. 1 ,2 I3 b e d ro o m e , lake views, 407-322-0104. EHO. W M M M M M M M B< Responsible honest person needed lor kitchen/dek. PT/FT. Maitland area 407-660-9260. 407-925-6452 Salem Carriers CDL-A Drivers Needed in Daytona Beach. 2 years exp. req. Great home time A benefits. Up to 5950 X wkfy Meet the Recruiter Hampton Inn, 151 Douglas Ave., Altamonte Springs. FL 14 Exit 92 (SR436) to Douglas Ave. Hotel on right July 7 th A tth from Sam to 5pm Salem carried Inc 3143 International Speedway Blvd Daytona Beach. FL July 9th, 10th 4 11th From la m to 5pm or call 1-600-709-2536 Secretary: Full time. 57 OQ/hr. computar exp necessary, casual atmosphere Call Juke. 407-323-8822 Short order cook, expd only, breakfast A lunch Appfy m person. 8am-2pm 2511 South Sanford Ave. Sanford Run a FRENCH A ITALIAN TEACHER S P/T. to lake mary Inlingua Language Center. 407-3220700 Part time cook, servers 4 dishwasher needed. Contact My tone. 407-323-7306 Tattoo Artat needed Pari time Would like to review your porttoSo Pto Cal 385479-2101 Tito setters A/or spprentfeae. Call Craig. 4074AA402S. Trainee Wanted Small construction company needs trainee with clean driving record tor out ol town work Muri nave data D tcense 407-3309466 Ad and Get A G arage Sa le Kit • 3 Signs • Bright Pre-Priced Labels • Checklist / tips M IT ria t Vivona s Fine Italian Restaurant m Lk Mery needs tuS time Drivers A Pizza Maser* C * 4Q7 33D2Q40 or appfy m 601 Wekton B»vd 1 407-322-2611 �The Herald Sunday. July 10,2005 T k u cx /SUVS/V a n s F o« S al* m s R s 407-221-7989 HffOROUBK HOMES VfNTURi i PROPER^(S Country Style City / Living PAUL OSBORNE VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES Convenient 10/ 1?1 m i 211— A n t iq u e J c Ford Crown W o rt* JOtrfTS C o l l e c t ib l e s ra a ra c n m m s i Spacious Affordable 278-H a n d y M a n Come Check Us Out, Single Story i TtUOC/SUVSA'ANS L eg als Fon S alk 1st M onth s Rent Willi 11 Mu Lease k Anoroueil Cretin CtwwoWA«*x*w4a4y41bn 2002 low nV119.900 K)77/M>i r f r t X W ' s r o ^ R s F ’L Spacious Apartments with large Onsets • Lake S i- ia w iia i 1997 FOOD EXPLORER V IM 1FMOU32EOVUC84239 2714 Ridgewood A ve„ Sanford • 330-5204 FOREIGN & DOMESTIC CLASSIC CUTS LAWN CARE HIGHTECH AUTO INC. Com plete year round quality service th a t you can depend on. Com m ercial and Residential 407-830-7074 tb i B B O t i w w i i B o v W o u i c i F L .c o m NEW TECHNIQUE, U1V* SC osh / £ \ ‘srJL closure^J^ 407-461-7543 v iW * SERVICE PRESSURE WASHING COMPANY FAMLY OWNED A OPERATED 8MCE 19C2 Free EeMmeUi Repairs 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -1 9 2 6 U d RC1154554 407-376-3160 EXPERT SPECIALTY CLEAN Specializing In W Wa Accapt All Crwdlt Cards. Tree Removal, Trimming, Bobcat Svc. Firewood, Free Estimates. Lic/tns Frankie's Cleaners f RESIDENTIAL r St NEW f CONSTRUCTION 2109 French Ave. Sanford, a 32771 (407) 323-3884 live Service On 4 0 7 -4 9 7 -1 1 7 5 I r a lle iv jJ X ; R e r o o fln g 6 407-617-0740 DRESSED PROFESSIONAL D u m p Specializing In Tile, B lo c k ^ g FOR TVC WELL M u r p h y ’s ^ R oofin g mm[ No Job Tbo Small! DC CLEANERS $ F a ir P r ic e s I I i i l l J V 1 M Concrete, Fret Estimates To Look Thu Cool It Cant All Bt Walk i War Christopher Leon's Specialize In S e r v l c f 1^ * •Roof Tear Off* •Trash Removal* •JunkCars‘ CleanOuts •We Haul Almost Anything* 407-402-1134 ProTooCall CARPET CLEANING C O IN jA l _%> \ LA U N D R Y Open 24 Hours Tue-Wed'Thur Double Loed WMher t l JO Chop 0 ( and Dry Cleaning 2921 S. Orlando Dr. (17-92 • Sav-A-Lot Ptazs) 8sNord. a •407-320-1999 Ati About Our SkAContracton And Handyman Special! 4 0 7 - 3 2 4 —1 1 7 7 LOOKING FOR _ PROPERTY Donations for tax write-off end to purchaae minimum 6,000 square feet of bulldeble lend. �Sunday. July 10,2005 P lU * S B Lig a l s Lecals Lecals Lecals fw AucBen bom SAM w -8 P M . 30) 2001 TOMOS MOPED VIN* ZZl A621201K049303 WOT1CS TO O- DHOR* - T M C — CU T COURT OP T M B O H TO W TH JUDICIAL C— CUTT M AND FOR T M COUNTY OF L ecals n o n e* op PUBLIC BAUI i county. wkmjMOA C A M NO.: N C I t N m t on# how prior to aa* a n "CASH OR CERTI­ FIED F U N O T PauTa Rwtog tw rtjM to aceapl or ra|acl any and ifl BIDS N on e* N ol toe kotowing be a— rod lor uto JWylO.3006 LAWRENCE LIANAANO H fltir rams LLAwM A■■/K/A mA ■• DEBORAHL UAHA, HANCOCK BANK PMA QUAMNTY NATIONAL BANK OP TALLAHASSEE, —d 1101 Eaallal S t. Room n ot. Sanford, Florida. Phona 407-BS4-7131. TM E OP SALE: 430 PM to ba hato al M i am, on tia deyfa) apaOSad beta— ai toe from door ol AtoowlTiming,Inc. Loeotodal S M CM U R * Stay Rd SUM 134, Santord. FL lor to# purof dapoatog el toa totowFor Ml (407)331 Noiee U he*— ) gftran. purMem to an Ea Perte Order n m etm t+ m r u r t i f f M i er— rod to M e eauee to toe O cu e Court of Semtooto Coraey, Ftori— 1 wU a -t o e pmparty M M In Otnunoii Oourty Ftori* dne— ac LO T * CONNECTED ANO NfVISED PLAT OP NONMANOY PANK, ACCONOMG TO T H i PLAT THEREOF AS M CO NO ED M PLAT BOOK S, PAOE 1B0, OP THE PUBLIC NECONOS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLONKM. -------------- - hm-Ljiag 271 Ltoooto N o * M puhde arte. lo too h— teal a— beat brifctor. to* caah, held on toe weal bore door ol too Bomtoeto Cowey Couftoou* # 1 1 1 » AM on Jrty *2004. D a M ton — to day of J i m . 1004 Ctork rt toe C— Court UARYANNE MONSE ktroe, book*, dotoee. * 3 5 Donato Jonee • 2 can. — 14 Benny Church * houeehaM g o o * #445 X-bemo Air / Manadootter - ah m ehrtih. — 11 Sonny Cfwch •houeehoM g o o * — It Laura Saylor houeehoM hmtoNnga. #462 Brian Noe— am * houeehoM good#. #548 Jofmatoan Morrte • couch, hr, b e * dotoee. — 441 WWTOdo SWrre - hobUee. vhe lap— record#. #274 BetkwrJ y • nouMnoKi ti— fivi, office cuppa— book# *449 ChriaBne Geugfran - Dev— • hcua— cM -m e . Rr— AUCTIONEER: STORAGE PROTECTION AUCTION 8ERVICES, UCENSE*BBS. The above noiee to — pubS— adonce a week lor two con•ocuBve wee— SaM eate to be under and by virtue of too StoAdM ot too Stoto of Ftori* In «ucn c— ee provided. Pubtoh: July 3,10,20— 8083 K x v cS k "*" In eeeordewce wlto toe American# —toOto-wlieAcL JM yH a s— ri ^TL1" r f y •elpale toMe praeeedng (hodd ccntect Court Atortn— r— on al lelephane number (407)4444300, not lator toan seven (7) deye prior lo toe proceedng. » hairing imprarod. (TDD) 1-800966*771, or Vtotoe (V) 1-80086M 770, via Florida Rally Foyle A Sugar, P A P.O. Boa 900 Tampa, FV 33601-0*00 PuMah: Jury 10,17.3004 ROM Classifieds Work! Contact Ted W alker . To Place Y o u r Ad 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 N o n e s OP C L O S E * VACATMQ ANO HIM PO W M Q AM A L IIY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Wju wfl tote node* toot toe CRy Conunisaton of B o City of Santord. Florida, on Juna 37, 2006. PASSED ANO ADOPTED OnAnanca No. 3030 to d o * vacate and abandon any right ol toe Cay and *ia pub— to and to W iSto Steel and W. I SOI Straal and bet— an Paai Avanua and MarViia Drkro, tor. twrdaaeitoad aa THAT PORTION OF THE UNNAMED ALLEY OF BLOCK 10. LYMG EAST OF LOTS 1-7 ANO W EST OF LOTS 0-14, OF SAID BLOCK 10. PINE LEVEL, ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 6. PAGES 34-37 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Cty Comi— n of toe C*y of Sankyd, Florida Cymma Kxiar, Daputy C»y Oath Pubfah: July 10, 2004 S096 (1) Tdar 11 VMS 101ANBSH1 EXT 24467 PuMah: JMy 10, 3008 WHEN: 7-S1-S8 at BOO i n . WHERE: Mranda‘1 TbaSng 324 Loyd Lana, Oriado, FL 32704 CAR: 2001 ChawdHPAI VMS 10C0T1BWB1S17SSS7 (2)Yharll VMS 1G4AL1SXBGT41M15 (3 )— ar 1— tote Ford VMS 1FM0A31USRZB04134 PubSah: July 10.3006 Fubiah: July 10,200S •043 NOT1CS OF AUCTKM Thto audton adl bo hdd on JULY * M S , al M O AM at 32SAuSnAva..Odado,FL WHEN: M y a , M B WHERE: P a r t Ibwtog. IBIS W. irt Stood. Sartcrd, FU 37771 (407)331-7443 VEHICLE VEAR:iggg MAKE: UNCOLN MODEL: 40R COLOR: ORANGE V * #: 1LNLMB3WNIYB03722 WNcto Auction •tOOem WHEN: M y a , S M WHERE: PauTa Tinring, m s W. 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Social Socially Numbar 241-14-7649 THE ADMINISTRATION ol too aaura ol Barbara ChriaUan, B— Si — * F— Numbar 041073-CP. it panning In to# Circuit Court tor Saminola County. Florida, Probafa Dfriaon. toa oddraaa cd wNdi la 301 N Park Ava.. PO Boa 80— . Santord. Ftortoa 33772. Tha nama ol too paraonal n p - AaMJLt rakNXMUKT IOiOLU'B«A.M)Nt1hN7»lR a t f J l D U I O A M d f U n U i CAlXTI U f W i ■JU44IVIVULIIKAU ADAVTGUJ:IFIOt AliFY B4A ITUI L M JU im AJUJUNA MLTTSEET15 BEAUTIFUL PEACEFUL MOUNTAIN) OF W U H A N NC MIA VTAiM Hianea. Caftww. AcreageA lavednraaa* Ihcrukat llurana Ranky GliAC Real Laima. Morphy . .. 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A a CLAIMS. DEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data al too Oral pu— caflon ol N a Noaco la July 10. 30— Paraonal RapraaantaOva Claudia Simon 1— Tim Tam a Ltka Mary, FL 33744 19— CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC (ORANGE) VM 101BL53E9PW1171SS NOTICE IS glvan purauam to Saclona 322 — and/or 315193 and'or 322.34 (2)(9) and 932 701 through 993.707. Florida S— utoa. tort too STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY SAFETY AND MOTOR VEHICLES (DEPART­ MENT), through ts Dtriaion. Tha rionua b iw rwynwwy riiiw , an or about too 2nd day el Marah, SB— In toa County ol Saminola, State ol Florida, tailed toa flbowdeecribed paraonal pro^ arty tnd la hokkng toa paraonal property pandtog toa outcome ol torfadun procaarSnga. AS par•ona or arMaa who have a tagal may roquet! a hearing conoanv ng toa aalnd proparty by eonUCOny T V W ACCTBrMIGwM—l, Aa— tam Ariomay Qanoral, OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL. 401 Eaal Kannady Bodavard. Suita It— . Tampa. FL 33403-5243. 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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 10, 2005; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7e0b052790a7e4b6a624095f257cd5cf.pdf 64fbddf39c18ca0658241995f9f2454c PDF Text Text M id w e e k : W e d n e s d a y , S e p t e m b e r 2 1 , 2 0 0 5 : Herald Vol. 114, No. 8 • C o p y rig h t © 2 0 0 5 T h o S anford H e ra ld 50C Teachers praise new salary structure B y L lan e E d lxo n H e ra ld Staff G o o d w eek fo r so m e SANFORD — Representatives from the Seminole Educators Association and the Seminole County School Board say they ate pleased after an agreement was reached Saturday ending months of teacher salary negotiations. The new contract for teacher salaries creates a salary structure that places a majority of teachers on a step that equates to their actual years of teaching experience. Under the old structure, it While it was not quite the opening week of district play that most hoped for, Lako Howell, Lyman, and Orangewood Christian alt came away with big wins. Sm was not unusual for two teachers with the same amount of experience to have different salaries. In addition to converting the salary schedule, the school district has also given an average 6 to 8 percent increase in salaries. Seminole County teachers picketed in front of the education center build­ ing in protest of the school board's lat­ est proposal in August. Superintendent Bill Vogel said he was willing to work with the SEA to reconfigure the salary schedule and noted that both groups had uncovered some situations where the system was not equitable. The agreement is the largest salary package awarded to teachers in Seminole County in )5 years, Vogel said Monday. "W e're very pleased," he comment­ ed. Tlie settlement consists of the salary schedule change, the improved salaries for teachers, and reducing the number of steps in the salary schedule from 36 to 28. * % V' jx rIS S e e T e a c h e r s , P a g e 6A Unlikely candidate first te ran forDist.4 AWonderful life S p o rts , P o g r I I The teachers wanted a decrease in the number of steps so the salary sched­ ule was more aligned with a teacher's career span. With 36 steps, teachers would have to work 41 years to got to the ton of the schedule. Botn the school board and the associ­ ation acknowledged, in a joint state­ ment, that the agreement would require a multi-year process to fully achieve the goal. "It’s very similar to the proposal that -L L tit fs B y L la n e E d lx o n H e ra ld Staff £ 1 Saluting those dedicated to safety This young man took part in a special ceremo­ ny in Longwood to honor emergency personnel and the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks. Sao Story, I SCC president named to national board SANFORD — Members of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education recently elected two officers and 12 addi­ tional representatives, including Seminole Community College President Dr. E. Ann McGee, to serve on Us 30-member Board of Trustees, SCC announced Monday. McGee, the Board's only community col­ lege president, will serve as one of 18 trustees-at-large repre­ senting the council's districts within North America. The Board sets policy for the council, establishes the budget, and oversees organizational assets. “I am proud and honored to have been elected to contribute to this prestigious organization,” McGee said. S e m i n o l e S m il e G e o r g ia H I — A uM o rt principal of Kaath Elementary School in Winter Spring l 1 i i ►tenia p h o to b y T o m m y Vlneom Shorty Smith has workoOirt Brtsson Funeral Home for nearly 65 years. He just turned 04. Shorty does everything he can for funeral home B y S te v e P a ra d la H e ra ld Staff people nythinc would give just about anything to be Oren Smith. Smith reached 94 years old Sept. 17. He works every day from 8 a m. to noon. His mind is sharp. He says he's healthy, has thousands of friends and has no regrets. ifis wife, Minnie, passed away four years ago, but now he has a lady friend, Anna Herbst, who he can take to dinner. How has he reached this wonderful plateau in life? "It's the man upstairs, that's the only thing I can tell you," he said, adding that he doesn't drink and he doesn't smoke. His first name is Oren, but no one calls him that. Oren is better known as Shorty, and he has worked at Brisson Funeral Home in Sanford for almost 65 years. "This has been my life since 1940," Shorty says, knocking on the dark wood table inside the funeral home. He remembers the exact day he left his job with the city of Sanford to work for Gordon Brisson at the funeral home. "Gordon was a good man to work with and for," Shorty says. He started on Oct. 15, and says he has done a little of everything at the funeral home over the years. "I do a little bit of whatever I can," he says. Shorty's brother lived in Sanford and was the reason he moved here from Waycross, Ga., in 1927. At first Shorty worked as a diesel engineer for the city, but after becoming familiar with Mr. Brisson and outers at the funeral S m S h o rty , P a g e 3A SANFORD — Major growth in Sanford in the last several years has brought for­ ward an unlikely candidate for the recently vacant seat of District 4 city commissioner. The seat is open after former commissioner Kevin Hipes unexpected­ ly stepped down for medical reasons Aug. 24. Qualifying for the Nov. 8 special election continues through Friday, Sept. 23 at 5 p.m. Local attorney Jack Bridges has announced o r ia g e s his candidacy, and upon being asked why. he said lie honestly doesSm Habitat plans blitz on poverty B y K arla R a y e a H e ra ld Intern SANFORD — On April 18 lost year, Shirley Debose cut the ribbon to her new house. She had wailed 17 years to own her own home. "Every American's dream is to own a home," Debose said. "Our dream could not be fulfilled without some assistance." She currently resides in her new home with her daughter, Shirron, and two granddaughters. Sm local firefighters remembered T at national memorial ceremony V. B y Staff R ep o rts COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The International Association of Fire Fighters hon­ ored Lt. Frank J. Kucera of Seminole County Local 3254 and Fire Fighter William Sliapiro of Orange Countv Local 2057 among the 86 fallen members of the union from the United States and Canada that were remem­ bered September 17. Hundreds of firefighters and family members gathered in Colorado Sprinp For the 19th annual IAFF Fallen Fire Fighter Memorial Ceremony. Kucera died due to a job-rvljted heart attack on May 27, at the age of 43 and Shapiro died due to a jobrelated lieart attack on Aug. 14, II II II . R i 2004, at the age of 46. "This cer­ emony is a fitting and re s p e c tfu l tribute to L ie u te n a n t Kucera, Fire F i g ht e r Shapiro and Kucera the other brave souls who gave their lives in tlte name of public service over the past year," says Harold Sduitberger, general president of the 270,000member IAFF. "It offers families, eagues Slupir an Brothers Kucera and Shapiro opportunity to remember and honor their sacrifice and service to humanity." The ceremony featured fire fighter pipes and drums, honor guards music, and celebratory comments and was designed lo be an uplifting event. This year's ceremony honored fire fighters killed or reported as deaths in the line of duty between June 2004 and June 2005. The mission of the IAFF Fallen Fire Fighter Memorial, which is located in the shadow of Pike's Peak, is to luinor the sacrifice made by pmfessional fire fighters and paramedics who nave given tlu-ir lives so others might live. Since its cre­ ation in 1976, the nanu-s of tire 1,775 fallen fire fighters iiave been engraved into the Wall of Honor as part of the memorial. ll IT # i \ l i I III I sOlCI I B rid g e s , P a g e 3A H ab itat, P a g e 3A f r I ' v. \ S ** >» , f 1 .'H Photo subm itted by IAFF Lt. Frank Kucera ol the Seminole County Fire Department was remembered during a national union memorial service in Colorado. Tire IAFF, headquartered in Washington, D.G, is tire 12th largest union among the 54 national unions that makeup tlu* AFL-CIO, representing more (Iran 270,000 professional fire lUTgency medical fighters and emergency v titan personnel. More man 2,9 2,900 affiltales protect nearly 6,000 com­ munities in Canada and in every US. state. For more information visit www.iaff.org. O l/ E x p e r ie n c e E x c e l l e n c e M * te A — te >4 t Ak > A te / k 4 k 1 0 7 S <>2 *> 700 4 [e x e c u t iv e s �I’llg r 2 A Tiir. H erald Weilnrwlny. September 21. 2005 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A G LA N C E AROUND O UR CO U N TY Dr. Johnson to sign copies of latest book Out & About Mutual Aid W ED B y M arva H aw kins Herald Correspondent ORLANDO — You can get your auto­ graphed copy of the latest book of Dr. Cheryl Johnson, "Help! I'm Raising My Parents". This is a Bible-based guide for caring for the elderly. You are invited to a book signing to cele­ brate the sophomore release by Dr. Johnson, Saturday, Sept. 24, at the Long's Christian Book and Music Store, 1610 Edgewater Drive, Orlando. Dr. Johnson knows very well what taking care of the elderly is all I about. They can present some challenges and can Jo h n so n be time consuming, not to mention stressful. This book will serve as a primer to help you through similar experiences. It will serve as a source of information as well as comfort. The book is dedicated to the aging in Dr. Johnson's life, her mother, Mae Fisher, stepdad Joe Fisher and mother-in-law Tiny Johnson, her aging sibling Agnes Leonard, aging friends Fannie Johnson, Vera King, Gladys Moseley and Gloria Ware. This book contains Biblical references as well as resources regarding the care of the elderly, especially one's parents. Jesus himself was concerned about the care of his mother. When he was dying on the cross, he told John, "Behold thy moth­ er". If Jesus made arrangements for his mother's care, we should mimic his actions. To contact Dr. Cheryl Johnson, the author, or schedule interviews or speaking engagements, her web page is www.legacypublishing services.com. Call 407-294-4867 or cjohnson394t'cfl.rr.com. Dancers perform to benefit fight against diabetes S A N F O R D — W h e n E liz a b e lli S t r t n w a s 1 0 y e a r s o ld , s h e w a s d ia g n o s e d w it h d la b e lt* * . A student at Millennium Middle School al the lime, and a dancer, she worked with dance instructor Holley Ricker to put together a show that would help raise awareness and money for the American Diabetes Association. H ie Dancing for Diabetes show grew to include the Seminole High School Dazzlers and Miriam and Valerie's School of Dance Arts' SODA Pops. On Saturday, Sept. 24 at 7 p.m., the dancers will take to the stage again. Stein is now a student at Seminole High School. She and her friends will dance and sing in the show. The performers will include the Dance IV students from Millennium Middle School, the Millennium Boys, the Seminole High School Dazzlers, the SHS Gospel Choir, Destiny, and the a capella group Eclectic. There will also be dancers from the SODA Pops and Focus Performing Arts Studio. Tickets are $8 each. Morning Star hosts fundraisor ORLANDO — The .Morning Star School Auxiliary’, is hosting their fourth annual Fall Benefit and Auction, Blues, Bets and Bluffs on Saturday, September 24, 2005 at the Ivanhoe Plaza Hotel, 60 South Ivanhoe, Orlando at 7 p.m. A Casino Night and Texas Hold Em' Tournament is scheduled. Tournament Grade Prize is a Super Mega Satellite Seat for the 2006 World Series of Poker. Tlie Auxiliary of Morning Star School is dedicated to help these special children challenged by Down Syndrome, Spina Bifida, Cerebral Palsy, Autism and other special learning disabilities realize their own greatest potential. The student body continues to grow, and includes students from Seminole County. o The city o f Lake Mary Local Planning Agency will ' the com­ meet at 7 p.m. in mission chambers of Cit“y _______________ Hall. Items on the agenda include recommendations on the Wekiva Study Area.______ THU The Winter Springs East Rural Area Property Owners Committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the East Training Room of Winter Springs City Hall. FRI The Helen Stairs Theatre Repertory Company in downtown Sanford presents "Cam elot", Sept. 23 through Oct. 2. Shows are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. Tickets are $15 and $12. Herald photo by Tommy VWeart Andre Bel, left, a Sanford Youth Football Association board member, stands works with Misty Beasloy, schpjastx; coordina­ tor for the association, and Tony Dunum of the Sunrise Kiwanis Cktb Sept. 17. Both organizations a r e a! the youth association home dates on Oct B and 22. The two groups were looking for ways to get involved to hefcvtetims of Hunfcane Katrina recover. Both groups ask people to stop by the games at Sominole High School to help this worthy cause. Assault - Battery • Calvin Jereom c Sims, 29, of Pine Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Saturdav at his residence as the result o f an altercation w ith a fem ale. He reportedly damaged her vehicle as well. He was charged with battery — causing bodily harm (d om estic violence), property damage over $200, and resisting an officer without violence. • Phillip Wayne M iller Jr., 20, of Driftwood Lane, w u arrested by Sanford police Saturday at his residence. Officers said fie had been Involved in a fam ily d is­ pute. He was charged witn sim ­ ple assault (dom estic violence). • George Walter Jolicoeur, 33, of Bradshaw Drive, was arrested by Sanford police Friday at his residence. O fficers said he pre­ vented a fem ale from calling 911 to make a com plaint against him. W hen o fficers attem pted to arrest him, he reportedly fled from them and ran through the house causing property damage. He was charged with bribery for testifying/hindering use of 911 (d om estic violence), tw o counts o f resisting an officer w ith violence, and property damage of $1000 or mure. D isorderly Conduct • Rebecca N icole Ashley, 25, of Oak Avenue, Sanford, and Tabatha Anne G etchell, 23, of Geneva, w ere arrested by Sanford police Sunday at a busi­ ness in the 2600 block of O rlando drive. Each was charged with disorderly conduct on tne prem ­ ises of an establishm ent. Getchell was also charged with resisting Display Advertising Circulation Wanda Kourpanda Slavs Glass Aavamswif Account h m a a Cheryl Smart Classified Advertising Ted Walker Police B lotte r ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The annual Seminole County Public Schools' Partners in Excellence kickoff breakfast is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 23, 8 a.m. at The Hilton Orlando/Altamonte Springs. The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools sponsors the event. The 752 business part­ ners from the 2004-05 school year will be recognized. These partner­ ships have involved volunteer an officer without violence. T h efts • Ancizar D ejesus Perez, 52, o f Park D rive, Sanford, was arrested by • Sanford police Thursday at ,i store in Seminole Towne Center. He reportedly look $125 In items from a store without paying. He was charged with first degree petty larceny. ,:••• • Sherm an Ware, 19, of West 9th Street, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday in the 1200 block of West 13th Street. He was charged with trespassing in a structure. • K enneth M ichael Beau chesne, 21, of M yrtle Avenue, was stopped by Sanford police on Sept. 14, at Highway 17-92 and West 15th Street. He was charged with driving with a suspended license, unlaw ful speed in a school zone, and driv­ er not wearing a seatbelt. • David Sanchez Rodriguez, 24, of West Bend, Wisconsin was arrested by Sanford police Saturday as the result of a hit and run accident at Highway 17­ 92 and Lake Mary lllvd. He was located on West 27th Street. He was charged with resisting an u, • Tony.Warrun, Jjpiitlv 38i list­ ed as hom eless, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday in the 100 block of N orth French Avenue, where officers reported seeing him with a can of beer. He was charged with trespassing on property after warning, and vio­ lation of the city ordinance on having an open con tain er of alcohol. T raffic Stops • Richard Jam es Thompkins, 46, of Center Street, was stopped by Sanford police Monday on H ighw ay 17-92 at Lake Mary Boulevard. He was charged with driving with a suspended license and load not secured (in a pick­ up truck). projects, student and teacher incen­ tives, job shadowing, classroom speakers, field trips, student art­ work displays, and student choral and band performances at the busi­ nesses. Since 1985 businesses and organizations have been partner­ ing with Seminole County Public Schools, enhancing the quality of education and enriching the lives of students and teachers. Partners In Excellence is an exchange of • Neville Davon Fuller, 30, of Ellen P lace, was arrested by Sanford police M onday in Edward Higgins Terrace. He was charged with trespassing - fail­ ing to leave property on order of the owner. • Sharon Evette Teague, 36, of Sem inole Gardens, was arrested by Sanford police M onday at 13th Street and O live Avenue. She was charged with giving a false ID to a law enforcem ent officer. human resources between a busi­ ness/organization and a school. An annual agreement monitors the partnership activities. For more information on how an organization can become a Partner in Excellence, visit the school dis­ trict Web page: www.scps.kl2.fl.us or call 407-320-0178. For more information on The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools visit www.foundationscps.org or call 407-320-0181. The Sem inole County Public Safety Department will host Hospice Howl, a motorcycle run benefitting Hospice of the Comforter. Bikers must register at 8 a.m. on the 24th, for $10 each, at the Seminole County Public Safety building, 150 Bush Blvd., in Sanford. Bikers will depart at 9:30 a.m. for the 92mile run through the Cape Canaveral coast. The ride will end with lunch, 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 Dist. 18 will host Gold Star Parents Day with a luncheon at South Seminole VFW 8207, 1520 Highway 427 in Longwood at 1 p.m. Gold Star Parents are invited. Call 407-339-6016 for reservations. The Sanford Lakeside Lions Club will hold its annual Spaghetti Dinner and Charity Bingo Fundraiser from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Tickets are $6 with children under 5 free. 20 percent of all ticket sales will go to victims of Hurricane Katrina. Call 407­ 322-8545. Sanford Fire Depart will sponsor a book sig fundraiser at Maya's B< in downtown Sanford I noon to 3 p.m. Feature* author will be Bill Goel "Wizard of Oz Relative information, call 407-3C 2519 or 386-860-7770. Hamilton Elemental School will present an evening to gather fami under Jeb Bush's Fami Night proclamation. Hamilton students anc lies will gather at CiCi Pizza, Lake Mary Boul at Highway 17-92. 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All letters roust Include your address and phone number to be publi “Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Sieve Panda U SP S 481260 Postmaster Sand addtaas changes lo \ O th e r charges T he Sanford Herald Dean Smart Tommy Vincent fi.T n c. • Derek Michael Alford, 24, of West 25th Street, was stopped on his b icy cle by Sanford p olice Friday in the 400 block of West 27th Street. He was charged with having improper lights on his bike, and possession of over 20 grams of marijuana. Business breakfast benefits school foundation D an P in g Legal Advertising Pats Smith officer without violence, refus­ ing to accept/sign a citation and operating a motor vehicle w ith­ out a valid license. SAT MON Editor and Publisher Administration Batty Bennafl ____ The Sanford/Seminole County Cham ber of Commerce will hold a lunch­ eon at the chamber hall from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Speaker is Craig Bair from Seminole County Regional Hospital. Cost is $15 per person. Write tou«: 13 300 N. French Avenue Sanford,FL 32771 �T iie H erald Wednmlay. September 21. 2(M).r> 1*11RC Shorty C ontinued from Page 1A home, he joined them. "This is my life," he says now. “I don't know anything else." What he knows is how to treat people and that begins with honesty. „ Uke the people," he says. "I have thousands of friends. They all know me. I don't lie to any of them. If I have 1 have never heard anything about Constant honesty is how Shorty can walk down the street and look people in the eye, he explains. He says he has worked on thousands of funerals over the years. Brisson once had a contract with the Sanford Naval Base. "I did the embalming and made arrangem ents," he recalls. "I’ve done it all except one thing. I’ve never dug a grave." He recently had sur­ gery on his knees, but his health is good. "I'm going to stay with it as long as they want me," Shorty says. When they want him to go, he says, he will leave with no hard feelings or regrets. "The reason I'm still here is I love people," Shorty says. One part of the business still -------- 66-------I’m going to stay with it as long as they want me. Shorty Smith, SrlM on Funeral JJ bothers him and that is chil­ dren's funerals and especially embalming young people. "Really, I just like working at the funeral home and meet­ ing all my friends," he says. "They arc always hugging and kissing me, but that does­ n't worry me," he adds with a hardy laugh. Shorty still thinks a lot about his wife who died in 2001. The couple was married for 69 years. "M e and my wife, 1 love my wife," he says looking away as if recalling her image in his mind. "I think about her all the time. You never get over that. I had a beautiful wife, and she gave me two beautiful children." Their daughter, Patricia Epps, lives with her husband Wayne in New Smyrna Beach. Shorty's son, O.R. Smith Jr., is a doctor In Fort Worth, Texas. Shorty notes that his son retired from the military as a full colonel. Shorty admits he wishes his son lived closer, but he does get to the Lone Star State often to visit. He also has three grandchildren and five great­ grandchildren. He says he traveled quite a bit with his wife, including New York and Washington, D.C., and he has some advice for a long happy marriage. "M e and my wife, we were just one," he says. "We never went to bed mad at each other, and we never lied to each other." He recalls shopping at McCrory's Department Store on First Street when he first saw her. "I pretended that I wanted to buy something," he says. "We met in October and were married in February." When did people start call­ ing him Shorty? "A ll my life, even in school," he recalls. "If you asked anyone where Orcn Smith lives, they couldn't tell you. Ask them where Shorty Smith lives, they know that." After a bit o f a pause, Shorty says he wouldn't change anything about his life. "I don't think so. I've had a beautiful life. 1enjoy life, and I don’t know a think I would change," he says. He is a member of the First Presbyterian Church. His family is the most important thing in his life, fol­ lowed by unfailing honesty. "If you have lived in a place since 1927, with the friends I have had, that's the only way to live." Shorty says he doesn't have any hobbies other than fish­ ing. "I love fishing, but I don't get a chance to go much," he admits. "This is my life right here, and I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world. I really wouldn't." Bridges C ontinued from F i| e LA n't know. "I'v e never had political aspirations," he said. Bridges said if his dream had been to serve a political office, he would have done it years ago. His former partner. Mack Geveland, was a former state senator, and the firm he worked for had the back­ ground to mold a political career for him, if he wanted. But, Bridges said he read with interest the articles on the open commissioner seat. "W hen Hipes resigned, I thought, that's a shame, because that's my district commissioner," Bridges said in an interview Tuesday. He said his main reason for running for District 4 is his love of Sanford. Bridges, 58, moved to Sanford in I95J with his fami­ ly. He has lived in Sanford ever sjoce, leaving briefly to attend college at the University of Florida where he earned a BSBA in 1969 and a JD in 1972, and to serve briefly in the Army during the Vietnam War, until he was honorably discharged. Bridges has been a general practice attorney in Sanford since 1973. Bridges discussed how Sanford is on the cusp of breaking out of its shell. With property values going up, and developers knocking on the ------- 66------I’d like the opportunity to be part of it District 4 M at JJ door, Bridges said the man­ agement of the d ty is well beyond five people sitting around the table after dinner. According to Bridges, one example of Sanford's growth is the proposed 24-story con­ dominiums that would face Lake Monroe. Bridges said that project would involve a lot of money and a lot of growth In Sanford, whether people were for it or against it. "I'd like the opportunity to be a part of it," Bridges said of Sanford's growth. This wouldn't be Bridges first stint with what he called public service, as opposed to politics. He served on the city's planning and zoning commission for a few years, back in the late seventies or early eighties. He couldn't remember the exact dates. But, what Bridges did remem­ ber was that he liked serving on that board, even though he said if you make 10 people happy, you make another 10 mad. "I enjoyed it. Even though it was frustrating," he said. Bridges said that som e­ times it's not who's right and who's wrong, it's who's more right. "Both sides can't win," he said. The candidate said that when he started thinking about the changes occurring in Sanford, ana after a few suggestions from unnamed people that he run. he dis­ cussed the move with his wife, Elizabeth, a financial analyst for the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. Instead of talking about campaign issues and priorities during an interview with The Herald, the long-time Sanford resident reminisced about Sanford in his younger days. Bridges, who graduated from Seminole High School, was an usher for the Ritz Theatre, now the Helen Stairs Theatre, before he left for college. "I worked my way up to head usher for 50 cents an hour in 1964," Bridges said. In 1964, the Civil Rights Act went into effect and Bridges, as head usher, admitted the first black couple into the lunches for all of us and kept working even when it was _ ShorlfTs Office will help with background chocks aftor storm SANFORD — As a result of checks. This is a voluntary pro­ Hurricane Katrina, thousands gram, effective immediately. of people are relocating across Employee Relations will the United States, including field all telephone calls and/or Florida. personal inquiries regarding The Federal ljurenu of this process. Employee Investigation has received Relations will also be responsi­ numerous requests to use its ble for conducting criminal his­ databanks to conduct criminal tory checks and arrange for fin­ history checks for relief work­ gerprinting. ers, volunteers, and evacuees Contact Employee Relations that might come in contact with by calling 407- 665-6729. children. Persons requesting criminal his­ The inquiry may only be per­ tory checks must provide the formed on a person related to full name, social security num­ Hurricane Katrina for the pur­ ber, race/sex, and date of birth. pose of protecting a child, This information Ls necessary to according to the Seminole ensure the accuracy of tin? crim­ County Sheriff’s Office. inal history checks. Under the "volunteer" Release of information clause, the FBI is allowing arrest obtained through live criminal record checks of people open­ history checks will be strictly ing their homes to displaced controlled and a database* will individuals and families os well be maintained. as the displaced The authorized criminal his­ individuals /families. tory checks will end Nov. 7. The Florida Department of However; all fingerprints must Law Enforcement has allowed be submitted to FDLE by Oct. Florida Sheriff's Offices to con­ 31, to meet the established FBI duct these criminal history deadline. Glraidlands Polkcontract SANFORD — Girard Dasher and a clubhouse which Environmental Services, Inc, a will include a golf pro shop, full-service landscaping compa­ banquet area and an aquatic ny based in Sanford, was center. recently awarded a landscap­ Homebuilders in the com­ ing /irrigation construction con­ munity include ABD tract from ABD Development Development Greater Homes, worth more than $1.3 million Lennar Homes, Inland Homes, for the Providence Golf and Contempo Signature Homes Country d u b Community in and US homes. Polk County. The 2,200-acrc The first phase of irrigation property, which is currently and landscaping construction is under construction, will pro­ scheduled to begin in vide space for more than 4,000 September 2005, and the final single-family lots and 2,000 phases are slated lo be complet­ multi-family lots. ed by January 2006. The contract involves land­ Established in 1998, Girard scaping and irrigation construc­ Environmental Services pro­ tion for a two-mile boulevard vides construction services, including a main entry, gate­ management services and resi­ house, park areas and separate dential services for the "green" neighborhood entrances. Once industry and generates more the initial construction phase is than $15 million dollars in complete, CES will provide annual revenue. Serving all landscape and irrigation man­ Central Florida Counties as agement services for ABD well as the Tampa Bay and Development for a three year Northeast Florida regions, Girard Environmental Services contract worth more 5500,000. In addition to the building operates a fleet of 80 vehicles lots, the Providence Golf and and employs 200 full-time Country G u b will be home to employees. ‘ah' 18-hole champiortshlri gdtf “ ■ ' T O T m o r e in fo rm a tio n , v isit Course designed by. Michael i i..w.ww.giranionline.com. M IM E HardwareSHlI _ j s a S s p i 5BSf,tf H ab itat------------C ontinued fro m h i | i 1A The Debose fam ily is one of 60 for whom H abitat for H um anity in Sem inole C ounty has helped build hou ses. The organization will intensify its m ission w ith a build ing b litz and other projects in the works on the way to building up to a dozen new hom es in the com ing year. The goal continues to be granting the hom eow nership wishes of people like Dcpokfi "O w ning a hom e is a dream that I thought would never com e tru e," D ebose said. , Before having her ow n house, Debose ran errands such as grocery shopping on Satu rd ays. Not anym ore. She does all of her errands during the week so that on Saturdays she can spend it in her new home. "I love my home, Debose said recently. "1 changed my routine |ust because 1 enjoy being hom e." H abitat for H um anity hom es take an average o f 16 to 20 weeks to build, and cost an average o ( W 0O O using locally contributed m aterials and m ore than 2,000 hou rs o f volunteer labor. The future hom eown­ ers must contribute at least 300 hours o f "sw eat equ ity". D ebose rem em bers tne Saturday m ornings with ah the volunteers with enthusi astic gratefulness. . 'D ifferen t crews worked every Saturday »‘nc* thf downstairs theatre. The downstairs had previ­ ously been designated for white people, as well as the north side of the balcony seat­ ing. The south side had been reserved for black people. "We had no idea what to anticipate that night," Bridges said. Bridges said that was because of the stories of the riots up north and all the peo­ ple who had gotten hurt. "We in Sanford weren't used to that," Bridges said. Now, Sanford is seeing a new set of issues for all citi­ zens — growth. With Sanford's new RiverWalk, and developers lining up to build expensive condominiums, Bridges, who has never thought twice about being a politician, is stepping up to the plate to try and take part in Sanford's future. - Stephen Craig is market­ ing and developm ent direc­ tor for Habitat for Humanity In Sem inole County. Fam ilies in need of afford­ able housing apply directly through the adm inistration office, he said. The Family Selection Com m ittee review s applicants and chooses hom eowners based on their level of need, w ill­ ingness to become partners, and ability to repay the no­ interest loan. "H abitat for H um anity's goal is to set fam ilies up for success," Craig said. Since Its inception in 1991, H abitat for H um anity in Sem inole County has built hom es for m ore than 200 people, helping them relo­ cate from poverty housing into their own homes. The org anization's goal for 2005-2006 is to build 10 to 12 homes. According to Craig, they ist com pleted one hom e, ave three under construc­ tion and have four sched­ uled to break ground. "W e are currently workinn with 20 hom eowner fam ­ ilies w ith a total o f 35 chil­ dren to make their dream com e true o f ow ning a hom e," Craig said. Current projects near com pletion include M orrison H om es second annual Hard Hat Open Golf Tournament Home, and the House that Faith Built. C Laat year’s golf tourna­ ment enabled vtfl andIT.sha Abraham, along with their five children: Erik, 2, Aaron, 3, Dimitri, 5, Courtney, 9, ,n d Brittney. 11. »o build their home in Oviedo, which is near completion. "To own your own home, well, that is the American dream," Wil said. “All I can say is that it's just a wonder­ ful feeling. We're looking forward to moving into the house. That's all the kids talk about, having a home with their own backyard." This year's fundraising golf tournament at Alaqua Lakes on Monday, Sep. 26 will bring about 200 golfers w ith hopes of raising $60,000 to $65,000 for anoth­ er home. The House That Faith Built is currently under con­ struction in A ltam onte Springs. "As a caring church com ­ munity, we are challenged to be a catalyst — looking beyond our ow n need to give our tim e, talent and resources for the benefit of someone else," Craig said. "The goal of the House That Faith Built is to make our com m unity a better place and to be in service to oth­ ers." More than half of the houses built for 2005-2006 will be faith buill, according to Craig. Upcoming projects consist of "C ase H abitat H om e" where they will partner with local churches in a two-week builder blitz; "The Sem inole Community College School of C onstruction, Engineering and D esign Build," where students will design and build the schools and "2006 B uild er B litz ' which they are still looking fo r tw o Sem inole County builders with which to part­ ner. Q ie e B M I WEED 6 6 -6 -6 BAG TRY m YOU WILL SEE THE DIFFERENCE F L O R ID A 1644 Fast Acting Granules • Iron For Extra Greening •Contains Essential Mcranutrients $R97 40LBBAG BAG Covtra 5000 Sq. F t R ite C ro o n * W ood A F o o d IC ovw t 4000 S q F t W QnmS M iJ PROPANE TANKS FILLED WHILE YOU WAIT! |SPECIAL 4 0 LB. BUCK K0W COWMANURE BAG 501b. We Can Fill Most Exchange Tanks Too. 84RSFACTJONGUARANTEED A ’ \ $050 W BAG Sow?AIYouHrti«N«<NSra W! 14REFACTIONQUA/MATEED �I*«>HC 4 A T he H erald Wrdncwday, September 21. 2005 Longwood honors fallen heroes Sandra Adam s, Sem inole County C om m issioner C arlton Henley, W inter Springs M ayor John Bush, Lake Mary Mayor Thomas G reene, Longw ood City Commissioners, Lake Mary City Commissioners, various local officials and a large Monum ent dedicated to those w ho protect others By J o s H en d rick t Herald C orrespondent LONGWtXDD — What began with the donation of a six-inch piece of steel girder taken from the remains of the World Trade Center, culminat­ ed Saturday, Sept. 10, with the dedication and unveiling of the Longwood Heroes’ Day Monument — a 20-ton granite tribute to freedom and the enduring spirit of the American people. The solid granite monu­ ment honors tne memory of the dtizens, soldiers and civil servants who lost their lives in service to their country. The monument also honors those currently serving in the five branches of the U S . military as well as the active police officers and firemen who risk their lives serving the American people. The Saturday morning ded­ ication ceremony was coordi­ nated by Longwood Police Chief Thomas Jackson. Before the ceremony began, a procession of military, police and fire honor guards marched from the Longwood City Administration Building to the rear of the Heroes’ Day Monument, where they stood at attention for the duration of the 45-minute event. As the color guard teams took their places, the nearly 200 people attending heard performances of patriotic music sung by members of the Lake Mary High School Choir and played by members of the Lyman High School Marching Band. Following the singing of the National Anthem by Michelle w Ghioclli, Longwood Mayor NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX INCREASE Hwald photo* by Jo* Hondricti* The Longwood City Commission poses In Iront ol the new 20-ton monument to the enduring spirit ot freedom. The monument is not completed, but does feature a small metal piece of the World Trade Center that terrorists destroyed Sept. 11, 2001. John M aingot concluded the H.G. "Butch” Bundv his dedication speecn: "Today cerem ony w ith an im p as­ is not a lime for sorrow, it is a sioned speech, recalling the events of the time to savor Am erica's heroic enduring spirit of freedom.” Septem ber m orning that the cou rse of Bundy also referred to the changed small, weathered American Am erican history. "W e arc left speechless by flag flying at half-mast that previously flew at the Marine the recorded deeds of hero­ base in Ukrit, Iraq, where six ism by members of the New American Marines were killed York Fire D epartm ent, the New York Police by insurgent attackers. the Port Trained pigeons, posing D epartm ent, as white doves, look flight as A uthority Police and by the curtain was pulled back those people who were revealing the striking black caught in a life and death ;gle in-betw een collaps­ collapsand bronze monument. Lake struggle floors in that towering ing floors M ary High School band inferno, w hile offerin g to m em bers Sharron Jennings and Michael Schreffler were help their fellow workers in positioned on opposite ends the face o f imminent death. of the ceremonial site and We have recorded testim ony alternated haunting refrains about the passen gers and of Taps while members of crew on board United Flight the Longwood Police force 93, who fought in mid-air sim ulated a 21-gun salute with the terrorist' hijackers w ith three thunderous all the way to the ground in Pennsylvania, and no doubt rounds of shotgu n blasts. Lyman High School Junior saved the liv es of many ROTC cadets performed the m ore w ho w ere in the MIA/POW funeral march to crosshairs of those killers." U.S. Rep. John Mica, state the strains of Am azing Grace Sen. Lee Constantine, state ‘ ies. being played* on ‘bagpipes. lay or Reps. D avid M ealor and Longwood Deputy May The City of Sanford, Florida has tentatively adopted a measure to increase its property tax levy. Last year’* property tax levy: Less tax reductions due to Value Adjustm ent Board and other assessm ent changes SANFORD — The Econ River W ilderness area is being closed to visitors as contractors c o n tin u e . * ? extensive restoration projecr, Seminole County announced ^ T h e 1 project is P*rt ol a restoration plan * e Seminole County Boardof County Commissioners and includes the removal of dead ‘” 5 * Econ Wilderness area will be dosed through Sept. M Form orelrdorm ati«vcon; tact Jim Duby at 407-34-# 0769. $13,255,876 All concerned citizens are invited to attend a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on Monday, Septem ber 26, 2005 7:00 P.M. at the C ity C om m ission R o o m a t the City Hail 300 North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 Established In 1942, the Central Florida YMCA is one of the largest nonprofit com­ m unity organizations in Central Florida. With 24 Family Centers in Sem inole, Orange, Osceola, Lake, Brevard and Marion counties, the YMCA gave m ore than $8.2 million in financial assistance, member­ ship, and program subsidies to 200.000 kids, teens, adults. A FINAL D EC ISIO N on the proposed tax increase and the budget will be made at this hearing. B U D G E T SUM M ARY C IT Y O F S A N FO R D - FIS C A L Y E A R 2005 - 2006 T H t PROPOSED OPERATING RUOOST EIPINOITORES OF THE CITY OF SAHFORO. FLORIDA A M 11.0% » O A ! THAR LAST T E A IW TOTA1. OPERATINO EXPENDITURES. GENERAL FUNO g en er al FUNO ESTIM ATED REVENUES TAXES miii^ i* AD VALOREM TAXES INTERNAL DEBT •FECIAL S.32S0 REVENUE SERVICE ENTERPRISE FUNDS FUND FUNDS SERVIC1 COMPONENT FUNO UNIT Pw li.ooa 6 .3 2 5 0 s 11.804,176 0 443.785 t UTILITY S OTHER TAXES LICENSES 4 PERMITS 1.402.050 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE 5.035.702 OTHER REVENUES 2.041.000 CHARGES FOR SERVICES 6,000.010 $ 3 239 003 1— 171,400 4.640.320 1.035.520 06.002.410 310.476 650.614 600,000 t 17,063,307 $ 2.035.520 S 1,000,005 s 21.050 S 000.200 $ 3.160 s 1.101.013 2.607.127 0.629.050 0.801.544 13.033.104 1,707.053 8.730.003 130.000 130.500 ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT 311,444 311.444 h um an s e r v i c e s t e a l t h 3.007.042 3.007.642 CULTURE/RE CREATION 171.400 DEBT SERVICE 2.029.013 3,230,003 3.364.635 OTHER U SES 34,018,021 TO TA L EXPENDITURES 171,400 400.250 1.070.320 17.003,307 2,035,520 5.007.070 720.000 1263,006 5.005.070 0J10.Q37 60,113,302 e a a ji4 050.014 TRANSFERS OUT 50 770,110 10,740.470 3.171.640 TRANSPORTATION 21.076.001 1.176,600 40.057 15.000.613 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT 1,022,770 5.042.702 4.250.302 10,600 1,000,000 EXPENOTTURES PUBLIC SAFETY 15.156.815 1,742,300 708.534 34,072,035 12,760 174.030 171.400 | 7.000 1.724.634 10.880,440 1,407,033 TO TA L REVENUES. TRANSFERS ANO BALANCES 12.970.105 1,100.000 0,474,700 1.402.050 400.020 TRANSFERS IN FUND BALANCES/RESERVES TO TAL 1.031.013 33,004,301 TO TA L SOURCES GENERAL GOVERNMENT A re a e l a t e * $11,272,274 This year’s proposed tax levy: ............n f •■xrH-rienoe a t Y M C A s C a r e e r D e v e lo p C maernete rP rDo egvr ae nlo p m e n t P r o g r a m ORLANDO — Dctsy Jacobs y e a r s of e x p e r i e n c e a t Y M C A s at tlte YMCA of the USA. a c r o s s t h e nation. Her previ­ has Joined the Cenlraf Florida le a n W I M e n t t s $31,652 C . Actual property tax levy ...................... ous experience with larger YMCAs Includes senior vice president — operations for the YMCA of Greater New York, executive director for the Central YMCA of Philadelphia, and executive director, Bethesda-Chevy Chase YMCA for the National Capital YMCA in Washington, D.C. $11,303,926 A . Initially proposed tax levy YRHCA nam es operations head YMCA as executive vice pres­ ident of operations, the organ­ ization announced Monday. In this capacity, Jacobs is responsible for several district o p era tio n s and Family Centers. She will oversee dis­ trict vice presid ents, district e x e c u tiv e Ja co b s d ir e c to r s and execu­ tive directors for those Family Centers. Jacobs has fiscal manage­ ment responsibility and par­ ticipates in formulating corpo­ rate goals, objectives and phi­ losophy with the CEO and COO. She also will provide direction and leadership for the achievement of associa­ tion and family center goals in accordance with the policies, procedures and standards established by the M etropolitan and Family Center board of directors. "W ith Betsy joining our team, it will enable us to bet­ ter serve our membership anu the com m unity/ stated Central Florida YMCA President and CEO, James W. Ferber. "H er previous experience with YMCA operations and programming will play a key role in this endeavor." Jacob’s has more than to friends in the Pentagon, »{?c both . on the plane and on the ground and I was with the Secretary the m orning of Septem ber 11th, In the Pentagon, |ust m om ents before the plane hit, so it has very special meaning to me personally.” gathering of patriotic citi­ zens were on hand for the dedication ceremony. " It’s a great way to see the com m unity com e together four years after the tragedy,” Mica said after the event. "I lost m any friends in the World Trade C e n te r.... 1 lost RESERVES TO TA L APPROPRIATED EXPENDITURES, TRANSFERS ANO RESERVES I 34 072 035 t 3239003 » 171,400 J L 2 2 1.307 ± 2.035,520 » THE TENTATIVE. ADOPTED. ANO/OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FEE IN THE OFFICE Of THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD. ____________ ± 00,770,110 �Wednesday. SeptrmlMT 21. 2lM>r» I ’ORC 5/\ TllF. IlEftAM) Obituaries R O BER T O D IS BATTS Robert Odis Batts, 60, of Altamonte Springs, died Sunday, Sept. 18, 2005 at his residence. Born in Murfreesboro, Tenn., he moved to Central Florida from Indiana in 1963. He was regional manager for Sprint. Survivors include wife, Trudi Daron of Altamonte Springs; son, Robert A. Batts of Orlando. Funeral services will be Monday, Sept. 26, at 1 p.m. at Bahia Shrine Temple. Collison Family Funeral Homes & Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. PATRICIA D ELO R IS W ARD-CRAM PTON Chief Master Sgt. Patricia Dcloris WardCram pton, 56, of Groveview Way, I Sanford, died Sunday, Sept. 18, 2005 at her 1 residence. W ard Born in C ram p to n Lake Monroe, she moved to Sanford at an early age. She was a 1966 graduate of Crooms Academy. She retired from the U.S. Air Force after 27 years. Survivors include sisters, Brenda Banks, Teresa Hampton, Beverly Daniels, Angela Williams, all of Sanford, Cynthia Williams and Victoria Cantv of Atlanta, Ga.; brothers, James Ward III, Donald Ward and Timothy Ward, all of Sanford, Gerald Ward of Atlanta. Graveside services will be Saturday, Sept. 24, 2005 at 4 p.m. at Shilon loh Cemetery 'in Sanford. Viewing will be from 5 until 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 23, at the Allen Chapel A.M.U. Church in Sanforu. Gail & Wvnn’s Mortuary, arrangements. BEVERLY I. FREEMAN Beverly I. Freeman, 60, of Winter Springs, died Saturday, Sept. 17, 2005 in Longwood. She was born May 15, 1945 in Eustis. She was a homemaker. Survivors include daugh­ ters, Diana I. Zarouali and Michele L. Freeman; broth­ ers, Thomas Cauthan, David Cauthan, James Cauthan and Robert Cauthan; sisters, Virginia Sipple and Sharon Cauthan; five grandchil­ dren. Banficld Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. M ARK DAVID MAHNKEN Mark David Mahnken, 19, died Sunday, Sept. 18, 2005 in Orlando, lie was born Aug. 2, 1986 in Sanford. He was a construction site developer and a Protestant. Survivors include par­ ents, Henry and Helen Mahnken; sister, Christina Mahnken; paternal grand­ mother Laura Mahnken; maternal grandparents, Richard and Betty Arnold. Viewing will be Thursday, Sept. 22, from 4 until 8 p.m. Funeral Services will be Friday, Sept. 23, at 10 a.m. at the Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home of Sanford with Rev. Richard Wagoner officiating. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. HECTOR M. MEDINA Hector M. Medina, 73, of Winter Springs, died Thursday, Sept. 15, 2005. He was born July 8, 1932 in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico. He was a transporter. Survivors include daugh­ ter, Marison Lugo. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. JA R O T DAVID M O N N ETT JR . Jarot David Monnelt, Jr., 49, of Orlando, died Friday, » w fu ssse. Franklin, dren. Shirley Funeral services will be at Washing2:15 p.m. Wednesday, Sept, ton, 21, at Collison South Memorial Hospital. Born in Wanda Seminole Chapel with burial Toledo, Ohio, lie moved to Ready and by Metro Crematory. Central Florida in 1965. He Sharon Collison Family Funeral was a self employed med­ Simpson Homes & Crematory, South ical courier. I re belonged to all of Seminole Chapel, Blessed Trinity Catholic Altamonte Longwood, in charge of Church. Springs, arrangements. Survivors include wife, S im p so n Annie Kathy Monnett of Orlando; Merriman, HARRY JAM ES son, David Jarot Monnett of WATSON SR. Deerfield Freeman of Miami; daughter, Alica Harry James Watson, Sr., Orlando; brothers, Shaginaw of Orlando; par­ 51, of Cleveland Simpson of ents, Jarot and Sally Deltona, Altamonte Springs, Otha Monnett of Waynesvilte, died Simpson of Deerfield, Troy N.C.; brother, Kenny Thursday, Simpson of Fort Myers, Monnett of Orlando; sisters, Sept. 15, Robert Simpson of Pelham, Debbie Graff of 2005 at Ga„ Edward Hawkins, Baldwinsvillc, N.Y. and Memorial Nathan Hawkins, Jefferson KENNETH E. Carrie Irwin of Wayncsville, University Hawkins, all of Newark, REARDON SR. N.C.; one grandson. Medical N.Y., and Emanuel Hawkins Kenneth E. Reardon, Sr., Funeral services were Center. He of Kansas; sisters, Louise 54, of Oviedo, died Friday, held Tuesday, Sept. 20 at was born Fullins, Linne Pinkney of Sept. 16, 2005 in Altamonte Blessed Trinity Catholic Jan. 2, Deerfield, Rosa Harrison of Springs. He was born Jan. Church with Father Ron W a ts o n 1954 in Valdosta, Ga.; 51 grandchil­ 31, 1951 in Providence, R.l. Gagne officiating. Greeley* dren; 85 great grandchil­ He was a mental health Collison Family Funeral ville, S.C. * dren; six great great-grand­ counselor and a Vietnam Homes it Crematory, He was a machine opera­ children; special friend War veteran of the U.S. Howell Branch Chapel, tor and a member of Rescue Ulysses Francis. Army. Winter Park, in charge of Church of God. Funeral services will be Survivors include wife, arrangements. Survivors include son, Saturday, Sept. 24, 2005 at Beth R. Reardon; sons Harry James Watson, Jr. of 11 a.m. at the Apostolic Kenneth E. Reardon and MURAT H. M OORE Sanford; daughters, Church of Jesus, 1130 Scott C. Reardon; daughter, Murat H. Moore, 82, of Harriette L. Barnes and Merritt Street, Altamonte Jennifer B. Ditterline; moth­ Sanford, died Thursday, Shade Watson, both of Springs, with Profit J.Z.E. er, Rita Reardon; brother, Sept. 15, 2005 in Lake Mar. Sanford; brothers, Henry L. Thomas officiating. Burial David Reardon; five grand­ He was born May 13, 1924 Bradshaw, Joseph Watson, will be in Fern sons. in Sabal, Virgin Islands. He Jr., Shelton Watson and Park/Altamonte Cemetery, Funeral services will be was owner of Moore Curtis Watson, all of Calling hours will be from 5 held Monday, Sept. 19, 2005 Trucking Company. Sanford; sisters, Betty until 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 23 at 11 a.m. at St. Augustine Survivors include wife, Donaldson of Sanford and at St. Peter Freewill Baptist Catholic Church with Father Marietta Moore of Durham, Josephine Montgomery of Church, 1930 S. Ronald Velera officiating. Viewing N.C.; sons, Glenn Moore of Atlanta, Ga.; three grand­ Reagan Blvd., Altamonte will be Sunday, Sept. 18 Sanford, Dexter Moore of children. Springs, and from 9:30 a.m. from 6 until 8 p.m. at Dallas, Tex.; daughters Funeral services will be until service time Saturday Banfield Funeral Home. Melissa Benjamin of held Saturday, Sept. 24 at 1 at the Apostolic Church of Banfield Funeral Home, Ackward, Ga., Irleen Forbes p.m. at Rescue Church of Jesus. Winter Springs, in charge of of Laurel, Md., Melba God, 1700 W. 13th St., in Gail & W ynn's Mortuary, arrangements. Barnes of Fetteville, Ga.; Sanford with Mother Blanch Orlando, in charge of four grandchildren; friend, Weaver, pastor, and Elder arrangements. ALFRED SIM PSO N Karl Ritta of St. Thomas, Quintin Faison, Assistant Alfred Simpson, 90, of S. Virgin Islands. Pastor. Viewing will be CLIFFORD L. SM ITH Ronald Reagan Blvd., Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Friday, Sept. 23, from 5 to 8 Clifford L. Smith, 85, of Altamonte Springs, died Home, Oaklawn Chapel, p.m. at Rescue Church of Winter Springs, died Friday, Thursday, Sept. 15, 2005 at Sanford/Lake Mary, in God. Sept. 16, 2005 at Island Lake his residence. He was born charge of arrangements. Wilson-Eichelberger Center, Longwood. Born in in Cario, Ga. He was a Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in Titusville, I’enn., he moved member of St. Peter Freewill B E SSIE MAE STO K ES charge of arrangements. to Central Florida 19 years Baptist Church. RANSOM ago. He was a business Survivors include sons, Bessie Mae Stokes owner. Alfred Simpson, Jr., Ransom, 86, of Palm Garden Survivors include sons, Emanuel Simpson, Prentiss ■■in i s s s S f c§n Nursing Home, West Palm Clifford Smith Jr. of Orlando Simpson, Dallas Simpson of DISPLAY YARD Beach, formerly of Sanford, and Eugene Smith of Winter Altamonte Springs, Arthur Hwv. 17 -9 2 -M a itla n d died Monday, Sept. 12, 2005. Springs; daughters, Karen P h on a 3 3 9 -6 9 * 8 Simpson of Deltona, Ed She was born April 5, 1919 MacDonald of Longwood Gone Hunt. Owner Bouey of Rockledge; daugh­ in Quincy, Florida. She was and Jill Smith of Altamonte ters, Euta Brown of St. three tfraniichil; _ ^l a homemaker. Petersburg, C o r n e l l ^ __ r * Survivors Include nieces - -3 ft? Claudette Clark Hutchinson of Sanford, Ellen Clark Kelly of New York City, Carolyn Clark Dosewcll of Washington, D.C., Cynthia Clark Washington and Verlyn Clark Black, both of Lake Mary; nephews, Furman Clark of Lakeland and Dennis Williams of West Palm Beach. Memorial services will be held Saturday, Sept. 24, at 1 p.m. at St. John Missionary Baptist Church, 920 Cypress Avenue in Sanford. AL-County Funeral Home & Crematory, Lake Worth, Florida, in charge of arrangements. OaklawnMemorial Park We Value Our Veterans funeral home and cemetery Serving Central Florida Since 1954 "A Friend When Yon Really Need One’ f CEMETERIES ^ 24 H n . TtU phonM U7?322^4263 V P la n • P r e - A r m n n e m e n tG ta d r Our United States Veterans have provided our country with a valuable service. 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L au rel A ve., S a n fo rd bitri |o change without not*c« -------------- •O n e caeKel pa# V e ta ra n Offer a u h f ^ i to /■ ■ V " >4' �T ill IlFJtAIJ) Page <»A Wednesday. Seplcmln-r 21. 200") County deals with safety issues Auto insurance B y N«al F leh er Herald Correspondent SANFORD — Safety issues highlighted the Sept. 13 meet­ ing of the Seminole County Board of Commissioners, including honoring the coun­ ty's retiring fire chief. The meeting opened with a resolution recognizing county Fire Chief Terry L. Schenk, who will retire Sept. 30 after 30 dedicated years. Leeanna Raw will take over as fire chief the next day, Oct. 1. Sept. 13 was proclaimed Terry L. Schenk Day through­ out Seminole county. “It was an honor to be rec­ ognized for years of service to this county,” Schenk said. “But it was also an opportuni­ ty for me to thank the board and citizens of the county for promoting me to chief." He said he has felt fortu­ nate for people’s faith in him. "I am most proud of hiring good people who bought into goo. the team concept," he said. "M y job as the chief was to strate a team effort by orcnestral putting each person in a posi­ tion that allows them to do what they do best. With the people 1 hired I was always able to do that. "It created a positive atmos­ phere and made promotions easy. If that is happening the organization can provide good service to the citizens." Commissioner Dick Van Der Weide noted that the chief has been a lot more than sim­ ply the guy who directs peo­ ple who put out fires. During his career Schenk has enhanced the quality of life in Seminole County with his expertise in meteorology, and Tuesday Sept. 13 was proclaimed by tho Seminole Board of County Commissioners as Terry L. Schenk Day. as a spokesman and safety officer. The chief has been viewed as a gentleman and professional who used his career to protect the citizens of the county, Van Der Weide said. The commission continued to pursue a uniform county wide ordinance dealing with sexual offenders and preda­ tors. The proposed ordinance will be presented to the coun­ ty commission in the near future. They will determine through the voice of the citi­ zens whether the county should vote on it, according to Commissioner Bob Dalian. The ordinance, the facts and other related issues have been presented to the Joint City/County Advisory Committee at its regular meet­ ing as well as the monthly Mayors and Managers meet­ ing. Both groups favored its implementation. "This is a serious problem and we need to protect our children, but everybody has the right to live their life in a safe environment," Dallari said. He noted that the city of Oviedo started the process by passing its own sex offender ordinance. Other cities have drawn up their own ordi­ nances. "W hile it is inexcusable behavior that needs to be con­ trolled, it was becoming a nightmare to enforce," Dallari said. "Every city had their own way of dealing with it and that means there is the iroblcm of simply moving the ssue from one city to another. It doesn't resolve the issue. We needed a holistic approach, not a piecemeal way of deal­ ing with the issue." f Officials also hope the ordi­ nance will serve as a model for other counties. The board also approved a grant for $25,000 for the Safe Kids Seminole County pro­ gram, and hurricanes also entered the agenda. In the wake of Hurricane Katrina the issue of hurricane safety was discussed. Earlier this year, the board established a fund that would grant one-time allocations for housing for hurricane victims. The board finalized how to spend the money. The incep­ tion of this grant was original­ ly a result of the hurricanes that hit Florida last season, but with Hurricane Katrina's recent destruction of the Gulf Coast the issue has revisited. "The concern should be to learn," Van Der Weide said. "Katrina taught us some mon­ lessons after we had learned about hurricanes last season." There were problems in the communications during and after Katrina, he pointed out. "We re-evaluate our com­ munications on a regular basis. But we have a stable foundation to work from. We have contracted with a radio station that broadcasts specific Seminole County information and we have a Web site and Information is put on places like utility bills. Issues like the grant give us the ability to re­ evaluate and continue to give our citizens the security they deserve." The commissioners also decided to adopt a county hit by Katrina. They are consider­ ing Harris County in Mississippi because the Sheriff's Office has already sent them supplies and food. Tourism development tax increases take in July, this year figures. For July, $208,503 was taken in, a 35 percent increase over July of last year. For the OctobcrSeptember fiscal year-to-date, the TDC look in $2,236,538, an SANFORD — The Seminole County Tourist Development Council has announced that Tourist Development Tax num­ bers for July haw increased once again as have the year-to-date Increase of 44 percent The Tourist Development Tax, also known as "bed tax'is a 3 per­ cent charge collected on stays at each of Seminole County's short­ term accommodations facilities. Hillman said TUesday. Both parties said once they got together and reconciled some of the data, they realized that the monetary differences were closer than what they originally thought. That led to an agreement. "W e're very happy that we were able to come to an agreement in a timely manner so that the teacher's would receive an increase in pay. We believe it's a good settlement for teachers," Hillman said. Vogel agreed. 1le said a priority of the school board was to Improve salaries for teachers. "We have been able to make considerable progress through negotiations," Vogel said. A first-year teacher will now earn a base of $32,012 under the new agreement. And, a teacher with 28 years of experience will make a base of $57,189. In addition to tire accomplish. . P1 men! of those three goals, Hillman said they have also increased the layout for terminal pay for retirng teachers cashing in unused tick days. Details regarding the actual set­ tlement will go out to teachers next week for their approval through the SEA. Upon approval, the school board will vole on the final agree­ ment. f Call F or A Quote Charles Davis & Afcsoc. 2617 8. French Ave., Sanford Headliners Salon Launching Our Hew S P A A R E A Jo in f'/s Foi • Refreshments • Raffles • Discounts • Personal Tours September 22. 23, 24 1 0 % D is c o u n t o n p r o d u c ts 2 0 % D is c o u n t o n s e r v i c e s fo r n e w c u s t o m e r s Chair M assag e. 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Teachers-------------we • Low Down Payments P r e p a r e d B y C o u n ty N ew s, In c . 0 2 0 0 5 A ll R ig h ts R e s e rv e d ♦• t v '^ i .a . » «» * -n T a a c h e r s a la r y a o r a a m a n t Step 2005-2006 Proposed Y ri Exp 0 $32,012 0 $32,012 1 1 2 $32,332 2 $32,655 3 3 $33,226 4 4 $33,807 5 5 $34,399 6 6 $35,001 7 7 $35,614 8 8 9 $36,237 9 $36,871 10 10 $37,516 II II $38,173 12 12 S38.R4I 13 13 14 $39,618 14 $40,509 IS IS 16 16 $41,522 17 17 $42,768 18 IK $44,051 19 19 $45,813 20 20 $47,646 21 21 $49,552 22 22 $51,534 23 23 $52,436 24 24 $53,354 25 25 $34,288 26 26 $55,238 27 27 $56,205 28 28 $57,189 ( 8 0 0 ) 5 8 0 - 0 4 8 5 w w w .co u n ty n ew sln c.co m A Action Body Shop & Painting, Inc. Family Owned & Operated Over 18 Years Accidents are never planned, but sometimes they can't be prevented. When you've suffered estensive auto body damage lo your vehicle, the skillful people at A Action Body Shop & Painting, located at 2602 South Sanford Avenue in Sanford are experienced professionals who are ready lo help you get back on the road as soon as possible. Coll (407) 321-7442fo r 24-hour lowing. They service both foreign and domestic vehicles, offenng you a warranty on all pans and services. They specialize in providing state-of-thc-an collision repair services, the latest in professional frame straightening, with digital image printouts and in-house espen color matching mis system. In the pursuit of excellence, they strive to make the situation hassle-free for you. They can make necessary towing arrangements, handle your tricky insurance claims and they have a group of professionals to work for you al every turn. They on I-Cor Gold Clou Certified professionals and uie quality producti riich at Diamoni auto finishes. If you aspire to quality workmanship combined with honest prices and handled with cart, using the most modem technology nnd top of the line service you can't find anywhere else, choose AAction Body Shopft Painting because youchoote where your car is repaired - not the insurance company! They 'Uwork with your inturance company to make lure all details are handled properly. The aulhon of this 2005 Business Review and Kefrrrnrt Guide suggest Hut you contact AAction Body Shop ft Painting by calling (407) 324-4488 now and get bark on the road again. Kam pf Title & Guaranty Corp. Performing Good Deeds For Over 41 Years Kampf Title ft Guaranty Corp.’s mission is to provide superior title and escrow services to their customers throughout the state of Florida. In striving to serve the entire real estate community - real estate agents, lenders, builders, developers, consumers and attorneys - it is their duty to provide the most professional and knowledgeable associates to serve their customers Visit their new location at 3999 West 1* Street in the Kampf Title Building in Sanford, phone (407) 322-9484 Kampf Title ft Guaranty Corp. has considerable experience in matters regarding land and its ownership. They arc one of the area's leading tide insurance firms and they performmany invaluable sen ices to homeowners and businessmen throughout this area. Contact them first for complete title insurance and escrow real estate closings. As (he writers of this 2005 Fall Business Kesiew and Reference Guide, we suggest that all prospective property owners do what snurl real estate agents throughout the slate do and get in touch with the Kampf Title ft Guaranty Corp. for efficient, friendly service on all of your title insurance and escrow needs. Sheriff’s Office warns against jury duty scam SANFORD — There's a new scheme scammers areusing to commit identity theft; the Jury duty scam, according to the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. Here's how il works: The scammer calls claiming to work for the local court and claims you've failed to report for Jury duty. He tells you tliat a warrant has been issued for your arrest. The victim will often rightly claim they never received the jury duty notification. The scammer then asks tire victim for confidential information for "verification" purposes. Specifically, the scammer asks for the victim's Social Security number, birth date, and sometimes even for credit card numbers and other pri­ vate information — exactly what the scammer needs to commit identity theft. So fat; this jury duty scam has been reported in Michigan. Ohio, Texas, Arizona, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Oregon and Washington State. Tim.* victim is clearly caught off guard, and is understand­ ably upset al tlie prospect of a warrant being issued lor his or tier arre-st. The victim is much less likely to be vigilant about protecting iheir confidential information. In reality, court workers will never call lo ask for social security numbers and oilier private information. In fact, most courts follow up via regular mail and rarely, if ever, call prospective jurors. This jury duty scam is the latest in a series of identity theft scams where scammers use tlie phone to try to get peo­ ple lo reveal tneir Social Security number, credit card numbers or other personal confidential information. Protecting yourself is sim­ ple; never give out your Social Security number, credit card numbers or other personal confidential information wlien you receive a telephone call. U rge n t C are close to home! ★ Open evenings, weekends & holidays Tv Most insurance accep ted if No appointm ent necessary if Infants through a g e 21 ★ On-site lab and x-ray ★ Minimal wait time - Alteiv Hours -t* Pedmtrfes Mto Springs, A H 70i 407.332^113 �Page IB Midweek September 21-22, 2005 B riefs PRETTY TRUCKS This Saturday night (Sept. 24th) at New Smyrna Speedway, the Pro Trucka/Qulck Kids (radng for DOUBLE POINTS), Open Wheel Modifieds, Sportsman, Super Stock, Mini Stock and Strictly Stock head­ line the program. PLUS for the very first time, a PRETTY TRUCK CONTEST. Who has the prettiest truck at New Smyrna Speedway?) Come out and sec. The Late Models will also be running this Saturday. Double points for the Late Model divi­ sion 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 Motors ports Park on Saturday. With Uie Goodyear Challenge Late Model 100 the Street Stocks, Pure Stocks and Hornets are on the program. The Pit Gate will open at 2 p.m. with a practice |ust for the Goodyear Challenge Late Model drivers alone from 3 p.tn. to 4 p.m. with division practice to follow. Qualifying for the Goodyear Challenge Late Model 100 will be at 6 JO p.m. Radng starts at 7JO p.m. General Admission is $15 for adults, students and senior* $10, children 11 and under FREE, the program this Saturday (September 17th) at New Smyrna Speedway. For more Information, please call 386-427-4129, or visit the website at www.fascar.org. SEPTEMBER DERBY The September Soap Box Derby Rally will be held on Saturday, September 24lh at the Sanford Derby Park. The event will be spon­ sored by the Central Florida Soap Box Derby and The Sanford 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 race will feature Time Swap and two Double Eliminations. All car* must use Z-Glasa Wheels (No Wheel Bank) and their will be divi­ sions for stock, super­ stock and master. The cost is $45 for the first entry and $70 for a family. You must be pre­ registered and paid by 5 p.m. September 19th. After that date there will be a $10 Ute with a noon Friday, September 23rd cutoff. No on-site regis­ trations. For more information, please contact Norm Perry, Race Director; at (work) 407-330-5697 or (home) 321-267-0168. Charles’ running carries Dolphins Special to the Herald For the second straight week it was the youngest division in the Sanford Recreation Department Youth Flag Football League that came up with the highest scoring game during Week 2 actiont Saturday at Ft. Mellon Park. Daniel Charles scored three touch­ downs as the Dolphins outscored the Giants, 35-21, to even their record at 1-1. The other 5-6 year-old game saw the unbeaten Buccaneers also hit the 30polnt mark in a 30-7 victory over the Raiders. The Buccaneers and Giants are head­ ed for a showdown this week in the 7-9 year olds after posting Impressive victo­ ries, 14-0 and 20-12, respectively, over the Raiders and Dolphins. The Buccaneers have not allowed a point so far this season. The Raiders in the 10-12 division also 'hurled' their second straight shutout, Q uartet still unbeaten in Sanford Youth Flag Football blanking the Giants, 13-0, while the Buccaneers bounced back from last week's shutout to thump the Dolphins, 26-6. This Saturday (September 24th), in the 5-6 year olds, the Raiders (1-1) face the Giants (0-2) at 8 JO a.m. and the Dolphins (1-1) challenge the Buccaneers (2-0) at 9 JO a.m.; in the 7-9 year olds, the Raiders (0-2) tackle the Dolphins (0­ 2) at 8 JO a m and the Giants (2-0) battle the Buccaneers (2-0) at 9 JO a.m.; and in the 10-12 year olds, the Giants (1-1) take on the Buccaneers (1*1) at 1 0 J0 a.m. and die Raiders (2-0) look to remain undefeated against the Dolphins (0-2) at 11JO am . 5 A 6 YEAR OLDS DOLPHINS 35, GIANTS 21 This game was close until Dolphins running back Daniel Charles scored his third touchdown of the game in the sec­ ond half. Henry Sigura scored the other two touchdowns for the winner's, while quarterback Phil Davis did an excellent job of running the offense. The Giants made a late run at getting back in die game behind Casey Lessard and Charles Jackson, but diey came up short as time ran out. Players of the Garnet Dolphins _ run­ ning back Daniel Charles, three touch­ down runs in the game and seven for the season; Giants _ .Charles Jackson. Lyman ends skid USF bests ‘Hounds hold off Patriots UCF Special to the Herald By D««n Bmtth Herald Staff The opening of district play for most county teams on Friday wasn't what was hoped for, but a couple of teams did pick up important •wins. Lyman continues to impress as the Greyhounds not only ran their record to 2:1, but also picked up (heir first win in 22 meetings with Lake Brantley, holding off the Patriots, 13-10. The hosts had not beaten their West Seminole rivals . since 1982 and the win could give coach Bill Caughell's charges added confidence as they go after their third straight postseason berth. Lake Brantley (2-2) got off to a good start as Lance Ault barreled in from the three to jjive the Patriots an early 7-0 Lyman battled back to take the lead, 10-7, at halftime on a 28-yard first quarter field goal by Nick Basqulll-White and a one-yard dive from Jeremy Drayton. After a scoreless third peri­ od, the Patriots tied the game on a 20-yard field goal by Bill Pigozzi with 8:58 left See Football, Page 2B A M /L a s Photo oourteey of Romeo Ouxman The Winter Springs defense closes In on Lake Mary's Kashi! Vaitot during the Bears' 18-9 Class 6AD(strict 2 and Seminole Athletic Conference victory Friday night at the AW . Epps Sports Complex. Winter Springs held the powerful Rams' running attack to 139 yards and forced four turnovers as the Bears defeated Lake Mary for the fifth time in the last six meetings. See Briefs, Page 2B Andre Hall ran for 155 yards and scored two touchdowns Saturday night to help South Florida beat UCF 31-14. A crowd of 45,139, secondlargest in South Florida’s rela­ tively brief football history, watched the Bulls (2-1) build a 21-0 halftime lead on the strength of a relentless running attack that finished with 326 yards. UCF (0-2) was held to 45 yards rushing and was shut out until Joe Burnett returned a third-quarter punt 60 yards to the South Florida 4, setting up Steven Moffett's touch­ down run on the next play. Moffett also threw a 9-yard TD pass to Lake Howell's Brandon Marshall late in the fourth quarter. One play after Hall nearly scored on a 17-yard run, Pat Julmiste added South Florida’s last TD on 1-yard quarterback sneak late in the third Quarter. Kyle Bronson added a fourthquarter field goal to make it 31-7. Moffett threw for 208 yards and Mike Walker hauled in a game-high 70 yards receiving in the loss. Travonti Johnson posted a career-high 12 tackles. UCF makes its home debut next Saturday, hosting Marshall at Citrus Bowl. Kickoff is slated 6 p.m. A S A M en ’s M ajo r title S pecial to th e Herald TCSC GOLF The Sharing Center of Longwood, an part of The Christian Snaring Center; Inc, will be hold­ ing its annual Golf Scramble on Monday, October 3rd, at the Country Club at Heathrow. Registration U at 7 JO am . with a shotgun start at 8 JO am . ThU year's scramble honors the memories of Don Nolt, who inituted the event in 2001, and Bill Ray, whose Nissan deal­ ership U a major sponsor. Both passed away last year. New thU year U the BUCCANEERS 30, RAIDERS 7 The Buccaneers defense again came up big, scoring the game's first points with a safety on the Raiders' first offen­ sive series. Then Alexandra Frazier took over for the Bucs, scoring two touch­ downs before the halftime break on runs of 40 and 10 yards. Ahmad Grooms then out the game out of reach with a 40-yard touchdown run. Camero Bscu had a 30-yard tun for the Raiders' score. Players of the Game: Buccaneers _ running back Alexandra Frazier; Raiders _ Camero Boscu. 7-TO-9 YEAR OLDS BUCCANEERS 14, RAIDERS 0 Cody Almondi ran for a pair of touch­ downs and the Raiders' defense proved to be too much for the Raiders, who had several good drives going behind quar­ terback Chris Stewart and running back See Fla& Page 2B All-American Zach Turtasini of the Armed Forces launches a long one toward teftfield fence during the final gam e of the ASA Men's Major Slow Pitch National Championship this past weekend at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. SANFORD — The chase U over for the AM/Las Vegas/Benfield men's slow pitch softball team. After finishing runner-up in the ASA Men's Major Slow Pitch National Championship three times, it finally won iu first ASA Major national title thU weekend at HUtoric Sanford Memorial Stadium with a four inning run-rule, 27­ 5 win over the Armed Forces. ThU was the ninth time AM/Las Vegas/Benfield pUyed in the ASA Men's Major National Championship and it left no doubt it was the best of a three-team field winning four consecutive games, 2-0 in Pool Play and 2-0 in Eliminations, en route to the national title. In four games AM /Lai Vegas/Benfield outscored iu opponents 84-25 runs, collected 33 nomers among iu 80 hiU and was led by tourney home run leader Brett Helmer (seven), who finished with a .692 batting average (9-for-13). AM/Las Vegas/Benfield won twice in pool pUy, beating Aubrey's/Resmundo 21-6 and the Armed Forces, 13-11, before winning another a pair of games in the double-elimina­ tion portion of the tournament, putting Aubrey's/Resmondo, which went 0-2 in Pool Play and 1-2 in Eliminations, in the loser's bracket 23-3 in three innings to advance to the championship round. Aubrey's, which beat the Armed Forces on Friday night, 6-2, was eliminated by the Armed Forces, 12-9, in a game that was won with eight runs in the sixth inning. The Armed Forces trailed 8-4 entering the bottom of the sixth inning, then exploded for eight runs on seven hiU to take the lead for good. Aubrey's batted in the top of the seventh but scored only once and finished third, which was worth $1,500, with an overall 1-4 ream!. After scoring six runs in the first inning of the champi­ onship game, AM /Las Vegas /Benfield opened up the throttle on offense in the sec­ ond inning by scoring 15 runs on nine hiU. Helmer, who was added to the AM/ Las Vegas roster for thU event, highlight­ ed the inning with a grand slam. Billy Joe Fulk, tourney Most Valuable Player Danny Crine, Brian Justice and Kris O'Hara each hit homers in the inning. AM /Las Vegas outhit the Armed Forces, 20-7. The scrappy Armed Forres squad, which was a collection of the best pUyers from the Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force and was put together less than two weeks ago fol­ lowing the Armed Services Championship, scored twice in the second, went scoreless in the third inning and managed See ASA, Page 6B �I*agc 2B Midweek. September 21-22. 2005 Flag Continued from Page IB Raishawn Ranson, but each time Coach Pyron's Raiders came up with the big atop. Player* of the Game: Buccaneer* _ running back Cody Almondl two touchdowns; Raider* _ quarterback Chris Stewart. GIANTS 20, DOLPHINS 12 This game was a sec-saw battle the whole way. The Giants got on the board first when Calvin Mills caught a 46-yard touchdown pas* from Santonio Jackson Jr* but the Dolphins came right back to tie the score at 6-6 when Ryan Tanksley hit Alex Figueroa with a five-yard touchdown pass. Briefs Continued from Page IB 'BBQ Lunch and Super Ticket" that is included in the entry fee. Also included is a Continental breakfast, 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-inone you will win a Nissan 350Z donated by Bill Ray Nissan there are also three more hole-in-one 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 calling 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 DEVELOP­ MENTAL SOCCER CLINIC FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENTS Ajax America is offering a special developmental soccer clinic for all residents of Seminole County. Ajax's Developmental Training Camp enhances indi­ vidual development by build­ ing on two basic fundamental skills: passing and receiving. At both locations, player* 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 successful Dutch style of play. The curriculum includes small sided games, team tactics, maximizing scor­ ing potential having fun and making new friend*. The Ajax America's Exclusive Fall Training Camp will be held October 3rd-mrough-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. Coaches include former World Cup Player, Barry Hulshoff; mem­ ber of the European Premier Team Queens Park Ranger* Hall of Fame, David Bardsley; Trinidad and Tobago National pool of Youth World Cup play­ ers, Curt Hernandez; and Haitian National Team player and Haitian 'Athlete of the Century,' Emmanuel 'Mano' Sanon. At tlte end of each school player* receive a one-on-one evaluation using the Ajax T.I.PS (Technique, Insight Personality, and Speed) Model. The elite are invited to contin­ ue their training the following summer at Ajax's Orlandobased Recruitment and Training Combine. The pri­ mary goal of Ajax is to locate and develop the world's best young soccer players, the cream of which will move on to one day play in front of 60,000 fans in the Amsterdam Arena, as a member of the best of the best the AFC Ajax First Team! SANFORD YOUTH BASKET­ BALL Registration begins Monday for the 2005-2006 Sanford Recreation Department Youth Recreation Basketball League. The League is for players from 5-to-13 and will ” 3 years old an play atl two site sites beginning November 12th. The Biddy Ball Divisions (5 k 6 year olds, player* bom in the year* 2000 and 1999) and Prep Divisions (7,8 A 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 k 11 year olds fo r player* 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 Sdtool. The fee is $50 per player for Sanford residents arid $60 for non-residents. Coaches are also still needed. Tin. II m m iji But it was the Giants taking the lead for good when Jackson ran the ball in from 27-yards out. The Dolphins got back within a point early in iui half on It " ‘ the second touchdown run by Joe Young, but the Giants answered with Jackson sailing his third touchdown of the game on a 51-yard gallop with three minutes left in the game. Jackson then made his presence fell on defense, doming out of nowhere to run down Young at the 10-yard line after a 60 yard scamper by the Dolphins star. The Giants' defense then came up big, keeping the Dolphins out of the end zone as time expired. Player* o f the Game: Giants _ quarterback/defensive back Santonio Jackson Jr.; Dolphins _ running back Joe Young. RAIDERS 13, GIANTS 0 Michael Radzak had a huge game for the Raiders on With sides of the ball, coming up with an interception on the opening series to stop a Giants drive and later sairing an insurance touchdown on a 60-yard pass from Donte Lett. Croix Trosper scored what proved to be the winning touchdown on a two-yard run follow­ ing Radzak's interception. Carl Fralzcr Jr. of the Giants ran for a pair of touchdowns, but both were called back on penalties, a problem that plagued the Giants the whole game. rlayers of the Game: Raider* _ wide receiver Michael Radzak; Giants _ quarterback Nick Spangler. Grand O pening at C en tral W inds Registration will be taken at the Downtown Recreation Center, lower level of Sanford City H all 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 Are babysitters becoming more expensive and harder to find? Parents, if you are looking for an opportunity to spend a quiet evening together and for 'our kids to be entertained, ook no further! The City of Casselberry's Kids Night Out is here for you! Elementary school aged chil­ dren 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 envi­ ronment while you enjoy a night to yourselves. KJds 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-through-Friday, 8 a.m.-to-5 p.m. IO-TO-12 YEAR OLDS BUCCANEERS 26, DOLPHINS 6 Rudy Williams opened the game for the Burs by throwing a 10-yard touchdown pass to D'Andre Brown and the rout was on. Jeff McBride returned from an injury to scontwo touchdowns for the Buccaneers on runs of 46 and 5-yards and Javante Davis added a touch­ down for the winner's. Xavier Robinson and Charlie Bieber had out­ standing games fur the Dolphins, but Fins didn't have enough fire power to rally back. Player* of the Game: Buccaneers _ running back Jeff McBryde; Dolphins _ running back Xavier Robinson. f For more information about contact 407„ email at pksjrecaasWcasaelberty.org. SPECIAL-OPPORTUNITY TURKEY HUNT PERM ITS NOW AVAILABLE Special-Opportunity TUrkey Hunt Permits now are avail­ able from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Special-Opportunity Spring Turkey Hunt* are custommade for sportsmen yearning for an Osceola turkey. All hunt areas are In the Osceola turkey's range. They are a highly prized subspecies of turkey, which occur only in peninsular Florida. These hunts pair up large areas of land loaded with turkeys with a low number of hunter*. Hunters interested in going on one of these hunts can apply now. Applications are on the FW Cs special-opportunity hunt Web site at MvFWC.com /soh (click on " 2004-2005 S p rin g TU rk e y A p p lic a tio n " ) and at F W T regional office*. A random drawing will determine who will receive the limited number of permits. Demand for the hunts is usually greater than the number of available permits. Hunters can submit as many applications as they want to increase their odds; howevet each applica­ tion require* a $5 nonrefund­ able application fee for each person named on the applica­ tion. Applications must arrive at FW C i Tallahassee office by U S. mail or a licensed delivery service by 4 3 0 p.m. O ct 15 to be included in the random drawing. Faxes and handdeliveries are not accepted. If selected, hunter* will pay an additional $50-$175, depending on the specialopportunity hunt area selected. Ptioto courtesy of Romeo Quorum City of Winter Springs officials proudly cut the ribbon during Grand Opening Ceremonies last week of the 28-acre expansion and addi­ tion to Central Winds Park. The area, located East of the current complex, consists of several practice fields for football, softball, b ase­ ball, track, lacrosse, soccer and much more. Football — Continued from Pegr IB in the game. The Greyhounds responded to the challenge with a 65-yard drive one eight plays that used up over five minutes. Basquill-Whitc then booled through a long 41-yard field goal to give the hosts a 13-10 lead with 3:49 remaining. Lake Brantley looked like they might run the streak to 23 as the Patriots marched down the field behind quarterback Bryan Bearden, but on a fourthand-thrcc from the 32, Lyman's David Muniz, who was the offensive star the past two , weeks, came up with a huge sack from his linebacker's posi­ tion to end the threat and the Greyhounds were able to run out the final 1:14. The other big win was Lake Howell's 31-12 road victory over Poindana in Kissimmee. Junior quarterback Taylor Beasley was again the star for the Silverhawks as they evened their record at 2-2 and also going undefeated (2-0) against Osceola County squads. Beasley completed 19-of-26 passes for 249 yards and three touchdowns in the first half as they visitors rolled to a 31-0 halftime lead. 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The other Lake Howell scores came on a 38-yard touchdown run by .Sterling McCall and place-kicker Andrew Calise knocked through « 27-yard field goal and also tacked on four extra points. The Silver Hawks defense wasn't bad either, holding Poindana without a first down until 2.06 before halftime and forcing four turnover*. Orangewood Christian (1-3) got its first win of the season, and a Class IB-Distrid 4 victo­ ry to bool as the Rams coasted past fellow second-year pro­ gram, Lake Mary Prep, 53-0. Eighth-grader Christian Jones ran for three touchdowns and a two-point conversion for Orangewood and standout sophomore kicker Alan Gcndreau hit a 41-yard field goal and four extra points. The Griffins, meanwhile, have not scored a point this season as they continue to struggle with a lack of any Bleek HA "ic r a Jr x iis P — Oala 119 J 30% Off All Di m ) t £fau tlm l Safhn imiuoupon 1 coupon poT«<** g * * All *«w,.«p>r* MOW �T ills I I i :h \i j > ililM September 21 A 22. 2005 Page 3B ?!V. 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FL 32752 71— H e l t W a n t e d Sawing machms opsrators, laborart, assam blars 6 craftsman do wait s i this Production snvtrorvnsm. Qualifications ■Orug 6 Alcohol Fraa Compfation of Training ■Phyatoaiy I Msntaly Fit Apply In parson, M-F, t0am -12noon • Sanford Avo, Sanford "iurj. ® flp -n in p * ■ E/M Astamblars Tamt Tacha 2nd Shift 3 30 p -1 2 0 0 a E ip a Mutt Head Dluaprtntt Schematic* Wars you bom 1968 to 19807 Paid tuitions with bon us on oomplebon ot Training Coursa In tha T sitls Industry Bobcai O p aiatoi-C iatt C Licanta. Final Qrada Eipananca (407) 3 2 2 4 1 3 3 and 4 0 7 4 6 2 -0 0 9 0 A cco u n ts PsyabtafPayroll dark: Landscapmg/Sits work company Part timaftlaiibla hours Qulckbooks eipananca required F a s resume 4 0 7 ­ 3224194 B o b cat Operator: Mutt have Gobcat eip ananca 6 a valid driver's license Winter Spnngt area. 407-482-0605 CA5TUXE COMPANY. INC 407*304431 Now Hiring-Conoreta Work Fu« Tlma-Banafita i t i a ii new to t Ova l* e aro v 71— H e l p W a n t e d ForemarVFInJaherA_aborer Full T tm a-4anaftti 4074384431 < a M M M a ia o a r« w o v C h a i r F o r R a n t At muho-i B a rb er S h o p , B a rb e r Or Styllat Call 407-321-1017 C la rtcil H elp p o sitio n : Oanartl ortica duties, good phone tUM. computer a must P7T tor s landrtg oo 88 50d» 407-323-1125 CNAts 8 HHA4 naaitod to t u y horn# health agency In Seminole County. P/TF/TCal 4 0 7 -3 2 8 4 5 2 1 Cookt 6 Servers naadad tomadatdy to raManrs on 81 -tone liver. Cal 4074864700 Cuotodwn In Sanlord. daynma. SOhrslwk. good paybanafiu Mutt havo rafarancaa 6 tranaponakon. 407-324-1704. DOCK PERSON Large nuriery facility needs dock poison to h an d* paperwork tor shipments Must ba able to kh up to 3 0 toe repeatedly Must bo double and dotes onantsd Apply In parson at 8 7 7 0 West State Rd 48 or caS 407-330­ 0 2 9 8 o il 224 Door to Door M arketeri Earn Up To 8800 pat weak Hourly a Bon us 4 0 7 -2 8 0 4 8 1 2 Need Dump truck drivers. Class B drs License rqd. Must ba 24 yr». or oldsr. Local work, hourly pay 407-468-4500 • Leant how to prepare tu returns s Gain Vduable computer skills • Discover career opportunities ( | . \ s s | s s | \ I M (K T O I l l - K 21, 20(l."» PK H H T Salford 407-3234415 Loafvood 407-W1-02Q2 71— H e l p W a n t e d 71— H e l p W a n t e d 71— H e l p W a n t e d 71— H b l f W a n t e d Ful tvne customer sarvto* rap Sanlord area, weekends required Computer aip 6 multi-tasked Casual atmosphere, lot ot customer oonacl Qraaf pboa towork Fax resume to 407-322-1611. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 810413/HR Liberty Tax S a m e * of Sanford la offering ■ fra* lax co u rt* to participants who would Uka to becom e members oI our staff Fidy bingual a pkis For more toormaaon pleats ca* David at 4 0 7 -7 5 4 4 5 4 0 you a positive, Inandty prolaaaional who anfoyt working with children and to wok h a ptaaaan hcl- Oat Paid $2000 t i p Medical Personnel lor On. Office: Reliable tndtv. last learner w/ great oust, To Learn a Trad# With 830k Guaranteed during tha hrs! year •sn*s.. Esc. pay, P/T, Mon. Tu, Th. Sat. 407-694­ 5668 www doctor m m Sawing machine operators, laborers, assamblars 6 craftsman do w*4 at tfka. ProAiebon anvtronmant Eipottoncod painters naadad. Valid FL driver's license required Benefits available. 407-324 2442 Suspended D. Licenea OK Drug 6 Alcohol Fra* Completion of Tremmg Physically 4 Mentally FD Farmers Furniture of Sanlord needs dnverttekvery person Clean driving record, background check requeed DOT phywcel required ApySy in person. 2440 S . French Ava Farmers Furniture at Sanlord looking lor commissioned based sales parsons Salsa eip a plus A rewarding career awaits you A«fy n person 24A0 S French Ave Manager 6 Stylists needed tor busy salon In Seminole Town Center E ro sio n comm su m s medical A dental For rOerviewt contact Tammy. 407­ 328-1688 or 407-427-0884 NIDHTS/WKKKKNDS FT/PT • EXPERIENCED FOOD SERVERS F/T-P/T . • EXPERIENCED COOK • HOUSEKEEPERS - F/T • FLOOR RUN TO CLEAN CARPETS M-F ZpaMaMalflH W * a re a T ran ch lax, Tachnolagy Susmass aparatm g ♦hraughaut th e S l a t e a f Flartda alnea I9 S 0 . providing tren ch less pipeline serv ices W t have th a following positions available, training provided 12 n oo n , at our Trad* Training facility: 2M S Sanford Ava. Sanford Eipananca necessary Apply in parson. 4 7 5 0 S R 48 Waal. Sanlord. IMMEDIATE OFENINOSI Assemblers. AI Shifts • Longwood 88-88 75 • Sanford 87-87 SO (407) 7 8 8 4 7 1 0 KELLY 6ERVICES Backgmd/Drug Screen Req EOE/Navar An Appkcam F ee 6arvloa plumber a/helpen n eeded. Raaldantlal 6 com m ercial. O raat payl Hiring Im mediately. 407- fe d w lc le n e / O p e re to rs Cue* T V . Te*t 4 Seal Equipment CD L D r iv e r s Combination Pipeline Cleaning and Vaccum Tank Truck* Preparation of technical report* u*ing AutoCAD L T C O T a rw l o p f r t lv — / L a b o r Reliable 4 hard working, training provided F i n l l e n t waoas end b e n e fits , soms out o f lawn work, goad working conditions, paid vocation and training LABOR ER 8 NEEDED FO R U N D E R O R O U N O U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R Starting Salary 88.50/Mr HEALTH M 6 UHANC 8 AMO 441K PLAN 1 O m f trse wc/Splece Apply al: 4*0 uraw Ortva. A kawioiWs 4prki*« 407- 2*0 - •NowHMngl S7 •12 / Hr. (Dapanding on quaWleattoni) Phon* 407-322-2207 •Most EnroHng, 80861*5, Naw a registrationtaa 6 00 AM - 5 X PM iC a r tM C O A T k k c fw fi •School Raadnaw(XmoAiti - Crttoia Amt Crifti ■Spamh, SignUnguagi 8 CcnpUan rCcmpUar Mcrdonng I'llrlllllU ^ 407- 322-3903 ONE F R E E WEEK WITH NEW E NR O LL MEN T email resumes to ; nvdhete tnmaalkanceu mm ' L M H d U I uiaipartonBatic construction and computer knowledge helpful Background check 4 drug screening 4 line a d .............. .......................... 1 w eek $ 1 8 ......................... 3 weeks $36 .........................2 w eeks $ 2 5 ............................4 weeks $45 Yard 8ale*....5 lines for $15 C la s s ifie d C o n t r a c t R a te s E S T A B L IS H E D I960 L e g a l A d v e rtis in g $4.95 per colum n inch Minor*, shelving 8 Slower Can tor Vwamow ” »f- - f 1806439-0481 U . / I t -a a k fo rR o n 4 0 7 4 0 2 -2 1 4 0 . Looking lor rugM auditor, part lima. 2 nigh i par wreak Accounting asp. computer knowledge »or hotel C a i 407 * 005 - 1000 . M*chwscrPis**IF«bnoa>S/g Round PM Shop Must Have DL (4 0 7 )3 2 2 4 1 3 3 Picture framing c o needs rskabie workers Easy Salas 4 light assembly. FT, PT openings, mckxkng weekends Apply In parson at Flea World. Row A 3 - 19.407-323-2499 g NANNY: Female to watch tewig matron at your home 30 to 4 0 houraAak Pie bring roautna or rot* *07-430- 5040 VtvonaS North Pu rer la needs drivers, pu/a makers, sub*, wawaaaa* 4 phonaa Acxfy w *t owner al 2 4 7 7 Park Ava, Sanlord Hlrel VSn Driver Mon -S at Mutt have dean driving record. Offer* good pay and benefits C al 407 3 0 2 ­ 1940 passenger van a Om Legal MOTICC VEHICLE Vehicle Aucbon • 9 00am WHEN lep m tiber JO, 2001 WHERE: P*uTI Towing. 1910 W- IM Street, Sanlord. FL22771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1905 MAKE: PONTIAC M0 0 C L 4 0 P COLOR OREEN V tt I 1Q2WJ52MX8P209258 Vanda Auction • « 00 am WHEN October 2. 2004 WHERE: Paula Towing. 1914 W IK S k a e t. Sanford, a 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1994 MODEL: 40R COLOR WHITE VIN f lQaKF52Y2RU22374S Vahd* Aucaon • 9 00am WHEN Octobar 5,1404 WHERE P a ris Towing, t i l l W 1st Basal. Eanford. a 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 2002 I: (Prepaym ent Required) MEDICAL ASSISTANT) Lake Mary primary care practice h a t an Immaduda opening lor a PT pad* MA. Mutt ba cart ite d and/or registered Oood benefits Submit resume ihckcatxig Interest In Lake Mary UA pus/Bon. nckxJng tpoaalry. to: Physician Associates. Human Raaourcas. 453 W. Warren Ave . Longwood. FL 32750. ta i to (407) 2 6 2 4 7 9 7 or tpply ordn* a( www paof com EOE Salary ♦ Commotion MAKE TRAAER MOOCL HOMEMADE COLOR BLACK VW 88T02014074PV7000 C la s s ifie d R a te s MEDICAL ASSISTANT. Ar* roaiXTi# to: 40 7-2624797 EOE company aaaklng FT Oancal •mptoya* lor aooounkng d ap l. Computer akika 8 accounting background required . PI* Landacapara/Track Cal Flrwf Qrada: Operators and labor positions • installation and grading eipananca 407-322S133. (Brfwd Tk* Setoff M e t Dtosktart) Altair .« - u r u w M ^ j t s : w w w -B lU lfsnv tron m sn U I c o m Irrigation In atall* aip srlan cad only, position. 4 0 7 -3 2 2 4 1 3 3 7M South ElmAvsnus* Sanford, Florida 32771 5*10 lines.........................90^/line 11 •20 lines....................... 80^/line 21 or more lines.................70^/line E4 W : aNakgfOup**sfthUnk.nst Agriculture , 8 , , Consumer Services before easing C a t to vanty lawful registration before you buy 74e fiut'lftnurhi fount*... (Requires minim um 5 lines per d ay and 13 week contract. Credit Application Required) 710 t . MWsfBS OrsBt. Longwood, FL 12750 TbI'407-SM-TIM Fs * : 407-130-88I I Ccnauner Servkwe at SOO-4357352 or FTC-HELP tor Ire* kSu d Snn. Or vwt ax Web Me at www lie govtoxop. Florida law rsqmrae sailers of certaal business opportunities to register wan Ftortda Depl at i lictnit «C07SC0138 Apply today, details below - . Environmental Group Always a good policy, especially lor business orxx V W m and tonttoM*. CM PRESCHOOL AND CHILDCARE Return* Fax 407-322-3085 6t Lake Fortit INVESTIGATE BEFO RE YOU INVEST! WEE THE PEOPLE E ic a k a n t opportunity lor a sp a rta o ca d food sa rv a rs lor a n up g rad e ratiram ant com m unity M u tt b a a prolaaaional an d w ant s tea d y em ploym ent. A bove a v e r a g e atarbng w a g e s lor th o s e w ho a re qualified AD ca n d id a te * p le a s * fa x th a raau m aa. Heri t age OanaWAdraswMy* empbyaM needed. Eves, wkend*. N>IW*y» included Background/drug screening required EOE/Nevar an Florida Dept, of Agriculture 6 D you are eenouely miereeted In e rewarding career with an earning potaniai of 835-SSOk or more annually, than apply In ■Open POSITIONS AVAILABLE Oraat Temporary 6 Tamp to Perm opportunitae In tha U k a Mary area Experienced Cell Canter g 4 0 7 -7 8 8 4 7 4 0 sve sklllt & business T7 Lein how to prepare taxes ud you could earn extra uokjit tax-tiae*! 407 - 322-2611 Hlrel Driver 1 have d ea n record, over2 5 yrsokt Proper •Hire Contact Ka Day's Transportation. 407-927-2500 HELP W A N T E D C^ Services "a 2 5 2 -3 1 0 YEAR 1941 MAKE: PONTIAC MOOCL SUNBIRO COLOR BLUE VM #. 1Q2JB54K4M7543774 VEHICLE YEAR: 1944 MAKE SUBARU M 00E L :40R COLOR: TAN VM JF1AC4304OB224135 t VEHICLE YEAR 1994 MAKE: CHEVY MOOCL: CAVALIER COLOR RED VM 4: IQ 1X1246W M I06600 Note* la hereby given Paul s lowing w4 s*4 at pubkc auckon lor safvag* lor cash on demand to hghasl tKtoar. tw toftowing Prospecbva bKUari may napad vahda* on* here prior to sola Term* a n ‘CASH OR CERTI­ FIED FUNOS* Pauls Towing reserves f a right to acoapl or y and aa BIOS Pubkah Saptambar 21. 2006 UI22 �i i g l i i * HeraldClassifieds — - ELr W A m T D “ t T - H e it W a n t td -A p ar tm en ts - 103— H o u s e s - 141— H o m e s F o r K w , «W n f l m ••••wort F u r n is h e d 181— A p p l i a n c e s 8 c f-kwn Technician •"totodlele opening! Apply In P«*on at 1015 Weal tat St Santord, 407-323-5081. U n f u r n is h e d S ale F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e D D L - A Driver* Needed E'P r*Q>*»d “ uw w* wmwi 55 mtot of Daytona Local work, tom* da*y And ova nlghl tnp*. Great Benelux Upilo 11050 00 pha/ week ****tth# Salem Canter* Recruiter/We* In Sop* >4lh»wough28 8am lo 5pm Salem Camera Inc. 3143 International Speedway Olvd Daytona Bead). FI. Or Cal l-a0Q.70> 2S3e N o w htong draft waaharaprep ® o k a tor tovnerkat* p ro to n * t o t o pay. graal h o in 407-242- Telephone Intake Coordinator FT Lake Mary office Moat ftatre ability to ftandto high volume Incoming calla I aicenenl cualomer entry computer M a Madodtomeidogy a ptoa Hetume to f f t o a a f c f u madwethcom or lai 407-333-5928 Try Avon free for hm Weekal Now available : a 401k plan aa wel aa acceaa to group health care. Fu* or pari ame. c a l 407­ 333-8158 15.2 aery I *»*0rmonlh 2/1, 8590/morth| 407-282-2002. £ 'T ft'< frr7 < f DOYLE MA NAGE ME NT RENTALS 98— R e n t a l s Efficiency itOOwk.l Aparlmenla. <1S0wk. alto houaea for ram fumtahedAinfumiahed. 407-1 240-1188. fiord: 1/1 , Large Apt. Carpeted 8 Vinyl. Water Included. 550015500 Dep Sanford: 1/1, Carpet 8 Vinyl. Stove. Refrigerator. Al UUaiea Included. 85875/5565 Depoel Senford: Lovely 2/2. Completely Upgraded 8 RanovsaeUtardwood FH, Tie. 58505850 Deposit Orangs City: 3/2, Lovely Home with Tiled Living Areas. Carpeted Bedrooms, Lg Vard. Single Car Garage WeS 8 Septic 8110051100 Deposit TlmecuarVLske Mary: 3/2. Oaled Community, Extremely Large Eel In Kitchen. Inaida Laundry. Carpatad 8 Tiled. 5180051500 Depot* DOYLE MANAGEMENT WE RENT ANO SELL HOMESI U n f u r n is h e d WANTED: Outgoing ea>e< 2 DR Home 1500/VOI rap tor communly newapaper Peraimmon 8 13th St.l group. Newapaper aa Santord 407-321-4217 Aduka I Owner Operatora Vbur tractor | enpenenca preferred Den include baae aalary. A flat bed trailer. Operate duality Living at Affordable! botwaen F I 1 Md weal or Weal I oommiaaion plan, mleage Pricing. 1 ,2 8 3 Bedrooma. I paid vacation. health coaal. Loaded both waya Laka Views, 407-3226104. ■neuranca. 401k Reaumea "••“ 7 pay 212-395-1700. EHO. Pari Time co ok , aervera, A I only to: Banlord Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Santord. FL dlaftwaafter needed Contact 32771 or 100— C o n d o m i n i u m (tofngCaeminoleherald.com ______ 407-323-7308, R en ta ls Dry Cteanara: Sh«l preeaer Warehouse Labor: Liquid required In Winter Springe sugar. FT, S8 25tor, Ina.hol. 1/1. W/D. acm | Af"k Sana toparianoa. w* Fan peaq gnd to, tola ol Storage, pool 401k 407-323-4250. Call Cal 407-899-5507. 1 yr lease ♦ deposit 407-808­ Mon-Frt. between 4pm-5pm 6555 et jnret Wlndoer 8 88dlng glaee Door pat More. P/T. flaaUa houra, Service Tech: Sertoua, sell 17oofr b o ru n 407-3207001 motivated individual to 103— H o u s e s Retail Shoe Salea-Santord oompkment wel eatabhahed 117— C o m m e r c i a l U n f u r n is h e d IVT. no nttyaa or Sundeye Salaa service force. Experience R en ta ls •«P preferred Send reeume or preferred but w8 kam. 407-324­ totter total: 407-936-1450 2080 2B/V2BA. fveaonc house but In 1918 Completely renovated | Satea paraona needed Frt 8 pel ItUttoqTl AtkefeUgiorrenl intide 8 out 1200 aq It kvtng lime No eiP Poanive 93— R o o m s F o r area Wood 8 Ma Poors alarm | |812000Ano pkj* CAM. Also proleaaional alMuda . 540k/yr, I smel office tor lent 5525/mo Rent system, new rafrtgaator, stove, oppatunrty tor adyancemenl It common lobby 8 real dishwasher large laundry I Contact Kathy. 407-430-2312 ms Both located on SI room, new W(D 3 biocka from ~W » K L V H m U L i ms River to the Port oi Sifop Hetoer: Sanford RiverWalk Very dots to | Starting • 582/wk. I Santord. Great view of main* manufacturer. 407-323-2028. downtown Santord 56SO/mo. | Historic Downtown Fat 407-323 2027 15 wtoar R e ly of parttog. peal 5850dep 407-322-2495 407-330-4423 location Ca) fkdden Harbour Mama. 407-322-1510. aak tor Saefto* Crew-Tal And H i Mm Eitremety dean, cozy torn Don Needed Local Work a) ufl. cable, a/c, tody, phone, (407)322-8133 kitch use. sec. dr, private PORZIG REALTY Busmeas Properly Ybu can Ive entrance Resident owner, here 8 operate a business Part time cook, aervera 8 RENTALS ABSOLUTELY NO Zoned C-2 Fix to auk at your dishwasher needed. Contact ALCOHOL, ORUOS AND aapsnta 411 Santord Ave, nford: IBO/IBath. 6cm NON SMOKERS ONLYI Very Santord 53.500/mo. tat. last 8 407-323-7308 Ptrdv O ik . Wtoar. Lawn. 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If n si is i iifii^ssi i h ;i Ml! -lill 188 j!|l 1* Mi If iI I 5P If aw 111 ijll ill | UJI .1 3! Hn Hi :I :8 Sl 5* ulm^ u ii i I Si!! i fl I t1 *U 1i* s iif i l!f f | »U «:I lilliilliii ! ifiilll - c lift ! fiei 1 , fii Ini MS 1*11 vr is t 'l ‘ ill i f if UtU r [Hi 111! I i ii !i« ii ! £*»* i 2" 1 i If September 21 A 22. 2(X)!> P a g e 5 IfSI fi'.ill ii in !i I | i I it m S BS*) Ii ill Eg, |i i|| Mi Z EStH f 5 ! i l l ! * i'l i! »; §f I iiiir * l f « !f ™ E IlMAUi 8 JjiW iiiiiii IIII e § 2 - �H Page 6 B Midweek. SrptcmlKT 21 22. 2003 Thr lln ru n ■ 'I V ■ 2 4 7 7 Porte A v e n u e ICnr of 25th Streetl ■> 4- v . The Original Restaurant Tastefully the "B E S T " P izza In Seminole County| Photo courtesy oMtameo Ouanen AM/Las Vegas/Bonfield poses with Its banner and trophies after winning the A S A Men's Major Slow Pitch National Championship this past weekend at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium with a four Inning run-rule, 27-5 win over the Armed Forces In the final. ASA Continued from Page IB only one run in the bottom of the fourth. They had come done earlier, but there was no denying AM/Las Vegas/Benfield was the class of this championship and certain­ ly among the top three teams in the United States. Besides winning its first ASA national Major title, AM/Las Vegas/Benfield received $3,000 in prize money while the Armed Forces, which went 1-1 in Pool Play and 1-2 in Eliminations, received $2,000 for finishing runner-up after finishing tied for fifth in this championship last year. The Men's Major Slow Pilch National returns to Sanford in 2006. "This is the one we’ve been chasing (to win),' said Mike Reece, one of the team’s spon­ sors." But we finally got it in our ninth attempt. Three times we finished runner-up." Three of Helmer's homers, worth eight R B L came in the championship game and he fin­ ished the game 3-for-3. justice plated five runs with a pair of homers and a single, Lavorico smashed three homers in four at-bats to drive in four runs and Fulk had a three-run homer in the 15-run second. In addition to dominating the double-elimination event, AM /Las Vegas/Benfield had nine players named as first-team ASA All-Americans. They included: I B- Kr i s O’Hara; 2B -B rett Helmet; 3B - Denny Crine; SS Brian Justice, who led the tour­ ney In batting (.833); OF Brian YVegman and Wayne liabermcnl; Utility - Billy Joe Fulk; Catcher - Alex Lavorico and pitcher - Mark Webber. ind pit Othe:r members of the All- .. L 6 7 1 8 ” CHEESE PIZZA with 3 toppings 2 liter Coke American team were; Outfield - Keith Martin and Kyle Cowart Aubrey's; Utility Brian Arnold, Aubrey's; Tony Patrick, Josh Wlggx and Zach Turisslni, Armed Forces. I * * c t M n '^ •• » r r | tent .tted any ■ I S l I l i AW iI iT e IH IflH M iim iv SPEAK Come ?eetjs at Lake Mary Video, your hometown solution to outrageous OVD rental pricesl or English *French •German ar^Pqrtugesei* 2 0 others V. A V i.» j ~\.. m Sr « u Conversational Fluency begins with the very first lesson. Start M arth a, at the Inlingua* Center or at your office or home. A ik ) languages for buaiheas:& health care. with Cafe Latte. m IK is (V H kigu ti CALL FOR A REE LESSO Lake M ary Video O n corner of Lake M ary Blvd A Country Club Rd Right behind 7 -1 1 (4071 3 2 4 -4 2 2 9 Bay Tree Center 405 Waymont Court Lake Mary, FL 32746 w rw'a* 8700 3 w w w J n lin g u a -if .c o m 7* Sa n fo rd H erald LO C A L N EW S \l<iiiiMtii liitinliiDHt' ( (itii)jiiiiii((('\ )il Ihiiiilijulls m ill SniiMio!, ( I Grcystone New Townhome Community! From the low SJOOs 407-323-1400 PrePaid Per Year Prico lor Sominolo County residents only. Expires September 30,2005 • Mail To: J Sanford Herald • 3 0 0 N. French Ave. • Sanford, Florida 32771 ■ Lake Mary Landings Coming Soon! New Townhome Community! ® The Landings at Parkstone Now Selling! New Townhome Community! From the high $200s 407-688-7910 ■ Signature Selection Center Design Center • 407-834-7152 yU trnrm $H fJk Price (or Seminole County residents only Expires September 30,2005 i f IllilllX 'I\K � 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, September 21, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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May 22.2005 L eg a ls L egals M I N I CM CW T COURT PON NOTICE OP m m u c o u rr , WjOWOA W O W Tl HW ON P U k lK M I • I HR: ESTATE OF Ra y m o n d er n e s t hoop. io f tw a a ta to •» IWVMOND ERNEST HOOP. U n M M t P « M dOM Of dortkl • M N o w fflb w 25. 2004; to P M h g In Vw QrcuK Court lor # • " * » !• County. F lorid*. N N r t D rtrttan. F lo N u ito 0 W P -4 N . tho oddrooo of •A le h to Som lnoio County CbeuB Court C M , 301 N Parti Am .. S ortom . Ftorfcrt 32771 Tho nomoo and ................of lo H o i Including unmoturod. or unkquidatsd who hovo boon w o o d 0 copy at M o Nottao, m m Mo M r dofeno with n o C M WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AS oVwr c ro d k n o f Mo daca- , In d u in g I or urBgUdM od dolm a, m ud Mo M r OMOno w ih n o court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NdwOhoMndnB Mo km * partodo B d torth obovo. any claim Mod tw o (2) yooro or moro odor V tho dacadanr* doto ct dooih • Tho d a rt d Mo M l pubicotic d M n o d c o lo May 15.2006 Richard R Hoop CIO Bochor A PoUofcod. PA. 130 S. Orongo Avonuo Sorooou. FL 34236 More J. Soot. Eoqulro Florida Bar No 0937045 Bochor 1 Potokon. PA 130 S Orongo Avonuo Sorooou. FL 34236 ToMphono 641/396-6626 Fox 141M52-1461 Adomoy Id Paraonal Roprooontollvo PubHoh: Moy 19. 22. 2005 0093 — W TH C a rtC U T COURT M ANO FOR S t MV40LE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Caoo Num bor: 05-072J-CP Tho odm M otrotion o l tho M M o d DORIS O RIVERS, docooood. FHo Numbor 050722-CP. lo pondng m tho C ircuit Court lo r Som lnoio County. Florida. Probata DMston. Pto oddrooo d which lo Sowondo C ouoy CouMouoo. Sanford. Florida 32771 Tho nomoo and a ttta n a a d to * poroo n d roprotonldhi'ot ond tho poroond roprooonU Itvo'f ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOT1F1EO THAT A l portono on whom n o noBco lo Oorvod d o ham obRedono wwii cnwionyi nmi of in# wNh n o Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM dakna atm m u court W1THM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A l cro u to n d Mo docod oni docodonfo ottoM on whom o copy of in n none® is w v n m n n tiro o monlho shor Vw data d mo Ir d puM edkm d (me n o flct musi tw in vir osm n w « i n o Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM otnor c rro io n or DO goesdont and poraono having datma or dom ondt ogoxwt mo daca­ d a n r* oototo m utt Ala th *tr dolm o with n o 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 Tho (MU d tfu lird puMcotton d n o N ote* lo Moy IS . 2005 Poroond Roprooontolrvot EVA MARIE PARK 107 P in* NoodU U n a AJUmonU Sprtngt. FL 32714 THOMAS A SPEER PO Box 1354 Sonlord. FL 32772-1364 Thomoo A. Spoor 0 1 Thomot A Spoor. P A Altom oy lo r Poroonol RoprooontoOvo Florida Bor N o : 075473 PO Box 1364 113 Mognoko Avonuo Sontord. FL 33772-1364 (407)322-0611 Publish May 15.22, 2006 0005 m T H l CtRCUTT COURT OF T H I M H T 1 IM T M JUMCJi CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBAT1 DIVISION FILE NO. 06-0631-CP GEORGE W BUSBY. OtCWASI Docoaxod A l o*var crodtoro d Iha docodonl and d h o r p a rto r* having cla im * or dem and* agoinal dacadanr i a tto u must No m *ir d a m s with n * Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERlOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED T h * data d ma Aral pubkeabon d mw Noaca a May 15. 2005 Paraonal RapraoanUDva* EVA MARIE PARK 107 Pma Naada Lana AJUmonU Spring*. FL 32714 THOMAS A SPEER P O Box 1364 Sontord. FL 32772 I3 M Thomas A Spoor O l Thomaa A Spoor. P A Artom oy tor P *rto n a i Hapraaanuov * Florida Bar No 076473 P O Box 1364 113 Magnoka Avonuo Santord. FL 32772 1364 (407)322-0611 Pubkah May 19. 22. 2005 0 094 W THE CIRCUIT COURT M ANO FOR irM T lT T f COUNTY FLORIDA p rtO B A T f DIVtSrOrr Cm * N um b** 06-0722 CP IN h t EBTAIEG F D O fU SO W Yl h . dacadanr* aat ala on whom a copy o l HU noaca la raqukad to ba aarvad muat Na max cUxna Wtm m u court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR X DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM NOTICE TO CREDITORS The a dm nttratian d tho o l GEORGE W. BUSBY. d *c ****d . whota d a u d doath w a t September 24. 2003. la pondng n the Circuit Court lo r Seminole County. Florida. Probata Drvtaion. F4* Numbor 05 0631 CP, ma a d d ra u d which U 429 N Orange Avarua. Orlando. FL. 32901 Th* namas and addaatas d the paraonal rapracanutrv* and that paraonal repratem atrv#t attorney are ta t torth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AX ctodtora d the decadent and other persons having claim * or damandt aqamti m * dacadanr* • Itite . including unmaturod. contingent or unliquidated claims, on whom a copy d Hut notice a served m utt Me their claims with tf t t Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AX other cxedtora ol the deca­ dent and persons having claim * or demand* against the deca­ dent's astalo, mdutkng unma tured. contingent or unbquidatod claims, must Me thee claim * with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS MAY 19.2006 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE COOE W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERlOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED Tha data ot Dm pubkeakon ol DU Noaca U May 19. 2009. STEVEN LORNE DUHKET 541 Oranga Street Altamonte Spring*. FL 32701 Attorney for Paraonal Rapraaentaava-. STEVEN LOHNE DURKET, Altomoy tor STEVEN LORNE DURKET Florida Bar No. 0627432 210 Crown P o rt CxcM. Start 101 Longwood. FL 32779 (407) 962-2212 Pubkah May 15.22. 2009 0097 B IT H tC M C LR T COURT OF THB O Q H T tlN T H JU Q K M L CMCkJTT B t AND FOR B U R N O U COUNTY, FLORIOA C A M NO. M -O R -1 1 1 7 -a O * ALFREDO VALENTIN, Husband, Publish May 15. 22. 2005 0096 IN THE CIRCUTT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION F lrtN o 06-CP-0917 IN RE ESTATE OF JOSEPH DUHKET NOTICE TO CREDITORS the adrrwaxWakcai d me eetoie (X JOSEPH LKJHKt 1 der. eased a iu r t tU U (X dee* m s M arx* 29 2W 6 to *1 dw c«ua> Court tor U M For torthor rtorm akon prtaaa c a l (407)321-2941 (1) V0a> I R M h r t Oodga V1NX X7HC13Y7VG 792166 (2 ) Y rtr1 9 6 & U rta N U rtn VIN4 JN1HU11S7FT066971 (9) YOar 1991/M art Toyota VIN« 4T1SV21E8MU352649 (1) YOar 2002/M ato Volvo VINk YV1RS11R02213M91 Pubkah May 22.2006 0143 P u ra u rtl to FI Si 713 916. Auto Llan A Racovary. Hie WPowar ot Abomay- « * * * • V i* tdow ing vaNcrta to lu tagfwat b k fc rt to aallafy Ia n AX auckona h *U wtm raearva. aa U w han U. 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FLORIDA 32746 or batora June is , 2001, and N * Iha ortgxial with Iha Clark Ol said Court erthar batora aarvica on th * WUa or vnm atlatory therea frtr 1 you laXad lo do so, a (Mrauiv w fl D i tn is fM ig iin it you tor m * ra M damandad m th« QKMion. WARNING: Rule 12.289. Florida Family Law Rule* oI Procedure, requires certain automatic dUdoaura oI docu­ m ent* and rtorm abon. Fstore to comply can raouit In sanc­ tio n *. including dism issal or alntuno of tXeacknas WITNESS my hand and aaal of ma sard Court te a 11m day of May. 2006 MAHYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Nancy R. 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Publish May 22. 2005 0136 Call TedToPlace Your Ad. 407322 2611 Butera has also put up the best offensive numbers of his earner batting .330 * second best on tha team - with caraer-higha in hom e runs (5). hits (63 ), runa (46 ), doubles (12 ), RBI (38) and tto ian bases (8 ). UCF Continatd from P u p IB to help the Golden Knights edge host Mercer in Macon. Matt Ray's bases loaded walk broke a 5-5 tie in the ninth inning as UCF (40-14,19-9 A-Sun) come from behind to defeat the Bean (26-26,1018 A-Sun), 6-5, at Claude Smith Field. The Golden Knights won their second game of the season • and the second in four games • after trailing entering the ninth inning as UCF erased a 5-4 deficit to capture the one-run victory. The win was UCF's 40th of the season, marking the fifth time in six seasons and 15th time that UCF has reached the 40-win plateau under Bergman. "That was a big win tonight," stated Bergman. "Our bullpen fust keeps coming through for us. Matt Rhodes and Dominic Petracca did a great job for us and we got the runs when we needed to." Marshall Bernhard singled and scored to start the game for the Golden Knights in the first. Mercer committed two errors in the frame to lead to the unearned run. UCF has outacored its opponents 46-14 in the first inning in 2005. Mercer evened the game at one in the third with a RBI-groundout by Sean McCahill. Ray lined a double to the gap In right center his second hit of the night - to score Butera to hand the lead back to UCF at 2-1. Despite not allowing a hit throtigh four Announcements GOODGCYS SFM MJ NATIONALS. 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Ray followed with a walk to force in another run to give the Golden Knights a 6-5 advantage. Petracca pitched the final 2.2 innings of the game for his second win of the season. The Sanford native yielded fust one hit and fanned four for the victors. If there were no weather problems in Georgia, UCF closed out the series with a doubleheader on Fridav needing one win to lock up the No. 2 seed in tne A-Sun Tournament being hosted by Stetson this coming Wednesday through Saturday in DeLand at Melchlng Field at Conrad Pitk. Auctions I I CASH COW! 90 Vending Machine analsAou OK Location! ExXae Business 110A70 Hurry' (100)1363464 DEBORAH J EDWARDS Paraonal Representative Wdkam H Mornson. Esquire Florida Bar No 143303 BALDWIN A MORRISON P A 7100 South Htdiway 17-92 Fern Park. FL 32730 Telephone 407/134-1424 Attorney lot Paraonal Representative PuDkc auction lo Da hold at 901 am. on * » dayis) *pa<akadbakM . at ma front door of Athen s Towing. Inc. Located at 2499 O ld Late Mary Rd Sorts 134. 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The officers immediately were able to locate two juveniles that were on the school property. One of tne juveniles fled upon seeing the offi­ cers, but he was appre­ hended on school prop­ erty. The juveniles have been charged with armed burglary, criminal mischief, possession of burglary fools, and tres­ passing on school prop­ erty. Schools locked down Tuesday morning SANFORD — Seminote High and Millennium Middle schools had a lockdown on their campus­ es Tuesday for about half an hour. Seminole Principal Walt Griffin said that the Sanford Police Department called to notify them they were in pursuit of a stolen vehicle near the cam­ pus. "We close down the gates to the school and the students stay in the classrooms," Griffin said of lockdowns . "The students were taking exams, so they were in the classrooms anyway." Griffin said. "It worked out OK." Sanford Police said the vehicle was stolen out of Longwood and the driver fled on foot near the schools. S e m in o l e S m il e M ich a el P e c r y - Owner/barber ol Pe"y Family Baibershop. longwood SANFORD — As the city moves closer to obtaining a possible site for a new public safety building, com m is­ sioners look for creative ways to pay for it. At the City Commission's Monday work session, Bobby Brantley, President of Brantley and Associates, Inc., and legislative lobbyist, told the com m ission that good things hap­ pened in the 2005 State Legislative Session. "It was kind of a wild session," Brantley said. For several years, the city has been looking at a portion of the F an n er's M arket site off of 13th Street that is currently owned by the Florida Departm ent of A griculture. The departm ent has given a tentative agreement, Brantley said, to do Phase Oviedo widens space between kids, offenders By Joel Addington H e ra ld C o rresp o n d en t OVIEDO — The Oviedo City Council voted unani­ m ously Monday night to move forward with a meas­ ure to further restrict where convicted sex offenders may reside. "Citizens overwhelming­ ly sup­ port this o r d i nance, " s a i d c o unc i l m a n Ja m e s Greer, w h o i n t r o ­ duced G r® « r the ordi­ nance at last Thursday's meeting. The ordinance proposed a 2,500-foot buffer zone between sex offenders’ homes whose victims were younger than 16 and any school, park, playground, church or day-care center. Current Florida law sets that buffer at 1,000 feet. "A thousand feet is very minimal," Greer said. "(A II environmental studies on the land. According to Brantley, his group has done research on its own to find out what type of activities had occurred on the property in question. He said they haven't found anything except possible fuel leakage by old trucks. "T h e piece in back that w e're inter­ ested in hasn't been used much. [It has) weeds well above our heads," Brantley said. Lonnie Groot, from the city attor­ ney's office, has drafted a Right of Entry agreem ent and sent it up to Tallahassee. C om m ission er Velma Williams wanted clarification on whether this would be donated land or if the city would have to buy the land. "W e've let them know that's our preference," Brantley said of a dona- Sm Safety, Pag* 3A Derby Drivers sex offender! literally could be 1,000 feet from a play­ ground or school. Twentyfive hundred feet I consider to be a reasonable distance away from where children congregate. So 1,000 feet I think is too minimal and 2,500 feet is reasonable." City m anager Gerald Seeber said a new draft of the ordinance would also be considered at a second pub­ lic hearing next month. The new draft adds an addition­ al two-mile buffer around schools specifically because students within that dis­ tance live too close to ride the bus. "There are a tremendous amount of children that walk to home from school everyday and the idea is to remove sexual predators from being around or wit­ nessing children in a con­ gregating area on a regular basis," Greer said. "So since the School Board says with­ in two-miles they walk, I think it was a very good proposal." The measure only affects sex offenders living within H arald p h o to * b y Tom m y V lncont Briana Walker of Sanford, above, gets her Soapbox Derby racer ready for action May 21. Winners of the 17th annual Central Florida race will compete In the All American Soap Box Derby Race In Akron, Ohio, July 30. Winners Saturday were: Trina Perry, 11, Fem Park, Stock champion; Jessica Shultz, 16, Deltona. Super Stock cham­ pion; and Shelby Grice, 13, Palm Bay, Masters champion. Second place winners were Lucas Grice, Charlotte Soucey, and Jordan Cadiz. Third place winners were Alex Scheiner. David Pond, and Jed Robison. S«e Oviedo, Page 3A Sanford may follow Oviedo’s lead on offenders By Llane Edixon H e ra ld S ta ff SA N FO RD — D uring the city attorney Bill C o lb ert's report to the com m ission at their Monday meeting, he sug­ gested looking at regula­ tions and distance restric­ tion ordinances that are moving forward in other cities, including Oviedo. O viedo voted M onday to move forward with a 2,500-foot buffer zone betw een sex o ffen d ers’ homes whose victim s were younger than 16 and any school, park, playground, church or day-care center. (See separate story, above.) Colbert asked the com ­ mission to decide if this would be som ething they were interested in taking a look at. He told them that several other cities in Florida might also be m ov­ ing forward with such an ordinance. "W e can certainly go forward or wait and see," Colbert said. Mayor Linda Kuhn said that a citizen had e-m ailed Police Chief Brian Tooley and copied it to her regarding sex offenders and she felt that this would be som ething the city of Sanford would be interested in exam ining further. District 1 Com m issioner Art W oodruff said he thought it was definitely som ething the city should take a look at, but he did have concerns. "D oes it drive them underground?" he asked of the sexual offenders. "A lot aren 't really living where they say they are." C olbert told W oodruff that people who disobey the law don't necessarily register. He said that the State of Washington has a sim ilar ordinance and it worked there. "Y ou'll probably be one of the first five to do it here," Colbert said of the ordinances in Florida. A consensus was met to look into an ordinance sim ilar to the one the city of Oviedo is moving for­ ward with. Colbert said that his office could begin drafting it for the city by the next com m ission m eet­ ing or the one after. The next City C om m ission m eeting is June 13 at 7 p.m. M issing w om an found, m ay have A lzheim er’s B y L ia n a E d ix o n H era ld S ta ff C A S S E L B E R R Y — A m iss­ ing woman in the beginning stages of A lzheim er's D isease was found in Casselberry after she had been reported missing by fam ily m em bers Sunday morning. S ixty -five-y ear-old Irene M argaret Peterson was in town visiting from New Jersey for her grand d au ghter's gradua­ tion this week. The Sem inole C ounty Sheriff's Office had issued a m issing person's press release that said Peterson was last seen at 906 C om m onw ealth Court in C asselberry in the Beacon Hill Subdivision. She was last seen wearing a purple Margaret Peterson long-sleeved shirt, black Capri pants and white slippers. Peterson, who speaks with a heavy Scottish accent, was not familiar with the area, includ­ ing Red Bug Lake Road and State Road 436. The S h eriff's Office thought she may have wandered along some of these busy roads while traveling on foot. She was found safe Tuesday m orning behind the Liberty Christian Center on Red Bug Lake Road and N onastone Run. The church is less than a mile from the Beacon H ill Subdivision. The Sheriff's Office Range and Water U nit's D eputy Shane Love found the woman while patrolling on an ATV. She was lying next to a palm et­ to bush. EMS checked Peterson, and determined she was OK, and just dehydrated. Her fam ily took her to the doctor's office for evaluation �Page 2A Wednesday. May 25. 2005 S www.Mnfordn«wtpaper.com T he H erald e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Local police working to keep road safe during Memorial holiday C A SSELBER R Y — The C asselberry Police Departm ent and Sem inole County law enforcem ent com m unity wish every* one in Central Florida a happy and safe M em orial Day Holiday, but it also tradi­ tionally m arks one of the deadliest week­ en d s o n the road, according to a C asselberry Police D epartm ent news release. This M em orial Day weekend is special as it also brings a close to the Seminole and O range County school year. Traffic across Central Florida is anticipat­ ed to increase dram atically as the school year closes, graduation ceremonies and parties take place and everyone heads to fam ily and friend's hom es to celebrate the holiday and high school graduations. This is a tim e of year where tragedy strikes only too often as people trav el drink, use drugs or drive while impaired. Heavy traffic, impaired drivers, heat and long traveling hours often result in aggres­ sive driving and needless road rage. Young people purchase or are provided alcoholic beverages illegally. All o f these factors lead to traffic crashes, injuries, property dam age and the various fatalities that so devastate our community annually. O n e of the prim e purposes of the Sem inole County law enforcement commu­ nity is to save lives and prevent injuries and property damage. Accordingly, the Casselberry Police Department will host a joint zero tolerance traffic safety and alco­ violation operation during the upcom hol vie ing Memorial Holiday weekend. The al Day F operation will be held from 4 p.m. on May 27 to 4 a.m. on May 28. Units of the Casselberry Police Department, Seminole County Sheriff's Department and other state and local law enforcement agencies within Seminole County will participate in the operation. Southeast Seminole County will be satu­ rated with officers looking for D U I’s, aggressive drivers, underage drinkers, traf­ fic violators and alcohol and drug viola­ tions. Officers will display a zero tolerance level for the unlawful possession of any quantity of alcohol, chemicals or controlled substances. People unlawfully selling or providing alcoholic beverages to underage drinkers will be arrested. The focus of the Casselberry Police Department and its law enforcement part­ ners will be to promote public safety by aggressively targeting impaired drivers and incarcerating them to prevent needless highway tragedies from occurring. The law enforcement team will conduct an alcohol sting operation to monitor and jail the staff of any businesses or other per­ sons illegally providing underage drinkers with alcoholic beverages. Participating offi­ cers will proactively seek out aggressive drivers and issue them citations for traffic violations. The operation will support seat belt use by vigorously enforcing seat belt violations in accordance with the Buckle-Up Florida Click It Or Ticket campaign. Corrections • In a May 22 story about the shooting death of Mark Pearson, it said he was killed in front of his m other's home at 908 Celery Ave., in December. His mother does not live at that address where he was killed. She resides at another Sanford home. • In a story about the death of Coach Cornelius B. Franklin (May 4), because of a typographical error the time for his funeral was listed as 1:30 a.m. Saturday, May 7. It should have read 11:30 a.m. Saturday, May 7. • In a photo caption on the back page of the A section May 4, a typographical error m isspelled the nam e of Linda Batman, chairw om an of the Historical Commission. • In an April 20 story, Brandon Burkhart was killed when he fell off the front of a car driven by a girl who was a friend, not a girl­ friend. He also was not standing or hood surfing as one sentence makes it appear. • In a headline from April 3, an editing m istake in a headline said U S. Rep. John M ica was working on plaas for a light rail stop in Sanford. Light rail is incorrect as plans call for a standard commuter tram stop. Light rail has a different connotation. Sanford Sem inole County Chamber of Commerce pres­ ents a business after hours gathering, from 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. at Jinja Asia Cafc', 1541 International parkway. Lake Mary. RSVP to Nancy at 407-322-8160 The Zellwood Sweet Com Festival will be held Friday and Saturday from I p.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 8 p.m. Tickets are now on sale for $13 for adults and $5 for children at Sanford Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. SAT The M id-Florida M llers Walking Club will walk along tne Sanford RiverWalk and downtown areas. Registration at Lake Monroe between Sanford Avenue and San Juan between 8 a.m. and 8:45 a.m. The walk will be 6.2 miles with a shorter route available. For more informa­ tion phone 407-695-9181. Betty Bennett Lags! A d ve rtisin g Patti Sm ith D isp la y A d v e rtis in g C irc u la tio n R o tu w Lavender Advertising Sale* Manage* Wanda KourpanidiS S lavs C lass dvsrt***ng Account I*e c u t..« Cheryl Smith Casmua Ha/nson Composing and P iv h « « t Classified Advertising Ted W a s.*' Crossing the finish line at the same time results in a photo finish unless it’s parked cars. These shiny autos are on display at Saturn of Ortando/North in Longwood. Looks like the car way in the back may have edged the others by a nose. Drug related • Jeanette Ford, 36, of Edward Higgins Terrace, was arrested by Sanford police on May 11, at Pecan Avenue and West 3rd Street, as m em bers of the City County Intelligence Bureau conducted a drug sting. She was charged with selling cocaine within 1000 feet of public housing, possession of cocaine, and resisting an officer without violence. • Anthony Hopton Solomon, 24, of Orange Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday. He was found in a vehi­ cle on Williams Street and West 13th Street. He was charged with possession of cocaine with intent to sell, possession of narcotics equipm ent, resisting an officer without violence, and possession of an open container in a parked vehicle. He was also charged with violation of probation for posses­ sion of cocaine. • Edgar Burrs, 38, listed as homeless, was arrested by Sanford police Monday on East 20th Street at Locust Avenue. Officers were called regarding a possible vehicu­ lar burglary. He was charged with burglary of a conveyance, posses­ sion of cocaine, possession of nar­ cotics equipment, loitering/prowl­ ing, and possession of burglary tools. Robbery • Scott Allen Kendrick, 37, of Holly Avenue, Sanford, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police Sunday at a store in the 36(H) block of Orlando Drive. He reportedly attempted to take items from a store without paying. When approached by the loss prevention officer, a fight started and he fled. Officers found him hiding near a dumpster. He was arrested for robber)', battery — touch or strike, and retail theft of $300 or more and violation of probation. Parker Joseph Stovall, 19, of Malvern Court, Heathrow, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday on carriage Cove Way. He reportedly had robbed a man of his money. He was located and charged with rubbery without a firearm. Thefts • Tiffany Nicole Church. 19, of Persimmon Avenue, Sanford, was • Alton Lawrence, 40, of Academy Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at his resi­ dence following a dispute with a female. He was charged with aggravated battery, and aggravat­ ed assault with a deadly weapon (knife). Police Blotter arrested by Sanford police Saturday at a store at Seminole Towne Center. She reportedly took clothing from the store without paying and gave the officer the ID of her mother. She was charged with petty larceny and giving false information to a law enforcement officer. • Robert Christian Smith, 39, of First Street, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Monday. Officers reported seeing him attempting to sell a jewelry box owned by another person. He was charged with dealing in stolen property and petty larceny. Prostitution • Juanita P. Neal, 37, of East 5th Street, was arrested by Sanford police on Tuesday, May 17, at First Street and Mellonville Avenue. She reportedly propositioned an undercover officer. She was charged with procurement for prostitution and possession of nar­ cotics equipment. Assault - Battery • Timothy Michael Wills, 54, of Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at his residence, as the result of a dispute with another man. He was charged with aggra­ vated assault with a deadly weapon, (pistol). • Tracy R. Harris, 34, of Orlando, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at Walnut Crest Run and Highway 17-92 where she was reportedly involved in a confrontation with her boyfriend, and chased him with a tire iron. She was charged with simple assault with intent /threat to do violence (domestic violence). • Ronald Edward Leger, 44, of Meadow Street, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Friday at his residence. He reportedly w as in a dispute with a female He was charged with batter)' — touch or strike FR I Hospice o f the Com forter's Quality of 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. Register at 407-682-0808, ext. 306. • Arm ondo Perez, 23, of Plantation Lakes Circle, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Monday at his residence where he had reportedly been involved in a confrontation with his wife. He was charged with battery — touch or strike (domestic violence). SAT Traffic stops • Leon Ellzy, 33, of West 14th Street, was stopped by Sanford police Monday on Highway 17-92 at 15th Street. He was charged with driving with a suspended license. 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 on the days of the shows. • Mark Stephen Saum, 57, of French Avenue, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Saturday in tne parking lot of a business in the 200 block of French Avenue, where his vehicle reportedly had struck another. He was charged with driv­ ing with a suspended license. Father N icholas Gruner, an expert on the Message of Fatima and the Third Secret will hold a free 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. • Creyder Ceme Albomoz, 27, of Sanford Avenue, was stopped by Sanford police Sunday on Sanford Avenue at Lake Mary Boulevard. He was charged with operating a motor vehicle without a valid license. 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 2nd Street in Sanford from 6 to 8 p.m. Admission $3. Children 2 and under are free. Tickets will be on sale at the door. Other arrests • Rafael Martinez, 44, listed as homeless, was arrested by Sanford police Friday in the 2400 block of Park Avenue. He was charged with resisting an officer without violence, disorderly intoxication, committing a lewd act in public, and violation of the city ordinance on having an open container of alcohol. A photography exhibition will be held from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Anything You Want Gallery, 110 S. Park Ave., in Sanford. • Nicholas Moffitt, 21 of Lakeland, Richard Poffenberger Jr., 21, of Oak Avenue, and Richard Poffenberger Sr., 47, of Sanford Avenue, were arrested by Sanford police Sunday as the result of a fight in the 2500 block of Oak Avenue. Moffitt was charged with disorderly conduct. Poffenberger Jr. was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (blunt instru­ ment), and Poffenberger Sr. was charged with resisting an officer without violence, and disorderly intoxication. T he Sanford Herald SAT A Pre-Anniversary event will be held at 7 p.m. at the Star Theatre on 13th Street in Sanford. Guests will be the Revival Singers of Apopka, the Gospel Harmonizers of Ocala, tne Southwind Gospel Singers of Sanford and more. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. "S e m iip Seminole l nuiiis Since 1908 ” Write to us: Managing Edito* Sunday May 25, 2005 • Vol 113 No 70 300 N. French Avenue Dons Dietrich Published every W ednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers Inc • 300 N French Ave Santoro F I 32771 • Phone 140 71 322 2611 • F a i 14 0 7 ) 323 9406 Sanford, FL 32771 E d ito ria l Steve P aiadis Liane Edison Marva K aaluns N«A P le iljiif Dean Smith Tommy Vincent P enudcai Postage P a d at Sanluvd F < 'd a and a tta tw a i 'r.aisng oWnes USPS 4« 12BO Postm aster Send eddies v '.hangas tr « SANFORD HEM A iD P O IV » lo t)/ Republic Newspapers. 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Oviedo Continued from Pago LA the city limits and because some schools are located on the edge of that boundary, other cities would have to pass similar laws to maximize the effectiveness of the twomile buffer around schools. Although each council member agreed the two-mile buffer was a good addition to the ordinance, it may be easier said than done. "We're really going to have to start to lobby other munici­ palities to jump on this ordi­ nance in order to get that twomile radius," said council chairman Dom inic Persampiere. At its meeting Monday evening, the Sanford City Com m ission discussed pursuing a similar ordinance (See separate story, bottom of Page 1A). Greer urged the council not to be hindered by constitu­ tional Issues the ordinance may raise. "We are a legislative body, not judicial. Let's move for­ ward with this ordinance impressively and quickly," he said. The Sem inole County Sheriff's Office reports 28 sex offenders living within the county, 17 of which have last known addresses in Oviedo. The ordinance would not require convicted sex offend­ ers to move if they own their home. However renters and homeowners would have to move somewhere outside the restricted areas when their lease expires or their homes are sold. Members of the public applauded council's actions and suggested they go even further by extending the restricted zones to bus stops and any other places where children congregate. The next public hearing on the sex offender ordinance will be June 6 at 7 p.m. at O viedo City Hall, 400 Alexandria Blvd. record that he was hoping to put Padgett on the board since he w as constantly around town. "I was also looking at geo­ graphic consideration," Woodruff told Jones. Adopted the first reading for an ordinance to rezone 2.5 acres at 1151 Rinehart Road to allow a vehicle rental office for Enterprise Rent-ACar. The representative for Enterprise said that it would m ostly be a storefront. Rental cars would be stored at deal­ H erships, and they would cater to people needing a rental car w hile getting tneir vehicle "T h ey 're ready to g o ," serviced. Tooley said. The representative said City Attorney Bill Colbert told the com m issioners not to that currently they are forced get wrapped up in how to to send their Sanford clien­ for the pu blic safety tele to Longwood for rental ding at this time. He said cars. the d ty staff will come up Tabled the first reading of with alternatives to a GO an ordinance to vacate alleys Bond, although he felt that lying between Celery Avenue the bond might be the fastest and E. 14th Street and and most cost-effective way between Cypress Avenue and Sanford Avenue based on the to do it. Chief Tooley said, "I think recom m endations o f the w e're m oving in the right Development Review Team. Planning and Com m unity direction." Development Director Russ In other news the commis­ G ibson explained that the sion: Appointed Hank review team found that clos­ D iecknaus and Charles ing the alleys would be detri­ Jackson to the code enforce­ mental to vehicular traffic. C om m issioner A rt ment board. Dieckhaus, who lives in Woodruff suggested instead the historic district and owns of out right saying no, the a business downtown, told commission should see if the com m issioners that he sees city staff can work with the num erous code violations applicant to find an alterna­ tive. throughout the city. "I agree with y o u ," "I ju st think the code enforcem ent board should be Williams said. C om m issioner Jo n es more pro-active," Dieckhaus agreed also, and moved to said. Jackson, who is a native to table the item. Approved the Interlocal Sanford, said his objective was to help educate the com ­ agreement to implement an m unity on what does and additional one cent local option fuel tax, which w ill does not violate code. "W e need to work togeth­ provide additional revenues to er," Jackson said. "W e need to Sem inole C ounty address transit expenses on a more involvem ent." The other applicants were county-wide basis, with the understanding that Lindsay O yew ale, M ichael firm Padgett, and Janice Simmons. Sanford's ADA transit contri­ Woodruff made the motion bution be eliminated. The next com m ission to appoint D ieckhaus and meeting is scheduled for June Jackson. Com m issioner 13 at 7 p.m. Randy Jones wanted it on tion. "It's going to be a m atter of negotiations." Interim City M anager V. Eugene M iller asked the com­ m issioners how they were going to pay for a new public safety complex. H e said he did some initial work with staff and approximated close to 75,000-80,000 square feet with constru ction costs at $215-245 per square foot. "B ottom line, th a t's $18 m illion," M iller said. He told them that they have $2 m illion they can put toward this and hopefully a $750,000 grant. He said the city also had impact fees and vacant land ana buildings they could sell to come up with part of the money. But, he told the com­ mission they had "nothing in the vicinity to pay for this." "You should be thinking about a G O Bond issu e," M iller said. A general obligation bond is essentially a loan taken out by the city with ad valorem taxes helping to pay back the interest and principal. It requires a referendum be put on the next d ty of Sanford election ballot. "T h is is probably som e­ thing you d o n 't want to hear," Miller said. Williams voiced her con­ cern that although she was not speaking in h e r area of expertise, sne had thought the commission had agreed not to bond. She asked of her fellow com m issioners to help in finding creative ways to pay for the public safety building. “For the sake o f the citi­ zens and the city of Sanford, please, please, let's make this w ork," W illiam s said. "Please, please, please, let's move forward on this." Police Chief Brian Tooley, who was present at the work session, said that he had applied for a million-dollar grant to put tow ard the building. 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Hwy4361| Hwy 434 A 426 n J L ' W365-6634 339-4883 JL321-0885JL 339-7365-11862-4323JL �Page 4A Wednesday. May 25. 2005 w w w .M nfordfM w tpapvr.cofn T he H erald B u s in e s s Business aood for this senior By Steve Peredle H e ra ld S ta ff r W f l K I p r t v T O w y 1w n e n j V lllM H H M ichael Perry, center, owns Perry Fam ily Barbershop In Longwood. W ith him here are barbers Javier Arias, left, and Angel N eg rtn . Perry’s tries to recreate com m unity barbershop LONGW OOD — The Perry Family Barbershop, located in the Bayw ood C enter, 1628 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd., in Longwood, is owned and operated by Mike Perry. Perry has 10 years experience in the business. His shop has six chairs with currently four barbers and a unique laid-back atmosphere. Som e children do not like to get their haircut. Now they have the opportunity to play a video game while having their hair­ cut to ease their anxiety level wnile in the chair. Clients and their fam ily can also enjoy a game of checkers or chess. "O u r goal is to provide quality haircuts for the entire family at a reasonable price,” Perry said. "Years ago. the hometown barbershop was a place of gathering. We are trying to recreate that feeling of community here." Appointm ents are available by calling 407-599-CUTS, how­ ever, walk-ins are always welcome. The barbershop is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Product gobbles odors SANFORD — Stuart Lucas Inc., has announced the debut of its new Web site, Odorgobbler.com featuring a new product called the Odor Gobbler, manufactured in Sanford on St. Johns Parkway. Odor Gobbler contains an odor absorbing material that enables it to continuously remove unpleasant odors from refrig­ erators and freezers, a news release said. OdorGobbler.com offers the Odor Gobbler in a 4-pack, which is a six-month supply, at an introductory price of $12.99 includ­ ing shipping and handling. Stuart Lucas Inc., of M erritt Island, developed the O dorGobbler.com Web site for the O dor Gobbler refrigerator /freezer deodorizer product. - SANFORD — What do you do if you are 68-years-old, have been a widow for five years and have a daughter who ow ns two successful businesses? You go into busi­ ness with your son of course. Vesta Rhym er started an asphalt maintenance compa­ ny with her son, Wesley. The business is called A Coat Above and Vesta wants senior citizens to know that it's never too late to start a business. "Tell people you are never too old to go into business,” she said in an interview at her dau gh ter's business called Curves on First Street. Rhymer said her sister-inlaw Mary Meyer of Kingston, N.Y., was known as the Paving Lady. She recently retired, however, and offered the equipment for the sealant business. Rhymer took her up on the offer. "I encourage people of any age to explore other venues," sne said. Rhymer makes con­ tacts for her son and he does the field work. They even donated work to their church, which had a parking lot badly dam aged during the hurri­ canes last summer. "They were so thrilled that they gave us a plaque,” she said. "It's been fun and it's energizing." If Rhymer wasn’t helping her children with their busi­ nesses, she would probably just be bored, she said. Her advice to people is: "Find a new hobby that makes some money." She and her late husband, Edward, owned a cleaning business for 23 years. But now she concentrates on her new venture and her daughter's fitness businesses. A Coat Above does small repair of parking lots. "W e do do driveways and apart:Wt*nta." "Mainly the business t Colleen Goehrig, left, stands with her mom, Vesta Rhymer, at Curves on First S treet In Sanford. docs sealing and striping of the parking; fc lots. Sne said asphalt lots should be sealed every year to two years. When the asphalt turns gray that is an indication that sealing should take place. The coating keeps water and other elements from seeping in and disturbing the underground aggregate stone. Gas, oil and water all loosen the base and could cause pot holes and other damage, she said. At the C urves stores in Sanford and Lake Mary, R hym er's daughter Colleen Goehrig helps local women et their workouts in their usy lives. YVomen come in and work­ out for 30 minutes three times per week or more. That is the recommended physical fitness from health officials. Curves is the fastest grow­ ing franchise in the world, according to Goehrig. There are more than 7,000 locations currently. In fact, she added, the business is sold out of franchises in many areas. Most women d on't have the time, energy and money to spend at large gyms, she said. Tne workout at Curves is something any woman can do. Goehrig said she recently signed up an 83-year-old woman from Bram Towers in Sanford, for example. On the other end of life, she said, they have teenagers who work out with their moms. She said the regular gym is set up for the average sized man. Curves is set up for women who want to get their 30 minutes in three times per week. Trainers are on hand to help women with the stations at the business. If som eone needs to know when they should increase the weight on the machine, the trainers can help. "It's a supportive atmos­ phere," Goehrig said. She said the workout has science behind it, and it includes cardio for the heart and full body Advertisement M u tu a l F u n d s : A n o t h e r w a y t o in v e s t B y D a v id U n d e r w o o d S ta te F a r m ® a g e n t If you are the average person, you may have a 401 (k) with your company, and you might even have an individual Retirement Account with a bank or other financial institution. 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Bimey, 39, of Lady Lake, died Thursday, May 19 2005, in Winter Park. She was bom April 23,1966 in Fort Lauderdale. Survivors include mother; Marie Bimey; sisters, Joyce Bimey and Ann Francis. Funeral services were held Monday, May 23 at St. Stephen Catholic Church with Father John J. Bluett officiating. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. 1SS1AH JEFFERSON BROWN Lssiah Jefferson Brown, new­ born, of Winter Springs, died Saturday, May 21,2005, in Longwood. Survivors include parents Portia A. Brown and Jeffrey L Brown; maternal grandfather Larry Anderson; maternal Grandmother Sadie bom; pater­ nal grandfather; Sam Brown; pj paternal grandmother Lenora Brown; maternal great grandfa­ ther Aaron McClerklin and paternal great grandmother Disie Brown. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. ROSIE CORRETJER Rosie Corretjer; 78, of Deltona, died Friday, May 20,2005. She was bom June 29,1926, in Puerto Rico and moved to Central Florida in 1991 from Bronx, N.Y. She was a home­ maker Survivors include son, Enriaue Corretjer of Deltona; daughter, Cynthia CorretjerRodriguez of Washingtonville, N.Y.; brother, Jesus Hernandez of Tampa; sisters, Eva Hernandez of Texas, Norma Hernandez of Puerto Rico and Hilda Reyes of New Jersey; ten grandchildren; five great-grand­ children. Memorial donations are sug­ gested to the American Cancer Society. Batdauff Family Funeral Home, in charge of arrange­ ments. DAVID CHARLES ERICKSON David "Dave" Charles Erickson, 51, of Orlando, died Friday, May 20,2005 at his resi­ dence. He was bom in Providence*, R.I. and moved to Central Honda in 1960. He was owner/operator of a video store. He was an Assistant Liturgist and Eucharistic Minister with Holy Cross Catholic Church and S t John Vianney Catholic Church. Survivors include companion, Don Davidson of Orlando; mother, Evelyn Erickson of Warwick, R.I.; brothers, Ray Erickson of Wilton, Conn., Howard Erickson and Paul Erickson, both of Warwick, R.I.; sister, Eleanor Trainor of Pawtucket, R.I. Funeral services were held Tuesday, may 24 at Holy Cross Catholic Church with Father Esau Garcia, Fr. John Walsh, Fr. Paul Henry and Fr. Miguel Gonzalez officiating. Durial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Collison family Funeral Homes & Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. NANCY A GRADY Nancy A. Grady, 70, of Winter Springs, died Thursday, May 19, 2005. She was bom Sept. 20, 1934, in Cowan, Ind. She was a homemaker She was a lifetime member of Seminole County Womens Bowling Association and Women of the Moose Chapter 712, Muncie, Ind. Survivors include husband, Wayne Grady, Jr.; daughters, Julie Ann Sanders, Catherine Elaine Jones and Kelly Michelle Manison; brothers, Robert V. Deavers and Wayne A. Deavers; 10 grandchildren; four great­ grandchildren. Banfield Funeral home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. ETHEL MAE INGRAM Ethel Mae Ingram, 72 of San Carlos Avenue, Sanford, died i f * Saturday, May 21. • * "V 2005, at her residence. She was bom may 22, 1932, in Greenville, Fla. She was a homemak­ er and a member of Morning Glory Missionary Baptist Church in Sanford. Survivors include daughters, Ethel Jackson, Josie Ingram and Amelia Ingram, all of Sanford; sons, Willie Ingram, Sr, and Alfonso Jackson, both of Sanford; sisters, Ida Mae Hampton, Louise Wellon and Menea Jones, all of Sanford; brothers, Albert Hampton, Harrison Hampton, both of Sanford, James Hampton of Lincolnville, S.C. and James Brown of Madison, FI.; 29 grand­ children; 44 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday, May 28 at 11 a.m. at Calvary Temple of Praise Church, 2020 McCracken Road, Sanford. Viewing will be Friday, May 27, from 4 until 8 p.m. at Sunrise Funeral home Chapel. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. r ^ MARILYN LLOYD Marilyn Lloyd, 71, of Orlando, died Saturday, May 21, 2005. She was bom Dec. 31, 1933 in Nanticoke, Penn. She was a retired owner/operator of an air conditioning company. Survivors include son. Dale S, Lloyd; daughters, Colleen Rothrock, Jill Schlinsog, Kim C. Lloyd; brothers, Raymond Lewis and Johnny Lewis; three grand­ children. Banfield Funeral Hume, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. ALICE M. LOWE Alice M. Lowe, 89, of Osteen, died Friday, May 20, 2005, at her residence. Bom in Chicago, 111., she moved to Osteen in 1939. She was a former caretaker and life­ time member of First Baptist Church of Osteen and attended Fellowship Baptist Church in Deltona. Survivors include son, Pat Haught of Kenosha, Wis.; daughter, Patsy Brady of Osteen; four grandchildren; nine great­ grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 10 a m., Wednesday, May 25, at First Baptist Churcn of Osteen with burial to follow at Evergreen Cemetery. In lieu of Wntnrsilay. May 2T>. 2003 I'ilKP 5 \ Blue Jeans Q ueens boost a cause flowers donations may be made to Hospice of the Comforter; 480 W. Central Parkway, Altamonte Springs, 32714. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. FRANCES MUSE Frances Muse, 73, of Sanford, died Saturday, May 21,2005 at Horida Hospital DeLand. Bom in Maggie Valley, N.C., she moved to Sanford from Georgia in 1979. She was a former cashier at Winn Dixie and a Baptist. Survivors include sons, Victor Muse of Texas, Benny Knighton and Darrel Ray Knighton both of South Carolina; daughters, Donna Kish of Sanford, Joyce Knighton and Joanna Mason, both of South Carolina; brother; Bill Hughes of Waterloo, S.C.; sister; Lula May Pruitt of South Carolina; numerous grandchil­ dren and companion, Charles Eisele of Sanford. A memorial service will be held at 7 p m Friday, May 27, at Brisson Funeral Home. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. GERALDINE MARIE RATZ Geraldine Marie Ratz, 85, of Deltona, died Thursday, May 19, 2005. She was bom June 25, 1919, in Jersey City, N.J. and moved to Central Florida in 1969. She was a hairdresser. She was a member of Sons of Italy, St. Clare's Over 50's Club, Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary, St. Paula Society, Carden Club, and Alzheimer's Club. Survivors include providers outside the immediate family. Memorial donations may be made to St. Clare Catholic Community, 2961 Day Road, Deltona, 32738. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. CHRISTIAN I. SMITH Christian Smith, still bom, of Winter Springs, died Tuesday, May 17,2C05. Survivors include parents, Margaret L. Smith and Richard Smith; sister, Amy K. Fensferen brother, Bobby T. Fensterer; maternal grandmother, Wanda E. Mealey; paternal grandfather, Alan P. Smith; paternal grand­ mother, Valerie Smith. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. They came prancing across First Street, switching in their blue jeans shaking their Mardi Gras beads and wearing assorted tiaras. They are the Blue Jeans Queens, a group of eight down­ town workers who are organiz­ ing a new local service club called the Sweet Potato Queens. The festive debut of the Blue Jeans Queens was at Thursday's "Alive After Five" in the Sanford Downtown Square. "We're Service Club just down here Connections to have some fun," one member of the group pro­ claimed as they went store-to-store sampling wine, cheese and other food Charles offerings pro­ Jackson downtown merchants. They all wore name tags that ended in the suffix "lent*." There is Wylene (Kathie Buckley), Shaylene (Donna Schwartz), Merlene (Mary Chapman), Erlene (Donna Everly), Pralene (LeAnne Dombek), Lerlene (Kathleen Owen), Faylene (Ellse Schillmoller) and Kaylene (Kelly Denio). All but one of the women works at Federal Trust Bank's cor­ porate office on First Street. Pralene decided to start the group as a precursor to the Sweet Potato Queen Chapter they are about to inaugurate. The Sweet Potato Queens are based in Jackson, Miss., where Pralene used to live. That chapter raises funds for children's causes, such as the Children's Hospital in Jackson. Wylene said the group is debating which cause in the Sanford area they will support, but more than likely, it will relate to children. "We're looking at Sanford to see if some particular cause might VINCENT L PALUMBO Vincent L Palumbo, 83, of Sanford, died Saturday, May 21, 2005. He was a World War U Navy Veteran, a Pearl Harbor Survivor; 32nd Degree Mason and founder of Royce Electronics Sales. Survivors include wife, Sophie; sons, Leonard, Thomas, Steven and Christopher Palumbo, all of Sanford; 15 grandchildren; seven great grandchildren. A memorial service was held Tuesday, May 24 at Central Baptist Churm. In lieu of flow­ ers, the family requests dona­ tions to Hospice of the Comforter, 480 W. Central Pkwy., Altamonte Springs, 32714 or Central Baptist Church Building Fund, 3101 West SR-16, Sanford, 32771. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. need some assistance," Wylene said. "We want to pick a good cause to finance." To join the Queens call Kathie (Wylene) at 407-562-0324. CITY WANTS YOUR INPUT: Don't throw away that extra piece of paper in your upaiming water bill, it will deter­ mine the future of Sanford's Fort Mellon Park. The city of Sanford is sending out a questionnaire to find out what kinds of things you'd like to see in Fort Mellon Park, such as basketball volley­ ball more kiddie rides etc. This Is your prime opportunity to have a voice in the way the city decides what services best serve your recreational needs. Mayor Linda Kuhn announced the city's plans at the Kiwanls meeting. She also asked Kiwanis for their ideas. "We are starting the process of enhancing Foit Mellon Park, and we need your input. Sanford can become the premier city in Central Florida. We're not dependent upon developers. We want good development, and we want to tell them what we want, not what they think we want." MAYOR NO "B O SS': Mayor Linda Kuhn told the Sanford Kiwanis Club last week that she has "no intention of pursuing" a strong mayor form of city govern­ ment, as was recently advocated in an editorial in an Orlando newspaper. "The city manager form of government works as long as we have a good, profes­ sional city manager," she said. She said sne called the newspaper to find out why they would sug­ gest a "boss mayor" form of gov­ ernment for Sanford, whose citi­ zens rejected the idea by 70 pera*nt a couple of years ago. She reiterated her objection at Monday's city commission meet­ ing, and tne commissioners decided to draft a resolution sup­ porting the current city manager form of govemmenl for Sanford. Linda Kuhn has received in her seven weeks in office is "what's being done about the awful smell" near downtown, -he told members of the Sanford Kiwanis Club. The fool odor emits from the city's waste treatment facility on Lake Monroe near l entral Florida Regional Hospital The mayor said the smell should dis­ sipate by July, that's when all the mechanisms and treatments should be* in plaa* to kill tin- bai • teria that contributes to the stink The odor Is caused by ban*m< tnc pressure, and it spreads when the wind shifts, she said "They are working hanJ to solve the prob­ lem. I certainly hope it works HUGE CROWD: The Sanford Historical Society reported per­ haps a reaml crowd visiting the Sanford Museum on April 2. "With the grand reopening of First Street on the west anil the Hopper Academy Jubilee on the east, people were streaming by all afternoon with 178 coming into the museum," museum curator Alicia Clarke reported. 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Florida 32750 3806 Howell Branch Road Winter Bark. Florida 32792 407-260-5400IQ ZOOS 407-678-4500 f‘* i 407-322-2131 9 0 5 S Laurel Ave Sanford �Pagf GA Wednesday. May 2Ti. 2005 w w w .M nfordnew spap9r.com T he H erald Woman’s Club honors police officer, firefighter of the year at May meeting Com passion, professional expertise, leadership and com­ mitment an? just a few words used to describe the recipients of this year's Woman's Club of Sanford's Annual Police Officer and Firefighter o f the Year Awards. Each year the Woman's Club asks our Chief o f Police and Fin? Chief to choose a member of their departm ent whose accomplishments an? worthy of special recognition. Public rela­ tions chairman, Bettye Smith, told the crowd that "In recog­ nizing the extraordinary accomplishments of these two individuals we arc honoring all o f our police and fin? profes­ sionals." The recipient o f this year's Police O fficer o f th e ' Year Award is Investigator Stacie Cabello-Richardson. Investigator CabelloRichardson has been with the Sanford Police Department since March 2003 and was assigned to Criminal Investigations in August 2004. Her primary duties entail prop­ erty crim es in the west side of the city of Sanford. She works with great enthusiasm and has developed additional inves­ tigative tools, and utilized all resources available to her to apprehend and arrest the per­ petrators of these crimes. Of Cabello-Richardson Chief Brian Tooley said, "She has per­ formed these duties well with great expertise and persist­ i / » • ' j Haratd photo by Tommy Vincent From left. Woman s Club president Carol Dennison. Deputy Chief Craig Radzak. Lt. Anthony Faircloth, Investigator Stacie CabelloRichardson. Police Chief Brian Tooley, and Bettye Smith. ence." She has established a high standard of performance in the Criminal Investigative Section that will challenge and inspire her colleagues." Her positive attitude, work ethic and professional expertise make her this year's Woman's Club of Sanfotd Police Officer of the Year. Firefighter/EMT of the Year is Lieutenant Anthony Faircloth. He has been with the Fire Department since 1996 and has distinguished himself in many areas. Prior to becoming a Firefighter/EMT, Lt. Fairclotn served twenty years in the U.S. Navy where he gained exten­ sive shipboard firefighting experience. 1fe retired from the navy as a Chief Petty Officer. According to 'A' Shift Battalion Chief Terr)- D. Henry, Lt. Faircloth "quickly gained the respect of his subordinates with his strong leadership skills." He Is describi?d as fair, open to sug­ gestions, yet authoritative when necessary. He demon­ strates great poise* on the fireground and in stressful situa­ tions. His calm yet command­ ing demeanor allows him to view the emergency scene in the required "big picture", thereby leading his crew safely through dangerous operations. Lt Faircloth is currently assigned to Tower 31, a highly specialized apparatus that requires extensive and ongoing training in areas such as high angle rescue, trench rescue and vehicle extrication. I le is recog­ nized as one of the future* com­ mand officers with the Sanford Fire Department. His courage, leadership skills and highly specialized training, as well as the respect of his peers, make him the choice for ine Woman's Club of Sanford Firefighter/EMT of the year. After the awards ceremony the Rev. Richard Wagoner of the First Baptist Church of Sanford delivered a beautiful benediction. His words cap­ tured the thoughts and feelings of all present when he said in his most eloquent prayer; "We ask that You would give extraordinary personal safety and health to each of them and to their families. Please contin­ ue to pour into their human souls the spirit of excellence and diligence which has already made them more wor­ thy of any honor we could give. Let Sanford's uniformed offi­ cers and firemen be honored because of the quality of their work and let even greater honor come to Stacie and Tony as they find new ways to become even more* engaged in meeting the needs of our com­ munity and making our city a safer and better place to live." The Woman's Club of Sanford proudly salutes Investigator CabelloRichardson, Lieutenant Anthony Faircloth and all of our city police and fire profes­ sionals. We pray for their safetv and thank each of them for their extraordinary service. Assistant principals of the year named SANFORD — Sem inole County Public Schools has announced that Michelle M orrison of Evans Elementary School, Larnell Watford of Indian trails Middle School, and Barbara Monte Carlo of Winter Springs High School, have been named assistant princi­ pals o f the year. Morrison is currently in her second vear as an assistant principal at Evans Elementary School in O viedo. Prior to that, she served six years as Geneva Elementary's assistant principal. Park. Her education career began Watford has boon an assis­ 16 years ago as a m usic teacher at Pine Crest tant principal at Indian Trails Elementary and later at M iddle School in Winter W oodlands Elem entary in Springs for the past 13 years. Longwood. She received her Prior to that, sne served as principal at bach elor's degree from assistant Florida State University and Tuskawilla Middle School. After graduating from her m aster's degree from Florida Southern College, Nova Southeastern Watford became a middle and University. school teacher in Morrison is a product of the high County. She Sem inole County Public Okeechobee received a m aster's degree Schools having graduated from Eastbrook Elementary in from the University of South Florida and became a school W inter Park, Tuskawilla Middle in Winter Springs, and and district administrator in Lake Howell High in Winter Okeechobee County. This year she completes her 30th year in education. M onte C arlo began her teaching career at Oviedo High School 34 years ago after graduating from Florida State University. All of her experi­ ence as a high school English teacher has been at Oviedo High School except for two years at Lake Mary High. She obtained her m aster's degree from the University of Central Florida. After serving as a dean at Oviedo High School, she became an admin­ istrator at Winter Springs High School seven years ago. Clerk’s office wins national honor for 22nd consecutive year SANFORD — For the 22nd consecutive year, the Seminole County Clerk's office has been honored with the highest national award for excellence in Financial Reporting. The Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting, awarded by the Government Finance Officers Association for the United States and Canada, was presented to the G erk 's Office for the County's Compreheasive annual Financial Report for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2003. Robert L. Wilson, the clerk's director of county finance, aLso received top honors from the Finance officers Association. This marks his 24th coasecutive year of receiv­ ing the individual achievement awaal for his work on the CAFR. Wilson retired as county finance dia*ctor in April 2005. "Although not unexpected, this is a crowning achievement for Bob and the hard-working men and women of our County Finance Department," said Clerk of the Circuit Court Maryanne Morse. "Twenty two coasecutive years in a row is quite a streak. Excellence in County Finance starts at the top - with its dia*ctor. For 16 years in Seminole County, Bob Wilson helped set a standard for accuracy, clarity and professionalism. Bob Wilson Is a good friend and a dedicated public servant. We are going to miss him." Brin^inj’ Perform ing A rts In 1 listoric I hnvntow n Sanford Fridays St Saturefays-730; Sundays-2pm Senior*. rnnpany-AIVU. |uom rt.o»pany“* l 5/ 12/U) Helen Stairs Theatre Repertory Com pany Proudly Presents: G ilb e rt and Sullivan's 21H S Magnolia \\r. & Second St. I listoru I )mvntown Santnrd, Florida Box ( >ttice: 407-121-6111 ‘T’f . W . S . P in a fo r e M a y 2 0 1 1 .-2 9 i k , * 0 0 5 Junior Repertory Gxupany Prwuts: “A ll A board fo r Broadway** J u n e H U h S M i, 2 0 0 5 — w w w H d c n S u irs fh c jlre Mary Jackson Fears, left, retired media speciatisdt; Sharon Tanner, Principal of Midway Elementary and Patricia Merritt Whatley, founder-director ot Tajlri School of Performing Arts. Students experience ‘Sanford Out of the Dust’ By Marva Hawkins H erald C orrespondent Midway Elementary stu­ dents of Mr. Joseph Royer's 4th Grade Class had the grand opportunity to witness the pres­ entation and guided field study experience of "Sanford Out of the Dust, An Anccstorial path to Dignity" by Patricia Merritt Whatley, director and founder of Tajiri Arts School of Performing Arts and Academics, Inc. The Anccstorial Path to Dignity consists of historical places and events based on the African and Native American ancestry of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, Georgetown, Midway and other historical sites. The contributors and sponsor of this project are the State Department of Cultural Affaire and Tajiri Arts, Inc. They believe that in this field of study, you will learn about people of the past who helped shape the present. You will learn who these per­ sons were, what they looked like, and how they affected their surroundings. Students were able to learn the history of Sanford, which was purchased in 1870 by Henry S. Sanford, and that the first cut street in Sanford was Sanford Avenue. The first public school in Sanford was built in 1883 and was named Eastside Primary School, that the Nile River in Africa and the St. Johns River in Sanford both flow south to north. They learned that the famous author of many books was Zora Neal Hurston, a for­ mer Sanford resident, and that the great baseball players Jackie Robinson and Willie Mays lived on Sanford Avenue. Students on the tour were told how Midway area got iLs name from two flowing welLs. Midway's first African-American veteri­ narian Is Dr. Joseph Kendrick and its first African-American Attorney Is Willie George Allen. The students who sing their school song found out that it was written by former students Sharon Edwanls, Delores Fields Williams and Pearlie Higgins Erehery. Sanford was at one time called the Celery City. Students were taught that celery workers not only cut celery but advanced the use of a field machine called the Mule Train. Each human group or society has a culture. Then? an? many untold historical facts that an? part of Seminole County's both past and present. Our rich her­ itage here in Sanford must be shared with all children. They want to know that our blended lives create the perfect rainbow. The primary mission, says Ms. Whatley of Tajiri School of Performing Arts and Academics, is to provide youngsters with structured and supervised activities that will raise each child's self-worth, prepare them for academic competence, give them tools for successful social interaction, discipline, respect and individ­ ual responsibility through his­ tory and culture. The mission of the Seminole County Public Schools' Social Studies program will be to help students develop the ability to make informed and thoughtful derisions for the public good as citizens of a culturally diverse democratic society. The students will be able to study the contributions of our local African Americans and follow their path to dignity. Those educators and histori­ ans who contributed to the suc­ cess of this project are Barbara Kirby Bentley, PHD, Stephen Caldwell Wright, PHD, Annye L Refoe, PHD, Shirley Wynn Allen, Levan ther Whitby, Sylvia Stallworth, Cynthia Kendrick Oliver, Victoria Brown Smith, Altermese Smith Bentley, Patrick Coggins, PHD, Vivian Hurston Bowden, Cynthia Smith, Daphne Frances Humphrey, Mary Jackson feare, Photographs Marva Y. Hawkins, Tommy Vincent, The Sanford Herald, Camilla W. Barnes. Media - Kenneth Moore. Illustrators - Chelsey Merritt Annette Motley. First World Drummer and Dancer. This course of study was introduced to the 4th grade socials studies curriculum of the Seminole County Public School and to the Seminole County School Board. This will provide students with a tour of the rich African Americans his­ tory and culture of the commu­ nities in Seminole County from the 1800's and beyond, showing the lifestyle of African Americans through literature, drama reenactments, cultural storytelling, current history, African dance, and having des­ ignated tour sites to serve as active parts in the local educa­ tional and business community that serve as repositories of the many historical artifacts that are on display and a multitude of historical information. Thanks to Principal of Midway Elementary Dr. Sharon Tanner and Mr. Royer. The docents for the tour were representatives of these schools: Casselberry Elementary, Goldsboro Elementary, Idyllwilde Elementary< new Life Christian Academy and Pinecrest Elementary. Thanks to these principals, educators and youth. 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Hamill had a personal best in the snatch, lifting 73 kilos, and lifted 85 kilos in the clean and jerk for a combined total of 158 kilograms or 347.6 pounds. She is a leading contender for a spot on the 2008 or 2012 USA Women's Olympic Weightlifting Team and will be training at tne US Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs this July. "It was my first time to com­ pete against lifters from Russia and Bulgaria and I was really impressed by their technique, so l plan to concentrate on per­ fecting my technique," said Hamill. "I'm so happy I had a chance to be a part of it. The girls from Russia and Bulgaria are so quick and explosive and I can learn from that. 1 have another 5 or 6 years at the Junior Worlds and my goal is to move up every single year. I'm really glad 1 got this chance to represent the US." In the 63 kilo weight class, lifters from Russia came in first and second, the third place fin­ SANFORD — Recent results in the City of Sanford Recreation Department Spring Adult Slowpitch Softball League has tightened up the standings in most league's considerably. When the season began in Church League A pril it was generally felt that this would be one of the most competitive seasons in some time because of changes in the rosters and team line-ups. And that has proven to be true as couple of surprising results Monday nignt at Pinehurst Park left five teams within a game of first place with four games left in the regular season. The league began the second half of tree season on Monday and you could tell right off the bat that It was going to be an inter­ esting evening. RiverWalk Church (for­ merly Sanford Church of God) lumped i out to a 5-0 rnd led ‘9-3 after four lead and innings before many-time champion Central1 Baptist I Church of Sanford rallied to even the score at 9-9 entering the bottom of the sixth inning. That's when the RiverWalk offense came back to life, exploding for five straight hits, with the big hit being a triple by Tim Hummel that put his team ahead for good, ... allowing the home team to plate four runs and take its third straight victory, 13-9. But that was only a warm-up for what was to come as the middle game turned into a slugfest. Four-time defending champion Westview Baptist Church and The Rock of Central Florida both had their hitting shoes on as the score was 10-9 Westview after three innings. The score was still 10-9 as Westview came to the plate to open the fifth and the champs looked like they would put the game away by the Run Rule as they pushed nine runs across the plate to take a 19-9 advantage. But The Rock was not ready to go home A oneout walk opened the door as a single and two-base error scored one run and a sacrifice fly scored another to make the score 19-11 and keep the game alive. Both teams scored a run in the sixth inning and Westview added another in the top of the seventh and appeared headed to its fifth victory of the sea­ son, holding a 21-12 lead as the bottom of the sev­ enth began. ish went to a lifter from Bulgaria. Hamill’s next big domestic meet is the School Age Championships in Illinois June 16-19, where she'll attempt to set an American School Age record. She'll be training at Lake Brantley High School coached by USA Weightlifting's Danny Camargo of Team Altamonte, himself a former USA weightlifter who represented the United States in interna­ tional competition while living and training at the US Olympic Training Center (OTC) in • Colorado Springs. At only 14, Hamill is the national champion in both the women’s school age (17 and under) and junior (18 to 20) divisions in the 63 kilogram weight class. At the Junior National Weightlifting Championships in Minneapolis, April l-3rd, Meredith lifted 70 kilos in the snatch competition and 92.5 kilos in the clean and jerk, a rsonal record, for a com­ ined total of 162.5 kilos or 357.5 pounds. In all weight classes, she is ranked 7tn in America for all women lifters under 20. Team Florida Weightlifting is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the development and promotion of Olympic Style Weightlifting among Florida youth and young adults. It offers instruction, training and competition on a statewide level to anyone who may be interested. All are wel­ come. Scholarships are avail­ able for those in need. For more information, visit www.usaweightHfting.org C Q U ftisy o f J iir o d C id y Lake Brantley freshman Meredith Ham ill placed 11th in the nationally televised Junior World W eightlifting Championships in Busan, South Korea. Lifting against 18-to-20 year old athletes from 63 countries, the 14-year-old national champion Olympic-style weightlilter, the youngest com petitor on the 15-m em ber U SA Junior World Team and the youngest competitor in her weight class, had a personal best in the snatch, lifting 73 kilos, and lifted 85 kilos in the clean and jerk for a combined total of t5 8 kilograms or 347 .8 pounds. look VJhat's Cookin in Your Neighborhood 1 ■t , I I lf & I ■, . I , . M LH I l l I I I I l . h f r IM I ' h i l l v llh e rtv C h ristia n S chool Patriot DAY CAMP K-5 thru 6th grade Registration Fee - $50 Cost: $100 per w e e k Incluces snacks and all Activities. Camp begins May 30th and runs thru July 29th Hours: 6:30 A .M . until 6:00 P.M. 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Publix Plaza at Rhinehart & Lake Mary Blvd. (Beside Blockbusters) or call lor FREE Delivery on m inim um order 407 321-6543 - ^ �Page 2 \\ Ma\ £V-2t>. 2005 Tm: llmuu U C F baseball in search of A-Sun Championship No. 7 H arald p h o to b y Jim W a n ti UCF senior Dee Brown had a huge weekend at Mercer over the weekend, hitting four home runs to set a single-season record of 18 and the outfielder also took over the career lead in hits and RBI. S o ftb a ll Continued from Page IB That's when one of the most a ’markable comebacks m mem­ ory’ occurred as I lie Rock used eight hits, including a home run bv Chuck Goehring and doubles bv Bart McDowell, James Padget and Matt McDoney, two walks, a sacri­ fice fly and two huge Weslview errors to come aivav with a 22 21 upset win The tinal blow w a s ,i two run single by McDowell, who had doubled in a run earlier in the inning, to bring home Goehring and McDoney with the tying and winning runs. What makes the rally even mure impressive is that the only out recorded in the inning came on the sacrifice fly. Goehring. The Rock's leadoff man, had a monster game, going 3-fur-3, including the home run and two doubles, walking three times and scor­ ing six runs. McDoney, the No. 600 N US hwy 17-92 ***■ ( In the Fairm ont Plaza) Longwood 4 0 7 - 3 3 9 -4 9 4 9 (if you get lost) ( i r v n t F o o d Jt (S ood T im e s */■ Special to the Herald depends on how many teams an’ left The winningest baseball team in A-Sun Championship history, the UCF Golden Knights (4(Hb), look to capture their sev­ enth Atlantic Sun Championship title this week in DeLand. The Atlantic Sun Championship begins today (Wednesday) at Melching Field at Conrad Park and will feature the league's top six teams based tm conference regular season winning percentage. The first game of the tournament is scheduled for II a m with top-seed Troy facing *6 GardnerWebb The middle game has #2 Florida Atlantic facing #5 Georgia State at 3 p.m. The Golden Knights are the No. 3 seed in the A-Sun Champioaship and face No. 4 seed and host Stetson Wednesday night at 7 p.m. Thursday's schedule has the Loser's from the first two games playing in an elimination game at 11 a.m., followed by the Game 1 winner against the Game 3 loser at 3 p.m. and the Game 2 winner against the Game 3 winner at 7 p m. The double-elimination tournament con­ tinues with games at It a.m., 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Friday. The A-Sun Champioaship Game is scheduled for 1 p.m. on Saturday. Because of the way the schedule is set up, who plays who after the second day Check out www.stetson.edu for updates For the second time in school history. UCF enters the tournament as the No. 3 seed and the first-round meeting with the Hatters marks just the second time the two A-Sun rivals have met in the opening round of play. UCF captun’d the season series from the Hatters with two wins in DeLand earlier in the season. After Stetson won the series opener UM on April 1. the Golden Knights rolled to an 18-11 victory on April 2 and a 14-7 win on Sun Sports in the series finale April 3. In all, UCF has won five of its last seven games vs. Stetson. All of UCF's game’s in the A-Sun Champioaship will air on the UCF ISP Sports Net-work. Wednesday's game will air at 6:45 p.m. on 740-AM The Team with the voice of the Golden Knights, Marc Daniels. Any game that starts prior to 3 p.m. will bo an Internet only bnudeast on ucfathletics.com. UCF owns the top winning percentage and the most tournament titles of any ASun school entering this week's tourna­ ment. The Golden Knights boast an A-Sun Champioaship winning percentage of .729 (27-10), more than 100 points better than the next closest opponent. UCF's six league championship tourna­ ment trophies also lead tne league. UCF 2 hitter in the line-up, was not bad either, scoring four times and driving in four runs. McDowell had four hits in six trips and drove in five runs. The late game was kind of anti-climactic after the first two game’s as All Souls Catholic Church was in top form, jump­ ing out to leads of 7-0, 10-1 and 15-1 before ending with a 15-4, six-inning victory over CmssVVay Church of Central Florida. Waters was 3-for-3 with a triple and Tim Wilks was 3-for4 with a pair of triples and three runs scored and Tony Taylor tripled and drove in four runs to lead the way for All Souls. Monday's results left the standings in a log-jam with Weslview, All Souls and Kiverwalk all at 4-2 and Central Baptist and The Rock tied for fourth with 3-3 marks. CrossWay is getting more and mom competitive each week, but is still looking for that elu­ sive first win. The Friday Night Industrial League only had one real sur­ prise as Brett Witte's two-out single in the top of the seventh inning scored Ron Anson to break a 6-6 tie and give First United Methodist Church of Sanford its first win of the sea­ son, 7-6, over Rum Runners. But the other two games saw the league-leaders, Wayne Densch and C.P.H. (Conklin, Porter and Holmes) get scares, with Wayne Densch uutscoring the Rum Runners, 15-11, and CPH outlasting Holy Cross, 19lb. ha- captured the tournament title in 1993, 1995, P»“i\ IlK>7, 2001 and 2002 The five other schools competing in this week's ASun Championship have combined to win just five titles (FAU 2004, Stetson |988, |WS‘J, pwo. 2000). UCF is also |s-4 all-time at Melching Field at Conrad Park, including a 6-2 mark in tournament pla\ Ihe Golden Knights won the 20(12 A-Sun Tournament Title at Melching Field Over the past weekend Dee Brown estab­ lished a new single-season home run record at UCF with his 18th home run of the season but it was not enough as Mercer (28-26, 12 18) squeaked out an 8-7 victory over \isiting UCF Saturday afternoon at (. laude Smith Field, giving the host Bears two wins in the three-game series and denying the Gulden Knights the No. 2 seed in the tournament Mercer’s Iv Megahee singled through the left side in the ninth with two runners on and one out to hand the Bears the series victory. Andrew I inert hit his second solo home run of the series to give to score the game's first run in the second. In the third. 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Roofers w anted. expd EPDM installers 407-349-2900 INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST' Alw ays s good policy, e sp e cia lly lo r business opportzvbea and hanctxses. C al Florida Dept, o l Agriculture ft Consumer Services at 8004357352 o r FTC-HELP tor Iree rSormanon Or visit c u Web s4e a l www Itc g o v/txio p Florida law requires sellers of certain business opportunities to register with Florida Dept of A g ricu ltu re ft Consum er Services before selling C all to verity law ful registration before you buy Irrig a tio n In sta lle rs, experienced only, benefits. 407-322-8133 LA B O R ER S N EEDED FO R U N D ER G R O U N D U TIL ITY C O N TR A C TO R Starting Salary $8.5G/Hr HEALTH INSURANCE AMO 40 tK PLAN! Drug Ire e workpiece. Apply ehtSO M M Ier Drive. Altam onte S prin g! 407-2SO- •000. £01 Laborers with concrete exp. $400toeek. M ist be able b travel throughout Florida M on-Fri. 407-323-8822. E x p e rltn c e d F ro n t D esk C lark needed at Super 8 Motel. 4750 SR 48. Sanford Please apply m person. Landscapers and G rade C rew Laborers 407-3218133 F e cto ry /P ro d u c tlo n W all established ft growing m arble com pany**W llling to tr a in " Hard working, reliable only C om petitive wages, potential lo r grow th. Heavy lifting, factory environm ent. No exp req’d Installer position also available Fax 407-3305802. phone 407-321-4772 lawn Mamtenance/Land scape Established company top pay lo r sxp Longwood area 407831-6438 Final in te rio r com m ercial construction cleaning technicians needed Good pay ft benefits, Expd preferred but w ill tram m otivated individuals R eliable transportation required Pis C al 407-322-7911 FT/PT Food service personnel tor juvenile correctional feeding program . M usi have food production exp M usi pass background check ft drug screening lo r security clearance B enefits w ith advancem ent opportunity Call Ms W heaton at 407-330-6750 X222 D river/W arehouse T h rill Depot 2921 O rlando Dr 407-323-1995. Forem an to r p a in t lin e experience in Powder or ECOAT paint O rtando/Sanlord Area Call Norm a l 566-242-0498 Of lax 10 407-268-9441. HELP WANTED - MAINTENANCEn ig h t s / w e e k e n d s F/T • EXPERIENCED FOOD SERVERS F/T-P/T - C.N.A-/ACTIVITIES p/T WEEKENDS • HOUSEKEEPERS - F/T pscale senior living com m unity. Excellent pay/benefits. Resume Fax 407-322-3065 P h o n e 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 2 0 7 L ive In H ouse Keeper: Prefer w o rkrg person, non smoker, no drugs, no pels, no children, references required Room ft board provtoed 407-323-8019 Local P/T C hurch M inistry Secretary position available 20 hours week Between 9-5 w eekday and Tuesday evening. 5:45pm -7:45pm Please em ail resum e to personneineeds® yahoo com Looking lor expd Iron! desk or night auditors. Apply in person H oliday Inn Express. 3401 S O dando Dr. Sanford L o o k in g fo r S e rvice T ech /fo rem an. Irrig a tio n e xp e rie n ce needed. Top S pay. C a ll A m erican Eagle Irrig a tio n , 407-834-7958 M e d ica l A s s is ta n t, fro n t o ffic e ft In su ra n ce positions Expd only. excalent benefits, tax resum e to 407-321-4027, P a b b la J u n c tio n has im m ediaie full tim e openings available for yard and bagging fa cility Need individuals who have torkM experience, are herd worlung. have Vaneportaiion. can Mt 50 tos and are wiftng to learn Pre em ploym ent drug test is required P lease apply In person m 702 South French Am . Sanford. FL. 407-323-3838 R e ce p tio n ist: O uakftcatona. pleasant phone voice, e xcellent com m unications skills . perso n a lity professional, proficient w ith computers, self stader, typing M icrosoft W ord, E xcel ft Power P oint. D uties are answ er m ulti lin e phone system , general office work, filing, assist w ith sales dept, qreedng customers, follow-up. on line research, com puter entry, ft m isc other duties C over la tte r ft resum e to career <9y2kservtceorg or tax 407-330-3240 Salary depends on experience 20-30 hrs/wk. Plant Nursery help, expd only, heavy kiting 407-302-7248. 71— H elp W anted P est C o n tro l T e c h n ic ia n n eed m o re N ow s ta rs I h irin g p es t control & te rm ite te c h n ic ia n , s a le s & o ffic e p e rs o n n e l. Fax re su m e to 4 0 7 -3 0 2 6402. o r a p p ly in 2920 S p e rs o n O rla n d o D r, S an fo rd 32773. at Le»c F o re » * 4 0 7 -3 0 2 - 0042. hoHvwood'g oeatbear com Pipe Crew Foreman: Local w ork. Im m ediate opening (407) 322-8133. Pool m onitors needed fo r summer. RexiSs hexxs. day n ^ s b ra ft weekends C a l 407-3237322 Part time cook, servers ft dishwasher needed. Contact M ylene. 407-323-7306 Reptile Maintenance a l local p el store. P/T, flexible hours. $6.S0/hr, bonuses 407-320-7001 71— H elp W anted WeeprXSmfr^TKsiatant: S e p tic In s la lle r/S e rv lc e P erson: FT, w ill train, M orvFn. Class A or B CDL 11c required DFWP. Acm e Septic System s. 407-330-0758 Ftaptofy growing comm printing co Full Time, benefits, fax resume to 407-322-1680 Call 407-302-9147 Responsible adult to m aintain num erous slocking locations Good D riving record a m ust Non-sm oker preferred Able to comm unicate with people Able to lift 50 lbs F aslsnar experience a plus Monday thru Friday Company benefits Apply in person Monday thru Friday. 10 00am to 2 00pm E le ctro n ic Fast ners. Inc 277 Power Ct. Santord. FL 32771 Of Call 407-321-4000 S a le s A s s is ta n t: Large w holesale nursery seeks an e n ergetic, highly m otivated Individual to support senior sales staff Com m unication, organization, m ulti-tasking and attention to detail la required Computer knowledge a rrs *l wSh the a b ility to learn extended graphics program s Fax resum e to 407-321-1697 with refs W ork From Hom e s e llin g AVON F u ll (or Part Tim e. 50*» C om m ission Popular Products $10 00 start up Free m aterials 407-333-8158 K ft.lll THE MARKETPLACE AT SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER Sotderer ft Assem bly people needed tor cable manufacturer. 4060 St Johns Parkway. Santord. 407-322-7622 Team D rive r a Lake M ary FL to M obile. AL. round trip . Haul US M all. Tuesday ■ Friday. 18 5hrs round top ® $22/hr t -8886964429 Yard Parson needed: Adult. C lean up. cut ft trim as needed A lso tight maintenance By the job 407323-8019 GROWING SANFORD COMPANY LOOKING FOR EXPERIENCED PEOPLE IN THE FOLLOWING TRADES: MECHANICS ELECTRICIANS A/V TECHNICIANS F/T positions for individuals witfi skills from apprentice to experienced Journeyman (Male/Female). Kirkland's H Kirkland’s, a rapidly expanding gift and decorative home accessory store, will be accepting applications for our new store opening soon in The Marketplace at Seminole Towne Center Mall, 1951 VvP Ball Blvd., in Sanford, FL. Kirkland's will also be accepting applica­ tions for all stores located in the Orlando area. Assistant Managers FT/PT Sales Associates All positions an F/T with benefits. Call 407-3284)190 or Fax Resume to: 407-3234)013 71— H elp Wanted Site/Base Crew Local work F/T with benefits *07-32261X I Extrem ely clean, cozy turn rm. aH utl. cable, a/c. Indy, phone, kitch use. sec dr. p riva te entrance R esident ow ner. ABSOLUTELY NO ALCOHOL. DRUOS AND NON SMOKERS ONLY! Very respectable. 407-314-0924. 93— R ooms F or Rent WEEKLY RENTALS Starting • $*2/wk. H istoric Downtown 407-330-4423 95— R oommate W anted Seeking a person to share my home, view of Lake Monroe. M house privileges C a l 407-3287232 lor an appointm ant. 97— A partments F urnished S ankxd: H M ortc 3/1 5 2 story 1950/m ooth 2/1. $590/m ontti 407-282-2002. 99— A partments U nfurnished Q u a lity L iv in g a t A ffo rd a b le P ric in g . 1.2 ft 3 b e d ro o m s, la ke vie w s, 407-322-9104. EHO. 100— C ondominium R entals 2SR2BAnew tawrtoome. a l new appts. com m p ool, naar S em inole tow n C anter, $975/mo Sec $975 407-7741040 mmmmimammm For prom pt consideration, on-site interviews w ill be held on Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday, May 24, 25 & 26, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the Briar Patch in Seminole Towne Center Mall, Sanford, FL. For interview information or to schedule an appointment, pilease call (407) 324-9540; or apply online at: www.kirklands.com. We offer a competitive compensation pac kage, paid vacation, retirement program, employee discounts, rapid advancement potential and relocation opportunities. EOE Classified Rates (Prepayment Required) 4 line ad............ ....................... 1 week $ 1 8 .......................3 weeks $36 ......................2 weeks $ 2 5 .........................4 weeks $45 Yard Sates....5 lines for $15 Classified Contract Rates (Requires minimum 5 lines per day and 13 week contract. Credit Application Required) 5 - 1 0 lin e s ........................... 90£/llne 11 • 20 lin e s .......................... 800/line 21 or more lines.................. 700/line Legal Advertising ijjL ljJ a jX - in S a n fo rd . W e 71— H elp Wanted Page 3B $4 95 per column inch Ad and Get A I Garage Sale Kit • 3 Signs • B right Pre-Priced Labels • C h e cklist / tips % Call Tenat 407- 322-2611 a �Page 4B May 25 A 26. 2005 100—C ondominium R entals P a u li *0 7 -2 2 1-4 7 9 4 L»v Ren. Owi| Rm, F p ic. 1 c a r garage 3950/m o 103— H o u ses * U n f u r n is h e d C 1 ' i ‘ *r t <r 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -0 7 5 9 Brand new 2BR/.2.5 Bath townhom* in Dunwoody. Washer/dryer. scr patio. 1950 864-604-7177. DOYl l Mbald Classifieds 103—H ousesUNFUKNISHED 105— DUTTEx/TRIPLEX POR/IG RlflllV 2 BR D uplex A pts d o se to S em inole H igh, scr porch, la u n d ry 6 storage Rm. I5 5 0 /M o 407-647-1364 RINTAtS 216 S u n e e t: 4BR /28A, with 2 car g a ra g e , updated tofohen. Boride room, town ca n included. ft2 9 0 A n o •304 T em g*a: 3BR /2SA. tamay room , Itraplaoa. carport, acraanad porch. S92S/mo. •1 1 1 6-0 P a rk . S e cto r 1 B R /1 BA ap a rtm e nt w C H /A Security Sytoem, we Included. SSOSAno. 4 0 7 322-8678 - Sanford 3 /1 .2 0 0 4 H o ty Ave. CHA, large yd.E7B6 piua dap 407-323-4540. M l N T A l S SANFO RD-1716A Ridgewood In 28R/1 BA D uplex, screened p o rch 3600 R ent, $600 Security. 407-322-6616 114— Warehouse/Rental S pace Sanford: For Laeae. paneled o ffic e space A w arehouse 11,000 aq fL Can be divided. 64.005. 305-503-1551. W arehouse. 7,500 sq H. S an fo rd . 3 o ffice s, truck heights. 6 3 .12 5 /lra (35 O M q it) C M M nvF H ,8 -& 407-3220664 118— O ffice S pace Fo r R ent V U n a a ra ll M A N A ( , t M F *1 f 10 * I u v Tut Huald 407-321-4764 / W ‘> S a n fo rd : 3 /2 . S p a cio u i m a. 1 Block From La M W ood/Trte FVa. Send Patio Attached Wort« Shop. Doubla C a rpo rt. S to ra ge Shad 3 9 5 0 *9 5 0 Depoert DO YLE M ANAO CM CNT WC R EN T ANO S E LL 1 7 0 0* aq ft. 3/2. L iv Rm. Din Rm . Fam Rm . 1/4 acre, 2 car gar, SHOOAno. DaNona: 3/2, over 1900 aq n. Uv ftn . Dm Rm, Fam Rm. ealIn KNch,« /15X 40* Scr Porch, 1 car gar o n fenced 1/4 acre S 1 .000/m o O ffices For Rent: 400 sq ft to 800 sq It. Sanford F ulton O ffice C enter 407-314-3750 AlfORDABlE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES BONO MONEY RtcanvupX) 110000 See homeownen Buy a home 1200 own SEMINOLE. ORANGE. VOLUSIA* t 2/1. with Bonus Room Applenoss. Fenced Yd, C arport. 300.900. 6 3/1. New P u n t I m anor/E xtenor. AC. New C a rpe t A C eram ic Tile, C a rpo rt A Fenced Yard. 3124.900 1 4 a Over 2800 Sq FL In-lew O ff* W /separate Entrance. Ltv Rm. Din Rm. Fam. Rm. G am e Rm. Scr. P orch. On 1/3 Acre. 3259.900 PAUL OSBORNE VENTURI 1 PROPERTIES 40 J-321-47 84 IEUV HOUSES FOR CASH cut M6J77-MM Avoid Foreclosure! Can 467-221-7959 Private Downtown Parking $30 month Convenient - Angle Parking Lease Required Call for Appointment (407)321-7004 3 0 0 OFF 181— Appliances <c F urniture Fo r S ale S enford/C errtege C ove: New 3/2 DW. aA appkances A shed Complelsfy set tax ready tomcM in J597/m o. indudes tot re n t w ith approved credit. 407-3238160 S pa: Portable, therapy |eta. energy e ffic ie n t 1 1 0 -volt, insulated cover, ad new 31293. 407-339-0676 o r 3 0 6 -2 t6 2946 185— Duplex Fob S ale 191— B uilding M aterials 2/1. both up A down m a n 616 Pine Ave. Sanford 379.000. 407-221-7959. 181— Appliances h F urniture F or S ale BED : NASA technology Vtsco m em ory foam m attress sal. as seen on TV/MaA 20 year nonprorated warranty- AH new In plastic. Retafa 31599: m ust ael 3699 407-831-1322 or 386-7531515 D elivery available. Bede: A l brand new. Never-Ffo P illow -Top M attress sets. Queen. 3135. King. 3195.407331-1941. o r 386-753-0469 King size bed w ith piitowtop m attress, box springs A frame. Excellent condition. 3400.407322-6181. _ Sanford: O ak Ave. 38R /2.5SA. S p ill Pten. Fireplace. FanWy Room, E el-In K itchen. Large Back Porch. Oble Lot 6249k. 407-314-4154 Convenient Spacious Affordable 157— M obile Homes For S ale Kenm ore Electric Stove, seif cleaning oven, alm ond. 3100. 407-323-1678 141— H om es F or S ale U nder co n s tru c tio n : 4/2.1 car garage. $128k. PU c a l 407-4667672. A gent. Brow n Ham s S tevens R e sid e n tia l R eal Estate. C o u n try S tyle C ity L iv in g 141— H o m es For S ale P o o l T ab lo : G orgeous 8 ' furniture-style table. decoraUve legs, Iselher pockets, oversized 1* three piece Italian slate. Accessory kd. bale. Brand new in crate. C ost 34500: se ll 81350 407-402-1781 or 366753-0468 Sleeper Sofa. Love S eat Glass Dining Table 6 4 Chairs, m ite. 407-327-4322 S old oak Dining table. 4 chars. 1 e x t, 3165 A stuffed mauve rocker, 370. aH axe. cond. 407330-3636 ^ C o u n try L ake A p ts 1 - * * P O B T to fo - | Prime Locaitioh Off SR 46 1270 Upsala Rd., Sanford 1 ,6 6 6 -7 ,0 0 0 Sq. Ft. Suites $ 1 5 /S q . Ft. i LIVE OAK BLVD Country Lake i M aiu m its 407- 474-2166 2 7 1 4 Ridgewood Ave., S anford»330-5204 PAYMENTS Payments may be made by Service Drecton 6et Vow Roof Done BeforeThe Rainy Season! r r NO MONEY DOWN! antetvanTrudr-RtukitrrJur*rum a c—* HUB Srmuvib- County Ureo»e: »LV*UI*L!*1 407-390-7444 1-877-599-6719 I > f W| Bab’s Tree Sanrtcsbc.? Tree Removal, Trimming. Bobcat Svc, Firewood. 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Plenty of TLC. WR bring in newspapers, mad and even w ater p la n ts! Very R e a so n a b le R a fa e l References A vailable Upon Request Please Cad 407-3148703. 5459 The Hwaid q not in p o n a tw kx error* n an advarinamani it not cor ractad by toa flru weak altar ttve Ad appaart The newspaper a no raaporahla or la U a w haltoavar for any riaan mada by an ad or tor any ol ttta service*. product* or opportunities offered by our advertisers Wa do not indorse or promoM tha purchaaaa or taw ol any product, tarvioa. company or mdMdual that chooaaa to ertveruie m thi* newipeper, and ara reserve tha right to raiuaa and/ail advertising rra daam tnapproprtata or unacceptetto by our company itandard* Wa Accept All Credit Cards. < V y //r New Roof In 10-14 Days cash, check or credit card. Credit approval is required for invoiced advertisers. Startin g at 219—Wanted to Buy to # , 1 0 4 . B e t 9-1 Studio Apartments O F F IC E S P A C E FOR LEASE Unique Yard tele: 2604 Iroquois Ave. Sanford. May 27/28.6-2pm. Purging storage to raiee money for orphan*. Codedtotee, books, household tome, dktoeesome fcsnfcaw. Cad lor drocUone. 407-927-2245. Sitting f t D e s ig n * Sparlou* Apartment* «llh lantf Clouet* * Lake Front • Volleyball • Spatiling Pool * Tennis Court* i f t Patti's P «t S in g le S to ry With 12 Mo Lease & Aporoved Credit 28/29. Park Ave M obile P eril. S anford. * 88 . P a rti AVe to M yrtle, turn South. 1st m oM e on M L Furniture, glassware, clothes, etc. 199—Pets it S upplies Com e Check Us Out} 1st M o n th s R en t airport blvi^ CO RRUG ATED STEEL RO O FING fo r B am s. Boat Docks. Shops, etc. Also Q A e rt Pfoe 15**20' l e w . Cad For Prices. Surpfoa Steal A S upply Inc. Apopka 407-293-5780 217— G arage S ales Brin* to your ar>*.i a M><t*ll»- Soft II I- i rrxin “Wmiln* un Wht-rLt in Vuur Nrit[ht«>rhiM«r C o n i r n i r n t l y S m i n g g o u r I 'u r t g \ fo rte / a n d f u n c t i o n \ m U a t a f a i r < umi Scning L'p Soft Ice Crrun (lone*, Shakes, FlioU. Sundaes and Waits) Topping* in a Variety are Added d Desired. Soda aiul ihillled Water L* also Available Co« fur Aay SorUl. P a il) or F u rtio a to A rru rd u * lu K ltober of u d S rlrc tk i* of lir a * Sold /S\ A ll Hourly Block fur - P u l) of 15: ISO 00, P u l) of 20 160.00. P u t) of 25: 170 00 l o t a iV IIY A IIO *% O l IO O III i C V 711 AM f A lt 407-323-2153 S U N B R ITE LAUNDRY Open 24 Hours Tue • Wod *Thu Double Load Washer 61.00 Triple Load Washer $100 Drop Off and Dry Cleaning Services Abo Avariable 2921 S O rlando Dr. (17-92 4 Sav-A-Lot Plaza) Sardord. FL *407 320-1999 H R B IT R T F O R H U M A N I T Y L O O K IN G F O R P R O P ER TY \$ r Donations for tax write-off and to purchase minimum 6,000 square feet of bulldable land. Call 407- 696-5855 �T n Herald L egals Legals W THE g R C W T COURT FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA probate nvmtoN ALE NUMBER: CURL DIVISION C A M NO.: 04-CA-229514L LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK, ■NRE ESTATE OF M A U K MARIE FKHEY A** /A MARIE M FlGLEY. NOT1CS TOCREDITORS The SOninrotrsiion n lk v . of MALTIE MARIE FIOLEY A/K/A MARIE M FIOLEY. d K M M d . whose M i of death » M November 12. 2004, is p w vln o m the Circuit Court tor SEMINOLE County. Fiona, PretMM OM tton. toe a tto rn s oi M*toh ia 301 North Parti Avenue SantortJ. FL 32771. The name* and a o t t u n of too personal forth baton* A« creditors o l too dacadanl and otoar parsona having d a m or demands against decadent's aataaa on whom a copy oI to , n o ttt la required to ba tarvad must Ma to o , claims wito this 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 TO THEM A l otoar oedttors o l too dececlatm s or domanda against dacadant'i estate must Ns toe* claim s srtto M s Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733 702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED Tha data o l to# first publication o l this Nottca Is May 18. 2003 Partonal Representative Sandra F Maisah 173 Sharyl Ortva Daltons, Florida 32723 STEPHEN H COOVER Attomay tor Sandra F Maisah Florida Bar Number 0314080 Hutchison, Mamala 8 Coovsr. PA. 230 North Path Avanua PO Boa 1149 Santord. Florida 32772 Tsiaphona (407)322-4031 Publish: May 18. 23.2003 0133 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 08 C A 5 4 J-14 5 FRANK A LIMPERT. vs. L. T LIMPERT, WINFIELD BAU­ MAN. and any unknown spouts, hairs, davisaas. g ra n ts ,!. assigns**. Iianors. creators, trustee*. or otoar claimants by. through, undar. or against L. T. LIMPERT, WINFIELD BAUMAN, and ail partis* having or claiming to havs any right, titta or mterest m tha pioparty descrtoed harsin. Dalandamt NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO DEFENDANTS L T LIMPERT, WINFIELD BAUMAN, il aliva, and th a , unknown ipoutas. i mamad. and il daad. Ihsir unknown hast, davisaas. legstaas. grantaas. assigns. Iianors. spousas. creators. succassort. or truataas. or sach ct toam. and any and all parsons or parhas claiming by, through, undar or against tham or aach o l thorn and against any and ail partial or parsons having or claiming any right. Mia or m lsrssl in and to tha following dsscnbsd proparty. lying and situals in Seminole County, Florida, to wit: Wasl 1/2 o l North 1/2 o l Lot 10, Lass Exprassway. MECCA HAMMOCK, according to tha Plat thorsol aa racordad in Ptal Booh 1. Pag# 84. o l toa Pubhc Rscords ol Sammola County, Florida. YOU ANO EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY SEVERALLY NOTI­ FIED THAT FRANK A. LIMPERT. has Wad his Complaint m tha Circuit Court. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, m and lor Sammola County, Florida, agamsl you and aach ol you as Defendants to quiet title ol toe PlamtiH to the aboveda scribed real property located m Semmoie County, Florida, toe abbreviated title ol which is enti­ tled ‘ FRANK A LIMPERT. Ptamhll vs L T LIMPERT and WINFIELD BAUMAN. Defendants', and you and sach o l you srs hereby required to serve s copy o l your answer or other defense, il any, upon FRANK C WHIOHAM. ESQUIRE, o l STENSTROM, Mc INTOSH. COLBERT. WHIGHAM. REISCMMANN A PARTLOW. P A . Post O llica Boa 4348. Santord Florida 327724848. and to Wa the original ol same m toe office ol the Clerk ol toa above-styled Court on or bstore June 13. 2005 as required by law H you Iah to do so. judgment by default wih be taken against you This notice shall be published once a weak lor tour consecu a this 5 day o l May 2003 yanne m o r se SK OF THE CIRCUIT By Carol Moors Deputy d a rk 18 23 2005 and incur COURT UGHICCMTH lA L CIRCUIT ANO FOR X I c o u n ty lo r io a GARY A KITTLESON. KATHLEEN D KITTLESON Mid CRYSTAL CREEK NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION. IN C . a Florida NOT1CI OF SALI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to toa Summary Fetal Judgment p i Foredoeure dated May 6. 2003. and entered to C M Casa No OLCA-22S614-L. in toa C hoi* Court of toa Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and lor Sermnofo County. Florida. w hartin LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK. « Ramon and GARY A. KITTLESON. KATHLEEN D KITTLESON. and CRYSTAL CREEK NEIGH­ BORHOOD ASSOCIATION, INC., a Ftarida corporato r, ere M a r tin 's I w« sa l to toa highest and bast bidder tor cash, al toa Sammola County Courthouse slaps. 301 N. P to Avanua. Santord. Florida 32771, on Tussdsy. at (MOO) A tA on toa Tto day ot Juno. 2003, too tototong described real property ta t forth ei toa Summary Final Judgment ot to ftd o iu n : LOT 5 OF FOREST OAKS VIL­ LAGE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 48. PAOE 83. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA DATED at Santord. Sammola County, Florida to it 8th day ol May. 2003 Maryams Moraa Clark o l toa C ruet Court By Mary Stroups Deputy Clark ROBERT B. WHITE, JR . ESO Sobering. White 8 Lucxak. P A Florida Bar No 135033 338 West New England A vo. Suita 240 Whiter Pwh. Florida 32789 (407) 847-9300 Attorneys tor PltonWt Wh Disabilities Ad of 1990 Admmtaanva Order No. 97-3 II you are a parson wito a dis­ ability who needs any accom­ modation in order to partlctpata In this proceeding, you are anaHad. at no cost to you, to toa provision o l certain assistance Please cooled Court Adm inistration at 301 North Park Avanua. Suita N301. Santord. Florida 32771 (407) 883-4227, within (2) working days o l your receipt o l this notice. * you ara hearing or votes impaired, c a l t-(800)-95S8771. Publish: May 18. 23. 2003 Q I28 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DtYtSlOH CASE NO.: 0AC A-1I17-14L Panama City. FL 32402 Publah: May 18.23. 2003 0127 _______________ N THE ORCUTT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SCM M O U COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVK. DIVISION CASE NO. 0S-CA-87-14O OAKHURST RESERVE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN C . Legals M TN« ORCUIT COURT FOR 8t MMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 08-CJL7M-14W UCN: _______ 882O08CAO00/38XXXXJUC Attorneys to ri 2881 Eaat Oakland Parti Bhnt. Stria 303 Fort Laudardata. FL 33308 Pubkah Santord HeraM DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY F/K/A BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A , AS TRUSTEE UNDER THAT CERTAIN POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED 12/1/98 FOR W1LSHIRE FUNDING CORPO­ RATION MORTGAGE-BACKED TRUST 1998-3. JENNIFER K. JOHNSTON, vs NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tost pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated May 12, 2003. entered hi C M Cate Number 05-CA-97-14G. of toa C ircuit Court o l lha Eighteenth Judtoial C ircuit hi and tor Seminole County, Florida, on to * 14th day o l Amo. 2003. a l 11OO a m , at toa Seminoto County Courthouse. 301 North Park Avanua, Santord. Sammola County, Florida 32771, to# underl i ned d a rt «nl oiler tor sale to toa highest and bast bidder or bid­ ders. tor cash, tha following described real property: Lot 109. Oahhurst Reserve Unit One. according to tha plat thereof, aa racordad in Plat Book 81. Pagaa 34 - 62, Pubic Rscords oI Sammola County, Florida Dated tola 12th day oI May. 2003 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of toe Court By: Mary Stroup# Deputy Clark (Seal) AMERICANS WITH DISABILITY ACT II you are a parson wito a diamodatlon hi ordar to participate In ton proceedmg. you are ens­ ued. at no coat to you, to tha provision ot cartam assistance Please contact Court Adm inistration a l 301 North Park Avanua, Suita N301, Sanford. Florida 32771 (407) 343-4227. within (2) working days of your receipt of tola nottca, it hearing or voica impaired, c a l 1-800-953-8771. TODD M. HOEPKER. ESQUIRE Todd M. Hoepker. P A Post Office Boa 3311 Orlando. FL 32802-3311 Attomay tor Plaintiff Phono: (407) 428-2080 Fan (407) 428-2068 Publish: May 18. 23. 2003 0128____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, OF FLORIOA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.: 08-CA-488-14 t ; o A rW C H i BANtflBATIONAL r TRUST COMPANV.'AS TRUSTEE OF ARGENT PEOPLES FIRST SECURITIES. IN C , ASSET COMMUNITY BANK, BACKED PASS-THROUOH CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2003-W3 UNDER THE vs. POOLING 8 SERVICING AGREEMENT OATEO AS OF NANCY L BECK tk /a NANCY SEPTEMBER 1. 2003. L STONO. KENSINGTON WITHOUT RECOURSE. PARK CONDOMINIUM Plamtrff, ASSOCIATION. INC.: WELLS FARGO BANK. N A . and ve. CRAIG STEVEN BECK. Defendants MELISSA LEE ROBERTSBECHT A/K/A MELISSA NOTICE OF SALE ROBERTS-BECHT. at. at.. Defendant NOTICE » hereby grven pur­ suant to a Final Judgment ol NOTICE OF Foractotar dated May 8. 2003, FORECLOSURE SALE entered m Casa Number 04-CA1S17-I4L ol tha Circuit Court ol NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN toa Eighleento Judicial C had in pursuant to a Final Judgment of and for Seminole County. Forodosura dated May 8. 2005. Florida, w hartin PEOPLES and entered m Casa No 05FIRST COMMUNITY BANK * CA-456-14, of tha Circuit Court tha Plaintiff and NANCY L. of the Eighteenth Judicial BECK t/V/a NANCY L. STONO. Circuit in and tor Seminole KENSINOTON PARK CONDO­ County. Florida, wherein MINIUM ASSOCIATION. IN C . DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL WELLS FARGO BANK. N A., TRUST COMPANY. AS and CRAIG STEVEN BECK, ara TRUSTEE OF AHGENTSECUtoa Defendants. I wih ie4 to toa RlTIES. INC . ASSET BACKEO highest bidder tor cash al toa PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI­ West Front Door o l lha CATES. SERIES 2003-W3 Sammola County Courthouse, UNDER THE m Santord. Florida. Sammola POOLINQ A SERVICING County, at If 00 am ., Eastern AGREEMENT OATEO AS OF Time, on the 9to day ol June. SEPTEMBER 1. 2003. WITH­ 2003. toe M owing described OUT RECOURSE, n a Plaintiff property situated m Semmoie and MELISSA LEE ROBERTSCounty. Florida, and M l torth m BECHT A/K/A MELISSA toe Order or Fmel Judgment, toROBERTS-BECHT. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MELISSA LEE ROBERTSCondominium Unit No 314. BECHT A/K/A MELISSA KENSINOTON PARK. A CON­ ROBERTS-BECHT. DOMINIUM. according to toe UNKNOWN TENANT are toe Declaration o l Condominium, Defendants I w ill tek to the Recorded m OfliczJ Records highest and b a il bidder tor cash Book 1444. Page 195. as a l W att Ironl door of toa emended by tool certain First C ourthoute 301 N Park Amendment to Dadarauon ol Avanua. Santord. FI 32771. at Condominium recorded In 11 00 AM on June 7. 2005. toa O fficial Records Book 1433, following described property as Page 1429. and re-rscorded m sat forth n said FmaJ Judgment, O fficial Records Booh 1458. to wh: Page 1712. AH among toa P ubic Records o l Sammola LOT 182. WOOOCREST UNIT County. Florida, together wito an FIVE. ACCORDING TO THE unchvtoed mloresi m and to toa PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD­ common elements appurtenanl ED IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGES to said unit as sat torth m said 35 THROUGH 37, OF THE Declaration ol Condominium PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA WITNESS my hand and toa offi­ cial seal o l this Honorable MARYANNE MORSE Court, on ton 9 day o l May, A l Clark of tha Court 2005 By Mary Stroupe As Deputy Clark Amercans With Disabilities A d OI1990 In accordance with the Adnwiwsatve Older No 97-3 Americana with OisabWttas Act. it you era a parson with a chaparsons needing a laasonahla abhily wno needs any accom­ accommodation to participate m modation m ordar to participate ton proceeding should, no later m m u proceedmg, you ara armthan two (2) days prior, contact Had si no cost to you. to toa toe Clerk of the Court s disabili­ provision ol cartam assistance ty coordinator al 407 663-4227. Please contact Court 301 N PARK AVE SUITE Administration a l 301 North N3Q1 SANFORO, FL, 32771 It Park Avenue. Suite N301. hear mg impaired contact Sanford. Florida 32771 (407) (TOO) 8009558771 via Florida 685-4227. within (2) working Roiay System days ol your receipt o l this nonce 4 you are hearing or Pubkah Santord Herald (taca mpeved call H800)-955Submined by 8771 Ban Ezra A K a il PA Anumeys tor Plaintill Clerk o l Cacuh Cc»>1 951 N E 167th Street Suita Maryanne Morse Sammola 204 North Miami Beach Florida Cuunff By Mary Mroupa 33162 Deputy Ciar* la laphuna 13051770-4100 y e n Denton Masury Esq 14Al l OH r 4 U N IO N ! Post O N * tto* 7176 Legals Legals P iia m Uey IS 25 2O ri 0125 NOTICE OP ACTION TO: JON GRANEY. UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1 and UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2. Last Known Address: 203 Hum Court Lake Mary. FL 32748 YOU ARE NOTIFIED toal an adton to foreclose o l morlgaga on the foSowhig described prop­ erty In Semmoie County, Florida: LOT 21. SPRINQHURST PARK. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAOE 3 37 ANO 38. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. haa been Mad against you and you ara required to sarva a copy o l your witnao datanaaa. k any, to It on SMITH, HIATT 8 DIAZ, P A . Plamttfl'a attorneys. whose address la 2801 East Oakland Park Bhrd, Suite 303, Fort Laudsrdaia, Florida 33308. altoin 30 days Irom dm data of pubtha Ctark of tors Court bsfora tonnes on P laintiff's attorneys or immediately toereafter; otherwise, a default wtk bo entered agamsl you tor toa rakat demanded hi the complaint or DATED on MAY 9.2003. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK AS CLERK OF THE COURT By: Carol Moors As Deputy Clark PUBLISH IN: Santord Herald 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 FORO. FLORIOA 32771. TELE­ PHONE NUMBER (407)3234330, NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING. IF HEAR­ ING IMPAIRED. (TDD) 1-800953-8771, OR VOICE (V) 1500933-8770. VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. Publish: May 18,23. 2003 Q124___________________ o m e u rr S b u n T p o k M MMOLE COUNTY, FLOMOA. CIVIL DIVISION C A M NO. 0S-CA-477-14L UCN: 982008CA000477XXXXXX WELLS FAROO BANK. N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CERTIFICATE HOLDERS OF ASSET BACKED PASS-THROUOH CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2004MCW I. M THE ORCUIT COURT OF THE 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M AN D FO R SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLOMOA CIVIL M V N K M CASE NO. 04-CA-1887-14L COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC. F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNOMO CORPORATION OAVA AMERICA'S WHOLESALE LENDER DAVID S LEAP; BENEFICIAL FLORIDA. INC.; CITY OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIOA. COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. IN C ; EVE RING INDUSTRIES. INC.; MONOGRAM CREDIT CARO BANK OF OEORGIA; SEARS. ROEBUCK t CO ; THE VILLAS OF CASSELBERRY HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DAVID S. LEAP: JOHN DOC; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPER­ TY. NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE B A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Final JudgmarW of Foredoeure dalad toa 881 day of May. 2008. and antarad In Caaa No. 04-CA-1897-14. ot lha Circuit Court of toa 18th JudtoiM C ircuit In and tor Sammola County. Florida, wherein COUN­ TRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC. F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUND­ ING CORPORATION D/B/A AMERICA'S WHOLESALE LENOER ia lha Plaintiff and DAVID S LEAP; BENEFICIAL FLORIDA, INC.; CITY OF CAS­ SELBERRY. FLORIDA; COUN­ TRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC.; EVE RING INDUSTRIES. INC• MONOGRAM CREDIT CARD BANK OF OEORGIA; SEARS. ROEBUCK A CO ; THE VILLAS OF CASSELBERRY HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DAVID S. LFAP; JOHN DOC; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT!8) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY Defendants. I w ille d to toe highest and beat bidder tor cash at toa WEST FRONT DOOR at toa Seminole County Courthouse, in SANFORD, Florida, al 1100 a.m. on toe 7to day ot Aina. 2008, too Mtowtng in M id Final Judgment to wtt: LOT 4. VILLAS OF CASSEL­ BERRY PHASE ONE, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 24. PAOES 34 AND S3. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. "In accordance w ito the Americana wito DtsabhfUee A ct mg a apodal accommodation lo participate hi to il proceeding should contact toa Court Administrator at 301 N Park Avanua, Sanford FL 32771, Telephone Number (407)6834277 not later than 2 working days ot your receipt of tors nonce. H hearing or vote# impaired, 1-800-939-8771. Dated tors 8 day of May. 2009. Law NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 48 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Ordar or Summary Final Judgment of foreclosure dated May 6. 2003. and antarad m Co m No. 05-CA477-14L UCN: 392005CA000477XXXXXX of the C ircuit Court in and lor Semmoie County. Florida, wherein WELLS FAROO BANK. N A AS TRUSTEE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF ASSETBACKED PASS-THROUOH CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2004MCW1 n Plaintiff and SEAN P LAPPIN. BARBARA ENNIS. SWEETWATER OAKS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC , UNKNOWN TENANT NO 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2: and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN­ DANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED ara Defendants. I w ill sa l to toa highest and bast Odder tor cash at toa West Front Door of tha Semmoie County Courthouse. 301 North Park Avanua. Santord. Florida 32771 at Seminole County. Florida, al t1 00 am on toa Tto day of June. 2005. toa following described property e* set torth m said Order or Final Judgment, to-wit LOT I. BLOCK B. SWEETWA TEH OAKS • SECTION 10. AS PER PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 20. PAOE 38 AND 39. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA If you ara a parson with a dis­ ability who needs any accommo­ dation m order to participate n this proceeding you ara enofled at no coal to you. lo toa provi­ sion ot certain assistance Please contact toe Court at 407665-4330 within two (2) working days ol your receipt ot this Notice <1 you are hearing or voice im paired, call Florida Relay Servica 1900/955 8771 DATED a l Santord Florida on May 6 2005 MARYANNE MORSE As Clark. Cacu* Court br Mary Shout* As Deputy Clark MATlM HIATT t W A i PA O ffice ot Marohall C. 1800 NW 49TH STREET, SUITE 120 FT LAUDERDALE. FL 33309 Telephone (934) 453-0365 Facsimile (934) 771-8032 Pubhah May 18.23.2003 0122 ______________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 06-CA-4J7-I4 COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC.. Plamtrff, WILLIAM V CHAPPELL; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. JULIE A COOMBSTUPPER. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF WILLIAM V. CHAPPELL. JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTIS) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA should contact toa Court AdnhnMrMor at 301 N Part Avanua. Santord FL 32771, Telephone Number (407)8854227 not Mar Iran 2 working days ot your receipt of this notice If hearing or vote* Impaired. 1-800-8955771. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated toa 6th day oi May. 2003. and antarad m Caaa No 05-CA-437-14. ol toa Circuit Court of tha 18to Judicial Circuit m and tor Sammola County. Florida, w heiein COUNTRY­ WIDE HOME LOANS. INC « toa Plaintiff and WILLIAM V CHAPPELL. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. JULIE A COOMBS-TUPPER. UNKNOWN SPOUSE Of WILLIAM V CHAPPELL. JOHN DOE. JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POSSESSION O f THE SUB­ JECT PROPERTY ara Defendants t whl ta il lo toa highest end bast bidder lor cash « toe WEST FRONT DOOR al toe Seminole County Courthouse, in SANFORO Florida, el t l 00 a m on toe Tto day ot June. 2005 the fcriowmg described property t l set torth m said Fmel Judgment, to wh LOT 4 ANO THE SOUTHEAST ERLY 20 FEET OF LOT 5 BLOCK 9 KATHRYN PARK AGO! TION NUMBER ONE ACCORDiNO TO THE PLAT THEREOF HE COROE D IN P tA ! BOOK 6 PAGES 67 OF sal torth in i Lig als I Summary Ftnto • QN-1TN LOTS 31 ANO 22. DIXIE, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 2. PAGE 103. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) C fort o f too ClrcuB Court Pubffoh H: Tha 8amtodfo Haratd THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR P LA ffTlFF 801 S Unfvartrty Drive Subs 300 PlMrtoaon. FL 33324 (934)233-8000 M TH B ORCUTT COURT OP T M 1STM j u d ic ia l e m e u rr, M ANO FOR I COUNTY, foe . a And Charles IMWyWwWW ILNH D a rt of tha OrcuH Court By Mary Stroup# Deputy D a rt Pubtah May 11.23,2003 0121 6 H ai. Dalad tots 8 day of May 2008. By: Mary S ifta vo Deputy C fort 1800 NW 48TH STREET. SUITE 120 FT. LAUOEROALE. FL 33309 Telephone: (984) 453-0085 Facsimile (984) 7715032 Ftort Union Florida. A u n p e rs o n Dated Ma 8 day of May 2008 PLEASE FAX A COPY O f THE FIRST INSERTION TO 884233-8353 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. persona d a l accommodation ahouM contact COURT AOM fffSTRATION, at too SEMINOLE County Courihouoo M 4075884227, 1500-9685771 (TDD) or 1-800-9385770. vtl NOTICE OF NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN toal by virtue of toal cartton Writ of Eaacuion foauod out of and undar tie saM of tie Cfeokl Court of Orange County, Florida, Caoo # Cl 181TSSupon a foal Judgment ren­ in toa McraiMd cowl ki ve. Budban 1 Had. be. Charles E. WM o f Eaacudm was c to me aa Sheriff of County, Florida and touted upon and M mooi of too < In I any. and property being l In Sondnofo County. Florida, more partcuforty deaerfead aa One 2000 Ibyoto Camnc V K f 4T18G22KOYU987028, M Tri-County 1 C A M NO: 08C A-34W rt«W Publah: Moy 18. 28. 2008 THE BANK OF NEW YORK, TRUSTEE UNDER THE POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT SERIES 1998-1, PLAINTIFF. Otis M THE CMCUIT COURT COUNTY, R U NO. 68-CP5T73 VS. ROBERT L. M ia . IF LIVING. ANO I f DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNOCR OR AGAINST ROBERT L HILL; PATRICIA G. HILL. HILL. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU. OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST PATRICIA O HILL; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) RI-MOT1CSOP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to on Ordar Granting tie Motion to Reset Foreclosure Safa dalad May 9.2005 antarad in C M Caaa No. 03-CA248014W of lha Circuit Court of toa 1BTH Judicial O cu ff in and tar SEMINOLE County. Santord. Florida. I w« s a l to toe highest and beat bidder tor cash at toa Waal Front Door at toa SEMI­ NOLE County Courthouse located at 301 N P a rt Avanua In Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 a m . on toa 9 day of June, 2003 toa tohNffng described property aa'SM forth w aaid Suawnwy Final Judgment, to-wit: LOT 38. BLOCK B. LAKE BRANTLEY ISLES. SECOND ADDITION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11. PAOE 5. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dalad tore 10 day of May. 2003. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of lha Chcurt Court By: Mary Slroupe Deputy Ctark Publish in: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S. Umvenrty Drive Suita 500 Plantation. FL 33324 (934)233-8000 03-17577 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. parsons with disabil­ ities needing a special accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at toa SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-883-4227, 1800-955-8771 (TDD) or 1500939-8770. via Florida Relay Servica Pubkah: May 18.23. 2003 Q120 IN THC CIRCUIT COURT OF THC 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: OS-CA-844-14 IN RE: ESTATE OP WILLIAM H. TURNER. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tn# unWVCTSDOri Of w*i ol W ILLIAM H. TURNER, dacaaaad, whoso data of deoto was March 17.2003. to pandtog In toa C frartl Court tor Osmincfo County. Florida. Probale Division, toa addreaa of a rt* * la 301 N. P a rt Avenue, Santord, F L 32771. The addresses of to nay are sal forth batow. A i c f drto o of t i docod in t and otoar penona having ctofmo or domanda agamsl decedent's estate, on whom a copy o l tots nottca Is required to ba served must Ma toeir claims wkh toto Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AS otoar creditors of toa decs- of Sanknofo C o rrty. Florida. oM m 1100 A.M. on toa 27to day of Jw ia A .0 . 2008 offer tar ^ o and a a l to too N tfia a l btodsr. FOR CASH IN HANO ANO SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXISTING LIENS, M too Front (S o u l) Door, a too d a p ala, o f too Seminoto County O ffice. 100 Santord. F lorid*. Thai a s * sale la Doing mods to taaafy toa forma of tola Yffk of EaocuOon. Donald F. Esttngar. Shari* Seminoto County, Florida PiM ahed: Moy 25. Juno I. 8. IS. wkh toa to la on June 27,2008 NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OP I860. PER­ SONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATIONS TO PARTICI­ PATE IN THE PROCEEOPIQS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SEC­ TION OP THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHERIFPS OFFICE. 100 BUSH BOULEVARD. BANFORD. FLORIOA. 32773 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS. (407) 8885812 Pubkah: May 29. 2009 and Juno 1,8. 112003 0138 o*nt ana pvriofi* navNUi CH»rn® or demands against dacadant'i estate must Ma lh a * claims wkh tots Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS NOT SO FILED Mu l l b e f o r e v e r b a r r e d " n o t w it h s t a n d in g t h e TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED Tha data of ftrst pubkcaoon of this Nottca i t May 18. 2008. Robert H. Tumor Personal Representative 810 E. 12to Avenue New Smyrna Bead). Florida 32189-3308 JAMES A. BARKS. Anomey Florida Bar No 197384 1120 W. First Street, Suita B Santord, FL 32771 Tafophona: 407/321-1224 Attorney tor P artonal Flapraaaniativa NOTICE OP PUBLIC SALE Pubkc auction lo bo held M 9 0 0 am on tie Mh day of JUNE, 2008 A l toa Ironl door o l Santord Towing 8 Recovery Inc., located a l 2322 C o w *y Club Rd.. Santord, FI 3277), tor lha purpose of dlopoainglB toa 2C4GM48LB3R332872 2009 CHRY Pubkc auction lo be haid N 9 0 0 am an the 9to day a l JUNE, 1008. A l the Ironl door of Sanford Towing i Recovery Inc., located at 2322 Country O rb Rd . Santord, FI 32771. tor toa purpose of dfopoalng of too * ■* - i —.— - - *- 11 - * - rOkwWing V9TMC9V. 1MELM8241RH600797 1994 MERC Pubkc auetton to bo hatd m 9 .00 *m on dw IB i day o f JUNE, 2009. A l toa Ironl door of Sanford Towing A Recovery Inc., located at 2922 Country Club Rd.. Santord. n 32771. tor toe purpose o l disposing o l toe Pubkah: May IS. 23. 2003 Q117_________________ NOTICE OP PUM JCSALE The tottowmg partonal property ot Leona Mae Morton, *nk. on June 3. 2000, al 10 00 a m , 3944 Breakwater Drive. Lot 4113. Oviedo. Florida 32763 m the Palm Vkkay Mobile Home Park. In Sammola County Florida, ba sold tor cash to sane­ ly storage fe a t In accordance with Florida Stabiles, Section 713109: 1980 BROAOWHITE HOUSE TRAILER V1N $ FLFL1 A013333322. TITLE # 17697813 Pubkah: May 18. 23. 2009 Q116 2F DJF37E3BCB5277 1981 FORD Pubkah: May 23. 2009 0157_____________________ NOTICE OP PUBLIC SALE Pubkc auetton u ba hatd M BOO am on toa IM h day o f JUNE, 2008 Al tha Ironl door ot Santord Towing 8 Recovery Inc., located a l 2322 Couney Club Rd.. Santord. FI 37771. tor too purpose of deposing of toa to*lowmg vafkcla. 1G4CWS4CXK1870774 1989 BUCK Pubteh May 23, 2008 Q138 _______ UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT M IDDLE DISTRICT OP FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION CASE NO. l:04-cr-212-O R L-31 DAS (Forfeiture) MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. IIlIT PLAINTIFF NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE Legals a ls Law O ffice of Marshak C Maryanne Morse Ctark of toe Chcurt Court By Mary Stroups Deputy Clark SEAN P LAPPIN, a ta l . L ig Pubiah : May 18. 23.2005 0 123 SPRINQHURST PARK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.; ETAL, m PlflO 5B May 25 A 26.2005 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS v. BLANCHE BELL WEAVER F/K/A BLANCE BELL, IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. OEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNDER OH AGAINST BLANCHE BELL WEAVER F/K/A BLANCHE BELL; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BLANCHE BELL WEAVER F/K/A BLANCHE BELL IF ANY. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) CARLOS VAZQUEZ NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN puttuanl lo a Summary Fmaf judgment o i Foreclosure dalad June 6. 2005 entered m Crvh C u e No 06 CA 544 M oI toa Cwcuil Court o l toa I8TH judicial O rCurt m and tor SEMI NOtE County Santord Florida I #rt *a* lu r a Ngneal and ba*i bidder lor cash at toa Wi From Door at toa SCMiNOlE Cushy Caurtoouas toe Mad M 301 Norm Park Arenue in Sarrtord Fkmda at 11 00 * m on Ira / day oi Jurw 2U A r * NOTICE O f FORFEITURE Nottca is hereby gnren that on May 2 .2005, in tha caaa of Lfnttod S tates v. Cartoa Vazquez, C rim inal No. 6 04-C/-212-O RL31 DAB. toa United Stales D istrict Court lo r lha M iddfo D istrict of F lorid a antarad a P relim inary O rdar to r lh a fo rfe itu re o f <16.000 00 in U S Currency. Tha U nited S tales hereby gives notice of its intention k>< o f toa forfeited property <n such manner as lha Attorney G eneral or a designee may ikracL In accordance with toa p ro visio n i o f 21 U S C H #53. any parson having or claim ing a legal rigid, title or interest n tha aforem entioned property m oat Me a peotion w ith tha C lark ot toa United Stales D istrict Court, O rlando D ivision. 300 Federal Buikhng. 80 North Hughey Avanua. O rlando. Florida 32801 within thirty (30) days o l toa final publi­ cation of notice of toe cnmmel forfeiture action or receipt of dfract w ritten nottca. whichever is earlier Tha petition shall ba signed by toe petitioner undar penalty of pequry and shall sal forth tha nature and • ria n t of the patfoorv ar s right. M e or interest m the forfeited property, toa tone and circum stance* of tha petitioner * acquisition of the right. M e. or m leresl m too forfeited property, any additional facta Supporting tha p e titio ne rs claim and the renal sought UNITED ST A T E S M ARSH ALS SERV IC E UlOOLE D ISTR IC T O F FLORIOA Pubkah 0114 May 18 25. 2005 and June I . 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 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 25, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 25, 2005. 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July 3.2005 www.Mnfordnewspapercom T he H ejiald F r e e N o u r is h m e n t SHE'S NOTWEARING A FLOATING DEVICE. THANKFULLY, SHE IS ONE. HsraM photo* by TOfnmy Vincent Above, the Rev. Cat Fish Tom Sheipe from the Over the Road Ministry on Orange Boulevard in Sanford waits as Inmates load food donated by Jeno and Lois Paulucci of Sanford. Right, Dottle Burkett of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office helps organize the shipment of 60.000 dinners. The Pauluccis authorized their Michelina's Inc., business to increase ship­ ments of Michelina's and Budget Gourmet brands of frozen entrees to agencies in Sanford and Seminole County. Th e agencies provide the meals to area families under the Michelina’s “Free Food lor the Needy" program. For the past 12 years, the Paulucci family has arranged for one or two truckloads (60.000 to 120,000 dinners) to be distributed in Sanford annually. Responding to increasing needs expressed by the agencies, Michelina's Inc., will provide two to three truckloads of its products to needy families in Sanford and Seminole County this year. This delivery took place June 28 at the Rich Food Plan of Florida facilities on 13th Street. THAT GIVES YOUR CHILD THE SKILLS TO SURVIVE. V ..V Protecting your child against drowning is a 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 its history, Safe Start has taught survival swim skills to over 100,000 children. Of those, over 740 have saved themselves in a drowning situation. 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French Ave., Sanford I im ju d (ju a M iry fkt y u t f t w tw k s v fc U b U �— M id w e e k : W e d n e s d a y , J u ly 6,2005 — T he Sanford H erald Vol. 113, N o. 5 •Copyright © 2005 Th e Sanford Herald R e d , W 50C h it e a n d Shopowner DonKnight dtes hi sleep B o o m Proprietor of Knight’s Shoe Store was known as ‘Mr. Downtown’ 'Heading' Home By Nick Pfeifauf Herald Staff The Central Florida Kraze and Krush soccer teams wilt both be play­ ing at home this week­ end. S A N F O R D — Prominent downtown Sanford businessman Charles Donald "Don" Knight died Sunday, July 3, 2005, at his residence. He was 75. He was a native of Sanford and a member of First Baptist Church in Sanford where he was a deacon and Sunday school teacher. Don graduated from Seminole High School Class of 1948. He was a nine-year veteran of the Army National Guard. Mona Walker, a classmate of Don's, said she had seen the Knights out having dinner Saturday evening, just before his death, where he com­ mented he would see her in church the following morning. "He was one of the most loved class members we had," she said. "Several folks have told me it Don Knight Fob. 10,1030 •Ju ly 3, 3009 just won't be right to walk down First Street in Sanford and not see him smiling at every­ one. Don began flying airplanes while still in high school ana went on to become an instructor, teach­ ing many students, some of whom became com­ mercial airline pilots. He was past Commanding Officer of the Civil Air Patrol, South Seminole S«« Sports, Page IB Randy Morris elected to national council Seminole County Commissioner Randall C. Morris was recently elected president of the National Association of Regional Councils. He was elected to the position at the NARC's 39th Annual Conference and Exhibition. Morris is also president of MetroFlan Orlando. "As President of NARC, my goal is to advance regionalism and the valuable work that regional councils and metropolitan plan­ ning organizations do for America's communi­ ties," Morris said in a Seminole County news release. "It is important for NARC members to con­ tinue to work collaboratively to maintain rele­ vancy, especially in a 21st Century environ­ ment. Regional approaches are based on partnerships, collabora­ tion and leveraging local, state, and federal resources to maximize results. Regional coun­ cils and metropolitan planning organizations are expert in coalition­ building and bringing the right mix of people together to achieve a common goal. Morris has served as president of the Florida Regional Councils Association that includes the 11 planning councils in the state. He has served as mayor of Lake Mary, Is a policy official on the NARC Board, and has experi­ ence as a lobbyist in Florida and Washingtoa DC. The National Association of Regional Councils is a national non-pn>fit organization based in Washington, D C, that fosters region­ al collaboration. S e m in o l e S m ile Sm Knight, Pag« 3A C tty B R s flssMng Herald photo by Dan Ping Fireworks explode over the Monroe Harbour building during Monday night’s 23-minute pyrotechnics show presented by Zambelli Internationale. b a n h i M o n ro e By Liana Edixon Sanford hosts 175,000 on the 4th By Liane Edixon Herald Staff SANFORD — Sanford's Fourth of July event brought approximately 175,000 celebrators into Fort Mellon Park and the RiverWalk on Monday. Around 120,000 were expected this year. The city estimated an extra 30,000 from last year's 90,000 atten­ dees due in part because of nearby Altamonte Spring's Red, White and Boom event being discontinued. Buses ran for the first time from the Seminole Towne Center Mall to downtown from 3 p.m. until midnight, to ease traffic. The Sanford Police Department said traf­ fic was moved out of down­ town in under 50 minutes. “We had set a goal to get traffic cleared and dispersed in under an hour, and we accomplished it in 48 min­ utes," Chief Brian Tooley Herald photo by Dan Ping Michael, David and Brandon Tapscott set up a lemonade stand on Sanford Avenue in hopes of attracting some of the 175.000 visi­ tors in Sanlord for the July 4th celebration. said. Police Spokesperson Cleo Cohen said there was only one arrest made by the See Fourth, Page 3A Herald Staff S A N F O R D — The swimming and fishing ban that took affect Friday afternoon on Lake Monroe was lifted on Monday, July 4. The ban occurred along posted areas of Lake Monroe after treated reclaimed water leaked into the lake. Reclaimed Water Coordinator Bill Marcous said Tuesday, that weather and good water test results led to the lift of the ban. "The weather cooperated over the weekend," he said. The water leaked out of a storage pond between the treatment plant and Central Florida Regional Hospital. Marcous said that this is not unusual during the rainy seasons in Florida because with such hign flows of rain the storage ponds overflow. They put a discharge line in place, but there was too muen water this time. "It's just one of those impacts you get from a record rainfall month," Marcous said. The health department immediately issued the ban. When tests were completed over the weekend, they found that the water quality was high. Marcous said that the water had been treated, but needed to be de-chlorinated. "The plant is not designed for record events," Marcous said when the ban first went into place. According to Marcous, the ban was a precau­ tionary measure taken by the health department. "It's always important to put public and envi­ ronmental health first,’' Marcous said. "Fortunately," he continued, "Once we did the tests, it worked out fine." All-Star Game features fam iliar names far local fans By Dean Smith Herald Staff Owref of Coiiaofi Fanuty Fur*fol Homai , M M ALTr ' , jH t » /F/ S To say Seminole County will be represented well in next week's Major League AllStar Game in Detroit would be quite an understatement. Seminole County athletes made a great impression un the voters and coaches the past week and when all was said and done over the week­ end, the Seminole Athletic Conference will have three players on the rosters. Lake Brantley will have a pair of representatives in Boston Red Sox catcher and captain Jason Varitek and Cincinnati Reds shortstop Felipe Lopez, while Sanford and Seminole High's own David Eckstein will also make the team in his first year with the St. Louis CardmaLs. See Sports Page IB Varitek and Eckstein, a shortstop, both won at their respective positions in nation­ wide fan voting, while Lope/ was selected by National League Manager Tony LaRussa of the Cardinals Eckstein beat out the Dodgers' Cesar Izturis in what was a close vote all the way to the finish. His final margin turned out to be more than 570,000 votes, but it wasn't clear that Eckstein would end up on top until the rosters were revealed. Part of the reason for Eckstein's election may have been a groundxwell from Sanford fans as e-mails were sent out last week urging locals to vote for one of their own, and it definitely worked. Central Florida will have a third starter in the game as Orlando's Johnny Damon of the Boston Red Sox will be starting in the AL outfield. The 7ftth All-Star Game will be televised nationally by FOX Sports with pre-game ceremonies beginning at 8 p m on Tuesday, July 12. #1 Real Estate O ffice in Seminole County! And. we continue to be ihe *1 R eally Executive* office in ih e S o u lh rrn R egion \n d it’s all th a n k s lo you. To show our appreciation lor your support, plejse join us and celebrate o u r success at our jazz concert J u l y 2 4 , 2 0 0 5 • 1:0 0 ( r n l r a l i ’ u r k S l u i f r in M ln l e r I 'u r k • J a n J a m s / i n i u r e pm r o 3 :0 0 pm t h e H a b e r ! H a r r i s U r u u p • S la p b y th e h u u lh l i t w in y r r a t p r iz e s ! �Page 2 \ T he H erald Wednesday. July 6. 2005 S S e m in o l e um m ary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY O ut & A bout Early warning alarm I n B r ie f WED G ira rd Environm ental Services aw arde V iera R e gio n al P ark Contract SANFORD — Girard Environmental Services recently announced a new $800,000 contract and the hiring of a division manager of construction servic­ es. The Sanford-based landscaping com­ pany was recently awarded an irrigation and landscaping contract worth almost $800,000 for the new Viera Regional Park in Brevard County. The project entails landscaping and irrigation construction for the new 112acre regional park, which includes eight baseball/softball fields, seven soccer fields, four on-site buildings for public restrooms and concessions, parking areas and a site for the future Viera Community Center. The Collage Companies of Lake Mary will be the general contractor for the project, and Glatting Jackson Kercher Angin Lopez Rinehart of O rlando is the landscape architect. The first phase of irrigation and land­ scaping construction is scheduled to begin in August, and the final phases are slated to be complete by January 2006. In other news, Richard Fife recently joined Girard as division manager of construction services. He is responsible for overseeing $10 million worth of contracts in the con­ struction services division and supervis­ es more than 70 employees. Fife has more than 12 years of experi­ ence in the "green" industry and comes from Vila Sc Sons in Orlando. Girard Environmental Services cur­ rently provides irrigation and landscape construction, as well as a variety of land­ scape management services throughout Orange, Seminole, Brevard, Lake and Volusia counties. Established in 1998, Girard Environmental Services provides con­ struction services, management services and residential services for the "green" industry and generates more than $15 million in annual revenue. The company operates a fleet of 80 vehicles and employs 200 full-time employees. Seminole County receives technology honor Seminole County Receives Technology Honor SANFORD — Seminole County Government has been named one of the top-10 digitally-advanced County gov­ ernments in the United States by the Center for Digital Government and the National Association of Counties (NACo). In April, all counties in the U.S. were invited respond to the 2005 Digital Counties Survey, which examines how County governments are utilizing infor­ mation technology (IT) to deliver servic­ es to citizens. Seminole County placed fifth in the survey for the 250,000 499,999 population range. 2005 Top 10 Digital Counties Survey 250,000-499,999 population: 1st place: Prince William County, Va. 2nd place: Loudoun County, Va. 3rd place: Dakota County, Minn. 4th place: Boulder County, Colo. 5th place: Seminole County, Fla. (tie) 5th place: Sedgwick County, Kansas (tie) 6th place: Utah County, Utah 7th place: Richland County, S.C. 8th place: Dutchess County, N.Y. 9th place: Washtenaw County, Mich. 10th place: Marin County, Calif. "This honor is a credit to our dedicat­ ed staff and our Board of Commissioners who have been supportive in providing these services," said A1 Hill, Programming and Applications Team Manager. "We look forward to the con­ tinued expansion of e-govemment serv­ ices to meet our citizens' needs." The Center for Digital Government is a national research and advisory institute on information technology policies and best practices in state and local govern­ ment. - .L L L i; ■ * -» r \ 7 V 'V Legal Advertising Patti Smith Bat/ Bergen Display Advertising R o i/a L a > *n d e r A d r a r t i s S * > | M so agar Slave Glass A dvertising S u t w v tsecvtrvs Classified Advertising Ted Maiser C hary Smith C a vn va Harrison arses THUR / X rr The sign warns possible ner-do-wetts of prosecution for trespassing, but the forty K-9 tells the real story. If you break foe rules, you may be toe victim of guard dog justice. This protective Sheppard was spotted along South Sanford Avenue near Celery Avenue. The dog seems quite attentive to passers-by. >••■******«»*«»*■*■■■• Drug related Rodney Amette Brown, 20, of Adams Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Friday at 9th Street and Locust Avenue. Officers investigated when they said Brown acted suspiciously. He was charged with possession of cocaine within 1000 feet of a worship center. Daniel Bradshaw, 38, of Academy Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Friday near his residence. Officers saw his vehi­ cle parked in the middle of the road and investigated. He was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana and possession of drug para­ phernalia. Michelle Carey, 37, of 3rd Street Lake Mary was arrested by Sanford police Saturday in Lake Jennie Apartments. She was charged with possession of narcotics equipment. Regonel George, who was with Carey was charged with possession of narcotics equipment and viola­ tion of the open container ordi­ nance. Kenneth Meadows, 23 of Valencia Street, Anthony Taylor, 19 of Mara Court, and Sherman Hudson, 26, of Valencia Court, were arrested by Sanford police Friday. The three were reported­ ly standing in front of a business in the 800 block of Celery Avenue. Taylor and Meadows were each charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. Hudson was charged with viola­ tion of the open container ordi­ nance. James Livingsten, 32, of Southwest Road, and Edward Duval, 53, of Mangoustine Avenue, were arrested by Sanford police Sunday in the 1400 block of West I3th Street. Livingsten was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. Duval was charged with violation of the open con­ tainer ordinance. Christopher Lassiter, 34, and Veronica Riner, 33, both of East 7th Street, were arrested by Sanford police Friday in the 300 block of East 5th Street. Each was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. P o lic e B lo t t e r Theresa N. Manley, 18, of Cedar Creek Circle, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Friday at her residence after a dispute with other persons. She was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (bottle). Traffic Stops Thefts Kanesha R. Johnson, 21, of Country Club Drive, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police Thursday in the 1600 block of Rinehart Road. An employee in a store, she reportedly had caused the loss of $229.87 in items. She was charged with petty larceny of property over $100. Assault - Battery Gary Lee Carter, 43, of Jitway Street, was arrested by Sanford police early Tuesday at his resi­ dence. He reportedly was involved in a fight with a female in the 2000 block of French Avenue. He was charged with battery - causing bodily harm (domestic violence). Steve Debose, 29, of Windridge Circle, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at his residence where he was in a dispute with a female. He was charged with battery - touch or strike (domes­ tic violence) and simple assault (domestic violence). Leanne Silverman, 35, of Rachelle Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Friday at her residence. Sne reportedly had been in a fight with a male. She was charged with domestic aggravated battery - causing bodily harm, and resisting an officer without violence. John Joseph Lisk, 45, of Rosalia Drive, was arrested by Sanford police Friday at his resi­ dence. He reportedly was in an altercation with a female. He was charged with battery - touch or strike (domestic violence). Matthew Armour, 24, of Edgewater Circle, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday at his residence follow­ ing a fight with a female. He was charged with aggravated battery - knowing the victim was preg­ nant (domestic violence). Kelvin Donald Beasley, 38, of West 14th Street, was stopped by Sanford police Wednesday, June 29, at 14tn Street and Main Street. He was charged with driving with a suspended license. A man arrested as John Doe was stopped by Sanford police Monday in the parking lot on Ridgewood Avenue. Fie was charged with operating a motor vehicle without a valid license. Tina Fischer Crump, 36, of Wilner Circle, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Sunday in a parking lot in the 1200 block of French Avenue fol­ lowing a vehicle crash. She was charged with driving under the influence (DU1) of alcohol or drugs. O ther charges Robert Loyd Washburn, 23, of Palm Way, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police early Tuesday in an area of 3rd Street and Park Avenue. He was charged with disorderly intoxication and resisting an officer without vio­ lence. Alison Joy Miller, 26, of Meadowlark Street, Longwood, was arrested by Sanford police Monday in the 1100 block of Florida Street. She was charged with resisting an officer without violence. Tyrone Montgomery, 30, of Marshall Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday, June 30, in the 1600 block of West 17th Street. He was charged with pos­ session of an open container in public. Eddie J. Ellis, 55 of Millbrook Street, and Edward J. K ern, 29 of Altamonte Springs, were arrest­ ed by Sanford police on June 29 in the 1600 block of West 13th Street. Each was charged with possession of an open container in a semi-public parking lot. The Sanford Herald "Sersmt' Seminole County Since 190N" Editorial Steve Paradis • Vol 113. N o 81 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers Inc •300 N French Ave San lord FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322 2611 •Fas 1407) 323 9408 W e d n e s d a y , J u ly 6 . 2 0 0 5 Dons Oelncn Liana Edison Uarva H a*t.ns Nic* Pteitaol Dean Smith Tommy Vincent The Winter Springs East Rural Area Property Owners committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the East THUR Training Room of City Hall. Items on the agenda include conserving open space net­ works through creative neighborhood design. The Seminole County Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold a Good Morning Seminole meeting, beginning at 7:15 a.m. at the Orlando Marriott - Lake Mary. Cost is $5 for mem­ bers and $10 for non-mem­ bers. FRI "A Midsummer Night's Dream Rock Musical" will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Helen Stairs Theatre in downtown Sanford. This classic Shakespeare play has been transformed into a rockin' musical. The show is complete run by teens from Northern Westchester Center for the Arts Conservatory. Tickets are $10. WED Hospice of the Comforter, the only nonprofit hospice serving Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties invites all families and caregivers of former patients to celebrated 15 years of service at a barbeque, at 12 noon, at its Center for community care, 480 W. Central Parkway in Altamonte Springs. THUR Christian Women's Club will feature "Patterns of America" luncheon, a sow­ ing of homemade quilts, at Maison Sc Jardin restaurant, 430 Wymore Road in Altamonte Springs. The luncheon is $19. For reserva­ tions phone Brenda at 407681-1942 or Kit at 407-321047. The event is hosted by Altamonte Springs-Maitland Christian Women's Club. FRI Nick Cox, Professor of Law at Stetson University will speak on consumer frauds at 10 a.m., at the Casselberry Senior Center, 200 N. Triplet Lake Drive in Casselberry. The event is free of charge and open to the public. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Write to us: ° 300 N. French Avenue Sanford, FL 32771 E-Mail us: (407) 322-2611 Periodical Postage P a d at Santard fiends and addAonaf madmg offitas uSPbaetzao Postmaster Sard address t/ier^y** «* Urn S A frfO P C iH E K A tti po Republic Newspaper*, Im Seminole County YMCA Family Center will hold a dedication ceremony to unveil its new name. The facility is to be called the J. Douglas Williams WMCA Family Center. Florida State Representative David Mealor as well as dtv and county officials will be on hand for the ceremony beginning at 6:30 p.m. The YMCA is located at 665 Longwood-Lake Mary Road in Lake Mary. For informa­ tion phone 407-855-2430. Eif ^ 9. Managing Editor C irculation Wanda Kourparvdis X \ Editor and Publisher Adm inistration : vs * S Dan Ping © The Longwood City com­ mission will meet at 7 p m. in the commission chambers of City Hall. Among items on the agenda is a review of the millage rates and total property tax revenue. 1 bos tee/ LaA/E h urni«*f Subscription Rates ] U / t i ft Sansnue County $ 11 00 t M u r» « n Serruruie Court/ 1 C , U ) I >sa* n bemnota County I k 00 I rear O ta * f o r a C ourt/ (4 ? IJJ I rear C M tA Male % U 00 Fes we: (407) 323-0401 �T h i H erald Couple celebrates 50 years Edward Ellis and Doris Jackson Goins, Sr. have announced the 50th wedding anniversary celebration and renewing of their vows Sunday, May 29, at 3JO p.m., at Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 2200 Dumaine Street, New Orleans, La. The Rev. Mitchell J. Stevens was the officiate Lighting of the candles were by Jimmie D. Jackson and Dardnella Duplessis. The musical rendition, “Because of Who You Are" was deliv­ ered. Prayer was by Rev. Stevens. Voices of Zion Choir ten* dered the selection “Total Praise". The anniversary celebra­ tion party entered to the ren­ dition of "Center of My Joy." The anniversary couple entered to the rendition of “My Tribute" (To God be the Glory"). Edward Ellis Goins, Jr. escorted his father and Irene Bradley escorted her mother. Soloist Kim Brisnson ren­ dered the beautiful songs “Flesh of my Flesh" and "For Always". Family expressions of love were spoken by Mary J. Fears and Kurt Goins. After the repeating of the renewal vows, Sheralyn Jackson Brinson sang “The Lord's Prayer." The blessing and presentation of the renewed couple was by the officiating minister. Rev. Mitchell Stevens. The Goins left in the reces­ sional to the music of “God will Take Care of You". They received their guests in the fellowship hall of the church immediately following the ceremony. The 50th wedding anniver­ sary celebration of the Goins Sr. reception was held at 6 m. at the Prestige Room, ew Orleans. Emcee for the reception was Christine Jackson Johnson. The celebration party was introduced to the guests with the musical ren­ dition “You Bring out the Best in Me". The presentation of the anniversary couple was m adeto the music of "Evergreen", with soloist R Wednesday. July 6.2005 P age 3;\ K n ig h t ------------- Continued from Page LA Squadron, and active in many dvic groups including the Downtown Business Assodation. Fellow pilot Larry Dale, President and CEO of the Orlando-Sanford International Airport said Don's death will be a "great loss to Sanford and the air­ port. "We used to fly to the Bahamas for breakfast occa­ sionally," Dale said, "and Don would give me refresher courses as we flew." He said the roadway lead­ ing to the airport's rescue and fire station was named in Don's honor, the "Don Knight Lane." Knight was a long-time member of the Sanford Airport Authority. "We will sure miss him," Dale added. "It will be diffi­ cult to fill his shoes." Don and his wife Margaret have owned and operated Knight's Shoe Store since 1969. Sanford Mayor Linda Kuhn described Don Knight as "Mr. Downtown." "He was a great promoter and supporter of Sanford," she said. "This is a great loss to the entire community." Survivors include wife, Margaret: son, Gregory M. Knignt of West Palm Beach; daughter, Donalyn P. Knight of Sanford; sister, Dorothy Stapleton of Apopka. The family will receive friends Wednesday, July 6, from 7 until 9 p.m. at the Collison Family Funeral Home - Gramkow Chapel, 500 E. Airport Blvd. in Sanford. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, July 7, at First Baptist church, 519 Park Avenue in Sanford. Interment will follow at Evergreen Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial dona­ tions may be made to the First Baptist Church Building Fund. Collison family Funeral Homes & Crematory, Gramkow Chapel, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. few thousand boats watched the fireworks from Lake Monroe. She said that although they estimated 175,000 attended the event, that number did not include people outside of Fort Mellon Park, from the hospital to Interstate 4, to Volusia County. "We have a unique stage," Jones said of Lake Monroe. Jones said that people from Wayside, Volusia County, and some as far as Palatka, Palm Coast and St. Augustine trav­ eled by boat and land to attend the event. The weather, which has been a factor in a lot of out­ door activities lately, with an almost record setting June rainfall, was not a factor in the fireworks showcase. "We had an afternoon shower that didn't dampen anyone's spirits," Jones said. "Everybody stuck around and listened to music." The Fourth of July event which is a yearly event in Sanford, brought close to 90,000 people last year. This year's event surpassed the number of spectators by almost double that amount. "We're trying hard to make this the main destination in Central Florida for July Fourth activities," Jones said. Fourth --------Continued from Pag* 1A Dorothy Hall. of a son, Edward Ellis, Jr., The prayer and blessing three daughters, Irene was by Rev. Stevens. After a Bradley, Krystal Bush and Katrice Haisley, two so ns-in­ delicious dinner, the guests law, Darryl Bush and Glen were led in the toast to the couple by Edward Ellis Haisley, Sr., 13 grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Goins, Jr. As the rendition of The Goins says "To God by "My Hero" was the response the Glory for the things He of tne couple. The continuing has done". God has bound of the musical evening, as the two hearts into one forev­ they cut the cake were "Two Hearts Sing" and "Caravan of er. They have nurtured a beautiful family and made Love", to close out an evening of unforgettable cele­ many wonderful friends. They have known joys and bration. The Sanford native, Doris sorrows, but they are satisfied Jackson married Edward Ellis with the whole and have grateful hearts. They took this Goins on May 25,1955 in New Orleans. They met in opportunity to continue New Orleans while she was a praising and thanking God as they celebrated 50 years with student at Xavier University their family and friends. School of Pharmacy. "The Two shall become as Ellis was owner of Goins One" Ephesians 5:31. • and Goins Construction. They are the loving parents Sanford Police Department at the celebration. That arrest happened around 10 p.m. near 3rd Street, and the Sanford resident was charged with disorderly intoxication and resisting an officer with­ out violence. Mayor Linda Kuhn said nothing out of the ordinary happened, which was good. "It was great. The fire­ works were probably some of the better ones that we've had. There was a good turnout. Everything went very smooth," Kuhn said. The event began early Monday evening around 5 p.m. at Fort Mellon Park. To pass the time before the fire­ works display, visitors could be seen relaxing in chairs, dancing and listening to music from Cactus Jack & the Cadillacs and The Redeye Express. Children were entertained by an All-American Kids Zone that included a bounce house and balloon artists. Just after sundown, at about 9:15 p.m., a 23-minute fireworks display began pre­ sented by Zambelli Internationale. City Recreation Manager Lisa Jones said, that at least a B B ees Home Cooking D m llo lo u a H a m m C o o k m d M mmlm A lw m y m O r a m t P r ii 9 H i m f • • B m m it 6 h Im ^ irn e h Hirtlaa at hr *4.25 * 2 . 1 0 ASK ABOUT DAILY SPECIALS! 2511 Sanford Ave., Sanford 407-328-8554 * >Uk 1(1 11 I I I t* » ■ t iff* tf* U fa H a ra w a i U N IT E D ' S fe r f H E R IT A G E $047 Pet Friendly Stored 2 C u .F l B A N K '* ■ ^9 T. ' 160’ ALL-PURPOSE HOSE • Brass couplings • Green or yellow (7080013) 5 MONTH CD 4.25% APY 4 Cycle 30. 20 oz. 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All people are asked to do is enter the store's rewards card program, such as the one's available through Winn Dixie and CVS stores, called Reward Your Style. The only information asked for is your name, address and email. It is not a credit card. With the reward card people receive special offers and discounts via email or snail mail and for every $250 they spend at DSW, they receive a $25 gift card. For the purposes of the give-away peo­ cess in Chicago and they are planning ple must be 18 years or older, because most two other give aways for a total of 900 of DSW's shoe selection is geared toward free pairs of shoes in Central Florida that adults. The store will only give out one day. "We don't expect any less in Florida," ticket per person, and per household and the ticket most be used on that day only. Barefoot said. The two other DSW locations holding There will be no purchase required, but if someone finds more than one show to pur­ the same event are the DSW stores in the chase, he or she will receive the highest Altamonte Mall and in the Millennia Plaza. "If you are a true shoe-lover, we rec­ priced pair of shoes free. DSW will have 25,000 pairs of shoes in ommend getting to the store of your stock that day with over 900 styles. They choice early. With an event like this, we have a junior's section, but there are no expect the crowds to start forming early kids sized shoes at DSW. Their selection at all three Orlando area stores," said includes about 70 percent women's styles Mike Levison, Vice President of Marketing, DSW. and 30 percent men's styles. This one-day event along with the "I've been a DSW shopper since 1998. It's easy, hassle-free, self-service environ­ addition of tne new Sanford store, demonstrates DSW's commitment to ment," Barefoot said. Orlando in bringing the latest shoe fash­ DSW does have sales associates to assist shoppers, but Barefoot said that all ions to the area, a press release said. DSW stores offer a wide selection of the shoes are stocked in the aisle, so that no sales associate is required for people's current brand name and designer dress, casual, and athletic footwear for women shopping pleasure. Barefoot also said not to worry if peo­ and men. They carry some of the same ple miss out on the free give-away, styles found in department stores but because everyone in line will receive with savings that range up to 50 percent below department store regular retail something. "We'll have another nice offer. A prices, everyday. For more information on DSW stores coupon incentive, and goodies will be or their selection of shoes, visit their Web given away," she said. Barefoot said the event was a great suc­ site, www.DSWShoe.com. Guardian program seeks help defending children These adult volunteers are the "eyes and ears" of Seminole County judges, serving as advocates for chil­ dren. Working through Seminole County's Guardian Ad Litem program, they are surrogate parents to almost 400 local children facing uncertainties in a complicated court system that will help shape the direc­ tion of their future. Guardians represent chil­ dren ranging from infants to 18-year-olds who are victims of abuse, abandonment, or family crisis, according to Lorenzo Polk, a guest speaker at the Sanford Optimist Cub. "We represent the chil­ dren," Polk said. "They don't fully understand what goes on with the court system. Keeping the child informed, and making sure the child is properly cared for are our main objectives." Polk told the Optimist d u b that the program is runningshort of volunteers. and correction officers. Currently, about 20 adults "We are looking for caring serve as the children's repre­ people who will provide sentatives. supervision for the kids," The lack of volunteers for Polk said. the children mean Volunteers would many of them may Service Club commit themselves to lack receiving vari­ Connections making the children ous services that an important part of would improve their their lives. lives. Without repre­ Guardians must ini­ sentation, some may tially take a 30-hour fall through the crack training class, and of the court system, then continue educa­ and again, face abuse tion by taking annual or neglect training sessions. "Guardian advo­ Charles Seminole County cates make sugges­ tions to the .judge _ and Jackson has been a state leader help find ways to get with the guardian program, initiating a pilot the services children rogram in 1974. Since then. need," Polk said. "I've seen undreds have served as vol­ so many children messed up unteers for the program. Now because there are no services with growing court cases, the for them." need for volunteers is greater Polk said almost any than ever, Polk said. responsible, caring adult, who consents to a back­ For more information, con­ ground check,can serve as a tact Polk at the Juvenile Justice Center, 407-665-5310. guardian. Ideal candidates THANKS KIWANIS: The mjadtoe& school teachers, Sanford Kiwanis Club recent­ police officers, firefighters olkezS fie Military News Good Neighbor. NORFOLK, Va.-Navy Ensign John J. Creegan, son of Toni Creeegan of Oviedo Fla., and Marine Corp 2nd Lt. Adam C. Millsap, son of Mollie K. Colin of Canyon, Texas and Brad Millsap of Lake Mary Fla, recently graduated from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., and was commissioned to his current rank in the United States Navy. Millsap successfully com­ pleted four years in a Bachelor of Science physical and professional training, resulting in a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in History. 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T h e applicant proposes to withdraw 0.89 million gallons per day of Ground W ater to serve a projected population of 5 , 1 8 4 people in the year 2025, with water for household, commercial/industrial, urban landscape, and water utility type uses. Th e withdrawals used by this proposed project will consist of Ground Water from the Floridan Aquifer via 2 active wells in Seminole County, located in Section(s): 11; Township: 21 South; Range 29 East, known as Apple Valley. T h e file(s) containing each of the above-listed application(s) are available for inspection Monday through Friday except for legal holidays, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m . at the St. Johns River Water Management District Headquarters or the appropriate service center. Written objections to the application m ay be P r im e C o m m e r c i a l R e a l E s ta te made, but should be filed with (received by) the District Clerk, 4049 Reid St., Palatka, Florida 32177-1429, no later than 14 days from the date of publication. Written objections should 500 A S025 . M a p le Ave,Sanford, F lo r id a identify the objector by name and address, and fully describe the objection to the application. Filing a written objection does REAL ESTATE DESCRIPTION not entitle you to a Chapter 120, Florida Statutes, Administrative • Parcel 1 :-It acre, wrtfi W i frontage on US-1792 • Parcel 2: 2i acre, with 6Tt frontage on US-17.S2 Hearing. Only those persons whose substantial interests are lYare/iot/se Space • Parcel 3: 4j acre affected by the application and who file a petition meeting the • Parts! 4: 7t acre and ras one Pre-engneered 5 Commercial Parcels requirements of Sections 120.596 and 120.57, Florida Statutes, steel 6u*Jing *dfi 12.336 ts f and two sub sections and Chapter 28-106, Florida Administrative Code, may obtain |1) 48 z sf aUicned canopy (2) 4 3201 s' deleted canopy Rail Estate to Im • Parcel S: 7i acre and has two butongs an Administrative hearing. All timely filed written objections will offered on Saturday, (1) peengresred bu*tng. and apfra 3252t d be presented to the Board for at 11:00AM (2) ps-fastwd metal «a»s and approi 6 OOOi d Botr. (recede* centred equal appourafet, 15 otytScos V ... ■ ' consideration in its deliberations on application prior to the Board taking action on the application. Restaurant i Machim Shop Equipment Stuart Hiring Liquidation Business Liquidation Sato 10am *Sat, July H • *am# locaton Gloria Lewis, Director, Division of Permit Data Services 1 PM •Friday July 15 Sl. Johns River Water Management District ■•ciiiru, ... Fo« furtliwr ifllorniwtld" PtfVEW 11am 1pm , j T y r ' l . 'I l'J liL L J A U C T IO N 10 AM • Sat. Ju ly 16 10,0001 s.f. 44 1 I / / , A H A IJ S A 1 o r n s I to-m IIM-IW IIX0-RW 15.000-524,94* 525,0001- ly received "thank you" notes from the Head Start 4C pro­ gram and the city of Sanford Recreation Department bas­ ketball program for support­ ing these projects. Bill McQuay announced the let­ ters of gratitude at a recent meeting. McQuay also made an announcement: he's retir­ ing as technical expert (fin­ gerprint guy) of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. McQuay said he may move back down south, and get involved with Kiwanis in that area, where he lived before coming to Central Florida. The Kiwanis Club's Meal on Wheels project continues to be a lifesaver, serving homebound elderly in tne downtown area. Kiwanis pro­ vided this service for five or six years, according to Ron Jemigan, coordinator of the club's program. "It's an important part of our com­ mitment to the community," Jemigan said. "We do it every week." EMPIRE NOTICE GREAT RATES. I I JU N K C A R S W A N TE D t 800-257-4161 WWW tuugenUrt/iarn corn �T he H uuld Wednesday. July 6. 2005 Page 5 \ Obituaries DORA M. BRYANT Dora M. B ryant 70, of Sanford, died Wednesday, June 29,2005. Survivors include sons, Horace Gathers of Lake Mary, Walter L. Bryant Jr., Edwin O. Bryant and Bridge Bryant all of Sanford; daughters Pamela Bryant and Tonnett Bryant of Atlanta; brothers, Earnest Gathers, Jr. of Altamonte Springs and Wilbur Gathers of Sanford; sisters, Florida Young, Rachel Nelson and Betty Vann all of Sanford; 28 grandchildren; 13 great­ grandchildren. Graveside services will be held Saturday, July 9 at 10 a.m. from First Shilon Cemetery. Visitation will be Friday from 5 until 8 p.m. at WilsonEichelberger Funeral Home. Gail k Wynn's Mortuary, in charge of arrangements. MARIAN THERESA FRANKLIN Marian Theresa Franklin, 51, of Orlando, died Friday, July 1, 2005. Bom in Metarie, La., she moved to Central Florida 15 years ago. She was an aide for Home Health Care. Survivors include brothers, Albert Fomace of Bethesda, Md., Jack Fomace of Norristown, Penn., Donald Fomace of Ormond Beach; sis­ ters, Barbara DeGray of Frederick, Md., Michele Sobven of Longwood, and Joan O'Neill of Blue Bell, Penn. Collison family Funeral Homes k Crematory, Winter Park, in charge of arrange­ ments. ORLANDO DEWITT BROWN Orlando Dewitt Brown, 63, of Orlando, died Tuesday, June 28, 2005. Bon in Avon Pak, he moved to Orlando in 1948. He was a machine oper­ ator and a Baptist. Survivors include Charlie Brown of Orlando, Sylvester Brown of New York, Edward Brown of Maitland, Fannie Make W iliams and Optra Louise Brown, both of Orlando, Alvira Mortin of Washington, D.C. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. May 10, 1930 in Long Island, N.Y. He was a real estate agent and a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps. Survivors include brother, Harold Hall. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. EULA MAE MARTIN Eula Mae Martin, 69, of Byrd Avenue, Sanford, died Tuesday June 28, 2005 at Florida South, Orlando. She was bom Jan. 29, 1936 in Sanford. She was a homemak­ er and a Baptist. JOETHA "MAMA JOE" Survivors include son, JONES Joetha "Mama Joe" Jones, Lexie Martin of Orlando; 89, of 12th Street, Sanford, daughter, Johanna Pridgedon died Friday, July 1, 2005 at of Baltimore, Md.; brothers, Central Florida Regional Charlie Martin, Rev. Eddie Hospital. Bom April 7,1916 in martin and Willie Martin, all B o s t o n , of Sanford; sister, Ruthie Mae Ga., she Williams of Sanford; 10 grand­ moved to children. Funeral services will be LEO D. GALLAGHER Sanford Leo D. Gallagher, 76, of over 50 held Saturday, July 9 at 11 a.m. Orlando, died Sunday, July 3, years ago. at Mount Zion M.B. Church 2006 at Florida Hospital She was a with Rev. Dr. W.F. Williams, astor. Viewing will be Friday, East, Orlando. He was bom in d o m e s tic Deerfield, Ohio. He was a sol­ uly 8 from 4 until 8 p.m. at worker in dier and a member of ri v a te W i l s o n - E l c h e l b e r g e r American legion, D.A.V., omes. She Mortuary. V.F.W., and 87tn Airborne. Wilson-Eichelberger was a Survivors include wife, member of New Mt. Calvary Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in Patricia Gallagher of Missionary Baptist Church in charge of arrangements. Lockhart; stepsons, Anthony Sanford. Gallagher of Pittsburg, Pena, CHARLES A. McAULIFFE Survivors include son, Edward Gallagher of Florida; Ralph Burke of Rochester, Charles A. McAuliffe, 88, of daughter, Karen Gallagher of N.Y.; brother Redding Burke Winter Park, died Thursday, Altamonte Springs; brother, of Syracuse, N.Y.; three grand­ June 30, 2005. Bom in Bronx, Edward Gallagher of children; eight great-grand­ N.Y., he moved to Central Oklawaha; several grandchil­ children; eight great-great Florida in 1965. He was an dren. electrical engineer and a mem­ grandchildren. Funeral services are pend­ Funeral services will be ber of St. Margaret Mary ing. held Saturday, July 9, at 11 Catholic Church. Collison Family Funeral a.m. at New Mt. Calvary Survivors include wife Homes k Crematory, Howell Missionary Baptist Church, Aileen McAuliffe of Winter Branch Chapel, Winter park, 1115 West 12th Street in ark; sons, Charles E. in charge of arrangements. and Robert Sanford with Rev. Ricky Scott 6 cAuliffe officiating. Visitation will be DOUGLAS WALSH HALL Friday, July 8 from 4 until 8 Douglas Walsh Hall, 75. of p.m. at Sunrise Funeral Home Longwood, died Thursday, Chapel. June 30, 2005. He was bom Sunrise Funeral Home, E Oaklawn Memorial Park FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY a McAuliffe, both of Winter Park, Mark McAuliffe, John McAuliffe, James McAuliffe and William McAuliffe, all of Orlando. Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 5, at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church with Father Richard M. Walsh offi­ ciating. Burial was in Glen Haven Memorial Park. Donations may be made to Hospice of the Comforter or St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church. Collison Family Funeral Homes k Crematory, Winter Park, in charge of arrange­ ments. MADELYN M. MEKLER Madelyn M. Mekler, 82, of Sanford, died Sunday, July 3, 2005 in Orlando. She was bom Sept. 11, 1922 in Cordell, Ga. She was a registered nurse. Survivors include daugh­ ters, Barbara Murphy and Sherrie Ferrell; son, James Mekler; six grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Visitation will be Thursday, July 7 from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m with funeral services fol­ lowing at 11 a.m. at Nativity Catholic Church. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. EMMA LOU MIKELL Emma Lou Mikell, 66, of Main Street, Sanford, died Sunday, July 3, 2005 at Central Florida "‘“gional Hospital in Sanfor Bom Sept.4, 1938 in Statesboro, Ga., sne moved to Sanford over 30 years ago. She was a homemaker. Survivors include husband, Alton Jenkins, Sr. of Sanford; daughters, Priscilla O'Neal and Tammy Mikell, both of Sanford; son. Alton Mikell of Sanford; sisters, Eva Rock of Statesboro, Ga., Elizabeth Mikell of Sanford and Alice Green of Gainesville; brothers, Paul Mikell and Charlie Mikell, both of Statesboro, Ga.; 13 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday, July 9, at 11 a.m. at Calvary Temple of Praise, 2020 McCracken Road, Sanford. Visitation will be Friday, July 8 from 4 until 8 p.m. at Sunrise Funeral Home Chapel. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. EULA MAE TRIPLETT Eula Mae Triplett, 64, of Altamonte Springs, died Saturday, July 2, 2005. Bom in Hogansville, Ga,, she moved to Central Florida in 1958. She worked in environmental services for Winter Park Towers and was a member of Mt. Moriah M.B. Church. Survivors include daugh­ ters, Madonna Nyiam of New York, Bonita Triplett of Orlando, Jackie Zanders of Winter Park and Tamara Triplett of Longwood; sisters, Alice P. Allison and Lucille Curry, both of Winter park, Jo Ann Perkins of Eatonville; brothers, Willie P. Allison of Orlando, Albert D. Ellison of Dalton, Ga., David E. Allison of Maitland; three grandchil­ dren; nine great-grandchil­ dren. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. B R IS S O N FU N ER AL H O M E Serving Central Florida Since 1954 “A Friend When You Really Need One O ur s ta ff has o v e r 90 yrs. o f experie nce serving fam ily w ishes & needs. C om pare us to anyone fo r afforda bility a n d reputation, CEMETERIES 46A k Rinehart Rd. AND FUNERAL HOMES JK T 24 Hrs. 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Services plus: casket, urn, book, folders, thank you cards, DVD ALL INCLUDED SIMPLE CREMATION NO SERVICE $505. �P a g e 6A T he H erald Wednesday. July 6. 2005 County searches for money to fund commuter rail By Stave Paradis Herald Staff SANFORD — Over the next month, Seminole County will work on ways to pay $15 million extra for a proposed commuter rail service linking Central Florida communities. The Board of County Commissioners heard a brief­ ing June 28 on where that money might come from, and it affirmed again long-held support for the rail system in Seminole County. Representatives from the Florida Department of Transportation, or FOOT, will attend the July 26 county commission meeting. They will present the proposed commuter rail system and request a county resolution to participate in the system's funding. Cost estimates from the FOOT for Seminole County's portion of the rail system is $39 million. Five million dol­ lars are needed in the coming fiscal year with the remaining in fiscal year 2006-2007. The dilemma results from the fact that staff worked out two scenarios in March to fund the local part of the proj­ ect at $24 million. Since then FDOT has raised its estimate to $39 million. There are some options for solutions, according to county engineer Jerry McCollum. The county received the new estimate just three weeks ago, he said. The cities may have to share the costs. FDOT has met with the cities to explain the proposal. Stations are proposed for Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood and Altamonte Springs before continuing into Orange and Osceola counties. One bright spot is that the Lake Mary station is planned Parking restrictions begin on 1st Street system. A second option would be to secure a State Infrastructure Bank loan. The county would make a request for a loan with a proposed interest rate, McCollum said. The repayment source would still be the 1991 sales tax fund. The third option would be to make an interfund advance from the 2001 sales tax fund to the 1991 fund. between the money allotted and the new estimate include getting matching state funds, using a state loan program or transferring money between the penny sales tax enacted by voters in 1991 and 2001. McCollum told commis­ sioners that the states Transporation Regional Incentive Programs may be used to get matching money from the state to reduce the county's local share of the rail for property that the county already owns at Lake Mary Boulevard and Country Club Road. That could shave $2 million off the cost. Right now the situation is very speculative, McCollum told the county commission­ ers. He hopes to have a better idea by the July 26 meeting on costs and any other sav­ ings that might take place. The options now to make up the $15 million difference Over the next 15 years, all projects would still be com­ pleted with whatever option is chosen. County Chairman Carlton Henley asked if there might be money left from $40 mil­ lion set aside for sidewalks. Other funding sources have helped save money from that fund, maybe as much as $8 million. McCollum said $4 million of that, however, is set for the pedestrian overpass at L0 UlE'S Improving Home Improvement* 1 /2 "x 4 'x e '4 -P ty8 h M tN n g Plywood •15/32’ actual thickness *Usa for roof*, walls, subfloors when used under undedayment •Construction grade panels *12247 10% o ff* O w e n s C o m in g 30-year shingle bundles. Y O U R C H O IC E $ 3 3 7 im s m *109 IH $24 IH e a ch 2Bx 41x 8*Treated SVP Oakridge Laminate Shingle 6-Panel Steel Entry Door Unit *46905 •Tough, laminated construction •Enhances curt appeal *UL Clasa-A fire and wind resistance rating •Ready for lockaet and deadbolt •Primed and ready to paint *Ready-to-lnstall door with frame *Lockset sold separately "2 Hour Parking 9 A.M. - 6 P.M." signs were installed this week on 1st Street from Oak Avenue to 5anford Avenue and on Palmetto Avenue and Park Avenue between 2nd Street and Commercial Avenue. Signs were also installed on Magnolia Avenue between 2nd Street and Magnolia Square. The signs are being covered until installation is complete. Parking restrictions are not cur­ rently planned on 2nd Street or Commercial Avenue. The signs were uncovered early Tuesday morning July 5, and the Sanford Police Department began enforce­ ment. 24*. 28", 30", 32", 30" 6-Panel Molded Interior Door Slab •1-3/8’ thick molded construction •Primed and ready to paint *10973, 10974, 10975. 10976, 10977 tidudaa n w W i with S-S/1S* Jamba special values 5 days only! July 7-11 Park Closes Due to Rainfall Seminole County Parks and Recreation has closed the Mullet Lake Park boat ramp and camping facility due to the large amounts of recent rain­ fall. Mullet Lake Park is located at State Road 46 and Mullet Lake Park Road in the eastern portion of the county. The facility is expected to remain closed until water levels recede. All other parks and boat ramps are operating normally. International Parkway and Lake Mary Boulevard. Commissioner Brenda Carey said the county has missed opportunities to get a commuter rail funded in the past. She made a motion to show a consensus from the board about the rail system. 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Sunday Ham - 6pm lee ■**■»** *• «jM Ib tm 4*mm tm I**J **'* (png m 9m •uj*e>*mi m mm>uM *m^ » p «« mm (u, Nn* • vt-m-jm .a*J m*J y/’ fwsat mrn 9m » ymmumi M lb m * rnjmrm* rn*i l*m "**• >*Osr !*,«<««« M t-mmf t mmvstajpl m |*m |<*a 4- *****J ti ax Pmmgm* *e* *,*mnm• ~m*t mm*! km-m mm* «h*ja sj* I » fctA#p«a 4on* ym-M *mm%A* ./«• • �Page IB M idweek July 6-7,2005 Sports SAC sending three to A ll-Star G am e Briefs JUNIOR GOLF CLINIC Mayfair Country Chib in Sanford will be holding Junior Golf Clinic'a, fea­ turing FCA Instruction, every Wednesday in the month of July, 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th, from 9 a m. to 11 a.m. followed by a free lunch, hot dogs, chip# and drink, from 11 a m to noon. The clinics are free to Sanford Juniors ages 10-to17 and $50 for nonSanford residents. SOCCER FLAYERS WANTED Players are needed for an U-9 Boys Premier Soccer Team, that will be holding tryouts for a move up to U-10 status this sea­ son. For information call Matt at 407-32S-9913. CASSELBERRY MATCHING GRANT PROGRAM The City of Casselberry is proud to announce the 2005 Community Matching Grant Program. The purpose of the grant is to empower citizenbased organizations to enhance the overall quali­ ty of life in their commu­ nities through citizen and government partnerships. The grant program pro­ vides neighborhood based groups, citizen partner­ ships and non-profit organizations access to funding of up to $5,000 to implement small capital improvement projects that provide a neighborhood or community-wide benefit. Projects must be within the incorporated City of Casselberry boundaries. Organizations must also match the requested grant amount 100% through a combination of volunteer hours, cash contribution and/or in-kind donations. Applications are due on Julv 20, 2005. For more information about the 2005 Community Matching Grant Program, please call 407.262.7720, email programsOcasselberry.org or visit www.casseberry.org. Applications are available online at www.casselberry.org. AJAX SUMMER COED TRAINING CAMPS Ajax Orlando, the exclu­ sive American affiliate of European professional soc­ cer club 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 districts. At developmental day camps players receive a sample of the same wellrounded soccer education that is taught at Ajax's world-famous youth acad­ emy in The Netherlands. The curriculum includes See Briefs, Page 2B By Own Smith rfOfwu own To say Seminole County will be repre­ sented well in next week's Major League All-Star Game In Detroit would be quite an understatement. Seminole County athletes made a great impression on the voters and coaches the past week and when all was said and done over the weekend, the Seminole Athletic Conference will have three players on the rosters. Lake Brantley will have a pair of rep­ resentatives in Boston Red Sox catcher and Captain Jason Varitek and Cincinnati Reds shortstop Felipe Lopez, while Sanford and Seminole High's Outdoor Games to debut in Central Florida tion may have been a groundswefl from Sanford fans as an anonymous e-mail was sent out last week urging locals to vote for one of their own, and it defi­ nitely worked. Eckstein will be making the first AllStar appearance of his career. It marks the third consecutive year that the left side of the infield has been started by S t Louis Cardinals as Scott Rolen was elected at third despite missing much of the early season with an injury. In 2002 and 2003 Edgar Renteria, who left to sign with Boston, and Rolen have patrolled the left side of the diamond. That Varitek is the starting catcher in Eckstein, Varitek, Lopez to play in mid-summer classic own David Eckstein will also made the team in his first year with the St. Louis Cardinals. Varitek and Eckstein, a shortstop, both won at their respective positions in nationwide fan voting, while Lopez was selected by National League Manager Tony LaRussa of the Cardinals. Eckstein beat out the Dodgers' Cesar Izturis in what was a close vote all the way to the finish. His final margin turned out to be more than 570,000 votes, but it wasn't dear that Eckstein would end up on top until the rosters were revealed. Eckstein, who was released by the Angels in the off-season before signing with the Cardinals, trailed Izturis by over 700,000 votes entering the final week of the season, but the voters really came to the aid of the fan favorite. Part of the reason for Eckstein's elec­ Sec All-Stars, »Page 2B First place on the line K raze, K rush return hom e SpeeW to the Hereto Whizzing arrows, flying dogs, the crack of gun fire, revving engines and the growl of chainsaws will fill the air as ESPN's Great Outdoor Games presented by Dodge takes over Disney's Wide World of Sports ™ Complex and Tenoroc Shooting Sports and Training Facility this week (July 7-10). A new event to central Florida, the Games bring a new level of excitement and energy to Orlando's already buzzing entertainment scene. The ESPN Great Outdoor Games are the ultimate cham­ pionship in outdoors sports. The toughest outdoors athletes in the world gather for four days of Intense competition with hopes of earning medals, fame, prizes and the glory of being a champion. And the stakes are huge with over S ts Outdoors, Pag* 2B Special to the Hereto SANFORD — Sanford's two entries in the PDL soccer league, the Central Florida Kraze and Central Florida Krush, will both return home this weekend for games after a short break. The Krush women suffered their first loss of the season to the Northern Virginia Majesties at home two week­ ends ago. The Krush scored the only goal in the first half when Angie Olson scored from an assist by Kim Montgomery 42 minutes into the game. The score was tied 73 minutes in — »■ — »-*■ — n m i m p n o t o u y *j»*n w u m What has become in a very short time a heated rivalry, the defending Florida Collegiate League champion Sanford River Rats and the 2004 runner-up Daytona Beach Barracudas, will battle tonight (Wednesday) at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium at 7 p.m. with the first place on the line. Through July 2nd, Daytona Beach was 10-5 and held a 1/2-game lead over Sanford, wMeh Is now 8-4 after splitting a doubleheader wfth the Orlando Snappers at Tinker Field on Saturday, Orlando winning the opener 4-3 and the River Rats coming back to win the nightcap 13-7. It is going to be a very busy week for the league as it tries to make up for the recent ralnouts. Sanford Is also scheduled to be at home to host Winter Park on Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 5 p.m. Check the leegue website at www.noridaleague.com for more Information. Krush pUyer Dena Floyd- , It looked as though the game would enter overtime when Jill Porto assisted by Ashley Banks scored in the 90th minute Sec Soccer, Page 2B The (Red) Drum beat marches on By Captain David Rogers Special to the Herald Photo courtesy of AAA H m gw IM Saltwater Charters Captain Dave Rogers (left) and John Thompson of Chulota show off the 44-pound red that took them for a ride for over an hour last week. “Hom e of the Patriots” GEORGE A HELM, III A liberty C hristian School U t io k n f y a t L I h it In J k iM l l h i l l t I h r - 1ash* IIIThilh ix o p c t Ci m n S upport C mii i) C t Mom Vl PY Rl A'iONAIII i R a ii Y Ei rxrou Paymi-vi O pi ions l(i Yl ARS T kiai E xpI kii Ask About Largo Order Discount !»l//ii & Ilimi'MKikN \ _ / (FEED STOM HOURS R Y O U) FATHER'SDAW B ring Pop Out For Pizza ‘ c a u s z you t w w • 4« You 're not aland, w e can help! f f ic e s Lake M ary, HALF TIM E” thi way to Dai/ i H eart! I I Purchase Any Pizzs at Rsguler Menu Price, n n m r I Get a Second Pizza of Equal or Lesser Value for i l t l l f E I N O T VALID W ITH O TH ER O FFER S M UST P R ES E N T CO U P O N h 1 W 3590 U.S. HIGHWAY 17-92, LANE MARY 2626 Palmetto Ave. Sanford, FL 32773 O Now Serving B m rA W kn Suntay-Thunfcy* 11im - 10pm Frtfry & 8iturdiy» 11nn •11pm NCI C all us for your free consultation ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -1 5 8 3 See Fishing, Page 2B “Look What's Cookin' in Your Neighborhood a w Enrolling students K-4 through 12th grade. Mention this ad and receive 1/2 off enrollment fee Can you hear it? The sound of the mighty Red Drum. The thumping grunt of the redfish continues to be very common in the Mosquito Lagoon and Indian River and this past week was no excep­ tion. John Thompson of Chulota managed to bang the drum for 61 minutes. Yes it was a 44 pound monster drum and the fish was full of energy. The fish towed the boat all over the water trying to find a way to break free. Little did he know we just wanted a picture. It really didn't seem to matter to the big bull. This guy pulled us around well over a mile. I had to crank the engine six or seven times to get line back on the spool. There must of been steroids in the water. Normally in the summer a big fish will only fight about 20 or 30 minutes. The reel was spooled with 4/15 Power Pro line. This line is virtually indestructible. This fish would not give up. John would get him to the boat and there he went. This bull was doing what he wanted and there was nothing we could do about it, except go along for the ride. Finally after many runs the fish came to the boat and we landed him. John and his mother Sylvia F l o r id a www.liberty-palriots.org. l �Page 2B Jut) 6-7, 2005 Outdoors Continued from Page IB $550,000 up for grabs. Roaring A T V s , leaping dogs and intense timber action highlight the five exciting new events that will debut this year. Four Wheel Frenzy, Terracross, The Launch, Hot Zone and Superjack will thrill fans as they take center stage at Disney's Wide World of Sports ™ Complex. The competition will be fierce as old favorites defend their titles, and newcomers fight for their chance to achieve Great Outdoor Gaines victo­ ries. Names to watch include Jeff Skirvin, a first time competitor in Timber Ryan Hadden, U.S. Army Marksman in the Shotgun competition; Josh Peering in Archery; Nancy IGeiruuns and Jimmy Dean — a Sheltland Sheep dog — com­ peting in the Agility competition for small dogs. Also on hand will be 2004 Olympic skeet team member Shawn Dulohery, who will make his debut at this year's Games in the Shotgun com­ petition. May the best man or woman win! ESPN's Great Outdoor Gamps are one of the few sports championships that pit women against men. In the Sporting Dogs, Archery, Rifle, Shotgun and ATV events, men and women will compete in head to head battles to be named number one in '.It-' outdoor competition. You can be a part of the action too as ESPN's Great Outdoor Games offers an interactive vil­ lage that brings everyone doser to the Games. Guests who attend can visit the event's interac­ tive village and enjoy Dodge and Kawasaki dis­ plays, miniature speed climbing poles, a log rolling tank, live entertainment, music and more. Leading all-time medalist J.R. Salzman is pumped about this year's Gaines. Salzman has been a part of ESPN's Great Outdoor Games since its inception at Lake Placid, N.Y., in 2000. Competing in the Timber events; Salzman has earned a total of 12 medals — tied for the alltime lead with David Bolstad of Taumarunui, New Zealand. Competitors in both the rifle and shotgun events will experience world-class facilities as they compete at Tenoroc Shooting Sports and TYaining Facility. Tenoroc covers 170 acres and has several shooting ranges to accommodate cious parking lot and a covered nne range, ine property is three miles northeast of Lakeland ana is surrounded by the sprawling 7300-acre Tenoroc Fish 4t Wildlife Management Area, which is owned by the Florida Fish fc Wildlife Conservation Commission. Fans can catch the Great Outdoor Games live July 7-10, at Disney's Wide World of Sports ™ Complex and Tenoroc Shooting Sports and Training Facility. Admission to the 2005 Great Outdoor Games at Disney's Wide World of Sports ™ Complex is $5 per person per day, with children 10 and under free. Admission to Tenoroc Shooting Sports and Training Facility is free. Re-entry is allowed each day. Tickets can be purchased at the door the day of the event The Games will be aired on ESPN and ABC Sports July 14-17. For more Information visit tvww.greatoutdoorgames.com. Soccer Seminole High School's David Eckstein (Mt) wtHbe making hie first All-Star appearance when tw starts at shortstop for the National League, while former Lake Brantley star Jason Varttek (right) wM be mak­ ing his second appearance, and first start, for the American Leagua. All-Stars the 2005 World Series. Back on May 4, Lopez was The American League Allslotted into the starting lineup Star Team will include six play­ for good, but at second base. After Aurilia went down with a ers who are elected starters for the first time, Including Ortiz, hamstring injury on May 11, Lopez became the team's regu­ who drew the most votes of any player in baseball with lar shortstop. Since then, he's become 4,138,141. Other first-time win­ arguably the No. 1 shortstop in ners of fan balloting indude Ortiz's teammates, Varitek and the National League. Nearing the break, Lopez sits Damon; first baseman Mark atop the list of shortstops in the Teixeira of the Texas Rangers; National League in most statis­ and the double-play combina­ tion of the Baltimore Orioles, tical categories. Heading into Sunday's selection, he had six second baseman Brian Roberts and shortstop Miguel Tejada. more home runs than any shortstop in the league (14), 14 Other elected starters are third baseman Alex Rodriguez of the more RBIs (48), ana his slug­ New York Yankees and out­ ging percentage was 49 points fielders Vladimir Guerrero of higher (.565). the Los Angeles Angels of The 25-year-old Lopez, who was one of thtj first five players Anaheim and Manny Ramirez "taken In 'the draft in 1998, final- of the Red Sox. Lee, a first-time All-Star, led developed into the player all National League players e Reds thought they were with 3,560316 votes, edging getting in 2002, when they Albert Pujols (3,455,017) of the acquired him from the Blue St. Louis Cardinals. Other NL Jays as part of a four-team starters are catcher Mike Piazza trade. It was three years in the of the New York Mets; second making, but it was only a mat­ baseman Jeff Kent of the Los ter of time before Lopez made Angeles Dodgers; Eckstein; his mark in the Reds organiza­ third baseman Scott Rolen of tion. the Cardinals; and outfielders Now, the 25-year-old Lopez will have All-Star experience to Bobby Abreu of the Philadelphia Phillies, Jim pass on to other players. Edmonds of the Cardinals and Central Honda will have a Carlos Beltran of the Mets. Lee, third starter in the game as Eckstein and each of the three Orlando’s Johnny Damon of outfielders are first-time win­ the Boston Red Sox will be ners of fan balloting. starting in the AL outfield. Ortiz drew the most online Red Sox designated hitter votes of any player with David Ortiz and Chicago Cubs 3,629,492, while Lee also led first baseman Derrek Lee, the American League and National National Leaguers in online League leading vote-getters, votes with 3,277,475. respectively, were among the The 76th All-Star Game will be televised nationally by FOX other winners of fan balloting Sports and around the world who will start at the 76th AllStar Game, to be played July 12 by Major League Baseball International, with pre-game at Comerica Park in Detroit, it ceremonies beginning at 6 p m. was announced today. ESPN Radio will provide exclu­ For the third consecutive sive, national radio coverage, year, the outcome of the Major Continued from Page IB while MLB.com will provide League Baseball All-Star Game Ajax-specific drills and match will have an impact on postsea­ extensive online coverage and strategy, as well as both small­ MLB Radio will provide exclu­ son play, as the team that rep­ sided competitions and full­ sive play-by-play coverage of resents the winning League in sided games led by AFC Ajax the Midsummer Classic on the this year's All-Star Game will trainers from Amsterdam and Internet. have home field advantage in local coaching staffs. Details concerning the dates and loca­ tions of the Central Honda 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 w in their understanding of game while meeting new Armed Security and friends. The Camps are as follows: Investigation Services July 11 - 15 at Austin-Tindall provided to Private Regional Park in Kissimmee. / Communities, Commercial July II - 15 at US National Establishments, Apartment Training Center in Clermont. July 18 - 22 at Tmtwood Buildings, Government Park in Winter Springs. Agencies and Individuals. Owned and operated July 25 - 29 at Lake Island by Retired N.Y.C. Police. Park in Winter Park. Every player will be evaluat­ ed using the Ajax TI PS (tech­ G re g o ry Q u in n - President nique, insight, personality and speed) Model. Player evalua­ Jo s e p h C o n n o lly - Vice President tions are entered into the pro­ prietary Ajax Scouting Compendium for periodic Florida License # A2400335 and B2400271 review directly by AFC Ajax P.O. Box 950142 * Lake Mary, F L 32795-0142 scouts and trainers More information on Ajax ( h tan J o soccer sciionU and T e l : 4 0 7 .3 2 4 .3 7 1 8 developmental t r a in in g tamps can be found al wwwajaxorF a x : 4 0 7 .3 2 4 .3 7 1 9 Undo us or by #•mailing **• Continued from Page IB the American League should be of no surprise to anyone as he is regarded as one of the best defensive catchers in the game. He is a sturdy force behind the plate, never giving way to oncoming base runners and always spending plenty of preparation time poring over saiuting reports. Perhaps his defensive abili­ ties underrate how good Varitek has become offensively. Through 241 at-bats, Varitek is hitting .307 with 13 homers and 34 RBIs. This will be his first elected start as a catcher for the AL AllStar team. It is the second time in his career that he has been selected as an All-Star. ‘He'li also the first Boston Red Sox catcher to be voted as a starter since Carlton Fisk in 1980. That Lopez even had a shot at making the team is some­ thing of a miracle as he began the season as a reserve on the Reds. Lopez, who will be making his first appearance at the AllStar Game, began the season by splitting time with Rich Aurilia. He had played well enough in Spring Training to be considered for the starting role. But come Opening Day, he was on the bench. Lopez made the most of the scant playing opportunities he received in tne season's first month. And by the time he launched his first career grand slam on April 27 in Chicago, it was becoming clear he deserved a regular spot in the lineup. ft Briefs M id -C ity S p e cia l S e rv ice K ir r s tlio o k U a ja x o f la / id o u s Confinttcd from Page IB securing the win for the Majesties. Tne Kruah will be in action for the first time since the loss when they host the Atlanta SUverbacka at Krush stadium this Sunday (July 10) at 7 p.m. The Kraze men, meanwhile, fell victim to the top ranked Richmond Kidcers Future as they were edged out in a close game, 1-0, in front of 300 fans two weeks ago. In a scoreless first half the Kraze challenged the Kickers by earning seven corner kicks to their and out-shooting the Kickers 10 to 6. seventy played[seeIn a more < as though ond half itI appeared <. . overtime was'eminent untilline i 83rd minute when Cristian Neagu assisted by Francis McCorkle scored, securing the win for the Kickers. Catch the Kraze in action this Saturday (July 9) at 7 p.m. when the Kraze host Ajax at Kraze stadium at Seminole Soccer Complex. Lbgais The night will also be mili­ tary Hometown Heroes Night. Come show your appreciation and support as the Central Florida Kraze honor all our local men and women who protect our freedom, both at nom e 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... aa the Kraze have some amazing surprises in store! For more information, please call 407-682-KICK! To get to Kraze/Krush Stadium in the Seminole Soccer Complex, take 1-4 to Lake Mary Btvd., exit 98. TUm left onto Lake Mary Btvd. TUm right onto Markham Woods Road. 1\im left onto Markham Road. Krush Stadium at Seminole Soccer Complex is 200 yards on the right Game Day Tickets for both the Kraze and Krush are $7 for Adults, $4 for College/Military and S3 for Youth For more information you can also check out the website at www.krazesoccer.com. Fishing Continued from Page IB have been with me several times, but this was the fish they had been looking to catch This was a moment that will last a lifetime. The trout bite continues to be strong. There are a lot of small trout. It seems like one out of L eg a ls every six is a keeper. Rip tide 3-inch mullet is working great on trout Top water ia good too and a lot of fun. Book now for July at www.aaahawgwildcharters.co m or call 407-4054)819. Tight lines and Good fishing Captain David Rogers - AAA Hawgwlld Saltwater Charters. L eg als L eg als at lar Tbs NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, M MELENOA J EM H STO N OR RICHARD 8 CASSELBER­ RY toe hotter of fte Mowing ) ha* Nad (ted e*ri) tor a t o ttoad to ba laauad toaraon. Tha catSScaia number)*) and year)*) of laauanca, to* daactlpBon of tha proparty, and tha nam ed) to which K waa aaaaaaad War# aa N O TICE IS HEREBY QJVEN, that MELENOA J EOM tSTON OR RICHARD S CASSELBER­ RY toa holder of toa tnSrrwtnQ oarMcatafi) he* Ned aaid oar•Seated) tor a lax dead to ba laauad toereon. The oarttocato number(a) and yaar(a) of laauanca . toa tteacripiuo of toa preparty, and Ste nam ed) In which t waa aaaaaaad ia/ara aa NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tote MELENOA J EOMtSTON OR RICHARD S CASSELBER­ RY toa hoidar of to* toSowtng contacted) ha* Mad a td car•Seated) tor a tax dead to b* laauad toereon. The cartMcate number(a) and yaard) of laauanca. toa deacripaon of toa property, and to* nam ed) In which N was aaaaaaad la/ar* aa NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV EN that MELENOA J EOM ISTON OR RICHARD S CASSELBER­ RY toa hotoar oI to* toSowtng carttocated) has Ned said car•Seated) tar a tax dead to ba laauad toaraon. Tha carttocal* num berd) and yaard ) of laauanca. to* daau torion of to* property, and toa nam ed) In which Nwi CER ttFIC ATS NO: M 0 YEAR OP ISSUANCE: 1MB C IR m n C A T I NO: *93 YEAR O F ISSUANCE: 19M C IR T F IC A T B NO: SM YEAR O F ISSUANCE: IM S CER TIFICA TE NO: 747 YEAR O F ISSUANCE: IS M PARCEL ID# 25-19-30-5AI0917-0030 PARCEL 10# 2S -19-30-5050600-0030 PARCEL 10# 35-19-30-5070000-0090 PARCEL ID# 3to19-30*515OK00-0560 Description of Proparty: LO TS 3 1/2 O F VACD ALLEY A 0J ON S BLK 9 Tfl 17 SEMI­ NOLE PARK PB 2 PQ 75 Daacnpaon of Property: LEO LO T 3 f)LK 5 M EISCHS SUBO PB 3 PQ 84 Description ot Proparty: LO TS 9 A 12 AMENDED PLAT ELNORA SQUARE DB 113 PO 4S2 Description of Property: LEO LO TS 56 57 58 ♦ 59 (LESS W ISO F T) BLK K A 0 CHAP­ PELLS SUBO PB 1 PQ 71 Namaa In which aaaaaaad: ROSA WILLFORO. FRANCES Y STRICKLAND Name* In M ELTON DURANT J R . VERIENE DURANT Name* in which assessed R UTH COHEN E TA L A l of laid proparty being to to* County of Samnoto. State of A l of aaid property being to toa County ot Seminote. State of Florida. AN of said property being in to* County ol Sammoto. State of Florida. AN of sard proparty bamg in toa County of Saminote. Stale of Florida. Unteaa auch cartMcated) ahal ba radaamad accordtog to Im , toa propariy tteat iftart to auch canScaatia) w « ba add to toa hagheat bidder at toa waat to rt door, Sam,no*# County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on Unlaaa auch carttocated) aha# ba radaamad according to taw, toe property daat rtoad In auch certificated) was ba aold to toa Nglust bidder it the w on front door, Seminole County Courthouaa, Sanford. Florida, on Unteaa auch carttocated) shaft ba redeemed according to law, toa property daaertoad In auch carttocated) wil ba sold u toa highlit bidder it the west front door, Seminole County Courthouaa. Sanford. Florida, on Unteaa auch certificated) shaN ba radaamad according to law, to* property deathbed In such certificated) w* ba told to toa highaat bidder al to* waat front door. Saminote County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on Monday, AUG UST OS, IM S . at 111 Monday. A U G U ST OS. 2000. at 11 00am Monday. AUG UST OS, M M . at 1100am. Monday. AUG UST 06, 2009 at 1100am Paymant of Sate tea, appacabte documentary damp taxaa and racordng tea# a n required to ba paid by toa auccaaaful biddar at toa aato. Ful payment ot an amount aqual to toa hghaai bad ia dua within 24 hour* after toa advartaad aim# of sate A l paymant* ahal ba caah or guarantaad inatrumant, mad* payable to tha Clerk ol tha Circuit Court Paymant ol Sate tea. appkeabte documentary stamp taxaa and recording tee* are required to be paid by toa aucceaaful bid­ der at toe aala. Fu l paymant oI an amount aqual to toa highaat bid ia dua within 24 hours after to* advertised am# ot *ai*. A l paymant* shaX ba cash or guar­ anteed instrument, mad* payable to the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Paymant of Sate la*, appkeabte documentary stamp taxes and recordtog teas are raquved to be paid by to* aucceastii bid­ der al toa aala. Fu l payment ot an amount aqual to toa highaat bid i* dua Witom 24 hour* after toa advertised ttm* of aala AN paymant* trial ba caah or guar­ anteed instrument. made payable to the Clerk ol tha O cu X Court Payment of Sate tea, applica­ ble documentary stamp taxaa and recording tea* are required to be pax! by the lucceaalU ted­ der al to* *ate FuN paymant of an amount aqual to to* hrghaat bad a dua within 24 hours after tha advartaed km* of aala. Al payment* shaN be caah or guaranlaad instrument. mad* payable to the Clark oI to* Circuit Court a4aN Namaa to which aaaaaaad: LUTHER DELAINEY HEIRS Dated on 6/23/2005. Dated on 0/23/2005. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E C IR CUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD rwtejfv cigfk PubAah: June 29. 2005 and July 5.13. 20. 2005 R173 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E C IR C U IT CO URT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD deputy Clark Publish June 29. 2005 and July 6. 13, 20. 2005 R174 .. Dated on S/23/2005. A Dated on S/23/2005. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E C IR C U IT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clerk Pubkah: Jin s 29. 2005 and July 6. 13. 20. 2005 RI75 SPEAK . . **o * » «e.* m t r MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E CIRCUI1 COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOfllOJ by GERALDINE HARFORD Q#DUtv Clerk Publish June » . 2005 and Jut) 8. 13. 20. 2005 R178 _ SPANISH MANANA! j F or English •French •G erm an Italian Portugese •20 others Conversational Fluency begins with the very first lesson. Start M a n a n a at the Inlingua9 C en ter or at your office or hom e. Also languages for business & health care. 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FiA payment of an amours equal to vw rvghesl bd e due eS w i 24 hours artsr toe *7.ert(ed wne of sate A l payments the# 8e caeh or guararwed nstrument made payaoie to toe Clerk of toe Groat C o a t Short order coca expd only, bretodato 4 u x n Appry n parson. Sam-Ppm 2511 South Sartortf Ave. SarSoTO Room For Rant: Sanford A m , free cable, washer/dryer, cocfsng prvtogee StOQtok. 321282-8118 93— R o o m s For Ren t Jury rv i 4 am APPLY NOW - Rckidentul A. Muki-Fzmtlv Rough A Trim c ro n zod sun canung Top Hourly Pay A Bent Piece Rm c s m Orlando1 n T " * S 1877(447-1950 W'e provide co. trueLi. took, pboaes. uniform, pud health lnx. vacation. A holiday pay Overtime pay for piece «orfc_ Cant Mike Adams L e c a ls HIGH & LOW ELECTRIC, Inc. _______ (407) 328-7216_________ Le M 7 TC E S X R E B v GiVE.V Ta r X L E N O A J E C M iS TO t C R R lO iA F O S CASSELBER­ RY Sw r u o v -J Tm teffewmg c a ls Fww Par*. FL 32730 Teaexcrw *07834-1424 Aacr-e-, ter ftopmasrs^vw is) ter i su tw o c oe IWrecn The carkScHw > i tre yeenti or of h e frapary « t t tw nwnerai « *M FLCSer j j y 4 t i 2 X 6 SC2S HCm CCO F C ER TVC ATE WO 3S0 TEAM OF I «»» c0 sr »•* OaAie-y Occ w «i tha wvrn H TTH ai 3 u o tfTH S a f t e r r x d a t e OF T X FFW T h j L C C O k OF T rtS S C rT C E a c l CLAaas *1e rr s c R i i S L L K FOREVER fcAH XO FA R C E *. £ 4 » iM X X 25 - 12- X - 4A .- Dated on 6.217C05 UARYAMME WORSE CLERK O F TME CIR C U IT CO URT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA by GERALDINE HARFORD D t^u y Clerk PubSsn June 29 2005 and July 8 13. 20. 2005 R tn ST. JOHNS M V IR WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT g iv e s w n r rriH w m e z o f w t e m o c o o s t m c t d e c is io n •feeiv *cak.re«iii4* -M S DODGE ►xxc w t e r t ka w e r 1 7 . •n i r *• Z M k v I# A M 2003 H e « iw r a// J 'jmWJrt Tuwng a k r - '^ r i w t rrj«w t A 2522 O-jjur# '-* * *K tokSiet F - B 7 7 ' ter *• itJVJtm a ass*ev"i 7 * » S 1 orFxpeny LO TS 3 I U X 1 3 C F VACO ALLEY 4 0 . C*» S BLX S TR 17 SEMI « X £ F4RH F « 2 FYJ 75 U > TX R U u U E r x Cay of AAsmonts Springs. 225 NewOuryport Av* Altamonte Springs. FL 32701 appKaeon I N N The Oweict propones to atoceM 0 082 mason jailers per Omy of Storm water to augment toe Cry of AAamcr-.se Spnrge rectaened water sysawn tor urban landscape rrigoson The eiirrk aw i M used Dy tow proposed protect w4 conawl of Surface Water from Wewtoankeid W ags MSSW wa t active pump XI Semina# County, located n Secsontsi 15. Townshv 21 South Range 29 East «nown m 1 The Steam concanmg each of toe roove-teted appscatonm are ar aiacie fcr xwpecson Monday torougb Friday except tor Wgsl hokdayv 800 i n to SCO p n X tee S i John* River Water Management Dismct Headquarters or toe appropnate Semes Career The Owmcl w4 aee arson cn each pemvt appar aem teted above ursete a pennon tar an admnetrawve proceeding (hearing) • Med puouarf to toe pro vw ns cf Secaons 120 569 and 120 37 Florida Starum Chapter 23106 and 40C-1 1007 Flonda Code F A C l A parson erica* uxacartua nterests are affected Dy any of toe O a re r i proposed pamMSwg aeowons derosed above may pennon tor a j m m m hearing xi accordance met Secaons 120 569 and *20 57 F S . or aff par-lee may reach a ertten agreement on m arUremedy vrater Secscn 120 573. F S Choowng toe ngil to a heenng 4 meOadon The procedures tor punung markason are tetterto n SecSon 120 573 F S . and fkJee 26-108 111 and 23106401 405 F A C Peoacna must sompry with toe r#«*are n e ru of Fpnda Admevsawve Code. Chapter 23106 and Se Med wto .received syi toe Dternd Cam tecasad at Gaaict Headquarter*. 4049 R ed Street Paaoui Ftenda 32177 Feaacne U aanneaaeve -ear ng J i toe above appkr ahnn »| must vow H 2522 i m w ; Ft 32771 ter » a J M u re 7 T X DATE C* F F « T R J8 L c-A TO k o r T«w t t e r a & MJU> 4 Z M m w tCATUOrSm Newt Sam to Spwi Salem earners tnc 3143 IrSsmaaonaf Speedway » v d Daytona Beech. FL Ju ry SBk, 10014 IIS l a turn twxw Vrvonas Fme Italian rtestwx-srr n Lk Mary needs fuff Dm* Drivers 4 Pizza Makars Caff 407-3332040 or apply af 801 Wekton BNd ttompton ton. t5 l Douglas A v e . Aaam orto Spnngs. FL M Ex# 92 (SR 436) to DougLas Ave. Hotel on ngft 4r r * ttt 1'JO h-O p * u a m J ■naUi e f O Draeax C bsnfcxe F t 32772 The tO O n u ei •* kw pwteim* --..■ J M i l ] ..II- 1 Up to *950 00 wkfy is. as Fiwxis Trakiae W anted Smaff oortobucaov company needs tram** with d e a n driving iaooKt tar out of town woffc M e t Dlcanee 407 330- Outgoing sales isp tor communify newspet group Newspaper tales experience preferred Btnefts include base salary, commission plan, rrstoega, paid vacation. health urance. 401k. Return only to Sanford Herald. 300 N French Ave . Sanford. FL 32771 Or dpmgNsemmotohertod. com. The Owtoct gives noace of a ntent to esue a permit to to* fcAowng appkcenttl on June 15. 2006 The a o m ra e e m tX re oetae VIRGIL LEE GRACE* Count Tow Truck Driver Expd rmnvTXjm 2 yrs. apply withn. 3301 SR 48. SaribRL 407-3220303 WAITED: 93— R o o m s Fo b Re n t chorUck n o t ic e t o Senunow thaooArtto needed Part time* would ik e to review y o u poNDto PH C M 3834732101 71— H elp W a n te d 407-3334423 nei ■as SwfAemcwr 3. 2004 a p*ndng r r * Caput Ccxat to 407-3237306 IM S A ll J ITA LIA N TE A C H E R S P/T. «1 lake mary Inhngua Language Center. 407-3228700 *■? 1501 So hidden m tm G cm t s m * TVC LATER O F 3 UO N TXS AFTER TV C GATE O F TVC F R S T P U B U C A TO r O F TVse N O TC E OR X a * rs 4FTER T X DATE OF SEfs/C E OF A co r t o f rx s h o tc i o . ViR GL LEE GRACE » W a n te d or c u n -800-709-2536 A l tsaA ptohUSd 9*) otto CMW User aesomars n tie r nomas *40K* per year Gas M owance Some exp la t k f 407A304700 M THE CMCtOT COUNT OF THE EIGHTEENTH , a l l m r iU L t 't z . h A H I to /IF fe D TnA T J iix U jiir R esponitiie honest person PT/FT 4O7-88D8B80. 407 9238452 elp 4 id . Contact *r_-a -j-- * Ret tots M axsranca Person 4 YUd Person reeded, pi tow •aee caB 4 rssresied. 4073238019 H Hourty Shfft 407-3237306 Le c a l s M RE T X ESTATE OF 14 needed Contact Leca ls F IX HO 05-11 Boston Market is currently aeatang toe taftrwng tar ou Lake Operator Tracfciioe tor underground storm/UbMies crew 407-322-8133 PI parking (of attendants/casfuert at the unanoO'baniom iraffRM oraf Airport Experience in sues and/or custom er service (setoned Fax 407-5834545 or caff H R * 407-5834500 71— S asB sss Crew Local work F/T w>i bsiffto, 407-322-8133 Good pay gmUhous 407 242-’ 7415 to 407-482-0080 LoadanAJnloadaf 18 00 an hour/*9 78 hour altar 90 days Vrvona* North Ptzzana needs drivers, pizza makers, subs. weHssess 4 phones Appfy w€r owner at 2477 Park Ave. Sanford. Now f*tag Al Potftona: F/T and p /t . Qna Coots. Caiman High volum e Food Courts Located m the Sanford Airport Buffdng "B" Appkcatxms being sicepfed tor March hmng EOE-M/F/V/O Cal tor xtterviaw LABORERS NEEDED 2432 S Fianch Ave. Dover FT or PT. Class D lerae. whotaute rxxtary 407323-8188. : construction and computer knowtadga IN V E S TIG A TE B EFO R E Y O U IN V E S T 1 Landscapers and Grade Crew Laborers: 407-321 8133 APPLY M PERSON iMUotit 4 Ssstagprovtdsd. CM 407-633 4700 for interview. 71— H i l t W a n te d R5 3# Med e «w i k w iy c r a (21) Lay* a* puMcanon a tow ncecs or ■ e -n -le w -r,u 26i days J toe Dwaia oepousng tote nceca of rtere n r * maf tor tocee psncrw to encm toe Garnet maili actual nceca Fakxe to Me a peeecn artom sve sme pared max coneaeae a waver cf ary -g r i men panen -nay nave to wa-eu an admneTteve m y r x - -earrx; ja m Secaons 120 569 and 120 57. F 5 pcncamng toe m o st; perm* apptcaecn Reseats erven are -of te c r. c o r a r a Wrtn toe above provtecrts are suCysef to as- !e e fte S M K u r s v , r. we he jmeem# Mwjtewc « u n G M O fR L mu Ferauoe *«emwwnMlu* >xtete» a w t tK -J f I * « e - aay * « / . f ’a --* �Tm Httuo P a g e 4 B July 6 ft 7. 2005 HeraldClassifieds 103— 10®— C o n d o m in iu m R e n ta ls U P1NERIDGE CLUB e UV 122 : IQS S anfo rd: Efficwncy. All LM bes Included, M 9 M U 9 Deoosit nford: 1 BR. Carpet A Tie , Inducts* Cable A W d w .P d to $565*565 Dep ■m oody Com m ons: 2/2 5 Condo. Qated Community. Brand New U n i. A l Apple. Including W/D $950/1950 Deposit n fo rd : 3/2 Homo, Carpet. Tile. Lg Living Rm, $1100*1100 Daport D O Y LE M ANAO CM EM T W E R EN T AND S ELL HO M ES) <s.r ? ! '.y 40/ 321 0/59 RENT AL S 4BR/3BA, 1000*q fl, Mother-In-Law Suita. Fenced Yard. S1350/mo Available Juty 1. 2005. BOW M ONFT I 110.000 to* r Buyahen*wta1200cadi Qmt Factoaura. Raped s o e t x i . ORANOt VOLU9UI 4 0 . Bw New Ceramie T ie . Painted tnt/Ext, $199,900 IS: 2/2, P a to a ) Intortor. New C e p rt, $148,900 ■aatoS: 4 3 , Over 2000 Bq F t In-lew O ra W/*epente Entrance. U v Rm, O n Rm, Fern. Rm, Oem e Rm. Scr. Porch, On 1/3 Acre. $250,000. U S — O ffice S pace Fo r R e n t Offica Space tor laaaa. tat St A Park Ave. downtown S e rto d UpMals. evaASAa Jan 2006 360-1500 ap It 407-324orncea For Rent: 400 aq ft to 000 aq 6 Sertord. Fulton Office Center. 407-314-3750. 123— W a n te d Re n t In Sem inole Herald C lassifieds! AFFORDABLE HOMES UEHTURE I PROPERTIES Retail atom avafabfa. I S St A Park Ave. downtown Sanford. 660 aq B with atoraga ton 407* 324-5636 You’ll And th e P0 R/ I G R f A IT Y to PAUL 10/ J?1 1/bl 157— M o b ile H o m es Fo r S a le 141— H o m es Fo r S ale C o ve: New 3/2 DW , a l applancaa A abed. Ccmpetdy art th read y to move In. $597/mo, todudee tot rent, with approved credA 407-323S10O. I BUY M U M S POS CASH. Swtodn.CHA. 129ClubHd CHA. Tie Fta. Reedynow I8SO pmoaw« icNp eo7-azMMO Matching aofa A love aeet, $0B ch or 1156 tor pr., new oomputor d a * w * * * , S36 tone Net radtoer, eac cond, S7B. V brown vetvat wing chair. $89. braae A glass Boor lamp. $19. pr of modam oobaB fetus 7 braaa table lampe. $28. pr. beck end aeet S40/pr.,wicker occaa. chair, S 2 6 pr whNa waahed aq. and tafctas. new In bo*. fS B s s d t. 407-376-0263. 181— A p tlia n c es k F u r n itu r e F o r S ale y s n a f f iin B ^ I I w a ~ a a vvvviniovv n M v y $200 Avoid Poroclomml •5 Dlac Changer 199— Pe ts 4c Su v tu e s f t Patti's Pot Sitting & WM Caro For Vbur Dog or Cal In Y totrltem a While YtnuAro Qonal Ptanty of TLC . W 9 brtog In newapapera. mef and*# water plantal Vary wm 211— A n tiq u e 4c C o llec tib les Come Check Us Out] D e s ig n C all 321-063-4233 Studio Apartments Will) 1? Mo le a s e & Auurovetl Cretin ■•* • Spacious A jw rlm m U with }arp* O oerta • la k e H o tTilv S p e .5 person, Shp.20 lets. cab.. Lights, never used. W anly, retail $4300. aacrffica. $1596 407-270-1552 The Ikaafa) conttonlng each d Bw Move totod appfcakon<ai are n aBabto tor Inapadton Monday ffiwugh Friday except tor togd ho4 day*. BOO a m to 5.60 p.m. d ffie 8 1 Johns RNar Wator on each perms appfeaBon I a patoon tor an aLkikktoaVna procaadtoq (hearing) I* toed pursuer* 10 tw provlatora of Badtona 126800 and 120.57. Florida ~ 20-100 wto 40C-1 1007, Ftartda Artntototrdhro Cods (F A C ). l^kM 4toM vk5 w 231— C ars Fo r S ale 1997 Grand Marquis white, top of tw bw . 02,700 mt, aktorty parson haa PdWnaorro, can no tongar drive. 407-3760263. 239— M o to r cycles /4* W heelers Fo r S ale Iw O I n f i ll iw n a _______ c e n tra n o rm a ren ce ~ A ll Typea of Fence S peda M n g In Vinyl Fencing •Free Estimates HJcenaed/lnaured ■Duality Work •Prompt Sarvtca 5A J A Starlingat * T # * T i e^w 0lM lS W B A parson whose substanOd kilaiiato are dtoctad by any d ffia Utobtci i pfopow i pm 11mmly uwowwjr™ jowtowo KKjyw may pvdulni tor atkntotolrdh* hearing In accordanca w*h Sedtana 126580 and 120.57. F 6. or *0parts* mayreacha wrtton agraamant onmadtonafve remedy under SecBon 126573, F.& Choosing madden ed not advarody aBad tw right to a hearing Vmsddton not taauf toa ■adamant Theproeedueetorpursulngriwdefon aroad torti InSecfon 126573. F.6, and FUaa 20-106111 and 20-toe.401-.406 FAC. PsdlonemudcomplyefffiSwrequkemenle of Florida AdmMebdhs Code. Chapter 20-100 and ba ffidl wdi (racaNedby) tw DtobtotCtork, taedartd DtobtdIlaarkyiartara. 4040 Palaffia. Florida32177. rBODOrn w K inininrnYV nvanng on v n n o n Rpp*LJBiui*|B| n u n be Mad wflhm twenty orw (21) day* of pubfcalon of M s noace or w*Nn twenty ad (20) day* of t w Dlsktet depoiakig M e notice of in wm m ti iof n o n p m o n i w wriOfTi bib iw n c i n n w sciun node* Fafur* to Me a pediton wahln M s lime period ahai oondMuto a weNer ol any right euch person may have to requed an admMaVeSv* datormlndlnn (hearing) undar Sedtone 120 969 and 120.57. r.3 -i cooc*mng n $ suoj^ci ptflflfl ippECioon, rViiuoni wnicn ■/$ no4 flM in iccoidm cs wMh th i abovv provisions sis sJi^sct lo cBs* Brcsuss ihs sdunnlstrBOYB hSNBrlnQi procsss is dssigiisd lo fbrmufcsls Ibid agency action, the Mng of a petaion means thd aw DWtricTs fnal action may be ddarent Irom Bw podton token by a In M a notice of m t Persons whose subelanad kaeroeta w6 ba effected by any ■udi fnal dedeion of tw Dtaktd on tw appUcabon have Vw rtghl to become a party to Vw proesadng. In accordanca wNh Vw raqufearnanta set torti above. _ Gloria Lewis. Dbactar, DMdon of Parma Data Service* S i Johns RNer Wator Management Dtobtd Pubtah: July 6 2005 2 7 8 -H a n d y M a n Maroo/a H andy H a n Aaaem M y A Repair 407-077-6407 H A N 090N H C LP .C O M N O TtC I O F PUBLIC AUCTIO N refed any and a i bids Notloa la hereby given: Semlnoto Pamt A Body wta as* at Pubic Auction tor aahago tor caah on ctomand to NglwM bid- O viedo, McKinley* M i. Scan baachwd dining sat, leak bedrm satattached rate tables, hi boy A 2 draaaers, leather sola A love seat pedestal table, wicker entertainment center. Iron queen bed, sleeper sola, armoire, oriental nigs, Lenox china. TV . VCR . D VD . tools, takes, kitchen ware, everything goes. T h u n thru Sal. 9-5.1325 McTavandlsh. 407-977-2056 4 1 7 -3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 3291S. Sanford Avo., Sanford 2714 Ridgewood Ave.t Sanford ♦ 330-5204 ' fl 1994 Dodos Swnt VIN# 3B3AA46K9RT324342 Shop with us everyday NO TIC* O F AUCTIO N e.t 1 1990 Pom. Grand Pm VIN# 1Q2WJ14T4LF2647S0 Vherette cteflsard PubSah July 05,2009 3036________________________ This auction «rS ba held on JU LY 16 3906 at 900 AM at 2 17 - 7 GAR4CB S ales S a m r lC M tU a riM M S i Manumits Crankshafl Grinder: Storm Vulcan. 10.000. 407-0204732, 407-006-2780. Baffty Development C a . 7006 Crowley O d e Mtod. Longwood. FL 327742706 apptoaBon *4117-902941. The protect la tocetod kiBamlnola County Sec0on(a): 27; Ttawnahto- 20 Oouffi; Range: 29 EasL The ERP appBrai un la tor ffia eonabudtan of a 1 tor a .362 aero davatopi Mamorda •Dad R A , Bafay Oarotopmant Co. The rccatvtoq 1 body la U d e WaUva Rtver. JU LY 16 IO N ‘ t’ryait • Vo Uq Im II « S p a r k l t t M t ' •.Tciiflla Q ourii) Country la k e The Diakki gfwe noace of Ba H aro to deny a pamffi to ffie tofowtog appfcantfa) on August 0,7006: SfiM C oBector wM pay 8800 t o •SJNO tor H . Newton, A HMr, O . Buckner A L Roberta oil S in g le S t o r y 3 0 0 OFF 1st Month s Rent VNo S o p ran o Bax, 276*FeN C E M N K C O A T. F u l length with hood. SHa largo, kapt In turner storage. $3,000. Can 306-7090070. S h o p S e m in o le H e ra ld ’ C la ssifie d s E v e r y d a y I T Spacious Affordable 222— M u sic a l I n s tr u m e n ts Centos Home*. 308 OouffiM Ave.. Sto 2006 AMamom* Spring* FL 32714. eppacadon #4-117-51946-7 The protect la tocetod in County Sedtorys): 34: Tbwnah*: i t Souffi: 31 Ead. The ERP appBcdton la lor tw combucffen of a 1 to aerve a M 2 ac alngto tam aadow*. The protect acreage la 0.030 The laudi tog wafer body a S t Johns H M r. 1- Potarta 1$3,000 each oho 407-221-7959 Convenient 407-321-0004 010 W . 1ST. Sanford »4F, 10-A, S e t f -1 209— C l o th in g 407*314-3050 Call 17w D M td ofroe noace of to htont to la M a pM M l to ffie hg appfcenffia) on AuguM 6 2006: 223— M is cella n eo u s Wmshsf/Drysr S st, C o u n try S ty le C it y L iv in g 0t iOMYtTWRT COMPONENTS L eg als to 407*416*6602. References Available Upon RadwM . Pteeaa C a l 407-314 0703. D uty 214— W a n te d Bu y 183— T e le v is io n It Ster eo /Ra d io •Cassette to Caaaatto Recorder/ Player •VCR Player 407-321-6590 407-702-0275 OSOORNE U( NTURf I PROPERTIES Looking Fdr Furmahed mom/ Efficiency. Ctoae To Downtown Area. Middle Age Mata/Smoksa. 407-920-4241 401-322-86/8 181— A it l ia n c e s 4c Fu r n itu r e Fo r S a le 141— H o m es Fo r S a le Restaurant/Cafa tor A a M S immadtotory. let St A Park Ave. downtown Sanford SSOlo 1500 aq A 407-3946636 Mf N T A l S 103—H ouses* U nfurnished .If 117— C o m m er c ia l R en ta ls * n f u r n is h e d noY i 386-290-9105. r o u ses M A N A G E ME NT 2/2, 3rd floor p en th o u se, gated, pool, $850/month. 1 H The auction wif be held at 1260 PM . on the laid dates above. Al Seminole Pamt A Body 2540 3 Myrtle Ave. Sentord. FL 32773 Prospective bidden may inspect vehicle* orw hour prior to sale. Terms we caah or certified funds. Seminole Wrecker reserves Vw right to accept or ' Prospective biddart may'k«09ei Vw vehictoe on Vw day before Vw Auction kom 9AM unDI 6PM. Terms are caah or certified funds only. O VIEDO TOW ING reserves Vw right accept or refuse any and a l bids. to The following O lfirM POf DUS- vehicles we 19*4 FORD F t50 VIN# 1FTEF14F5ENA03396 Pubfah: July 6 2005 SCO? I T H eb ju i Service HffiEeiw Y T0 PUCE RD CAII 407-322-2611 OR FAX PAYMENTS A C□ p C ' nC - F O R E IG N & D O M E S T IC by H IG H TE C H A U TO INC. ROAO SIDE TOWING ASSISTANCE WITH OIL CHANGE \ y .............. w •Computer Diagnostic !RECHARGE ■Air Conditioning o 1 SPECIAL •Fuel Inieded •Tune Up •Suspension •Tranvmssiona 407-830-7074 ; 711 Commerot Circle, Ungwood 1 BC a t ■ H 29” cash, ch ao ko r cred it card . • C redit approval ia raquirad for ifltownatoakfudkitotouaB RATES CLASSIC CUTS LAWN CARE A invotcao 1tor arroi* In an advariwamant * not cor- T h tfto n B to a d te isetod by Vw « d a laapatoffitodhda $ r the Ad I n t e l . The newspaper is not r tor any dw n made by an ad or tor any I or oppartunto* oriervd by our advemsart wa l or prowote Vw purchew* or sale cf any product aervka. caBffiHbd rd u p u a awt cnaoaaa to advarSM n tw newspaper, and atolffitove Vw itgN reluae andlal advertwng «e deem napproprMsdMtocceptobtoby our company itandards ■- ♦ ' ■< /, 1 INSPECTIONS to S e rv ic e d ire c to ry ade a re 880 p e r m o n th p e r b lo c k o r $ 9 6 p a r m o n th fo r 2 b lo c k s . (Change* Bret o f e a c h m o n th ) Complete year round quality service that you can depend on. Commercial and Residential F re e E s tim a te s 407-617-0740 rfC X w M O M ' W« 1 Vila coupon m ia iS u a a m a M ia a Specialize In Concrete, Hie, Block' & Stucco No Job Ibo Small! 407-375-3160 to’) IBoyWoosci F L .c o m 5 Fair Prices $ Cash / £ v . S Avoid lj| | t Fo re closure 4 0 7 -4 6 1 -7 5 4 i NEW TECHNIQUE, FULL SERVICE PRESSURE WASHING COMPANY FAM ILY O W N ED A O P ER A TE D S IN C E 1982 Fro* Estim ate* Please Call 407- 497-1175 diractonr R oofin g Specializing In Reroofing 6 Repairs 407-322-1926 Ucl RC 0050558 AffOMMU m o r t is e S antee lie .? v > ^ a tf Wa Accapt All CradIt Cards. Tree Removal. Trimming. Bobcat Svc, Firewood, je estim a te s. ^ Free Estimates. Lic/lns S i V v M 3 0 -0 4 4 9 U W hat service do you offer?... Tell the com m unity In the SERVICE DIRECTORY ToLook This Cool It Cm) All EXPERT SPECIALTY J f CLEAN HiuA 4 Wear TREESERVICi IB V IT T M service ^ A llm a n ^ Christopher Leon’s Tita ntogl 1 Ramovii. Madtog. Pruning, Stump Grinding, Bobcat Work, Sank# Discounts fully UcAw. AComplete THE CLEANERS FOR THE WELL DRESSED PROFESSIONAL Bring this Ad gel 20% Off ifdi rm Frankie's Cleaners 2109 French Ave. Sanford. F l 32771 (407) 323-8884 T/w Service Ca 407-719-7301 ProTooCall CARPET CLEANING *59.95 Whole house steam cleaned * up lo 6 Rooms Truck Mounted Equipment I - 407-324-1 M 7 W r Specializing In m RESIDENTIAL f ANEW T CONSTRUCTION " Licctucd •BuoJciJ •liuunl Ask About Our Sub, Contractors And Handyman Specials 407- 324-1177 HRBITRT FOR HUMRNITV COIN LAUNDRY Open 24 Hours Tub *W8d •Thur Double Loed Wesher S14M Triple Load Weeher $ 2 J» Drop Off and Dry Cteening Service Ado AvaJaWo 2921 8. Orlando Or (17-92 9 Stv-A Lot PtaiA) Sanford, FL *407 320-1999 L O O K IN G F O R PRO PERTY Donations for tax write-off and to purchase minimum 6,000 square feat of buildabla land. can 4 0 7 - 6 9 6 - 5 8 5 5 �July 6 & 7.2005 L ic a l s Ol Vw ( P U B U C N O TIC E B H ER EB Y G IV EN , T H A T O N T H E D A TE ANO TIM E LIS TE D BELOW , A N D C O N TIN U IN G FR O M D A Y T O D A Y U N T* . A U G O O D S A R E S O LD . W E W R X S E LL A T P U B U C A U C ­ T IO N .. T O TH E H IG H E S T ■ B O E R . FO R C A S H A T T H E W AR EH O USE OF AU A M ER IC A N S E L F S TO R ­ A G E . L O C A TE D A T 480 FLO W O A C E N TR A L PARK­ W AY. LO N G W O O D , FL 32790, T H E FO LLO W IN G Q 0 0 0 6 . W AR ES. AN D M ER C H A K M 3 E FO R R E N T AN D O TH E R C H A R G ES FO R W M C H A U E N O N SAM E IS C LA M ED , T O w rr te w c u rr c o u r t s e a l ) Ctart at ft* Ckct# C om N O TICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, f t* MELENOA J EOM M TON OR RRHARO 8 CA8SELBCR- A a CL/UAM N O T SO F E E D W 8L BE FOREVER BARRED. ______ . ------------- — of fta prapariy and fta nama(s) In aftkft Vaaa CERTV9CATB NO: M i YEAR PARCEL ID# 23-19-30-SAfO tt 80020 Uaa|M Id! nthctt B t__ . *: r*wn88 m B i .ia SAMUEL 0ETR EV 1LE (Cuutamar Nam e) (U n a # ) of ' A# ol M M prapariy baftg In fta Courtly of flam kita. BM a of S TO C K B R O G E , V M G M IA • #108 H O U S E H O L D G O O O S M ABRY. D A R LE N E • #19# H O U S E H O LD G O O O S S TO R A G E P R O TE C TIO N A U C TIO N S E R V IC E S , U C : T H E A B O V E IN FO R M ATIO N IS T O B E PUBLISH ED O N C E A W E EK FO R TW O C O N ­ S E C U TIV E W E E K S . S A IO S A LE T O B E U N D ER A N O BY V IR TU E OF TH E S TA TU TE S O F T H E S TA TE . M S U C H C A S E S M AOC AN O PR OVIDED PuM M i: Juna 29, 2008 m l July 6,2008 R19B aarrica. Tha City ol Saidord i fta right to Ganararty fta lypa of prapariy to frf dtopottd ol In ^u d ti, but Is 1to. btoydaa. radtoa. He* iqulpnsnli currency, doming. and other mfscsWsnsom Daau lpdon ol Itoraa la (of Intpsction In tfis Pollcs Oaparimani at 919 & Franch Avenue. Santord. Ftoridta AM Intoraalad persona making daima againil said proparty mufll show oroof ol n w n fiN n or mual ba acfa to Idandfy any markings prior to ataalnP nn oI auch prapariy. Claim mual ba iiis p s 10' m s ro s e * u s p s n m s m on or baton July a, 1006. P A U LE .LO R A LM C K lb ba paid by fta d w tffw a ta to fta M houn • n a o la d a M ba caah or p a rbm aaanL mada to fta Clark ol fta CbouR Court. on 9/2312006. MARVANNE MORSE CLER K O F TH E CIR C U IT CO UR T SEM M OLE COUNTY. FLO R C A by GERALDM E HARFORD Deputy Ctork PuMah: Juno 9 .2 0 0 9 and M i 8 13. X 2006 R172________________________ M TH E C B IG IS T CO UR T (C O U N TY , Caaa towataar 0 8 76RCP N01ICS T O CREDITORS Tha admMMra6on ol fta Ol GERALDM E HARRIS, hoaa d m ol daaft a a April 11. 2006, F»# Numbar 037SGCP, la now pandftg In fta Circuit Court In and f Courtly, Florida. Dtrttaon. fta adW tii ol which la 301 Norih Park Avarua, Santord. Ftorida 32771. Tha ataato la an Maabda (no i waa bund) salat* Tito nama and addraaa ot fta personal raft roaantauva and fta paraonal A U C R ED ITO R S O F THE D EC EASED AR E N O TIFIED TH A T ftay and any other par­ ol mud Ma ftair claim in Via praooadng on or batora fta ol fta ddo f td la 3 monfta fta Nna ol fta Nat publcdton ol this note* to fftitHifff or, ot to any creditor required to ba •arvad wNh a copy haraol, 30 • data at aanrtoa on (F.S. (733.702) A U CLAIM S N O T FILED W TTHM TH E TIM E PERI008 S E T FO R TH IN SECTIO N 733.702 O F TH E FLORIDA PROBATE CO DE W UL BE FOREVER BARRED. Pubiah: Juna X , 2009 and July 8,2003 R170 any. nor fta ba labia tor arty dam ly provided In F.8. §733.710 A U CLAIM S AND O B JEC ­ TION S N O T SO FILED W UL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha data ol fta Ural pubicaBon ol v m Noaca a Juna 29. 2008. CHARLES E. McNEEL 385 Lazy Acre* Lane Longwood. FL 32750 BRIAN R. LOE CERTIFICATE MO: 330 YEAR OF ISSUANCE; I I N PARCEL ID# 25-19-30-SAH0000-017C Oaaulpllon ol Prapariy- LEO N 64 F T OF S 124 F T O F LO T 17 ROBINSONS SURVEY O F AN ADO TO SANFORO P8 I PQ 92 Nam*a in wnicn ALFREDA WALLACE. SARA O JENKINS A l ol aato property being in Via County at Satranola. Staia ol Florida Uniaaa audi carM calad) d ia l ba tadaamad according to law. Paraonal Ftorida Bar No.: 0722960 3074 W ad Laka Mary Btvd *139 Laka Mary. FL 32746 Phona: (407) 323-6126 Facamria: (407) 323-3929 Pubiah: Juna 29. 2006 and July 6.2006 RI77 M TH E C M C U T CO UR T FOR ■ IM B R U E CO UNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. O B C R -tlM IN RE: ESTATE O F HELEN K McCLUSKY. carbAcata's) wd ba add to fta Nghaal biddar at fta waal front door. Sammoia County Courthouaa. Santord. Florida, on Payment <t SaM laa, appacaUa documentary damp ta; and raoonbng laa* ara required to ba pad try Vra auccaaakrt t dar M fta sale Ft# paymanl ol an amou* aqua! to Vw lagnaal tad • dua wdan 24 houa d Via advarsaad am* oI aaia A l payment* aha! ba cadi or guar payable to Via Clark ol Via C a n # Court Dated on 423/2006 UArtYAftf* MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMMOLE CO URT r. F LO R C A try GERALDME HARFORD Oaptfy Ctara PuM di A M n X M a n l Arty a II,» *06 S tF i tad C O U R T ADM INISTRA­ TIO N . at ft* SEM M OLE County Courftouea d 407-9984277.1600-963-6771 (TO O ) or 1-600963-8770, ~ aataN on whom a copy ol ftla Nodoa la raqWad to bo advad m ud Ba fta# daktta trift M s Court W ITHM TH E LATER O F 3 M ONTHS A FTER TH E DATE O F TH E FIR ST PUBLICATION O F TH M N O TICE O R 30 DAYS AFTER TH E DATE O F SER­ VICE O F A CO PY O F TH IS NOTICE ON THEM. A I Ofhar creditor, of Vw ctalma wtft M a court WTTHM 3 M ONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F TH E FIR ST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE. A a CLAIMS NO T SO FEE D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. od* tat tarft above, any dakn Nod two (2) years or more ahar fta decedent's dMt.Of daaft to The date ol fte Ural pubacadon of ftto nottoa to Jute 29,2006. Joyce GraHck 5072 Hawks Hammock Way Santord, Ftorida 32771 S. KIRBY MONCRIEF, ESQUIRE Ftorida Bar H a 126992 STEN S TR O M . M clNTOSH, COLBERT. WHIQHAM. REISCHM ANN A PART LOW, PA Poet OIBce Boa 4646 Santord. FL 32772-4646 Ibtophona: 407/322-2171 ASomay tar Paraonal PuOMt: Juna 29.2006 and July 6. 2009 R179 M TH E CM CUTT C O U R T O F TH E 1 ITH JUO ICIAL CIRCUIT, M ANO FOR CO UNTY. FLOM OA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 08CJUS3-14W WELLS FARGO BANK N A . AS TRUSTEE FOR THE BENEFIT O F TH E CERTIFICATE HOLDERS O F ASSET-BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 2004-W CW I. PLAINTIFF M TH E C M C IA T C O U R T O F TH E 16TH DONALD H. MANFREDO. IF LIVIN G ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. G RANTEES. ASSIG N EES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR U STEES AND A a O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN M TER ES T BY. THR O UG H . UNDER OR AGAINST DONALD H M ANFREDO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F DONALD H M ANFREDO, IF ANY; THE WEKJVA HUNT CLUB COM M UNITY ASSO CIATIO N. INC.; AR G EN T M ORTGAGE COMPANY. LLC; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) N O T IC l TO CREDITOR* waa Juna 2. 2003. la pandng Ota Cireua Court tor Sammoia County. Ftorida. Probata Owtaon. Vw addraaa et which a 301 N Park Avenue. Santord. FL. 32771, The names and addraaaaa ol tha Representative and Personal Rapraaanuava * A t credaor* ct fta and Oder persona having or demands agem on whom a copy ct M s * raqurad to bo served Cowl WTTMM T X LATER OF 3 M ONTHS AFTER THE True OF THE FIRST P bBUCATCM OF TH IS N O TICE OR 30 OATS AFTER THE DATE OF 6ER VICE OF A GORY OF THIS NO TICE ON TFCA* M ORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM a M C. AS NOMME E FOR COUNTRYW IDE HOME LOANa M C . F/K/A COUNTRYW tOE FUNOMO ROOERICK L BOLING; M ORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMa M C. AS NOM M EE FOR OMAC M ORTGAGE CORPORATION M / A DITECH.COM ; UNITED STATES OP AMERICA, DEPARTM ENT OP TH E TREASURY. UNKNOWN SPOUSE O P R O O E R IC L BOLM G; JO H N DO E; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TEN A N T (S ) M POSSESSION OP TH E S U B JEC T PROPERTY. N O TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Fatal Judgment at Forectoeura dated JUN 22. 2006 entered it 0 4 Case No. 08CA-363-14-W Ct fta Canal C oat ot Via t(T H Judtod Canat at and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. Senlord, Flood* I wto sal to Via (aghast and beet taddar tar cash at fta Waal From Dow at fta SEMINOLE CoiaVy CotaVtouee located at 301 North Park Avenue at Santord. Ftonde. at it 00 a m on fta tSftday at Jury. 2003 the toito. dteertbad property aa sal tom at aaal Summary FaW Judgmer*. LO T 44. WEKtVA HALS. SEC­ TION TW O ACCO R ONQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RCCOROCO M PLAT BOOK 20. PAGE 64. PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLO RO A OWM Via 4ay(*JLM 22 2U/4 11 GO AM o'clock an ft* 19ft day of July. 2006, ft* fcktowtag TO G ETH ER WTTH A 1966 SIN­ G LE W IDE M OBILE HOME C O N T A I N I N G VIW 4GB9S12E2N10192 AND FL TITLE *0002969278 id agtonto you and you ara raqukad to aarva a copy Marahtol C. Wtotoora P.A , Attorney tor PtaMM, whoa* addraaa to 1600 NW 49TH STR EET. S u m 120. FT. U U O EROALE. a 33309 w*Nn ftlrty (X ) days ahar fta Rnl pub*ce•on of ftto Nodoa In fta (Ptaaaa puHWt ft TH E SANFORO HER­ ALD) d id to* ft* origlnto w «t ft* Clark ol ftto Court toftar batora NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pm uant to a Final Judgmant of Cruwdiidi ed^p MM adwM* ro n c m ueiim riko nwdtSbhMezzna oay at Jut*. 2009. and antarad In C aM No. 06-CA-0407, ol fta Oreua Court ol fta l i f t Judtotol ClrcuM In and tor Stminoia Courtly. Florida, wharem M O R TG AG E ELECTR O N IC R EG ISTR ATIO N S YS TEM S . INC. A S NOM INEE FOR CO UN TR YW ID E HOM E LO A N a M C . F/K/A CO UN TR Y­ W IDE FUNOINQ CORPORA­ TIO N D/B/A AM ERIOA'S W HOLESALE LENOCR to fta PtaftiMI and RODERICK L BO LM G : M ORTGAGE ELEC­ TRONIC REGISTRATIO N S Y S IS M S 'M C :'A S N06MREE FOR OMAC M ORTGAGE CORPO­ RATION O/B/A O m C H .C O M ; UN ITED STATES O F AMERI­ CA. DEPARTM ENT O F TH E TR EASU R Y; UNKNOW N BPOUSE O F ROGER 1C L. BOLM G; JO HN D O E; JANE DO E AS UNKNOW N T E N ­ A N T'S ) M POSSESSION O F TH E SUBJE C T PR O PER TY ara Defendants. I wto aa* to fta ragnni m o M w d w w lor casn at fta W ES T FR O N T DOOR d the Seminol* County Courthouaa. In SANFORD, Florida, at 1100 am . on ft* 19th day of July. 2009. fta toia d lorft In add Find Judgment, to wtt L O T 29. W EKIVA CLUB ES TA TES SEC TIO N SEVEN, ACCORDING TO TH E P U T TH ER EO F. R ECO RO EO IN P U T BOOK 23. PAGE t. O F TH E PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. American* w«h Dtoabtodaa AcL mg a special accommodation to participate In Ihla proceeding should contact the Court Arftwkaardor at 301 N Park Avenue, Santord FL 32771. Telephone Numbar (407)9684227 not later ftan 2 working day* oI your receipt ol (hr* notice If hearing or voce impaired. 1-600-9986771 Clerk ct Vi* Circutt Court By Mary Svoupa Deputy Clark Law Office ol Marsha* C Watson 1800 NW 49TH S TR EET. SUITE 120 F T LAUDERDALE. FL 33309 Telephone (994) 4934309 Facaatkto: (934) 771-6032 Pubiah: Juna 29.2009 and July 6,2009 R1S1 M TH E CM CUTT CO UR T O F THB 18TH JU0*CtAL CM CUTT, M AND FOR SEM M OLE CO UNTY, FLORIDA CJVK DIVISION CASE NO .: 06-CA-120-14-W THE BANK OF NEW YO R K AS TR U S TEE FOR THE HOLDERS OF TH E EQCC ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2001-1F. PAUL K NELSON, el to. N O TICE O F ACTIO N TO JO H IM Y LEE BRYANT LAST KNOWN ADDRESS 620 N W M TER PARK DRIVE CASSELBERRY FL 32707 YOU ARE NOT F E D Vwi en ecbcm tor Foreaoeiwe ct Murtgege ow Vw tabuwmg LO T 26 BLOCK 0 A A fH H rh PARK 4TN AODtTICN ft sold Fftto Judgment to wt: LO T 96. SPRING VIEW . ACCORDING TO TH E P U T TH ER EO F A S RECOROCD N P U T BOOK » , PAGE (S ) 42 ANO 43. O F TH E PUBLIC RECOROS O F SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, a/k/a 3002 Maa* Vbley Place, Wfttar Part. Florida 32792 DATED M a 22 day ol Jkma. 2009 MAfTYAAftE MORSE Aa Ctork ct atod Court By Mary Stroup* Aa Dapirty Ctarii fta Court « X I N . Park Avenue, Santord FL 32771. TWaphon* Numbar (407)3234 3 X not b id ftan saw n (7) ttoya prior to ft* prooaadftg > hading Impakad, (TO O ) 1-600668-8771 or Vbkd (V ) 1-600#69-6770 vil “ W ITNESS my hand and fta sad ct ftto Court ftto 17 (toy ct J im , 2009. M TH E C M C U R CO UR T 0 # TH E E M H W ENTW 772-5639969 Pubatot Ju ty 8 2009 SO X 200 Maadmabrook Sabal Point LLC, 6360 Champion* Otoe Bhtd, #200, Champion* Gtoe, FL 33*9 3 6366, appi rtoton 66468 The O W d proposes to aftxtoa 0.15 mifton gtotona par d*y ol radtomed watar tar g o ico w ia i d landscape krtgaion uaa. Tha alftto— aN uaad by ftto prepoaad profact wB conatot of Qrawid Wbtar bom ft* Ftoridtot Aguilar via 1 actva waS; Surface Walar Horn lavwmad bfta ria 3 acVva pump* ft Samkioto Courtly; tocatod ft 8ac6on(*): 33 .3 4 .3 ,4 ; TbwnaNp: 20 Souft; Range:» East known aa | ft a need a to parikkpala ft fta should contact Court Aftnfttabtotan to X I N. Park Avanua, Suae N X 1 . Santord, Ftorida 32771. wU n 2 working days prior to fta pracaatflng. Ttoephona: (407)6934227; 1600-6639771 (TD D ) or 1-6006839770 (V ) via Ftorida Relay P itfah: Jkfta 2*. 2008 and July 6.2006 R164 STATE O F NO RTH C A R O LB U M TH E OBNBRAL C O U R T o f ju s n e t The Mead) containing each ct fta . tor Inapacaon Monday ftrough Friday aocapt tor legal heft X Kin. to 5 0 0 gm . to ft# S t John* R M r WMer day*. 8 GO Dtatricl Hoadq Cantor. The Dtatod wB taka acton on each pern# i abme ivdaaa a paMon tor an admftiakafte praoaat Mad puiuanl to fta prauialona ct Sacaona m .9 6 6 and 110.57, Ftorida Statota* Chapter 28106 and 4OC-1.10O7. Ftorida ‘ (M .C .). Dtakkra prapoaad pemktong d to d o ta l tor admW akBfti* heating ft accontanca 1 X 9 7 . F .8 , or Ml parkas may reach a ■ torn ae an artamaVva remedy under Section 1 X 9 73, F.S. maftaBon wM not advareafy a#*ct ft* rt^ t to a hearing > maMXan doaa not taaua ft a aaMamant Tha prooaduraa lor puvuftg tnadto*on ara aat torih ft SacOon 1X 5 7 3 , F .S . and Rulaa 23106111 and X t X X I - , 4 0 9 , F A C . P llu n i must comply wMi ft# raqtf*manta of Ftorida Admftianftr* Coda. Chapter 2 310 6 and b# Mod wtft (racahrart by) fta Dtaam dark, locftai Florida X 1 77. PaMtana tor admaw aftra haarftg on Vw above appaca6m (e) mual ba Mad w iftn twaniy-ona (21) days of pubacadon et ftto noioa or wtftft twenty-act (X ) day* of Vw O M lct dapoMOng fta node* of Intant ft fte mad tor ftoaa paraona to whom ft* Otaftct maita i none*. Fw k»*k)M #ap#aitonwaiwifta9m #p*rtodahaic • watvar at any right auch paraon may have to raqueat an t traova datannftaaon (hearing) under 8ac6ona 1 X 9 6 6 and t X S 7 , F.S, ooncarnatg fta aubfact permit R iparaOrw. Pa66ona which ara not Mad ft accordance wtft fta abow* pravlatana ara aubfact to Oa- STACIAW . SIMPSON. N O TK B O F 8S R V IC 10# PROCESS BY PUBLICATION TO : Stada W TAKE NOTICE ftal 6 M ANO POR CO UN TY you has CAM NO. 08 CA 983 14W v*. SHERRI L JORDAN, d to, (• ). dom es PO Boa H439. Huntington CA920O9 •urn to tads am vahttov 1146810 lienor Sunns* Auto Body II Inc dbaSunria* Auto Body 1060 Nursery Rd. Winter 8pringa FL 32708 Tha Diabtot ghra* ntritoa at as Intant to laau* a pemto to fta totowftg appacantfs) on A n * 15, 2009: JAM ES D. SIMPSON, PtMtoh: (Ptaaaa pubtafi ft The Santord Hartod) Put*ah: June 29.2006 and Juty 9,2009 R162 ordy 2002 Tbyota Camry 40 VIN 4T1BE32K22U0296X Owner Mfchato D Tbytor 9329 SE 142nd Lit, SummmltotoFL 34461 Phone: 40746S4411 Node* to owner or ftto ha haa a rt*v to a hearing any tone prior to ataadMB by B ftg witn fta dark ol court O w rvr two ft* right to raoovw vahtoto by poatftg bond ft aceatdonca wtft FL Stto 966.917. Nat proceeds from sale ft aacaaa of amount ctaknad by lanor wB ba dspoaft ad wah ft* d ^ i oI ft* court. by Faber S Gait*. P. A 9 S X SW 77ft Avanua. C O UN TY OF IREDELL 66 CVD 91061 Maryann* Morse A* Ctork ol ft* Cotal By Carol Moor* A* Deputy dark No 66a*. ae ie. caah 8 T JO H N S M V M I W ATER OW ES W W TTEN N O TICE O F INTENDED D M TM C T MtamL Florida 331982619 (306)6624110 U S. BANK N A SUCCESSOR BY M ERGER T O THE LEADER M ORTGAGE COMPANY. Dated that 22nd day ot Juna, 2009. VS. ACCORDING T O TH E P U T TH ER EO F AS RECOROCD M P U T BOOK 19. PAGES 49 ANO 48, O F TH E PUBLIC RECCROS OF SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLO RIDA Pubftft: Jim * 26.2006 and July 8 3006 R1SD AMERICA S W HOLESALE LENDER, of ftaaatda Ol PAUL E .L GRALNICK. dacaaaad, whoa* data of datah was Jd y 28.2004, la pandng In fta Cbou# Court tar Samktoto Courtly. Florida, Prabato OMdon, fta addraaa ol which a 301 N. Parti Awa. Sankad, Ftorida. 32771. Tha ol fta Lig a l s to Ton PLEASE FAX A COPY O F THE F IR S T INSERTIO N T O 694233-8999 IN ACCORDANCE WTTH TH E AMERICANS W ITH D ISABILITIES ACT. panona _ s ape- CORPORATION OW A TO N O TICE OF oT** HELEAM k "M cCLUSKY. Monday. AUO UCT 00. 3004. at 11 00am 2008 and July M RE: ESTATE O F NOTW ITH STANDING TH E ABOVE, altar Apr* 11. 2007. NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ftal UELENDA J EDMISTON OR RICHARD S CASSELBER­ RY fta holdar ol fta loamring oartMcalafa) he* Nad atari car Mcato(s) tor a tax daad to ba laauad Vraraon. The numbat(a) and yaar(a) ol iaauanca. fta daau p bon at fta prapariy, and tha name's) In which a was laaaaiatl la/ara aa JAM ES A BARKS. Attorney Ftorida 8 d No. 1S7BS4 11I0W F v « Street. BuB6 B FL 32771 407/321-1224 Publdt In: The Bambtoto Harald TH E LAW O FFIC ES O F DAMO J . STER N , P A , A TTO R N EY FOR PLAJNTIFF 601 a Unhandy Drive Smto 900 PtontoSon, FL 33324 (934)233-6000 COUNTY. C ITY O F SANFORD H I Donna Baldwin Prapariy and Evidence dark 0U for Tax Duad Drive 37771 By: Mary Sboupa Deputy Clark MTHB CMCUT COURT FOR GERALDM E HARRIS, 4 Donato fta prapariy to a charftatta organUtaton, or 5. Dadara fta prapariy aa )una and noaly Tito d d s ol (b d putScdton ol M s Nodea a June 26.2008. Pubiah: Juna X 4. 2008 R17S M RE: ESTATE OF N O TIC E 18 HEREBY G IVEN ft* * «w C ly of Santant. Florida in accordance wkh Florida S w u m Chapter 709 Mends on disposing ot loat/abandonad/unclalm ad property In ona of tie taiowlng M m m 1. Ratom Eta prapariy to fta owner, 2. Convert and rattan fta prapariy tor uaa by fta Cay, 3. Trada fta property to NOTW TTHSTANOM O TH E T N E PERtOO S E T FO R TH ABOVE. AN Y CLJUM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR M ORE A FTER TH E O EC EO EN TS DATE O F DEATH IS BARRED. of Prapariy: LEG LO T 2 (LESS RY) BLK • TR 19 SEM M OLE PARK PB 2 PG 75 D A TE O F S A L E : ^ ■ 0 # BALE: 1246 RM . •# 1 M H O U S E H O L D 0 0 0 0 8 K M UUAN A, TH O M A S * #210 TO O L S G IL E S , D A R IA • #244 H O U S E H O LD 0 0 0 0 8 P E R E Z , P E D R O • #338 H O U S E H O LD 0 0 0 0 8 JO N E S . TH O M A S • #419 H O U S E H O LD . FU R N ITU R E AD A M S. D Y L A N -#49 C A R E W A N S . M AR K • #490 H O U S E H O LD F U R M TU R E TH O M A S . R O B E R T L E TA M IS H O U S E H O LD ITE M S VALLE. JO S E •#98 TO O L S Ma Coral W TTHM 3 M ONTHS A FTER TH E D ATE O F TH E FM B T PUBLICATION O F TH IS NOTICE. L ig a l s L ig a l s L ig a l s L ic a l s L ig a l s Plge SB •don. Tha naarr* ol ft# ratal baftg aought la as follows: PltontM haa Mad a compttonl aaikirg a dtoorta. Ybu ara raqtored to make a datonaa to such ptaariftg not tatar ftan tony (40) day* altar June X , 2009. aadutova ol said data, and upon your taNura to do to. tha party seeking raHat against you wB apply to ft* Court tor ft* ratal sought fta aOnftalraBva hearing pracaaa la du lgn* 1 tonnutala anal agancy acton, ft* hang at a patMon means ftat ftp Otaatcfa final action may b* dHtorant from fta ppaMon taken by 6 ft ■ k Ia ——**—— - e — --------- — ■m a*kvmte.i#mI lw4waM4a wJE M k uxe none# Of iiU m . r n o m w q m m a a n w ih p b e ii bb •Hacked by any auch final deetoion ol ft# Otatict on ft# i have die tight to bacoma a party to ft* pracoodftg, In t wtft the raqukarrwnti aat torft above. Gloria Lewis. Director. DMaion ol Permit Data Sarvtcaa S I Johns RMar Watar Managamont Olatrict Pubatot: July 8 2009 8032 of This ft* 22nd day ot June, 2009. N O TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Find Judgment of foreclosure dated June 22. 2003 and antarad ft Caaa No. 03-CA400-14W . at ft* C!rcu« Court ol ft* EIG H TEEN TH Juddto drewt ft dto tor SEMI­ NOLE Courtly. Ftorida wherein U S. BAN K N A SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO TH E LEAOER M ORTGAGE John F. Haruto Attorney tar PlwnetT NC Bar *: 8186 Haruto 4 Nawkkk 164230 Liverpool Parkway Comakua, NC 28031 (704) 692-0699 OW rtal ha* received fta Tha 8 t ippileation(s) Vor ComumpVvt Witec D m froin: Pubtah: June X . 2006 and July <» GAN. *1 to . wto a*6 to Via Ntotato and bad taddd tor cash to ft# W ad bent door of ft# Courftouea ft BANFORD. SEM INOLE County. Florida. I I DO AM o’clock on fta 19ft day of Jutyt 2009. fta toltowtag daacrftad prapariy aa sat torih ft said Fftto JudgmarV. to a n c u rr c o u r t f o r SEM BM LE CO UNTY. FLOM OA PROBATE DIVISION R L I ft 0848-1200 m ttw IN RE: ESTATE OF ELIZABETH MIKLER DUDA LO T 3. BLOCK 9. MOSS P U C E . ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREO F AS RECORO­ EO M P U T BOOK 99. PAGES 29 ANO 26, O F TH E PUBLIC R ECOROS O F SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA; SAID U N O SITU ATE, LYING AND BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNT, FLORIDA. arVa 136 Fftodan Lana. Winter Spring*. Florida 32706 DATED ft* 22 day ol Juna. 2009 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark ol said Court By Mary Stroupe A* Deputy Ctork Submitted by: Faber 4 G a u l. P A 9630 SW 77V) Avenue, Suite 200 Miami. Florida 33136-2619 (303)662-4110 Parson* wah a dmabaay who need a apaato accommodation to parkdpala ft ft* procaadftg should contact Court Adrmrvetraoon el 301 N Park Avenue. Suae N X 1 . Santord. Flonda 32771. w iftn 2 working day* pnor to fta proceeding Telephone (407)663-4227; 1800-936-6771 (TOO) or 1-8009338770 (V) via Flonda Holey Same* Pubiah June 29.2003 and July 6.2003 R183 M TH E O R C U T CO URT OF TH E EJOKTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUTT OF FLO M O A M A N O FO R 8CM M OLE CO UNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 08CA-780-14W C H A S E H O M E F IN A N C E . IX C . S U C C E S S O R BY M E R G E R TO C H A S E M AN H ATTAN M O R TG A G E C O R P O R A TIO N . JE A N N E TTE C. C U E LLA R , a t a i. Defendant (a ). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N p u ra u w k to a F n to Jud g m en t ct F o re c lo s u re d a te d Ju n e 22 . 2003 e n d e n tere d * i C ase N o 0S C A - 78Q -14W aI th e C rrcu * C o u rt o l V w E IG H T E E N T H J u d o a l C ecua n a n d to r S E M I­ N O LE C o u n t, fto rto a arfw rem C H A S E HO M E F ftA N C E . LLC . S U C C E S S O R BY M E R G E R TO C H AS E M AN H ATTAN M O N T GAGE C O R P O R A T IO N <* P lam aat a n d JE A N N E T T E C C U E LLA R et to .. * r# I ato »** to fta l and tw W te d de r k * caah _________ K a a d uet a t fte Ceisfttwae m SANFORO SC M M CLf C K N | lu r e * N O TICE TO CREDITORS The adminietrabon ol fte aetata oI ELIZABETH MIKLER D U D A dacaaaarl, Fta Numbar 2003 CP-1200, la pending In tha Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Ftorida, Probata DrvtoJon, Via adrVaaa ol which I* 301 N. Park Ave.. Santord, Ftorida, 32771, The names and addraaaaa ol ft* Co-P*raonto Rapraaafttattva and lha Co- Saminoia County Board ol Courtly Commiaaionara. 500 W. Lake Mary Btvd , Santord. FL 32773-7449. apptcanon #50X1. Tha appOcanl propoaaa to wiftkaw 0 W m#ton galona par day ol Ground Walar to aarva a profactad population ol 3 164 paopto ft ft* yaw 2006. wtoi water tor houaahotd. commarical/lnduaftal. urban landacap*. andwa1 « uttHty lypa use*. The akhdrawaia uaad by ft* proposed protect wM consist at Ground Water horn Via Ftortdan Aqudar via 2 ac8v6 wets ft Sammoia County, tocatod ft S#cVon(s): 11, Toamafito: 21 South. Range X East, known •• Apple Vabey Tha N*(s) containing each at the above-ketad appacatton(a) ara avMtabta tor Inapacaon Monday Vwough Friday aacapt lor legal ho3 days. 6 X Km. to 900 p.m. at ft* SL Johns Rrvar Water Managamant Dwtncl Haadquartars or ft* appropriate service cantor. Written objaeflons to ft* appfcaOon may ba mads, tart mould ba Mad wtft (received by) ft* District Clark. 4049 Raid S i, P ik k i, Ftorida 32177-1429, no latw ftwt 14 day* from fta dwa ot pubUctaon. Written ob(*ctions should idanttly ft* ob|*ctor by name and adeksaa, and M y describe ft* ott*c6on to ft* application. F*ng a wnaen obfaction doaa not enfrtla you to a Chaptar I X . Florida StakitaK Admfrtabaftra hearing. Only ftoaa paraon* whoa* aubatanttM fttaraaia ara ailactad by fta appHratton and who Ma a paabon maaang Via raquksmanta ol Sacnona 120 506 and 1 X 5 7 , Florida Stakrtea. and Chapter 28-106, Florida AdmintatraUv* Coda, may obtain an Admkkslraava hearing. A I Imaty Mad written obtacbona wB ba praaantad to tha Board tor conaideralfon in as dakbartbon* on i Ion prior to ft* Board taking action on ft* applcaflon. Gloria Law**. Duwrier. Division ct Ptrmrt Data Sarvtcaa SL John* Rrvar Watar Managamant Dwtoct Pubiah Juty 8. 2009 S031 nay are sat forth batow. AM cradkora of ft# decadent and other paraon* having cltome or demands against decadent s estate, including unmaturad, contingent or urAquirtaki dtoma. on whom a copy ot v w Nooca to •arvad must Na lhav claim* with ft* Court WITHIN TH E U T E R OF THR EE (3) M ONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR THIR TY (X ) DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SER­ VICE O F A CO PY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A* other creators ol Vw dece­ dent and oftar parson* having claims or demands against decedent ! estate, including unmaturad. contingent or unkqdtoms with ftto court WITHIN THREE (3) M ONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F TH E FIR ST PUBLICATION OF TH IS NOTICE, A a CLAIMS N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Notwtthsttndng Vw kma peri­ ods let torih above, any d u n Mad two (2) years or more ahar da ol death » Tha data ol tha Mat puhacanon ol fta noaca * A*y 6. 2006 ANDREW L D U O A C o -Paraonal Representative 1275 E Rad Bug Road Ovwdo. FL 32795 MICHAEL JOSEPH DUDA Co-Peraonal Representative 1447 Patommo Way Ovwdo. FL 32786 i ROBERT K M clNTOSH. ESOUIRE Ftonde Bar No 376302 STEN S TR O M . M clNTOSH. COLBERT. WHIGHAM. REISCHM ANN • PARTLOW. PA Post Otace Boa 4646 Saidord. FL 327724646 Telephone 407022 2171 Attorney tor Co-Paraonto C IT Y O F LOM Q W OO O . FLO R ID A N O TIC E O F P U B LIC HEARtNO T O C O N S ID ER A D O P TIO N O f P R O P O SED O R D IN A N C ES T O W HOM IT MAY C O N C E R N : N O TIC E IS H ER EB Y G IV E N by fta City ol Longwood, Florida, (hat fta City Commission will hold ■ public hearing to consider enactment ol ft* tallowing Ordinances O R D IN A N C E N O . 08-1780 AN O R D IN A N C E O F T H E C ITY O F LO N G W O O D . FLO RIDA, AM EN D IN G O R D IN A N C E N O 1235 O F TH E LO N G W O O O C IT Y C O D E . C H A P TE R 13 9 PARKS ANO R EC R EA TIO N . A R TIC LE III R EC R EA TIO N /C O M M U N ITY FA C ILITIES . S E C ­ TIO N 13 3 7 R U LES AND U S E PO LIC Y; AVAILABILITY C R ITE ­ RIA. S E C TIO N 13.38 S C H E D U LE O F FEE S . S E C TIO N 13.39 R ESP O N SIB ILITY, S E C TIO N 13.310 PER M ITS ANO S E C ­ TIO N 13.311 LIA B ILITY; PR O VIDIN G FO R C O N FL IC TS . S EV ­ ER ABILITY. AN D AN E F F E C TIV E D ATE O R D IN A N C E N O . 031781 AN O R D IN A N CE O F TH E C ITY O F LO NO W O OO . FLO R IDA. AM EN D IN G TH E B U O G E T FO R TH E FISCAL YEA R B EG IN ­ N IN G O C TO B E R 1. 2004 ANO ENDING S EP TEM B ER X . 2005, PR O V ID IN G FO R A B U O G E T AM ENDM ENT Said Ordinance* war* placed on lirsl reading on July 9. 2009, and fta Cdy C om m tst«n w# consider tama tor Anal paaaaga and adoption altar ft* pubac hearing, which w# ba hato m fte C ity Com m ission Cham bers. 175 Waal Warren Avanua, Longwood. Flonda. on M onday, lha 16th day o l Ju ly , A J L , 2006, 7 00 p m , or as soon thereafter as posvbfe AI lha meet­ ing. interested parties may appaar and ba heard with rasped to the proposed Ordinances This hearing may b* continued Irom time to bma until final action is takao by fta City Comnssaion. Copras ol fta proposed Ordinances ara posted at Vw Longwood City Had. Longwood. Florida, and copras ara on Ma with fta Clark ol fta City and same may ba inspected by fta pubic. N O TIC E A I parsons ara advised ftal t ftay decide to appeal any decisions made al this meeting.hearing, they w # n**d a record ol fte proceedings and for such purposes, ftay may need to maure ftal a verbatim record « made, which record to nchxte fte testimony end evidence upon which fte appeal m to be mada (par Sac 286 0106 Florida Statutes) Parsons with ftsaCvLtras needing assistance to participate at any oI these proceeding* should contact fte A D A Coorcknaior. at (407) 260-3461. al least 48 hours n advance of fte masting Dated ftra 2 »ft day ot June A D . 2005 Pubtah Jury 6. 13. 2005 5026 H O n C C O F SALE Tha ktouwmg e r m e n a# be auto m putm . auckwi par FI Mat 7t ] S«9 to 10 (G AM gn J t f t 22. 2PM ct Larva a e » M to m * eTy * kan agave* aeri reftoai si C ITY O F LO N O W O O O SAR AH M M UAR ES C ITY CLER K Pubtah JO y # X 0 5 M OO � 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>, July 06, 2005; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a97e3f57184ba3da745169dcc8f3245d.pdf b83415439619d54f3ad92beae44ed7c6 PDF Text Text —- W eekend: S u n d a y , S e p t e m b e r 18, 2 0 0 5 — — - The Sanford Herald Vol. 114, No. 7 •Copyright © 2 0 0 5 Tho Sanford Herald Holding off competition Eight Seminolo County football foam s went in search of district opening wins on Friday. Did your favorite team win? Sh Sp o rts, P ag o IB 50c Citizens vow to nght for justice Caring for Katrina Residents seek answers in July shooting death By Steve Paradis Herald Slaff Big smile Why good deed did this Hamilton Elementary first grador do to m ake such a wonderful, wide sm ile? Find out inside. So# P o g e 7A City announces qualifying period SANFORD — Tho Sanford City Clerk, as determined by (he Mayor and the City Commission, h a s ’ announced that t h e qualifying period for Sanford's Nov. 8, Special City Election at which the District 4 city commissioner will be elected (sub­ ject to a potential run off election on Nov. 29) will begin at 8 a m. Monday, Sept. 19, and end on Friday, Sept. 23, at 5 p.m. The special election became necessary alter District 4 Commissioner Kevin Hipes resigned for an undisclosed medical problem in August. During the qualify­ ing period, any per­ son wishing to run for the unexpired term of District 4 city com­ missioner must file qualifying papers and pay the qualifying fee in the city clerk's Office, Sanford City Hall, 3(H) N. Park Ave., Sanford, before the end of the qualifing period. For more informa­ tion, contact the city cclerk's office at 407­ 330-5603 ore-m ail doiiJ5herj«’<T«anford. thus. S e m in o l e S m il e Juan Hwoman — 2005 graduate of SemmoU High School SANFORD — Tho Seminole County Chapter of the NAACP called for an impartial, three judge jury to look into the shooting death of a black 16year-old by two while security guards in July. Turner Clayton Jr., president of the local NAACP, said the organization would bring in more "fire power" if justice doesn't prevail in the case. He made liis vow before 80 or so people at a town hall meeting Sept. 13 at the First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church in Sanford. Attorney Natalie Jackson showed those gath­ ered a petition signed by mom than 400 residents calling for a judicial review of the case. Tlte shooting took place in the early morning of July 16. Travares McGill, 16, drove a car into the Country Lake Apartments near Seminole High School to drop off one of four passengers, accord- S h Meeting, Pege 9A Raw is new fire chief in Seminole Veronica and Caleb Jones from New Orleans have telt welcomed at Keeth Elementary School In Winter Springs. New Orleans family overwhelmed by generosity in Winter Springs erosity while anxiety about employment, housing and the Herald Staff future grows. "It still seems like a movie," W INTER SPRINGS — Fleeing from New Orleans, liv­ Veronica said Thursday during ing in a hotel in Houston, an interview at her son, Caleb's school — Keeth pleading for her identity with new government agencies and relo­ Elementary in Winter Springs. cating to Winter Springs did not "It still doesn't seem real." exist in the mind of Veronica When she thinks about the dev­ Jones days before Hurricane astation in New Orleans and Katrina out her home and busi­ the Gulf Coast, she said: "It seems like some other country." ness underwater. Central Floridians may iden­ Still Veronica, her husband Carl, and their two children tify with Veronica’s Saturday have landed in a place where morning on Aug. 27, two days people have piled on tlte gen­ before Hurricane Katrina dev­ By Steva Paradis By Steve Paradis Herald Slat! SANFORD — People keep asking Leeanna Raw w hat's the best thing about being appointed Seminole County's new fire chief. "It's the same thing that it's always been, it's the people I work with," Raw said Friday, a day after County Manager Kevin Grace announced the appointment. Raw will succeed Terry L. Schenk, who retires Sept. 30 after 30 years of service in Raw Seminole County. ... Raw will oversee the county l ire Division, astated her home and beauty salon business. Veronica knew from experi­ ence that if her family was going to evacuate New Orleans, it would have to be sooner than later because traffic backs up quickly on major roads. She went to work that Saturday morning, but told her family to prepare to leave by noon. She describes a scene at work as she and three clients watched hurricane updates on TV. At one point, ail four of See Family, Page BA Saa Chief, Page 8A Doctor: Helipad will help Shriners hospitals save time, and time is life treat more children fund the hospitals. The closest Shriner hospital to Seminole County is in SANFORD — When peo­ Tampa, said Gary Bergenske, otentate of the Maitlandple think about Shriners, they ased Shriners. His territory icture men wearing funny ats and driving tiny cars in includes Seminole, Volusia, arades. I’eople in the Central Orange, Sumter, Osceola and lorida area may picture Gus Lake counties. "Except for our hospital in the camel who maxes appear­ Mexico City, the others have ances at many parades. Local Bahia Shriners want empty beds," Bergenske said. people to know their true mis­ They are always looking for sion, which is to help families families who have children in deal with orthopedic prob­ need. The Shriners are famous for lems, severe bum s and spinal cord injuries all at no cost at helping bum victims because tliose stories make (leadlines, their 22 hospitals. On Oct. 14 and 15, people but people don't often know will see the Shriners out and about the orthopedic and about with their fezz hats. spinal cord help available, They will hand out Bahia orthopedic problems may Shrine News, which tells stem from birth defects or about the organization's activ­ from an accident. The hosp,ities, and they will take what­ ever donations people offer to See Shriners, Page 10A By Stave Paradia Herald Staff By Llane Edixon Herald Staff SANFORD — A small crowd gathered Fridjy morn­ ing at the Central Florida Regional Hospital as an ambulator)- helicopter kicked up leaves, dust, and a single Styrofoam cup as it landed for the first time on the new heli­ pad, among the dancing debris. The new helipad was con­ structed just outside the emer­ gency room doors to provide better service for patients who need transportation by EMS Helicopters. Hospital personnel said that before the new helipad was constructed, helicopters transporting patients were parking in the streets and parking lots. In the last few P Dr. Todd Husty. left, talks with Craig Bair, R odney Sm ith, and E R director Larry A lexander at C entral Florida R egional Hospital. years, the need has grown for a helipad because the hospital is so close to the interstate, and the hospital is often used as a stabilization point before patients are transported to the Orlando Regional Medical Center. See Helipad, Page 8A �I I'ilgC 2 A T iie H eraid Sunday. September IB, 2005 Seminole Summary A G LA N C E AROUND O U R CO U N TY O ut & A bout T r ip le P a rk e d Man w ith short arm steals cash SAT b ; -A LAKE MARY — A man with an atro­ phied left arm robbed a Lake Mary supply at gunpoint Thursday morning, bmisiness i according to the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office. The Sheriff's Office is seeking informa­ tion that will lead to the arrest of the sus­ pect. Tlie robbery occurred Thursday at around 10:20 a.m. at the Sally Beauty Supply, in the Lake Mary Center, at 3725 L ike Emma Road. The suspect had a unique feature about him, according to investigators. Part of his left arm appeared to be atrophic and short. He’s described as a white male, about 50 'ears old, with short-cropped, reddish hair. _fe rj is about 5-feet, 10-incnes tall, and he was wearing a blue shirt. The victim, a store employee, told deputies the suspect came into the store, took an item off the shelf, and went to the check out, as if to pay for it. Tlie employee says the suspect then produced a handgun and ordered the clerk to give him money. Tlie employee opened the cash register, so the suspect could grab the cash. Due to his handicap, the suspect was unable to grab the cash with his left hand and hold the handgun at the same time. He ordered the store employee to place the money on the counter, which he scooped up, wiln his right hand, before exiting Inc store. He fled in an unknown direction, with an undis­ closed amount of cash, the Sheriff's Office said. O ther store m erchants in the plaza recalled a person, matching that descrip­ tion, wearing glasses, and going store to store this morning. Anybody with information is asked to contact the Sem inole County Sheriff's Office at 407-665-6600, or Crime Line at 800423-T1PS. Tlie call to Crime Line allows one to be eligible for a cash reward. f Markham Woods ft P?. ' * r gets new pastor /ohn Wmon “Jw " VVcruJorpIv, was given a unanimous vote of actvptancv by the mem­ ber* of MarUiam Woods Presbyterian Churvh, to be its new Pastor. 71 k * vote came during a congregational meeting Sunday, Sept. 11. Taking over the pulpit for the first time on October 2, lie will be replacing Rev. Mike Andrews, who has served I as Interim Pastor of the church for the past 2 and one-half years. | "Joe" as he prefers to be called, was bom in | Jacksonville on May 16, ■8^ i j , i . / I 1957, where lie attended Lakewood Presbyterian Church. His candidacy for the ministry was spon­ sored through St. Wendorph Augustine Presbytery. While at Florida Junior College and Jacksonville University he worked with at least five Young Life Clubs and, for two years, served as program direc­ tor for the Brooklyn inner city bummer camp at St. Augustine Presbytery's Camp Montgomery. r He graduated from Jacksonville University in 1983, magna cum laude with honors in Psychology. He then entered Columbia Theological Seminary and received his Master of Divinity Degree in 1986. He was ordained as Minister of the Word and Sacrament in the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. on January 18, 1987. From 1998 until the present, he has been Associate Pastor at Christ Presbyterian Church in Ormond Beach. He and his wife, Alisa have been married for 21 years and have two daughters, Cara, age 15 and Rachel, 11. All four of the family are musically inclined. Alisa has been involved in the Episcopal School teaching music and other classes. Both Cara and Rachel participate in youth group activities. Rachel had a lead role in the children’s musical earlier this year and Cara played guitar in the youth praise band. Joe is an avid guitarist. 0 , Display Advertising Sieve G lu t Circulation Wanda Kourparvdis Classified Advertising Ted Weiner Cheryl Smith Republic Newspapers, Inc. A* - »• ' B.J. Thomas, will appear al the Helen Stairs Theatre* in concert at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $35 for VIP/Orehestra or $30 for balcony seats. Call 407-321-8111 for tickets. r> i is ' Sweet Pea Pageant will host the semi-annual beauty Pageant and Baby Contest at the Seminole Towne Center. Children will compete from newborns to 10 years of age. For information call 321-631­ 8484. Registration begins at 11 a.m. with the pageant to begin at noon. V C m m m k. mt T ^ i T in i i ii 11 n i f f l i f f l l f i M i i i ^iE'IASI Herald p hoto b y Tommy Vincent AJ lined up and tripte parked too. T h ese motorcycle units of the Sanford Police Department wore on hand to groot U S . Son. Bill Nelson at a recent town haP meeting at Sanford City HaP. FYI, the cycles were not illegally parkod a s the area w as closed for spodal parting and security for the visiting senator. Drug Related • Tramline Donte McQary, 31, of Logan Heights Circle, and Kit Brown, 30, of Bob Thomas Circle, were arrest­ ed by Sanford police Tuesday at Academy Avenue and Carver Avenue. McQary was dtarged with possession of cocaine with intent to sell and viola­ tion of the city ordinance* on posses­ sion of an open container of alcoholic beverage. Brown was charged with violation of tlie city ordinance* on hav­ ing an open container of alcohol • T r.lv U l e m u i n e W illia m s. 2 1 , o f A c a d e m y A v e n u e , »v.t» a m - s le d b y H a n lo n ! |s>1It,* 1 1 1 .s.la y at A c a d e m y a n d C a r v e r A v e n u e s . Polite* s a id h e w a s o n e tif t i i n v m e n a c tin g s u s p i­ cio u s ly . W illia m s w a s c h a r g e d w ith possession o f c o c a in e w ith in te n t to s e ll, a n d p o s s e s s io n o f u n d e r 2 0 g r a m s of marijuana. • ***<% Anthony Davis, 31, of \W*st 6th Street, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday in Higgins Terrace*. H e w a s charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. • Jelani Lloyd Winston, 18, of Odliam Drive, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police* Friday, Sept 9, at 9th Street and Sanford Avenue. He was civarged with possession of a con­ trolled substance (crack cocaine). Theft* • Robert Lev Rohe 42, listed as homeless, was arrested by Sanford police* Thursday al a store in the 2900 block ol Orlando Drive. He reportedly tixik $29.81 in items from a store* with­ out (laying. I le was charged with petty laneny. • L. Bruton, 42, of Beacon Mill I-ane, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford (xiliiv WWtnesday at a store in tlie* 3tt>0 block of Orlando Drive. He reportedly tixik $6.28 in items from the store without paying. He was charged with petty laree*ny. u "alter Jolicueut 33, of Uradshaw Drive, was arrested by Sanfoid (xilice Wednesday. He rvportidly kit a business on Rinehart Road The American Kennel Club will have a day of fun from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Hound Ground in Winter Springs. Vendors will be on hand along with prizes. Call 407-592-4607. - touch or strike (domestic violence). • Nakislu Jones 25, of Dm Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday at her residence. She report­ edly was in a dispute with her cousin. Slie was charged with battery - touch or strike (domestic violence). • 1leather l.ynn Guise, 26, of Orlando, was arrested by Sanford police Tliesd.iy al a stun* in tlie- 1600 block of Orlando drive. Sin* reportedly attempted to alter items and leave the slore* without paying. She was diarged with petty larceny of property over $100, and requesting a refund with a false receipt. Assault - Battery • Marcus Allen Carlton, 21, of Del-and, was arrested by Sanford police early Friday. 1le reportedly had attacked a female sitting on a bendi at 13th Street and Mulberry Avenue. He was located at the scene and arrested on diarges of sexual assault - battery on a victim over age of 12. and battery - touch or strike. • Robert Harold William*, 36. of *$es» First Street, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday al lus rvsiiicruv as the iVMilt of an altercation Witli a female. He was charged with battery - touch or strike (domestic violoncv). • James Shumate, 21. Of Orlando was arrested by Sanford police Ihursdav al a slore in the 100 block of N. French Avenue. He was reportedly involved in a dispute with the store clerk. He was charged with aggravat­ ed assault. • Christopher J. Hicks 21, of Kelly Cirde, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday, Sept. 10 at his residence fallowing1 an altercation with a (u n i t l , . 1 J .. . . . . a .a. 21 Fish Nuggets Goldfish G raham C rack ers J e ll - 0 A ssortm ent of Fruit/ F resh B ab y Carrots C h oice of Milk All Am erican Hoi Dog w/ Chili & C h e e se Ju n g le Animal C rack ers A ssortm ent of Fruit/ F resh B ab y Carrots C h oice ol Milk Bruster'* Real Ice Cream, 4355 W. Lake Mary Blvd. in Lake Mary, is sponsoring an Ice Cream Eating Contest to benefit Hurricane Katrina victims. There* will be an entry fee of $5. Age groups are* 12 and under, and 13 and above. To register call 407­ 323-0055. • Jonathan Wade Sutton, 34, of I kinging Moss Circle, Lake Mary, was anvstid by Sanford police Friday, Sept. 9, in the 2600 block of Orlando Dme, where lie and several others were reportedly Involved In a disturbance*. I le Is said lo have threatened an officer. without paying for merchandise He was located in tlie 1900 block of French Avenue where he was diarged with petty larceny and giving false informa­ tion to obtain a refund. 20 G ianni's Pepperoni or C h e e s e P izza California V egetable Otis Spunkm eyer Cookie A ssortm ent ol Fruit/ F resh B ab y Carrots C h oice of Milk An evening paddle on the VVcklva River will be held al 6 p.m. Launching is at Wekiva Marina. Cost is $13 per canoe or $3 for own boat. Call 407-260-0592. I f e w a s c h a r g is l w ith s im p le a s s a u lt o n a la w e n f im v m e n t o ttu v r, tr e s p a s s ­ in g o n p r o p e r ty a fte r a v e r b a l w a r n in g , a n d d is tin ie r ly c o n d u c t • Angel Luis Lopez, 38, of Country Club Road, was anvstid by Sanford police Tuesday at his residence, as the result of an altercation with his wife. He was charged witli battery - touch or strike (domestic violence). SUN The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra. conducted by Hal France, will appear at the Helen Stairs Theatre* in downtown Sanford. For tickets, call 407­ 321-8111. Traffic stops • Marcus leo Bun, 26, of Anderson Avenue, was stopped by Sanford police Wednesday at 22nd Street and Lake Avenue. I le was charged with fleeing/eluding a police officer at a high sfxvd, and n\ kk*v» driving. A memorial run lo benefit the family of Officer Ko> Nelson Jr. will be held at 10 a m. Nelson and his K9 part­ ner were* killed in the line of duty on Aug. 13. For infor- • Luis Rene Perez, 20, of Fox Quarry Lane, was slo p ed by Sanfoid police Thursday at SR-46 and Old Digland Lxip. I ie was charged with driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs. 42iL9229 r loCdtion' cal1 386- MON • W-ronica Davis, 47, of William Clark Court, was stopped by Sanfoid police Wednesday at l6th Street and Hell Avenue. She was charged with driving witli a susjx-ndid license, fail­ ure to register a motor vehicle, and possession of narcotics equipment. • Nelson Hernandez Garcia. 23. of Soufli I ark Avenue, was am-stid bv Sanford police Sunday. His vehicle rejxirtedly struck a female on a bicycle at lid Stnvt and Laurel Avenue He was charged with hit and ron - failing lo stop at a crash involving an injury. 22 Bakod Ziti G arden S a la d Garlic Breadstick A ssortm ent of Fruit/ F resh B aby Carrots C h oice ol Milk ___ ___ Free total Cholesterol Screening will be held from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p m , and 2:30 ™ 5 P m at Maitland Rexall DruRs, 145 S. Orlando Ave. in Maitland. . Mary Elementary will host a Scholastic Book fair. Sept. 19 through 23 from H30 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day, to purchase books for the M i^ia Center. The fair will feature* a medieval theme, Enter the Kingdom of W h m ' l**>ks 23 B aked Chicken Nuggols w/ Dip M ashed P o ta to e s w/ Gravy Dinner Roll Assortm ent ol Fruit/ D e s h B aby Carrots C h oice of Milk The Tuskawllla Lighting and Beautification District 8 Advisory Committee will I- c *l«ndar, Pag* 3* The Sanford Herald Editor and Publisher Lege! Advertising Pelt) Smith x♦ f v Dan Ping Administration Belly Bennett Blue Grass Pickin’ will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Longwood Community Building, 200 W. Warren Ave. Bring your instruments, or bring your chairs and watch. ^ T " - --w .m V .4IH V U I P r e s b y te r ia n o An Antique Appraisal Fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Lake Mary Community Center, 260 N. Country Club Road. Tlie $5 fee for each item appraised is a donation for the Seminole County Historical Society for the support of the Museum of Seminole County History. Call 407-665-2489. Editorial Sieve Paiada Dons Dietrich Liene Ed.on Mama Hawtrns N d Pteileul been Smith Tommy Vincent "Serving Seminole County Since I9<»8" Sunday. S ep tem b er 18. 2 0 0 5 • Vol. 114. No. 7 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc *3 0 0 N French Ave.. Sanford FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 •Fax (407) 323-9406 Periodical Portage Paid al Sanlord. Florida and adtMional mating offices USPS 481280 Postmaster Send eddiees changes lo The SANFORD HERALD PO Bos 1667 Sentord E l 32772-1667 Writs to us: 300 N. French Avenue Sanlord, FL 32771 E-Msllus: Subscription Rates 3 Months in Seminole County $11 00 6 Months in Seminole County $20 00 1 Year in Seminole County $36 00 I Year Other Florida County $42 00 I Yeai Out Ot Stale $52 00 EdSona Ceil ue: (407)322-2611 MveUssig: PuAihar __ 1 I N e .4 �Tiir. H f.raij ) C alen d ar-------- Lake Blvd., Altamonte Springs. Donations at the door arc $5. Hear the big band sounds and "Lady of Song", Linda Cole. Call 407­ 322-7528. Continued from Page 2A met at 7 p.m. City Hall. Come as an Oz character. Call 407-302-2519 or 386-860-7770. The city of Lake Mary Local Planning Agency will meet at 7 n.m . in City Hall. Items on the agenda include recommendations on the Wekiva Study Area. MON THU The W inter Springs east Rural Area Property Owners Committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the East Training Room of Winter Springs City FRI The Helen Stair* Theatre Repertory Company in downtown Sanford presents "Cam elot", Sept. 23 through Oct. 2. Shows are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. Tickets are $15 and $12. SAT ___ The Sem inole County Public Safety Department will host Hospice Howl, a motorcycle run benefiting 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., Sanford. Bikers will depart at 9:30 a.m. for the 92-mile, three-hour run through the Cape Canaveralcoast. The ride will end with lunch, live music and prizes at 1 p.m. at Wolly's River Deck Bar and Grill in Sanford. Lunch tickets are an additional $5. Call 407­ 665-5038 or 407-682-0808. VFJV Ladies Auxiliary of Dist. 18 will host Gold Star Parents day with a luncheon at South Seminole VFW 8207, 1520 Highway 427 in Longwood at 1 p.m. For reservations call 407-339-6016. SUN Sanford Fire Department will sponsor a book signing fundraiser at Maya's Books in downtown Sanford fmm noon to 3 p.m. Featured author will be Bill Goettel, "Wizard of Oz Relative". H a SAT ____ The 15th annual Florida Rail Fair will Ik1 held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Volusia County Fairgnmnds in the Tommy T. Lawrence Show Arvna. Admission is $6 for adults with children under 12 free. Parking is free. Over 300 tables of Railroad items will be on sale. The city o f Lake Mary and the Grove Counseling Center will sponsor a Jazz concert at Central Park. The free event will feature Latin Jazz by Rico Monaco St The Sol Sons. There will also be a silent auction. The event will bene­ fit the Grove Counseling Center's local drug and alco­ hol prevention programs. It's 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. WED Big Band Dancing returns to the Sanford Civic Center from 2 to 4 p.m. with music by the Deltonaas . Cost is $3. THU A Panel o f Experts will be at Holiday Inn Orlando North, 230 West Stale Road 436 from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. to discuss iasurance, accounting or law for aim m unity associ­ ations. Cost is $20 per person. For information or reservations, call 407-850-0106. FRI 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 are $15. Group dis­ counts available. Tne Center is at 2921 Orlando Drive at the a im er of 17-92 and SR 417 in the Sanford Plaza. Hamilton Elementary School will present an evening to gather families under Jeb Bush's Family Night proclamation. Hamilton students and fami­ lies will be gathering at CiCi Pizza. Lake Mary Boulevard at Highway 17-92. Similiiy. Scplrmlter 111. 2005 P a g e : v \ Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole 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. 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 St Joan. $5 entry fee. Riders on horseback from across Florida will join Children’s Miracle Network on a 10-mile trail ride to ben­ efit Shands Children's I lospital at the University of Florida and Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children St Women. The ride takes plan.' in the Lower Wekiva River State Preserve in Lake County. Registration is 7 a.m. with the ride at 9. Call 407­ 481-2774. The next meeting of the Post-Polio Resource Group of Central Florida will lie held at Southland Suites Assisted Living of Longwood, 342 S. Wayman St., from 1 to 3 p.m. Guest speaker will be attor­ ney Carol Ponton. Call 407­ 260-9238. SUN The Altamonte Jazz Ensemble will present an evening of dancing, from 7 to 10 p.m. at Orlando North Hilton Hotel, 350 S. North St. 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 is at 2 p.m., the Fiesta is 4 JO to 6:30 p.m., with food and entertainment. MON Applications will be taken through Oct. 21 for Christmas Kettle Bell Ringers for the Salvation Army. The kettles will be placed at locations throughout Seminole County from Nov. 18 through Dec. 24, excluding Sundays and holi­ days. Stop at the Salvation Army, 700 24th Street in Sanford, from 9 to 11 a.m. or 1 to 4 p.m. for application. The Sweetwater O aks gar­ den G u b will meet at 9:30 a.m. at the Community Center, Fox Valley Drive, Longwood. The program will be Landscape Management by A1 Ferrer, Seminole County urban horticulturist. New members welcome. Call 407-814-9482. WED Welcome Wagon G u b of Seminole Spokes will hold its monthly luncheon meeting at Heathrow Country G u b at 11:30 a.m. The program will feature Duwclla Pclton, an Orange County Cold Case detective. Reservations should be made by Oct. 7. Call 407-688-2393. 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Call 407­ 302-1300. ,.t .......... . P«t FritndlyStore* L— As promised, The Herald is publishing the gas prices for the North Seminole County area. The following prices were gathered at noon Friday, Sept. 16 for 87 octane gasoline. They arc listed from lowest to highest. The difference this week is 25 cents per gallon compared with 30 cents per gallon last week. TUE A Hardw arj iTunes + cingular Gas gonewild I’m Lany Breen, a Certified Financial P U m ™ and a retirement planning specialist It would be aprivilege to n w t you �- ^ l l ^ L ^ ^ S c p l c r n b c r IB. 2005 T in H frai.d O p in io n 218YearsYoung the A rtk lP, ^ . l Cn^ 0n/°iCreale a ncw con»,l«u«l‘>n to replace wmi ” ° f lhc Confederation In February, 1787. The con*u m m e r^ fSd|,arf,?d. ° " M ° y 14 of , ha‘ * ° ° k an entire w X V h p t ? T ' £ l0,n‘ ar8 um cn*8 and connict to come up w th the final draft. It wAs on Sept. 17, 1787 when delegates voted IS Jri* (Rh? d c,,9land did no' 8CI" 1a delegate), finally “ approve the proposed document ,°f hc 42 d clcRa,es on hand signed the document. U f the signers two later became President; Alexander ............. Hamilton and Jam es M adison. Benjamin Franklin was one of the signers, as were sev­ eral others who had previously signed the Declaration of Independence 11 years earlicr. In 1955, a Presidential Proclam ation declared that beginning In 1956, the week of Sept. 17 through 23 is to be considered Constitution Week. Several states, including Florida and Arizona, have declared Sept. 17 as an official Nlck holiday, although hardly any offices or busi­ Pfeifauf nesses will be closed as they are for other • • • • • • • a holidays. I doubt seriously if most folks have ever read the Constitution all the way through, unless they are studying it in school, or have a connection with it through law. It’s sort of like the Bible in that - It's there for all to read, but many people rely on som eone else to interpret it and tell them what it means. Unfortunately, many people take the words and bend them in such a way as to reflect their own personal point o f view. This is especially true when it com es to the Bill o f Rights, the amendments made to our constitution. The first am end­ m ent deals w ith religion, and the second am endm ent To the Editor explains the “right o f the people to keep and bear arm s”. How many times have you heard these two discussed with Where was the mayor of differing viewpoints. In fa c t if you have a copy on hand, read Sanford? Why didn't she the exact wording and see what you think they are actually have 15 minutes to make an saying. appearance when Fox News The United States is a young nation compared to other and Channel-9 News came nations around the world, yet our Constitution is probably and interviewed Victoria one of the oldest continuing rules o f operation. M ost coun­ Meyer and Morgan Aiken tries have m ade many changes, or struck it from the books and written new ones. After those delegates signed the document in 1787, it couldn't become official until it was approved by at least nine (of the 13) states. This was not accom plished until June 21, 1788 when New Ham pshire becam e the ninth state to ratify it. M i r l l t A l V,w« l a -----* - - - - Michael Yon is unknown a_ to Go back in history for a moment. W hat if you lived in one most Americans. But in the of these states (and were allowed to votc)(m any were not), on Internet blogosphere, he is makwhether or not to accept this docum ent which would end up governing how your country would operate and what free­ ............................. ing a name for himself as one doms you would have, or would not have, under its direc­ of the best tion. How would you vote? Would you even know what you were voting on? J c o m b a t reporters fil­ »*ic kiuzcns oi Iran arc n wlTh ^ " \ ° f ' - . 1 ore now ing stories ^avc d L n up _ new constitution that will govern their country___________ from Iraq. It s coming upTBM rvoie. Will thdse ...... Yon |lue»rr dll owed t o \Ttfe know w h -. |“ n*t work" for a they are considering? With a num ber o f different groups news media (political organizations) who are Iraqi citizens, will all of Bill outlet. As he their demands be met in this document? d Will this particular Steigerwald declares on constitution make it a better nation? The answer to all of his remark­ these questions will probably be NO. Not at the present time. able Web site, I would expect this constitutional preparation will be . he is voted down, and go back to the drawing board for further dependent informed revisions. It took our nation's Constitutional Convention observer chronicling the monu­ members over six months of discussions, objections and dis­ mentally important events in agreem ents before ours was drawn up to the point of beinc the efforts to stabilize Iraq." accepted. Yon, 41, does much more . V?/°wUua" ; ly'JU.n,il ,ratl 8 e,s 10 ‘he point where it can con­ than observe, however. Armed trol itself, backed by a strong document such as a constitu­ with only a digital camera, the tion, our nation will continue supplying troops to subdue the Special Forces vet from Florida violence. r is embedded with the U 5 . We observe our Constitution this week, but with the fight­ Army's 1st Battalion 24th ing, deaths and conflicts still going on in Iraq, 1 doubt if they Infantry Regim ent which will have such a sim ilar observance for a long time in that patrols Mosul in wheeled nation. It's a sad situation. Stryker armored vehicles. Reader: Mayor doesn’t have 15 minutes to give? about the Food Drive for suf­ fering people in the Gulf States? Is the mayor not con­ cerned about these poor black people? My neighbor did the food drive successfully without the mayor's help, but it must be true, Republicans don't care about poor black people they're only concerned about rich, white Americans. President George Walker Bush's administration has been accused of a “slower ---------- than snails” reaction to help these poor suffering people. ■Today, Harvest Time International is sending an 18-wheclcr truck to pick up the non-perishable food, water, diapers and formula, and “just the basics” that car­ ing people brought to the Recreation Room at All Souls Catholic Church. Priests and this church helped my neigh­ bors as well as the people of Sanford make this Food Drive -a success. Thank you - caring people of Sanford for your support. All Souls is at 9th Street and Myrtle Avenue in Sanford. Thank you All Souls. Sincerely Janett Goolsby Sanford P.S. The truckload of goods will be in the Gulf States by Friday. Thank you Harvest im c m a iio n a i. • International. The W ar According to M ichael Yon ___• ' LAN D A U C TIO N 3600! Acre Citrus Giove Otfeied in 74 Parcels 11A M • Saturday, O c to b e r 1 • Excall an t In com e and D evelopm ent Potential • L ocated in Highlands County, In th e h e a rt of C entral Florida, this property b o a s ts over th re e m iles o f fron tag e on B R -70. • P a rc e ls ran g e from 9 0 1 to 1 6 0 1 a c re s . • Buy o n e p a rc e l o r buy th e en tire t r a c t • F eatu res 6 0 0 0 ‘S Airstrip and a c c e s s to ov er 16 m iles o f navigable w aterw ays. • Take ad vantage o f th e le a In cen tives and b e n efits grove ow nership offers. • B rok er participation and 1 0 9 1 e x ch a n g es w elcom e. Auction S ite: A m erican Legion P lacid P o st 2 5 1 4 0 0 U S -2 7 North L ake Placid . FL. Broker Participation Welcome. CM. F I lie MUIM/ABIM It . I .a His dispatches provide a nar­ row view of a complex war. Nevertheless, they offer a unique and valuable inside look at the dangers American sol­ diers face every day. His most recent blog, “Gates of Fire," describes a furrowing, deadly shootout in an alley with “terrorists" that began with a battalion commander being hit three times, ended with handto-hand fighting and included Yon picking up and shooting an M4 carbine. It indudes 14 amaz­ ing action photos shot by Yon. Yon makes no bones about whose side he's on in Iraq — ours. Hc went in January, on nis own dime, to do something per­ sonally about the "disconnect” between what's really going on in Iraq and what the main­ stream media are reporting. Since communicating with Yon by phone is a logistical headache, 1 interviewed Wm in late August from Pittsburgh bv e-mail: 7 Q- Has anything you've seen in Iraq changed your mind HURRICnNC Bnenup Power No Full •No Nolu •Salt Indoors Umfor $500 678-494-2035 www.powBrpal.us _____________ As seen FMsmicniffliSEmBBfrs, onT.V. ANNUTTIESind WSURANCf PAYOUTS (800) 794-7310 800-257-4161 Auto insurance Low Down Payments Low Monthly' Payments C a ll F o r A Q u o te 0 0 7 - 3 8 4 - 3 1 3 7 Charles Davis & Assoc. 2017 8 . French Are., San lord X III. TRANSMISSION TROUBLEP Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 209 W. 25th S t., Sanford Since 1959...Sam e Location MV-00564 . about your decision to go there? A: Terrorism is a norrible thing and must be confronted. If you do not confront terrorism, it will confront you. H u t said, 1 have seen different types of ter­ rorism in different parts of the world. “Terrorism," like reli­ gion. is a word that begs defini­ tion. Tlie kind of terrorist who wakes up in the morning plot­ ting how to run airplanes trito your buildings should be con­ fronted. Q: What is the major thing you and soldiers over there know (about the direction of the war) from being there that we consumers of mainstream media do not know? A: That very real progress is being made. This war is sim­ mering and could get worse. Iraq could possibly fall apart We have seen many nations do this. I, personally, have been to many nations during major upheavals. When countries fall apart, the world keeps spin­ ning. Iraq, on the other hand, is getting stronger. Only time will Stressed Out? In today ' s would , c a im n g m a c s o r MIND CAN M Dtm cUlT. BUT, WHEN YOU MAD AND USI DiAMTKS THZ Mooun Satuct or Mcntal Hiaitu *y L Ron Muwaxd. you have nis KNOW-IIOW TO GET IUD c r STXBSl T iib ExreoovE i t s n c u n DIALS wmi n o stusncuatyng rxoxujba YIXJ FACE (VEXY DAY— m i U O n U T can UKxrtiN your unJ Find out n o only i-xoven, ear, WOKKASU WAY TO EXAM DIE CAUSES OF STXEM AND CAIN lUKHDENCE. reveal what will happen with Iraq. Q: I found your stuff very good - and I don't mind the pro-military point of view/bias, because you arc upfront about it A: Actually, the military drives me crazy. That's why I got out. Our military is profes­ sional. . tiwy.jvpresent us. and they are not terrorists. They arefighting terrorists now. It's important to be upfront that I am pro-troop and anti-terrorist Journalists who are not up front about this are either hiding something, or just look dumb. Either way, they lose credibility. Q: My fellow journalists, especially newspaper types, say you are not providing the wider perspective.... A: Tell them to rat their asses over here and help. 1 am only one mart Q: ... and arc not providing info about the enemy and are too cozy with military brass. 8 *6 Yon, Pag* BA find Out Why ■u* toad and Um Mmrtfcx: Thr Morton id tn tt utMttml by L Ron Hubbard. Oxlj I1.W - Ik M m iw. Ml a Band P.yvrwnt to: Hubbard Dianetlcs Foundation 3102 N. Habana Av«. Tampa, FL 33607 Or Cal to Onto (613) 972-0722 All w t o i sklpyW oltU a U I n . ,L^ *r ^ |^ in M««4 wwMHy to fc �T iik I I f j u i j ) Sunday, September IB. 2H0.r) |»am» 5,\ O b itu a rie s V) :o nf ..^ n n c r i y o f S a n / o n l X d J ^ ay. Sept. 13,20Q5 in ' »rt S^m cnto.C al.,Iew Ma .’Cl railroad conductor and ji graduate of Rockhurst -ot 111 IV l nl tu hr in FI Ei w A T fi A a l F I i i w?rX n S ,y Hr uMaVvbrid " a r i l Navy fighter pUot. A military service and inter­ ment will take place at 10 a m. Tuesday, Sept. 20 at Honda National Cemetery, BushneU. The family requests, in lieu of Bowers, donations be made in Raymond's memory to the Building Fund of the Anglican Church of the Word, 14900 NW Mm Street, Pembroke Pines, H„ Lester Hunt. Jr, of Sanford; daughters, Debra Mike, Judith b. I lunt-Pryor and Sabrina S. Jarrells, all of Sanford; sons Donald Hunt. Sr. of Daytona Bench, Phillip E. Hunt Sr. and Kenneth Lee Hunt Sr., both of Sanford; brother, Rim er Hodges of Miami- 31 grandchiidren 19 great-grandchil­ dren Lawrence of Lake Monroe. Graveside services will be held Saturday, Sept. 19, at 9 a.m. at Rcstlawn Cemetery in Sanford. WiLson-Eichclberger Mortuary, Inc* Sanfoid, in cnaigc of arrangements. Saturday, Sept. 17 at 10 a.m. at the Rick Goodinc Funeral home chapel with Bro. Royre Hanshcw Burial will follow at the Cross City ermetery. officiating. Rick Gooding Funeral Home of Cross City, in charge-of arrangements. Randy H Jett; daughters, Connie M. Jett and Kristen L Jones; brothers, Sammy E. Thompson, Bob R. Thompson and Paul W Bugbco, Jr.; sisters Rose H. Preble, Tammy Carter and Susan E Deucrling; seven grandchildren. Funeral services were lield Thursday, Sept. 15 at Sanford First Church of the Nazarcne, with Pastor Jon Carnes offidatjng. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel Sanfoid/Lake Mary, in diarge of arrangements. CHARLES WILLIAM NEVILLE SR. JAM ES ''BUTCH” RISER Charles William Neville, Sr, James “Butch" Riser; 59, of 88, of California; sons. John W. East 21st Street Sanford, died Wintter Family Funeral Sanford, Anderson and B n i a i c Monday, Sept. 12,2005. He was Funeral services will be held Services. I lollywood, in charge died a native and lifelong resident of Saturday, Sept. 24, at 11 am . at of arrangements. Sunday, Calvary Temple of liaise Sanford. He was a graduate of Sept. 11, Florida State University where piundv 2020 McCracken Road, FLEETIE DORIS HUCKS 2005 at his Sanford. Visitation will be he played defensive back and Flcetie Doris Hucks, 71, of residence. JOSEPHINE S. TICKAL Friday, Sept. 23, from 4 until 8 on the Special teams from 1963 Buena Vista, Term., formerly of Josephine S. Tlckal 95, of Bom May P-m. at Hickory Avenue fo 1967. He was a member of Osteen died Tuesday, Sept. 13 Longwood, died Thursday, 18,1917 in Church of God, 503 Hickory First Baptist Qiurch of Sanford 2005 at her residence Sept 15,2005 at Regent's Park Monroe, Avenue, Sanford. and a Viet Nam veteran of the She was bom Aug. 9,1934 in in Winter Park. She was bom in Mich, lie US. Army. Sunrise Funeral Home, burW lofonow in the family Horry County, S.C. She was a Czechoslovakia. She was a moved to Plo« al Evergreen Cemetery Neville Sanford, in charge of arrange­ Survivors include sister, homemaker. meat packer for a food manuSanford in ments. " Sharron Ward of Pbrt Orange, Survivors indude daughter*, 1700. He mduring company. Sl»e was 1958. :«nfoid, in charge of arrange­ and aunt Ludlle Feser of Catholic Patrida Joyner of Buena Vista was a retired Chief Petty ments. ° Sanford. A memorial service KAREN ANN JOHNSON Term, and Doris O'Neal of Officer for the U S. Navy and a Survivors indude son, will be held Sunday, Sept. 18, in Karen Ann Johnson 53, of Manning, S.C., sons, Edward Pearl Harbor survivor. He was Richard Tlckal of Longwood; RAYMOND MALCOLM Sanforci died Friday, Aug. 26, the Altman-Long Funeral Earl Hucks of Christmas and a long-time rancher in the RAV v n> daughter; Marion Schloss of Home chapel. 2005 at her residence. Bom in Sanford area. Clayton Hucks of Hollow South Bend, lnd„ she moved to In lieu of flowers the family Rock; sisters, Marva Dean Survivors indude daughter; requests donations be made in Sanford in 1983. She was a Holden of South Carolina Mary Rooney of Orange Gty; i uncraj serviers will be homemaker and a Catholic ■^memory to Vitas Hospice, Barbara Ann Thompson of sister Mary Herzig of Winter held at Collison Family Funeral Bom in 1923 in Jacksonville he „ Sucvivors include sons, John 2075 Lochlomond Drive, Georgia, Betty Sue Edwards, Garden; stepsons, Dennis Home South Seminole Chapel raoitid to Lake Mary at an Winter Park, 32792. Defrcuw of Longwood, and Geneviev e Price, Mardlc Back Sherman and Benny Williams; with burial by Metro «H y »gc. He graduated from Joseph Defrcuw of Sanford; Altman-Long Funeral I lome and Mary Ellen Davis, all of stepdaughter Alice Wong; Crematory. Collison family Seminole High School and the daughter; Jessica Kenney of & Crematory, DeBary, In charge Florida brother; Billy Roy adopted daughter Teri Syner of Funeral Homes & Crematory, Univeraity of Florida. He w u a Sanford; sister, Christine Mieike of arrangements. Lunday; four grandchildren Sanfoid; five grandchildren; Longwood, in charge of veteran of the U.S. Army Signal of South Bend; four grandchilfive great-grandchildren. arrangements. eight great-grandchildren. d im °otps in the Persian Gulf LUZ MARIA RIVERA Funeral services were IRTJU held Funeral services were held ' Command during Wbrfd War Luz Maria Rivera, 87, of Funeral services were held Fnday, Sept 16 at Gramkow Thursday, Sept. 15 at the DENNIS R. WHITLOCK II. He later served as communi­ Winter Springs, died Tuesday, Aug. 30, at Collison Funeral Home in Sanford with Palmetto Baptist Church in Dennis R. Whitlock, 72, of cations consultant to the Family Funeral Home with Wednesday, Sept. 14.2005 at Bro. Ballard Thompson officiat­ Sanfoid with interment at the died Tuesday, Sept Rev. Bill Coffman officiating tojnkn government then for Horida Living Nursing Center; ing. Oaklawn Memorial park in 13,2005. He was bom June 21, KCA International where he Burial was by Metro Apopka. Bom in Bayamon, Collison family Funeral Lake Mary. Collison Family 1933, in Edinburgh, Ind. He Crematory. Donations may be Puerto Rico, she moved to served in Africa and South Home Sc Crematory, Gramkow Funeral Homes, Gramkow was a deputy sheriff for America. He was later a con­ made to Jessica Kenney, 2202 Central Horida in 1986. She was Chapel Sanford, in charge of CiiapoL Sanford, in charge of Seminole County. He was a sulting engineer for ABC and Northlake Drive, Sanford, an education associate in New arrangements. arrangements. lYotestant and a veteran of the 32773. several radio stations. He was a York Public Schools. U S Navy. member of the Anglican Collison Family Funeral Survivors indude daughter; OMIE LEE HUNT W ILUE DUARD PETTY SR. Survivors indude wife, Betty Church of the Word in Fh>me Sc Crematory, Gramkow Shane Rivera of Winter Omlc Lee Hunt 69, of West Willie Duard Petty, Sr, 89, of ° f Lake Mary; sons, Teny of Pembroke Pines. Springs. Chapel Sanford, in charge of Sanford, died Friday, Sept. 9, Casselberry Jesse and Scott Airport arrangements. Survivors indude wife; Lina; Funeral services will be 20(H at his residence. He lived both of Lake Mary; sister Blvd, sons, James Robert of Boston ’ Saturday, Sept. 17, at 3 p.m. at in the Tri-County area until Chloras IVfcst of Edinburgh, Sanford, Ronald Ernest of Orlando, CM son family Funeral Homes FREDDIE LEE 1949 when he moved to died Ind.; one granddaughter. Malcolm or of oaston Boston, Alan and ••••uiuiin LAWRENCE JR. with father Derk Sdiudde offiSanford. He was a security A memorial service was held Wednesday, Lawrence of Hollywood; Baby Boy, Freddie Lee dating. Collison Family Funeral guard in the dtrus industry Friday at the Oaklawn Chapel S e p tli daughters Andrea of Boston La wrence, Jr, 9-days old, of Homes A Crematory, Howell and also a packinghouse man­ with Rev. Richard Wagoner offi2005 at her and LuRene of Hollywood; sis­ Gilbert Street Lake Monroe, Branch Chapel Winter Park, in dating. ager in Sanford for Southward residence. ter; LuRene Elizabeth of Lake died Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2005 dttige of arrangements. Fruit Co. He was Baptist by She was Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Mary; eight grandchildren; one at Arnold Palmer Hospital for faith. r 7 Home, Oaklawn Chapel bom April Qiildren and Women. He was great-grandchild. JOLENEG. ROGERS Survivors indude son. Willie Sanfoid/Lake Mary, in charge IB, 1936 in Funeral services will be Jok-ne G. Rogers, 44, of bom Sept. 5,2005 in Orlando. D. "Bill" Petty, Jr. of Daytona of arrangements. Dublin, Ga. Monday, Sept. 19, at 11 a m , Hunt Survivors indude parents Baker; Horida, died Saturday Beach; daughter* Carole She was a Sept. 10, 2005 in Birmingham, wrth visitation Sunday, Sept 18 Freddie Lee Lawrence, Sr. and Dawes of Salem, Ohio, Judy homemaker Ala. She was bom O ct 28,1961 from 5 until 8 p.m. both at Jovcnne Davis; both of Lake Yates of Sanford and Dime and a member of Hickory in S t Port, N.C. She was a Monroe; sisters, Christine Wintter Family Funeral Jones of Orlando; sister; Ptari Avenue church of God in homemaker and a Nazarcne. Services, 2101 N. Federal Lawrence of Taliahaaace and Sanford. Gwynn of Ocala; 20 grandchil­ Survivor* indude husband, Taigjah Barr of Sanfoid; pater­ Highway, Hollywood, Florida. dren; 10 great-grandchildren. Survivors indude husband. Robert K. Roger*; sons. Robert nal grandmother Julie U ...... .... ... ». Funeral service* will be held J. Carver; William E Jones and tt—t* h i *4« i .i n .~ ^EKSKrr**ass** SKSSSfiSt"-' aSsaassw Oaklawn Memorial Park FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY We Value Our Veterans S e r\’ing C e n tra l F lo rid a Since 1954 “A Friend When You Really Need One” CEM ETERIES t ir " v * Rc - AND FUNERAL HOMES Hra. 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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 402-Assem bly of God City Church 650 E. Airport Blvd Sanford. FL 32773 407-321-9600 Eugeno Smith, Pastor Sunday Services, 9:00AM & 10.30AM www ortandocifychurch com First Baptist Markham Woods 5400 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary, 407-333-2085 Dr. Bob Parker, Pastor Nelson Chapman, Youth Pastor Sunday-Worship 10:45AM -Children's AWANA Club 5 :30PM I. W ednesday r. Family Activities.. 6PM Family Worship Center 2462 S Park Ave Sanford, FL 3277f 407-322-9222 Jeff Krai, Pastor Sunday Worship Service 9:30AM Wednesday Service 7PM BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING : . 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PARK AVE., SANFORD 322-0331 Call Ted Walker Al 407 *322-2611 To Sponsor This Page ! ; GLASS ADDICTS U k i EAmabJ IgMAm I I CBwBfl MSB#* PA Seminole County Paraonil Injury Attomty SinctWI 407-834-5700 First Church of Christ, S c ie n tis t Longwood 975 Markham Woods Road 407-788-7708 Sunday Church Service and Sunday School ...,10AM W ednesday......730P M Child Care provided 145 Weklva Springs Rd Sle 149A, Longwood, FL Phone 407-669-1490 Mon-Fri 10am-4pm Sal 10am-1pm 419-Church of G od RlverWalk Church Sanford Church of God 601 W. 22nd S t Sanford, FL 407-322-3942 Rev Wes Tanksiey, Pastor Senior Adult Sunday School ...,9:45AM Morning Worship.. 10:4&AM Sunday Night EDGE 6-7PM Wednesday Fam&y Enrichment 7 to 8PM Seminole Trinity Christian School Pre-School thru grade 9 407-321-2723 Also Day Care Starts at 1 Yr to Pre-School. 407-323-1411 422-Church of G o d of Prophecy C h u r is « A e a d b ( Prophecy 2509 S . Elm Ave, Sanlord, FL 407-322-4015 Thomas Hants, Pastor 8unday School „..9:46AM Praise A Worship ...1030AM M essage by Pastor...11AM Evening S e rv ice...... 6PM Tuesday Prayer Mtg.lOAM Midweek Sendee (Wed) 7PM, 425-Congregatlonal First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church 700 Elm Avenue Sanford. FL 32771 407-322-5489 Rev Dr. Harry D. Rucker. Sr Pastor Early Morning Serv , 8:15AM Sunday S ch o o l.....930AM Morning Worship..11AM Evening Worshlp(TBA)..4PM Monday Bible Study ...7:30PM G race Baptist Church 919 Longwood Hilts Road Longwood, FL 32750 407-265-3595 Pastor Dave Thompson Sunday Sch o o l.....930am Morning Worship ...,10:45am Evening Worship.....6.00pm Weatvlew Baptist Church 4100 H.E. Thomas Jr Pkwy Sanlord, FL 32771 (407) 323-0523 WWW.westviewhenil.infg Bill Coffman, Pastor Sunday Worship 8:25am, 10:45am A 6pm Sunday School 935am Wed. Activities, AH Ages 630pm 407-Cathollc All So u ls Catholic Church Comer of 9th St A 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 Vigil......6PM G race Fellowship Congregational Church (NACCC) 2401 S. Park Ave, Sanlord 407-322-4584 Larry Leonard, Pastor Sunday Sch o ol.... 930AM Morning Worship ..11AM Choir Practice Wed. ..630P M Baby sitting service available 428-Eplacopal Holy C ross Episcopal Church 8 . Park Ave • 4th St, Sanford FL Sunday Worship 7 3 0 A 10a.m. Nursery A Sunday School lor chil­ dren. Midweek worship In Chapel on Weds. Community meal • 530pm Weds. For times A detail of studies and activities. C al 407-322-4611. « t P eter's Episcopal Church 700 Rinehart Rd. Lk Mary, a 407-444-5673 Rev Charles L HolL Rector Wkend Eucharist: Sat. 5pm Sun 730am , 9am. 11am Child. Church 9am/11am Nursery, 6:45am -12:45pm 431-Chariamatlc Episcopal Church of The Holy Comforter "^tiansmsao-twaoapar Qvdi* 803 W. 4th 61 Sanlord, Florida 407-323-6067 Rev Mark Barth, Priest Sunday Eucharist.....930AM LlfeBpring OutReech 410-Chrlatian Safeharbor Christian Church 730 Upsala Road Sanford, a 407-322-0960 Tim Storms, Ministar Jo e Caputo, Youth Minister Michael Miligan. Worship Minister Morning Worship 9 A 1 0 3 0 Practical Meatages Contemporary Music Casual Drsas Friendly Services Professional Child Care Sun. 1030am at Longwood CMc League Women's Club 135 W. Church Ave. downtown Longwood Phone: 407-339-0277 We Are Changing The World One Life At A Time wwwMespringministrtee-org 449-Presbyterlan First Presbyterian Church (USA) of Lake Mary 128 West Wilbur Ave Lake Mary. FL 407-321-1021 lnkemarvDcOaot.com Rev Brenda Loyal, Pastor Church Sch o o l. 9.30am Morning Worship, 10:45am Shower Down of B lessings 201 Elm Ave, Sanlord, FL 407-321-8389 Timothy Hudson, Pastor Sunday School, 10AM Morning Worship, 11AM Toe. Prayer, Bible Study, 7 3 0 PM 440-Lutheran Holy C ross Lutheran Church 760 Sun Drive, Lake Mary. FL Paul Hoyer, Pastor Jonathan Thomas, Asst. Pastor Saturday Evening.....530P M Praise A Worship Sunday Morning.....6AM Traditional Service Sunday Morning „..930A m Praise A Worship Sunday Morning ...,11AM Family Worship Service Nursery Is provided For Information c a l 407-333-0797. Lutheran Church of The Redeem er (Miseouri Synod) 2525 S . Oak Ave. Sanford, FL Pastor Ja m es Timmons Sunday S ch o o l...... 9:15AM Worship Service.....1030AM Information, 407-322-3552 HltpJhvww.lcrms.org New Creation Lutheran Church Worshipping at: Idyttwtlde Elementary School 401 Vlhien Road 407-322-7312 Bob Bresemann, Pastor Sunday Worship: 8:45AM/10:45 Ak Nursery Provided www.NewCreationChurch.cc _.^ ,4 4 p -M e th o d ls t Christ United Methodist Church 406 Tucker Drive (comer of Tucker Dr A 427) 407-322-7900 Rev Wayne Stone, Pastor Sunday School....... 9 30am Inter-Mission...........1030am Morning Worship ...11am Bibie Study W ednesday............6 3 0 a m Children's Time Included In Worship Nursery provided for Babies and Sm al Children. 'Sm all Enough To Love You > Growing In Christ To Serve You* First United Methodist Church 419 Park Ave. Sanford. FL 407-322-4371 Jim Bradshaw. Pastor Morning Worship, 8 3 0 a m 611:004m 9:45am Contemporary Service Coflee Fellowship, 930am Sunday School. 9:45am Youth FeAowship, 4pm Nursery Provided 446-N azeren e 437-NonDenomlnatlonal Stained Glass Creations www.j6jlaw.Gom hflpjfataw.con N Rev. Jo e Douthitt, Interim. Pastor Rev. Tom Smith, Pastoral Care Rev. R. Wagoner, Music Rev Mark Williams, Students Adam Wiiow, Intern-Students ■Sunday Schooi...9:lSAM Sunday Worship,1030A.6P Wed Activities, an ages. 630P M Nursery Provided 104S ParkAve DowntownSanford 407-324-5636 GlauAdfett com Wgl 6DsnasHutsy 1 Custom Work•assess •Staples ; 413-Chrlstian Science First Baptist Church of Longwood 891 State Road 434 East Longwood, FL 32750-5394 407-339-3817 Chris Whaley. Senior Pastor Sunday •9 3 0 am Sunday School •10:50am Worship Service •530pm Youth Choir -530pm Awana ■5:30pm Youth Disciplineship •5:30pm Pastor's Dlsctplineship Study ■530pmVocal Ensembles Tuesday 7pm Ladies Bible Study W ednesday •1030am Pastor's Bible Study ■6:00pm Pastor's Dlsctplineship Study 3pm Divorce Care 3pm Children's Graded Choirs 3pm Orchestra Rehearsal 3 3 0 p m 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 First Baptist Sanford 519 S. Park Ave. Sanlord, FL Palm etto Avenue Baptist Church 2626 Paknetto Ave Sanford. FL 32773 (407)323-1663 website-www PABC-LCS org The Family Frteraty Church* Ron Williams, Sr. Pastor Bill Simpson, Associate Pastor Tony Johnson, Student Ministry Pastor Scott Garrett, Children's Ministry Pastor •Sunday AM Svcs 8:30am & 11am •Bible Study 9:45am •Sunday Eve Svc. 6pm Wed. Bible Study 6AWANA 7pm Home of Liberty Christian Bchool Oredee K-4 Through 12th Weklva A ssem bly of God 1675 Dixon Rd Longwood. FL 32779 407-774-0777 Greg Freeman. Pastor Sunday Svcs. 10AM Sunday School. 9AM THE M cK IBBIN AGENCY 404-Baptist 404-Baptist 2581 Sanlord Ave Sanford, Florida 407-322-3122 Jon Carnes. Pastor Morning Worship. 1030am Sunday School, 9 30am Sunday Evening. 6pm Wed. Night Bible Study, 7pm 5070 Orange Bhrd. Sanlord 407-324-0199 wwvy.8Bmlnolochurch.com J«rry Walsh. Pastor Saturday 5:30PM Sunday 9AM. & 10:45AM Bridgewey Church « 1 Longwood/Lk Mary Rd Lake Mary. FL 32746 (currently meeting O Lk Mary Elementary) Pastor Jeffery Cook Sunday Worship. 10am Wed. FeSowship, 7pm ttWttllfldOOWavchurmr^t/■mv324-9060 Building bridges of Faith. Hope. A Love; (An affiliate of the Church of the Nazarene) First Presbyterian Church of Sanford Downtown on 3rd A Oak 407-322-2862 Email fpcsQnewbegmmnoi cc Sun. Worship 10AM Nursery Adult Sun. School 9AM Young Adults Sun School 11:15AM Sun. Youth, Food, Movie, Fellowship 5PM Mon. Choir A Bells Rehearsal 7PM Wed. Eve Dinner (by reservation) 530PM Wed. Bible Study Adults 6PM Wed Bible Study Middle School 6PM Wed. Praise Team Rehearsal 7PM Thurs. Boy Scout Troop 545 7PM We Welcome Your Visit At Any Event Jody McKewen. Minister Markham Wooda Presbyterian Church 5210 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary. FL 407-333-2030 Dr. Michael L Andrews. Interim Minister Early Sendee, 630AM Sunday School, a l ages 9:1SAM Traditional Worship 1030AM Nursery Provided Upeala Community Presbyterian Church ‘ Knowing A Making Known Je su s Christ* Comer of 46-A A Upeala Road. Sanlord. FL 407-330-2635 www.uoaalachurrh mm Rev. Bryan L Wenger, Pastor Sunday School 9 00am Morning Worship 10.00am Nursery Care Provided 451-Seventh Day Adventist Seminole Meadows Seventh Day Adventist Church 5779 CR 427 Sanford. FL (behind Flea World) Pastor David B. Graham Sabbath School 9 30am Morning Worship 10:50am Midwfc Worship, Wed. 7pm Childrens Church Provided Kids C.O.O.L. Club Seventh Dey Adventist MARB HILL 8DA 800 East 2nd St, Sanlord. FL 407-323-5646 Sabbath Sch o ol.....930AM Divine Worship...... h a m Wed. Prayer Mtg 7 3 0 PM 458-Wealeyan W esleyan Church o f Paoia 6560 Wayside Drive Sanlord, FL 32771 (Off M (Exit 51) West' First Street on Left - One Mia) Leonard O Donnell, Pastor 407-322-6332 'Where the Gospel is good News* Sunday S ch o o l....... 9:45AM Morning Worship ....11AM Evening worship....6PM Mid-Week Mtg Wed. 7 3 0 PM Please Share Your Life With us �vu*nirmlior IB. 2005 1'ilRC '* ^ T iie H erau i Sunday. September IH. 2005 I'ilftc 7 A V lccti’ L if e S t y l e newtyllltowm: Midway park gets a face lift Filling in the h istory gaps S S s ^ jg s s i ^ ^ ^ -evend excelwho b " * » w * d minutes of business meetings and kept other church records .............................. P,us pastors, secretaries, dea­ cons, etc., who had kept mconls and other items. Therefore I was able to write a pretty complete history, but •here are some gaps. Recently two items came into our possession which shed light on some of our lost history. I wiU teU you today about the first item, a sou­ Grace Marie venir program of the opening S tin ccip h cr of the Baptist Temple, Nov. 14, • • • • • • « • ,91*- G" y Taylor found this on the Internet and gave it to Before this, we did not know the dale that the front part of our brick sanctuary had been built Let me tell you what we did know. On O ct 15, 1913, Rev. George Hyman began his service as pastor. He was previously Sunday C b ^ r n i t i S r ^ for the Florida Baptist . a/^ th “ coming, a Sunday School building called T h e Shack" was erected, possi- i^brss^.,h',raxk,’d',ri'"hid’ R rst jr a d e r Alana B a k e r p o s e s with so m e of the Ham. s h e collected for Alana lends a helping hand By Uan« Edlxon Herald Staff SANFORD — Alana Baker, 6, of Hamilton Elementary School, poses with donated canned goods, drinks, medicine and toys she collected from her neigh­ borhood to help Hurricane Katrina victims. Alana told her mom, after seeing the devastation on the news, that she wanted to do something to help. She and her mom created fliers and An Outlook Committee was appointed in January, 1914 to investigate the feasibility of erecting a new church building. At the Feb. 11,1914 church conference, all of tlus committee's recommendations were adopt­ ed. Here are some of tliem. That the church purchase the next lot on Park Avenue (the house on it became the pastorium soon afterward). That the Shack be moved to the back of the new lot and that the wooden church be moved to the bade of the lot on which it then stood. That a committee for planning a new building be appointed and that the foundation of the new church be•pti put in ast soon os possible, possible. The building ng committee that was selected consisted of D.K. Brisson, chairman, John Jenkins, I I E. Tolar, M.M. Stewart and George D. Ballard. It was recorded tliat Protracted Services were held Nov. 22 - Dec. 2,1914, with F.M. Watkins as preacher: but no mention was made in our records that tire new building had been complet­ ed and that services were held there. The building that was built in 1914 was only a part of the present building. It was the front Sunday School part. The auditorium was com­ pleted in 1920. This Sunday School section has three floors with a Sunday School auditorium on the second floor. This auditorium was used for church serv­ ices until the large auditorium was built The front section is wnat was opened on Nov. of 1914. The souvenir program was dedicated to "Our Nest Egg Contributors, Miss Allie Trafford and |TU3< TIUUU1IL1 I \IUU3 m , was n i u UIU1V. Mrs. C.M. Williams". (Miss m Allie church secrotary 1919-1942 and was the only paid a pitlance for most of those years. She was also Candle Roll director and would walk all over town, visiting families with new babies). There were six services held that day, Nov. 22, 1914, and an order of service was given for each. The first service, "A Prayer Service" was held 6 :3 0 - 7 a m. Scriptures were read, prayers were prayed and hymns were sung. TWo of the hymns were "Nearer My God to Thee” and "Jesus is All Ore World To Me". From 9-JO to 10:45 a m there was a "Bible Service" with the Sunday School in charge; John Jenkins was superintendent. There werehymns, scripture readings, sentence prayers by teachers and officers, a Prole lesson, secretary's report and announcements. The men sang "Fountain Filled with Blood", and the ladies sang "Near the Cross". A Thanksgiving Service was 11 a m until noon. The Doxology was sung as were, "Holy, Holy, Holy" and "Rock of Ages". There was an invocation, scripture, announcements, offertory, and a choir selection. The sermon was entitles “What Has the Lord Done for U » r A General Service was held from 3 until 4 n m , which was evidently for community m an ­ ners to attend as scriptures and prayeri were led by area ministers; Rev. ED . Brownlee of First Presbyterian, Rev. Francis Stinemeyer of First Methodist, and Rev. Strong. There was a portion on the program for "Testimonies by All". A Training Service was held 6-7 p m conduct­ ed by the BYPU, Mis# Clara M illaa President First on the program was "Cox rally Song, Band Accompaniment" (Did this possibly have some­ thing to do with Mrs. Emma Cox, charter mem­ ber. who continued to be very active?). There was also a BYPU Yell Ladies Quartette, BYPU Rally Song, and talks by Mrs. FJLGaUhet, M L Wright andPastorHyman. The final sendee, 7-« p m was a Song Sovice. It was led by the choit J. Rowland WUdmaiv director. Pianists were Mis. R-E Tolar and Miss Margaret Davis. There were several thofr num­ bers, hymns and a sermon "Ten Days, Whatr which probably referred to the upcoming Protracted meetings. What a treasure for the church to have this wuvenir program which gives us an insight into uurpast. M idway Safe H arbor Center Park Project had m ore than 50 volunteers turn out Saturday, Sept. 10 beginning at 9 a.m . It was an all-day effort that Involved the com m unity of Midway, the Safe H arbor C en ter and the N orthland C hurch o f L ongw ood, where Dr. Joel H unter is pastor and Kris M ante is coordinator. M idway citizens and leaders inclu d ­ ed Rev. Em ory Blake, com m unity coordina­ tor o f the Weed and Seed Program , Clayton Byrd o f the International Masons, and TYacy Cash. The park project included clean-u p , b eau tificatio n and physical im p ro ve­ m ents to the Safe Marva H arbor property. The Hawkins vision for the area • • • • • • • « inclu d es p icn ic area with tables, barbeque grills, covered pav ilion, a gazebo and d eco rativ e landscaping. (See photo, below left.) Volunteers included all ages from six years up. Northland Church volunteers and M idway Weed and Seed citizens, (in the photo - left to right), Tracy Cash, C h arlie and Sand y R utland , Rev. Em ory B lake, C athy B rennan, Kris M ante, Lynn Sw eitzer, Bernard M cKinney, Clayton Byrd and Preston John. InnL lltnm • J I I I took them around her neigh­ borhood. In addition to the several boxes she filled of donated goods, she collected mone­ tary donations. "1 want to help the kids who live in Louisiana," Alana Bald. "1 hope they can go back home and go back to school and be families again." Alana wants the donation to be given in Hamilton Elementary School’s name. . _ assistant Michelle McCann said. "It was just so sw eet" McCann said. "She's an awe­ some little girl." In addition to collecting goods, Alana donated some of her old baby clothes and $40 her dad gave her. "I’d like to thank my mom and dad, and my neigfibors, and my school for helping me," Alana said. As of Friday, Alana had collected $858 for Hurricane wo v IH * f* *» "J v _ • i, : t k i Midway helpers T his group of p e o ­ ple rep resen t the volu nteers who prepared Midway S a f e Harbor C en te r P ark Se p t. 1 0 . M ore than 5 0 peo p le turned out to d e a n , beautify and Improve the park. Eventually trie park will hav e a picnic a re a , grills, a co vered pavilion and a gazebo. R e sid en ts o f W ashington O ak s and Sanford felt the need to join in the d is­ aster relief d rive to help the hurricane evacuees in the G u lf Coast. The drive is to help those w ho have nothing left after running fo r their lives, leaving their hom es and losing not only som e liv es but all o f their earthly goods, having saved only what they had on their backs. • San fo rd 's good Sam aritans included P hillip and Lula King, G eorge and D eloris M yles, E ugene and Ju an ita Golden, Rev. and M rs. W illiam Lewis, Rev. C harles G ram ling, Mr. and Mrs. O scar Redden, Mr. and M rs. Freddie Bush and m any others. They joined together in this special C hristian heart­ ed effort to help this project in helping others. C itizens brought bottled water, diapers, baby form ula, baby powder, deodorant, bath soap, lotion, tooth­ p aste, tooth b ru sh es, tow els, w ash clothes, sheets, non -perishable food item s, canned goods, clothes, socks, shoes and funds. The call for hurricane relief item s w as a great success said the Goldens. O n Monday, Sept. 12 at 3 a.m., the tru ck w as loaded after the Rev. W illiam Lew is offered the blessing for those who spearheaded the project for disaster evacuees, and those who are crying out to help those in need. The prayer w as also for the safety o f the G old en s, as they jo u rn eyed to Panam a City, Florida wnere the Rev. Charles Cloy and Rev. Thelm a Carter, pastor and co-pastor of the G reater Bethel AM E Church, agreed to d istrib­ ute the articles o f love, hope and help fo r the H u rricane R eliev e D isaster evacuees of the G u lf Coast who have arrived in the area shelters and town near the atfected areas. May God bless each o f you w ho helped w ith this heart-w arm ing endeavor. Stetson’s Com er Prayer, reflection and action President Bush has desig­ nated September 16, 2005 A Day of Prayer and Reflection for our country. I suspect many more prayers have been raised in the last few weeks than God is used to. Prayers of pleading, of ques­ tioning, and of thankfulness to whatever higher power can help us wrap our minds .............................. and arms around this disaster. H o w appropriate is the old a n e c d o te about the m a n stranded on his roof Karen praying to Phillips God to help him sur­ " vive the ris­ ing water? He refuses help from the rescuers in the boat, in the helicopter and I truth­ fully can't remember the third one. He drowns and at heaven's gate questions God"W hy didn't you help me?" And God says, "Hey, I sent you the b o a t the helicopter, etd " Our prayers are answered in many ways, some we understand, some bewilder us. What is the take away, the lesson we are meant to learn from each Ufe changing expe­ rience whether we are direct participants or spectators? That we have much to reflect on is certain. It could have been us. The hardships Floridians experienced last year now seem pale in com­ parison. W hat would we nave done in a similar situa­ tion? What could have been done differently? Many on the scene in tne gulf area report that the images we see on television do not give us a true sense of the horror. Such an event shows us the best and worst of human nature and everything in between. Heroism, hopeful­ ness, commitment, generosi­ ty, trust, courage, selflessness, and creativity bum brightly within man and beast, within the souls of the rescued and the rescuers. And the dark underbelly of our human weakness is exposed on the 24/7 news coverage. Anger, greed, power, hatred, judg­ ment, fear, and selfishness all demonstrated in a very pub­ lic, very ugly way. Again we ask ourselves, how would we have behaved in such an unthinkable situation? And then there is the reflection of 9-11. We would be remiss to not connect the memories, heartache, and unity of that time four years ago to our current situation. Again, it could have hap­ pened to us, on our passenger plane, in our downtown busi­ ness district, in our back pas­ tures. And it did happen to us because it was an assault on our country, our sense of peace, and our way of life. We must reflect on our per­ sonal plans in case of a major disaster. What would we have time to take with us? How would we com muni­ cate? How would we travel and where would we go? I used to take a lot of grief for stocking up on canned goods and water when 1 lived in South Florida. Accused of over reacting to the hurricane media hype. But there is a big gray area between th a t ana sitting around assuming some agency will help us. That's one thing 1 can say about people In Geneva, most have tnat "can do" spirit, tliat confidence to make and exe­ cute a survival plan with or without the government. The silver lining to Hurricane Katrina, in my opinion, is the spotlight on the grassroot efforts of churches, small businesses, cul-de-sac associations, and determined individuals that all asked the same question. What can I do? What can we do? We must act and quickly. Vans, p ick u p , SUV's, bassboats and airboats, all made the gas expensive trip across the country to deliver sup­ plies and comfort where it was needed. No government agency or big brother told them to do it. Their innate sense of morality and human­ ity kicked in automatically. What an example for our children to see lemonade stands, donation sites, and convoys springing up overnight, making a differ­ ence in the lives of strangers, miles away. Schools large and small as well as youth organ­ izations are also very involved, reaching out to assist disaster victims. The hope, generosity, and sinceri­ ty of the children of our com­ munity stands as an equally shining example to adults. Cards, toys, letters, money, and supplies will go a long way to 6oothe the yot _ ones caught up in this trau­ ma. So on this day of national remembrance, we pray and reflect on the anniversary of 9­ 11 and what it means to us and to our future. We mourn the deaths of those lost four years ago and those vet to be found under the filmy water and extensive rubble of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. We reflect on the complexities of these disas­ ters, the biggest challenges of our lifetime. And then, we act. We need you to tell us what you know that it good about Geneva! Pleate thare your information, ideal and com­ ments by calling 407-221-7002, via e-m ail at karenm phillipiO belliouth.net, (please put "Stetton's Comer" in the subject line), or with a fax to 407-349-2S00. Thanks! G reater New M l. Z ion M ission ary B ap tist C hurch, 1720 Pear Avenue, will host their Fall Festival, Saturday, Sept. 24, beginning at 10 a.m . Com e and enjoy the day o f fun, fish, chicken, ribs, popcorn, sodas, candied apples and fellow ship. O n M onday evening, Sept. 19, at 7 p.m ., the com m u nity is invited to attend the A gricultural and Labor pro­ gram, Inc., N orthern Region Advisory Council, as It presents a com m unity forum to inform ou r citizens of various activities that will im prove their way o f life. The guest speakers are profes­ sionals in tneir fields o f m aking our com m unities better places in which to live. H elping to achieve and m aintain fam ily stability and econom ic self-su f­ ficiency through our vast resources is the goal of ALPI. , T h e 9th annu al N orth C arolin a Fall G osp el classic, Luther Barnes Song M inistries will be O ct 5 - 8 . Register now for groups, choirs, and soloists. Luther Barnes Song M inistries, P.O. Box 1191 Rocky M ount, N.C., 27802, ahone 252-977-9195. Fax to 252-977phoni 2544. �Page 8 A Tiir. H eraij ) Sunday. September 18. 2003 Helipad Family Continued from Page 1A Continued from Page LA It is also used to transport atien ts from Central lorida R egional H ospital who are in need of services the hospital cannot provide. Head injuries that require neuro-surgery and children with intensive care needs are all easily transported via the ambulatory helicopters. "Tim e is life," said Larry Alexander, emergency room doctor and medical director. Personnel and a few board of trustees stood in front of the helipad, with the N1755F em ergency service helicopter in the back­ ground, and cut a red ribbon to com m em orate the occa­ sion. Sem inole County Emergency Medical Services Director Dr. Todd Husty said that because of the growth in the county, the hospital grew out of their heliport. He also briefly spoke about his recent trip to the G ulf States where he was assisting in transp orting H urricane Katrina victims from hospi­ tals. Husty said that if it w eren't for "co rp o ra te" A m erica a lot of people would not have made it. "T hey rose to the occa­ P sion," Husty said of the par­ ticipation of corporate nospitals in the natural disaster rescue and relief. As for the new helipad, he said that hopefully the coun­ ty will never have an emer­ gency such as the one affect­ ing the Gulf region, but if they did the county would be ready. The nellcoptcr was flown in by Air Rescue 3, operated jo in tly by the Sem inole County Sheriff's office and the D epartm ent o f Public Safety. A member of Air Rescue 3, Dave Williams, said that the h elicop ter Is one of the biggest ambulatory helicop­ ters, holding up to 8 people, if needed. It has the emer­ gency and medical tools to handle two trauma patients at one time, Williams said. The new helipad has land­ ing lights that arc controlled by the helicopter pilot. The activation of the lights, as the flying ambulance lands prepares to land, also turns on the traffic warning lights on Medical Plaza Drive to stop traffic, a press release said. "T h a t’s am azing," Williams said of being able to navigate the lights from the helicopter. Planning for the project began in April last year and included the help and approval of regulatory agen­ cies such as the Florida D epartm ent of Transportation, the Federal Aviation A dm inistration, and the S tate o f Florida Agency for Health Care Administration. CPU Engineering, of Sanford, and architectural firm Lym an, D avison and Dooley, of Tampa, provided the design for the helipad. G eneral C ontractor R.J. G riffin C onstru ction, of Orlando, began building the site in May of this year. Central Florida Regional Hospital is a 226 acute care hospital serving Sem inole and Volusia C ounties. Specialized services include open heart surgery, em er­ gency services, hyperbaric m edicine and wound care. T he Baby Suites and w om en's services, a release said. The hospital is located in Sanford on the south side of Lake M onroe, three m iles east of the Sem inole Towne Center M all. How do u e begin to bring about * change in the lives qfou r children? W e d g c o r S them called Houston hotels at the same time checking room availability. The Jones family, including Veronica’s mother, lives and works in the Gentilly section of New Orleans. That area sits north of the French Quarter and adjacent to Lake Pontchartraln. In other words, it is the flooded area scene on so many news casts in recent weeks. Some people may have seen the famous photo of the Humanity street sign rising just above the flood. Veronica's home is near Humanity and Piedmont. The family spent four nights in Houston. Carl's employer, Roto Rooter plumb­ ing service, told him there was work in Central Florida. With his boss, the tones family made its way to Winter Springs. Family members had searched for the best schools in the area, and that brought them to Seminole County. "We have lived there for five years, and our property value had doubled," Veronica said, but in Central Florida, she is not sure how they can afford housing. Most job openings for hair dressers pay minimal salaries, she said. For now, they are relying t e e l B u il d in g s This author hu some startling conclusions. lint <mr m b tit* for mart information. www.n-aagelljtimlnlstiy.com 407-925-8586 JoarphimJlMtaolxoin Now Available: America, Your Children Are Crying by Joeeph Smith BANKiONE on the generosity of strangers like the people of Keeth Elementary and Barrington Place Apartments near Oviedo. "Tills is when the blessings started com ing," Veronica said. The school district has given her a year's exemption to attend a school out of zone, but the generosity of the peo­ ple she has met has been over­ whelming, she said. The apartment complex furnished the family's kitchen and bedrooms. People from Keeth helped get beds for the family, even one that they saw on the patio of her apartment neighbors. The Jones fam ily had arrived with just a few family photos and clothes. She can­ not get over the generosity, she said, or the blessings. Her daughter, Azariah, 13, loves dolphins, and her bathroom was decorated with dolphins. Veronica loves pine trees and had decorated her salon in New Orleans with them, and her room has pine trees here. H er son loves canned Mandarin oranges, and now they have plenty of them. "N o one knew what our favorite things w ere," she said amazed. She registered her children for school on a Thursday and they were in school Friday. She was grate­ ful for that. Keeth Assistant Principal Georgia Hill gave Veronica's phone number to PTA and others. Before long clothes, food, and other necessities poured in. "M y hom e was like a revolving door," she said. "Look at these cards," she exclaimed as she spread out about 10 gift cards from shoe stores. Target and other places. PTA President Tina G uerricajotia, Keeth P.E. Coach Linda Cohn, thirdgrade teacher Becky Crabtree, and PTA member Leanne Buchanan all coordi­ nated drives and broug/^ bags of clothes and food. The \ school will have three faml- ** '• lies in all from the hurricane areas. Veronica said the children d on't seem to understand everything that's happened. Azariah loves adventures, but the children had a hard time when they found out their dog, who they had to leave with someone in Texas would not be returning to them. "I don't even realize the scope of this thing," she admitted. She does know how to deal with the Red Cross and other agencies. She was sup­ posed to get $1,500 from one agency sent to Western Union, but they said some­ one saying they were her picked it up in Baton Rouge. She did receive a card for food stamps, which she has never had to use before, but so far the card hasn't worked in any store. After all the heat that the Federal Emergency M anagem ent Agency has taken, Veronica reports that she received $2,000 from FEMA. She said she thought she was one of the first to get that aid. She is happy with the schools her children attend, she said. In New Orleans, they both attended successful m agnet schools. Azariah docs say that Lake Howell High School is huge com­ pared with her school back home. "She says, 'M om 1 have to walk so far,'" Veronica said. She adm its she doesn't know what the future holds for them. She is open to stay­ ing in Florida, but the home prices are prohibitive. That is a question for later. Her best friend is coming down from Alabama to have her hair done this weekend. "We know we have a place to live at least for a year," she said. 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Continue on to the 2nd First USA building lo c a te d on the left past AAA. EEO/AAP/MFDV. • www.Jpmorganchase.com t Continued from Pafo LA which operates 16 fire sta­ tions, and includes 323 employees with a budget of about $40 million. The new chief begins her role on Oct. 1. She said she has had a passion for firefighting since her teen yean. She likes the idea of making a differ­ ence and helping people. W hile at Sem inole High School, she attended nignt school at Seminole Community College. She became an emergency med­ ical technician. "During that time I was a volunteer for the city of Lake Mary Fire Department," Raw recalled. Later she took the step to make this her career after completing paramedic training in 1984. 'I surely have a passion for it," Raw said of firefighting. She moved to this area as a toddler and lives in Sanford with her husband. Once her career started she set her goals high. “Yes, ever since 1 got involved in the fire depart­ m ent I knew that I had a desire to become chief some day," she said. Raw began her career with Seminole County in 1999 and is currently serving as assis­ tant fire chief of planning. Seminole County Fire Department Planning is one of three divisions, including operations and adm inistra­ tion. Raw's responsibilities in planning include the future of the department. Primary responsibilities include Fire/EMS station location, statistical evaluation, techno­ logical advances, public edu­ cation and information, media relations, firefighter wellness, and other long and short range planning. Prior to her service with the county, Raw worked for the Longwood Department of Public Safety as a battalion chief of Fire/EMS Operations and EMS manager. She has a bachelor's degree from the University of Phoenix, and has earned the executive fire officer designa­ tion from the National Fire Academy. She is also a gradu­ ate (Class of 2001) of Leadership Seminole. Raw said she is trying to lay out some plans for her new position. "I'm already a part of the organization, and that's a big positive," she said. She also said she appreciates her expe­ rience with Schenk. "W orking with him has been great," she said. "H e’s a terrific mentor." Grace said the county con­ ducted a nationwide search for the new fire chief. "Sem inole County has a tradition of providing high quality fire-rescue service," Grace said. "Leeanna has the talent, knowledge and experi­ ence to ensure that this tradi­ tion is maintained." ANSWER TO TODAY S PUZZLE □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ a r i a INIU N N �T he I I f.r a u > Sunday, SeplemlMT IB, 2<H).r> P a g e 9A M eeting---------- -'o ntlnu ed from Page LA to police. McGill dropped .If the friend, but hit him and m.ke his leg as he maneu­ vered the car when two armed -ecurity guards approached rhe guard fired into the car Two bullets hit McGill, one fatally through the heart. Police did not arrest the two guards. An investigation has been completed, accord­ ing to an investigator from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, but the report will not be sent to the State Attorney for a week or two. Sanford Police Chief Brian Toolcy and Tom Artingstall from the Office of State Attorney Norman Wolfingcr attended the town hall meet­ ing. M ost of the questions people asked were directed at them. One thing the audience wanted to know is why and when the FDLE was asked to join the investigation. Because one o f the security guards father's once served as a Sanford Police Officer, and because the other guard had completed volunteer training with the department, Toolcy said the FDLE was asked to help. "I wanted that impartial investigation," Tooley said. "(FDLE) did us a favor by assisting us with this investi­ gation." People still questioned the timing since FDLE wasn't asked until at least Monday, two days after the shooting. Another man wondered how independent the state law enforcement department is when the state is the one to license security guards, in this case Bryan Ansley and William Swofford of Community Enforcement Services. Tooley made it clear that he did not have to bring anyone info the investigation. Department policy called for the assistance, however. People still wondered if evi­ dence rould have been tam­ pered with in the two days after the shooting before tne FDLE joined the investigation. Another question people has was why a toxicology report was performed on McGill, but not the two securi­ ty guards. Tooley said the two guards did not appear intoxi­ cated. They were not stum­ bling around, for instance, and so there wasn't a visible sign that it should be done. Sharon Bostic addressed the meeting. She is the person who raised McGill and calls him her son, although she is not his biological mother. She expressed her anger at the whole situation. "I'm very angry," she began. Anyone else, she said, would have been arrested for shooting into a car filled with young people and killing one of them. "They should have been arrested and bonded out," said Bostic; referring to the security guards. She wanted to know how long it would take the state attorney to give her any answers once tney have the investigation report. Artingstall said he couldn't tell. She said the newspapers are trying to portray the guards in a better light than Y on--------------------Continued from Pago 4A A: I fight with military brass. 1 final say. We are remarkably dif­ was nearly kicked out ol here last ferent in that regard. Nobody can week. There was some serious "pull the plug" on me, or refuse argument last week after my dis­ to run something I write, and patches "Proximity Delays" and therefore shut me down. I am "Gates of Fire." Many people certainly a writer. wanted me gone. One captain Q: Based on what I’ve read of was screaming at tlte top of his your dispatches I have learned: lungs in a parking lot. Not oozy The enemy Is very tough and at all. I just don't air every fight. I smart; the street fighting Is fright­ don't run a tabloid. There are big­ eningly fierce and deadly; ger issues tJian my relationship American soldiers are brave, with "tl»e brass," which is shaky dedicated, good leaders and are trying to, do, the right thing; pqr at times. . Q; Who are you writing this equipment and upper-level plan­ ning ate not always the best. blog for? A: I just wrote what 1 was see­ What else? A: The Iraqi people and the ing; the audience came. 1 didn't Coalition are making this work. write to anyone in particular. Q Why are you risking your The enemy is brave, but so are life to write these dispatches? the new Iraqi police and Army. What Is your motive? What do Tlte enemy is smart, but so are your dispatches tell us about our many people who are stopping soldiers, the enemy, or the war in them. Tlte enemy Is getting their ass kicked in Mosul. They are still Iraq that we need to know? A: This Is an incredibly impor­ deadly, but they are losing. Three tant moment in history. This is new police stations were built not the invasion of Panama or the tltis week. Peace can prevail here. expulsion of an army from They have been at war here for Kuwait. Terrorism Is increasindy about 50 years. It's time for peace. dangerous. Your life might end in Many of tlte Iraqis are weary llie next five minutes because of with war. Q. I was always against going it. Your children's milk might be poisoned because of it. Don t kid to Iraq; I'm anti-US. interven­ yourself. They blow kids to tionist foreign policy but not anti­ pieces here. Scares people when military. Reading your stuff - the they do that. Scaring people is Aug. 10 dispatch, for example only makes me tliink that the part of their plan. insurgents/jihadists/terrorists Q: You call yourself a writer not a journalist. So should we are nastier and tougher and more trust/believe your reports? Are numerous than 1 imagined and you tix> friendly to the military? that we were stupid for going Are you interested in being "fair- there and should get our butts and-balanced"? Is the journalism out ASAP. Am 1 wrong? A; You are wrong. If you run establishment too hung up on tiny will follow. They will kill these questions? A: I do not call myself a "jour­ you. nalist" simply because 1 do not Bill StrigmixiU is a columnist at work for anyone. All the journal­ the Pittsburgh Thbunc-Rnvw. Eists I know work for someone. nutil Bill at bstngcruoUIHtnbuvb Tlie editor - someone such as .com. 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For further information, please contact the City Clerk's Office at 407-330-5603 or E-mail dougherj@ci.sanford f l u W atson Realty her son. Both guards have arrest records as does McGill. "M y 16-year-old is dead," she said. "H e did a lot of good things." M cGill's biological mother, Eleanor McGill, said she didn't understand why the guards walked free. "Travares was a handsome child," she added. Bostic said they shot the wrong person's child because she will aintinue to work for justice for her son. "I want somebody to be arrested," she concluded. People in the room attend­ ed the meeting hoping to hear facts about tne case. What they received instead were promises of a thorough inves­ tigation that am ldn't be dis­ cussed because it is ongoing. Several people questioned why the meeting was even held. "W hat's going on isn't what we need," one man said. Security guards should not receive the same treatment as police officers, members of the audience said, but it seems like they are in this case. They wanted to know why the guards were not locked up, even as one of the car passen­ gers were for an outstanding warrant. Tooley said based on the information at the time of the shooting, there was no reason to make an arrest. Some wanted to know if the guards were invited to the meeting and if they were, why they didn't show up. Clayton said they were not invited. Clayton assured those attending the meeting that the NAACP was not going to let this case go. "W e can bring in some heavy artillery," Clayton vowed. "We're watching." Heathrow Office Congratulates AUGUST 2005 TOP PRODUCERS Taking Honors As Our Top Agents O f The Month KATHY ROBERTSON DIRECT LINE: |UDY SMITH DIRECT LINEt 4 0 7 -2 2 1 -8 0 2 4 4 0 7 -2 2 1 -8 3 8 5 ■ ■. 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The organiza­ tion has four pediatric bum hospitals in Galveston, Texas; Cincinnati; Boston; and Sacramento, Calif. Recently, a local child was Herald photo by Tommy Vincent Shrinors liko Harold Orondorl will soon bo tolling pooplo about the organization's hospitals. flown from the Tampa hospi­ tal to Philadelphia where tne Shriner facility specializes in spinal cord injuries and dis­ eases. lire flight would have cost $10,000, but the Shriners picked up the tab. Three of the Shriners hos­ pitals arc equipped to cate for spinal cord injuries. They also provide long-term rehanilitative care and therapy. They are located in Chicago, Sacramento and Philadelphia. Bergenske said the paper crusade in October is impor­ tant. "The number I purpose is to make the public more aware of what we d o," Bergenske said. They will also take donations, and he added that 93 cents of every dollar goes to patients and research. Increasingly procedures are able to take place as out­ patient services, he said. Again it is all at no charge, he Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle (bbr. 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Anyone who knows a child who needs help or if a person has a child who needs help, they can call Ken llarrelson. Hospital Com m ittee chair­ man locally at 321-231-1411 or toll-free at 800-421-7977 or nationally at 800-237-5055. Hie Shriners also have a Web site at www.shrinershq.org. NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX INCREASE Edited by Rich Nonis and Joyce Nichols Lewis -A U PAIRS' By OIA CHRISTIAN ACROSS 1 Benlfur opponent 0 “Sweet Adeline" composer t2 Copper!one added. Shriner m embership is more than 434,000 in almost 200 Shrine Temples in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Panama. The first tem ple, or chapter, was organized in New York City in 1872. Tire total 2005 budget for Shriners hospitals for chil­ dren added up to $625 mil­ lion. Nearly 800,000 children 86 "No seats.* on R'way 89 Small merganser 91 Whatever 92 Without exception 95 In working ordor 96 Grinders 98 Soldier's knapsack 99 Religious offshoots 100 Anthropology prefix 102 See 69-Down 103 Signs on again 104 Harden 106 A-one 107 Conger catcher 108 Indigent 110 Santa s season 112 Scandinavian native 113 Retired, as a prof 116 He preceded GRF 117 Web address ending Th e City of Lake Mary has tentatively adopted a measure to increase its property tax levy. Last Year’s property tax levy: A. Initially proposed tax levy.............. B. Less tax reductions due to Value Adjustment Board and other assessment changes.................. C. Actual property tax levy.................. .$ 6,301,524 This year’s proposed tax levy............... $ 6,812,193 n r 30,236 6,271,288 All concerned citizens are invited to attend a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on 60 02 03 05 Tricks Sub letters Not free IRS crackdown on two-seated carnages? 07 To whom “Get the* to e nunnery* was sax) 69 Tump** “breakers* 7| Tel to be Thursday, Septem ber 22, 2005 7:00 PM 100 N. Country Club Road Lake Mary, Florida 327 4 6 72 Sena* of career stagnation? 74 Goffer's five iron 75 WrtterSantha Rama__ 70 Obfed 77 Commandment pronoun 79 French aaaambfy A FIN A L D E C IS IO N on the proposed tax increase and the budget will be made at this hearing. OVIIAM xwordedltorOaol.com 02005 Tribuor Media S rn lm , lac Sea crossword puzzle solutions on Page 8A BU D G ET SUMMARY CITY OF LAKE MARY - FISCAL YEAR 2005 - 2006 TH E PROPOSED OPERATING B U D G ET EXPENDITURES OF TH E CITY OF LAKE MARY ARE 5.96% LESS THAN LA S T YEAR'S T O TA L OPERATING EXPENDITURES Mlllage Per $1,000 General Fund 3.9998 E S TIM A TE D R E V E N U E S Taxes: Millage per $ 1,000 Ad Valorem Tax 3.9998 Franchise & Ulilily Taxes Licenses and Permits Fines and Forfeitures Intergovernmental Charges for Services Other TO TA L S O U R C E S ---------------------------------Transfers In Fund Balance/Reserves/Net Assets T O T A L R EV EN U ES. TR A N S F E R S & BALAN CES General Fund $ 6.573.766 5.180.254 880.250 216,000 1.758,815 524.100 250.000 15.363,185 733.250 7.250,000 _$ 23,366.435 EX P EN D ITU R ES____________________ General Government Finance Police Fire Public Works Parks and Recreation Water and Sewer Operating Stormwater Vehicle Maintenance Capital Projects Debt Service__________________ TO TA l e x p e n d it u r e s — Transfers Out Fund Balance/Reserves/Net Assets TO TA L A P PR O P R IATED E X P EN D ITU R ES TR A N SFER S. R E S E R V E S & BALANCES The tentative, adopted, and/or final budgets V 2,091,718 529,536 4.438.453 4.770,154 723.413 1.650.535 Special Revenue Funds Debt Service Funds Capital Projects Funds Internal Service Funds Enterprise Funds 1 2 ,0 0 0 1,2 0 0 ,0 0 0 243.550 7.745 263,295 807.958 1.255.000 34,588 _$ 1.071,253 $ 1,289.586 1.500 1,201,500 D0_ 719,939 1.516.300 3,516,000 223.100 3,739.100 825.152 14.000 12.284.377 2.730.689 22.764.932 _$ 16.023.477 $ 1.733.361 $46.921.853 $ 3.437.739 2.079,714 138.988 14.203.809 1.974.939 7.187.687 125,200 100,750 845.303 _S 1.071,253 1.256.019 1.256.019 33.569 $ 1.289.588 6,573.766 5,180,254 880,250 228,000 2,958.815 5.108,802 496.345 21.426.232 839.152 22,500 871.709 8.500 116,700 Totals 3.414.039 6.245,308 3.414.039 6,464,010 23.700 655,000 6.904.467 1 3.437.739 $16.023.477 on file in the office of the above mentioned taxing authority j ' as a public record. 324.882 437.398 762,280 j 2.091.718 529.536 4.446.953 4.770.154 723.413 1.650,535 2.079.714 138.988 324.882 10,213.445 1.256.019 ~ 28,225,357 971.081 2.730.689 15.965.807 1.733.361 $46.921.853 �Page IB Sunday Septem ber 18 , 2005 t h e B iG S Weekly atats for Seminole County's Major League Baseball players Oviedo High School’s M ark B ellhorn 2b New York Yankees zb h r HR rtl 294 62 42 8 30 .211 • Hit first homer last Sunday with Yankees at Oakland, the team that drafted him. Seminole High School’s D avid E ckstein St. Louis Cardinals h r HR rbi avg. 851 187 78 7 53 £85 • On 13-game hit streak with 10 multi-nit games and hits in 16 of 17 games since 8/22. Lake Mary's D anny G raves New York Mets w I ao mv fab an 1 1 10 18 18 M 3 • Is 0-1 with an 18.00 ERA in 5 game* giving up 12 runs on 15 hits in 6 innings at Norfolk. l^ n0 onriDvy iiy ii o cn o o is F elipe L opez 8S •*» h 140 r HR 78 IB 08 3M2 • Had three 2-hit games against Milwaukee and has four 2-hit games in last six starts. Sanford Middle School'* Corey P a tter s o n CF Chicago Cubs •b h r HR By Dean Smith Herald Staff Lyman did something it hadn't done In 23 years and Lake Howell evened it record to highlight non-diitrict football action Involving Seminole County schools. The Greyhounds (2-1) won for their second straight game, holding off Lake Brantley (2-2), 13-10, at the Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex, giving the hosts their first win over the Patriots □ rtoi avfl. 390 87 46 13 29 .223 • Had a good game, including hitting a home run. in win over Cardinals on Tuesday. Laka Branttay High 8chooTa J ason V aritek By Dean Smith Herald Stall WINTER S P R IN G S -T h e Winter Springs football team worked on one thing this week _ finish what you Hart. And that's exadly what the Bear* did Friday night taking advantage of nearly every break and getting tne Job done when it was time to get It done and the hosts domi­ nated the scoring In defeating Lake Mary, 28-9, in the Class 6A-Distrid 2 opener for both teams at the A.W. Epps Sports Complex. The past two weeks Winter Springs (2-2) had good stats, but mistakes and turnovers allowed powerful Mainland to blow out the Bears and Winter Park to pull out a close win. Lake Mary, on the other hand, also nad good offensive num bers, but could not take ad vantage o f any of the turnovers and had a lot of trouble in the red zone at the R am s lost for the second straight w eek. After Winter Springs went three-and-out on the first scries. Lake Mary marched 31 yards on seven plays, with 28 yards coming on a pair of runs by Marcus Kendrick, but the drive stalled and Chris Haines came on to knock through a 24-yard field goal wilh 6 3 7 left in the opening period. The Bears then marched right bark down the field, but turned the ball over on downs at the Lake Mary 20. But the excitement of stop­ ping a big drive waa tem­ pered moments later when Winter Springs Ashuwa Richardson took a punt at the 35, made one defender miss and ran 65 yards for a touch­ down that put the hosts Boston Red Sox ab h r Greyhounds best Patriots for the first time since 1982 since 1982. The victory also stopped a two-game winning streak for Lalte Brantley. The Silver Hawks, meanwhile, got back to -500 on the season, 2-2, by defeating their second Osceola County foe of the campaign, Poindana, 31-12. The win also equaled Lake Howell's vidory foul for 2004. Things did not go well at all for most of the Private School teams as they opened dlstrid play. The only exception was Orangcwood Christian, which got its first win of the season, and first distrid vidory, by whitewashing Lake Mary Prep (0-4), 53-0. The Griffins are still scoreless on the season. TVinlty Prep (2-1) saw not only Its unbeaten streak end, but also its perfect defensive record, as The Villages won their first-ever distrid game in a big way, trouncing the Saints, 45-14. The Master's Academy also was humbled In its distrid opener, getting shut out by Warner Christian, 49-0. B e a rs b o u n ce b ack But Friday night, the hosts didn't let falling behind 3-0 early and turning the ball over three times on intercep­ tions bother them as they vir­ tually moved the ball at will against the Rama (2-2). Cincinnati Rada 4*7 Lyman, Lake Howell pick up big wins Winter Springs takes care of business S3 ab S p o rts ahead to stay with 41-seconds left in the first period. David LeBar added the first of his four extra points on the evening. The Rams would continue lo move the ball on offense, but every time they got into scoring position, there would be a turnover or a crudal mental mistake that would result in a penalty or forcing themselves to use up a time out. And the Bears were there to take advantage. Following a fumble recov­ ery at Its own 36, Winter Springs went on a seven play, 64-yard drive capped by an U-yard touchdown run by Tyrone Lewis, who had 32 yards on two carries during the drive. Three turnovers, two by Winter Springs, kept the score at 14-3 aa the teams went to halftime. The Bears basically put the' game on tee aarly.in tile third quarter as Lake Mary went three-and-out and the hosts took over at their own 22 and went 78 yards on seven plays. The big plays in the drive were a 33-yard run by Lewis and two long runs by fullback Elwil Acvedo of 18 and 17 yards, the second being for the touchdown wilh 7:12 lo go in the third period and the score was 21-3. Both learns turned the ball over on Interceptions on their next possessions and the Rams then turned the ball over on downs at the 23 and Winter Springs then went on a drive over the final 336 of the third quarter and first 2:45 of the final period to seal the deal. The 12-play drive not only ale up time. Lake Mary was also forced lo use Iwo defen­ sive lime outs, on back-toback plays, and the home fans were starting to feel a win coming. Tun Boykins did most of the damage, carrying the ball seven times for50 51yards, -------------------including the final five yards TT»a Winter Springs bench shows Ha excitement as Ashuwe RtaherdeorHNaSHelwa'o^ sideline on hla way to a 65-yard punt return lor a first quarter touchdown that put the Beers ahead to stay as they went on to defeat Lake Mery tor the fifth time In the six vo an T ?«o 1? * - ? ? District 2 opener lor both teams at the AW. Epps ** had a seven-yard run and had game-hlgh'a t o ^ S t e T ^ . ^ d y l r d ^ Springs Improved to 2-2 on the season. y receptions, 57. as Winter for the touchdown with 9:15 left in the game. The Rams made two nice drives in the final nine min­ utes, but the first ended with fumble on fourth-down right just inched from the goal line that rolled into the end zone for a touchback. and the sec­ ond used up the final 236 of the game. Kashi/ Vallot took a punt at his own 35 and returned it 25 yards to the Winter Springs 40 and quarterback Sean Connolly hit two big passes, one for 11 yards to Mark Layton and the other for 21 yards to Vallot to give the visitors Arst-and-goal at the eight with less than two min­ utes to play. Vallot ran for seven and Connolly tried to sneak In from the one, being stopped Just short. But after using their final time out with 29.9-teconds left Vallot lost a yard before Reggie Robinson burrowed his way in as the final gun sounded. The Bean had 18 first downs and ran for 280 yards on 36 attempts, led by Acevedo with 101 yards on 10 carries, Boykins with 92 yards on 15 carries and Lewis with 91 yards on seven attempts. Quarterback Matt McKinnon completed 8-of-19 passes for 84 yards, but also threw three interceptions. Richardson caught five of those passes for 57 yards. Lake Mary had 11 first downs and ran for 139 yardi on 31 carries with Vallot run nine for 71 on 12 attempts and Kendrick 35 yards on si carries. Connolly was also 8for-19 for 88 yards and only had one interception. Vallot caught three passes for 31 yards and Layton two passe< (or 30 yards. But four fumbles, three of w hich w ere lost, the In tertep Hon, and turning the ball ov« o n dow ns tw ice, w ere m ore U un the Rama could ov er­ com e. w^ ! i ' Frid*y. Winter Spring, which has now beaten Lake Mary five of the last six times the two teams have met, will host red-hot Lyman, which Improved to 3-1 on Friday at the A.W. Epps Sports HR 405 11* 88 21 85 .291 * In first funk of season. Ifitlesa in last four games heading into big NY weekend series. Laka Brantley High Rickie W eeks 2B Oviedo edges Seminole in overtime defensive battle R u Tony Tn n u De8ormler By Special to the Herald SANFORD — One of Central Florida's oldest rival­ ries had a brilliant new chapter added to it Friday night at Thomas E. Whigham Stadium. After 48 minutes that fea­ . • . . . . tured seven fumbles (three lost), three interceptions, two blocked field goal altempla, and a collection of molar-rat­ tling hits, the latest episode of the Oviedo-Seminole football rivalry came down to a twopoint conversion in overtime. Jordan Dalrymple ran for the A A raJeeBtew as »b h r HR 295 71 44 12 35 .241 • Cooled off since bi, big series with Marlins, lust 5-for-40 (.125) since August 26. In The Minor'* • Tim Raines Jr. is batting .254 for AAA-Ottawa. • Char Lytle is batting .217 for AA-Alfoona. • Kvle Bono is 1-0 with a 7.04 ERA for A-Lancaster. • Kevin Melillo is batting .282 after move to AA-Midiand. • 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-Lynchbur*. • Jon Venters is 8-6 with 3 saves and a 3.93 ERA for A-Rome. • John-Michael Howell U bat­ ting -363 for A-Vermont. • Drew Butera is up to .217 for Class A-Brooklyn Cyclones. Photo courtesy at AicliBoMha, Magic Msmarist,ki«. Sophomore Chris Parry (No. 21) looks tor running room tor Oviedo during the Lions' 15-14 overtim# victory over host Seminols In s defensive battle at Thomas E. Whigham Stadium. two-point conversion to give the visiting Oviedo Lions a 15­ 14 come-from-behind win over the host Seminole Fighting Seminoles in a 6A-District 2 and Seminole Athletic Conference contest. "If there's such a thing as an ugly district win, this waa it," said Oviedo coach Greg Register. 'Both defenses played great ail night long. "Seminole is a very good football team. Everyone waa quick to count them out after they lost their first two games, but DeLand is much improved this year and Neaie is Neste, one of the state's top teams. Seminole battled us hard." Register and the Lions had hoped that the return of senior quarterback lyier Crocket from a thumb Injury would kickstart the Oviedo offense which had managed just one touch­ down in its last two games (and that was on a one-yard, one-play drive following an interception against Lyman). In the first half against Seminole, the Lions had three turnovers and accumulated Just 62 yards. "Our offense has to start clicking," said Register. "Our defense did a great Job of keep­ ing us in the game tonight and giving us a chance to win." Seminole (0-3,0-1 district 0-1 SAC) exploited an Oviedo fumble in the first quarter when Thivis Goodine broke several tackles during a 20yard touchdown run. Thanks to Julian Brown, who blocked an Oviedo field goal attempt as time ran out in the second quartet the Tribe took that 7-0 lead into halftime. That lead lasted all of four plays into the third quarter as Oviedo took the kickoff and raced 73 yards to tie the score. Dalrymple completed the drive with a seven-yard touch­ down run. Again thanks to Brown, who blocked another Oviedo field goal attempt In the final sec­ onds of the fourth quartet the game went into overtime. Seminole had the ball first and scored on three plays to retake the lead, Goodine rush­ ing in from the 5-yard line. Jared Curtis kicked the pointafter and Seminole had tha lead again. 14-7. After netting Just one yard on tha first two plays of its overtime series, Oviedo got the ball into the end zone as Crockett found Adam Siegel wi* * P*sa. Peflup, motivated by the memory of the two blocked field goal attempts. Register and the Lions pul the game in the handa of Dalrymple. "Adam ia a great athlete, a great kid, and a great Icader;" said Register. "When we go to the Jumbo formation in situa­ tions like that, we have three of our captains (Dalrymple. Jeff Crawley, and Andy Lark) In the backrield. They uuiw how to get the Job dona." Dalrymple led all rushers with 78 yards on 14 carries while Lark had 56 yards on five rushes. Crockett complet­ ed 12 of 27 passes for 110 yards. Goodine led Seminole with 14 carries for 74 yards. When not blocking field goals. Brown contributed 28 yards rushing on 16 rushes. James Manning had two carries for 19 yards and four catches for 36 yards. Next Friday, Oviedo (3-1,1-0 district 2-0 SAC) hosts Winter Park and Seminole will on another SAC foe when the THbe visits Lake Howell. Both games will start at 7 p.m. �Page 2 It Sunday. September 18. 2005 Tin: lint mj> Briefsl Lake Brantley’s Loomis returns to his racing roots FASCAR RACING The Goodyear Challenge Late Model 100 headlines the program tonight (Saturday) at New Smyrna Speedway. Along with the Goodyear Challenge will be the Open Wheel Modified*, Spo: jrtsman. Super Stock Mini Stock and Strictly Stock divi­ sions, which will be racing for double points. The pit gate will open at 2 p.m. with practice for the Goodyear Challenge Late Model 100 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. with racing action beginning at 7 J 0 p.m. General admission will be $15 for adults, $10 for students and seniors, and free for children 11 and under. New Smyrna Speedway is located on the comer of SR44 and SR415. For more information, please call 386-427-4129, or visit the website at www.fascar.org. DOMINATION Southern Championship Wrestling will be present­ ing ''Domination" tonight (Saturday) at the VFW Hall at 351 South Highway 17-92 in DeBary. Tne evening will feature seven matches headlined by a “Triple Threat" main event. The SCW Heavyweight Title will be on the line when current champion Vordell Walker puts up the belt against both "Heartthrob* Scott Davis and Jason Hexx. 'Living Legend' Larry Zbyszko makes his return to the ring to take on an opponent of his choice. In one-on-one competi­ tion, Thump Dupree will square off against Heartbreak Express mem­ ber Sean Davis. Crusierweights will take to the air when Chasyn Ranee and Aaron Epic meet in the squared circle There will also be a Special Appearance by a former WWF World Champion as well as other matches featuring "Fabulous" Phil Davis, Rip Malibu, Jasion Moore, Legion Kage, Preston James, Scott Commodity and the Green Light District. Dell time is set for 7 JO p.m. and tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for chil­ dren under the age of 12. For mom information, please call 407-474-4453. YOUTH SOCCER The Sanford Recreation Department will be host­ ing a Sanford Instructional Soccer League beginning on Saturday, September 20th and running every Saturday until November Bth from 9 a.m.-to-lO a.m. at Zinn Deck Field (next to the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium) on Mellonville Avenue. The league is for boys and girls ages 5-to-7 and B-to-10 and the cost is $40 (includes participation award and T-shirt). For information call the Sanford Recreation Department at 407-330­ 5697 or Kicks N Dribbles at 407-721-8219. SEPTEMBER DERBY The September Soap Box Derby Rally will be held on Saturday September 24 at Sanford Derby Park. The event will be spon­ sored by the Central Florida Soap Box Derby and The Sanford Recreation Department. Check In will be at 7 a.m. with racing at 8 a.m. Car and driver must meet AASBD standards. The race will feature Time Swap and two Double Eliminations. All cars must use Z-Class wheels (No Wheel Bank) and their will be divisions for stock, superstock and master. The cost is $45 for the first entry and $70 for a family. You must be pre­ registered and paid by 5 p.m. September 19th. After that date there will be a $10 late fee with a noon Friday, September 23rd cutoff. No on-site registrations For more information, please contact Norm Perry, Race Director; at (work) 407-330-5697 or (home) 321-267-0168. Special to tha Herald j Petty Enterprises," Petty said. come home." Tobbie won races as a crew chief here, Loomis, a Forest City native, has Kyle Petty, CEO of Petty Enterprises, and then won a lot of races and a cham­ already left his position as crew chief of Wednesday announced tne organiza­ pionship with Jeff Gordon and Hendrick Motorsports' No. 24 tion's addition of championship-win­ Hendrick Motorsports. We have great Chevrolet* and will work as a consult­ ning crew chief Robbie Loomis as exec­ respect for the entire Hendrick organi­ ant to the No. 48 Chevrolet* as the utive vice president of race operations. zation, and know that Robbie's experi­ operation pursues the 2005 NEXTEL In his new role, Loomis, a Lake ence with the Hendrick team has pre­ Cup championship. Brantley I ligh School graduate, will pared him well for the role he will take "We still have a job to do," said head the day-to-day operations of Level on at Petty Enterprises. Loomis, 41, who won a Cup title with Cross-based Petty Enterprises and Its "Robbie Loomis will direct our entire driver Jeff Gordon in 2001 after coming two full time NASCAR NEXTEL Cup race operation, and we expect his expe­ to Hendrick from Petty Enterprises in Series teams — the No. 43 Dodges driv­ rience and hLs ability to mold a team to 2000. "Our goal is winning that cham­ en by Jeff Green and the No. 45 Dodges help us get to the next level. Robbie has pionship with Jimmie (Johnson), Chad piloted by Petty. been a part of our family for a long (Knaus) and the No. 48 team. I'm here "We are excited that Robbie will be time, totosupport time,and andwe're we'rehappy happytotohave havehim him supportthem themininany anyway wayI Ipossibly possibly “11,-ndrick Motorsports opened my eyes to a whole different level of this industry. The experience has allowed me to see things from a new perspec­ tive and learn important lessons about business and life. I'm truly grateful to Rick. Jeff and the 500 people who make Hendrick Motorsports so special. "I was with the Petty family for 11 years before being blessed to work with Jeff and the No. 24 team. Kyle and Richard (Petty) are giving me an incredible opportunity to come home, back where 1 started my career, and I'm honoredand andexcited excitedtotodo dothat. that." honored L o ca l spikers shine in T rin ity Prep Invitational B y Dean Smith By Herald Staff Thursday's opening day in the Trinitv Prep Invitational Volleyball Tournament proved to be a good one for Seminole County teams. Lake Mary, Orange wood Christian and the host Saints each Kowboys, eachwon wontwice, twice,while whileonly only Kowboys,25-20 25-20and and25-17, 25-17,and and Lake Howell, which fell to whipping East Ridge, 25-12 Orange wood, suffered a loss and 25-15. among local teams. Orangewood (9-1) had to Trinity Prep (10-1) rolled over work a little harder, edging East Ridge, 25-8 and 25-15, and past Edgewater, 25-15 and 27­ Osceola, 25-12 and 25-13, and 25, and rallying from a game Lake Mary (5-5) followed the down to defeat the Silver Saints' lead against the same Hawks (7-3), 24-26, 25-20 and teams, outsailing the 15-11. Swinging away HtrsM photo by Tbmmy Vlncsnt Everyone looks toward the leftfield fence to watch Brian Justice's blast leave Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium Friday morning In the opening game of the ASA Men’s Major Slow Pitch National Championship. Justice and his AM Las Vegas/Benfleld/Reece/Belcher/Shade/Easton teammates from Las Vegas, Nevada take an eariy lead over Aubrey'a/Resmondo/TPS of Savannah, Georgia. Also entered in the tournament are Team Easton from Jacksonville and the Armed Forces. Competition In the double-elimination event will resume this morning (Saturday) at 9 a.m. with other games that day at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Admission Is free to everyone. G olden K n igh ts look in g to s ta r t riv alry w ith a v icto ry Special to the Herald After opening the season with a 10 point loss to Penn State, the Bulls bounced back last week After vrare of talk and speculation, UCF and with a 37-3 victory over Florida A&M. Running USF will finally meet on tne gridiron this back Andre I fall was the big playmaker for USF. evening (Saturday) at Raymond James Stadium He ran for 156 yards on 18 carries, to go along in Tampa. with a career high three rushing touchdowns. Despite being a mere 98 miles apart this will The BuUs spent most of the time on the ground, be the first time they have faced each other on with 56 of their 74 plays being rushing attempts. the football field. Kickoff is set for 7.06 p.m. Quarterback Pat Julmiste threw for just 71 yards FSN Florida will televise the game, with Rick against Florida A4rM. Peckham handling the play-by-play duties and Defensively against FAMU, USF was led by Tony McGee has the color analyst. linebackers Stephen Nichoals and Ben Moffit, For fans who cannot see the game, the UCF who both totaled six tackles. ISP Network and its flagship station 740-The UCF had a bye last week, but had an impres­ Team AM (WQTM) will broadcast live from sive showing at South Carolina on Sept. 1. Tampa. Marc Daniels will once again have the Despite a 24-15 loss, the squad showed great call with Gary Parris. Jerry O'Neill will handle improvement from last season on both sides. the sideline duties. Defensively, UCF held the Gamecocks to just UCF head coach George O’Leary hopes this 32 yards on the ground and registered three first meeting on the gridiron is the start of a sacks for the game. Paul Carrington, Frisner yearly tradition. O'Leary would like to play the Nelson, and Chris Welsh each had a sack and Bulls each season. Ronnell Sandy led the team with seven total "I think everyone at UCF would like to see it tackles. The UCF defensive front will be chal­ every year," said OLeary. "I think when you lenged all night by Hall. Hall has quickly estab­ have 11 games, I could see the problem, but once lished himself as one of best runners in the his­ you go to a 12th game, it seems to be a natural tory of the program, rushing for 1,585 yards, fit. Instead of looking in Utah or California to while appearing in just 13 career games. play a game, you have one (game) two hours UCF had two receives go over 100 yards down the street. They have over there '“ Tf a* stadium ‘ “ “ ‘T °\er the Gamecocks. Mike Walker hauled in brin.g thelr.cn,wd our nine catches for 105 yards and a touchdown, crowd. It will be ai great icrowd to watch the while Lake Howell graduate Brandon Marshall game." had 10 catches for 102 yards. Aiter a solid UCF Fans can leant more about the Golden preaseason, quarterback Steven Moffet complet­ Knights as they prepare to face the Bulls by ed 27-of-39 pastes for 258 yards and a touch­ watching "The George O'Leary Show" prior to down. The improvement of Moffet also caught the game. The program airs today at 1 p.m. on the eye of Leavitt. WESH-TV 2. "He (Moffet) is a very football • -----------• —, agood --------------iall pta) player, Just like O'Leary, USF head coach Jim Leavitt said Leavitt. "We recruited him out of high has been asked ail week about the possible rival­ school and we know what he can do. He's vry forming. Like OLeary, Leavitt also sees it as a talented. He can run and throw. He's a very3 natural fit. ented player." "1 think it's natural,’ said Leavitt. "I don't The UCF rushing attack should get an extra think that there is any question. We haven't been boost this week with the return of DonUvious playing football for that long and we didn't Wilcox. He was forced out of the South Carolina play them early because they have been playing game early in the first quarter of taking a knee football for quite a while longer. We were a I-AA to the head, resulting in a minor concussion. team just trying to see if we could become a Kevin Smith and Jason Peters filled in nicely for football team. Everybody's already been writing Wilcox. Smith, a true freshman playing in his about i t since the two schools are so dose, that first carver game had 48 yards on 13 attempts, it would be natural." while Peters had 42 yards on 13 carries. InInother othermatchups. matchups.Pine Pine Castle Christian (6-2) held off Mount Dora Bible by identical 25-22 scores before falling to Edgewater, 25-22 and 25-21. Trinity Prep made a state­ ment earlier In the week by handing Pine Castle its first loss of tne season, 23-25, 25-22, 25-18 and 25-14. Orangewood had also entered the tournament on a roll, having romped past Faith Christian (5-5), 25-15, 25-18 and 25-17, behind nine kills each from Meg Weathersby and Ria Vamcll. Things did not look as good for Lake Mary as it opened the week by falling to 2-5 in a loss to powerful Oviedo (12-1), 25­ 11, 25-20 and 25-18, with Chelsea Kauss getting 12 kills and Curry 17 digs for the Lions, but the Rams came back on Wednesday to defeat Seminole (2-6), 25-20, 25-15 and 25-21, despite 15 kills by the Tribe's Lauren Williams and 24 assists by Alyson Kovacs. Lake Howell had entered the tournament by sweeping Seabreeze (0-4), 25-18, 25-15 and 25-14, behind 14 kills and five blocks by Brittalny Daiger and seven service aces and six digs from Ruthy King. Lake Brantley continues to be on an upswing as the Patriots evened their season record at 4­ 4 by sweeping past Lyman, 25­ 12, 25-12 and 25-16, and upset­ ting Winter Springs (6-2) in straight games, 26-24, 25-22 and 25-16. And it was a different set of players stepping up for Lake Brantley In each win as Norman (seven kills, three block), Shwob (five service aces) and Gardner (11 digs) led the way against the Greyhounds, while it was Wade (14 kills, 10 digs), Pluto (eight kills) and Orlandini (10 digs) doing the damage against the Bears, which got seven kills and 10 digs from Tyler. Winter Springs was aiming off a win over Seminole, 25-20, 25-16 and 25-18, with Kaillin Lapp (*i* kills, 14 assists) and Shelby Hock (six kills, seven diigs) leading the way. Williams had 10 kills and six digs and Jade Voltoline three kills for the Fighting Seminoles, but coach Beth Corso is looking for more out of her young charges. "We have to push more points as well as pass the ball better," said Corso. "Jaime Sada is playing very well as Libero, bur we need to tighten up our game." Oviedo is onre again atop the ack in the SAC as they also ounced Lyman (3-7), 25-10, 25-14 and 25-17, with Ross E serving four four aces aces and and serving Blue pounding down 10 kill*. The results weren't as good for three other teams. Lake Mary Prep (5-2) lost for just the second time this season to Faith Christian (6-5), 25-19, 26-24 and 25-22. despite nine kills from Tailor Jones and five aces from Scholtmiller. The First Academy eased past The Master's Academy, 25-11, 25-20 and 25-9, even tnough Katie Harris had a big match for the Eagle* with nine kills and 11 digs. Forest Lake Academy (6-4) also had a relatively easy time of it with Crooms Academy, 25­ 9, 25-10 and 25-12. Things got a little interesting for Seminole on the softball field, but the Tribe came through in crunch time to stretch their winning streak to 29 games. In Seminole Athletic Conference Slow Pitch Softball League action on Monday, Seminole trailed for the first time this season, but came back to outscore Lake Brantley (4-1), 8-5, with Norian Torres driving in four runs with a home run and a double. Marla Stevens was 2-for-3 with a two-run homer for the Patriots. It looked fur sure as if the streak would end in the night­ cap as Winter Springs built a 5­ 1 lead. But Seminole came back to take an 8-1 lead then erupted for 14 runs in the top of the seventh inning to win going away, 22-5. Ally Perkins was 2-for-2 and drove in five runs for the Fighting Seminoles, while Winter nit a home run and drove in three. Kristen Hinkcl was 3-for-3 for the Bears. In the other Monday game, Brandt went 2-for-3 and Bright drove in two runs as Lake Brantley whitewashed Hagerty, 16-0, despite Tolette's l-for-2 effort for the Huskies. Wednesday night Seminole (10-0) got off to a fast start by getting its sixth shutout of the season, 10-0 over Lyman, but the Tribe got another scare when it took eight innings for the defending diampions to pull out a 2*1 victory over Oviedo. "We hit a lot of By ba in that game, but we also played great defense," said Seminole head coacli David Rogers. "Hopefully we can keep it going. The girls are really focused and play hard as a n a.n? . y drv *un to watch. But I also told them that every­ one is after us now and we have to play at our best." Winter Springs also picked up a pair of wins on the night, * $ % & * * £ * * anj ’ whipping tlie Greyhounds, 22-3. The L o n g C ount Compiled by Nick Ptolfauf Staff Writer ball game between the Chicago Cubs and Ne Giants. This coming Thursday, It was during the he Sept. 22, and Friday, Sept. 23, llu? National League p will mark tiie anniversaries race and in the bottom of two of the most controver­ ninth inning, the saire sial decisions in sports histo­ 1-1. New York was at I ry with two men on and On Sept. 22. 1927, the men out. event was a world champi­ The batter hit safely onship boxing match ler field sailing the wi between Jack Dempsey and run. Fred Merkle. who Gene Tunney in Chicago. been on first base, seei The purse, $990,446, was winning run sailing, the largest in the early histo­ thought the game was ry of boxing, and nearly half and headed to the dug the population of lire United thus invalidating thep States reportedly listened to Chicago second base the fight on radio. In tlie seventh round of the Johnny Evers, attempt) M l and ta>? Me 10 round fight, Tunney was out. but was prevented knocked down. Following the rules. Referee Dave Barry uns who rushed out oi •he field, also thinking interrupted the count when l>anie tad ended Dempsey failed to go to the D-y* later, Harry C. farthest comer. The count Fulham, head of the was resumed after 12 to 15 National Commission i seconds, and Tunney got to organized Baseball, dec his feet at the count of nine. o call the game-a b ear He was subsequently award­ £am s were forced to p| ed seven of the 10 rounds and won the fight and the L u b ji w o n , 4-2. world championship. Dempsey appealed the e th* J rterm* r ^ -"boner" t ' y in' ar decision but was denied and bonehead" in reference never fought again. , Pky- and it ha* gore Ttie other controversy was on Sept. 23, 1908 in a base­ ■ �Till: IlnUU) Sunday. September IB. 2005 Page 31) 117— C o m m e r c ia l R entals Mm 'ft®» # i i i f ^ !;! m , r ia • 1 T W 1300eq It. 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FL 3 2 7 7 1 EOE/DFWP > L eg a ls Telephone (7 7 2 )231-4440 Attorney for Per»onaJ Representative 103— H o u s e s U n fu r n ish ed DOYLE MA N A G E ME N T RENTALS I (407) 322-2495 S a n fo r d : 1/1. L arge Apt. C arp eted 6 Vinyl. W aist Included. 8500/ 8500 Dep S a n fo rd : t/ t,C a rp e t6 Vtoyf Stove. Refrigerator. Al UtMies Included. 85675/5505 D ep ots S a n fo r d : Lovely 2/2. C om pletely U pgrad ed 6 Rxnovmsd. Hwdwcod FVs. H e. 5850/ 5850 D epose O r a n g e C ity : 3/2. Lovely Home w th TXed Living A reas C a rp a lsd B e d ro o m s, Lg Yard. S in g le C a r O a ra g e W e i 6 S e p ta 8 1 1 0 0 6 1 ) 0 0 Deposit T tm acu en / lak a M ary: 3 6 . G ated Communtry. E i tremefy Large Eat-In Kitchen. Inside Laundry. C arp eted 6 Tiled 8 1 8 0 0 6 1 8 0 0 Deposit D O YLE MANAGEMENT W E REN T AND S E L L H OM ES! Legals IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR M M IM OLf COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 2006-C P -144I IN RE ESTATE OF JO S E P H MCCORMICK. MARTIN NOTICE TO CREDITORS W A R EH O U SE * Sanford S ale C a ssa ib o rry .1 0 5 0 Landmark Lane. 3/2. Owner motivated. $ 1 2 9 ,9 0 0 Didem • Brown Mam* S tev e n *. 40 7 -4 6 6 -7 6 7 2 252-319 12— E ld erly -C a r e $2000 O ffices For R am . 4 0 0 sq 8 to 8 0 0 aq It. S an lord Fulton Office C anter 4 0 7 - 3 14 -3 7 5 0 141— H o m e s F or Rental5 Merchandise^___ ; ___ /Automotive 91-127 Real Estate , 181-197 Miscellaneous 231-245 Services __________I 118— O ffice S pace F o r R ent 407-322 8 G78 S • The admraetratan of toe estate of JO S E P H MARTIN MCCORMICK. d eceased , whose dale of death was Aprs 21. 2 0 0 5 and w hose Social Security Number Is 0 5 1 -1 8 ­ 5072. H pending In toe CrrcuX Court lor Sem inole County. Florida. Probale Ovraion. the address of which a Seminole County Clerk of Court. Probate O n i o n Post Office B o i 8099. Sanford. F L 32772 The names and addresses of toe Personal Representative and the Personal Representative s enor- AJ creditors ol toe decedent end otoer persons having claims or demands agaanal decedent i estate on whom a copy of W e notes m ■squired to b e served must tie toev deans with W s Cowl WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 3 0 OAVS AFTER THE TIME OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al otoer aerators of toe dece­ dent and persona having daens or demands agaarsl toe dacedam s estate must fxa thee d a m s wrto w s Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PC R O O S SE T FORTH IN SECTION 733 702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD S E T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM F L E D TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE D EC E D EN T S OATE OF DEATH IS BARRED THE OATE OF FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS SEPTEM BER 18. 2005 JosaphChartsaM cCorr.ee* Personal Repfeeam am e 13104 Rowrderg Run C ed e Herndon. VA 20171 John E Moore, in Eequee Hoeewey-Moore 1 Taylor Adotney tat Joseph Chertea McCermcS Florida Bar No 8223A2 6070 N HghwayA t A B u ie 200 Veto Beach Ftends 32983 Pubkth 2005 UO70 Septem ber IB. 25. NOTICK OF n c i m o u f NAME Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged m b u w n m at 365 QHtton Court. Lake Mary. Florida, under the Fictitious and ttiat I Intend to reguter taxi name with the O vinon of Corporation*. T allah attee. Florida, in accordance w*h Vie provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. to-WH Sectxm 665 09. Florida Statutes 2003 Patnoa Rahmang Pubfcsh September 16. 2005 IN T N I CtRCUfT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOtc ia l a R C u r r in a n d f o r •EMtNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION i • FILE NO. IOOe-1 *2 *-C P IN FtE THE E8TATE OF ORVILLE R COOPER. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration of the estate of ORVILLE R COOP­ ER. deceased, whose date of death was July 29. 2005. is pendmg m t ie C *c u t Court tor Sem inole County. Florida. Probate Drvwon. F4e Number 2005-1623-C P. the address of wtuch i* P O Drawer C. Sanford. FL, 3 2 7 7 2 The nemes and addresses of Vie personal representative and Vial personal representative* attorney are set forth betow ALL INTERESTED P E R ­ SONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. Al credrtort of the decedent and other persons having claim* or demands agamst the d e ced en t* estate, including unmatured, contingent or unfcqmdaled ctaen*. on whom • copy of Vs* nofaoe I* served must Me thee claims with t o * Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE O R 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al otter creditor* of the d ece­ dent and person* having claen* or demand* agamtt the decedent * estate, including unmatured. conbr<gent or thee claim * with tht* court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED THE OATE O F FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS SEPTEM BER IB. 2005 CHARLESO FRITCH Personal Representative W *a m H Mormon. Eequee Florida Bar No 143303 BALDWIN AMORRISON. PA 7100 S o u * Highway 17-92 Fern Par*. FL 32730 Telephone 4 0 7 *3 4 -1 4 2 4 lor Pereonal Pubkeh 2006 U075 September 18. 25. �Fage 4B Sunday. 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Sanford Av«., Sanford apartmsits Chevy TraA A uar L S 2 0 0 5 $ 1 7 ,4 5 0 cat or vat 4 0 7 0 7 3 2 0 0 0 oom Dodge 2 5 0 0 drew d a b 2 0 0 4 O w ed 22k Ml $ 2 1 .0 5 0 c a l or vlail 4 0 7 0 7 3 2 0 0 0 com Dodge Dakota 2 0 0 2 Craw C ab VS 0 1 1 ,0 5 0 c a l or visit 4 0 7 0 7 3 2 0 6 0 oom Ford F 1 5 0 2 0 0 3 3 0k U $ 9 ,0 5 0 call or via* 4 0 7 0 7 3 2 0 6 0 oom Ford F 2 5 0 2 0 0 2 Crew C ab L a n d Leather 1 1 6 .9 5 0 c a l or visa 4 0 7 6 7 3 2 9 6 6 .c o m Ford F 2 5 0 2 0 0 3 4 i 4 1 1 5.450 c a l or vlail 4 0 7 0 7 3 2 0 6 0 com Ford W n d tta r 2 0 0 2 39k Mi Pariacl $ 1 0 ,9 5 0 c a l or vMI 4 0 7 0 7 3 2 9 0 0 com QmC Vtkon XL 2 0 0 2 8LT 33k $ 1 9 ,9 5 0 c a ll or vtsil 4 0 7 0 7 3 2 9 0 0 com Subaru O utback AWO 2 0 0 0 60k ml $ 1 1 ,0 5 0 c a l or v M 4 0 7 0 7 3 2 9 0 0 oom 239— M o t o r c y c l e s /4- 4 WHEELEFVATV 2 0 0 4 P O L A R IS 2 5 0 T R A IL S LA TER $3200 C a l 3 0 6 -7 0 0 5 3 3 0 4 WHEELEFVATV 2005 HONDA SO $2100 3007000330 4 WHEELRIVATV WO* YAMAHA 100 BLASTER 4 WHEELERS FOR SALE 200* Yamaha 200 Biaatar S3300. 2004 Polarla ISO Trallbiaxer S3200 and 2006 M THE CmCUTT COURT OP THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUTT, IN AMO POP 6EM N O L1 COUNTY, FLOMOA CIVIL DIVISION CA SE NO.: 06-C A -164M 4L ta o u ^ k undar or ag d n d h e MORTOAOE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM S. INC . AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRYWOE HOME LOANS. H C .. FACTA COUNTRYWIDE FUNOttO CORPORATION D-B/A AMERICAS WHOLESALE LENDER. 5330 Two B ra n d New 0 W h e e le r * 1 - P otarta I - Y am ah a $ 3 ,0 0 0 e a c h o b o 3 S 0 7 S 0 -S 3 3 O NOTICE O F SALS TO: ELLEN L. DEWITT (ReeU ence Unknown) UK/A 1321 ELLIOTT STREET SANFORD. FL 32771 UNKNOWN SPO U SE OF ELLEN L DEWITT (R eettence UK/A 1321 ELLIOTT STREET SANFORD. FL 32771 YOU ARE NOTIFIED t u t an action lor Forecloaur* ot THE NORTH 1/2 OF LOT 27 ANO ALL O F LOT 26. BLOCK •C*. BUENA VISTA ESTATES. SANFORD. FLORIDA. RECOROCD Vi PLAT BOOK 3 PAOE 1. O F THE PUBLIC RE C O R D S O F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA has bean l**d agdnat you and you a r t requked to aarv* a copy oi your written daieneea, V any, to a. on Marsha* C. Watson, P A , Attorney tor PtdntM, w ho** address I* 1600 NW 49TH 8TREET. SUITE 120, FT. LAUOEROALE. FL 3 3309 w*hin vwty (30) days alter 9w Ural putAcaoon ol t a * Noace ki *<e (Please putkah In THE SAN­ FORD HERALD) and Aa h e ortgtnd w*h h a C lan o l 0 4 * Court eaher before sendee on PldrwRS attorney or ImmedF ateiy thereafter: orhenmae • d d au * a rt b e entered againd you tor Vie read demanded In tog e s p e e d accommodaeon to panop eM to v a t procaarWiq should contact Via Court Adnwaseator d 301 N. Park Avenue. Sanlord FL 3 1 7 7 1 . Telephone Mumoer i *01)1134330 not Wear aw n seven (7) days pnor to Vw prooeedtog ■ hearing toipaaed. (TOO) 1-900­ 9 6 0 9 7 7 1 or V uce (V) 1-600­ 9 6 0 9 7 7 0 via Flood * Relay Sam oa W ITNESS my band and h e 12 day ol sad o l gat Court taa A* Clark oi h * Court By Ataha Cyrua A* Deputy Clerk Pubkeh (PleaM pubkart n The Sartord Harak)) Pubkeh: September 19. 25, 2005 LOT 16. FLORIDA LAND ANO COLONIZATION COMPANY'S ADDITION TO SOUTH SAN­ FORD. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK I , PAOE 73. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA e V a 1206 W 1 5 h W . Sartord. Florida 32771 at pubic aaia. to h e faghad and beat bidder, tar caah. E a d door ot h * oourhouaa. healed at 301 Norm Perk Avenue, Sanlord. SEMINOLE County. Ftonda. at 1 1 0 0 o'clock a m , on October 4 .2 0 0 5 Dated d Sartord. Ftorkla t a * a day ol September, 2006. (S ad ) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk d h e Ckcua Cow l By : Stacey Hopktoa Deputy Ctart Douglas C Zafan. P A 19630 U .8. Hwy 19 N . 9300 CtedWrter. FL 33764 (727)536-4911 phone (7 7 7 )5 3 0 1 0 0 4 1 *1 9 you are a peraon w*h a <**modeaon to order to pertotpe t* to Vat ptoceedtog. you are e n d la d , at no c o d to you. to h * provwton ot carlaan a a d d a n c*. P le a ts contact Court Admnialration a l 301 North P a r t Avenue. SW1* N 301, Sartord. Ftonda 32771 (407) 6 6 5 -4 2 2 7 , within (7) working day* ol your receipt of this nonce. * you are hearing or voice Impaired, c a l 1 (9 0 0 )965-9771 PubSeh Baprsmber 19, 25. m THt ciflcurr court OF TH1 EIGHTEENTH JUOtCtAL CtRCUTT INANOFOR 6EMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA C A SS NO. O 6 - C A 6 6 0 I0 L THE CfT OROUP/CONSUMER FINANCE. MC.. V. RALPH E NAUUANN.8 STUART A S TRUSTEE OF SEMINOLE 1ITH STREET LANOTRUST 9 1209. and a l unknown p a rt** daarwig by. L eg a ls SYSTEM S. 0 4 0 , A S NOMINEE FO R UNIMORTOAOE U C . MVI NO. 100 2 0 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 29 9 0 I ; SEAR. ROEBUCK ANO CO : UNKNOWN TENANT NO 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2. and A U UNKNOWN PARTKS CLAIMING IN TER ESTS BY. THROUOH, UNDER OR AOAINST A NAMED DEFEN DANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR ViTEREST 04 THE PROPERTY HEREIN D ESC R IBED art Defendants. I a rt •*• ta 0w h u tu d wid tied tarklar lot rm b at h * E ast Door at h e Oemmota County Courthouse. 301 Norm P art Avenue. Sartord. Florida 32771 d Sem tool* County Ftonda. d H O T a m . on *w t l t i day ol October, 2009. h * a d form to add Order or Find Judgment, to-wa LOT 3 2 . SABAL OREEN AT SABLE POINT, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED VI PLAT BOOK 2 5 . PA OE8 41-4 3 . O F THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI HOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Vyou ar* a parson wah a 0 » modaaon In ord d to partd psta to VS* procsertno. you a r* srtF Sed. d no ood to you. to Vie provtalon ol oeneto asaw lanc* P l i a n contact h e Court d 4 0 7 ­ 999-4330 wrtan two (2) worttog d ay* o l your reca.pl of mis None*. * you era hearing or vote# Impaired, call Florida Relay Borvloo (9 0 0 )9 6 0 6 7 7 1 . DATED d Sartord. Ftonda on September 9. 2006 MARYANNE MORSE As Ctert, Ckcu* Court By: Mery SOoupe At Deputy Clerk SMITH. HIATT I DIAZ. P A Attorney* tor PtetoM P. O. Box 11436 Fori Lauderdale, a 3 3 3 3 0 1 4 3 6 Phone (954) 564-0071 Pubkah Sartord Herald Publish Sep tem ber 18. 2 5 . 2005 U092 •4 THS CIRCUIT COURT O F THC EIGHTEENTH JUOtCtAL CtRCUTT IN ANO FO R ORANOS COUNTY, FLOMOA C e M Mo : 2OO0OR-3701-O IN R E : The M am ag* of ■a tm* cutcurr court for OIOVLN 1AM, H M M O L S COUNTY. FLO M OA CTtoL DtYlSKX c a m n o . aa-C A-tm -tao UCN: I92006CA001979XXXXXX MORTOAOE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SY S T E M S . INC AS NOMWEE FOR UNMORTOAOE. U C . MVi NO 100209000100229603. LARRY C WRIOHT. d d . N O T K I O F SA LS PURSUANT TO CHAFTSR 4 6 2 7 6 -H a n d y M a n RJ Handy Man Sutviom Al PhatRt ot Construction PrtMurt Cleaning. Pemttng, fieulmg 407-323 2641 (Home Phone) 407 314-6670 (Cel Phone) TENANT 91 an d ta TENANT 92. h e p arte* mended to account tor h a person or parson* to ELLEN L DEWITT. e( M. Central Florida Fence A l Type* of Fence S p e d a lu in g In Vinyl Fencing •Ft— E stim ates Llcenaed/lnsured D uality Work •Prompt S e m e n 3*07805330 are nol known to b e deed or store, whether said unknown partea d arn e a heirs, dtodaeea. NoUc* la hereby given h a t pnauera to h a Find Judgment oi F o rtd o a u rt deled Septem ber 2. 2006. to this cause. IW B a a lth a property an SEMINOLE County. Saptenber, 2006 2 7 6 -F en ce Studio Apartments A n iir o u c tl C r e t i n Chevy 1 5 0 0 2 0 0 3 Ext C ab $ 1 2 ,9 5 0 cat H vW 4 0 7 0 7 3 2 0 0 6 com W h eelers Fo r S ale Single Story Design 1st M o n th 's R en t C hevy 1 5 0 0 2 0 0 1 E ri CaO $ 1 0 ,9 5 0 cal or visit 4 0 7 0 7 3 2 9 6 0 oom 2 3 1 — C a r s Fo r S ale Come Check Us Outj s300 OFF CnevroM Cargo Irtn 1995 73k Ml $ 3 ,9 5 0 c a ll or visit 4 0 7 6 7 3 2 9 6 6 com L egals N O T K I OF ACTON F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e 5 pc txbm eat bid Igtd meror and hrtrt, d*». (tv . ngwd. good cond S2t0 obo Stove-wht. SOS Cal: 407-007-3507. ChevnM 2SOOHO 2004 4i 4 U I KJ4 Oorgeoua 10k Ml $23,050 cal or vWt 4070732960 com L egals NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to an Order or Summary Final Judgm ent ol torsetoaw* dated Saplam b d a. 2006. and entered n C eM No O 6-C A -137014O UCN: 69200SCA O 013 79XXXXXX Ol th* O c u rt Court to and tor B e m n o i* CountyFtonda. w hardn MORTOAOE ELEC­ TRONIC REGISTRATION S Y 0 TEMS. INC AS NOMINEE FOR UN(MORTGAGE. LLC, MIN NO. 1 0 0 2 0 9 5 -0 0 1 0 0 2 2 6 *0 3 It PtaartVt and LARRY C. WRIGHT. SABAL POV4T COM­ MUNITY SERV ICES ASSOCIA­ TION. IN C : MORTOAOE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION JACOUEUNE NAM. R eepondertY rt*. N O TtCl O F ACTION TO JACOUELVC LAM YOU ARE NOTIFIED to d an aetton tor ikaer t iann ol marnaga has been Ned a g a n d you and you a r* requaed to eerv* ■ oopy of your wnaen detaneat. V any. to H on S am u d FN d . Eaguv* of Sam ud Robert FNar II. F A . Peoaonar"* attorney, wfaws adrteM N 1220 Oougla* A vo. 8 u * s 203. Longwood. FL 32779. on or b atort October 12. 2005 and Ms h a ongsid w*h h a ckark of tta* court aahsr attorney or Mww t daly h are aftar, omanwaa a d d au * wd b * entered a g a n d you tar d a read O d e On: Clark of Vie C o u t By Oaptay Ctert Pubkeh: Septem ber 19. 25. 2008 and October 2 . 9 .2 0 0 6 U073 Herald Service Directory C h ristop hB f LBon’s NEW TECHNIQUE, Remodeling, Tiles, B Painting FULL S O N IC C m usu u PA M LY OWNBO S O PER A TED SB4CC I I S 2 Fidy UcAaa m e * * A Com pM i T fs g ls r v fc s C a L A lA f N C n i t E I round quality aervic* that you c a n d s p s n d o il C o m m arcU l and Ruidandsl 407 415 9358 4 0 7 710 7 3 0 1 4 0 7 -4 9 7 "!1 7 5 C o m p h o yBB" * LOV666it6ww.#269 8o(as~l385 * fabric Diamond TUfts-Extrs Excsksnt Workmanihipl 31 Ysars In Businsss. CO M PA N Y CLASSIC CUTS LAWN CARE Chalrs~Btaftino al 1225 4 up i . i li-Ir ii* d 4 3 EXFBIT LMBN SCKVICEI todUda* Moa*V We*daaOTO.Btodn»Uhl Tnmrrang. Yard Ctaariup. MAh i Sod Many aaadwdLNw Mary Urowood. Sartod. Haatvwr cuetomera For FtaMb* Fnandy 6 RaaaoraMa L* Seme*, ptaaaa cal Stave Cohan, ti* Certatad Toro Orawtdi Ua (407)22011X2 Activity Assistant To Look Thu Cool It Cm) All t SrHiuAJMto Part-tima waakand Position. Must ba • n a rB a tic and an)oy woridng wtth tha DCCUANEAS FOR T>€ WLLL DRESSED FROEESSiONAl • k te r iy . Frankie’s Piaaaa contact Rich Bessar, (Activity Director) at (407) 321-7850 Pickup & Delivery 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -4 9 9 4 1 / 1 7 .4 1 7 - 0 7 4 0 . 1 Specializing In RerNfl>|6 Retain 4 1 7 -3 2 2 -1 9 2 6 iir tita K a n a C c ii:4 0 7 - 4 3 0 - 8 3 3 0 ■ s u n b r it c H C O IN L A U N D R Y S R a a ra i Drop 0 « « 1 Dry OgsninB Cleaners 497421-4494 Roofing 2B2t 8. Ortando Dr. (17-B2 • tmcAricA Plata) 8antotd, FL * 407-82D-1BN Magnolia Self-Storage 2530 8. Magnoka Avenue. Sanlord, FI 32773 PH. 407-321-2808 Locally Owned and Operated Resident Manager On Ska Lowest Rates A l Units Ortva Up Monthly Rentals Air Condiboned Units Available Boat R.V. and Vahids Periling 24 H r. 7 Day Weekly Access �Tin: IIihmji Lecals IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O THE B Q M m H T H JU 0K 3A L (SRCUT. SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OVA. ACTIONNO:MCA 1441-M I. i buy L ecals (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Clark o ta w CtroR Cowl Mouses fullc, • BCKY L MORLEY A/K/A RICKY LEE MORLEY u n k n o w n s p o u s e , if an y OF RCKY L m w c e y , board O F COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE COUP M. TERRY 0 NICKELSON. s o u r c e REALTY. H C , AS ATTORNEY IN FACT FOR ROBERT KELLYANO SUSAN KELLY STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE MSURANCE COMPANY AS SUBROGEE OF HARRY H HUYNH. ALL GRANTEES. BENEFICIARIES u n k n o w n s p o u s e s , if MARRIEO. AND IF DEAD THEIR UNKNOWN HEIRS. D EV ISEES. LEGATEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNS. LIENORS. SPO U SES. CRED ITO RS. SU C C ESSO R S O R T R U ST EES CLAIMING UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE REFEREN CED PERSON S. ANO ANY ANO ALL NATURAL PERSON S OR ENTITIES WHO MAY CLAM AN M TERE8T M THIS PROPERTY: and THE STATE OF FLORIDADEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. Probaia Omann 101 North Park Averxie Swtkad. Flonda 32771 • 1241 Tha name* and adeket* n ol IN PartonW R a a a sa n U b v a JJ4 * a h tv Tha SanunoM Mar aU t h e l a w o f f i c e s o f oavio i STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAFtTIFF •01 8 Unrvartay Drive Sure 500 Flarkahon. FL 3332< (*5 4 )2 1 1 4 0 0 0 05-42104 PLEASE FA * A COPY OF THE FIRST INSERTION TO *5 4 2 1 1 4 5 5 5 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, pertone ----- IWBUiy ■ ip»a a l aooonvnodabon ahoukl oonlaot COURT ADMINISTRA­ TOR- M aw SEMINOLE County Ccw aiouia kt 407 545-4227, 1• 0 0 *5 5 4 7 7 1 (TOO) or 1 4 0 0 •55-4770. n a Flonda Belay Pubkah: Saptem ber 2005 U013 It. 14. Ft THE CFtCUtT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT M AMO FOR tEM M OLE COUNTY, FLORK3A FROBATE DIVISION F U NO. 2 0 0 4 1 1 0 1 -CF F IR E THE ESTATE OF WALTER BALABANSKI. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICf OF ACTION TO RICKY L MORLEY AMJA RICKY LEE MORLEY, UNKNOWN SPO USE. * ANY. O F RICKY L MORLEY. ALL GRANTEES. BENEFICIARES. UNKNOWN SP O U S E S . IF MARRIEO. AND IF DEAD. THEIR UNKNOWN HEIRS. D EV ISEES. LEGATEES. GRANTEES. A SS IONS. LIENORS. SPO U SES. CREDI­ TO RS. SU C C ESSO R S OR TRUSTEES CLAIMING UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE REFER ENCED PERSONS. AND ANY ANO ALL NATURAL PERSONS O R ENTITIES WHO MAY CLAM AN INTEREST M THIS PROPERTY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTFIEO V ralan acbon toqu rattttoon rra W ow ng dM c rS id property in Sanwwla Coirty. Florida. Is art: UK t . Block 1 . Mob** Manor 2nd Sacbon bcco rd rg to Pm Book I I . P ag * 4a of Via Pufekc Racorda oI Sam noto County. Flonda haa baan Mad aganat you and you ara raqwrad to aarvq a copy at yaw written dalaraaa. i any. upon GRACE ANNE OLAVHf. ESQ U IRE. 1140 TuakawMa Road. W in** Spring*. FL 12704 on or b a to n Oclobar 1. 2005. and Ma t » original with tha Clark ol Una C ro a t Court other b ato n ton n e* upon PlamuF i Anomay or ynma&aiety Vraraalur: olhanatia. a datauk wd ba entered aganal you tor Vra ratal damandad m r e Compfae* or PM.IVM WITNESS my hand and tha aeai ol this Court on Wa 25 day ol August . 200ft MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ataha Cyrua DEPUTY CLERK Amancana W _ . —.------------ol 1900 Admntktratrva Ordar No •7-1 I you a n a pan on n « i a Oaabwty who naadt any acxammooauon n ordar id pan ap eto in a n procaedng you a n a n a n d . al no coal lo you. 10 d a prowuon ol certain aawatanca P iaa ta contact Cowl A dm ntoabon at M l Nor*i Park Avenue Swla N M I. Santord. Flonda 12771 (407) 4 6 6 4 2 2 7 . m thn (2) working day* ct y a * recap ! ct Fra noaca. t you a n hawing or v a c * m parad. c a t I(8 0 0 1 *5 5 4 7 7 1 Putwah September 4 . I t . 14. 25. 2005 U014 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH« 14TM JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR COUNTY. FLOtBOA g e n e r a l ju n a o i c - n o N DIVISION C A 4 I NO: 0 4 - C A 1 i r 7 .l t * AMRO arc. Lecals MARY ELLEN CEELV Honda kneed kebwty canpeny ABN Lecals FV to n frying N ote* BARBARA n BO SSE 8 18 CherofcM C*cto Santord FL 32773 By: Mary Saoupa Oipwy Clark SuiMtny. September IB. 2005 m ortgaoe grou p. p l a in t if f vs BURCHARO. IF LNO * DEAD. THE N SPO USE. HE FIS, S GRANTEES. ES LIENORS. RS.' TRU STEES ANO (R P A R T C B ) AN FtTEREST BY. UNDER OR W ---------------UNKNOWN ’ OUSE OF TRACEY JRCMARO. IF ANY. JOHN 3 E AND J * N E DOE AS nknow n ten an ts Ft DS SESSION OEFENOANTIS) R M fO T M O F FORSCLOOURS BALB OTICE IS H EREBY OIVEN rauanl lo an t» d *r 0 ,,f1* r * a Moaon id R atal ■la oaMd AuguN *•■ 2009 eerad n 0 4 Caaa N » 0 4 ^ ; 117-144(01 F w O m R C a r t o l * 1ITH AaNaal C * a 4 r a n d r SEMINOLE Coway. Bardord, und*. ' ■ ■ *• * * 2 * ' * 2 7 1 Td b a il btodertot aal Door al aw ow *y C o w F o R * , l i r r ■ 01 Nonti F t 'S * ' * “ * . ' " arkord. Florida. d n aw 11 day c t O c ta O e r lo a l ). BLOCK C .B R J j n jE Y E S FIR ST AOOmON. RDtNO T O T ! * * * * -O F A t RECORDED W BOOK E. FWQE 4 I . « >UBUC R £ COROE OF l o U COUNTY. FLORE Vv* 11 day ct TO ALL PERSO N S HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: Tha a d m e n * anon ct aw aw ait Ot WALTER BALABANSKI. dt et t M d. F la NurnOar 20051101-CP. la pandng In tha Croud Court lor Sam nola County. Flonda. Probata Dwwion. tw addraaa ol wtecli la Pop om ca Drawer C, Sanford FL. 1 2 7 7 2 Tha nam a* and addra**#* of Vra paraonal repra•antakva and that paraonal rap- A U FITE RESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: AT craddora ct Fw dacwdanl and oFwr poraona havng d am a or damanda aganal Fw dacwdara a taiala on whom a copy d Fva noboa ■ aarvad waran three mortha altar the data ol Fw Mai pubbcabon ct Fva nobca must Ma Fwe darna wah Fva Cowl 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 O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al dtwr craddora ol Fw dacw­ danl and paraona having dam a or damanda agarwl Fw tataM oI Fw decedent m utt Ma thee darrw with Fva Cowl WITHFt THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION O F JH I8 NOTICE ALL CLAIMS ANO DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOB EVER BARBED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS SEPTEMBER 11. 2005 421 W vren Avanua E Longwood. FL 32750 L Meter WAama. Eagwra Flonda Bar No 0772141 W ILIAMS 4 WKL1AMS Poet O flce Boa 3525 Orlando. FL 12502 TeWphona 4 0 7 « 4 4 4 1 1 1 Attorney lor Paraonal Pubbah September II . 1 5 .2 0 0 5 1X04 M THE CatCIXT COURT FOR U l t t C a » COUNTY. FLORIDA FROBATE DtVWON F U NO . S004 C P -1 1 5 4 IN RE: ESTATE OF FRANCES F BUUARD. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSON S HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: Ybu a rt haraby notfwd Fwl an Pabtion ol Summary Admnebaaon h a* been entered M tw estate ol FRANCES F BULLARD, dacaaaed. File Nwtdwr 2 0 0 6 - C P U * * m *w Croud C ow l lor Semmofa Coway. Flonda. Probaia Ovwon. tw addreaa ct when a P.O. Boa 4 0 4 4 . Santord. FL 12772-4084. *w l t v decedent a daw ct daatfi waa March I I , 2005: «iw (w naw valua ol tw w 1411111. pkM u u re e w a ct ttoao lo vdvan a haa baan a a a *n a d by audi NAME ADORESS BARBARAS BO SSE 414 Ctwrokwa C rd a Santord. FL 1 2773 A U W TERESTEO PERSON 8 ARE NOTIF E D THAT N PubHh Saplambar 1 1 ,1 8 .2 0 0 5 U035 NOTICE OP UCN BA LI •font of 8tata laar. thara bamg dua and unpaid ch argat for lo satisfy an ow narl Ian of P * storad al Unda B o b s Saif Storaga locatad at 2650 W 2ftih 8iraa1 Sanford. Flonda 32771. (4 0 7 )3 2 4 9965 And. dua nobca having baan grvan, lo N ownar of s a d proparty and a l partws known lo d a m an miarasl PiaraIn. and tha lima sp aa lad in such nobca lor paymanl of such hav­ ing aipvad. Via goods w« ba so d al pubbe auction al (ha abova statad addrass lo tha hghasl bddar or othamnaa Os poaad of on Wadnasday. BCPT IM BER 18. >004 Data of Auction Tima 2 3 0 PM Cuatorwr Kama. Invanlntv 2 57 - Anthony Luckoydoo. HouvehokJ good! 115 - Danm Boone. Houaahokl goods. Furniture B o ie t 321 - B o m a Gome* Household goods Fummre. Bo>e«. Tv'i or Stereo Equp 131 - D evon Hama. Furtvlwa 3 1 4 • M.idred M Shaw. Fw M w a. B o r n . Tv * or 8larao Equip 141 - Frankkn Name. HoueaTvad good*. Furniture. B o n a . Too**. Appbancet. T v * or Stw *o Eqw p. Office Equp . O flce Machine*, Account R*oofd*. 44 1 • Deiaiieh Terranov*. Houiahoid good*. Furrvtw*. B o ie *. Tool*. Appkance*. T v * or S w n oE qw p 731 - Jeffery Krrgery. 1*75 Fold F400 Truck. VIN 4 F 5 0K W 8161* T it - Alwt B Johrwon • 1475 Ford FSOO Truck. VIN FF4 0 K W 4 1 6 I9 dwnw wan ava Cowl WITHM THE TIME FERIO O S SET FORTH M SECTION 7 1 1 7 0 2 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE cooc A U COUMS ANO DEMANDS NOT BO FEE D WILL BE FOR EVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER APPLICABLE TIME pERtOO. ANY CLAIM F E E D TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S BATE OF OEATH IS BARRED A* creator* ol fw toewrto* and other person* having claim* a demand* against d eced en t* *« ta l* on tWtom a copy ot tv * nonce I* raqufed to be served court WITHM THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al other guil tor* ot fw d e c * dee* end ofw r person* having clean* o f demand* a g e n t! decedent)* estate mutt Me fw e dwnw wWt tv * court WITHIN 1 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A U CLAIMS NOT FEE D WITH­ IN THE TME PERIOOS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733 702 OF THE a O R lO A PROBATE COOE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD BET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S OATE OF DEATH IS BARRED lh » date ol MW pubkeabon at thw Nobca M September I t . 2006 MARY J BTOFFEL 15631 S w toe Horn Cowl Eden Prune. Minnesota 55147 to Pubkah: September 2005 U041 The undwwgrwd w*l aofl at pubkc *We by oompewv* bid­ ding on th# n t h 01 Sap toab ar, 1004 at 2 0 0 pm. on *w premwa s wtwra t a d proparty haa locatad al Ampia Storage C ento. 100 Ample C ow l 2400 Waal Airport BoWavwd. County at Senvnow. arete at Ftonde. Customer* Name Dncnpbon of Goods Unrtf B r*e*e Lee Mato •C014 UMrty dotty. We* A» Corvkbonw. Record* Chart** Floto • E010A B o te * Fumrtur*. Dryer Mwetbc Leasing C a p MchaW Wwnwr - E012 Coprar. Vaocuma daanar. Conebucbon E q u p . Ckppw. 2 Com pressor*. ShovW*. Furrvtw*. Bob Cal brae Purchase* must ba pwd t o al *w bme ol pwetwee in caah only Al purchased earns told aa r*. wtwra w. and must ba removed at the lime ol ealo Seta sutqscl to canoaUbon m fw ever* ct m b em er* between owner and obbgaled party BPder* must be *rgnad in prut to *twt ct eucbort to lad on wvta Thr* w the 07th Beptortwr. 2005 day ol Publish 2005 U051 II, 14. September 4 E MMOLE COUNTY BCC PROJECT SOLICITATION NON-PROFITMANAGEMENT. OPERATION ANO MAINTENANCE OF THE CHEDREN'E YILLAOE PROPERTY R FP4143447T U I Sertvnoie County w seeking to otawn ■ queened non probl organa ebon to provide sarviosa related to dvldran armor yowig adut* ip to 21 ywar* ol age in tw lacwae* tocaud M 2 7 *0 and 3800 Oka Road, known aa Tha C tw a a n * VKags Property Thw package can ba raqm wwl bom fw County* W ebeae hOp-INrww *wmnVecow*y* gov /purchasing (Currant Procwwtwnts). a by cWvng 407 4 6 5 7115 Du* DetoTvtw MO* M 2 0 0 PM Eastern w t w County Service* Budding Purchasing and Conbacla Ckvwion. 1101 EaK Few BbasL Room 1205. Santord. Flonda 12771 PubkMi 2005 U05I September 14, It. 25. M THE CMCUIT COURT OF THE 1«TH JUCNCUL CMCUTT, IN ANO FOR EEMWOLE COUNTY. FLOmOA OINERAL ADVERTISEMENT OF BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN r m the undorwgned m end* to »•» the peraonal property d eicnbed below to enforce • ken vnpoeed on *wd prapady i n t o Fw Flonda Self Storage Facility Act Statue* (Section S3 4 0 1 -4 1 4 0 *) Pertone! GLENN T. VANOEWATER. ESQUIRE Otovt T vandewato. PA Flonda Bw No 0835025 2 53 Cranes R oom Btvd. Sw 111 AJtomoraa Spring*, a 32701 TMaphpn* (407) 255-45*5 F a i: (407) 2 5 5 2 0 5 5 Attorney t o Mwy J StoAM Pubkah Seplwnbw I t . 1 4 .2 0 0 5 U035 Al dodtora ol 4w aaiaw ot 4w darrw or damanda agarwl 4w aaiaw ct tw daoadwd o*wr awn a n t e lor whom provwion t o M paymara waa mada m aw O n to cl THE DATE OF FIRST PUBU CARON OF THIS NOTICE IS SEPTEMBER II 2006 2005 Flonda Bar No &03ft68 RANO. CAUVEL A CEELY. P A 233 E atl R c h Avanua DaUnd. FL 32724 Talaghona (3 8 6 )7 3 4 2131 Anomay for P*f*on frying MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM S, tre PUUNTIFF VS DALE MILLER. IF UVMG. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPO USE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. A 8SK3NEE8. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN M TE R EST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST DALE M IX E R . 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 PO SSESSIO N DEFENOANT(S) RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwiuanl to an Order Oranung fw Mobon to R atal Foradoewe Bala dated September 2. 2005 entered n O r * C a ts No 03-CA53I-14K o l f w Cetuk Court ft fw I1TH Ju d o e ! Ckcut In and t o SEMINOLE Coway. SwSord. Florida. I wd te a to fw Ivgrwel and twM Odder t o cash « fw W*M From Door w fw SEMI NOLE Coway C ow ftou ** tocal•d al 101 N Park Avanua ft Santord. Florida, al 110 0 a m on fw 5 f t day ol Octobw. 2005 aa aal torft f t awd Summary Fmel Judgment. *>-w« THE SOUTH 25 FEET OF LOT I M ANO THE NORTH 11 FEET OF LOT 111, FRANKLIN TER RACE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD ED M PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 75 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI DA Dated this TV! Hay ot September, 2005 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol fw C n u i Court By: Mary 8boupe Deputy Clerk Pubkah In: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVO J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF (0 1 B. Ureversay Drum Suae 500 Piamaaon. FL 33124 (*541233 4 0 0 0 f t a c c o r d a n c e w it h t h e AMERICANS WITH DISABIU TIES ACT. persona wto Gaabfh te a naatotg a apaoW accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION. W tw SEMINOLE County Cow ftouee W 4 0 7 4 5 5 - 4 2 2 7 .1* 0 0 * 5 5 4 7 7 1 (TOO) OF 1 4 0 1 • 5 5 4 7 7 0 . vw Flonda Relay Sam oa IS. IN THE CmCUTT COURT FOR E t MMOLE COUNTY, FLOROA FROBATE DTVMiON FBa Ma. S044C P-15EE IN RE ESTATE OF DANIEL M BTOFFEL NOTICE TO CREDITORS The adnvnwbskon ol 4W aaU ol OANIEL M BTOFFEL. deceaied whose dale ct d w a sJw w T . 2005. ■ panto tw CecuS Cowl t o Banw tos County. Flonda. Pro Drawnn. tw addraat ct wtato w Clerk of the Cecud Cowl Saptem bw II. A SS iQ N tr s u rN o n s CIIEDlTOnS TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CXAIMINQ AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST PERRY C CONTOS AAUA PERRY CRAIO CON TOS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f PERRY C CONTOS A/KM PERRY CRAIO CONTOS. IF ANY. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN PO SSESSIO N DEFEND ANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo a Summary Final Judgment of Forodoaura datad Sap( 2. 2005 anterad « C M C aM No C5-CA-1363-14 L of lha C tcu I Coud of lha 18TH Ju d o a l O c u 4 m and lor SEMI NOLE County Sanford. Flonda. I wil aa« lo lha Nghatt and batt btddar for cash al lha East Door al tha SEMINOLE County CourthouM locatad at 301 North Park Avanua m Sanford. Flonda. at 11OO a m on lha 4 day of Oclobar. 2005 tha loBcm mg d a ta tw d proparty as M*f forth m M>d Summary Fmal Judgment, lo wft 25. M THE CMCUTT COURT OF THE I4TH JUW CU L CMCWT. M ANO FOR COUNTY. FLOMOA GENERAL JUMSOKTION C A M NO: 0 5 C A -1 M 5 I4 L CHASE BANK USA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. FK/A CHASE MANHATTAN SANK USA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. PIA M T FF VS PERR Y C. CONTOS A/K/A PERRY CRAIG CONTOS. IF U VM G ANO V DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS D EV ISEES. GRANTEES. Maryarma Morae (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Dark of tha O c u t Court By Stacay Mopfcma Deputy Clark Pubkah m Tha Sammde Harekj THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 8 Urwerarty Dnva Suta 500 Plantaton FL 33324 (954)233 0000 0 5 43431 PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE FIR ST INSERTION TO 9 5 4 ­ 2 3 3 8555 IN ACCORDANCE WITH TME AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona with (kaabrfitiaa naadmg a ape c»al accommodatmn ahould con­ tact COURT ADMINISTRA TION. at Via SEMINOLE Counry Courthouaa al 407-665A 227. I800 955 0771 (TDO) or 1 6 0 0 9 5 5 0 7 7 0 . vta Florida Relay Sarvca Pubiiah 2005 U064 Saptambar 18. 25. LOT 6. BLOCK 11. HEFTIER HOMES ORLANDO SECTION ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAOES S ANO 6. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 09 CA 789-144. Datad (Na 6 day of Saptambar. 2005 BANK OF AMERICA. N A PLAINTIFF Maryarma Moraa (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) d ark of tha C acul Court VS By Stacay Mopkmt Deputy Clark Publish m Tha Sammoia Haraid THE LAW OFF’C E S OF DAVID J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 8 Uravartty Dnva Suita 500 Plantation. FL 33324 (9 5 4 )2 3 3 8000 05-42069 PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE FIR ST INSERTION TO 854 23 3 6 5 5 5 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraont with fraateUiaa naadmg a apatact COURT ADMINISTRA­ TION. al Via SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at 4 0 7 *6 5 -4 2 2 7 .1 800-955-6771 (TDO) or 1 8 0 0 855 -8 7 7 0 , via Florida Ra(ay Sarvca CAM NO: 01CA HI 14K Pubkah: 2006 U052 L fgals PuWiah 2005 U083 Saptambar 18. 25. IN TH I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I 18TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR 8EMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA O IN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO: 08-CA«1411*14L WELLS FAROO BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE. PLAINTIFF V8 MARY BE DOUJAR AX/A MARY CALDWELL LUCKY. IF LIVING ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPO USE. HEIRS DEVISEES. GRANTEES. A SSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAlMlNO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AOAINST MARY BEDGUJAR A/K/A MARY CALDWELL LUCKY. NIT IN BEDGUJAR. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN PO SSESSIO N DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauanl to a Summary Fmal Judgmanl of Foractoaura datad Sapt 2. 2005 antarad n C *4 Caaa No O^CA 1411-144. of tha C acul Court of lha 18TH Ju d o a l C acul m and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. Santord. Flonda. I w i aal to Via frg h n t and baal btodar tor caah al lha Eaat Door at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa locatad al 301 North Park Avanua m Sanford. Flonda. al 11 0 0 a m on Via 3 day of Novambar. 2005 Via tottowmg daaertoad proparty aa aat torth m aatd Summary Fmal Judgment to-wV LOT 23. BLOCK C. NORTH ORLANOO RANCHES. SEC TION 2 A ACCOMDiNO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 3 9 THROUGH 41. INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. ANO THAT CERTAIN AREA OF LANO DESIGNATED AS MiNIA TURfc PARK ANO CONSISTING OF THE CREEK BED OF THE G EE CREEK PREVIOUSLY PLATTED IN THE PLAT NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES S E C ­ TION 2. RECOROfD IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGE 12. OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS FROM TME SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 23 BLOCK C. NORTH ORLANOO RANCH E S SECTION 2 A. ACCORD ING TO TME PLAT THE RE O f AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 39 THROUGH 41. INCLUSIVE. O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA. OO EA ST­ ERLY ALONG THE SOUTH LV4E ANO SOUTHEASTEFtLY LINE O f SAID LOT TO TME MOST EASTERLY CORNER OF SAJO LOT FOR THE POINT Of BEGINNING. THENCE CONTINUE ALONG SAIO LINE TO THE CENTER O f GEE CREEK. THENCE WESTERLY ALONG THE ME ANOC RINGS OF THE CENTER OF GEE CREEK TO A POINT WHERE A CONTINUATION Of THE NORTHWESTERLY LINE O f SAIO LOT WOULO INTERSECT THE CENTER OF GEE CREEK THENCE SOUTHWESTERLY TO TME MOST NORTHERN CORNER O f SAIO LOT. THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY TO THE POINT O f BEGIN NVfQ Deled W a 8 day of Saptambar 2005 JORG E ZAPATA. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPO USE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAlMlNO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST JORGE ZAPATA UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JORGE ZAPATA. IF ANY. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN PO SSESSIO N DEFENOANT(S) RE NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE BA LI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauanl to an Ordar franbng Via Moto n to Raeat Foractoaura Sala datad Saptambar 8. 2005 antarad m O N Caaa No O^CA 789-144. of tha C acul Court of Via 1BTM Ju d o a l O cu d m and lor SEMINOLE County Santord. Flonda. I w * ae4 to the highaal and baal txtoer for caah at tha Waal From Ooor al tha SEMI NOLE County Courthouaa localad al 301 N Park Avanua m Sanford. Flonda. al 1 1 0 0 a m on Via 13 day of October. 2005 lha following deecnbed property aa aal forth m aato Summary Fmal Judgment, lo wit THE NORTH 300 FEET OF LOT 4. BLOCK 37. SANFORD FARMS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 127* 128 ANO 126 1/2. OF THE PUOLIC RECOROS OF SEMIN0LE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated ttva 17th day ol Baptembar 200ft (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of lha Cvcut Court By Mary Stroupa Deputy Clark Pubkah m THE SEMINOLE HERALO THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J STERN P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S Unwarady Dnva Suita 500 Plantation. FL 33324 (954)233 8000 05-40023 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABIU TIES ACT. paraona with <kaab* (tea naadmg a apaoal accom­ modation ahouto contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at 4 0 7 4 6 5 4 2 2 7 , 1­ 800 8 8 1 8 771 (TDO) ot 1 4 0 0 9 5 5 8 7 7 0 . via Florida Retay Sarvca Pubkah 2005 U085 September 18. 25. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 10TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA OINERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 08 CA 1143-14L WELLS FARGO BANK. N A . AS TRUSTEE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CERTIFICATE HOLDERS OF ASSET BACKED PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES S ER IE S 2004 WCWI . PLAINTIFF L ecals L ecals copy of your written defense s. 4 any to 4 on DAVIO J STERN. ESO Plaintiff's attorney, whose address »s 001 S University Dnva 4500. Plantation, FL 33324 (no later than 30 days from tha data of tha feral pubkea bon of Wa nobca of action) and fa# Vw ongmal with (ha dark of Wa court nth** before aam ca on Ptain tfn attorney or Immedh atefy thereafter, otherwise a default wti be entered agamat you tor tha refeef demanded m tha complaint or pabtion Mad harem are Defendants I «HB a«8 to Via highest a r t beat bidder lor caah at tha EAST DOOR al lha Sammoia Courtly Courthouaa. in SANTORO. Flonda. al 1 1 0 0 a m o n v a 4 day of October. 2005. Via toaowmg deacitoed property aa set Forth In said Fmal Judgment to wt: WITNESS my hand a r t Via seal of W a Court al SEMINOLE County. Florida. W a 6 day of September. 2005 In accordance wrth Via Amancarta wtvt D M M t o A ct Persona with DiaaM8oa needmg a apaoal aooommodtoton to perhaps te in W e prooeatong should contact Vta Court Admwevator al 301 N. Parti Avanua. Sanford FL 32771, Telephone Number (407)8894227 not tolar Vtan 2 working days of your rveeipl of Wa notice. If hearing or voice impaired, 1-800-8699771. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Alraha Cyrus DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J . STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 9 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 * PLANTATION. FL 33324 0 5 41867 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABAJTIES ACT. paraona with d «ab *t« s naadmg a apaoal accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al tha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at (407)665-4227. I 6 0 0 055-0771 (TDD) or 1SOD 9 5 5 6770. via Flonda Relay Service THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SANFORD HERALO Publish 2005 UO00 haa baan feted agamat you and vial you are requred to serve a THE WEST HALF O F LOT 8. BLOCK 8. TIER J f TOWN OF SANTORO. RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE l i t . OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FlO R b DA Datad Wa 9 day of Baptontoar. 2005 Maryarma Morse Ctorfc of Via C acul Court By Stacay Hopkins Deputy Clark Law Office of M arshal C. Watson 1800 NW 40TH STREET. SUITE 120 FT LAUOEROALE. FL 3 3308 Telephone (954) 4 5 3 9 3 8 8 Facsimile (954) 771-8092 Pubfeah: Saptambar 18, 25. 2005 U068 M TH8 ORCUVT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL ORCUTT, IN ANO FOR tEM M OLE COUNTY, F L O R 0A C M L DfVWON CASE NO.I 09-CA-18M-14W MORTGAOE ELECTRONS REGISTRATION SYSTEM S. INC . AS NOMVfEE FOR HSBC MORTGAOE SERVICES. VCra va CHERYL ROCTUAN AMJA G ROTTMAN. at M. NOTICE OP ACTION BELEM ALMONDA. al al. Defendanta NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauanl to a Fmal Judgmanl of Foreclosure dated tha 2 day of Saptambar. 2005. a r t entered m Caaa No 0 5 CA-1013-14L. of the Circuit Court of the 16th Judicial Circuit m a r t tor Sammoia County. Flonda. wherem MORTGAOE ELEC­ TRONIC REGISTRATION S Y S ­ TEMS INC . AS NOMINEE FOR HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL NETWORK. INC te Vie PtamW! a r t BELEN ALIMONOA. MOJI- M a * 4 « & o / L D O E :1 , JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN P O S­ SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY are Defendanta I wd a a l to Via highest and baal better tor cash al tha EAST DOOR at Via Sammoia Courtly Courthouaa m SANFORD. Florida al It 0 0 a m on Vie 4 day ol October. 2005. the toftowmg d aaab e d property aa aat torth m said Fmal Judgment, to wt LOT 12. THE COLONNADES THIRD SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 16. PAGE 55. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA In accordance with tha Amercans with DisabAbes A ct Paraona with Disabkfcbes naad­ mg a special accommodation to participate m Wa proceeding should contact tha Court Administrator at 301 N Park Avanua. Santord FL 32771. Telephone Number (407)6654227 nol later Vtan 2 workmg days of your receipt of W a notice If hearing or voice impairad. 1 6 0 0 9 5 5 6771 Datad Wa 6 day of Saptambar. 2006 Maryann# Morse Ctork of Vw C acut Court By Stacay Hopkma Deputy Clark Pubkah 2005 UO07 Saptambar It. TO CHERYL ROfTMANAAUA C ROfTMAN (LAN known •) 5435 W ^SON RD SANFORD. FL 32773 UNKNOWN SPO U SE OF CHERYL ROfTMAN AX/A C. ROfTMAN > 5435 WILSON RO SANFORO. FL 32773 YOU ARE NOT1FKD Vwf an action tor Foractoaura of Mortgage on the letowtng LOTS i n A N 0178* 1ST ADDI­ TION TO SYLVAN LAKE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT r THEREOF AS RECORDED 94 * PLAT BOOK 4. RAOfl 16. OF THE PUBLIC RECORD# OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORb DA. ha* baan lead * 0« i * ) you antt you era raqu copy of your M O RI * lo * . on PA . la 1400 NW 49TM S T R IC T . SOfTC 120. FT LAUOCROALI. FL 1 3 3 0 * w»fm r e ly (30) day* a lia r e a m pubaoaaen of n * Noaca m r e (Fiaaaa autaan tn THE SANFORO HERALD) and Ma * ia onQmaf *d ti 4ia O a f* al v«* C o o l * * h « balora aanioa mould A O r w iita n « 101 N. P a * Avanua. Santord FL 1 1771. TaMohon* Nun«w ( * 0 7 ) » * 1 1 0 not M m r a n **v *n (7) day* (TKt la vie p a c a t d d j I haanrg Mpaaad. (TDO) 140O*554771 a I M (V) 1-400*5 5 -4 7 7 0 n a Flonda M a y WITNESS my fond and Via u e f of t r a C o o t M I I ct Law Offeca of Marshall C Watson 1600 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120 FT LAUOEROALE FL 33309 TeWphona (954) 4 » 9 3 6 5 (954) 771-6052 25. M TH I CIRCUIT COURT OF TH I 1ITH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR S IM M O L I COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIYIMON C A M NO 04CA -444-14L NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE LOT(S) 4. BLOCK B. RIVER RUN SECTION ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RE COROE D 94 PLAT BOOK 10. PAGES 87 ANO 6 8 O f THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA 18. 25. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM S. INC . AS NOMINEE FOR HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL NETWORK. INC. STEPHEN A MCKENZIE. ET AL. DEFENOANT(S) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Vial an acbon to toredoee a mortgage on Via toftowmg prop •rty Saptambar IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO 05-CA-1013-14L VS TO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF STEPHEN A MCKENZIE ANO UNKNOWN SPO U SE OF NORMA SMITH whoae rewdence a unknown i r « ahatnay ba kvmg, and 4 he/eharthey ba dead, tha unknown defendanta who may ba apouaea. haa a. devtaeea. granteea eaugnaea kenora. creditor!, vm iaaa. and a t parbaa ua»mmg an mtereel by. Vvough. under or agamat tha Defendants, who are not known to ba dead or akve. and a l par baa having or daanmg to have any right. M e u mtereel m Via property deaafced m Vie mort gage bemg torectoeed harem Pflgd 9B THE BANK OF NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE HOLDERS OF THE EOCC ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES SERIES 200I-1F. Plavd*. v* JEANNE OLENN *1 al. Defendant. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN p m u ar* to a Feral Judgmar* ol Faadoau ra deled tra 2 day of September 2005, and anM ad n C aM No Ol CA 1013 M l of tra C euel Cowl ct *w I t t i Ju d ical Cecurt m and tor 6*m*noie County. Flonda. adraram T IC BANK OF NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE HOLDERS OF THE EOCC A SSET BACKED CERTIFI­ CATES. S E R C 8 2001-IF li Vi* P l v s l and JEANNE OLENN. UNKNOWN SPO U SE OF JEANNE OLENN JOHN DOE JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS HI PO SSESSIO N OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY Maryann* Mora* Aa Clark of 4ia Court By Ataha Cyrua Aa Deputy C M * P u tao i (I Sanford Herald) PubfMv 2005 r Th* IS. IS. NOTICE OF SALS OF MOTOR I Pwauar* to Flonda I 7 1 1 5 4 5 . MdEtortda Uan and Recovery, wd M i P pu**a aal* tar caah tw k t n a n s daaoMad vetveud) local*il al to n e r * piao* to aaaafy a cfaavrad Ian. 1441 JE E P VM: U 4 F J5 4 S 2 M L 4 0 4 M I. Uwl Am t: 1431 6 4 R O R O O M TERRELL ORANT. LAKE MARY. FL O f MC OREW MOTORS a t e LONOWOOO. FL L u n ar S T IV E R TRANS­ MISSION REPAIR. 1401 ■ ALTAMONTE OR, ALTA­ MONTE SPRdaOE, FL- *0763. 1004. 1 0 0 0 cm M MDFLOfUOA MEN 1 RECOVERY Said v*N oi*(a) aray k t trad by a a a tfy ** tra Ian i i a e d d a to u tr a v a tw n y f to a haaftog « any dma p n to aafa data by • demand tor he aring M M av­ a i l COWL Owner haa Ira It(p* to raomar poaaaaaton of vqtad a by poatoio a bond Vi aoaarHanoi w*h F S I M #17. Avq proc eed * Hi aaoaa* c t Wm •mow* d f t M l * 4 M d ip o iaad M i • « Ctort ft Cecw l Cow l M Hit ~- t n in -in * > Iran P u tfth BecMwOm 14,1 U077 �Tint lira mji Page OB Sunday. September 18. 2005 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEIim O LC COUNTY. FLOmOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. O 5 C A 1 5 0 M 4 L 1 5 ,2 0 0 5 N O T K * O F A PU BLIC HEARING TO C ON SIDER THE A OO fTION O F AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY O F SA N FO RD , FLORIDA I92005CA00150TXXXXXX N o te * to hereby given d e l • P u b ic Hawing wto b a hald In the Commtekton C h a m L e r*a t d a C ly H a l. 3 0 0 North Part. A varua. In d a City ol Sanlord. Honda, al 7 0 0 o'clock PM on Monday. S i p l u b i r I S , ZOOS, lo conaldar lha adoption o l an ord n an ce by t i a C ty o l Sanlord. Honda, daaertbad a t tonowi ORDINANCE NO. M 2 S MORTOAOE ELECTRONIC REOISTRATION SYSTEM S. INC AS NOMINEE FOR HOME AMERICAN CnEOIT INC DBA UPLAND MORTQAQE MIN NO 10030091301032* 7* 0. Plan e*. TO ANNEX 4 4 J 1 A CI1E9 O F P R O P E R T Y LYINO BETW EEN E. LAKE MARY BOULEVARO AND PINE WAY ANO BETW EEN B R ISSO N AVENUE ANO PARK NATIONAL DRIVE; A 3 SHOWN NOTICE OF SALE SHELLEY QARRtOO. ET AL. LOT 203 NORTHLAKE VB.LAOE CONDOMINIUM VI. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 34. PAOE 00. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. A CON­ DOMINIUM ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION OF CON DOMINIUM RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1739. PAGES 1510 THROUGH 1000. INCLUSIVE. ANO ANY ANO ALL AMENDMENTS ANO EXHIBITS THERETO. TOGETHER WITH AN UNDI­ VIDED INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS APPURTENANT THERETO NOT1CI OF ACTION TO Sheaey Gamdo. Oebnel Q in S o J r . Last Known Address; 721 RantoulLans Lake Mary, a 3 2 7*« YOU ARE NOTIFIEO Hal an action to torsetos# ol mongaga on He toaowmg described propany ei Seminole County. Fiends LOT #. RESERVE AT LAKE MARY. AS PER PLAT THERE­ OF. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 59. PAGE 59. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF 6EMIHOLE COUNTY. aO R lO A t o t t e n e t i a sam e A l p a rta a In W a re d and c « » n a a h a i hava a n opportunity to ba heard at aald hearing By o n to! ol t i e C ly Commtaaton o l t i e C ly o l Santord. H onda P E R S O N S WITH DISABILITIES NEEDtNO A SSISTA N C E TO PARTICIPATE I t ANY O F TH ESE PR O C E ED IN G S SHOULD CONTACT TH E CITY CLERK AT 4 0 7 -3 3 0 -M 0 3 4 0 H OU RS IN ADVANCE O F THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: * a peraon d e a d * * to appeal a dec*. oton m ade w«h ra s p e d la any matter oonaidarad at t i e abova m eeting or hearing h a m ay naad a verbatim record o l H e proc e e d n g s . H d u d n g H e leeam ony and avldanoa, w todi raoord to not provided by H a Cay o l Sanlord ( F S 2 S 6 0 1 0 5 ) Cyrehrs Porter. Deputy C ly Clerti PuMHh. Sep tem b er I t , 2 S . 2 0 0 5 UOM S e p te m b e r I t , 2 0 0 0 NOTICE O F A PU BLIC HEARING TO C ON SIDER TH E ADOPTION O F AN ORDINANCE B Y THE CITY O P SA N FO R D . FLORIDA Noboe to haraby given H al 0 Public Hearing «HE b e held to H e C o rrm a eio n C h am bers at H e c a y H ai, 3 0 0 North Park Avenue, to H e C ay o l Sanlord. Florida, at 7 0 0 o t t o c * P M . on M onday, T l f ----------- 2 9 . 2 0 0 0 , to consular H e adoption o l a n ordinance by t i e C ay o l Santord. Florida, described a s Idtow *. has been Ned agamst you and you are required to lerve a copy ol your o m e n detenses. * any. lo a on SMITH. HIATT A DIAZ. P A . Piemen* attorneys, whoss address Is PO BOX 11430. Fort Lauderdais. Florida 3 3 3 3 9 143a. withm 30 days torn km data ol pubtcaaon. Cferk of ton Court other Monce on Plarddft or mmadmaTy thereafter. otharwiaa. a default wd ba against you lor demanded in toe compiam or DATED on S E P 0 2. 2005 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK AS CLERK OF THE COURT By AhahaCyrua Aa Deputy Cferk PUBLISH IN Sanlord Herald IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. PERSO N S WITH DISABILITIES NEEDtNO S P E ­ CIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PR O ­ CEEDING SHOULD CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRATION AT 201 N PARK AVENUE. SAN FORO. FLORIDA 32771. TELE­ PHONE NUMBER (407)6654 3 3 0 . WITHIN 2 WORKING DAYS OF YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE IF HEARINO OR VOICE IMPAIRED. CAU. 1­ 8 0 0 955-6771 Pubkah September 16. 25. 2005 ORDINANCE NO. 3 9 3 1 TO ANNEX 5 9 71 A C R E S O F P R O P E R T Y LYINO DETW EEN B R O O K S S T R E E T AND PINE WAY ANO BET W EEN S IP E S AVENUE ANO B R ISS O N AVENUE; A S SHOW N ON THE MAP BELOW NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purtuen lo a Fetal Aidgmart ol Foredotur# dated September 0. 2005. and entered ei C a t* No O 5 C A .I4 0 M 4 G . ol th* C ecui Court ol m * 1*m Ju d o al C ecu * m and lor Sammol* County. Florida TnBaCa LENOINO CORPORATION it in* Plaem* and IRIS 0 VASOUEZ A/K/A IRIS 0 VAZQUEZ AMIA IRIS VAZQUEZ WALDO VASOUEZ: DISCOVERY MAR­ KETING ANO DISTReUTINO. INC . JOHN DOE. JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN PO SSESSIO N OF THE SUB­ JE C T PROPERTY an Oatandanti I wd t a t V m * h y h etl and baft bidder lor cath at th* EAST DOOR. 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE. SAN FORO FL. at 1 1 0 0 a m on lha 11 day ol October. 2005. the Wtowing detertw d property a t forth ei tard Fmal Judgment to w* Notes is hereby given, per ■uant to en Fnal Judgment ol Foreclosure lor PlemMI entered H H it cause on Sedem ber 9. 3005. m He C scu* Court ol Seminole C a rry , Honda I m i tell H e property situated In Seminole County. Honda, ON THE MAP BELOW ; A c o n s ta te daacrtpton and a copy d lh a ord n a n ce a h a l ba avtotobia a l H a d lto a ol t i a C«y Ctark tor a i parsons darning to NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE ELIZABETH FERRARA NORTHLAKE VX.LAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. H C . and UNKNOWN TENANTSOWNERS. UCN: THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LANO LOCATED IN THE COUNTY OF SEMI­ NOLE. STATE OF FLORIOA. TO WIT 303 Northlak* Onv*. *1 pubkc I M lolhehigheklandDetIDrd det. lor cad i. Sale* held on 9 * E . u boor ol lha 6*ir*ooi« County Courthou*#. on O ctobetll. 2005 al 11 o ’dock AM Dated m u 9ih September. 2005 day ol Clerk ol V * Circuit Court MARYANNE MORSE By Mary Stroup* Deputy Clerk In *cco rd *n ce with the Amencant w«i Owabrklwi Act perkont an*i dnabw w t naarkng a tp a o a l accommodation to pam opat* m this prooaedmg ihoukt contact court Aikmrv,nation al lawphona number (4 0 7 (0 0 5 .4 3 3 0 . not later than aaven (7) day* pnor to th * proceeding It hearing impair ad. (TDO) 1 000 9 5 5 ­ 0771. or V o e * (V) t 0OG9550770. via Flond* Relay S a m e * Michaa* Qaroa 0 * a r t Kata. Shuler. Solomon. Soector. Foyle 5 Singer. P A P O B o i S00 T a n v a .F l 33001-0000 Pubkth September 1 0 .2 5 . 2005 IN THS COUNTY COURT M ANO FOR SEkBN O U COUNTY, FLORIOA C A M NO. 03 -CC-0I4S-2O-Z CAMERON GROVE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . e Florida not lor-prokt corporation, PLAINTIFF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR 6 1 MINOCX COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL OTVMMON i«s* CASE NO. 06-CA»1846-140 O H O SAVINGS BANK. PETER HORN. YOLANDA CALDERON and UNKNOWN TENANT t and 2. DEFENOANT(S) NOTTCI OF FO AECLOSURI SALS MARK C DAILEY. MARSHA N DAILEY; UNKNOWN P E R S O N S) *4 PO SSESSIO N OF THE SU BJEC T PROPERTY NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE (PteaM pubkah in THE SEMINOLE HERALD) A com plete description and a copy o l H e o rd n a n c e a h a l b e ■veatoXe e l H e ollice ol H e Cay Cterti tor aa p erson s deatong to e u r n to e H e sam e AS parties to toleresl and e rtre n * s h e * h ave an opportunay to b e heard a l said hearing By order o l H e C ay Commission ol H e C ay o l Santord. Honda P E R S O N S WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING A SSISTA N C E TO I PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F T H E SE P R O C E ED IN G S SMOULO CONTACT THE CITY C LER K AT 4 0 7 -3 3 0 -5 0 0 3 4 0 H O U RS IN ADVANCE O F THE MEETINO ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC * 1 person d ecid es to appeal a d * o a k n mad# w in re a p e d to any m ailer considered al H a above m eeung or hearing, h e may n e ed a verbeem record o l t i e proc e e d n g s . Includng H e testimony and evidence, which record to nol provided by H e Cay ol Santord (F S 2 0 0 0 1 0 5 ) CynH U Porter. Deputy C0y Clerk Pubkdv Sep tem ber 10. 2 5 . 2 0 0 6 U I0 0 M THB ORCLXT COURT FOR SCMMMLX COUNTY, FIOWOA C A M NO. 0HCA-I22O-I4M UCN: MORTOAOE ELECTRONIC REOISTRATION SYSTEM S, a t e AS NOMINEE FOR DECISION ONE MORTOAOE COMPANY. LLC. MIN NO THOMAS W BO W M A N .aid. NOTIC* OF SALS PURSUANT TO CMAPT1A S4 NOTICE to HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order or Btswmary Final Judgment ol IgUdOUgf dfllMl Swpfontoaf 0, 2006 and a n m d m Ca m No 0 *C A -1 3 3 0 -f4 M UCN •02OO6CAOO1330XXX XXX oI thm C ra M Court w and tor S ammola County. Florida. wh*rwn MORTOAOE ELEC­ TR O N S REGISTRATION S Y S ­ TEMS. MC. AS NOMMEE FOR DECISION ONE MORTOAOE COMPANY, LLC. MIN NO iooorrsiooo2S4ssso it M a r t THOMAS W BOW­ MAN. MAUREEN S BOWMAN. UNKNOWN TENANT NO I ; UNKNOWN TENANT NO t . •nd ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN­ DANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING O R CLAJMJNO TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR K T E R E S T M THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED a rt Defendants. I a Nghaal and M a t taddar lor cash •I t ia Eaal Door of t ia Sananoia County CourthouM. SOI Norti P art Avanua. Sanlord, Florida 0 2 7 7 1 a l S#mmofe County. Florida, al 11 DO a m on t ia l l t i day ol OdoOar, 2006. t ia NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment of Foradoaura dated September 6. 2005. and entered in Caae No 05-CA-124S 1 4 0 . of toe O cu ft Court of the 1ITH Judicial Croud in and lor SLMINCXE County Florida OHIO SAV­ INGS BANK la Ptamtiff and JO SEPH O QIARDINO. MARK C. DAILEY. MARSHA N DAI­ LEY; UNKNOWN P E R SO N S) 94 PO SSESSIO N OF THE SUB JCCT PROPERTY, ara defen danta I wd ae« to toe highaal and beet (adder lor cash al toe EA ST FRONT DOOR of toe SEMINOLE County CourtoOuM. in SEMINOLE County. Florida, at 1 1 0 0 o'clock a m on toa 11 day of October. 2005. toe todown g deter toed properly M aat forth In s a d F n a l Judgment, to LOT S. BLOCK A. CRYSTAL SH O RES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGE (8) 20. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Oeied tfus 9th September, 2005 day of MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clerk of t a d Court By Mary Stroup* Aa Deputy Clark M l lorti m l a d Ordar or FlnN LOT I t . BLOCK 16. EASTBROOK SUBDIVISION. UNIT NO SIX. A S P E R PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGE 68 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM tIOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. * you ara a parson wffh a d»abftfty who naad* any aooommodahon m ordar lo partapafe m t o t procaadaip. you ara ani» tad. at no coal to you. to tia prwwron of oartam u w l m ca P » M « contact too Court al 40 7 ­ 66 6 4330 wftNn two (2) working days of your r t c a p l of tu a Noted. t you ara haanng or r a n impaired cafl Florida Relay Sarvica (600)9664771 DATED al Sanlord. Florida on 9 .2 0 0 6 SMITH. HIATT S DIAZ. P A Alomoya tor P ta rttt P O Boa 1I43S Fori Lauderdale. FL 33336-10 S Phono (064) 664-0071 Pubtoh Sanlord Harold September in ordar to in tow prooaadng. you are anttad . al no ooat to you. to provi­ sions of cartarn aaaiatance Plaaaa contact the Court Adnvmsaator al 301 Norto Park Avanua. Sanlord. Fl 3 2 771, Phone No (4071665-4227 wfthn 2 working daya of your ra ce ** of to s n o te s or pfeadng B you ars haanng or r a c a impaired, c a l 1• S00-9 5 5 6 771 Kehane A A iaocil ea P A 1815 Orfffcn Road, SuM 200 Daraa Beach Fl 33004 Tetophone (954)820 4 0 0 0 C(9 5 4 )9 2 0 2 9 9 9 Pubkah 2006 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Qerfc. Croud Court By Mary S to tp a Aa Deputy O o rt Pubkah Thw notice la prodded purOrder auant io No 97-3 In A d. V you are a peraon wdh a B a ­ IS . 26. September IS . 25. IN THS CIRCUIT COURT O f THS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUfT Bf AND FOR I COUNTY. C AM NO : OACASkk-taa MIOFIRST BANK. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pureuant V a Fetal Summary Judgment o l ForaOoaure dated September 0. 2005 am en d In Ciy* C a t* No 0 3 C C 5 1 4 5 2 0 Z o* in * County Court ol Seminole County. Florida, what am CAMERON GROVE HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIA­ TION. INC » » i* F W * * and PE TER HORN. YOLANDA CALDERON, and UNKNOWN TENANT 1 and 2. are th# OeTandantt I ei M l lo N h ^ ie t i and b etl todder lor ca m at th* Seminole County Courthout*. 301 N Park Avenue. Sanlord. FL 32771. al 1 1 0 0 a m on Via 13m day ol October. 2 0 0 5 the tonowmg d etcroed property a t ta t torm m r a il Fetal Summary Judgment, •o-w* LOT 20. CAMERON GROVE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 53. PAGES 0 5 * 7 . OF THE PUBLIC R£CO RDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOW DA DATED m e M i September, 2005 day ol Helena Gutrarrai Malchow. Eaquee Wean t Makbow. PA ABorneyt ke Plaett* 0 4 0 E Colonial Drive Ortendo. Flonde 32603 American, wen Dwabeama Act ol 1990 Admenbaave Order No 9 7 3 0 you are a perton weh ■ d t ■bikty who need ! any aocommodakon m order lo pem ryeie ei al no coal lo you. lo me prom Iron ol certem ttp tta n c e P le a t* co n U d Court Admevatrakon al 301 North P a n Avenue S u m N 30I, Sanlord Flond* 32771 (407) 0 0 5 4 2 2 7 . wdhei (2) workeig day* ol your n o * * * el tv * n ote* < you a rt h e a rty or v c c a enpaeed. c a t 1* 1000) 9 5 5 * 7 7 1 September 10. 25. IN TH* CIRCUIT COURT OF THE HIM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR HkMNOUE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIYX. DIVISION C A M NO. 0S-CA-140I-14G TnfieCa LENOttG CORPORATION. IRIS D VASOUEZ K’KIA IRIS 0. VAZQUEZ A L A IRIS VAZQUEZ. WALDO VASOUEZ DISCOVERY MARKETING ANO DISTRIBUTING IN C ; UNKNOWN P E R S O N S ) IN PO SSESSIO N OF 1 l « SUBJECT PROPERTY. n d . Lake Mary Th* l*ib *c it ewtad to artend and b * heard Said hearing* may continue trom time lo (m e iet< me C*y Commitpon m a t t i a Imel artmn For mtormetem regard mg Ifv* Item p ie e te conled Gary Sdvnder. City Planner al *0 7 -5 0 5 1 4 4 2 You may oMam c o p e t ol th# application and Matt report al the Comnxmdy Development Department Lake Mary Murwpal S erv e ** Butdmg. located *1911 W ater* Court NOTE IF A PERSON DECIOES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS BOARO WITH RESPECT TO ANY MAHER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEAn ■NO. HE OR SHE W IL NEED A RECORO OF THE P R O ­ CEEDINGS. ANO THAT, FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEEO TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORD 9ICLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLORIDA STATUTES 200 0105 LOT 32. A RE PLAT OF A PART OF SPORTSMAN PARADISE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 0. PAOE 32. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PERSO N S WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 4* HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINO AT 407 5 0 5 1 4 2 4 Dated true *th S eptember. 2005 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIOA day ol Maryann* M on* Clerk ol m * Cecu* Court Dy Mary Stroup* A* Deputy Clark In accordance with th# American* w«h Dieabwtiei Ad. P e rto n . with Dw abM at needmg a tp eoal accommodation to partiopal* ei * v t proceeding thou id corned th* Court Arknevekaur al 301 N Park Avenue. Santord FL 32771, Telephone Number («0 7 ) 5 * 5 4237 nr* talar man 3 working dayt ol your re c a v l d Put nonce II hearing or voice impaired. 1 3 0 0 -9 5 5 0 7 7 1 Kekey. Kronenberg. QJmartm. F c h M * Wander. P A 0301 Patera Road. Suite 4000 Fort Lauderdale. FL 33324 Telephone: (954) 370-9970 Teietecaenae (954) 472-77*2 Pubkth 2005 U09* Bapiambar I * . 25. IN THB CIRCUIT COURT O f T H t UOHTIBNTH JUOCIAL CmCUfT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTT, FLORIOA. CIVIL C A SS NO.: 06CA -179S-1S-A IN R E : FORFEITURE OF 62.796 0 0 IN U 8 CURRENCY NOTICE O f FORFEITURE COMPLAINT TO WisaaS tn/arry 806 CasMa Onva Aitamunta Sp m g t. Ffonda 32714 and aN othara who ciaim an miarasl m toa toSowmg proparTy 6 2 .7 9 6 0 0 m Umtad 6tatas Currancy Tha City of Attamonia Spnngs. Florida, through its ofhears. mvastigators or aganu. sanad toa abova proparty on or abaX August 14. 2006. al or naar toa araa of 8 0 6 Casbia Onva. Aftamonta Spnngs. Sammola County. Florida S a d proparty a m toa custody of toa Aftamonta Spnngs Pokca Oapartmant tor tha purposa of torfaitura pur­ suant to tactions 9 3 2 701* 932 704. Florida Siaiutas A Varif»ad Complaint for Fmal Judgmanl of Forfaftura has boon Mad m toa abova ktylad Court I HEREBY CERTIFY tool a Irua and con act copy of tow Notca of Forfaftura Compiamt was furntshad by U S cartifiad ma4. raturn racafot raguasiad. to toa abova-namad addrassaa this 14th day of Saptambar. 2006 TashaM Scoiaro Ganaral Counsal Florida Bar No 0066626 Sammola County ShanfV t O flca 100 Bush BouiavanJ Santord Florida 32773 (407) 6 6 6 6 6 0 3 Adornay tor Patftwnar Pubkth 2005 Septem ber 10. 25. UIOI MARYANNE MORSE aa Clerk id me Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Clerk PuDklh 2005 UO07 L ecals L eca ls L ecals L ecals Leca ls SEMINOLE COUNTY BCC PR O JECT SOUCnATlOKS For information on Sammoto County BCC procuramantt. pWaia vw4 our watwfta al www aammoiacountyfl gov/pur • c ha kzng. katact Currant Procuramanl lor a ktt of a l acfcva aoiotationa Many can ba downioadad al no charga Solicitation and Procuramanl information >k alto avaJabla al toa Purchawng and Contracts Ovrwon. locatad in toa County S a rw a s Bu*»ng. 1101 East 1st 8 1 . Room 3206. Sanford. Florida Phona 4 0 7 * 6 6 7 1 3 1 To guaraniaa racaipt of addan da. a l rtspondantk should chock too wsb*4# or contact to t Purchasing and Contracts Ovwion savan c alandsr days pnor to toa U ad racawmg data of submataittods Pubkah Sapiambar IS. 2006 U067 CITY Of LAKK MART. FLORIOA NOT1CC Of PUBLIC HCARINQ NOTICE 18 HEREBT OIVEN tool lha City of la k a Mary. Ftorsta Cay Commrssran w>u hold a pubkc haanng on Thursday. Oc lo b t t S. >004 al 7 0 0 p m . or a s soon a s poss*Ua toaraaftar to conaclar an appaal from E m and Matthau Marui appkeants ragartkng toa action takan by too Dry of lak a Mary Board of A^uatownl on July 20. 2006 danymg a vananca r a S A f of I t ' to toa masmum raar yard satback of 30 . par Cha(4ar 164 6 7 ( 0 ( 4 X 0 Tha pubkc haanng w« ba haid at toa Laka Mary Commission Chambars 100 N County Club Pubkth Septontoer I* . 2005 M THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOROA CIVIL DIVISION CA SS NO.: 0 5 C A -IM 5 1 4 -W US BANK. N A . PlMfUII. STANFORO MORGAN AMJA 8TANFOROM SPIR ES. MM. Defftndwnts accommodation to parhapata m ihi* pfoc*«kng. you are anhsed al no coal lo you. to th* provtamo ol apeoal aaaiatanc# P la ta * contact Court Artmirvtnation al 301 N P a * Ave, Sankxd. Ftonda 32771. tetaphona (407)0054330. with m (3) two working daya ol y<w leceyit ol mi* N ote* ol SaW « haanng at voe# mipaimiJ. c a l 1-000 9 5 5 * 7 7 1 . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO 20051003-C P IN RE THE ESTATE OF JOHANNA OOLDSMITH a V a HANNA OOLDSMITH. DATED S E P 0 0 .2 0 0 5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Maryann* Mott# Clerk ol the O c m t Coikl Dy Mary Stroup* Aa DoLXJty Clerk Zimmerman. Kear i SulcMt* PA. PO B o i 3000 Orlando. FL 3 2*02 3000 (407) 4 2 5 7 0 1 0 PuWith 2005 U07I Saptambar 1*. 25. Tha admm*«tra!ion oI lha astata ol JOHANNA OOLDSMITH * V l HANNA GOLDSMITH, dacaasad. whosa dala of daafh was July 24. 2006. n panfrng m toa O cu ft Court lor Sammola County. Florida. Probata Drvision. F 4a Numbar 2 0 0 5 ­ 1603 C P . lha addrass of which is P O Orawar C. Santord. FL. 32772 Tha namas and addrasa•s ol toa parsonal rapraaantabve and that parsonal raprasantativa s anomay ara aat forth IN THE CIRCUfT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO: OS-CA-1144-140 MTGLO INVESTORS. L P . Piamtiff. CHARLES C PATTERSON. UNKNOWN SPO U SE OF CHARLES C PATTERSON; ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNOER ANO AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENOANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPO U SES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. YVONNE A PATTERSON A/K/A YVONNE PATTERSON. EDSIN HOLDINGS. LLC. UNKNOWN TENANT #1 IN PO SSESSIO N OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. UNKNOWN TENANT #2 IN PO SSESSIO N OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. Dafandant(s) A U INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Al creditor* ol th* d e c a d e * and o l w pefaona having daunt or demand* agaei** me decadent’* aalal*. including un malm ad. contingent Of unliquidated claim*, on ehom a copy c l m** rkikee i* *arv*d mu»1 N# 9ia* claim* emn 9k* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM NOTICE OF FO RECLOSURI SALS NOTICE O f ACTION TO: RALPH E. NAUMANN (RftStdftnot Unknown) UNKNOWN SPO U SE OF RALPH E NAUMANN (RftSfttonos Un known) YOU ARE NOTIFIEO tost an action lor Fortctosura of Mongag« on too following dasenbad proparty LOT 16. RETREAT AT WEKI VA. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORO EO IN PLAT BOOK 69. PAGE 32. 33 ANO 34. OF THE PUB L)C RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA has b t t n Idad agamst you and you ara ragmrad lo sarva a copy of your wnttan dafansas. 4 any. lo ft. on Marshall C Watson. P A . Attorney foe Plaintiff. w foM addrass >%1800 NW 49TH STREET SUITE 120. FT LAUDERDALE FL 33309 wffhm thirty (30) dayt aftar toa Mst publication of this Nobca m toa (Plaasa pubkah m THE SANFORD HERALD) and Na tha ongmai with tha Clark of ton Court afthar batora saonca on Plaintiff a anomay or immadiaiafy toaraaftor. otoarwiaa a dafauft wd ba antarad agamsl you tor tha rakaf damandad m toa compiamt In accordanca with tha Amancans with Disabwtias Act Parsons with Dtsabwtias naadmg a tpaoal accommodation lo padcjpata m tots procaadmg should contact tha Court AOrwvatrator at 301 N Park Avanua. Sanlord FL 3 2771, Taiaphona Numbar (407)323 4330 not latar turn savan (7) days pnor to toa procaadmg If haanng tmpaaad. (TDO) 1 600966^ 771 or VOca (V) 1 8 0 0 6 6 6 8 7 7 0 via Florida Ratay WITNESS my hand and toa saal of tow Court ton 2 day of Saptambar. 2006 Maryarma Mors# As Clark of toa Court By Aksha Cyrus As Dapufy Clark Pubkah (Plaasa pubkth m Tha Santord Haraid) Pubkth Saplambaf 18 26 2006 U070 M THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.: 04-CA-1T7M 4-K CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO. Plaintiff. GREGORY L SMITH ANO UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Dafandant NOTICE O f BA LI Notica is gwsn toa! pursuant to • Summary Fmal Judgmanl datad March 3. 2006. m Casa No 04-CA-1771-14-K of to# Cvcuft Court tor County. Florida m wNch THE CITIZENS BANK O f OVIEDO « toa P U rtff and GREGORY L SMITH and toa UNITED 6TATES OF AMERICA ara toa Dafandantt I wd s a l to toa hghast and bast taddar tor cash at Was! front door of toa Sammola County Courtoouaa. 301 N Park Avanua Santord. Sammola County. Florida, at 1 1 0 0 a m on Octobar 11.2006. toa totowmg daaertbad proparty •at forth m toa ordar of Fmal S aa Scrwduta A Attached Tha land w dasertoad a s tottows Tha Wast 6 7 0 laat (taas toa South 1032 taat) arvj toa East 20 laat of toa W ad 6 9 0 taat (lass toa South 36 taat tor road right of way) of too Souto 1/2 of toa Soutoaatl 1/4 of Sacbon 26. Townahfti 20 Souto. Ranga 32 E a s t Sammola County. Florida NOTIFICATION In accordanca wffh THE AMERl CANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. $ you a rt 8 parson wffh a NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgmanl of Foractoaura datad Saptambar I . 2006 and antarad in C a m No . Q5-CA-1244*14-0. of to t Orcuft Court of to t Eghtaanto Ju d o al O cu ft m and tor SEMINOLE County Florida MTOLQ INVESTORS. L P . is Plambfl and CHARLES C PATTERSON. YVONNE A PATTERSON. EDSIN HOLDINGS. LLC. a rt I w isa llo N Dafandant(s) rvghasl and bast tsddar lor cash al toa East Door of toa SEMI­ NOLE County Courthousa focal ad al 301 North Park Avanua. Santord Florida 32771. at 1 1 0 0 a m <m toa 11to day of Octobar. 2006 tha foftowmg dasenbad proparty as sal forth m said Summary Fmal Judgmanl. to­ wn LOT 43. TIMACUAN. UNIT 6. ACCORDING TO THB PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAOE 63 THROUGH 66. O f THE PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA A/K/A 445 BLUE SMOKE COURT. LAKE MARY. FL 32746 IMPORTANT If you ara a par­ son wfth a (ksabwty who na ads any accommodation m ordar to p *tio p a!a m this procaadmg. you ara anWad. at no coat to you. to lha provision of cartam a tsisian ca Plaasa contact Court Admmittralion at 301 North Park Avanua. Sufta N301. Sanford Florida 32771 (407) 666-4227. wffhm 2 wortung days of your raempt of tots notca If you ara haanng or v o ca impairad c a l 1 (800) 9 S 5 4 7 7 1 Datad tors 6th day of Saptambar. 2006 Maryarma Morsa Oark of toa Orcuft Court Dy Mary Stroupa As Daputy Clark VAN N ESS LAW FIRM. P A 7369 Shandan Straaf. Sufta 203 Moiywood. FL 33024 Phona < 954)9620500 (964)962 0606 Publish 2006 U072 Saplambaf 18. 26. Al om#f credaor* ol tn# dece­ dent and petion* having daena or demand* agaviil m# dacedan** **t*<*. ind u ing utmalured. conBngen* or un*t**dat#d d *im t mu*t N* thae davn* eelh t n court WITHIN 3 MONTHS a fter the d a te of th e FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTCE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WXL BE FOREVER BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS SEPTEM BER 1 0 .2 0 0 5 LESLIE ALLEN OOLDSMITH Penonai Rapreaarxacve W4kam H. Mormon. Eaquee Flonde Bar No. 143303 BALDWIN 4 MORRISON. P A 7100 Bourn ttghwey 17 0 2 Fern Park. FL 32730 Telephone *07/834 1424 Attorney lor Pertonai Representative Pubkah 2005 U074 Saptambar 1*. 25. Pubkc auction to be held al 9 0 1 am. on W# day(*) *p*c>fi*d below, el the Irani door d Aden'* Towing Inc Located a* 2499 Ok) la k e Mary Rd Sue* 0 4 . 6an*ord. FL lor me pupoae ol dtapoamg d th# loaowing For Aidhar eikirmaliun pie era can (407)521 -29M 0972005 (I ) Yew 2004Wake HUMMER VTN4 &GRGN23U 1411115713 PuCkth Saptambar I I . 2005 UO70 N onccoF PU 0U C AUCTION None* a haraby given Seminole Peril 4 Body . 4 •** at Pubkc Auction tor *ah ag* tor caah on demand to ivgnekl Em) dar, tha tonowmg datenbad •CPT. 29. 200ft 1909 Me Cargo Van V1N* JA7FN23W0KAOO1529 1999 Ford Van VINI 2FMZA5344XBA04122 The auction wW be held al 1200 PM on rw t a d dale* above Al Sammola P a n 0 Body 2540 S Myrtto Ave Santord. a 32773 Proapacev* tydder* may riapecl vehrde* one hour pnor lo aale Term* ar* caah or certified fund* Seminole Wrecker retarvea me right io accept or i* l* d any and a* tada Pubkah September I t . 2005 U079 CITY OF LONOWOOO. FLORIOA Board of Adjustment Notice of Public Hewing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE CITY OF LONOWOOO, FLORIOA dial die Board d Acluatmenl wd hold a Pubkc Hearing on Bapiam bar 29. 2005. el 7 00 PM . or aa toon thereafter a* the <am may be heard. In tie Cly Commtaun Chamber*. 175 Weal Warren Avenue. Longwood. Florida, in ordar to conaider lha totowing Th* purpoe* d tit* haanng la lo racatv* pubkc input on tia totowmg requested V,nance (VAR 074)5) tor Appkcanl David Oeat* Tai P a re d 10 « 3 0 2 0 30-5O7-OOOOG0IO Lccabon 1720 Grange Cede Request A vartenca to Longwood Development Cod*. Article V. Section 5 3 1A to decree** Vi* ewimmmg pool setback horn seven (7) led to three (3) ted Legal Description LEG LOT SI TIBERON HUES PH 3 PB X PG 91 Al tits meeting al nteratted parti** may appear and ba haard w «i raapact to tee matter Thta haanng may ba conbnuad horn kma to tana unM trial action la lakan A copy d tia propoaad raquas! a o n t e n i e Community Devatopmanl Division Oftic# ol tha Community Sarvica* Oapartmant al 174 Wad Church Avanua. longwood. Florete tor •rupadioo by tie pubkc. or t you with kddibonal mtormabon. pteaaa ca* Via oflioa H 407/ 260-3402 Al parson* are adviaad tiat t they daetda to appad any dacikkvi mada d thata maakngamaarmg*. day wd naad a record d tie proceeding* and tor such purpoe**. day may naad to ensure d d a verbakm raoord d da procaadmg* it made, wtedi record to mckjd* d* latbmony and evideno* upon which d* epped to to be baaed (per Sec 2S6 0105. Honda Statutes) P e rto n * wkh (kkabee w t needing aaaiatance to parta^iate m wry d t h e * * m eeting* should contact d a A 0 A Coordmalor al 407/ 2 0 0 3 4 0 1 ai least 4 0 hour* m ad vance d d a maatmg Tha matter dacutaad at Vk* haanng It quati fudual In nature Aa kudi. mteteded para** are prohtoaed trom contaebng membars of Via Board of A^ust/nanl on this matiar. ascapi dumg via pdikc hearing, or by wrman oommuncabon to da Connjrtty Deveiopment Drvwion el d* additea above Pubkah September 10 300S uow � 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, September 18, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 18, 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>, September 18, 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/bba1c2d76e5431b195adc7d88f81d94f.pdf 294ed110378aff7a0ff3b52a14fb8c01 PDF Text Text Page 10B L M H S C la s s o f ‘0 5 C hristine Phan Brittany M ulkey Noah Goldm an During M s past yeat I have been given many opportuni­ ties to suc­ ceed and strive for farther hori­ zons. As a rather timid person, 1 cm account that my first doubtful steps in any direction o rated the biggest impacts on my life. n am in g (or senior classes during my junior year was somewhat of a challenge- My Hat included AP classes, Physics B„ Macroeconomics, American Government English Lit and Biology. As for math, I had readily put down AB Calculus, unwilling to push the limits 1 imposed on myself. Yet when M n. Goldiez asked me to rethink my decision, encourag­ ing m e to overstep my ridicu­ lous boundaries, I finally decid­ ed to take BC Calc., a class PH never forget or regret taking. Even with the hardest class I have ever taken in my high school education in hand, I managed to keep my GPA up to 4.45, snatching a rank I had never dreamed of, 7th in my I have had an awesome senior year because 1 have over­ com e chal­ lenges and met the goals I set for myself. I am grad­ uating a year early and going on to Florida Hospital College of Health and Science to pursue my dream career in occupational thera­ py. I am proud to be a mem­ ber of National Honor Sodety and will be thrilled to w ear the NHS medal at my graduation. In addition, 1 am hoping to graduate with a 3.8 Grade Point Average, which will allow me to graduate with honors. This year, 1 have not only reached goals in academ ics but also in athletics. I will be representing the United States of America at the Cerebral Palsy World Games in track and field in July. In April, 1 was awarded the Counril for Exceptional Children's "Yes, I Can!" award for outstanding achievement in athletics at the CEC International Convention in Baltimore, Md. This has been a great year but, believe me, if it weren't for my family and the wonderful teachers at Lake Mary High School and their support, I wouldn't be able to say my senior year was a complete and full suc­ cess. As I look forward to embarking on my adventure at Missis­ sippi State University attending on a golf and aca­ dem ic scholar­ ship, 1 reflect back upon this past year with a great deal of pride and enthusiasm. My year began with a sum m er that resulted in my selection as a member of the H ew lett Packard Boys Scholastic All Am erican Golf Team, and a tw o-tim e selec* tion of the Rolex All Am erican Golf Team. I began m y senior year at Lake Mary as the Captain of a very promising Boys Golf Team. We had a stellar season resulting in triumph as the Florida Boys State Champions. I continued working hard at my studies and have maintained a GPA above a 4.0.1 was recognized as a Commended National merit Scholar and as a student who will graduate Magna Cum laude. I certainly learned a great deal about school and life this year and look to carry these positive experiences with m e the rest of my life. Realizing school involve­ ment's correlation to success, I ran for and served as vice presi­ dent far our school's National Honor Sodety and secretary of the Asian Cultural Sodety. At the conclusionn of my senior senioi yeac, I1 w was awarded both the Foundation Scholarship and the Matt Ranck Scholarship. My most memorable experience was winning the Lake Mary PT5A sponsored Miss Lake Mary Scholarship Pageant. Had I not taken up this cherishable opportunity to represent the NHS dub, I would have never understood that my only obsta­ cle was my decision whether to participate and become involved. www.Miitordnflf«vspapar.com T h i Mould May 17 A 18.2005 h ig h lig h t s Chris Rodgers My name is Chris Rodgers and 1 am senior Varsity Soccer ■at Mary. This year was my most suc­ cessful school by a landslide. I am graduating with a 4.1 GPA Magna Cum Laude. I am a member of National Honor Sodety, Spanish Honor Sodety, and I have over 100 community service hours. My real successes this year cam e to me on the soccer field. 1 was named one of the three Captains of the team this year and led the team with 34 goals. Our team won the title of Conference Champions, District Champions, Regional Champions, ana went to the Final Four. My individual honors consisSt of team MVP, First Team All-Conference, First Team All-Central Florida, First Team All-State, Sem inole/O range County All-Star game, East Florida All-Star Team, Seminole County Player of the Year and Central Florida Player of the Year. It was a big year for me and I will carry it with my memories forever. B E S T O F LUCK G loria Tavern As a student at Lake M ary High School I've had m any great expe­ riences. I am a National Hispanic Scholar as well as an Orlando Sentinel Academ ic A ll-Sta* AP Scholar and Disney Dream er and Doer. This year I was the editorin-chief of Essence, the school's aw ard winning liter­ ary m agazine, which received the highest aw ard horn Columbia U niversity's board of review. I am also highly involved in my school hand where I play the oboe and percus­ sion. This past sum m er 1 partic­ ipated in the national Aeronautics Space Adm inistration's Summer High School Apprenticeship Research program (NASA SHARP), where I worked with environm ental scientists to track the m igratory pat­ terns of endangered sea tur­ tles. Currently, I am a teen movie review er for the Orlando Sentinel. A sp resi­ dent of the Spanish Club, member of Mu Alpha Theta, and both National and Spanish Honor Societies, I plan to study neuroscience, pursuing a career in m e d ia l research. " / ook W h a t's C o o k m our graduates! r th U N iV K I J a m e s T a y lo r Valfldlctorian M ic h e le C h o i Sfllutfltorlan Matt Banta As a member of the Lake M ary High School Senior Class of 20051 achieved many suc­ cesses this year. I ended my high school career with a cum ulative weighted GPA of 3.81 which allowed me to graduate Cum Laude. I was also inducted into the Social Studies Hall of Fame along with two other students this year. 1 took four AP classes this year. Statistics, Government, Macroeconomics and Microeconomics, and I feel I have learned an immense amount considering the diffi­ cult schedule with m e hurri­ canes this past year. 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At this time the indi­ vidual is not in school and will not return until adequate clearance by the county Health tX*partment is provided. This report is under investigation by the department, in coopera­ tion with Seminole County Public Schools. Although it is unlikely that this individual was infectious, the Health Department has notified those students, teachers and other school staff with whom this individ­ ual had prolonged dose contact to be skin tested forTB. The disease Is passed trom one person to another through partides discharged from the lungs into the air when the infected person coughs, sneezes, sings or shouts. Transmission occurs primarily when people are confined in small areas with little ventilation over extended periods of time. A classroom Is typical­ ly not considered a high risk area for transmis­ sion. TB has been curable in nearly all cases, and those who contract it normally recover com­ pletely if all medications are taken as prescribed. The TB skin test con­ sists of a small injection under the skin of the forearm. The test is ready to read after 48 hours and it must be read with­ in a 72-hour period by a health care professional. Those individuals with a positive reaction to the test are offered a chest xray and further evalua­ tion Individuals with ques­ tions can call the Health Department at 407-6653387. For more informa­ tion visit www.dohstate. fi.us, or www.cdc.gov. p o o l d o d g e b u lle t s By Liana Edixon Herald Staff SANFORD — Local residents on Mangoustine Avenue and 10th Street were caught In a crossfire late Thursday afternoon when subjects shot at Corey Freeman o f Sanford. Freeman, 27, received m ultiple gunshot wounds and was airlifted to the Orlando Regional Medical Center. He is currently stable with non life-threatening injuries. During the shooting, right in front o f 1014 Mangoustine Ave., there was a kiddy wading pool with three children in it, Sanford Police Spokeswoman Cleo Cohen said. Som e of the gunsnots hit the wading pool, but none of the children were hit. "A s tragic as it is, it could have been more trag­ ic," Cohen said. Yesterday afternoon, the Sanford Police Department responded to a disturbance call. According to Cohen, a purplish color minivan with two suspects drove up to Freeman. At least one of the suspects exited the vehicle and began firing shots at the victim. As the two suspects fled the scene they crashed the minivan and fled on foot. One of the suspects, 34-year-old Bobby Cofield, was caught by officers Edith D ieckhou* olespenon of tho ye®, Bloe Hen O ffice Fufrutme m Sanford ML r VMvBIQpflOfOwjr Imnnif flnWfH Mark Pearson’s uncle Rodney Brown, right, and cousin Nlchelle Brown search for answers Wednesday. Fam ily m em bers, police vow to catch local m an’s killer By Stave Paradla Herald Staff See Shooting, Pago 3A Crooms graduates pioneers SANFORD — The uncle of a murdered Sanford man joined police investigators May 18 in canvassing the neighborhood around 908 Celery Ave., trying to find any kind of lead. Rodney Brown Is the unde of Mark Anthony Pearson. Pearson was gunned down in December in front of his m other's home on Celery Avenue. Police know the shooting took place about 7:20 p.m. on Dec. 20, 2004. They know that friends transported Pearson to Central Florida Regional Hospital and left him at the Emergency entrance. Pearson was later pronounced dead. Pearson Hospital personnel provid­ ed a description of the two vehicles that showed up with Pearson. Investigators located and inter­ viewed the occupants of the two autos. The information gathered so far has not lead to any indication of who shot Pearson, so they want people in the area who might have seen something to tell them what happened. A $5,000 reward from CrimeLine is being offered. "These victims are not forgotten," said Cleo Cohen, Sanford police spokesman. "W e're going to aggressively pursue this case to closure. The By Stava Paradla Herald Staff SANFORD — Four years ago, a group of par­ ents and students believed in an idea of education based on technology and those young people will graduate May 26, the first class from Croom s Academy of Information Technology. "These are the kids who bought into the vision," said Principal Connie Collins. "They and their parents simply had enough courage and vision to decide that they wanted this new way of educa­ tion for their children." nvrvo pooio oy lommy vincvni Sanford Police erected this information sign to tell people in the Celery Avenue neighborhood about an unsolved murder. only closure we will accept is an arrest and con­ viction." Brown, who lives on West 20th Street, said his nephew was shot right in the front yard of the small blue home on Celery Avenue. "We want to let the family and neighbors know that the police are on the job," Brown told reporters. Brown has been involved with police to find the killer. Later he said since Pearson is a family member, he would like to see the police See Murder, Page 9A See Graduates, Page 9A New advisory group discusses consolidation Steering committee wrangles over park By Llane Edixon Herald Staff By Steve Paradis Herald Staff S e m i n o l e S mile C a s e N o t C lo s e d SANFORD — A new coun­ ty advisory com m ittee acknowledged three areas in which Seminole County and its seven cities can consolidate services — libraries, parks and recreation, and stormwa­ ter. The Joint City/County Advisory Com m ittee met May 18. On hand were County Chairman Carlton Henley, Commissioner Randy Morris as well as mayors and representatives from each of the seven municipalities. The committee will reach its full contingent of 23 when representatives from the Private Business Association nem ey of Seminole and local ch am b ers of com ­ merce join. The group voted to meet on the t h i r d W ed n es­ days of e a c h month. The meetings will be televised on Sem inole Governm ent Television. The purpose of the May 18 meeting was to identify, eval­ uate and make recommenda­ tions regarding increasing efficiency of service and sav­ ings for the tax payer, accord­ ing to a county statement. The meeting was open to the pub­ lic, but no public input was received. Only a handful of people attended the meeting other than the com m ittee members. "It's am azing as to the number of ways the cities and county are working together for the benefit of our citizens," Henley said. Each govern­ ment representative listed how their city and the county work together. Trails, public works, annexation agree­ ments, water service, environ­ mental service, animal con­ trol, public safety, and fire protection were just a few mentioned. Henley said the purpose of See Committee, Page 9A iv e r R a t s O p e n in g D a y G a m e C o m e to t h e J u n k a t 6 t h th u H • T SA N FORD — The W aterfront M aster Plan Steering Committee bumped heads with city project man­ ager Chris Sm ith at their monthly meeting Wednesday, May 18. Some com m ittee members felt that Smith had thrown a wrench in things when he offered a different option to the committee for choosing a landscape architect for Fort Mellon Park. On April 25, the City Commission came to a con­ sensus to allow the Waterfront Committee to finish out Fort Mellon Park and to have members assist in reviewing the subm issions from a Request for Qualifications, or RFQ for a lead landscape architect for the park. After a lengthy discussion led by com m ittee member Jerry Mills, in which they dis­ cussed running an RFQ to find a landscape architect to head the project. Smith offered a different option. Because the process can be lengthy and the committee is coming toward the end of this year's cycle for applying for more money from their Florida Recreational Development Assistance Program or FRDAP grant. Smith suggested another way of selecting a landscape archi­ tect. Smith said that if they choose to have one of the city's civil engineering con- See Waterfront, Page 3A R p j is t o r ic # • S a n to h d S am tq uu vs. D a v to n a Afm o u n t S i ttu r n B ’a t i i i i n i r u n s o r §m u m n o w P lA T IM i T O M (illl! FR E E A d m is s io n ! �P »«e 2A w w w .M n f o r d r M w s p a p tf. c o v n T he Herald Sunday, May 22.2005 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A G LA N CE AROUND O U R CO UN TY The Rats are back The River Rats, Sanford's in die Honda Collegiate Summer League (FC SL), kick off the season Monday, June 6. The Rata are the defending FCSL champs, and the season opener at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium will be a rematch against the Rats' oppo­ nent In the championship game, the Daytona Barracudas. This is the wcond aaon for the league and the Rtfs. The league is a non­ profit organization designed to give college players experience using wood tuts. It also provides the piaycn with an oppor­ tunity to showcase their skills in hoot of major league scouts. In fact. Major League Baseball K M waa so impressed with the league, its organization _ and the caliber of play that by D an Ping they donated *5.000 per • • • • • • • • team to help defray Mean Machine O ut & A SUN House o f Refuge will hold its annual Women’s Day at the 11 a m. service. M other Mildred Eason of New Life Church of Orlando will speak. Ladies are urged to w ear yellow and white. House of Refuge is located at 1001 Celery Ave., Sanford. Call 407-324-4711. Swing into Sum m er - Big Band Dance will be held at Orlando North Hilton Hotel, 350 South North Lake Blvd., Altam onte Springs. Featured will be "Lady of Song” Linda Cole and the Altamonte Jazz Ensemble. Tickets are $5. Call 407-322-7528. w Year two brings aome changes to the league. First, then is no admission charge for any FCLS game. Yea, some things in life are bee. In this case it's good baseball played in a great stadium. The second major change in the league is the addition of two new teams — the Zcphydrills Snappers and the Winter Haven Wart Hogs — making it a six team league. Sanford, of course, sets the standard both on the field and off. The Rats will once again have a championship-caliber team and they’ll have the best fans in the league. The Rati set league records last year for anm dance and enthusiasm and this year will be no different To help generate more excitement, the team now has an official fen clubthe Rat Pack. For $25 you’ll receive a special Rat Pack T-shirt have an opportunity to meet the play­ ers and coaches at a special pre-game twbecue, and receive beer and food discounts at Scruffy Duffers, the official bar of the Rat Pack. In addi­ tion, Rat Pick members will have special seating in die Rat Hole at the stadium. All of the money the Rat Pack raises will go to support the team. Word Around The Clock is there is a rogue fan chib organized by a group of sailing enthusiasts called the Pi-Rats. Don't be fooled. The Pi-Rats are a second-rate outfit populated by a bunch of grumpy guys wearing bandanas and grumbling “Anim iin." For information on the River Rats, the league or the Rat Pack, go to www.floridaleague.com or call 407-619-3580. The brick man: In last week's column I men­ tioned in jest that Harry Wise, aka M e Magic, must be hanging around 1st Street because a few things were disappearing. Mr. Wise appreciated the mentioned, but he did have one bone of t "How did you know 1 was a brick* Mr Wise asked. — -----------] didn't The reference to a load of bricks disap­ pearing was aimed mostly at former city commis­ sioner Lon Howell. Turns out, Mr. Wise has a col­ lection of bricks bom all over the United Slates and Canada "When 1 read that about the bricks, I thought you must be clairvoyant," Mr. Wise said. No sir, if that were the case 1 wouldn't write about bricks. I'd use it to buy winning lottery quick picks. MON The W inter Springs City Commission will meet at 6:30 p.m. in the commission chambers of City Hall. Among items on the agenda is an increase in the monthly Storm water Utility Rate. TUE rWteo pnm oy luriHiiy vin^en Looking Ike an angry beast on the prowl, this Chrysler Roadster seems to be surveying the parking lot at the Marriott Hotel on International Parkway at West State Road 46A for a tasty morsel to gobble up. She's quite a beautiful auto with just a lit­ tle attitude! • Earl Myers, 21, of Knox Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford ilice on May II, at 8th Street and ickory Avenue during a narcotics operation. He reportedly attempted . to sell crack Cfe-airt to an undercov­ er officer. H e was charged with selh "*T n g cocaine'hdnr a school, and pos­ session of cocaine with intent to sell near a school area. Jo b hunting: Former Sanford City Manager A1 Oriesbaber's resume recently popped up in Casselberry. Now that's jumping out of the frying pan and into the fire. Grieshaber supporters believe the retired Maxine got the heave-ho because a power struggle between the city manager, the mayor and city com­ missioners. In Casselberry the political infighting would make Sanford politicians blush. One Casselberry city commissioner is trying to get an ordinance passed that would require the mayor to wear a coat and tie. Casselberry's City Manager Frank Clifton recently submitted his resignation. Attached to that letter was Grieshabcr's resume. Bob Goff, Casselberry’s jacketless and tie-free mayor, isn't sure if Grieshaber was applying to be the interim city manager or if he wants the full-time position. The interim job is taken. Tony Segreto, Casselberry’s public works directory, is filling that job for now. Goff's advice to Grieshaber is simple: stay away. "This place will stroke him out in about six weeks," said Goff, whose bull-in-thc-china-shop personality has been known to stroke-out a few people during his time. "We’re absolutely, unbe­ lievably philosophically divided as a city commis­ sion” R Prostitution • Sara Huffstutler, 42, of Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday at 2nd Street and Palmetto Avenue, during an undercover prostitution operation. She was charged with procurement for prostitution, and possession of narcotics equipment. Assault - Battery • Joe Mobley, 49, with an unknown address, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday in the INI) block of West 5th Street where* he SANFORD — The Seminole County Sheriff's Office arrested the so-called doggie door bandit Thursday. Christopher Sharpless, 36, is accused of breaking into his former em ployer's home. His former employer had set up a web camera and captured Sharpless' actions. Sharpless came into the house through a doggie door that was attached to the sliding glass door. On May 6, Terry Cranias reported that his residence at 158 Clyde Ave., Display Advertising Circulation Wanda Kourpanena Ros/w Lavends' Cheryl Smith Caamra Harnaon Ciaaarflad AdvarUatng Tad tea Thefts • Renee Victoria Detjen, 35, of Cedar Avenue, Sanford, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police Wednesday at a business ‘In' the 300 block of West Lake Mary Blvd. She reportedly took $180.73 in items from the store without paying. She was charged with first-degree petty larceny of under $300. Traffic Stops * Bradley Fremont Parkin, 50, of Kingswood Court, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Wednesday at West 25th Street and Hartwell Avenue where he was involved in a two-vehicle crash. He was charged with driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs, DUI with property damage, reckless driving and refusal to submit to a DUI test. in Longwood was burglarized by his ex employee. Cranias reported that he arrived home where he had a web cam installed, the Sheriff's Office said. Cranias said he had videos show­ ing Sharpless entering through the doggy door. Cranias said Sharpless walked in view of the web cam car­ rying a plastic bag, which contained his Play station 2, 12 Play station games and a Sharp 6 CD changer. Sharpless was also seen on the web cam stealing the cam corder. • Erskine Howard, 32, of Cedar Creek Circle, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday at his res­ idence where he was reportedly causing a disturbance. He was charged with disorderly intoxica­ tion. • Mack Charles Jackson, 20, of East 2nd Street was arrested by Sanford police Thursday at a busi­ ness in the 100 block of French Avenue. He had previously been warned against trespassing at the property. He was charged with tres­ passing after warning. Slurpless was observed on the web cam exiting through the rear sliding glass door. Cranias said he knew Sharpless for about 10 years. Sharpless worked for Cranias on and off for about six years at Angelo's Pizza in Sanford. Sharpless was arrested Thursday at 5635 S. Sanford Ave., inside a camper in the rear of the residence. Sharpless was booked into the Seminole County Jail on a charge of burglary. His bond 1s set at $4,900. 23 24 25 26 M anager's Choice Assortm ent of Fruit Choice ol Milk M anager's Choice Assortm ent of Fruit Choice of Milk M anager's Choice Assortm ent of Fruit Choice of Milk M anager's Choice A ssortm ent of Fruit Choice of Milk Editorial "S ctciiijj Seminole Count) Since 1908“ Sieve Parade Managing (s tw Sunday May 22 2005 • Vol 113, No 69 Doris Dietrich Liana Edison Uarv.i Nick Pfmfsol Dean Snath Tommy Vincent Published every W ednesday and Saturday by Republic Nerrspapetk Inc • 3 0 0 N French Ave Sanford FL 32771 ■ P h o n e 1407) 3 2 2 2611 • Fan (407) 3 2 3 9 4 0 0 The W inter Springs City Commission will meet at 7 p.m. in the commission chambers of City Hall to dis­ cuss the proposed transfer of property ownership and maintenance for lands abut­ ting Fruitwood Lake. THU Sanford Sem inole County Chamber of Commerce pres­ ents a business after hours gathering from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Jinja Asia Cafo, 1541 International Pkwy., Lake Mary. RSVP at 407-322-8160 FRI The Zellw ood Sw eet Com Festival will be held Friday and Saturday from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 8 p.m. Tickets are $13 for adults and $5 for children at Sanford Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. SAT The M id-Florida M ilan Walking Club will walk along the Sanford RiverWalk and downtown areas. Registration at Lake Monroe between Sanford Avenue and San Juan between 8 a.m. and 8:45 a.m. The walk will be 6.2 miles with a shorter route available. For more informa­ tion phone 407-695-9181. There will be a hike at the Sem inole County N atural Lands Geneva Wilderness area beginning at 8 a.m. Space is limited and reserva­ tions are suggested by phon­ ing 407-665-7352. FRI Hospice of the Com forter will offer 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., Altamonte Springs. Registration required. Call 407-682-0808, ext. 306. SAT 27 Summer Break The Sanford Herald 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 $8 at the box office on the days of the shows. We welcome and encourage your letters and com m ents. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Write to us: ° 300 N. French Avenue 6 Sanford, FL 32771 E-Mail us: Call ia * (407)322-2011 I'trf .U(Jk.*U P ostjgc P i* ! «f StfilQfff U / tJa Mt*J *tkM*J*t*l S * *»% u s P S cet.'WJ Pusimestoi W » l address i ran ges m Urn \MiHAit) HI HAi U Republic N rwtpaprrk, Inc Other Charges • Tyrone Thorton, 22 of Castle Brewer Court, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday. Officers spotted him in the 1600 block of West 13th Street where they said he attempted to run away. He was apprenended at 12th Street and Oleander Avenue and charged with resisting an officer without violence, P ublic elem entary school lunch m enu Editor and Publisher Legal Advertising Pam Smith reportedly attacked two peopl jle with a knite. knife. He tie was charged with w ith aggra­ ; vated assault with a deadly weapon. Doggie door bandit arrested Thursday in Sanford Dan Ping Administration Barry Bennett • Kathy Lavonda Hawkins, 25, of Wind ridge Circle, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Monday in the 1300 block of West 20th Street She was charged with driving with a suspended license, driving with an expired license, unlawful speed, and not carrying a driver's license. Drug related • Kim Marie Smith, 33 of DeBary, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday. Officers investigated when they saw a suspicious person at 9th Street and Sanford Avenue. Following a search of her purse, she was arrested on a charge of posses­ sion of narcotics equipment. Late delivery: Subscribers to The Herald have had to put up with late delivery of their newspaper the last couple of weeks. On behalf of the newspa­ per, I apologize for those late deliveries. We’ve had some problems with our printer. After some frank discussions with those involved, the problems are being resolved If you have a problem with your Herald being delivered on time, please contact our circulation guru, Wanda Kourpanidis, at 407-322-2611. Q bout VO bur Itrti/ berrterd Ft O K I \U>< S u b sc rip tio n R ates 1 Uuntha v bemnuei County ( I I tXj <■ b m i *i Sem ruis Courty |2tl it.J 1 tear n Wt-raAe Cuurty l i d UU 1 tear lMm> f srida U *r* y 1*3 It) l >aar Out Of Mate 4W 00 > F t ! u* (407) 3 2 3 *0 4 0 0 �T he Herald w w w . M n f o r d n e w p ip r . c o m Shooting____ Sunday. May 22. 2005 P a n e 3A W a te r fr o n t — C o n tin u e d fro m page L A and arrested for attempted murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Cohen said it had appar­ ently started a few days earli­ er when Freeman was involved in an altercation with one of Cofield’s sisters. That altercation resulted in Freeman's arrest. "H e bonded out and this was apparently a continua­ tion and retaliation of that incident," Cohen said. Cofield has an extensive arrest sheet in Seminole County. O f 42 booking reports in the Seminole County Jail, eight of them are for battery or domestic battery; two are for aggravated assault; two are for stalking and aggravat­ ed stalking; and one nonaggravated assault charge. Among other crimes Cofield has been arrested for include multiple charges o f possession of cocaine and marijuana with and without intent to sell; theft of a vehicle; burglary of a structure includ­ ing an automobile; shoot­ ing/ throwing a missile; tam­ pering with a witness/victim; robbery; possession and use of a firearm; hit and run; DUI; and numerous other traffic violations. The victim, Freeman, is classified as a career criminal, Cohen said. Freeman has also had a number of bookings in suiting firms as the lead for the project, instead of a land­ scape architect, the city could begin spending the grant m oney they have already received for the park and have yet to spend. "It sounds more technical than it is," Smith told commit­ tee members. He ‘ said that it is highly unlikely for FRDAP to release more funds when previously released funds have not been spent. And, because it is close to the end of the cycle to apply for more of the grant money, they may have to wait until the next cycle to receive more. Smith discussed having one o f the city's consultant dvil engineering firms do the con­ struction documents for the project. That firm would serve as the prime construction team. In turn, a landscape architect would work on a sub-contract basis, but the selection process would still be similar. The Waterfront Committee would still have a the Seminole County Jail. The most recent being the initial altercation from May 17. He was charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon without intent to kill; two counts of possession of a weapon or ammo by a convicted felon; and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. Past cnarges brought against Freeman In Seminole County include charges for drugs; probation violation; robbery; burglary; contempt of court; resisting an officer; driving with a suspended license; and multiple battery and domestic battery charges. The Sanford Police Department is currently look­ ing for the second suspect wno they identified Friday as Cofield's brother, 33-year-old Ronald Cofield. Probable cause exists for his arrest for attem pted hom icide. The police department is consid­ ering him armed and extremely dangerous. He is described as a 5'6", 174 lb., black male with black hair and brown eyes. The Sanford Police Departm ent requests that anyone with inform ation about Cofield or who comes in contact with him contact Inv. Chris Serino with the police department at 407-3233030 or call the CRIMELINE at 1-800-423-TIPS. part in the selection. Members of the committee stressed that although they did not want to be responsible for losing grant money, they strongly felt that a landscape architect should be the prime construction team. "You've thrown a monkey wrench into it," Mills said. Smith told committee mem­ bers that they would not be losing any money, they would just have to wait for the next cyde to have more money dis­ persed. In an interview, Smith said he had sent committee mem­ bers d arification s on the FRDAP grant. "In my opinion, grants are easy to apply for. It's hard to administer, and it's almost im possible to get reim­ bursed,” Smith said. Chairman Robert Segal said the committee was now deal­ ing with a "w hole different ballgame" than they were ear­ lier in the meeting. Segal asked, "D oes anyone G E O R G E A H E L M , III W o r k e r ’s d e a t h i n v e s t ig a t e d E A T T E N T IO N If a local relationship with a Certified Financial Planner1” is preferable to calling a 1-800 number for your retirement planning decisions, we should talk. 1 11 •rTv i I’.-wvfi-'T O m n M S division A call to 9-1-1 came in about 1:50 p.m. The victim was rushed to Central Horida Regional Medical Center in Sanford, where he was pro­ nounced dead. Rodriguez's relatives are noti­ fied in Central America, lists an Orlando address. Representatives with the Occupational Health and Safety Administration were also contacted. I’m Larry Breen, a Certified Financial Planner™ and a retirement planning specialist. It would be a privilege to meet you Hi Y i vr T m i E v r m r ’Mrr C a ll u s fo r y o u r TO EC O N SU Lw m oN : ‘■ ’ m c*: •»-*f i **<i> hv* - * * *■9 ■AS■, Part of Sanford Avenue to close SANFORD — The City of Sanford Public Works Department, Storm Water Divisibn, 'has announced that a portion of Sanford Avbnue, fronV 'fchifM thSthfct tb E a id '1 no one else would second it. Com m ittee members dis­ cussed that by going through a landscape architect, they may be able to find one who has done a number of similar arks, and in turn who may ave a d v il engineer and other construction companies who have also worked on sim­ ilar park projects. Smith said in an email that the committee members just want to be able to get the best landscape architect out there. "W hich is good," Smith wrote. In other news, the Committee passed a motion to move forward with the Fort Mellon Park survey. Chris Smith will work with commit­ tee member Fraser to finetune the most recent draft of the survey. The survey will go out in water bills in July. The next Waterfront Master Plan Steering Com m ittee is scheduled for June 15 at 4 p.m. in the d ty m anager's confer­ ence room. 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 V f I . Ri v.n\'.\r,l l R AIT’: SANFORD — The Seminole County Sheriff's Office is investi­ gating the May IS death of a sub­ contractor, who was working at a construction site in northwestern Seminole County. Eyewitnesses say Jose Fuentes Rodriguez, 50. was working about 15 feet off the ground when he fell from a truss. The home was under construction at 1744 Brackenhust Place at a new sub­ follow this?" Smith urged the committee members that this was just another option they could look at. C om m ittee m em bers dis­ cussed the option Smith laid out before them, but all but one com m ittee member felt that a landscape architect should be the front-runner for the project. "This is too important to let the FRDAP drive our calen­ dar," Committee member Ron Fraser said. Stephanie Powers brought forth a motion to give d ty staff the dedsion power to lay out the park and to have them do the short process, by using one of the d ty 's consulting d v il engineers, in order to receive more of their FRDAP grant for this upcoming cycle deadline. Joe M ontisano seconded the motion, but then with­ drew it after further discus­ sion among committee mem­ bers. The motion died, when 321-832-1 16th Street, will be closed from 7 a.m. Monday, May 23, until 4 p.m. Friday, June 3. The city urges motorists to use alternate routes during this closure. 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So ]?ou are g rad u atin g from High Sch ool. C O N G RA TU ­ LA T IO N S. N ow you w ill step into tlu* the next phase o f your life, an d ev ery o n e, your teachers, ers, you r parents, and those o f u s w h o m ay not even know who you are, are hoping th a t y o u a re ready, w illing and able to take this huge leap fo rw a rd . F o r so m e, th ere w ill be no further ed u catio n . Perhaps your parents ca n ’t afford to send you to college, or there is som e reason why you m ust get into the w orld of em ploym ent. On the su bject o f " c a n ’t affo rd ," may I suggest you look into the many finan cial helps that are available, even if you d id ­ n't have the high grades that would lead to sch o larsh ip s. T h ere are a num ber o f o rg an ization s that, each year, give finan ­ cial assistan ce to stud en ts w ho would like to co n tin u e into college, based on Nick m any factors exclu siv e of high grades. For som e, g ra d u a tio n m ay lead to en rollm en t at a C om m unity or Ju n ior • • • • C olleg e rath er than a U niversity. T his is p ra ctica l as it is g en erally less costly, and a student can co n tin u e to live at hom o and possibly even obtain a parttim e job. B ut le t’s focus on th ose who will m ove on to college. W hen they first w ent into High School as Freshm en, they to o k a step dow nw ard in the social arena. It w asn’t until th ey m oved up in grades that they becam e prom inent. Finally, as seniors, they were the top dugs on cam pus. Now, m oving into college, these "to p d o g s” will step b a ck dow n to the Freshm an category once again, and be th e low m an (or w om an) on the totem pole. It’s not going to be easy. Except tor m em bers ot your ow n class, everyone else on cam pus will be above you in statu re. Can you handle this? Are you w illing to be su b ­ serv ien t to others? Iff voi you will be living on cam pus, are you ready to hand ie tne work required to m aintain you r own living q u ar­ ters? Rem em ber, mom and dad won't be there to clean up you r room, m ake your bed and w ash your cloth es. Will you alw ays m ake 1t to class on tim e? W ill you get involved in extra cu rricular a ctiv ities such as p artying? Even though you may still be underage, there will alw ays be the lure of alcohol and/or drugs to face. A re you ready to say "n o "? I w ent to a sm all High Sch ool. We had only 52 seniors graduating. I he very night of g rad u ation , that num ber dw indled to 51, as o n e girl graduate, w ho went to a d rin k in g party after the cerem ony, en d ed up rolling her v eh icle in a ditch and into a tree. A re you prepared to avoid all of the tem p tations that w ill com e you r way w hen you get to college? For that m atter, can you avoid the tem p tatio n s th at.w ill face you even if you d o n ’t go on to co lleg e? * K eep in mind - w hen you g rad u ate from High School, the next day is the beg in n in g of the R EST OF YOUR LIFE. H opefully, this life w ill be prod u ctive, o f benefit to so cie­ ty, and one w hich you r fam ily and teach ers can be proud of. A gain - C O N G RA TU LA TIO N S on you r graduation. Now, you r w orld is up to you. Pfeifauf Your Views Battalion Chief Max Buffkin remembered To the E d itor It was the morning of May 4th, Two Thousand and Five They rebuilt your neart, but your brain could not thrive We don’t understand, it just doesn't make sense Just another Saturday, putting up fence To the hospital we rushed, all hoping for the best Doctors said surgery went well, you just needed some rest So many came to tne hospital, to not let your family be lonely The W’aiting room, most always, was standing room only We waited and wondered, what is taking so long He's not awake, he's not sedated, something is wrong As hope turned to fear, no one knew what to say We would hug, we would cry, we would join hands and pray As time moved ahead, our hope would soon fade A beautiful family was told, a decision had to be made His children, his parents, brother, sister, and wife Would be forced to make, the hardest decision of their life If Max was able, I bet he would want them to know H e's sorry he left, but thanks them for letting him go So we're all here today, to say goodbye to a friend A man who gave his all, and fought to the end If you knew Max for a day, you knew what meant most in nis life He was such aipproud r Dad, had so much love for his wife fighter pilot, and his oldest son Jason the fi He was so proud of you, you are his Top Gun brandy his daughter, his sweet little baby So proud that you grew up, to be such a beautiful young lady Little Max his football star, he gave you his name He'll be watching from above, the biggest fan at your games Janet you were, the light of his life He loved you so much, his best friend and his wife The firehouse will never, ever be the same He taught us so much, to keep our head in the game I'm not sure if Heaven has ever experienced Code Three (i III, , Herald photo by Tommy Vlncant Battalion Chief Max Buffkin, right, helped found the Sanford Fire Department Honor Guard seen here. But they will soon enough, if they run out of coffee I can see it now, wings on motorcycles, in crews He'll have them all lined up, getting tans and tattoos There's a new Chief in Heaven, and if I know him He'll motivate, the Angels, and have them all at the gym As we try to find answers, ahd Continue to ask Wny We must accept that God needed him* it was his time to Fly So fly to the Heaven's, no more sorrow and pain You'll be the warmth in our sunshine, the damp in our rain Soar into your new life, above the clouds you will go Battalion Chief Max Buffkin, you will always be our HERO!! Stacey Livingston Sanford Fire Departm ent Los Angeles Tim es Sunday Crossword Puzzle Editedby Rich Nonis andJoyce Nichols Lewis ‘ ALIEN ABOUCTKMS" By ROBERT H. WOLFE ACROSS 1 1953 Gable film 8 Smatt anchor 13 No longer bred 19 Tiger Woods, before August 1906 20 Non-alcoholic beer brand 22 Symphony that »V VVT - TTY/Y c ' F YOU h ave a p ro b le m w ith th e s in k , .( ! YOU DON'T l te a r d o w n th e e n tire h o u s e . L et’s not turn Social Security into Social Insecurity. *» is. I< 1 . Stlu !■ • Please join us at a community forum to discuss what many of the proposed changes in Social Security might mean for your future retirement security. Wednesday, May 2$. 20 0 5 11:00 a.in. —12 :3 0 p.in. Hawthorne Clubhouse JO O Hawthorne Blvd. Leesburg, FL To RSVP please call toll-free, 1 - 8 77 - 9 2 6 - 8 3 0 0 . Light refreshments will he served. 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U �w w w .aanfordtw w piD f.com T he Herald Obituaries M ILDRED DAVIS Davis- 81- of pal­ m etto Avenue, Sanford, died Friday, May 20, 2005. She was born Dec. 25, 1923, in Stockton, Ga. Survivors include daugh­ ter-in-law, Donna Davis of Longw ood; four grandchil­ dren; four great-grandchil­ dren. A m emorial service will be held Monday, May 23 at 7 p.m. at the Church of the N azarene, 2581 S. Sanford Avenue in Sanford. In lieu o f flow ers the fam ily requests donations be made In M ildred's honor to her beloved church fam i­ ly at the Church o f the Nazarene in Sanford. JA SO N W . DeW ISPELAERE Jason D. DeWispelaere, 22, o f Longwood, died Saturday, May 14, 2005. He was bom Oct. 8, 1982, in Orlando. He was an irri­ gation installer. Survivors include mother, Aim ee DeW ispelaere of Longwood; dad, Donald M yers o f Orlando; brother M atthew Myers of Longwood; maternal grand­ m other Marlene DeW ispelaere of Wolcott, N.Y.; father, William Candela of Cam arillo, Calif. Memorial donations may be made to W ashington M utual, 929 West SR-434, Longwood, 32750. Tri County Crem ation Service, Longwood, in charge o f arrangem ents. BRANDON J. EALY Brandon J. Ealy, 15, of ________________ First Drive, Sanford, died Saturday, May 14, 2005, at O rlando Regional M edical Center. He was born Ju ly 22, 1989, in Sanford and attended Sem inole County Schools. Survivors include mother, Yolanda Canada o f Sanford; father, C arlton Ealy, Jr.; sis­ ter, Jonesha H olden; broth­ ers, Timothy O 'N eal, Jr., C arveus Ealy and C arlton Ealy III; grandfathers C harlie Canada, Sr. of Sanford, C arlton Ealy Sr. of Colum bus, Ga.; grandm oth­ er, Lorretta Ealy of Orlando. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangem ents. A KATHLEEN PROKOSCH M AZIARZ Kathleen Prokosch M aziarz, 51. o f Sanford, died Saturday, M ay 14, 2005. Bom April 2 8 ,1 9 5 4 , in Newport, R.I., she moved to Sanford in 1958. She was the director at the Oak Arbor C hristian School. She was Rom an Catholic. Survivors include hus­ band, Todd of Sanford; mother, Effie Edwards of Longwood; father, John Prokosch o f Sanford; daugh­ ter, M ichelle Green of Sanford; sons, Todd III and Paul, both of Sanford; sis­ ters Kim berly of M arquette, Mich., Theresa of Fort Lauderdale and Sue of Longwood; brothers, Jim m y P. of O viedo, Jim m y E. of Stuart, M ark o f C leveland, Ohio, and M ike o f Houston, Tex; two grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday at Gramkow Chapel o f the Colllson Family Funeral Home and Crem atory with Father M ark C hristopher officiat­ ing. Interm ent was private. Gram kow Chapel o f the C ollison Fam ily Funeral H om es and Crematory, Sanford, in charge of arrangem ents. LESTER K . TILLM AN Lester K. Tillm an, 68, o f Apopka, died Monday, May 16, 2005. Bom in Asterdam, Ga., he moved to Central Florida in 1958. He was an A*1 blender for the Coca Cola Com pany and a m ember of St. Elizabeth Church of God by Faith in Apopka. Survivors include sons, Terrance T. Tillm an, Dana K. Tillm an and Carlos V. Tillm an; daughters, Verlle F. Thom pson, Kottie P. Tillm an, Finnell Lorna King; sisters, Daisy Clark, Lillie Mae Prowell, Annie G. Shorts, Ju lia T. Ivey, Jimm y Lee Tillm an and Della Mae Brock; brothers, Lusher W illiam s, Eddie Tillman, and Robert Lee Tillman. G olden's Funeral Home, Inc., W inter Park, in charge of arrangem ents. M ARY M ILLER W ALKER M ary M iller Walker, 86, of W inter Park, died Monday, May 16, 2005. Bom in Reynolds, Ga., she moved to central Florida in 1942. She was a food service associate at Walt Disney World and a m em ber of New W arner Chapel Prim itive Baptist Church in W inter Park. Survivors include sons. C lyde Walker Sr., Charlton Walker, Sr., both of Orlando, M atthew Walker of Stone M ountain, Ga., and Freddie W alker o f W inter Park; daughter, Lizzierene D ow dell o f Eatonville; sis­ ter, Fannie Mae Batten of Reynolds, G a.; brother, J.W. M iller o f Reynolds, Ga.; 16 grandchildren; 41 great­ grandchildren; nine greatgreat grandchildren. G o ld en 's Funeral Home, Inc., W inter Park, in charge o f arrangem ents. M U RIEL W ALLACE M uriel Wallace, 88, of O coee, form erly o f Sanford, died Sunday, May 15, 2005 at her residence. B o m in Bronx, N.Y., she m oved to Sanford in 1973. She w as a form er executive secretary for the G illette C orn, and a form er case­ w orker for D.C.F. o f Florida. She was a m em ber o f All Souls C atholic Church and the Sanford Garden Club. Survivors include brother, A rthur T. M cArdle, Jr. o f Sanford; sister, H arriett Greco of O coee; six grand­ children; m any great-grand­ children. A M ass o f C hristian Burial w as held Thursday, M ay 19, at All Souls C atholic Church w ith burial at Evergreen Cemetery. In lieu o f flow ers, donations may be m ade to the A m erican Heart A ssociation, North Central Florida Area, 237 E. M arks Street, O rlando, 32803 or the A rnold Palm er Childrens H ospital, 92 West M iller Street, O rlando, 32806. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangem ents. ROY W ILSO N Roy W ilson, 77, of Lake Mary, died Tuesday, May 17, 2005 at South Sem inole H ospital, Longwood. He m oved to Lake M ary from Las Vegas in 2003. He was previously em ployed by M anasco M anufacturing, and was a m em ber of the M oose Lodge in Iow a.1 Survivors include wife, Darlene; sort, G ary; eight * grandchildren; 13 great­ grandchildren. A m em orial service will be held at a later date. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangem ents. percent of all Floridians choose to buckle up, according to a Seminole County news release. The Seminole County Sheriff's Office and other law enforcement agencies in the county will take part. 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NV and Linda Sm ith, Apopka, F L S o n s: B ru ce Miller, Daytona and Fred M cSw ain, S n e a d s. F L Sev eral grand children A great grand children.__________ 't m r n c p a id U f& j n e o w H U f f it h r m o w S $ m e a m t n ^ u l f i m e w a l a / Z o t o e d l t d to to a n a t io n . d o t / ie s a m e A im . Mildred Davis i Palmetto Avc.. Sanford, Florida died peacefully < May 2 0 . 200 5 . B o ra D ecem ber 2 5 , 1923 Fstockton. Georgia. Mildred is preceded in death b j her husband George Davis and their only io n Jesse'1 Davis. She is survived by here daughter in- law. Donna Davis o f Longwood. Florida. Four grand­ children. Stephen Davis o f Lake Mary, FL, Angela Snow o f Mt Airy. North Carolina. Jessica Davis o f Longwood. FL. Mark Davis o f Longwood. FL. Four greal grandchildren Jordan Davis o f Lake Mary. FL . Justin D avis o f L ake M ary, F L , Kunberly Snow o f M t Airy, North Carolina and 1 J c » w Snow o f ML Airy. North Carolina . m e m o ria l Service is to be held on Monday M a j '2 3 2005 at 7 0 0 P M at the Church o f t h o Na/arcnc. 2581 S Sanford A v e , Sanford. FL 32773 fin lieu of flowers die family requests that duos be nude in Mildred's honor to her beloved ! church lirmly at the Church of the Naaatcne, Sanford. FL - f i r a a n y ' >•« •»* «r»alfy m isted! C on tact y o u r lo c a l N F IM m ember, who know s the value o f creatin e a m ean in g fu l fu n e r a l service. Banfield Funeral Home T o S e n e A s We W ould B e Serv ed " S in ce 1989 420 W S K 4 3 4 * W inter Springe 4 0 7-327-1300 www Han I ic Id I u n r r aJJv «tie corn �*% Page 6A T h i Herald Sunday. May 22. 2005 L if e S www.MnfofdnawapapT.com t y l e T h e W a y W e W ere: Success Stories Return to the summer of 1943 Tw o Sanford teens m ake th e ir com m unity proud Nikita Anderson, a 17-year old dub member of the West Sanford Branch of the Boys and Girls Club, has been select­ ed as Youth of the ................ Year for Central Florid#. Nikita has been a dub member for eight years. Growing up in West Sanford, Nikita says she was sur­ rounded by drugs, violence and all kinds of illicit activities. Because she had Marva attended the Boys and H a w k in s Girls Gub every day . since the age of nine, * she didn't need to wony about those negative influences. Instead, she has blossomed in a safe W hile skimming through the Friday. Sept. 3, 1943, edition of the Sanford Herald, I found several inter­ esting items th at for some reason, 1 had not included in my July 2004 columns taken from that newspaper. So, here they are. Invasion of Europe Begins The large headline in the paper reads "British Eighth Army Lands in Italy." The Allies had begun the invasion of Europe when the British Eighth Army stormed across the Strait of Messina from Sicily and landed in Southern Italy, along with a Graco Mario Canadian continStin ecip h er gent at 4:30 a m. G e n e r a l • • • • • • • • Eisenhower was S u p r e m e Commander and American planes and warships had played a prominent role in preparation and support of the land­ ings. (In my Sept. 4, 2004 column, I reported from the Sept. 8, 1943 paper that Italy had surrendered). Other sectors of the war were also active. Huge fleets of American bombers had plastered Nazi occupied France and the Russians had dealt stag­ gering new blows to the Germans. Housholder to Head War Fund Drive Governor Holland had announced the previous day that State Senator Ernest Housholder had accepted the district chairmanship of the War Fund Appeal. This fund had been organized t»y a oup of prominent Floridians to raise e state's share of the $125 million the Nation's War Fund was asking for. It would be used for carrying on the work of our servicemen and for aiding the stricken European people who were fighting on the side of the Allies. • Senator Housholder, a native Floridian, had been a prominent figure in public life in both Sanford and Seminole County. He had held several offices including county judge, county prosecuting attorney, city commission­ er, Mayor of Sanford, and was present­ ly a member of the State Senate. S Ball Game to Benefit Hospital A diamond ball game was to be played on September 9, between the Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs to benefit the Femald Lawton Memorial Hospital. Manager Howard Long of the Kiwanis team, along with nis assis­ tants, C.D. Workman and E.C. Harper, were announcing that their team was engaging in brisk training activities. The Initial workout consisted of watch­ ing some of the Navy boys practicing in the park. The only jarring note in the Kiwanis baseball progress was the holdout for better contract terms by John Leonardy ed s the Kiwanis who had been picked starting pitcher. He ccontended that the contract nad been drawn up illegally. In the meantime. Dr. R.W. Ricker, dentist, was reported to be pulling a lot of teeth to get his pitching arm in shape to relieve Leonardy. Also, the team had been put on a mineral oil diet by Dr. L.H. Dame in order to lubricate stiff joints. Dr. L.T. Doss was examining spinal kinks that might lower batting aver­ ages and Dr. Henry McLaulin was giv­ ing their batting eyes the once-over. Ed Lane, first baseman, was doing a lot of walking the streets, getting his legs in shape to snare wild throws. Ed Lane had several comments about the Rotary Club's starting pitch­ er, Ed Higgins. "Old man Higgins thinks because he has talked several times to the owner and manager of the Boston Braves that he, himself, is a ball player. It is my belief that he may have been a pitcher before the war, but that was the Civil War." It was reported that Ed Higgins had been seen driving his car with all the windows rolled up, to keep from catch­ ing cold in his pitching arm Manager Levy advised the public not to take the forgoing reports too seriously, but he hoped that many tick­ ets, at 25 cents for adults, and 10 cents for children, would be sold in order to raise funds for equipment for the hos­ pital. Correction I'm sure that you realize that I do not write the headlines for my columns On my May 8 colum a the headline read "Early B&B's, Every Business Opportunity Counts" Nowhere in my article did I state that my parents had operated a bed and breakfast (B&B) It was stnctly a tourist home where people rented a room for the night. |ust like a motel No breakfast wa* served there or in any of tfie other tourist Ia unes in Sanford It was not until many years later that bed and breakfasts rame into bring m liar l. ruled States IS N E W A G A I N Lika a movie still taken from Gone With Tha Wind, the Yetoba’a grand home on S. Mellonvtlle Ave. exudes warmth and charm. Built by Sanford businaasman, John Dodd, some­ time after 1889, tha houaa has undergone several renovations, tha latest Including a theatre room with stadium seating. Ana Yebba (shown at right In a reclin­ ing chair In her new theater) and her husband, Mika, continue to put a great deal of time and care Into their historical home. Tha Yabba’e, along with their son and daughter, have called Sanford and Mellonvllle Avenue their home for almost a year. Their home was recently designated as a local historic land­ mark by tha Sanford City Commission. ----------------------------------------U ----------------------------------------- We didn’ t want to modernize1the house too much, r m- v » ■* >v because we love old. But we wanted to bring in some things that we love, like the granite. -A n a Ys Mm Her love of dance and poetry haa helped heT to chose her life's career. She works very hard at what she does. She makes good grades, and despite chal­ lenging family circumstances, she can be a leader and successful at whatever she chooses and making good choices dic­ tates the way things in life turn out. Nikita is a senior at Seminole High School of Sanford with a 3.2 GPA. She also holds a part-time job. Is active in her church, school and club leadership roles. She will attend Valencia Community College and the University of South florid* where she will study dance and poetry writing. The Youth of the Year competition is an Important component of Boys and Girls Club's national youth program. Nikita haa had the chance to show­ case her ability to be a positive individ­ ual and ahow the significant impact the club has made on her life. The Youth of the Year was selected from over 11,000 youth, based on their academic perform­ ance, community service, moral charac­ ter and devoted service to the club. Having been selected as the 2005 Youth of me Year she represents Central Florida. She haa had the opportunity to speak in front of hundreds of people. Sne has earned a fully paid scholarship. Nikita has been a featured speaker at the Annual Steak and Shake Dinner. She has been interviewed on UPN-65 talk show, "Orlando Matters", hosted by Fox 35 reporter Keith Landry. She was also awarded the youth community service by "Sisters Take Charge". The fundraiser event was held at Sea World Ports of Call, which had about 400 people in attendance. Nikita will also represent Central Florida at the regional and national lev­ els. The national Youth of the Year award will be presented at the White House in Washington, D.C. and a $10,000 college scholarship will be awarded. Nikita Is the daughter of Ms. Elvira Anderson. She has, indeed, made the West Sanford Boys and Girls G ub staff and board members proud. Congratulations Nikita. You are a S— Hawklna, Pag* 9A Stetson’s Com er Progress measured in ‘baby steps’ and sign language! Welcome to Stetson's Comer, where weekly we hope to share a bit 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 teas killed in the line o f duty July 8, 1998 in the place he was sworn to protect, but which could not protect him. Geneva will never be the same because o f Deputy Gregory...it will be better. This week's column continues to follow the progress of Nicole Garris of Geneva as she recovers from serious injuries sustained in a car accident March 8 ... April 1 - After a lot of stimula­ tion the nurses have been able to get Nicole to move both her right and left legs, feet, arms and hands. This is done by voice Darla Kinney command as well as by physical stimulation. ... By Tuesday s s t t t s s s evening, her sedatives had worn off and were pretty much out of her system. Tne nurses and doc­ tors were able to get Nicole to follow commands such as 'squeeze my hand', 'give me a thumbs-up', 'show me a peace sign'. Wow! Now they know she follows commands and it is not just reflexes ... The monitor, which was placed in her head measuring the pres­ sure in the brain, was taken out late Tuesday evening as well. We are told she is becoming "very active" but still in a coma. She opens her eyes for longer periods of time and they appear to be clear 1fer eyes seem to follow voices/sounds, but it does not appear she can actually see anything Also, today tney allowed Nicole to breathe on her own She did so for about 3 hours! This was considered a major accomplishment since it has been over three weeks since her accident April 4 - We are suoooo excited the swelling hat subsided and now the brain can begin to heal itself Good news' Baby steps"!! April I ) ' On Friday, they moved Nuoir via ambulator from ICU to a rehabilitation hospital twatby Thry did tin* because she is no longer run Scoles sidered to be in a coma and would have to be moved out of ICTJ. Instead of moving her to another floor of the hospital they sent her to a rehabilitation hospital where sne would begin her therapy.... She has a tra­ cheotomy, which is assisting her breathing with about 40% oxygen. The ventilator is not connected to the tracheotomy tube, but rather flows into a masked area. This is considered assisted breathing and she is considered to be breathing on her own with assis­ tance. Her temperature has been around 99.8 ♦/-, which is much better than it had been. ... Nicole seemed to recognize all of our voices. We noticed when I talked, her eyes would tum in the direction of our voices. She did this several times. We then held up a picture of Jacouelyn and Nicholas and she seemed to follow it wnen we moved it. April 25 • Nicole continues to work hard at her therapy on a daily basis. According to her doctor, Nicole is responding at a 20% rate. She is able to track and follow a balloon held in front of her and she is much more active, moving her arms and legs ... Nicole has a telephone in her room and so when I know that her father is going to be there, I call and ask him to hold the telephone up to her ear. Ed, myself, Nicholas and Jacquelyn all talk to her and her Dad says that sometimes, she moves her mouth as if she is trying to talk back. I know she can hear us and I believe she misses her brother and sister, so we will continue to call and hope for the best. May 3 • Upon mv arrival on Thursday, I found Nicole asleep in a wheel chair in her room. I awak­ ened her and her eyes were very wide open (like a deer in headlights). I kept saying that it was Mom, and 1 leaned over to give her a hug All of the sudden, 1 felt her left arm around my waist! At fust i thought maybe it was just a reflex, but then I began to rob her back with mv hand and she started to rob my back with her left fund ll nearly scared me to death!!! 1 was soooo ranted As I sat beside her. I just began to talk, telling her about my flight, etc Ail of the sudden her mourn began to move like she wa* trying to talk to me Of course no words came out, but she was irrtauJy giving me the stoop later that afternoon her therapists Joanne and Rita came in to give her some therapy. Nicole did really well. They sat her up on the edge of the bed and Nicole actually balanced herself, held up her head and sat upright unassisted for a few moments. When the therapists left they waved and said goodbye. All of the sudden, Nicole began to wave. I told them "Look, she is waving to you." and they both came back in. They waved to her and once again she waved back. They were both very surprised! May 9 - Over the weekend, Nicole began trying to communicate by nodding yes or no to questions. At first the nurses were skeptical but then, they asked her a series of questions and she answered correctly to them all! The speech therapist said that Friday during therapy, Nicole was making some sounds and she thought perhaps Nicole could speak. Then, this morning, when John went to visit her, he took the mitt off of her left hand. (She has to wear the mitt so she does not pull out her NG tube in her nose.) She began to sign to him! She was signing letters. Nicole took sign language for # number of years in high school and one year in college. John tried to find someone that knew sign language, but none of the nurses knew it and it was too early for the speech therapist to be in. John said she kept signing the same letters over and over and when he did not get it, Nicole got angry at him. ... John said that she is definitely in the frustrated state. ... Well I can't begin to tell you how overwhelmed 1 am to hear all of these improvements. When Nicole first got to Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital on April 8th, for the first 2*1- weeks she really did not do anything and the therapy staff was very concerned Now look at her!!!! You go girl! ...Our prayers are being answered, for without them, where would Nicole be? Love to you ail. Robin, Ed, Nicole, Jacquelyn and Nicholas We need you to tell us what you know that j» good about Geneva! Vlease share your information, idea* and comments by calling 4U7-M9-214U. via e-mail at datlaou mpi net net, (please put "ttetson s Corner" in the tub fe d line), of with afat to W7-M9 l i l t fh an isl �Hrauo Sunday. May 22.2005 Page 7A Church 35 ettorp 440-Lutheran Holy Croee LuBieran Church Seminole Community Church 9070 Orange Blvd. Sanford, FL 780 Sun Drive, Laka Mary, FL Paul Hoyar, Pastor Jonathan Thomas, Asst. Pastor Saturday Evening.....5:30PM Sunday M ooting.. Traditional Sarvica Sunday Morning ....9:30Am Praise 5 Worship Sunday Morning ....11AM Family Worship Sanrics Nursery is provided For Information call 407-3334)797. Sunday Morning Worship 9:00 St 10:45 am 404-Baptlat 4 0 1 -A n g lic a n 404-Baptlat 419-Church of God t L A S a i'i 3348 W. Sfl 426 (Atom* Ave) (1/4 mile off Greeneway. SR 417 Going East) Oviedo, Florida 407-657-2378 1028 Booh Of Common Prayar Sunday Sarvica* Holy Eucharist SAM Sunday School (all agaa) 0AM Sung Eucharlat 10AM (Nurtary at both aarvicaa) Waakday Holy Eucharist Sarvicas Tuaaday 12Noon Wadnaaday 7PM Thursday 0:30PM Friday 12Noon Tha Diflarancals Worth tha Distance 402-Atsembly of Qod City Church 860 E. Airport Blvd Sanford, FL 32773 407-321-0800 Eugana Smith, Pastor Sunday Sarvicas, 0:00AM 6 10:30AM www.oriandocitychurch.com 590 S. Country Club Rd Lake Mary. FL 32746 407-322-5979 Shana Wynn, Pastor Sunday School 9:46AM Sunday AM Worship 10:45AM Sunday PM Worship 8PM Wad Prayar MaatJng 7:30PM Nursery Provided B lu S ■ ----_ ***----------------------------- j r n i l B n p u n t M n lJ l f ln i V9QOQ9 5400 Markham Woods Road Laka Mary, 407-333-2085 Dr. Bob Parkar, Pastor Nsison Chapman, Youth Pastor •undayWorshlp iO:45AM •Children's AW ANA D u b 5:30PM Family Activities.. 8PM First Baptist C hurch o il •, . J , ,1/ t, # U- ***U*1 tU Family Worship Cantor 2482 S. Park Ava Sanford, FL 32771 407-322-9222 Jaff Krall, Pastor Sunday Worship Sarvica 9:30AM Wadnasday Sarvica 7PM 404-Baptlat Cantral Baptist Church 3101 Wsst SR 48 Sanford. FL 32771 -8844 407-322-2914 www ebesanford-om Jimmy Dala Pattarson. Sariior Pastor Sunday Sarvicas unday Morning Bibla Study 9 am & ):30am forshlp Sarvicas 9am & 10:30am fadnasday Prayar Sarvica 8:30 BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING COMPLETE SYSTEMS -A00 0NS FREE ESTIMATES •SERVICE AU. BRAN0S RESIDENTIALAN0 COMMERCIAL ■HEATPUMP EXPERTS' STATE CERT ICAC03M24 915 W. 2nd St 323-3517 891.m i S A N FO R D 207 E. 25th SL 321-0885 LO N G W O O D • Hwy. 434 & 427 ICE Hardware cassIlberry Stores win339-7365 ter orW SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL and DAYCARE H A RRELL & BE V E R L Y Pre-school thru 12th grade ‘A Ministry of Church of God of Sanford A BEKA Curriculum DAVID BEVERLY AND STAFF 602 W.22ndSL, Sanford *321-2723 T R A N S M IS S IO N S 209 W. 25th Strait Sanford, FL JIM ^ / D i a m o n d Glass V Company,Inc. ‘SmtarfiOns Stop GUM Shop* SOSPUMOa Avenue -Sentotf, a szm 407/321-2380 • F u :«7/ S »1»2 COMMERCIAL■RESttCNTUL SB 1 3 2 3 -2 9 9 9 ROW E PEST CON TRO L LOCALLY OWNED ANO OPERATED RON RUSSIA STAFF 2626 Iroquoif Ave, •322-2070 B R IS S O N FU N ERA L HOM E O R .‘SHORTY'SMITH AND R06ERTL BRISSON M-SS.S30AM-7PU IIS E. FIRST I T , SANFORD THE McKIBBIN AGENCY INSURANCE 114 N. PARK AVE., SANFORD 322-0331 9th St and Laura! Ava. Sanford *322-2131 GLASS ADDICTS Stained Glass Creations 104 S. Park Ave. Downtown Sanford 407-324-5636 GiassAddcts.com WgU A Danse Hurley Custom Wort •Classes •Supplies •SUMO Gut* Wnl Ejperwwe. f t Pncmur ItititicMfltftiaie JihoUiirfJMes.pl Churchlutsbr ChurchFniecis $150,000 • $5 Million 20 Year Term Fuad Rate N O PERSONAL GUARANTEE n m n w n iu m m t t * 510 S. Park Ava, Sanford, FL 407-322-8041/407-321 -0361 Youth: 407-322-5322 Rev. Joe Douthttt, Interim. Pastor Rev. Tom Smith, Pastoral Cara Rev. R. Wagoner, Music Rav Mark Wiliams, Students Adam Willow, Intern-Students •Sunday School... 9:1 SAM Sunday Worship, 10:30A;6P Wad Activities all agaa, 8:30PM Nursary Provided Seminole County PeraonaJ Injury Attorney Since 1971 407-834-5700 w*«j*0M Com htip/^aw com 801 W. 22nd SL Sanford, FL 407-322-3942 Rev Was Tanksley. Pastor Senior Adult Sunday School ....9:48AM Morning Worship.. 10:45AM Sunday Night E D G E 9-7PM Wednesday Family Enrichment 7 to 8PM Seminole Trinity Christian School Pre-School thru grade 9 407-321-2723 Aiao Day Cara Starts at 1 Yr to Pre-SchooJ. 407-323-1411 P in t OhHoh Missionary B aptist Church 700 Elm Avenue Sanford. FL 32771 407-322-5489 Rav Dr. Harry 0 . Rucker, Sr Pastor Early Morning Serv., 6:15AM Sunday Schoo l.....9:30AM Morning Worship.. 11AM Evening Worshlp(TBA)..4PM Monday Bible Study ...7:30PM Qraoe Baptist Church 910 Longwood Hills Road Longwood. FL 32750 — 4Q7-26fc369ftv . v , f 434 East 407-339-3817 Chris Whaley, Senior Pastor Sunday • 9:30 am Sunday School •10:50am Worship Sarvica •5:00pm Youth Choir •5:30pm Youth Discipline •5:30pm Awana •5:30pm Pastor's DiscJpteshlp Study •5:30pm Divorce Cara *5:30pmVocal Ensembles Tuesday 7:00pm Ladles Bible Study *AAft* TTvQnvtCNiy •10:30am Pastor's Bible Study 8:00pm Pastor's Dlsclpllneshlp Study 8pm M I C . at Night (Music A Missions In Children at Night) •8PM Orchestra Rehearsal •8:30pm Youth Bible Study •7:00pm Pastor's Bibla Study •7:00pm Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal •7:30pm Youth Activities In Gym RhrarWaik Church laniard Church of God 422-Church of God of Prophecy Church of G o d of Prophecy 2509 9. Elm Ava, Sanford, FL 407-322-4015 Thomas Hants, Pastor Sunday School ....9:45AM Praise & Worship ...10:30AM Massage by Pastor... 11AM Evening Sarvica......8PM Tuaaday Prayer Mtg.lOAM Midweek Sarvica (Wad) TPM. 425-Congregatlonal :t'j' Sunday School ,„^ t3 0 a m Morning Worship ....10:45am Evening W orship.....5:00pm Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church 2628 Palmetto Ave Sanford, FL 32773 (407)323-1983 website- www PA8C-LCS.org "The Femtfy Friendly Church* Ron Williams, Sr. Pastor Bill Simpson. Assocista Pastor Days Schnalle, College and Carter Pastor Scott Garrttt, Childran's Ministry Pastor •Sunday A M . Svcs 0:30am 8 11am •Bibla Study 9:45am •Sunday Eva Svc. 6pm Wad. Bibla Study &AWANA 7pm Hom e of Liberty Christian School Qradea K-4 Th ro u gh 12th Westview Baptist Church 4100 H.E. Thomas Jr Pkwy Sanlord, FL 32771 (407) 323-0523 WYnaLWfletYlfWtMCtlELOfB Bill Coffman, Pastor Sunday Worship Bam, 10:30am & 6pm Sunday School 9:15am Wad. Activities, Ail Ages 6:30pm 407-Cathollc All Souls Catholic Church Comar of 9th St A S. Oak Ave Sanford, FL 407-322-3795 Father Richard W. Trout, Pastor Weekday Mass 9AM. Mon-Fri Confessions, Saturday, 4PM Saturday Vigil......5PM Sunday, 7:45AM, 10:30AM, Noon 9AM - English (Social Hail) 9AM • Spanish (Church) 410-Christlan Safaharbor Christian Church 730 Upsala Road Sanlord. FL 407-322-0980 Tim Storms, Minister Joe Caputo. Youth Minister Michael Milligan, Worship Minister Morning Worship 9 A 10:30 413-Chrlatian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist, Longwood 975 Markham Woods Road 407-788-7708 Sunday Church Service and Sunday School... 10AM W ednesday..... 7:30PM Child Cars prowled Reading Room 145 Wefcrva Sponge Fid Ste 149A. Longwood. FL Phone 407-689-1490 Mon-Fri 10em-4pm Sat lOwm-lpm Grace Fellowship 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 Wad. ..8:30PM Baby sitting service available Th ai (M issouri B yn od ) 252S a Oak Ave, Sanford, FL Pastor Jamas Timmons Sunday School......9:15AM Worship Sarvica.....10:30AM Information, 407-322-3552 Htip7Avww.lcrma.org Church 101 Upsala Rd. Sanford Hwy48A A Upsala Rd. Interim Location: Upaaia Community Church 407-322-7312 Bob Breaemann, Pastor Sunday Worship: 8:15AM A 8:30PM Nursery Provided www.NewCreationChurch.ee 443-Mathodlst Christ United Methodist Church 408 Tucker Drive (comer of Tucker Dr A 427) 407-322-7900 Rev Wayne Stone, Pastor Sunday School....... 9:30am Inter-Mission.......... 10:30am Morning Worship ...11am Bibla Study W adnaaday.......... 8:30am Children's Time Included In Worship Nursery provided for Babies and Small Chlktran. 'Sm all Enough To Lova You • Growing in Christ To Servo You' First United Methodist Church 419 Park Ava, Sanlord, FL 407-322-4371 Jim Bradshaw, Pastor Morning Worship, 8:30am 811:00am 9:45am Contemporary Sarvica Coffee Fellowship, 9:30am Sunday School, 9:45am Youth Fellowship. 4pm Nursery Provided 428-Eplicopal 446-Nazerene Holy Croee Episcopal Church S. Park Ava 0 4th St. Sanford FL Sunday Worship 7:30 A 10a.m. Nursary & Sunday School for chil­ dren. Midweek worship In Chapel on Wads. Community meal • 5:30pm Wads. For limes A detail of studies and activities, Call 407-322-4811. 81 Peter's Episcopal Church 700 Rinehart Rd, Lk Mary, FL 407-444-5873 Rav Charles L Holt, Rector Wkend Eucharist: Sat, 5pm Sun 7:30am, 9am, 11am Child. Church 9am/11am Nursary, 8:45am -12:45pm 431-Charismatic Episcopal Church of Th e holy Comforter ■Ownamaac-EpiKOpal CNjren1 803 W. 4th St Sanford, Florida 407-323-8087 Rav Mark Barth, Priest Sunday Eucharist.....9:30AM 437-NonDenomlnatlonal UfeSprlng Outflaach Ministries Sun. 10:30am si Longwood Civic League Woman's Club 135 W. Church Ava, downtown Longwood Phone: 407-339-0277 Ws Are Changing The World One Life At A Time www.lilespringministrles-org Seminole Com m unity Church 5070 Orange Blvd, Sanlord 407-324-0199 w w w .sam inolechurch.com Jerry Walsh, Pastor Saturday 5:30PM Sunday 9AM. A!0:45AM Practical Meaaagea Contemporary Music Casual Dress Friendly Services Professional Child Care Shower Down of Bteasings 201 Elm Ave, Sanford, FL 407-321 8389 Timothy Hudson. Pastor Sunday Sch ool. 10AM Morning Worsnip, 11AM Tue Prayer. B 4 *e Study. 7 30 PM PraabyMrfan Church (U SA) 128 West WUbur Ava Lake Mary, FL 407-321-1021 Rev Brands Loyal, Pastor Church School, 9,30am Morning Warship. 10:45am Flrsl Presb yterian C hurch -4 9«tlTVItl H ■■A-irrl Ql Downtown on 3rd A Oak 407-322-2882 « Jerry Walsh, Pastor 449-Preebyterfan Bridgeway Church 421 Longwood/Lk Mary Rd Laka Mary, FL 32748 (currently meeting O Lk Mary Elementary) Pastor Jsffery Cook Sunday Worship, 10am Wad. Fellowship. 7pm WYKYr.DfMgiwAycfiurefi.n9l/ 407324-9080 Building bridges of Faith, Hops. A Love; (An ifflllsta of tha Church of the Nazarene) Sun. Worship 10AM Nursary Adult Sun. School 9AM Young Adults Sun School 11:15AM Sun. Youth, Food. Movie. Fellowship 5PM Mon. Choir A Bade Rehearsal 7PM Wad. Eva Dinner (by reservation) 5:30PM Wed. Bible Study Adulta 8PM Wed Bible Study Middle School 6PM Wed. Praise Team Rehearsal 7PM Thurs. Boy Scout Troop 545 7PM We Welcome Your Visit At Any Event Jody McKewen. Minister i T H o y w i i n w n u ra i 5210 Markham Woods Road Laka Mary, F L 407-333-2030 Dr. Michael L Andrews, Interim Minister Early Sarvica, 8:30AM Sunday School, all agaa 915AM Traditional Worship 10:30AM Nursary Provided 11neels Com snm •sunity enesee P T D w y v ran w iu iw i 'Knowing A Making Known Jesus Christ* Comer of 48-A A Upsala Road, Sanford, FL 407-330-2635 upMlfifiOmch flam Rev. Bryan L. Wenger, Pastor Sunday School 9:00am Morning Worship 10:00am Nursary Cara Provided 451-Seventh Day Adventist Seventh Day Adventist Church 5779 C R 427 Sanlord. FL (behind Flea World) Pastor David B. Graham Sabbath School 9:30am Morning Worship 10:50am Mldwk Worship. Wad. 7pm Childrens Church Provided Kids C .O .O .L Club Seventh Day Adventist M AR S H ILL S O A 300 East 2nd St, Sanlord, FL 407-323-5546 Sabbath School.....9:30AM Divine W orship......11AM Wad. Prayer Mtg 7:30 PM 458-Wesleyan First Church of thaNazarana 2581 Sanford Ave Sanford, Florida 407-322-3122 Jon Camas, Pastor Morning Worship, 10:30am Sunday School, 9:30am Sunday Evening, 6pm Wad. Night Bibla Study, 7pm Wesleyan Church of Paola 5580 Wayside Drive Sanford. F L 32771 (Off 1-4 (Exit 51) Wsst First Street on Left •One Mile) Leonard O'Donnell, Pastor 407-322-8332 •Where the Gospel Is good News' Sunday School.......9:45AM Morning Worship ....11AM Evening worship.....6PM Mid-Week Mtg Wed. 7:30 PM Please Share Your Ufa With us �► ** k ‘ ' * ' T~^ * * T n H nuii l*> g e BA Sunday. May 22. 2005 Open ( 10:00 a.m. - 0:00 p.m.) Memorial Day! \ts * ’I >/■ W i A ia S a v e at S A M ' S N B f on S m a i i B C L U B . isim ss i s i m ss Com e in today to get warehouse club savings on great items for your weekend celebration! 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She is a 1978 gradu­ a te of Seminole High School •and a 1961 graduate of Florida •AfrM University in •Tallahassee. She is a member •of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, •Inc. Machelle' is employed as a trade show saleswoman for the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau. Machelle Haynes and Wesley Daniels Jr. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Daniels, Sr. of Beaumont Texas. Bom in Beaumont he is a graduate of Westbook High School and Morehouse College in Atlanta. Daniels is employed as a real estate acquision manager for the Atlanta Housing Authority. The wedding will be on July 9th at Antioch Baptist Church in Atlanta, Ga. Committee 1A such as the supervisor of elec­ tions, the Sheriff’s Office and the county property appraiser, said M ayor Bob Goff of Casselberry. The group then discussed what priorities for future con­ solidation might be consid­ ered. Information technology, libraries, transportation (including a com m uter rail system), stormwater, and parks were just some men­ tioned. Some m unicipalities like Sanford had not had the chance to discuss consolida­ tion ideas. Sanford M ayor Linda Kuhn said the city com­ mission would discuss ideas at its next meeting Monday, May 23. Greene pointed out that Lake M ary is out o f Bpace for parks and would like to reach out to Sanford or the county to what possibilities might arise. He also mentioned the possi- bility o f a pool near Lake M ary High School, and expansion of libraries. Lake Mary doesn't have a library within city limits. Altam onte Springs has a library, but it is city owned, whereas the rest in Seminole are run by the county. Some changes may be possible there. The county will be given an update on tne libraries at its next meeting Tuesday, May 24, Henley said. M em bers o f the group agreed that a good first step would be to get on the same page with these issues. They need to answer where each one is at with stormwater, for example. In the end, the group agreed to research three areas for possible consolidation: libraries, stormwater, and parks and recreation. Each entity will have staff work on these for the next meeting. M u rd er C o n tin u ed fro m Png* IA do more. "Today is impressing the family," ne said of the recan­ vassing of the neighborhood. "We hope this shakes up the neighborhood." Most doors that Brown and investigators knocked on remained closed. Kathryn Fryer, who lives at 906 Celery Ave., said she was not home when the murder took place. Fryer said suspicious peo­ ple always walk up and down the street at night. There are no lights in front of the homes on the north side of Celery, she pointed out. Sne said she does not feel safe, especially with small children. The woods on the east side of the street are a mess and all kinds of people walk through at night. "That's why I'm trying to get out of this neighborhood," she said. ------------- ( ( --------------- W e hope this shakes up the neighbor­ hood. Rodney Brawn, undo of Mark Pearson JJ Pearson's cousins said they have no idea who could have shot their cousin. "W e were watching Monday Night Football and our cousin came in and told me Mark Anthony had been shot," said Chip Perkins, Pearson’s cousin who lives in Sanford. Investigator Daniel Camargo said they wanted to talk with neighbors again. He said maybe some people have thought about it since their first canvass of the area in December. Maybe people in the neighborhood have changed tneir minds about giving police any information. "It speaks highly to have the family here," he said. Camargo and others left cards on doors and with peo­ ple they met asking for assis­ tance from residents. Cohen said Friday that several calls have already come in through both the CrimeLine number and the department number. Anyone with information should contact CrimeLine at 407-423-TIPS or 8477. The Sanford Police number is 407323-3030. Sanford history book still available, covers Celery City’s first 125 years By Nick Pfalfauf H erald Staff Som e tim e back, the Sanford H erald asked area residents to subm it photos depicting the history of the area. We then put them all together into a book, (often referred to as a "co ffee tab le" book), and offered them for sale. M any were purchased for personal use as well as gifts. Contained inside the 128 pages of photos were some as far back as the early 1800's, and m any from the 2 0 's, 3 0 's, 4 0 's, 50's and later. (Heck, there were even four photos of me taken back in the 50's). It has been said that a p icture is worth a thousand words If this is true, this book has tens of thousands of words, but in photographic form For those who have lived in the Sanford area for the P lf f 9A H aw k in s n w w iu f is this committee would be to see where this cooperation could be extended. Morris pointed out several other areas, including a lot of effort the O rlando Sanford International Airport. "W e've spent more time on L an y Dale tnan the test of you comlsined," Morris said. Henley suggested that this kind o f cooperation, together with a large amount of time devoted by volunteers Is why Seminole County "is what it is." Lake M ary Mayor Thomas Greene pointed out that the county has helped attract high tech business to the 1-4 corri­ dor with incentives. The coun­ ty also plans two pedestrian bridges in Lake Mary, one from the elementary school to City Hall over Lake M ary Boulevard, and the other on Rinehart Road. The county also provides services directly to the cities Sunday. May 22.2005 several decades, these pho­ tos w ill surely bring back m em ories o f the past, and many tim es, visions of what the city looked like as well as the peop le w ho were involved in gov ernm en t, bu siness, churches, and clubs. You m ay see your church group back in the 30's or 4 0 's, or som eone you know in a picture o f a sports team or fam ily g athering. For exam ple, did you know that Mrs. O.K. G o ff's kinder­ garten class presented a M other G oose program at First Baptist Church in 1959? You'll rind a photo of the students who participated. Where you in the Crooms Academy Concert Choir in the edrly 1960's? You may find your photo in this book For those who may have moved to Sanford recently, the book w ill give you a vision of what used to be See what the Idkrfrunt used to look like years and years before it becam e the RiverWalk, what the C ivic Center was when it was first built, and som e of the origi­ nal dow ntow n bu siness establishm ents and govern­ ment buildings. W hen we started selling these books at the Sanford Herald, they went like hot cakes. M any folks purchased them in advance. We originally thought ail of them were gone. But NO, such was not tire case. From the printers, we have now obtained a limited number of copies, and are once again offering them for sale at the front desk of the Sanford Herald, 300 N orth French Avenue in Sanford. The cost? Just $19.95 plus tax if you want to purchase the first 125 years of history in Sanford, stop in and buy this book You'll be glad you did The Mayor's Charity Golf Tournament to ben­ efit the Good Samaritan Home of Sanford, In c, will be Friday, June 17 at the Mayfair Country Club, 3536 Country Club Drive in Sanford. R e g is tr a tio n starts at 7 a.m. with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. There will be a fo u r-p e rso n scramble. The deadline for reg­ istration is June 10™. Entry fees for Individuals is $75. A four-per­ son team entry is $300. Lunch tick­ be rapre- ets are $25. Hole •enMng Central Florida In fte sponsorship is Boys *id Giris Club's selection $100 and tourna­ of their Mouth of the Year. Good ment sponsor­ ship is $500. LuckNMtal Brittney S. Martin, a 17-year old junior at Seminole high School has been recognized for superior academ­ ics by the National Society of High School Scholars. Brittney has a 4.0 GPA and will be a senior at Seminole High School next year. She is being recognized as one of the top schol­ ars in the nation, only those students who have achieved superior academic excellence. The honor was made by NSHSS Founder and Chairman Claes Nobel, senior member of the Nobel Prize family. Brittney was honored and recognized for her hard work, sacrifice and commitment she has demonstrated, to be able to achieve this excep­ tional level of academic excel­ lence. She is now a member of a unique commu­ nity of scholars, a community that represents our very best hope for the future. P re s id e n t James Lewis of NSHSS says their vision is to build a dynamic in te r n a tio n a l organization that connects mem­ bers with mean­ ingful content resources and Bl H was rscog- o p p o r tu n itie s . ntnd as on* of tw top schotora Brittney says she ___________ will be able to build on her aca­ demic successes and enhance her skills and desires to be and have a positive impact on the global community. Brittney will enjoy a variety of benefits, schol­ arship opportunities, academic competitions, free events, mcmben-only resources, publications, and participation in programs offered. Currently there are more than 150,000 society members representing 15,000 high schools. We salute Brittney for her well-deserved honor. She is the daughter of the late Brain Brenson and Cissie Martin, grandparents are Roosevelt and Peggie LaMart and Tnedora and Marie Martin. Saturday, May 21, at 1 p m , will be your opportunity to get information on the new Medicare Part D Program for prescription drug coverage for seniors 65 and older; disabled, and eligible for Medicare based on income. Sodal Security will answer all your questions at the New Bethel Baptist Church, 618 East 10™1Street in Sanford. G ra d u a te s Cw tiflM d from Pago LA Along for the journey has been Convergys Corp., one of many technology companies that aid the school, but one that has grown in relationship to the school. "It's been a work in rogress," said Brenda alm ieri, senior human resources m anager with Convergys. The company has many employees who have mentored Croom s students, and representatives sit on the school's advisory board. "This has blossomed into a full-blown business partner­ ship," Palmieri said. "It's been a very valuable experience from an HR and business standpoint." Convergys has been involved with the school since day one, Collins said. The com pany has even helped determine parts o f the cur­ riculum. Students have visited Convergys for internships and job shadowing. The com­ pany has been involved with career fairs and last year developed a course for stu­ dents using the computer lan­ guage JAVA. Some students will have futures with the company. "We absolutely believe that some of these kids will come to Convergys," Palmieri said. "We think tlnese are bright, tal­ ented kids." M entoring com m itm ents are for one-year normally, said Cathy Alper, Crooms career specialist. Many of the 25 or so men­ tors from Convergys have made two, three or even fouryear com m itm ents. Som e nave become parent figures in the lives of these students, Alper said, relating the testi­ mony of one student. "They do get heavily involved besides academics," she added. In the beginning, the con­ cept was so new that officials didn't know what to expect. Would the students all gradu­ ate as programmers and net­ work proficient people, some wondered. "T h e kids knew better," Collins said. "Actually, I think to some degree it's actually P ------------- ( ( --------------- W e are always breaking new ground. Connie CoMm , clpal Crooms AIT n gone beyond our expecta­ tions." Every senior, she added proudly, is FCAT proficient, m eaning they have passed both parts of the state assess­ ment test. Many have college credits and Industry certifica­ tions. "A ll of them are em j able right now," she said. Si estim ated that 80 percent would move on to some form o f higher education. Some may go right into the work­ force. Either way, continuing education will be part of their lives, she said. "They will be committed to lifelong learning," Collins said. "They know better than us that things are changing." Palmieri said the business com m unity has recognized the value of a concept like Crooms. "W e've really stepped it up because we feel it is so impor­ tant," she added. "W e've tried to take the lead. We want to be and we believe we are the model for this type of relation­ ship." ighAlper said she often hit snip lights the relations! betw een Convergys and Crooms when she speaks with other companies. C ollins said Crooms Academy, a Seminole County m agnet sch o o l was a response to a need. The old Crooms had such a rich tradition, especially with educating the AfricanA m erican population in Sanford in the early 20th cen­ tury. The district rem ains unde a federal desegregation consent decree, sne said. People wanted the academic part of Crooms to be restored and business people desired the inform ation technology component. No district in the nation, according to Collins, has put together the academics along with a certification program and having a laptop scnool. Each Crooms student receives a laptop computer that is inte­ grated into their study. Students can reach the Internet from just about any­ where on the campus through a wireless network. "W e are always breaking new ground," Collins said. Not only have the students been trained, the teachers have learned and become pro­ ficient in the new concept. They have had to devote a lot of commitment and flexibility, Collins said. At least one neighboring county has inquired about how Crooms integrates the laptops into education. "It's not as simple as hand­ ing a computer to a 14-yearold student and saying, 'U se it wisely/" C ollins said. Teachers, students and par­ ents have had to leant how to manage and monitor laptop usage, she said. Another teaching moment occurred when FCAT scores dipped a bit because students were too into the technology. The standardized assessment is still done with pencils and paper. Collins said the FCAT writ­ ing scores rebounded nicely. "We really did put the lap­ top aside," sne said, especially for handwriting, gram m ar and mechanics. The first set of graduating seniors serve as pioneers for future classes. The seniors met the challenge and never used their situation as an excuse, she said. "The first graduating class did not have a senior class to look up to," Collins explained. "They set their own stan­ dards, and they set them high. That is the greatest legacy they will leave." honor those Friends of the dedicated to education, conservation SA N FO RD — Several local "riv e r h eroes" were honored with awards at the annual F riend s of the Wekiva River banquet at the Orlando M arriott Lake Mary May 14. The Friends also honored individuals and one organi­ zation for dedicated action in the area of river conserva­ tion and education Receiving awards were • A lexandra Bunker, a high school student from Altam onte Springs who gave insp iring testim ony at the g ov ernor's task forces on the Wekiva and who has been active in river clean-ups and other conservation activities; • Terrence Tysail, founder of the non-profit Cam brian Foundation, w ill be honored for o rgan izing vital and courageous work by techni­ cal and scientific divers that em ph asize the ecolog ical needs of the river, springs and underw ater cave system of the Wekiva The Sem inole Soil and Water Conservation D istrict was honored as the organi­ zation that has done the most to educate local hom eowners and school children about the ecology of the Wekiva River system. E xecu tive D irector M ichelle Thatcher and Board Chair M ike Barr received the award. O ther "supervisors" include M ark C lifford, Danny D eC iry an, Leslee Berrym an, and Steve Edmunds The conservation district is based in Sanford �P g g f 10 \ Sunday. May 22. 2005 T he H erald S a n fo rd F ire D e p a rtm e n t ge ts g ra n t fro m A lls ta te a g e n t C a rd SA N FO R D - Brent Carli, Lake M ary, was aw arded the A g en cy H ands in the C om m u n ity Award for his com m itm ent to safety in the com m unity. W ith this award co m es a $500 grant from The A llstate Foundation for the S a n fo rd Fire D ep artm en t S ta tio n 2. S tatio n 2 is just one of one h u n d red fire stations across th e state of Florida to receive a g ran t th rou gh a special p rogram created in the wake o f F lo rid a's devastating 2004 h u rrican e season. "M an y of the stations we are assistin g were com plete­ ly d e stro y e d , o th ers su s­ tain ed som e kind of dam age th a t h ind ered th eir daily o p e ra tio n s ," said A llstate F lo rid ia n In su rance C o m p a n y p resid en t Phil Law son. "S o m e o f the statio n s w eren 't in the direct paths of th e storm s, but sacrificed a p ortion of their local cover­ age to send equipm ent and M o G A M B O A M A T E U R S Y S T O L E A w L IT 0 N 9 to S ntifMo proto oy tommy vincvnv Brent Carti, left, hands a check for $500 to the Sanford Fire Department. personnel to areas hardest nit. We thank the men and w om en of Sanford Fire D ep artm en t S tatio n 2 for their hard work in a very difficult tim e for our state." Each o f the 1(H) identified fire stations is receiving a □ □ □ D D E U |G | □ D s □I la □□□□ I C B M N □ □ □ □ □ a n s T_ F () 2^ N S □ □ P R □ □ V L E R E 1 H _A L L s ' S E R ■3 E V A N S 9 T O N^ G A A P O □ U B H U T A N E R S L A C □ H A□ N Y L 0 N S A U K L E T sl P O P S A L L E V □ E M A N D J_ S H A 1 L S N O A M E A C A Jt P £ L E □ S T U B □ E N T R E 1> D E 1 T Y E |N A □ F F S O L 1 T E W t □ □ 0 □ □ 0 jy T □ □ R O B E □ ¥ H H L S N £ T A □ □ □ □ □ □ □ 0 □ □ □ □ T [ S | £ □ JB L ffC □ £ 0 Y. a N p 0 S i R R N T E G E D □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ n JN □ □ o See the crossw ord puzzle on Page 4A N orth P izzeria - S a n fo rd 2477 Park Avenue 25th Street Serving New York S ty le Hand T ossed Pizza S e le c te d Ita lia n Dishes (407) 324-5147 Fox: (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 -4 4 2 5 f $500 grant from The A llstate Foundation's Agency Hands in the Com m unity program to talin g $50,000 across Florida. The grants were coordi­ nated with assistance from Florida P rofessional F irefigh ters. Through the A gency H ands in the Com m unity program, local A llstate Floridian insurance agents support com m unity program s and organizations in tneir area ranging from A lzheim er's support groups to local youth football. A llstate Insu rance C om pany's Florida Region supports a network o f agen­ cies that serve households in the state o f Florida. These ag encies p rovid e a large variety o f in su ran ce and finan cial products. A gents and em p loyees of the Florida Region have a long, proud history of supporting the com m unities where they live and do business through volunteerism and charitable contributions. The A llstate Foundation is an independent, charitable organization made possible by the Allstate C orporation. A llstate and The A llstate Fou n d ation sp on sor co m ­ m unity in itiativ es to pro­ mote "safe and vital com m u­ n itie s "; "to le ra n ce , in clu ­ sion, and d iv ersity "; and "eco n o m ic em pow erm ent." The A llstate Fou n d ation believ es in the finan cial potential o f every individual and in h elp in g A m erica's fam ilies ach iev e th eir American dream. Photo by « M H aney Worto Sanford Middle School eighth-grader Zainab Somjl receives a congratulatory handshake from Vice Admiral David L Brewer III, U.S. Navy, after Walt Disney World names Zainab the winner of one of three DisneyHand Shining Star Awards during a ceremony at Epcot May 10. S anford M iddle S ch o o l student w in s D isn ey S h in in g Star A w a rd LAKE BUENA VISTA — Shining a spotlight on stu­ dents that dem onstrate out­ standing ch aracter and achievem ent, Walt Disney World Resort honored a Sanford M iddle School eighth-grader as one of three Central Florida students to receive the D isneyH and Shining Star Award during a cerem ony at Epcot May 10. Z ainab Som ji attends Sanford Middle School, and was chosen for the middle school category. Zainab received a "Perfect Score Award" for her FCAT perform ance in the sixth and seventh grades and has received recognition for the "A " honor roll for three con­ secutive years. A news release from Walt D isney World said Zainab serves in the school's student council and is a member of the art and math clubs. In her free time, she pub­ lishes a com m unity newslet­ LAKE MARY — Russian bom concert pianist Sergei Kossenko will perform at First Baptist Churoi Markham Woods, 5400 Markham Woods Road, Lake Mary, on Sunday, May 22 at 7 p.m. Kossenko is a graduate of the Moscow Conservatory of Music and Dartmouth College and has 9am -10pm 2 4 2 5 S . Park A venue, San ford i j im m ediate family. All D ream ers and Doers receive four them e park tick­ ets, a certificate, a special pin and a car decal. The 100 final­ ists also receive a Disney Dreamers and Doers trophy. The goal of Walt Disney W orld's com m unity in itia­ tive, DisneyHand — Helping Kids Shine, is to engage chil­ dren in society by creating healthy, guiding relation ­ ships with adults, providing constructive free time activi­ ties, offering character-build­ ing op portunities, and encouraging a sense of comassion for others, w hile elping those children who face adversity. In 2004, Wall Disney World Resort donated $24.7 million in cash and in-kind support to the community, its news release said. Walt D isney W orld C ast M em bers also volunteered m ore than 185,000 hours to benefit local non-profit organizations. K toured extensively in Russia and Eastern Europe performing clas­ sical repertoire as well as his own works. After graduating form Dartmouth, Sergei moved to Florida to work at the Kennedy Space Center Digital Media Lab, using his technical and creative skills to produce award-winning soundtracks for NASA’s presen­ tations and promotional pro­ grams. He also has worked at Electronic Arts (EA Sports) in Orlando on such blockbuster video games as John Madden Football, NCAA Football, and NASCAR Thunder. Currently, Sergei is a freelance pianist, com­ poser, arranger, teacher and is liv­ ing and working in Orlando. New Hope M inistries of Sanford, Inc — a Florida non-profit Corporation New Hope Fam ily Care t ter for youth and volunteers to assist senior citizens. The three winners — one each at the elementary, mid­ dle and high school level — were chosen from more than 500 students selected as Dreamers and Doers by their schools in O range, Lake, Polk, Osceola and Seminole Counties. During the ceremo­ ny, 100 finalists, selected by a panel o f community leaders and Walt Disney World Cast Members, also were honored. 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Seminole High Schoo re David Eckstein r S3 J 152 47 20 1 12 .30e • Was 2-for-5 with two runs, an RBI and his first National League home run on IW sday and was 2-for-4 with a run and two stolen bases on Thursday at Philadelphia. Lsfca Mary's Danny Graves Writer Will Kimmey. In 2005, Butera has put up the best offensive numbers of his career. The Lake Mary native is batting 33 0 - sec­ ond best on the team - with careerhighs in home runs (5), hits (63). runs (46), doubles (12), RBI (38) and stolen bases (8). Arguably the nation's top defensive catenet the son of former Minnesota TWins catcher Sal Butera, has thrown our an amazing 45-percent of would-be base stealers, having held the opposi­ tion to just 28 stolen bases in 51 attempts. He limited the nation's leader in steals - Adam Godwin of Troy (76 stolen bases in 84 attempts) - without a Sec UCF, Page 6B Prep year ends Mi am Felipe Lopez ss Cincinnati Reds m ti r hr 90 26 15 4 17 am • Was 3-for-5 with two runs scored and a double against Philadelphia on Monday. Sanford Middle S ch o o l's Corey Patterson CF hicago Cubs Hi rbi A 39 23 8 16 .253 Was 2-for-5, with a double and 2 RBI against Washington last Monday. Seminole High School’s Tim Raines Jr. •note Orioles nes is hitting .237 with ee home runs for AAAdwd> ie Weeks is hitting 326 h 11 doubles, six triples 1 seven home runs with LA-Nashville. z Lytle is is batting 319 for Lynchburg. . Bono is 0-1 with a 5.06 A with A-Wilmington. in Melillo is batting 370 th two home runs at Ane County. itt Allegra is hitting 222 th three home runs at AAdiand. ■y Grayson is hitting 289 th four home runs with is$ A-Bakersfield Blaze. LsPt armdey High Schoofe J ason V aritek >ox iM 16 .331 with a run run and an day again*! Warm fishing By Dean Smith Herald Start OVIEDO — For the first time in five yean, Seminole County will not have a representative at the FHSAA State Baseball Finals. Tuesday night at Mlkler Field, Boone took control of the game from the first batter and except for a few defensive lapses gave host Oviedo very little chance to breath as the Braves eliminated the Lions in impressive fash­ ion, 14-3, in five innings in the G ass 6A-Region 1 Finals. The victory was the 22nd in 25 games for Boone, which improves to 24-6 on the season and advances to next week's State Tournament at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, while the loss was just the second in 15 games for Oviedo, which ends the season with a 228 record. The loss also ended the 2004-05 Prep Sports Year for Seminole County teams which claimed two FHSAA State Championships in Boys Golf (Lake Mary) and Boys Wrestling (unbeaten Oviedo) and an Independent State Championship in Girls rWVQ pngiot oy ijinri nvnu »»- -■-* n t l f 9 n m 9ms llan W a n l i Oviedo shortstop John Prano (above) and pitcher Coray Bevis (left) gave it their best, but it just wasn't enough to stow down red-hot Boone as the Braves ended the Lions sea­ son, 14-3 in five Innings, In the Class 6A-Region I Finals Tuesday night at Milder Field. Prano was onefor-two with a walk and a run scored, reaching base all three times he came to the plate, while Bevis, who struck out five in 2-1/3 innings of work, was one-for-two and drove in a run as Oviedo ends the sea­ son with a 22-8 record. See Oviedo, Page 2B CF j Boone Oviedo 1 1 9 5 11 5^40 • Got ninth save in 11 chances against Philadelphia last Saturday. r UCF catcher is one of 10 named to list blasts Cincinnati Reds I saw so h hw. Lake Mary's Drew Butera (shown tag­ ging out an FAU runner at the plate dur­ ing hie freshman season) was named a semifinalist for the Johnny Bench Award. St. Loufe Csnflnato so h r H > rafUCPi UCF Junior catcher Drew Butera was named one of 10 semifinalists for the Coleman Company - Johnny Bench Award, the Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission announced Thursday. Thirty-seven catchers from 16 confer­ ences were nominated for the awarc(by their coaches and that list was trimmed to 10 semifinalists. "We are proud of Drew and the progress he has made over his career at UCF,” stated head coach Jay Bergman. "Drew has put in a great deal of nard work to be in position to earn one of the nation's top collegiate awards." Butera, a 48tn round draft pick of the Toronto Blue Jays out of Bishop Moore High School is widely considered one of tne top five calching prospects in the collegiate ranks for the 2005 Major League Baseball Draft. "B uten's catchand-throw skills help him stand out as one of the nation's top defensive catch­ ers," stated Baseball America National stolen base in two attempts in a threegame series at Troy. A comprehensive biography will be created on each of the semifinalists and sent to the national voting panel at the end of May for a vote to determine the three finalists. The finalists will be announced on June 1, 2006, prior to the NCAA Regionals and Major League Baseball Draft. A final vote among the national committee will occur during the College World Series. All finalists will be brought to Wichita and the win­ ner will be announced at the 8th Annual Greater Wichita Sports Banquet on June 29, 2005. Johnny Bench presented Cal State Fullerton catcher, Kurt Suzuki, with the award last June in Wichita, Kan. Chris Iannctta of the University of North Carolina and Landon Powell of the University of South Carolina were the other finalists for the award. Thursday night, Butera scored a run Things are really heating up on the east coast of Central ; Florida. The bait is thick and | so are the fish. Reports of large gator trout are being talked about by many fisherman. These Urge trout are in the spawning sea­ son and can be very aggres­ sive. The two hot baits seem to be a top water plug such as a Skitterwalk, Poppa Dog, Chug Bug or a Zara Spook and the other hot bait is a soft jerk bait such as the Rip Tide Flats Chub rigged on a Daiichi Bleeding Bait offset 3 /0 hook. You need to go early for these big trout because they feed best under low light con­ ditions. Don't think however you can’t catch quality trout in the middle of the day. My largest trout came last Memorial Day toward the end of a charter. It was around 1 p.m. and we were just about to call it a day when I spotted the trout My client was standing beside me talking and I asked for the rod. I make a cast with a Rip Tide 3 inch mullet and this trout nailed it. After a 12-minute fight I landed a 31-1/2 inch 10 pound trout. Don't hesitate to throw top water baits in the middle of the day. You never know when that big female might be lurk­ ing for an easy m eal Speaking of hot, the red fish have been chewing Uke crazy. The big fish are in large schools of 200 plus fisn and will eat baits that are presented See Outdoor*, Page 2B U CF home football game times set for 2005 season Three of the four games at the Citrus Bowl will start at 6 p.m. Special to the Herald UCF will play its home football games vs. Marshall (Sept. 24), Memphis (Oct. B) and Tulane (Oct. 22) at 6 p.m. and the 2005 Homecoming contest vs. Houston (Nov. 5) at 4 p.m., UCF athletics director Steve Orsini announced Tuesday. "We prefer to play our home games at 6 p.m. after receiving input frum our fans, alumni, stu­ dents and season ticket holders," Orsini stated. "As we begin a new era of UCF football in Conference USA, we wanted to keep the tradi­ tional evening start times we have had Jt UCF." The Golden Knights begin the season Thursday, Sept 1 at South Carolina in the first tullege football broadcast of (lie season on LSPN. UCF will be making Its fourth consecu­ tive appearance on ESPN in season openers Game times have also been set for an addi­ tional four road games. The Southern Miss game on Oct. 15 will start at 7 p.m. while the East Carolina game on Oct. 29 nas a 2 p.m. kickoff time. The final two road games of the season, Nov. 12 at UAB and Nov. 19 at Rice, will have 4 p.m. and 3 p.m. kickoff times, respectively. USF and Louisiana-Lafayette have yet to announce game times. At least eight Seminole County High School graduates are expected to play for the Golden Knights this season led by Brandon Marshall frum Lake Howell. A junior, Marshall was one of the top receivers on the team as a freshman and caught eight passes for 84 yards in starting three games at wide receiver last season before being switched to safety because of a rash of injuries on the defensive side of the ball. He started the last seven games at safety and led the team in tackles with 51, 30 unassisted, grabbed one interception and had a career-high 13 tackles against Marshall The former Silver Hawk, who also played quarterback and was a standout in basketball and track at Lake Howell, also returned three punts for 33 yards against Kent State Other local returnee* include Tommy Kasper, bee Football, Page 28 Herald photo by Jim Wend Former Lake Howell star Brandon Marshall (No. 81) will return to his normal position at wide receiver alter leading UCF m tackles after moving to safety m the middle of last season because of rash of defensive injuries for ttie Golden Knights. I �T m Hmald _ 2 B Sunday, May 22.2 0 0 6 Briefs Outdoors Continued from Page IB W W H M T U IN H O M l T m Central Florida Kniah women's soccer team will beat h o n e this weekend. will face off against Charlotte at 7 p.m. at the S o N n o k Soccer Complex. T m Knwh and m en's leant, the Kraze, are part of the p eu ik y Development League (men) and the W-league (woman). They compete in the highest level of men's and m jtm n 'e soccer played in Florida. m #ow ing ie their home schedules: M A ZE *h *W 17 vs. Cocoa Expos, 7 p jn . ‘ fune 29 vm. Richmond KickersFuture, F ---------------------------7 pjn. 4 July 9 vs. Ajax Orlando Prospects. 7 p.m. . July 13 v*. Palm Beach Pumas, 7 p.m. July 16 vm. Georgia, 7 p jn . M y 24 vs. A|n Orlando Prospects, 5 p.m. M U SH M ay 21 vs. Charlotte, 7 p jn . * M ijr 28 vs. Hampton Roads, 7 p.m * June 18 vs. Bradenton, 7 p m *h an e24 vs. Northern Virginia, 7 p.m * July 10 vs. Atlanta, 7 p m * July 16 vs. Richmond, 7 p m * AH tM m s are HOME a t Ow SEMINOLE SOCCER COM­ PLEX. C o at A d u lt. $7; Children (4-18) _ >3; College ID /M ilitary. 84. F o r m an information call: 407-682-5429. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY IN ACTION New Smyrna Speedway will ace plenty of action this week­ end with the Suffer Late Models, Late Models, Pro TVucks, Quick Kids, Modified*, Sportsma n Super Stock, Mini Stock and Strictly Stock daaaes aO scheduled to run. A number of Sportsman are expected as the first 100 lap Sportsman race will run May 28 and a large field of Sport— an is expected. F it g a in will open at 4 p.m. with grandstand* opening at 6 P-m. Racing action starts at 7 3 0 p m General admission is 810, $5 for students and seniors, dtildswi 11 and under are FREE. Co— and enjoy a full night of racing action at New Smyrna Speedway. THORPE W INS THE BLUE ANGELS CLASSIC Thorpe sank a 4 1/2-foot birdie putt ird playoff hole iagainst Morris Hatalaky to Monday an the third second straight Champions rls Classic his se Tour victory. m .t . D o o i g o u m panvd the first hole of a playoff Sunday night darkness. They paned before play wasi suspended because off« the second playoff Hole Monday, but Hatalaky opened the door lor Thorpe's winning birdie by hitting his second shot into a bunker. Thorpe, coming off a victory two weeks ago in the FedEx KMko'a Classic in Lakeway, Texas, took home 8225,000 from the rain- and darkness-delayed tournament at the Moors Golf Chib. Thorpe gave his last check for $247,500 to his church, but plana on keeping this one. "This check here, I think the wife might hold onto this for a little bit," Thorpe said. He forced the playoff with a 10-foot birdie putt on the final hole of regulation. Thorpe closed Sunday with a 3-under 67 and Hatalaky had a 66 to complete 54 holes at 16-under 194. Two rain delays — for a total of 4 hours, 18 minutes — left time for only one extra hole in near darkness. He had a chance to win on the second playoff hole. No. 10, but his 12-foot birdie putt was just short. AJAX ORLANDO SEEKS FUTURE SOCCER SUPERSTARS Ajax Orlando has announced that teams are now being assembled to compete in the competitive Super Y-League. All teams, with the exception of the under-19 team, will partici­ pate in year-round development session*, league matches and tournaments. The under-19 team will train and compete in a summer-only league that concludes in August For more information contact Dart McCarty at (407)8391982 or dmccartyRajaxoriando.ua or on tfto web at UCF BOYS BASKETBALL CAMPS The Univemty of Central Florida/Kirk Speraw Basketball Camp will be holding camp* this summer. Camps a n open to players ages 7-to-17 and begin a 9 am . and end a 4 pjn. daily. Activities indude professional instruc­ tion, 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 competition and daily contests. Each c amper 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 D _ June 13-17. Session ffl_ 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.justspovtacamps.com / speraw. DEREK WAUCH-STETSON BASKETBALL CAMPS The Derek Waugh-Stetson University Basketball Camps will be held in June and July at the Edmunds Activities Center in DeLand. Tire Camps and dates are as follows: 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 wwwatetsonedu/hoopcam p or call Sebastian Singletary at 386-8228101 o r e-mail at aauigletRstrtsonedu. FRANK GRIFFIN'S STETSON FASTPITCH ACADEMY H ie 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 dales 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 Rjepenhoff at 386-822-7337 or e-mail at tiiepenhRstetsemedu. BASEBALL PLAYERS WANTED The National Youth Basebill Association is looking for h hisrhull players between the ages of 12-20 that would to be a part of its 2005 National and International Tournament Team/*) and lor the Summer Wooden Bat [w gu * The tournament teams will be traveling to Ohio, m««inM, South Carotin*. Pennsylvania, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, Arizona, Louisiana. Puerto Rico and Hawaii Rosters are limited to 14-to-16 players per team, per age i will be accepted on a tin t come-tint , For additional information please call 773-2641040. e YOUTH SOCCER REGISTRATION The G ty of Sanford Recreation Department and Kicks N Dnbfetes. In c is proud to announce registration for the 4th Aimuai Youth Soccer Camp for boys k girls ages 5-17. T ie camp wiD be offend June 13th thru 17th and July 18th thru That camp » half a day from 9am to 12pm Camp , Director Brian Dorman, high school and dub 1 k agility training small tided games each day Each dadd wiff arcane a Sanford Recreation / Kicks N DvM tes. bv wjtirt T-Sfart Sign up now to nserve your c d k ¥ f7 \X y W S 7 W rfe M lr it ’ were able to snag a couple on top water last week and that in itself is an awe­ some sight. The mouth of a red fish is on tiie bottom so they have to lift their head to eat a top water bait. When you see a 20 plus pound fish come out of the water it is awesome. Cut bait and live bait have also worked well. The Rip Tide Realistic Crab rigged on a 3 /8 ounce Rip Tide Pro Jig Head works for bait being crashed well also. Just: bok I fish. or large pods of mullet to find \ nano out in deeper water, usually Bigi reds hang 3-5 feet, and will tail and fin. The tails are huge and are very hard to miss. Also look for tarpon cruising the fiats. We jumped a 15-pound fish last week. This fish crushed a Chug Bug. Tarpon can be very spooky on the flats, but if you approach them properly they will eat. Cut mullet or live mullet will catch their atten­ tion. Just remember to bow when you hook one or it will be goodbye Mr.. Tarpon. Whatever you decide to chase, get out and fish. Tight lines and good fishing, Captain David Rogers, www.aaahawgwildcharten.com , 407-405-0819, SO YOU THINK YOU KNOW EVERY­ THING? TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE WITH BOATU.S. ONLINE BOATING COURSE A lot of boaters have yean of practical experience spent on the water. But are you sure you know everything there is about staying safe while boating? In conjunction with National Safe Boating Week through next Friday (May 27), the BoatUS. Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean Water challenges all boaters to test their boating knowledge with a free, online safety course at http :/ / www.BoatUS.org/onlinecoune. Tne course covers a broad range of topics for both power and sailboaten. Accepted by many states as a certified boating safety course, completion can also bring possible Insurance discounts. "The best part of this course is that it's free and can be done any time of the day or night,” said BoatUS. Foundation Boating Safety Director Chris Edmonston. "While it's great for less-experienced boaters, we get feedback from older salts who tell us they have benefited from it as well They thank us for teaming something new or reminding them of something they learned long ago. This is a great way for all boaters to start fresh for the season " The course is recognized by the U.S. Coast Guard and the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators and is baaed on 60 multiple choice questions. Designed as a teaching tool, background material on auestion topics are available throughout tne exam and corrections and explanations arr-given when a question is . answered incorrectly. Any unfamiliar top­ ics can be reviewed with a "study topics" button. Those with 80% or more correct answers are given a certificate of completion. The course can also be started and stopped at Oviedo Continued from Page IB (Lake Brantley). Tuesday's game started badly for the Lions as Braves leadoff man Kyle Migetz rolled a 3-1 pitch into left field, just out of the reach of a diving John Prano. Ryan Wittman then bunted tne ball back towards the mound and Oviedo pitcher Corey Bevis had a golden opportunity to nail Migetz at second. Unfortunately, Bevis' throw was high and both runners were safe. Bevis then got quickly ahead of Stuart Tapley, 0-2, but after a waste pitch, the former Apopka Little League star launched a bomb over the 30-foot high fence in straight-away centerfield well beyond 380-feet to give the visitors a 3-0 lead. Boone dean-up batter Ryan Mathews then hit the next itch in almost the same spot, t this time the ball clanged off the fence and went for a double. Kyle McManus then followed with a single, moving Mathews to third from where he scored an out later on a grounder to third, giving the Braves a 4-0 lead. The Lions immediately got back in the game in the bottom of the first with a lot of help from Boone. Keith Bisgounis hit a grounder toward short that took a bad hop right over the Braves short stop's head. John Prano then Jut a grounder to short, but the bait was thrown wide to second, leaving all hands safe. Scott Dalton then pushed a bunt back towards the mound, but Boone hurler Austin Hudson also made a wide throw to third, leaving the bases full with no one out Bevis then helped his own cause with a single to center to plate Bisgounis and Randy Fontanez followed with a grounder to short that was nusplayrd, allowing Prano and Dalton to score and close the deficit to 4-3. But Oviedo would get no closer a* bran Roberts' grounder forced courtesy run nrr Brett Bevi* at third and D m k Lopez * the* toward right was wieggrd b y the L a cro sse £ anytime - you don't need to complete it all at once. The BoatUS. Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean Water is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit education and research organization primarily funded by the vol­ untary contributions of 590,000 members of BoatUS. The Foundation operates more than a dozen programs including a lowcost EPTRB rental program, the "Help Stop the Drops” national dean fueling cam­ paign, a free kid's Life Jacket Loaner pro­ gram, and has awarded hundreds of thou­ sands of dollars in grants for nonprofit groups for boating safety and environmen­ tal projects. FWC PUSHES THREE MAIN MES­ SAGES FOR BOAT-SAFETY CAMPAIGN In honor of National Safe Boating Week, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is also getting out the word by keying in on three core m ensgss as its Division of Law Enforcement gears up for a busy summer boating season: stay alert, wear your life jacket ana don't drink and operate a boat The agency says keeping these messages in mind can dramatically decrease your chances of getting into an accident and increase your chances of survival If you do. "In 2003, Florida led the nation in boat­ ing deaths with 64, and last year we had 68. We hope to reverse that trend by alert­ ing boaters to the biggest dangers," said Capt. Richard Moore, Florida's boating law administrator. Moore said the agency honed in on the three safety messages after analyzing Florida's boat accident data. Collisions with vessels or fixed objects are the two leading types of accidents. Last year, they accounted for nearly half of the mishaps on Florida's waterways. Moore said this reflects the importance of staying alert to everything going on around you. "One of the biggest misconceptions about boating accidents is that they are caused by extremely reckless behaviot but when you look at the numbers you see that it comes down to people not paying atten­ tion or making one careless move," Moore said. "We want people to go out and have fun, but also to understand the minute i something could happen, ikohol and not wearing a itributo to life jacket are the two major contributors fatal accidents. In 2004, alcohol use waa the primary cause of 21 percent of boating death*. Almost one-third of the fatal acci­ dents were classified as "falls overboard,” and drowning was the cause of death in 65 percent of thoae fatalities. "We don't know the exact number of people who would have survived these accidents had they been wearing a life jacket, but there is no doubt that moat might still be alive today if they had worn a life jacket” Moore said. Starting fids weekend, the FWC will flood Lee County with the three key mes­ sages to test out a new boat safety cam­ paign. The $250,000 pilot program will target boaters with television, print and radio advertisements, billboards, point-of-sale displays and handouts from law enforce­ ment officers, the U S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and the U S. Power Squadrons. The agency is conducting pie- and postcampaign surveys to evaluate the cam­ paign's effectiveness. If the pilot program is successful the FWC will roll out the campaign to other target areas with high boating-accident numbers. Visit M yFW C.com /law/boating/ to get boating-accident statistics. m h u m Plw le eeu n sey e l wwwaeshewgwl Gator trout like this 31-1/2 inch 10 pound monster being held by Captain Dave Rogers are In the spawning stage and can be very aggressive as they are starting to hit on the East Coast Braves second baseman and he doubled Fontanez off second to end the inning. It appeared the game had set­ tled down as Bevis went out and struck out the side, around a two-out walk, and Hudson got a pair of ground outs and a strike out in the bottom of the second. But any hopes of a battle to the end or another lio n s rally disappeared in the top of the third inning. Mathews led off with a single and, after a fly out, three more Boone batters got hits, chasing Bevis. The Braves kept the momentum going as the No. 9 hitter in the Braves line-up, Clay Abel, grounded reliever Fontanez's first pitch into the rightfield comer for a double. Migetz and Wittman also fol­ lowed with hits, giving Boone six straight hits, and seven in eight batters, scoring six runs. The bleeding was still not stopped, however, as a wild pitch, a ground out and a dropped throw allowed the seventh run of the inning to cross the plate, making the score 11-3. Hudson, meanwhile, had found his groove on the mound and did not allow another Oviedo batter to get past first over the final four innings, allowing just four hits and one walk, while striking out three, to raise his record to 10-1. Last week in the Regional Quarterfinals, the righthander had hurled a two-hit shutout at Lake Mary. After a scoreless fourth inning, the game would end mercifully for the Lions in the fifth inning as the Braves would tack on three runs on three hits, including a double by Wittman, a walk, and a wild pitch before Matt Williams came on to end the outburst with back-to-back strike outs. Three ground outs to second, around a two-out walk to Prano, in the bottom of the fifth inning brought the game to an early end by the Run Rule. Boone would score the 14 runs on 14 hits, three walks and four Lions errors. Migetz led the way with a 3-for-4, three runs scored, two RBI effort, while Wittman was 2for-2 with a double and three runs scored, Matthews was 2for-3 with a double and three runs scored, Kyle McManus was 2-for-4 with two RBI and Tapley had the three-run homer. Corey Bevis was the losing pitcher, falling to 6-3, allowing eight runs, six earned, on eight hits, while striking out five and walking one over 2-1/3 innings. The three Oviedo pitchers combined to strike out 10 over the five innings. Providing the offense for the Lions were Prano, who was 1for-2 with a run scored, Corey Bevis, who was l-for-2 with an RBI, Roberts, who was l-for-2, Bisgounis, who was l-for-3 with a run scored, Dalton with a run scored and Fontanez with an RBI. CLASS 6A-REGION1 FINALS •I MifcUt Field. Oviedo B R A V E S 14, U O N S 3 (five Inning*) Boone Oviedo 407 03 _ 14 14 3 300 00 3 4 4 AutUn Hud*on end Men Eaaon. Corey Bevi*, Randy Fontanei (3), Man William* (9) and Scott Dalton. WP _ Au»tm Hudaxi (KM). LP _ Corey Bevti (SOX Save _ none. 2B _ Boone. Ryan Wittman, Ryan Mathew*. Clay Abel 3B _ non*. HR _ Boone, Stuart Tapley. Record* Boone 24-6; Oviedo 22-0. Football Continued from Page IB a senior fullback from Winter Springs; Mike Lavoie, a redshirt freshman offensive lineman from Seminole; Sean Gilhuly, a redshirt junior offensive lineman from Winter Springs; Chris Narsesian, a redshirt sophomore wide receiver from Lake Howell; and Marcus Hubbard, a redshirt sophomore defensive lineman from Seminole. Among the incoming freshmen who could make an immediate impact include the Lake Brantley duo of defensive back Lamar Guy and linebacker Kyle Fowler. 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Purdy Brothers Trucking 800-745-7290 Fact ory/Pr od uc tio n Well established 4 growing marble company**WHHng to train"* Hard working reliaole only Competitive wages potential lor growtn Heavy kiting factory enwonment No eip iagd losutier position elso available Fa* 407-3305002 phone 407-321-4772 Expd Breakfast Cook SarrvOam Mon -Frt. Fu« time. »7!tir. 407474-8239 Expd cooks 4 servers. Jolty Gator Fish Camp 4 Restaurant Grow wtth us on beauPU St Johns R t t r d 8R4A 4 m4ss east oIGtfWK 407-3405554 Experienced Front Desk d ark needed at Super 8 Motel. 4750 SR 48. Sanlord. Please apply in parson. FT/PT Food service personnel tor Juvenile correctional feeding program. Must have food production exp. Mutt pass background check 4 drug screening lor security clearance Benelits with advancement opportunity. Call Ms Wheaton at 407-330-8750 X222. Foreman lor paint line • experience in Powder or ECOAT paint. Ortando/Santord Area. Call Norm al 586-242-0498 or lax to 407-268-9441. Hiring grower, wholesale nursery in Lake Mary. Will train Cali Bob. 407-925-2351 Immecfeale Openings I Rooters wanted. expd EPDM installers 407-349-2900 INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST I Always a good policy, especially lor business opponunbes and kanefteee. Cal Florida Dept ol Agriculture 4 Consumer Servces at 800-4357352 or FTC-HELP lor free rtormaoon. Or visit our Web Site at www ftc gov/buop Florida law requires sellers of certain business opportunities to register with Florida Dept- ol Agriculture 4 Consumer Services before selling Call to verity lawful registration before you buy Irrigation Installers, experienced only, benefits, 407-322-8133 Looking lor expd front desk or night auditors. Apply in person Holiday Inn Express. 3401 S. Orlando Dr. Sanlord Medical A eslstent, front office 4 Inaurance positions. E *d ohfy ■■eaEsnttMnaEte.tex resuma to 407-321-4027. Multi Shop positions available lor last growing company. Seeking dependable workers. FT/PT available Located in Sanlord . al 2664 Jewell Lane. Contact Jo e. 407-3216564x107 Need expd estimator, lor a iwsxteroal rooAng companyCM 407-666-8807____________ Vtvona's North Pizzeria needs pizza makers, sube, waitresses 4 phones. Apply with owner al 2477 Pa/k Ave, Sanlord. 5pm8pm Office: The Fishel Co. a national utility contractor is hiring an office assistant lor recapttonist and data antry duties lor our growing Sanlord office. The ideal candidate will hove MS office computer skills, be detail oriented, and famthar with construction. Bilingual Spanish is a plus Team Fishel offers career advancement, competitive wages, and an excellent benefit package including health. Ufa. 401k and a profit sharing plan Mail resume to: 2840 Stonewall Place, Sanlord, FI 32773 Fax 407-268-3387 On line www Asheico com EOE/DFWP Pipe Crew Foremen: Local work. Immediate opening (407) 322-8133 Pool monitors needed lor summer flexbte hours, day nxyx Bma 4 week ends Cal 407-323 7322 Shop Help/Spny Tech Atlantic Foam Inc Established and growing architectural loam company hiring motivated detail oriented people. Will train lor positions available. Good math skdls. and a stable work history is a plus We offer hoalth. and dental ra/xnos rcereve bonuses and a retirement plan We are located al 2664 Jewett Lane Sanlord. 407*321-6564x107 Ask for Joe. RepUte Maintenance al local pet store. PTT. flexible hours. $6 50/hr. bonuses 407-320-7001 pleasant phone voice, excellent communications skills, personality professional, proficient with computers, self starter, typing Microsoft Word. Excel 4 Power Point. Duties are answer multi line phone system, general office work, filing, assist with sates dept, greeting customer*, blow-up. on kne research, computer entry. 4 misc other duties Cover letter 4 resume to career ®y2kservlce org or tax 407-330-3240 Salary depends on experience 20-30 hra/wk. Recpt/Admln A ssistant: Rapidly growwg comm, printing co Full Time, benelits. lax resume to 407-322-1680. Call 407-302-9147 flesponeEite adult to maintain .numerous stocking locations Good Driving record a must. Non-smoker preferred Able to communcato with people. Abie to lift 50 lbs. Fastener experience a plus. Monday thru Friday Company benelits. Apply in person Monday thru Friday. 10 00am 10 2 00pm. Electromc/Fastners. Inc. 277 Power Ct. Sanford. FL 32771 or Call 407-321-4000 9alea A ssistant: Largs wholesale nursery seeks an enargatic, highly motivated individual to support senior sales staff Communication, organization, multi-tasking and attention to detail is required. Computer knoMedgs a r r u lt th the ability to team extended graphics programs. Fax resume to 407-321-1697 with rets Septic Installer/Servlce Person: FT. will tram, Mon-Fn, Class A or B CDL lie required DFWP. Acme Septic Systems. 407-330-0758 71— H e l p Wanted AVON Full lor Part Time. 50% Commission Popular Products. $10 00 start up. Free materials. 407-3338158 93— R oom s For R ent w « kl V K I n Tal S Starting • «62/wk. Historic uowniwwn 407-330-4423 97— A partments F urnished Stedcrd: Htaksto 3/15.2 story $95Q/month 2/t, SSOQAltonth 407-262-2002. 99— Apartments « U nfurnished MARINER'S VILLAGE LAKE ADA 1 80RM. LMVMO 3 BORM . IM 6M O ANO UP Cable Included 100— Condominium R entals 26fV2BA new toamheme. M new apple, comm pool, near Saminola town Canter, $975/mo. Sec. $975. 407-77+ 1040 103— H ouses Unfurnished HEALTH INSURANCE ANO *01* PLAN! Drug tree workpUee. Apply el: •*> Millar Onve. AJtamonle Spring* 407-JS09000. EOE {Landscapers and Grade Crew Laborers 407-3218133 _____ lawn Maintenance/Landscape Established company top pay lor exp Longwood area 407* 831 6436 Live in Houee Keeper: Prefer working person non smoker, no drugs, no pets, no cnildren. references required Room 4 board provided 407-3236019 I nan ex.^utws neolod PT. FT no e*P needed Full training pruvded Earn wnne you learn Greal income potential' Call Angel today 366-966-5512 Looking fw U n tf Tec IVt ore man Irrigation tapertanca needed Top I pay Cell American Eagle Irrigation 4 0 783+ 7966 AMERICAN LAFRANCE MED1CMASTER 3705 St. John’s Parkway Sanford. FL 32771 We are cuncully hiring for the following positions • Purchasing Liaison to Vehicle ProducUon • Mechanical Electrical Part time cook, server* 4 dishwasher needed. Contact Mytene. 407*3237306. L eg als NOTICE OF SALE Yard Person needed Adult. Clean up. cut 6 trim as needed. Also light maintenance By the job 4073236 0 1 9 WHEN +1+09 al 9 00 am WHERE Miranda s Towing 326 Loyd Lane. Oviedo. FL 32765 CAR 1991 Salurn 4 DR VINA 1G8ZF5493MZ103422 Publish May 22. 2005 0141 •MAINTENANCENIGHTS/WEEKENDS F/T •EXPERIENCED FOOD SERVERS F/T-P/T •C.N.A-/ACTIVITIES P/T WEEKENDS •HOUSEKEEPERS - F/T Upscale senior living community. Excellent pay/benefits. Resume Fax 407-322-3065 Assemblers Installers • Paml Preparation Tech • Entry Lcscl Fabrication Phone 407-322-2207 Apply in person or fas your resume Trie : 407-330-5911 Fas 407-V36-0534 Mruy tree Workplace EOE 3/2. Spacious Home, t Block From Lake. Wood/Tile Firs. Send Patio. Attached Work Shop. Double Carport. Storage Shed $950/3950 Deposit DOYLE MANAGEMENT WE RENT ANO SELL HOMES! FOR JIG RI AIT Y KINTALS •218 Sunset: 4BR/2BA. with 2 car garage, updated kitchen, Honda room, lawn care xnctUted $l2S0/mo -304 Temple: 30R/20A family room. fireplace. carport screened porch. $925/mo •1116-B Park, Sanford: 1BR/IBA apartment with CH/A, Security System, water included. $595/mo 407-322-8678 Brand naw 2BR/ 2 5 Bath townhoma in Dunwoody. Washer/dryer. scr patio. $950. 864-884-7177 ■ U n i IfM n M I TRAINING FOR EMPLOYMENT ItiH tf H l|ll<J 1 V ' -III lljr j Country Style City Living Convenient Spacious Affordable 300 OFF 1st Month's Rent With 12 Mo. Lease & Approved Credit Bulldozers, Backhocs, Loaders, Dump Trucks Graders, Scrapers, Eicavaton Next Class: Jan 3rd Sokterer 4 Assembly people needed lor cable manufacturer 4060 St Johns Parkway. Sanford. 407-322-7622 HELP W A N T E D Join the growing team at t HE N t A L S ( 1 0 7 ) 122 • S|NM'touHApartment* with large Closets • |jke Front • Voile) bull • Sparkling IYhH • Tennis Court* labo rers neeoed FO R U N DERGR OUN D U TILITY C O N TR A C TO R Starting Salary S8.SfVHr DOYLF m a n a g e m e n 407-3236670 Quality Living at Affordable Pricing. 1.2 6 3 bedrooma, lake views, 407-322-9104. I HO. ' I 103— HOUSESU nfurnished Site/Base Crew Local work F/T with bereNs. 407-3228133 Teem Drivers Lake Mary FL to Mobile. AL. round trip. Haul US Mail. Tuesday • Friday, IS 5h rs round trip & $22ihr 1-8868964429 . j j g - L i l_ a ^ e • I L ik e F o r m • Nituxu! Certification • Financial Auiituice • Job Placement ui your area M H IU 3 M Auoaatad Training Same** mm Equprrant School com Country Lake s Apartments 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford * 330-5204 Kt-l.iil Kirkland's THE MARKETPLACE AT SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER FAIR Kirkland's, a rapidly expanding gift and decorative home accessory store, will be accepting applications for our new store opening soon in The Marketplace at Seminole Towne Center Mall, rJ 5 1 WP Ball Blvd., in Sanford, FL. Kirkland's will also be accepting applica­ tions for all stores located in the Orlando area. Assistant Managers FT/PT Sales Associates For prom pt consideration, on-site interviews will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday ^Thursday, May 24, 25 & 2b, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the Briar Patch in Seminole Towne Center Mall, Sanford, FL. For interview inform ation or to schedule an appointment, please call (407) 324-9540; or apply online at: ls.com. www.kirklands.r We ultef j com prUlW uinux-nwtion putkjKe, (u k J vacation, retirement pf'Ayum, employee div*nunh, tapui auvatkemeht |nXen(ial aruj H’1*k j Iuki ojjjxirl iinin > (O f 1 �P **e 4B Sunday. May 22.2005 Tm Hoald M VI 105— D w l b x /Tripiex IX c * w Apd close to ter porch. A ttor age Rm. 1407-047-136* uldClassifieds 141— H omes For S ale I BUY H0UW8 FOft CASK 114— W a u h o u s e /Rental S pace Avoid Forteloaurst Call 407-211-7059 p ace A warehouM. 11.000 aq I t Can be derided K W 6 . 305-593-1551 7.5 0 0 sq ft. 3 offices, truck h o t * * . «3.12V n o ($5 0 0 *q R) CMM»Frt.M. 007-3220864 119—O ffice S pace F ok R ent l For Rent: 400 sq ft to •00 aq ft. Sanford Futton Office Center. 407-314-3750. 141— H omes For S ale Kanmore Electric Stove, aoS cleaning oven, almond. $100. 407-323-1678 King size bed with prAowtop mattress. bos springs $ frame Escalenl condition. $400 407322-8181. * * W O fO -1 7 1 6 A Ridgewood La 2BFV1 BADuplex, screened porch MOO Rent. $600 Society. 4O 7-322«018 For 181— A ppliances fc Furniture Fo r S ale Qorgeoue 8' fumrtura-styla table, decorative toga, better pockets, oversized i Rnvv piece naiwi s u e . Aoceseory Idl, bels. Brand new In crate. Cost $4500; sell $1350. 407-402-1781 or 388753-0488 141— H omes For S ale Steeper Sole, Love SeeL QMsa Dining Table $ 4 Chairs, mrec. 407-327-4322 Sanford Oak Ave. 38R/2.5BA. Split Plan. Fireplace. Fsmky Room. Eal-ln Kitchen Large Beck Porch. DtXe Lot $249k, 407-314-4154 181— Appliances 4 c Furniture F or S ale Undar cooetructton: 4/2.1 car garage. S128k. Pte cel 407-4887872. Agenl. Brown Harris Stavans Rasidantial Raal Estate 'JIMURf 1 PROPERTIES BOND MONEY neewv* up to 110.000 km homeowners ■ups home Mb 1200 ceeh Qovt Fardoowo. Repoe1 K U N X E . ORANGE. VOLUSIA1 I: 2/1. with Bonus Room, epplsnces. fenced yd. $90,000 4/2. Over 1700 sq R wAJv, On. Fern Rm w/Fptc, 2 Scm d Porches on over 1/4 ecre fenced yd. $138,000 i 3/1. w/Liv, Din Fern Rm, on over 1/4 acre tancad yd. $125,000 PAUL OSBORNE UhlURE 1 PROPERTIES 407-321-4764 A ppliances 4 c Furniture For S ale BED: NASA technology Vtaco memory foam mattress Ml. as teen on TV/MaJI. 20 year nonprorated warranty All new in plastic. Retard $1599; must sal S59S. 407-831 1322 or 386-7531515 Delivery available. :AI brand now Never-Fkp Pillow-Top Mattress sals. Queen, $135. King. $195.407331-1941 or 388-753-0480 steel ROOFING for Barne. Boat Oodu. Shops, etc Abo Cuban Pipe; isr& tr 16*k20>. Cal For Prices. Surptos Steal A Supply. tnc. Apopka 407-293-5788 199— 181— 219— W a n t e d to Pets 4c S upplies ft Patti's Pet Sitting & W * Cars For Your Dog or Cat to Pour Home While Ybu Are Gone! Plenty of TLC. W * brtog to newspapers, mat and even water plants I Chevrolet 1500 Ext Cab 2001 4x4 LT $14,950. 9282/Mth. CaR a visit 4070732966 com Chevrolet S -10 2002 Ext Cab LS $8,950. $189/Mth .C aJtor visit 4078732986 com Chevy 2300HO. 2004 ExlCab. $19,950. C al or visit 407S732958oom Chevy 3500 1999 Dually Craw Cab LS $10,950. C al or vtal4078732988.com Chevrolet Ventura. 2004. $ 1 1.9 6 0 .8225/Month. C al at vial 4076732958 com 407-321-0004 O il W. 1ST. Sanford M-F, 10-5, SeLS-1 M iscellaneous Hoi TutVSpa, 5 person, 5hp.20 (eta, cab., Lights, never used. Wanly, ratal $4300, sacrifice. $1595 407-275-1552 229—A uctions E state Auction Sat May 28. lOem. 315 Sandy Top Lane, Geneva, off 426,1/2 mle South ol 46. No buyers premium! Antiques, collectables, furniture, hariey parts, jewelry, estate goodies. G. Yost Au2S88. AB 2140. 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WXkswagen la tte 2000 VR 6 $8,450, $159/Mth Call or visit4078732966 com Je e p Or Cherokee 2001. Perfect. $11,950. $225 MJti. Call or visit 4078732966 com Nissan Pathfinder 1996 only 91k mi, $6,950 call or visit 4075732966 com. O F F IC E S P A C E FO K LEASE $30 month Convenient-Angle Parking Lease Required Call for Appointment (407)321-7004 Prime Location Off SR 46 1270 Upsaia Rd., Sanford 1,666 - 7,000 Sq. Ft. Suites $ 1 5 /Sq. Ft. 407 474-2166 - lElllll PAYMENTS i •j IN TM SCSKUT COUNT WHEN 6-1468 al 9 00 am. WHERE: Mkanda-s Towing 328 Loyd Lana. Oviedo, FL 32765 COUNTY, FLOMOA PROBATE DIVISION FBe No. OS-CP-171 CAR: 2002 Hyutdal 4 DR VINT KMHDN45092U463395 Putoish May 22. 2005 0140 MTHdORCUrr COUNT FOR H INNOLE COUNTY. FLORRM FROSATV OftSSRM FILE NO. 08-CP6772 IN RE: ESTATE OF EMERY J. WINKLER, The adminwaalcn of b e ol EMERY J. WINKLER, daceeaad. whose dele of dseth was February 1, 2005 and whose Social Security Number la xxx-xx-0581, la pandtog to b e Circuit Court tor Seminole County. Florida. Probata Division, the address oI which Is 301 N Park Avenue. Sanford, FL, 32771. The names and addresses ot the Personal Representative and be Personel Representative's anorAl creditors ol the decedent and other persons having deans or demends against dece dent's estate, on whom ■ copy ol this nonce is required to be served must Me their claims with tow Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Al other creditors oI b e deceor demands against decedent's estate must Me toe* claims with this Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PEROOS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE COOE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED 1- Polaris 1- Yamaha $3,900 each obo 386-789-5330 276-F ence Central Florida Fence All Types of Fence Specializing to Vinyl Fencing •Free Estimates ■Licensed/1nsured ■Quality Work ■Prompt Service 386-7BS-8330 Licia J. Winkler Personel Representative PO Box 2388 Ooldenrod. FL 32733-2388 James Scott MiSs, Attorney Florida Bar No. 0913154 PO Box 2386 Ooidonrod. FL 32733-2388 Tatephona: 407-538-2421 Altomay tor Personal Representative Publish: May 22.29. 2005 0148 County. Florida. DMebn, the ackfrett of whfch is 301 N. Pwk Avenue, Santord, FL 32771 The namaa and addresses of Representative M RE: ESTATE OF DONALD L WACOX. SR , NOTICE TO CREDITORS The dele oI Met publication ol this Notice la May 22. 2003. TWo Brand 407- 322-2611 cam, cnacK or w m i E I r tonrl craoK cam. Cradl approval to raquirad for invotcad ! advertisers W * h v v tiiw f l NOTICE OF SALE The admtotstratton ol toe eatate ol DONALD L WILCOX. S R . deceased, whoa# dale oI death was December 24. 2004. FRe Number 05-CP-171, it pandtog to the Ckcu* Court tor Seminole County. Florida. Probata Otvtwon, b e Kfefrsea ol which la PO. Bax 8099. Santord, Florida 327726099 The names and addresses ol the Personal Representative and the Personal Representable's attor­ ney ara set torth below. AZ credaort ol toe decadent end other persons having dakns or demands against decedent ! estate on whom a copy ol SM notice ia required to be served must Me their deans with tw court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE F1' 3T PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. ol >:« dece­ dent and ober persona having claims or demand! against decedent)! estate must Me thee cleans with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED The dais ol ftrtt publication ol bis Notice is May 15. 2009 Personal Representative Iris J. McHugh 1000 Douglas Avenue 439 Altamonte Springs. FL 32714 Attorney tor Personal Representative: ROBERT C WILKINS. JR . P L Florida Bar No. 377732 341 N. Maitland Avenue, Suite 346 Maitland. FL 32751 (407) 539-2796 (407) 539-1993 •Fax Publish: May 15. 22. 2005 0092 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 06-C P-6712 IN RE: ESTATE O f HELEN MARION. Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration ol the estate ol HELEN MARION, deceased, whose date ol death was March 25. 2005, is pending n Ihe Cvcurt Court tor Seminole Al creators of toe decadent and ober persona having ctokns or demands agafrisl decadent* estate, on whom a copy ot N s notice ia reqMred to be served must Ms bsfr debts wSh N s Cowl WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TSUE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Al ober creditors ol b e i dent and persons having claims or demands agatori decedent* estate must Me b sk claims w«h bis Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED The dais ol Ms* puMcabon of bis Notice to May 15, 2005. Thelma Jane Sawn Personal Representative 206 Dogwood Drive Santord, Ftonda 32771 JAMES A BARKS. Attorney Ftonda Bar No 1S7SA4 1120 W First Street. Suite B Santord, FL 32771 Tatephona: 407/321-1224 Attorney tor Personal Representative PubMh: May 15. 22. 2005 0096 Putiuanl to Ft SI 713 586. Auto Lien 4 Recovery. Inc. w/Power ol Attorney, w* eel the toaowmg vehicle* to b e highest tedder to sanity Sen. Al auction! held wkh reserve, aa ia where la. Cadi or Cerkftod funds. Inspect 1 weak prior at lenor faoSty. interested parlies cal (954)893-0052. Sate date 0 6 6 9 6 8 • tO 00 am. at Uanors FadMy. Auction we occur where each vehicle is located under License A80000538 Be advised b at owner or kenhoider has a right to a heartng poor to b e schedule data of tala by Mmg wkh the Clark ol Courts. OwnerLienholder may recover b e vehictq, without bst!M»ng judicial proceeding* by posting bond as per FL Slat. 339 9) 7. Net proceeds at eiceas ol ten amount we be deposited wkh b e Clerk ol Court. 25% BUYERS PREMIUM 4SEMB342 ken amt $2875.00 1997 FORD PK vtn# 1FTDF1727VNB66482 rag: JOHN DOE ol UNKNOWN, cue: SEMINOLE COUNTY POLICE DEPT of 100 BUSH BLVD. SAN­ FORD Lh: NONE kenor: THE AUTO CLUB, 809 W 27 ST. SANFORO. PHONE 407-3234226 Pubtah. May 22. 2005 0144 TO PLACE M CALL la y iim ita may be made by DllECTORY M otorcycles/4W heelers F or S ale L eg a ls L egals Legals NOTICt TO CMDtTDRS Dodge 2500 Ext CM) 1999,4x4 55k Ml call or visit 4076732966 com 231—C ars For S ale Private Downtown Parking Sinn T ruck/SUVS/Vans For S ale Dodge 1500 2002 Craw £ab $t 3.960 $263/Mth ca l or vtsl 4076732986 com B uy 191— B uilding M aterials 165— D uplex For S ale 2/1. bob up A down stars 818 Pine Ave. Sanford $70,000 407-221-7959 E state Sato: Household items. Seeburg Console .Aiks do * n n c t w f i cononion, garage Items A furniture Cel tor an appotoe ns nt. 10-2pm, May 18 to 22.130 kttten Lake Or, Sanford. 407-323-2871. 407-444-5784. 223— 157— M obile H omes F or S ale BenfordCarrlagoCeve: New 3/2 DW, ail appliances 8 shed. 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FL >407 320-1999 in k m Donations for tax write-off and to purchase minimum 6,000 square feet of bulldable land. can 407-696-5855 �Sunday. May 22. 2005 P a g e S B ________Legals Lig a l s city oa lake turn , flonoa N O T ia QIVCN by tw C»ir ComMMon o( tw C*y «• »* Ftortta. toal MU CommtMton wfl hold • Puttie HaartngonAw>a.imtM 7jop „ m_____ Mwrtno «> X, M M . a 7:00 P. M M LL . or toon D m A r m Ptmtf. to conatoar consider Second Seennd Raadng n^ n - ~ i adoption of an pejtoW*. to and ^nfsnBnoi BfUNM: PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 4 * HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407) 585-1424. CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA RtlAT1NQ TO CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ANO ESSENTIAL SCRVICC8 PROVDMQ A SPECIAL BENEFIT TO LOCAL AREAS WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA; PROVWNO DEFINITIONS ANO FINDINGS, PROVIDING FOR TITLE ANO CITATION; PROVWNG FOR THE CREATION OF ASSESSM ENT AREAS; AUTHORIZING THE IMPOSITION AND COLLECTION OP SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS TO FUND T W COST O F CAPITAL MPR0VEMENT3 ANO ESSENTIAL SERVICES PROVDMO A SPECIAL BENEFIT TO LOCAL AREAS WTTHM THE CITY O F LAKE MARY. PROVKMNQ FOR THE OPTIONAL ANO MANDATORY PREPAYMENT OF A SSESSM EN TS; ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES FOR NOTICE AND ADOPTION OF ASSESSMENT ROLLS ANO FOR CORRECTION OF ERRORS ANO OMISSIONS PRO­ V I N G THAT ASSESSM ENTS CONSTITUTE A LIEN ON ASSCSSEO PROPERTY UPON ADOPTION OF THE ASSESS­ MENT ROLLS; ESTABUSHMG PROCEDURES ANO METH­ ODS FOR COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS. INCLUDING ASSESSMENTS IMPOSED ON GOVERNMENT PROPERTY; AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF OBLIGATIONS SECURED BY ASSESSMENTS; PROVIDING FOR VARIOUS RIGHTS AND REMEDIES O F THE HOLDERS OF SUCH OBLIGATIONS; PROVIDING THAT SUCH OBLIGATIONS WILL NOT CREATE A GENERAL DEBT OR OBLIGATION O f THE CITY, PROVONG FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY. COOWCATION; AND PROVONG AN EFFECTIVE DATE. The Put*c Hairing wfl ba ta U M Late Mary CNy Hal, 100 N. Country O ub Road, Lata Mary (main antranca Into City Hal la located on Lateview Avenue The Pubtic ie Invited to attend and ba heard. Said tearing may be continued from time to time until ■ final dactoton ia made by fie City Commieaton. Copietolihe Ordnance h M a n evetabto tor review in tig C ly 0 1 1 1 1 1 Office at too N County Club Road. Laka Mary, FL 32746. NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDES 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 PROCEEDINGS. AND THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEED­ INGS IS MADE. WHICH RE CORO INCLUDES THE TESTIMO­ NY AND EVIDEi <CE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORIOA STATUTES 288 OIOS. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407-385-1424 CITY OP LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Carol A. Fouter. City Clerk DATED: May 18.2008 Publieh: May 2 2 .2 0 0 5 Q137 cnv op lake Mary, florioa NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Commiaaion ol the City of Lake Mary. Florida, that aaid Commission witi hold a Public Hearing on Ju n e t , 3008, at 7:00 P. M , or aa soon thereafter aa poaaitXe, to conaktor Second Reading and adoption ol an AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA REZONING CERTAIN LANDS WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. LOCATED SOUTH OF LAKE MARY BOULEVARD AND EAST OF MIOOLE STREET. HEREIN DEFINED FROM THE PRESENT CITY ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS OF R-1A. SIN­ GLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. TO C-1. GENERAL COMMER­ CIAL, PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE FLORIOA STATUTES: PROVIDING CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. changing the zoning on the following described property from R -tA to C-1: Lot 10 and the south 1/2 ol Lot 9. and the north 1/2 ol Lot 11, and the north 100 feet ol the south 829 39 leet ot Lot A, and the south halt ol Lot 11. s i oi Lots 1 2 .1 3 ,14 and 15 and the noryi 223 feel o( the south 728.39 feet ol lot A, Crystal Lawn. Plat Book 8, Page 8. Seminole County. Florida The Public Hearing wil be held in the Commiaaion Chambers at Lake Mary City Hail 100 N Country Club Road. Laka Mary. (The main antranca Into City Hell la located on Lakevtew Avenue.) The Public le invtied to attend end be heard. Said hearing may be continued horn time to time until a (Inal decision la made by tile City Commiaaion. Copies ol the Ordinaries In lull art avail­ able tor Inspection st the Community Development Department located althe Municipal Service* Building a t 911 Wallace Court. For questions regarding this Public Hearing, pleas* contact Tom Connatiy at 407-585-1412. A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING MATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PUR­ PO SES IS ADVISEO TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGE­ MENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE PERSONS WITH OISABILniES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULO 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. Foater. City Clark DATED: May 18. 2005 Publish: May 22. 2006 Q138___________________________________________________ CITY OP LAKE MARY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Ihe City Commission ol the City ol LMie Mary, Florida, that said Commission will hold a Pubic Hearing on Ju n e 2. 2008. at 7 00 P M . or as soon theieatter as possible, to consider Second Reading and adoption ol an Ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA AMENDING THE CITY OF LAKE MARY OFFICIAL ZONING MAP BY REZONING CERTAIN LANDS WITHIN THE CUY OP LAKE MARY. CONSISTING OF ACRES. LOCATED WEST OF RINEHART OF PINE CIRCLE DRIVE. MORE F U L L Y DESCRIBED HER EIN FROM THE PRESENT ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS OF AT S t URE TO FI-1A. SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE FLORIOA STATUTES PROVIDING CONFuCTS. SE.XfiAdlLITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. changing (he zoning on the tallowing desertoed property from At to R-lA: Lota2 . 3 a nd4. Faalhar EdgeUnrt 1. a c c o r d i n g 26' Page 40 ol the Putt* Records ol Seminole County. Florida . PiJVie Heanno will be held m the Commission Chambers at Lake Mery City Hall 100 N Country Club Road. Lake Mary t he mam entiance into City Hail -s located on Lakeview Avenue) ^ p S r m v r t w J t o . t f o n d * f o t x . heard Said hearmg may tk r / r o iv u u n Copies of the Ordinance in fun are avail£ ,* £ f S - ^ t y D e v ^ p m c n t Department r ^ T ^ n to ip u J Server* BuWting .1 911 Wallace Court Gary Schindler. O ty Ptanner el 407 585-1442 Carol A. Foatar. City Clerk DATED: May 18. 2005 Pubtieh: May 0138 22,2005 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA; AMENDING SECTION 158. APPENCHXI. SUBSECTION 8. (E). (I). REVISING THE LENGTH O F TIME THAT TEMPORARY SIGNS SHALL BE PERMITTED ANO ESTABLISHING MINI­ MUM PERFORMANCE STANOAROS FOR THE RENEWAL OF PERMIT9 FOR TEMPORARY SIGNS ANO A REVIEW PROCE­ DURE FOR SUCH SIGNS; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. The purpoae ol thia haertig la to recaNa pubtic Input on tha proposed ordinance. The Commiaaion may rota to approve to* ordnance on Brat readtog and schedule the ordtoanc* tore aecond reading and Rnal pubtic hearing or deny aaid orttinanc*. The propoaedordtnenc e wb impact propertieedeeiring to permit temporary sign*, par Section 153, Appendis I, Subjection 8. (E) (1)ol the City Code ol Orttinanc* *. A copy ol the propoeed ordinance N evatabie tor Inapection in tot Community Development Office, Lake Mary Municipal Service* Building. 911 W alece Court Lake Mwy, Florida. Monday through Friday, from 8 DO A.M. until 5 0 0 PM., or you may can 407-585-1442 tor Information concaming thee* amend- The Public Hearing will be held In the City of Lake Mary CNy Hal at 100 N. Country Club Rd . Lake Mary. The puttie !e invited to attend and ba heard Said hearing may continue from time to time until the Mayor and City Commiaaion mafca a final dadaton. NOTE: PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT THE CITY MAKES A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING FOR ITS CONVE­ NIENCE. THIS RECORO MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE­ QUATE RECORD FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY. ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORO OF THE PROCEED­ INGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISEO TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS AGENCY WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING. HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORO INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES 288 0105 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407-585-1424. Publish: May 2 2 .2 0 0 9 0147 CITIBANK. H A .. AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF NOVEMBER 30. 2001-1. PLAINTIFF VS. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. O RANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TR USTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN IN TER ES T BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE ANNIE MAE BLACKSHEAR. E T AL.. DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO: UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G RANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR USTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN IN TER ES T BY, THROUQH. UNDER OR AGAINST TH E ESTA TE OF ANNIE MAE BLACKSHEAR whose residence is unknown if he/*he/they be living, end it he/theAhey be deed, the unknown defendants who mey be spouses, heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, and ai par­ ties claiming an interest by. through, under or against the Defendants, who are not known to be dead or stive, and ell par­ ties having or claiming to have any right, title or nteres! m the property described «i the mort­ gage being foreclosed herein. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to toredoee a mortgage on the toSowmg prop­ erty: S 95 F T OF LO T 47. BLOCK "A*, M M SM ITH S 2ND SUBDIVI­ SION. PLAT BOOK I. PAGE 101. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA has been hied against you and that you are lequtied to serve a copy ot your written defenses. 4 any. to 4 on DAVID J STERN. ESQ Plamorl s attorney, whose address is 801 S University Drive #500. Plantation. FL 33324 (no taler than 30 days horn tha dale ol toe hrsl pubtication ol ton notice ct action) and hie Ihe ungmal with the dark oi this court either before service on Plaintiff t attorney or mmedr atety thereafter, otherwise e default wW be entered against you tor toe lekai demanded n toe comptaeil or petition hied hereto WITNESS my hend end toe aeel ol tow Court at SEMMOLE County, Florida, tow day of MAY 13.2005 c £ » m u {e» E K S S MAHrA/lfit MORSE CtEHK vvibaeNt/ TO t t Z j h l TH AI AN ADEQUATE « C O « O f M D t i S s i S M AW lAJN f U FO H APPE U A l E PIJH f ANH ANG I POQE8 IS ADVISED i OMAM. iw r*ic.*->-n-» CLERK OF 1HE COURT IF r Can# Muae CIRCUIT WITNESS my tend and ffia aaai of ffiia Court ffito day of MAY 13,2006. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT, persona wtto disabil­ ities needing e special accom­ modation should contact CO URT ADMINISTRATION, at the SEMINOLE County Counhouse at (407)489-4227. II you are hearing or voice mpaved cal 1-800-985-8771. Aa Ctork of ffio Cowt By Carat Moor* A* Deputy Cterti Pubeah: (Pteeae pubWi to Tte Sanford Hated) M T M COUNTY COURT JUDICIAL CmCUT, M AMO I COUNTY, HEATHROW MASTER ASSOCIATION. INC.. JESUS E. SIERRA GLORIA N. SIERRA and HEATHROW LAKES MAINTENANCE ASSOCIATION, INC. NoncaoptALi PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 44 Notica la ghran ffiat purauanl to the Final Judgment of Foractoeure dated Mey 4, 2008, to Ceee No. 03-CC-4813-20R ot to* County Court to and tor Seminole County, Florid*, to which HEATHROW MASTER ASSOCIATION. INC., la ffia PWteti eid JESUS E. SIERRA GLORIA N. SIERRA and HEATHROW LAKES MAINTE­ NANCE ASSOCIATION. INC. are the Dtoendenfe, I wtil eel to ffia Nghael and beet bidder tor caah at toe Watt Front Door of the Seminole County Courffioua*. Sanford, Florida ai 11 DOam . on Mey 31.2008. toe YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tor Fortetosura ot Mortgage on the following described properly: SEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT ’A" LO T 7. CLUSTER f T . DEER RUN UNIT 22. ACCORDING TO THE TO GETHER WITH AN EASE­ M ENT FOR INGRES ANO EGRESS PURPOSES OVER THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND DESCRIBED AS FOL­ LOWS BEGIN AT THE SOUTH­ EAST CORNER OF LO T 8. C LUSTER -B’ . OEER RUN UNIT 22. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 24 PAGES 3 * 4 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. RUN THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 25 6OT WEST. 11 0 FEET ALONO THE SOUTH BOUNDARY OF SAID LOT *. RUN THENCE NORTH 00 DEGR EES 34 10^ WEST. 5 25 FEET, HUN THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 255tT EAST 110 F EE T TO THE EAST UOUNGARr OF SAIO LOT 8 RUN THENCE SOUTH 00 D EGR EES 34 10' E A S T i n FEET TO THE P O N T OF bfGMriWQ May 1 1 2 2 . 2008 M RE: ESTATE OF C A M NOl S4-CC-4SS1 ALAFAYA WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. SfC., a not tor E. LYNCH. UNKNOWN SROUM OF RONNIE E. LYNCH. ANO UNKNOWN PARTIES M POSSESSION N oncaoFM ii NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN toal on toa 31 day of May; 2008 at 110 0 a.m. atWaet Front Door of toe Bemlnofe County Courthouse, tit* undersigned Clark wto oftor tor sate toe totLot 131. Alafeye Wood*. 2. aooonSng to toe pte toareof a * recorded In Flat Book 32, Pagas titi Through 71. Pubtic ly i e i f pi Ssnaraia County, fogatoer wtto aN ttructuraa, Improvamanta. Rafuraa, apptiancaa, and appurtenance* on aato land or uead In contynction Tte atoreaaidaaNwN tam ed* purauanl to a Summary Final Judgment entered in CM No. 04-CC-4691 pending In to* County Court of toe D^tieemh JutSdal Circuit In and tor Saminoia County. Florida. DATED title 5to day of May. 2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE COUNTY COURT By: Mary Steupe Depwy DATED: Mey 4. 2008. Publah: May IS. 22.2006 0087 Clark of County Court By: Mery Siroupe Deputy Clerk CLAYTON * MCCULLOH 1085 Maitland Cantor Common* Btvd. Maitland, Florida 32751 (407) 875-2855 Piibkah Mey 15. 22. 2005 0085 IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMMOLZ COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO. 04-CC-430S-20-H OAK PARK HOMEOWNER S ASSOCIATION. INC.. ■ not tor profit Florida corporation. va. JAMES I WHITE. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JAMES I WHITE. UNKNOWN PARTIES IN POSSESSION. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN toet on toa 31 day of May. 2005 tf 11 00 am. at Weal Front Door of the Seminole County Courtooute. toe underaigned dark wil offer tor aate toe totlowing deecrtoed reel property Lot 10. Block B. Bate Meade Urut 2. accenting to toe plea toereot aa recorded n Ptal Book 33. Page 29. Pubic Record* oi Seminole County. Flonda together with all ttructuraa. improvement*, future*, appli­ ance*. and appurtenance* on tad land or need n cotyuncten The t k i t u i l aeW w4i be made pte*u*r4 to a Summery Fnel Judgment entered m Ctvt Nu 0 4 C C 4 JU » 20 fl panting m to* County Court Oi tow B 0 K S S — Juttcaaf C e ca l at a« J k * S*meic4e County Ftvide IN TH8 ORCUTT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PRORATE DIVISION FILE NO, 2Q08-CP-70S IN RE: ESTATE OF B E TTY SHEARER. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The admtnistoation ol toe eatala ot BETTY SHEARER, deceased, wfww* dato of deato was March 9. 2005. File Number 200&CP-706. Wpend­ ing In to* Circuit Court tor Seminole County. Florida. Probate DMaton. to* addreee ol which la P.O. Boa 8099. Sanford. FL 32772-8099. The name* and eddreeee* of toe personal representative and toal personal representative'* Al creditors of toe decadent end other persona having claim* or demands againai decedent** h u m on whom a copy of tots notice is raquted to ba served, must IN* toe* claims Wtto tola Court yiTHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB­ LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AJ other creditor* of l i * dece­ dent and otoer persons having derma or demand* agara* toe decedent * aatal* must Me toair dean* with tike court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PEROOS SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS MAY 13. 2005 NANCY BE Cl (TOLD Personal Representative 838 Htverview Avenue AAamome Spring*. FL 32714 U Nardea* J r. Eequae Fluid* Bar No 341774 NAHOf LLA CHONG PA 234 N WeeamcneO bf 3UW Aaarnunle Gprmga FL >7714 i « i r u * 4o/r/*8 7/uu f acwiw* 4U///88 7705 on whom ■ copy of tke notice w requrad be earned must M* toav datirw asto tow court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF T « FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. to NOTICE TO CAO rrO N S The effitetietiaSon of toe etoaM Of ALICE ELAYNE JCNKMS. dKeassd, whoa* ttea of dsaffi ■aa February 4. 2008: Fils Numbs# 2005-CP-0437. N i tile CkoMI Court to# County. Florida. Maton. toe adffiaaa of which N 301 N Pwk Avenue. Sanford. Florida 37771. The of toe *• THE COUNTY COURT OFTMM RICHARD M. COIN, ESQ, Taytor * Cart*. PA , tiSO Concourse Parkwey South, Sulto 108 MMtiand. Florida 37751 PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 24. PAGES 3 * 4 . OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Ftartde 37781 Lot 1. WYNTREE according to toe plat (hereof recorded to PW Book 47. Pag* 86-48 of to* Public Record* of Seminole County. Florida. LOT 01. BLOCK N/A, OF Wynhee. ACCORDING TO THE PU T THEREOF, AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 47, AT PAGE 84-48, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF THE COUNTY (the "Lendl vs. TO MICHAEL J. VARICK UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MICHAEL J. VARICK (Lest Known Address) 532 Woodfve Way. Cesaatoerry. FL 32707 108 A/K/A A/K/A If you are a pereon with a die•bitty who need* any accommo­ dation to order to pertiepete to tola proceeding, you are treated, el no coal to you, to toe provtaton ol certain aeaialance. Pteeae conteci toe Court at 407889-4227 wttom 2 working daya ol your receipt of tola Notice; i you are hearing or vole* impaired, call Florida Raley Service (800)9558771. NOTICE O f ACTION RCHARON. COIN. ESQ.. * Carta. PA, J l y d u toe fe psreon wtto a (tieabSty who needs any eoeommodation in ordw to partMpato to tot* prooeadtog, you a n ante at no coal to you. to toa provflion ol certain aaeietam Pteeae contact Court AdmWakation at 301 N. Park Avenue. Suae N30I, Sanford. FL 37771 (407) 885-4227 iritom 2 working daya of your recefot oi tow node*; i you ara heating or vote* Impaired, cati 1 BOOMS 8771. Publish: Mey 22. 29. 2003 0148 MICHAEL J VARICK, at el . BITMICMCUIT COUNT 1 COUNTY, ALICE ELAYNE JENKINS. CAS8 MX 3 M 0 4 M M M MARYANNE MORSE BANK OF AM ERICA NA F/K/A NATIONSBANK. NA SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH BARNETT BANK. N A Plaintiff. tied, at no coal to you. to ffia PUMah: May 22. 29,2008 0143 THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TW O CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN: THE SANFORD HERALO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.: 05-CA-290-14W Court tor Saminoie County. Ftarida, Probate DMtoon, toe addreee of which Is P.Q Boa •099. Sanford. Florida 32772•099 Thor ** of and toe Representative's credtortof toe must B e t t e court WTTHPf J MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FWST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A a CLAMS NOT SO FLED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. COUNTY, Florida. DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 3. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 300 PLANTATION. FL 33324 05-39719 tor 800-956-4771. Lot t. WYNTREE roconlng to ffit plei totted recorded to EtiteAT - DATED: May 12, 2005 IN TM« CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1«TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA OENEHAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: OS CA 72S-14K thouid contact to* Court Aitetototietof M SOI FL Part Avenue. Sanford FL 33771, Telephone Number (407)MS4227 wahto 2 working day* of yaw receipt of 94* notice, ti you ■ y. forth In the Order ot Final Judgment: CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA L egals May 11 27. 2006 CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT Amte4e>Baon°«l*301 n/ pu K Avenue, Suffe N301, Sanford, FL 37771 (407) 8S8-4777 affffito 2 werttog days of yow roeept of tot* notice: I you w * teatffig or vefoeknpated. cati t-ti00-ti68■771. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Mayor and City Carmtieaton ol the City ol Lake Mary. Florid*, that aaid Commiaaion stafl hofcHPuttta Hearing on Thysedta , J e w 3 ,2 8 8 8 at 7 0 0 p.m., or as soon as OMNNANCI NO._ Lig a l s GATED titie Bffi day of Mffifi you aei ot your to a. oi P.A.ABomeytofl addreee la 1900 MW 4*TH STREET, SUITE 120. FT. LAUOCHOALE. FL *3308 affffito toirty (30) daya ritor ffia In* of 94a Noace to to* titan to THE SANFORO HERALD) and toe toe original *4to to* Ctak of tow Court attar before tervice on Pletotir* totomey or I NOTICE OF PtiOUC HCARMO The City of Lake Mary propoaaa to adopt the fotiowtng ortti- L ig a l s a ls MENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA <***wwca wa iiw TH * Lig on whom a copy of ffiNnoice N reqttred to be served, muai Ha toek cWme wtto toN court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. of toa dan# and otiist parson* having or demands against must Ms toair ctems wfto ffiN court WITHM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERICOS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733 702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE COOE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF OEATH IS BARRED Tte dMa ol llte pubteaaon ol ffit* notice It: May 15.2005 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. The (Me of first puttteBon at tois Naece is May 15.2008. Uti-Am Hacked-Ralph 980 L ite Mwton Orive Atemema Springs. FL 32701 Attorney for Personal ROBERT C* WILKINS, J R . P L Florida Bar No. 377732 341 N. MaWand Avenue. 346 Matiffind, FL 37751 (407)539-7798 (407) 539-1996 •F t* Putitish: May 15,22.2008 0091 M THB ORCUTT COURT M AND FOR H IM IO U COUNTY, FLOftiOA oti-om-cp IN RE: ESTATE OF DORIS G RIVERS. BRENDA J. DAY 2922 S a t* Hoed 48 Sorrento. FL 32770 Anthony Eaquir* Attorney M. NOTICIOF ADMBMSTWATWN Nardea*. tor Jr.. Personal Florida B v No. 341274 NAROELLA CHONG. PA 234 N. Weetmont* Dr . Sun* Altamonte Springe, FL 37714 Telephone (407) 788-2700 Facsimile: (407)788-7703 Pubtieh: May 15. 22. 2008 M THR O R C U n COURT FOR OUBNOL1 COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FSs No. 2008-CP-0417 Tte administration ol toe Mtata ol DORIS G RIVERS, deceased. File Number 050722-CP, I* pending In toe Circuit Court tor County, Flonda, DMtfon, to* addret* ol which la Saminol* County Courthouae, Sanford, Florida 32771. Th* names and addressee of toe personal representative* and toe personal representative's ALL INTERESTED PE ARE NOTIFIED TH AT S 3 TO : TERRY STEPHEN HILL 7315 Watercreel Road Chariot!*. NC 2S210 Ai persona on whom H i notice la served who have obfectione foal chaieng* the vaidtty of *ie Wii, to* quakftcatnns of to* personal representative, venue, or junadiction of tow Court am required Me their obfection* With tow Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM KARMEN OPRESNIK A/K/A KARMEN OOOM A/K/A KARMEN HILL 630 S. Gram Street Longwood. FL 32750 Ai creditor* ol toe decedent and other parsons having claims or demands against decedent's estate on whom a copy of till* notica la served YOU ARE HEREBY NOT1FIEO foal toe underaigned wtl c*i up tor hearing before to* Honoratt* James E.C. Parry, fudge of tha above Court, in ffia judge'* chamber* in to* Semtnol* County Courtooute, tiro addreee of which w 301 N Park Avenue, Room H. Sanford, FL 32771. on June 18, 2005. at 9 30 O Clock A M , Of aa toon thereafter at same mey be heard, toe Petition to Determine Beneficiaries and Petition to Defermm* Homestead Statue of data ol toe first puhticellon of tois notice must Me toeir ctaime with tots Court WITHIN TH E LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E OATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SER­ VICE OF A COPY O F THIS NOTICE O N THEM. IN RE: ESTATE O F JOSEPH THOMAS HILL NOTICE OF HCARMO Dm* set aaid* by the Court w 30 minute*. to A l otoer credrtors of th* dece­ dent and persons having datms or demand* against to* dece­ dent's estate must Die their derm* with tow court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE. PLEASE GOVERN YOUR­ SELVES ACCORDINGLY. A a CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS N O T S O FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 1 CERTIFY toal a copy hero! haa been fomiahed to toe above addressee* by U S Mail on May 6. 2005 The date oi to* hrsl puriticehon oi tow Notica w May 15. 2005. Anthony M. Nardeiu. J r , Esquire Attorney for Personal Representative Flonda Bar No 341274 NAROELLA CHONO, PA. 234 N. Westmont* Or . Suit* 3000 Aaamom* Springs. FL 32714 Telephone (407) 788-2700 Facaenl* (407)786-2708 THOMAS A SPEER PO. Boa 1384 Sanlord, FL 32772-1384 It you are a person with a dis­ ability who needs any accom­ modation n order to participate to tow proceadtfig. you are eneBed, at no cost to you. to toe proviaion ol certain assistance Pteeae contact Court Admruiretion at 301 N Park Avenue. Sun* N301. Sanlord. FL 32771 (407) 885-4227 vntNn 2 working day* of your reewpt ot tow nonce if you era hearing or vote* impaired, cal 1-800955-8771 Pubtieh May IS. 22. 2005 0090 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 8UNNOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FHe No. MCP-81ti IN RE ESTATE OF WILLIAM J STUMP#MAUSER NOTICE TO CAEOTTORt Th* adrrvnweWon uI toa astwa Of WILLIAM J STUM PFHAUSfR deoeeeed H u m del* \J deeto •■* March 2 2008 f v tkrfibar 0 6 CP lit * ai l « U u A Personal Representatives EVA MARIE PARK 107 Pin* Needle Lane Aiamont* Springs. FL 32714 Thome* A Speer Ol Thome* A Speer. P.A Attorney lor Personal Representative Florida Bar No : 076473 P O Boa 1384 113 Magnotia Avenue Sanlord. FL 32772-1364 (407)322-0881 Pubtish: May 15.22. 2008 0095_______________________ NOTICE WHAT VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN June 7. 2008 TIME 10 00am WHERE A t R Towing Seme* 1001 N Orlando Ave Maitland FL 32751 VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MODEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION # 1999 MAZDA 828 t YVGF22C 9*5895317 Pubtish May 22, 2004 0142 Classifieds Work! Call and place your ad today! 407-322-2711 � 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>, May 22, 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/896f39a699538e5790c23d11f62cd90d.pdf f2cbaf4ad018ea731097d4a3c525bc24 PDF Text Text M id w e e k : W e d n e s d a y , S e p t . 14 , 2005 City opts for 2nd choice Number two Too many requests doomed first pick for city manager By Liana Edlxon Ho raid Staff District debuts Eight Sominoto County football teams bogtn the pursuit for tho postoason this Friday. Wol finger sends chief to meet with NAACP SANFORD — State Attorney Norman R. Wolfingcr announced Tuesday that he would send his chief of inves­ tigations to a town hall meeting taking place Tuesday nignt sponsored by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People at First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. Tom Artingstall was among those to hear the concerns of the NAACP and citizens about the July shoot­ ing death of Travares McGill, 16, by two security guards at Country Lake Apartments near Seminole High School. Wolfinger told Turner Clayton Jr., president of the Seminole County Branch of the NAACP, that he has still not received the Florida Department of Law Enforcement inves­ tigative report as of Sept. 13. Wolfinger said Artingstall would not make any comments or respond to ques­ tions regarding the law and facts as they have yet to see the report. "I appreciate your writing to me, and hope to talk with you and Mr. McGill's fami­ ly members at the appropriate time to receive any additional input you may have to share,” Wolfinger said in a Sept. 13 letter to Clayton. 'T o lose a child to violence is tragic and my heart goes out to them,” Wolfinger wrote. “In the mean­ time, it would be help­ ful if you have any information relevant to the investigation to please provide it to the FDLE for their consid­ eration." SANFORD — City commissioners reneged on their offer to Richard While to become city manager after he requested significant addi­ tions to the city's proposed employment agree­ ment. White was the top choice among four candi­ dates who commissioners interviewed in per­ son last Thursday and Friday. The com m issioners decided at Monday night’s commission meeting to offer the job to their number two candidate, Robert "Sherman" Yehl of Texas. White told Mayor Linda Kuhn on Friday that he looked forward to becoming Sanford's city manager, but had to speak with his wife White first. He told her he would be in contact Friday evening. At 11 a.m. Saturday, White said he still had not had a chance to talk to his wife. His plane had been delayed, but he said he would be in con­ tact. Around 6:30 Saturday night. White began to correspond with the mayor through email. He See White, Page 3A Election set to fill vacancy Herald Staff SANFORD — Robert "Sherm an" Yehl of Texas accepted the position of city m anager for Sanford after commissioners originally had reservations that he was not assertive enough. The commission originally offered the Job to number one pick Richard White, but with­ drew their offer to him after Ik tried to write his own em­ p lo y m e n t Yehl c o n tra c t with numer­ ous perks and added benefits. In the end, commissioners said they felt confident hiring the number two candidate Yehl. During a public meeting to discuss each of four candi- Saa Yehl, Page 3A By Liana Edlxon Herald Staff SANFORD — City Commissioners voted Monday night to hold a special election on Nov. 8, to fill the vacancy left open when former District 4 Commissioner Kevin Hipes unexpectedly resigned for medical reasons in late August. The city's charter says if a vacancy occurs with more than six months remaining in the term of office, a special election should be held no sooner than 60 days and no more than 90 days from the date of the vacan­ cy. The special election could be held as late as Nov. 23, but according to city records, the Sem inole County Supervisor of Elections recommended it be held during the already scheduled Nov. 8, election for other local munici­ palities. There was also a concern that having an election so close to Thanksgiving would generate less interVBI. Qualifying for the seat of District 4 Commissioner will begin Sept. 19 at 8 a.m. and will end at 5 p.m. on Sept. 23. The District 4 polling place for the Nov. 8 election will be located at the Seminole County Public Health and Human Services Auditorium at 400 W. Airport Blvd. Early voting will be available at the Supervisor of Election's office on Nov. 4 from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m.; Nov. 5 from 8 a.m. until noon; Nov. 6 from noon until 4 p.m.; and Nov. 7 from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. A special run off election, if needed, will be held on Nov. 29, 2005. If more than two candidates qualify to run for District 4, there is a possibility that none will receive a majority of the votes. If this happens, the two candidates with the most votes will run against one another on Nov. 29. The city staff estimated that the cost for this special elec­ tion will run approximately $5,000 to $6,000. Since this is an unanticipated election that has no funding, the city will request that the total election costs be pulled from reserves. Jay Melnlck, 2. gets a workout at My Gym in Lake Mary where young people can go to exercise. Mom Shannon keeps an eye on Jay. For more about My Gym, see the Business Page 4A Realtors will face off in Lake Man rams cruiser, escapes Mary election By S lav* Paradis H erald S taff Vbks Rnho — Plumbing D eport m art for H orn* Depot, la ke M a y By Uatie Edlxon A Little Workout From Staff Reports S eminole S mile man accepts LAKE M ARY — Two realtors will cam paign for a seat on the Lake Mary City Com m issioner, while lon g tim e C o m m ission er G eorg e D uryea was reelected by default when no one filed to run against him. Lake M ary resid ent Jeffrey Bales will try for a second tim e to unseat the city 's deputy mayor. He ran ag ain st M ichael M cLean last year and will face Deputy M ayor Janet Jernigan for the Nov. 8 election this year. "T h is com m unity has been good to my fam ily and m y self," Bales said Tuesday. "1 thought that I cou ld give som ething b a c k ." He em phasized that he is not ru nning against Jernigan because he finds fault with her, he just w ants voters to have a choice. Sm Election, Page 6A MIDWAY — The Sem inole C ounty S h e riff's O ffice is looking for the driver of a stolen Chevy pick-up, who stru ck a d ep u ty 's vehicle Sunday night. The suspect was attem pt­ ing to flee the scene at the tim e o f the crash. The incident began Sunday night, Sept. 11, in the com ­ m unity of Midway, just east of Sanford. D ep u ties d iscovered a pick-u p tru ck that was reported stolen earlier out of the city o f Sanfo rd . They staked out the pick-up, w ait­ L ing for som ebody to get in and drive it away. W hen a man got in, a d ep uty attem pted to block the p ick-u p 's path with his sh e riff's cruiser, according to a S h e riff's O ffice new s T h e su b ject behind the wheel of the stolen pick-up stru ck the d ep uty s car, pushed it out of the way, and lied in the stolen vehicle. The deputy was not hurt. Law enforcem ent respond­ ed and tried to catch up with the stolen veh icle. O ne deputy deployed stop sticks, w hich blew out the front tire of the stolen pick-up. The truck kept going, and the d riv er abandoned the ick-up in the area of 4th treet and San M arcos Avenue in Sanford and escaped. The suspect is described as a black male, 5-fect, 7-inches tall, about 20 years old, with an athletic build. If captured, he could face aggravated assault, aggravat­ ed battery on a law enforce­ m ent officer, fleeing and elu d in g, grand theft auto, and reckless driving. Anybody with inform ation is asked to contact the Sem in ole C ounty S h e riff's O ffice at 407-665-6600. �I’ilge 2 A Tiir. Herald Wednesday. September H. 2005 Seminole Summary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY D r i v i n g c o u rse W ED Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole Spokes will hold its monthly luncheon meeting at Maison Sc Jardin restaurant at 11:30 a.m. The program will present a Spokes (I’re)View of the activities planned for the year ahead. In celebration of Constitution Day, Seminole Community College will honor the Constitution, dur­ ing a discussion at 12:30 p.m. in the Sanford /Lake Mary Campus Concert Hall. SCC's history and social sciences faculty will discuss the Constitution as it relates to Federalism, the 14th Amendment and the Patriot Act. H erald p h o to by M arva H aw kins Jano Lane, manager ol the Dividends School Volunteer Program lor Seminole County Public Schools onjoys tho Goldsboro Elemontary magnot School Dividends Business Partners, mentors and guost break­ fast with Principal Cheryl Nicholas. TH UR Hundrods honored for H ank) photo by Tommy Vincent By Marva Hawkins Herald Correspondent Goldsboro Elementary Magnet School Annual Dividends Business Partners, men­ tors and guest's breakfast was held Thursday, Sept. 8, at 10A0 a m. Over 100 community vol­ unteers gathered to bo honored for tlieir con­ cern for the local school volunteer program. New Principal Cheryl Nicholas welcomed tlie guests to the occasion and thank-you breakfast honoring these volunteers, and get­ ting them prepared for the 2005-2006 school year. The Media Center was filled with volun­ teers who love to serve the children of the community. Goldsboro Elementary Magnet School family Liaison Delora Campbell and Iht volunteer committee prepared a delicious lnv.iLI.isl fur Use guests. In.ink you Goldsboro Parent/Tcactu-r Association for a delicious meal. Sh arin g tlu- m orn in g wen- Supt. Dr. Hill Vogel. Sem inole County Schools, and School „ Hoard member I \\te.Ahaflnvr ._ , j___ The morning's speaker was Jane laneT Seminole county manager of the Dividends School Volunteer Program for Public Schools. Erne thanked the many volunteers in the 26 Seminole County schools. Site congratulated Goldsboro Elementary Magnet School as being a Five Star School. We wen? tvminded that more titan 20,(XX) Dividend Volunteers in the school programs contributed some 430,000 hours to Seminole County public Schools. H unks also to Scluxil Hoard Member Dede Sduffner who started this successful program. A total of $7.5 million in services wen? donated to the schools from out community. This means thousands of students have received individual attention and opportuni­ ties stt vitally needed to help them find success and hundreds of teachers have been offered extra hands that help, and yes, they an? great­ ly appreciated says Jatu- Line. Ihen- an- workshops still available. Call Dividends Office at 407-320-0182. Volunteers an- still needed at various sdtools, grade lev­ els, convenient schedules an- available in Spanislt, Maters Tutoring Program Mentors, Special Friends (Elementary School Mentors! Super Scientists, Grade 2 and K. New Dividend Volunteers may enroll online at seps us. For workshops enrollment, tlu- web page is www.scps.us. Be a volunteer. Our sdtools need you NOW. You can dtoose the school, grade level, day and time convenient to your sdu-dulc. When you're on a mission a littto star power can bo a lot of help. NASCAR driver Tony Stewart, right, drives a car sponsored by Home Depot. He looks like he is waiting along with Home Depot workers for a bus to transport them to help Hurricane Katrina victims. Mr. Stewart did not go along with tho 100 or so workers, but Is pictured with a soft drink machine to adver­ tise Coca-Cola. The store is located In Lake Mary. fr Sexual Offence • David Diaz-Matus, 31, of Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police- Tuesday. He reportedly touched an II-year-old girl while she was sleeping in tin- home of a friend. He was charged with sexual offense against a child less than 12 years of age. Drug Related • Burdette A. Macke)-, 27, of Cedar Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at Cedar Avenue and West 3rd Street. Officers conducted a traffic stop and located drug items tn tire vehicle. He was charged with possession of cocaine, possession of narcotics equipment, and smuggling contraband (cocaine) into a county detention facility. Assault - Battery • I.ana? Edward McComb, 40 of Airport Ulvd., was arrested by Sanford police Monday at his resi­ dence as the result of an altercation with his wife. He was charged with battery — causing bodily harm (domestic violence). • Stacey Darlene Steinmiller, 33, of Rosocllff Circle, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at her resi­ dence. She was said to have been in a family dispute. She was charged with battery — causing bodily harm. • Ernest D. Graham. 31, of Southwest Road, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday as the result of a dispute at his home. I le was stooped by police near the residence and charged with battery — touch or strike (domestic violence) and driving with a suspended license. • Slurell Hawkins, 41, of West 5th Street, was arrested by Sanford police Monday at her residena?. She report­ edly struck her pregnant daughter. She was charged with aggravated battery knowing tlu? victim was preg- an officer at high speeds, aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, operating a motor vehicle without a valid license, and improper backing. Police Blotter nant. (domestic violence). • Randolph Lee Williams, 47, of Hanging Moss Circle, Like Mary, was arrested by Sanford police Friday at a business in the 200 block of Orlando Drive, when? he reportedly struck a man. in tlu- back of tux neck with Iris'list. Williams was charged with battery — touch or strike. Thefts • Robert Allen Murphy, Krider Road, was arrested by Sanford police Monday at hLs residence. He reportedly Itad stolen a credit card from hLs father. I le was charged with fraudulent use of credit card and petit theft. TVafflc stops • Maurice J. Butler. 21, of Clairmont Avenue, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Fridaynear his residence. He was charged with fleeing to elude a law enforce­ ment officer, and driving with a sus­ pended license. • James Edward Livingston 30, of Southwest Road, was stopped by Sanford police Monday at 18th Street and Tangerine Avenue. He was charged with fleeing/eluding an offi­ cer at high speeds, resisting an officer without violence, reckless driving, attached license plate not assigned, and operating a motor vehicle with­ out a valid license. • liras DLshun Bell 19, of Orange Avenue, was stopped by Sanford olia? Sunday cm Old England Loop, le was charged with fleeing/eluding f Other A m st* • Matthew Gordon, 22, of Mattie Street, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday, Sept. 7, in the 2400 block of Sanford Avenue. During a dispute, he reportedly smashed the wind­ shield of a vehicle. He was charged with property damage of over $200. • Rodney Arnett Brown, 20, of Celery Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Friday at Locust Avenue and Celery Avenue. He was found riding hLs bicycle on the wronif side of the road. I le was charged with resisting an officer without violence. • Tommy L Dames, 61, of West 14lh Street, was arrested by Sanford polio? Friday in the 300 block of Poplar Avenue where offia-rs report­ ed seeing him with a can of beer. He was charged with violation of the county ordinance on possession of an open nmtainer in a public area. • Doloris J. KobcLski, 42, of Orange City, was arrested by Sanford police Friday in tho 2500 block of French Avenue. She was reportedly found on a table in a Laundromat, partly naked. She was charged with inde­ cent exposure in public. • John Michael Hagan. 48, listed as homek-ss, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday in the 300 block of East 25th Street. He was charged with vio­ lation of the city ordinance on having an open container of alcohol. • Matthew Edward Smith 19, of Murray Street Osteen, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday in tlu? 1200 block of French Avenue where offi­ cers saw him drinking a bottle of beer. I je was charged with possession of alcohol by a person under 21 years of age. Special Rivership performance to benefit Katrina victims SANFORD — Tlu- Rivership Romance annouiued Monday its Sept 18 special event fundraiser for those affected by I luirirane Katrui.1. Tlu- event will feature a St. Johns River Cruise, a rivership dinner and exmu-dy entertainment by Brian Bradley, Bear Webb, and Jim Carlton. A silent auction will run throughout tlu- evening with guest luist Nikki 1‘ierve of WDBO-AM radio. AU proceeds contributed to tlu- Day Spring Baptist Church will go directly to benefit the displaced families of Wave-land, Miss. The event will lie held Sunday, Sept. 18. Boarding will take place at 530 p.m, and tlu- sailing will last from 6 to 9 p in. Tlu- Rivership Romance Is located at 433 N. I’almetto Ave, Sanford, at tlu- Lake I lartxir Marina. Admission Is $50 plus tax for CTuLse/diniu-r/c-ntertainnu-nt. For more information or reservations, call 407-321-5091; or check out wcvw.river- Dan Ping Legal A d ve rtisin g P etti Smith Duple? Advertising Steve O a u C ircu la tio n W ends Kourpandia jtfie f « t|Account laocutne Cheryl Smith C la ssifie d A d ve rtisin g Ted WaJLsf J Republic Newspapers, Inc. shipromarue.cum. Orlando native and UCF tlu-atn- gradu­ ate Brian Bradley Is one performer who breaks down tlu* wall between audience and stage. When not appearing at the best comedy dubs around tlu- country, he is a member of tlu- Comedy Wan-house, and lias must recently perfoniu-d liis one man show at Tampa and Orlando Improvs. Comcdiannc Webb lives in two worlds...the regular, real world of middk- school teadu-r. parent, and family mem­ ber.... and she's a stand up comedian liv­ ing in tlu- warped world of her imagina­ tion. Jazz guitarist Jim Carlton live* in Mount Dora, and regularly perform* throughout the state. I Its ad is a combina­ tion of staiulup comedy and standard songs from tlu- Great American Songbuok. Jim Carlton Iv^on hia» music cartvr in 1%2 wtth Jim StaifunJ and Cram Parsons in their rock band the Legends The Sanford Herald lidilor and Publisher A d m in istra tio n Beli> Bennett "H om e is Where the Art Is", an auction of artwork created by children treated at Shands Children's Hospital at the University of Florida and Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children Sc Women, will be hosted by Robb Sc Stucky Interiors in Altamonte Springs, from 6 to 9 p.m. Admission is $50 per person. For information or reserva­ tions, come by 351 SR-434 in Altamonte Springs, or call 407-481-2774. E d ito ria l _ SAT An Antique At ’ ‘ Fair will b e h e ld from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Lake Mary Community Center, 260 N. Country Club Road. The $5 fee for each item appraised by experts is a donation for the Seminole County Historical Society for the support of the Museum of Seminole County History. Call 407-665-2489. Blue Grass P ickin' will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Longwood Community Building, 200 W. Warren Ave. Bring instruments and join in, or bring chairs and watch. B.J. Thomas, will appear at the Helen Stairs Theatre in concert beginning at 730 m. Tickets are $35 for IP/Orche*tra or $30 for bal­ cony seats. Call 407-321-8111 for advanced tickets. V The American Kennel Club will have a day of fun from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Hound Ground in Winter Springs. Vendors and dis­ plays will be on hand along with prizes for your pet. Call 407-592-4607. Bruster's Real Ice Cream, 4355 W. Lake Mary Blvd, in Lake Mary is sponsoring an Ice Cream Eating Contest to benefit Hurricane Katrina victims. Entry fee $5. To reg­ ister call 407-323-0055. An evening paddle on the W’ekiva River will be held at 6 p.m., at Wekiva Marina. Cost is $13 per canoe or $3 to launch own boat. Call 4072604)592. We welcome and encourage your letlen and comment*. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. "Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Sieve Pei a d it Dons Dietrich Liene Edison Mary a Manama NcS P leilaul Dean Smith Tommy Vmcenl T The Sanlando D epression Glass Show will be held at the Sanford Civic Center Friday, Sept. 16 from 6 to 9 p.m.; Saturday, Sept. 17 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 18 from 10 a.m. lo 4 p.m. Admission is $3.50. There will be special guests, National Club representa­ tives, and a display of Hull Teapots and collectables. Call 407-298-3355. Wednesday, September 14, 2005 • Vol. 114, No. 6 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc •300 N French Ave, Sanlord FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 •Fax (407) 323-9408 Penodcai Postage Paid at Sanlord. Flord a and addaonal m ailing o itce s USPS 461280 Postm aster: Send address changes to The SANFORO HERAcD po Boa tsar Sanlord. FL 32772-1687 Writs to us: ° 300 N. French Avenue Sanford. FL 32771 Subscription Rates 3 M onths nS em m ote County *11 00 6 M onths at Sem inole County 120 00 1 Year in Sammola County 138 00 1 Year O ther Florida County 142 00 t Year Out O t Stale *&? 00 3 \tA �T iif. H erald Wednesday, September 14, 2H0!» W h ite __________ Y e h l------------------ Continued from Page IA Continued from Page 1A began his request for what commissioners called "signifi­ cant add-oas" to the $132,000 contract offered to him. "You'd think he'd return phone calls in a timely manner. That causes me a great deal of concern," Kuhn said. District 2 Commissioner Vfclma Williams said she was appalled White essentially wrote his own contract. "To even have the audacity to do th a t ' Williams said. White told Kuhn the con­ tract was "general and fairly unspedfic". He claimed it did­ n't give his family a lot of pro­ tection. The new employment con­ tract that White proposed con­ tained a one-year severance dausc including all paid holi­ days, executive leave, health insurance for him and all dependents, life insurance worth two times his salary, short-term and long-term dis­ ability, car allowance, and any other available benefits, as well as his $132,000 salary’. The dty had in its original agreement a six-month sever­ ance package with accrued sick and vacation time. White also wanted the dty to budget for memberships and travel to professional develop­ ment organizations he belongs to, and to pay membership and dues to d vic club member­ ships. The dty spedfied in their employment agreement to con­ sider budgeting for profession­ al development memberships, and there was no provision for I'rm/iiw l i ilorrim w i hr x n n III I Il'.tiU ll I *i*iK rtlmvTi V in t .m l B J Thomas Saturday, September 17th at 7:30p m Tickets are $35, 30. Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra Sunday, September 18th at 2 pm Tickets are $25,20. H tlcn S ta vfT b rttr com dvic club memberships. A few other perks White requested were a pager, com­ puter, software and fax/modem in addition to a cell phone with home use assumed; a $700 a month tem­ porary housing allowance; and maximum allowed accrual for vacation and sick days with unlimited accruals. Other requests included: Insurance premiums for health, hospitalization, surgi­ cal, vision dental and compre­ hensive medication insurance for him and all dependents paid by the dty; Short and long term disabili­ ty insurance paid by the dty; moving Tax liability for n expenses paid by the dty; Electing to complete a com­ prehensive medical exam by a physidan he chooses, instead of an annual exam by a dtyselected physidan; Life insurance in the amount of two times his annual salary ($264,000), instead of the d t/ s proposed one-year life insur­ ance amount; A retirement plan equal to the average percent offered to all employees induding gener­ al employees, police and fire averages, instead of the 10 per­ cent of live salary base the dty offered; Costs of the sale of his home including limited real estate agent's fees and closing costs not to exceed $6,000; White explained in an email to Kuhn on Saturday, Sept. 10 that he found it hard to work within the framework of the contrad interim City Manager Eugene Miller developed. Miller, who has more than 40 years experience as a dty man­ ager, and City Attorney Bill Colbert both said the employ­ ment agreement was based on a model used all over the coun­ try for dty managers. "I worry about political tran­ sitions," White wrote. "From talking to some managers in Florida, there is some mytholo­ gy about Sanford politics of the past." In A pril former City Manager A1 Grieshaber Jr., resigned after a divided com­ mission voted 3-2 not to renew his contrad in January. His con- trad would have expired in August 2005. Grieshaber started in 2003 and many people, whether they supported him or not, said he was ousted out of the posi­ tion for the way he handled the Andrew Van Gaale case. Grieshaber fired Deputy City Manager Van Gaale for using a dty-leased golf cart for person­ al needs during the d ty's Fourth of July celebration in 2004. City advisors warned com­ missioners that the way Grieshaber left the dty might rcfled poorly on them. "They're (the applicants] going to investigate you, as much as you investigate them," Marilyn Crotty told commis­ sioners in June. She is diredor of the Institute of Government. Attorney Colbert also told commissioners that how the dty manager leaves will impad the quality of applicants the commission receives. "Be kind to him [Grieshabcr| as he leaves," Colbert advised back in April 2005. Grieshaber had requested a continuation of his salary and benefits until Nov. 30 of this year, at that time he would then take his two weeks paid vaca­ tion. The commissioners agreed to that. The commissioners let Miller condud the preliminary search for ritv manager candidates, which began with 49 applicants at the end of July. He then nar­ rowed that list from 49 to six he felt were highly qualified. Before interviews began, two of the six candidates had with­ drawn their names. Miller said shortly after the search closed that ne had to twist a few arms to obtain applicants. He said it is not unusual to have 100 or more applications in a dty the size of Sanford. According to Millet; strid crite­ ria such as how much experi­ ence and education candidates had was one reason for the only 49 candidates. "Some persons arc happy where they are and it took some serious marketing of the future of Sanford to obtain favorable responses," Miller said. Page 3A cial events, and cable TV oper­ ations. During the interviews the commissioners asked Yehl if he had ever been involved with controversial issues. "It's a matter of being able to bring the two sides together," Yehl said. "People have to understand that compromise is not a dirty word." Yehl told commissioners he was attraded to the position in Sanford because of the host of duillengcs with development growth and community Issues. Yehl told commissioners he was also good at being a facili­ tator. Yehl said that something he was taught in graduate school was dty managers should be able to "satisfy the irritated without irritating the satis­ fied." The commissioners extend­ ed an offer to Yehl for the position of dty manager at $132,000 with the original employment agreement that was offered to White. Interim G ty Manager Eugene Miller said ne spoke to Yehl Monday afternoon and that Yehl was willing to accept the offer with two exceptions. Those two exceptions were higher car and temporary housing allowances so he could avoid two house pay­ ments. The dty took a 10-minute recess at the start of the com­ mission meeting to call Yehl with their offer. Kuhn made the phone call and came back to announce that Yehl had accept­ ed the offer; which induded a $550 a month car allowance and a minimum $1,500 a month housing allowance for no longer than six months, so that hehad enough time to sell his home in Texas without pay­ ing a house payment here in Sanford and a mortgage pay­ ment In Texas at the same time. "I think we have a confident and permanent dty manager," Kuhn said at the end of Monday's meeting. District 2 Commissioner Velma Williams said, "We've reached one of the greatest milestones of 2005." Yehl will start his position os Sanford’s dty manager on Oct. 10. date interviews on Friday, some elected offid als said Yehl had been a candidate they leaned toward, except for a few comments he made at the very end of his interview. Yehl told com missioners that he often undersells him­ self, and that in four or five months they will see that he is a good city manager. " I ’m not that good of a visionary," Yehl said. "I'm fairly low-key — not flashy." District 3 Commissioner Randy Jones said: "That con­ cerns me." According to commission­ ers, one reference for Yehl told them he let a m ayor he worked with be too strong. "We don't need a yes man," Mayor Linda Kuhn said. But the commissioners, after witnessing W hite's actions with the employment contract went with Yehl, who received 11 of a possible 16 votes by the commissioners. White had received 15 votes. Yehl has more than 25 years experience that includes serv­ ing for threcyears as the former president/CEO of Woodlands Community Service Corp, in Texas, with a population of 80,000. Before that he was dty manager of West University Place, in Texas, for more than six years. He also served as an assistant dty manager for Des Moines, Iowa, for nine years. Yehl graduated with a bach­ elor's degree in political sdcnce Jnivereity and a from Indiana Univ master's oft public administration degreeI Ifrom The American University in Washington, D .C According to Yehl's resume, some accomplishments indude managing a $12 mil­ lion bond referendum for financing family aquatic cen­ ters, playground equipment and AAA baseball stadium; and reviewing and evaluating urban renewal projects for eco­ nomic effect of projects; facili­ tating efforts with dty, county and state entities and develop­ ing organizational relation­ ships and policy options for future governance. He also established Des Moines' first public affairs office to coordinate public information, m arketing spe­ Hardwan Stores', Pst Frisndly Stores J ID * W V OURVERYKtl FLATHALLRAINT - ''A HunkerDownO is a fun, fast-paced hoard game designed to take 2-6 players through a full Hurricane Season. •2SVtarDtn0My Royal touch WMPetal MM) ebi 4Mtk.cncodtoMgs CMtnerinaaktk(itt4C<) PR0MNKTANKS nun WH1LI YOU WAIT! 221b. S IL IC O N !^ S IA L A M T , 80 YEAR 100% CrMtaa wether rs«— tiasbc saai. ia i oz. cartridge WNto or cto*. (11316,11315) WeCanH Most ExchangeTanksloo. um A nm aw uujm tD 4 EA. H i* *01171 ‘ bag r u w A cn » o u M n w > �Wednesday. Scntcmlwr m. 2005 TllE IlERALD B usiness NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX INCREASE My Gym takes fitness down to child’s level Du By Karla rt___ Reyaa Herald Intern LAKE MARY Parents wishing to incorporate fitness into their children's life may consider signing them up for My Gym, a fitness center exclusively for children between the ages of 3 months to 13 years. My Gym, different from actual, adult gym, offers class­ es incorporating three main concepts: hanging, balance and agility. The classes change weekly and so does the cus­ tom furniture. According to owner John Keating, corporate gives each facility a manual that includes more than 1,000 ways they can configure the furniture. “We base our configura­ tions on the content of the classes for that week but we always have mats out,“ Keating said. Up until the child is 3 and one-half years old, the classes are called “Mommy and Me," requiring the parent's partici­ pation. After that, the child participates in independent classes with a teacher ratio of one to five. As the children get older, the warm-ups get longer and the amount of muscle knowl­ edge that is discussed increas­ es according to acting director Michael Arroyo. For example. in the parent participation classes the warm-up might be up to two minutes but for the independent classes it might be up to seven minutes. “Central to our philosophy is making sure fitness is fun for kids so that they can asso­ ciate the two concepts togeth­ er and want to be healthy,” Keating said. At three different locations in Central Florida — Lake Mary, Dr. Phillips, and Oviedo — My Gym has been in exis­ tence since 1983 when it firtt opened in California. Ihition is $125 for an eightweek session that includes class twice a week and an hour of free play. Glass Show The City Of Longwood has tentatively adopted a measure to increase its property tax levy. Last Year’s property tax levy: A. Initially proposed tax levy............. B. Less tax reductions due to Value Adjustment Board and other assessment charges................. -$ C. Actual property tax levy................ .$ 4,082,843 This year’s proposed tax levy.............. $ 4,478,478 4,134 4,078,709 All concerned citizens are invited to attend a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on Monday, September 19, 2005 7:00 PM at Longwood City Commission Chambers 175 West Warren Avenue, Longwood, Florida 32750 A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax Increase and the budget will be made at this hearing. H erald p h o to b y Tom m y V incent The Sanlando Depression Glass Show will bo held at the Sanford Civic Center Friday, Sept. 16 from 6 to 9 p.m.; Saturday, Sept. 17 Irom 9 a m. to 5 p.m.; and Sunday, Sept. 18 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Appraisal (air comes tolake Mary LAKE MARY — An A ntique Appraisal Fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Lake Mary Community Center, 260 N. Country Club Road. Tire $5 fee for each item appraised by experts is a donation for the Sem inole County Historical Society for the support of the Museum of Sem inole County History. Call 407-665-2489 for more information. For more details contact Kenneth Dittmann, lead appraiser at 407-321-2211 or em ail him at kenltkenscoins.net. Keeth raises $9,000 la five days WINTER SPRINGS — Keeth Elementary School in Winter Springs has raised more than $9,000 in only five days for the victims suffering from the Hurricane Katrina disaster. The families and staff of Keeth Elementary are still col­ lecting money at this time and plan on exceeding $10,000, according to Georgia Hill, assistant principal at the school. On Sept. 9, the Keeth Parent-Teacher Association and staff gave the two fami­ lies that recently registered at Keeth from New Orleans $500. Plus the families were invited to the PTA president's home to give them the follow­ ing items: sheets and com­ forters, towels, cleaning sup­ plies, toiletries, some toys for the children, TVs and DVDs, washer and dryer sets, dinette sets, toasters, microwaves, and several other things. This message came from the PTA: “In the face of suf­ fering, one has no right to him away, not to "*• When someone suffers, and it is not you, he comes first- Hi* v w suffering gives him priority. CITY OF LONGWOOD - BUDGET SUMMARY - ALL FUNDS FISCAL YEAR 2005-2006 1 PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA ARE 1.21% LESS THAN LAST YEAR'S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES GENERAL FUND CASH BALANCES BROUGHT FORW ARD ESTIM ATED REVENUES: Ad Valorem Taxes - Millaga 4.99 Salas and Use Taxes Franchise Fees Utility Service Taxes Communications Services Tax Licenses and Permits Intergovernmental Charges for Services Fines and Forfeitures Miscellaneous Other Financing Sources <5,959,188 4,254,554 0 1,165,000 1,218,450 1,260,605 374,950 1,867,422 1,317,200 311,200 534,100 525,668 SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND ENTERPRISE FUND TOTAL <1,031,020 <238,833 <191.496 <7,420,537 666,000 34,000 95,113 362,200 1,000,000 0 0 0 0 684,452 0 0 85,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,600.000 0 344,000 0 4,254,554 1,000,000 1,165,000 1,218,450 1.260,605 374,950 2,551.874 4,583,200 345,200 1,058,213 887,868 Total Estimated Revenues and Cash Balances Brought Forward 18,788,337 2,168,333 <2,008,285 <3,135,496 26,120,451 ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES / EXPENSES: General Government Public Safety Physical Environment Transportation Culture & Recreation Debt Service Other Uses <4,147,364 6,090,641 773,379 2,026,423 1,480,580 0 340,000 47,524 1,605,713 • * 20,000 <0 0 0 1,820,000 0 0 0 <0 0 2,419,931 0 0 0 505,668 <4,147,364 7,038,365 4,799,023 3,646,423 1,480,560 0 865,668 Total Expenditures / Expenses 15,758.587 1,673,237 1,820,000 2,925,599 22.177.423 3,029,750 516,096 188,285 209.897 3,943,028 I1 B ,788,337 <2.188,333 <2,008,285 <3.135,496 <26,120,451 Reserves Total Appropriated Expenditures / Expenses and Reserves THE TENTATIVE, ADOPTED AND / OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD. �Wednesday, September I I, 2(l0"i I*11pc fn\ T he H i rai .i» Obituaries ERNESTINE BELL BUSH Ernestine Bell Bush, 72, of First Drive, Sanford, died Friday, Sept. 9, 2005 at her residence. She was bom March 9,1933 in Marianna, Florida. B u th She was a homemaker and a member of New Bethel M B . Church. Survivors include sons, Johnnie c. bush of Daytona Beach, Wallace Bush of Upper Marlboro, Md., Russell T. Bush and Eddie R. Bush, both of Sanford; daughters, Christine Cleveland of Orlando, Estella Bush of Far Rockaway, N.Y., and Diane Bush of Sanford; brother, Milton Bell of Miami Beach; sister, Eldorado Fleam of Indianapolis, Inc.; 26 grand­ children; 33 grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday, Sept. 17, at 11 a m. at New Bethel M.B. Church, 618 E. 10th Street, Sanford, with rev. William Lewis, Pastor. Viewing will be Friday, Sept. 16 from 4 until 8 i.m. at Wilson-Eichelberger ftlortuary. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. ROBERT L. ERDMANN Robert L. Erdmann, 37, of Winter Park, died Saturday, Sept. 10, 2005. He was bom Sept. 21,1967 in New Orleans, La. He was a chef. Survivors include wife. Holly T. Erdmann; father, Charles Erdmann; stepmoth­ er, Judy Erdmann. Funeral services will be Wednesday, Sept. 14, at 10 a.m. at St. Stephens Catholic Church with father John J. Bluett officiating. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. CHRISTINE ANN FERREIRA Christine Ann Ferreira, 4, of Winter Springs, died Sunday, Sept. 11, 2005 in Casselberry. She was bom in Longwood. Survivors include mother, Yobanska Ferreira of Winter park; brother, Spencer Ferreira of Winter Park; sis­ ters, Kelly Martinez, Shelly Martinez and Genavie Martinez all of Callahan, FI. Funeral services were held Tuesday, Sept. 13 with Pastor Pedro Perez officiating. Burial will be by Metro Crematory. Collison Family Funeral Homes & Crematory, South Seminole Chapter, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. CHARLES WILLIAM NEVILLE Charles William Neville, 88, of Sanford, died Sunday, Sept. II, 2005 at his residence. Bom May 18, 1917 in Monroe, Midi., he moved to Sanford in 1958. He was a retired chief Petty Officer with the U.S. Navy, a Pearl I larbor survivor, and a long time rancher in the Sanford area. Survivors include daugh­ ter, Mary Rooney of Orange City, adopted daughter Teri Svner of Sanford, sister Mary I lerzig of Winter Garden; step sons, Dennis, Sherman and Benny Williams; step­ daughter Alice Wong; five grandchildren; eight great­ grandchildren. Visitation will be Wednesday, Sept. 14 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Collison Gramkow Chapel. Funeral services will be Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Palmetto Baptist church, with inter­ ment at Oaklawn Memorial Park. Collison Family Funeral Homes & Cremator)', Gramkow Chapel, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. MAMIE LEE PRINGLE Mamie Lee Pringle, 72, of Sanford, died Sunday Sept. 11, 2005 at her residence. She was bom June 8,1933 in Perry’, Ga. She was a home­ maker and a member of Progress Missionary Baptist Church, Sanford. Survivors include son. M ikalonie - A lexander w edding | ~ j | ^ I Lewis j I hiim.iv Boone of Sanford; daughter, Janie Shepard of Ferrell, N .C; sis­ ters, Johnnie Pringle Morris of Sanford, Annie Askew of Perry, Ga., Lottie Suttin, Inez Troupe, Minnie Marshall, Gerald King, Florine Selder, Mildred Whiter and Louise Pearson, all of Perry, Ga.; brothers, Freddie Dunn of Augusta, Ga., Keith West of Sanford, Jimmie L. Brown, Joe Lewis Brown, Leonard Brown, Albert Brown, all of Perry, Ga.; 19 grandchildren; 42 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will bo Saturday, Sept. 17, at 1 p.m. at Progress M.B. Church, 2146 Church Street, Sanford. Visitation will be Friday, Sept. 16 from 4 until 8 p.m. at Sunrise Funeral I lome Chapel. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. KATHLEEN YOKLEY Kathleen Yokley, 93, died, of Sand Pine Place, Geneva, died Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2005. She was bom Nov. 9, 1911, in French Creek, W.Va. She was retired from a clerical position at Rockmoom's Automotive in Orlando. She was a member of First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Survivors include sisters, Eleanor McClain of Clarksburg, W.Va., and Dottie Hymes of West Fayetteville, Penn.; daughter Sharon E. Racine of Geneva; three grandchildren; one great­ grandchild. Funeral services will lie Friday, Sept. 16 at 11 a.m. at First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Collison Family Funeral Home & Crematory, Gramkow Chapel, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. Oaklawn Memorial Park Sewing Central Florida Since 1954 ‘A Friend W hen You R eally Need One "Ask F tn A T Mr. Mario Mikalonie and Mrs Dawn Lakay Burke Alexander of Tallahassee arc announcing their marriage on July 23. At 4 p.m., the ample repealed their vows in a traditional Christian (Cinderella Theme). The wedding ceremony was performed by Rev. Ronald W. Merthie, pastor of New Life Word center, and Rev. Otis C. Raines, pastor of Christian Fellowship Baptist Church The bride. Dawn, is the daughter of Mr. Columbus and Mrs Jessie Burke, Sr. of Sanford. Tire gnxim. Mario, is the son of Mr. Curtis and Mrs. Jacolyn Ward-Watson of Sanford. The bride was given in mar­ riage by her father, Columbus burke, Sr. She chose for her vows, a white ball gown with a lop adorned with rhinestones, sequins, and flowers embellislied off-shoulder, a Demetrius Collection, the headpiece of rhinestones was a traditional princess crown with si tear veil attadied waste length. She car­ ried a bouquet of white tinted with pink n»ses of baby's breath and streamers Attending the bride as Maid of Honor was her sister, Donnie Burke. Matron of honor was Valery Hurkc-Tullodi, sister of the bride. Maid of honor wore a silver halter dress with rhine­ stones from the Bill Levhoff col­ lection, with matron wearing a gold halter Kill gown. They car­ ried nosegay of roses. Serving as bridesmaids and junior bridesmaids were Yorhonda Burden, Detoria Burke, Shaponica Griddine, Shamae I looks, Liza Jones, 1-aTonya Waldon, vanity Tulloch. Brtyaunna Melton, miniature bridesmaid: Destiny Silvia, Maricsa Gilchrist, Teaira Case)-, and Terry West. Their gowns of silver halter dress with rhine­ stones with stole were from the Bill Lcthoff collection. Flowers were gold with gypsy roses. Flower girls were Ta'Niyah Burke, Moria Gilchrist and Sha'Corya Wilson. Jermaine Mackey served his brother as Best man. Serving as groomsmen were; Dean Davis Sr., Greg Liggons, Nilos Sigler, Reginald Lawson, Glen Alexander, Brother, Paul A. Knight Jr. and IVmetrious Ward. Junior Groomsmen was Howard Tulloch Jr. Miniature groomsmen Darius Jackson, Rashaan Simmons. Usher, Gregor)' Reed Jr. Tne site of the reception was at the American Legion Home in O r l a n d o . Serving as assistants were Darccllc Williams, Donnie Burke, Teresa Jean-Cities, Antwan Davis, Michael Burke, Edna pearl Burden Shawandolyn Brown, Howard Tulloch. Sr. Tammy Silvia, Vanity Tulloch, Julia Gunn and Chaz Davis. Tlie newlyweds will plan their wedding trip at a later date. The)’ will make their home in Tallahassee where the bride Lx a full-time graduate student at Florida State University, and the gnxim Is training for entrepre­ neurship at INiblic, Inc, where he will be a manager. Corso Foundation takes applications, plans ball SANFORD — The Kathy Hoffman Corso Foundation Inc. has planned its second annual fundraiser and is also accepting applications for assistance from single moth­ ers diagnosed and recovering from breast cancer. Kathy Hoffman Corso, a single mother of four, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1997. Generous donations from friends and the commu­ nity helped ease the medical and financial burdens that accumulated during her sixyear struggle against this dis­ ease. 1loffman Corso lost her bat­ tle in November 2003, but it was her wish that this founda­ tion continue in the spirit in which it was created. Interested parties can send any requests for an applica­ tion and/or assistance to: Tlie Kathy Hoffman Corso Foundation, Inc, 206 Colonial Way, Sanford, FL 32771. Plans are also underway for the Second Annual Pink Ribbon Ball on Friday, Oct. 7, at the Orlando/Lake Mary Marriott. There will bo a silent auction at the ball and organ­ izers are requesting donations of items, gift certificates or services to be auctioned. Anyone who donates items for the auction can have their business listed in the evening's program. For more information, 407-324-4831. Hwg. 17-93 -IfU ttla nd P tlO M AND FUNERAL HOMES 24 H r.. 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He wants to look at that shou ld n't have been brought in b usin ess, but By Steve Paradis to continue serving the peo­ the budget and see what is approved In the low-lying needs to be more inviting to Horald Staff ple o f Lake Mary for a included. The city com m is­ subdivision in the first business. fourth term. sion approved the same place. In the end, most resi­ "I think this is of para­ LAKE MARY — Two 9"I guess my strength is I millage rate as last year on dents were happy with the mount Im portance," Bales year-olds named Austin saw understand the city and the first reading at its Sept. 8 solution and will pay less said. the devastation from issues it faces right now,” meeting. No one spoke d ur­ than $600 per year for a "I think the city needs to Hurricane Katrina on TV Jernigan said. “I will have ing the public hearing about sewer and reclaimed water be a lot more business and decided to do som e­ no learning cu rv e.” She the budget. The next public system to fix the chronic friendly. It needs to be a lot thing about it. They sold added that before becoming hearing is Sept. 22 when the problems. more friendly." lem onade and in return a commissioner, she served city is expected to adopt the When someone wants a Building plans could be received more than $500 for on the city's Planning and budget for the next fiscal variance to park a com mer­ more streamlined, he said. the victims of the storm. Zoning Board. year. cial vehicle on their proper­ "Businesses have to jump In one hour on Labor Day, Both candidates plan to "I'm not saying we ty, the com mission has stuck through a lot of hoops for Austin Anguaino and Austin visit neighborhoods and should low er the m illage to its city code, but those minor situations.” McManus sold $10 of lemon­ speak to as many people as rate, I'm saying we should d ecisions are tough, He will begin visiting ade along Country Club possible before the election, took into this,” Bales said. Jernigan said. neighborhoods and b u si­ Road in Lake Mary. Austin’s voters will be able to vote As a realtor he knows that "T h a t's your home and nesses soon, Bales said. mom Viola Anguiano was early on the four days lead property values som etim e properly," she said . The "W e're getting things raud of her son's initiative, ing up to the Nov. 8 election increase betw een 2 and 3 commission wants people to revved up." ler boss heard about the as well as vote by absentee percent each month. "This is be happy living in Lake Jernigan said she will efforts and donated $500. ballot. something I want to investi­ Mary, and they have tried to encourage early voting and "I saw the pictures and I “I believe I could have gate.” have understanding for absentee ballots. decided to do this and called won last year if it w asn't for Jernigan said the city has everybody. But part of liv­ She will probably use A ustin," said Austin the hurricanes,” Bales said. approved lean budgets ing in Lake Mary are strict mailings and definitely will Anguaino. He lost McLean by 16 per­ without raising the millage property and sign codes walk and talk throughout The money went to Austin centage points — 58 to 42 rate for the last three years. that most agree have the city. A nguaino's church. All percent. Voter turnout was "I think the city has done enhanced life in the city, "I'll do that and I'll be in Souls Catholic Church in heavier than normal well because of forw ard­ Jernigan said. the n eighborhood s," she Sanford, which had its own because of the presidential looking people who came Bales said the city has said. drive to help Katrina vic­ race last fall. before us and w e've been Jernigan said she is proud able to stay with it," she of the com m ission's accom ­ said. plishm ents to this point. She pointed to downtown ”VVe may disagree with developm ent plans, the each other som etim es, but sewer solution in Lake Mary we always do w hat's best Woods and sticking to city for the city,” Jernigan said code as highlights in recent In an interview from her years. fam ily realty busin ess in Some thought downtown Sanford. “We take care of d evelopm ent plans were the growth and not have it meant to push people out, manage us. People live in but Jernigan said the intent Lake M ary because it is not is to enhance what is there. cram m ed.” Park plans will lead to a Bales said he w asn't too renewed com munity center. happy when com m issioners Brick pavers will enhance approved $100,000 for a aesthetics in the area along clock lower, but most of that County Club Road. money was earm arked by a "W e worked really hard federal grant specifically for with dow ntow n d ev elop ­ ★ Open evenings, weekends ★ Most Insurance accepted a clock tower. m en t," Jern ig an said. "I & holidays ”Pm not running against think it has a Tot of positive an opponent, I'm running aspects that can help Lake ★ No appointment necessary ★ Infants through age 21 for the city, sim ply letting Mary move forw ard." ★ On-site lab and x-ray voters d ecid e wno they it Minimal wait time Tne Lake M ary Woods want to represent them ," sew er project and code vio­ Bales said. lations or variances have He said he wants to pro­ been som e of the most d iffi­ >» A fte r -H o u r s ^ * ^ tect property values and cult decisions the city com ­ em phasize fiscal responsi­ mission has faced, she said. bility. Although the tax millIn Lake Mary Woods, the Urfwtf Cm ft* Intuit* Ouftlran9 Toun<Adult* age rate In Lake M ary is the city could not afford to fund lowest of the seven cities in the entire $3.25 million proj­ Sem in ole County, Bales ect. R esidents were upset wonders it it could be even over leaking sep tic tanks f tims. April McManus described the boys as best buddies. They appeared together with their families at the Sept. 8 Lake Mary City Commission m eeting. The pair were rewarded with thanks from Mayor Thomas Greene and a special watch featuring the Lake Mary city logo. Austin McManus attends Wilson Elementary and his friends goes to Holy Cross Lutheran Academy. "I'm so proud of them," Viola said. "H e just said, 'M ommy I want to do some­ thing,’ and he came up with this idea." The actions of the Austins show just what young peo­ ple can do when given the opportunity, April McManus said. "This is like a stepping stone" in their development, she suggested. "I'm always willing to try something new," said Austin McManus. Urgent Care close to home! latrlc urgent care wl Pediatrics Seminole C O L D U Je U . BAN KG R □ West Volusia Offices Sanford Orange City DeLand Deltona Seminole Towne 760 S. Volusia 136 E. 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The softball tournament, which features teams from across the nation, la free to the public. The event promoters and sponsors would like to welcome the local com­ munity to come and wit­ ness this great event. To make the event spectator friendly, there will be no admission charge, a local DJ, bikers, and concession and souvenir stands. Friday at 7 p.m., a chari­ ty softball game between Hooters of America and Real Rock Radio 101.1 will benefit The Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Following the charity game. Hooters will spon­ sor the annua] home run derby to determine who the best long ball hitter in the nation is. The winner of the derby will receive 8500. Last year's champion, U S Vinyl of Houston, Texas, will not be return­ ing this year to defend its crown. However; an All Armed Fortes team from Eaiin AFB and team* from Florida, Nevada and other states arc competing to be crowned the 2005 champi­ on. FASCAR GOODYEAR CHALLENGE The Goodyear Challenge Late Model 100 headlines the program this Saturday (September 17th) at New Smyrna Speedway. Along with the Goodyear Challenge will be the Open Wheel Modifiers, Sportsman, Super Stock, Mini Stock and Strictly Stock divi­ sions, which will be radng for double points. The pit gate will open at 2 pm. with practice for the Goodyear Challenge Late Model 100 ALONE from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. with division practice to follow. i.m. with radng adion at 7 JO p.m. _____ _ admission will be $15 for adults $10 for students and seniors, and free for children 11 and under. New Smyrna Speedway is located on the comer of SR44 and SR415 between 1-95 and 1-4 eight miles west of New Smyrna Beach in beautiful Samsula. For more information, please call 386-427-4129, or visit the website at www.iascar.org £ NO MORE EXCUSES No Name Wrestling will be presenting "No More Excuses' on Friday, September 16th, at 7 p.m. at the Sanford Salvation Army. 700 West 24 th Street. This month's card fea­ tures three main events: Main Event f 1 is for the NNW Overall Championship and will feature champion Sedrick Strong taking on the chal­ lenge of Hotshot Mark Stephens. Hotshot daims he never lost the title, while Sedrick vows that he isn't going to lotf the title. Main Event 12 will have TNA wrestlers, "Mr.630" Jertelle Clark and Erick Stevens, battling. One is a See Briefs, Page 2B Special to ttie Herald P**oto courtesy o l UCF A th le te s A ssociation. Inc. Former Lake Mary High School star Lauren Bradley (above) joins Juliet McGee Schwotter and Becky Geyer as new assistant coaches at UCF. ORLANDO — UCF head women's basketball coach Gail Strieglcr announced the hiring of former Florida State standout Lauren Bradley as assis­ tant coach on Friday. Bradleys hire Is effective Aug. 1. Bradley, a native of Lake Mary, returns home to CentnU Florida after spending the past five years in the Panhandle. In 2004-05, she served as an assistant women's basketball coach at Chlpola College, where she helped the Lady Indians to the National junior College Athletics Association (NJCAA) ~ (ion VIII and Florida Communit hy lege Activities Association (FCC CAA) State Championships. The team finished Striegler hires Lake Mary native llth nationally in the NjCAA. The two-time Orlando Sentinel Seminole County Player of the Year and 1999 USA Today honorable mention All­ American, Bradley averaged 6.4 points in more Burn 100 games for the Seminoles despite being plagued by injuries. Her perseverance helped her earn the 2004 Doc Fauls Award as the senior FSU athlete who overcame the most adversity to compete. Bradley also excelled in the classroom earning a spot on the All-Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Team five consec­ utive years as well as the 2003 Verizon Academic All-District Third Team. During her time at FSU, Bradley also worked as camp director at the Upward Basketball Camp and a camp counselor at the Seminole Girl's Basketball Camp. She also tntemed in her alma mater's women's basketball office. "Lauren's expertise is measured in quality not in years," said Striegler; who is in her sixth year at the helm of the Golden Knights. "She knows what it takes to be successful at the Division I Sec College, Page 2B C o u n ty n e tte rs shine in to u rn e y Games get real District schedule begins for eight /IPs € \ X ' By Doan 8mlth Herald Staff Cf? Seminole County high school volleyball teams Had quite a weekend for themselves in the Champions Tournament at Champions Sports Complex in Orlando. Played over Friday and Saturday, Seminole County teams claimed two champi­ onships and one runner-up. In Premier Pool B, Orangewood Christian went 3­ 0, defeating Timber Creek, 25­ 17 and 25-10, Glade* Day, 25­ 18 and 25-12. and Martin County, 29-27,17-25 and 15-12. By Doan 8mlth Herald Staff SANFORD — It's time to get down to the nitty-gritty. The Fun and games are over for all but three of Seminole County's 11 high school football teams as the district games that deter­ mine who, for the most part into the postseason ns this Friday night. Last Friday was not kind to the county as only Trinity Ptep;whlcfr trtheonl/local team still unbeaten. Laka Brantley and Lyman picked up victories, and each of those came at the expense of county rivals. TVvo of the district openers in Class 6A-Dlstrict 2, Oviedo (2-1) at Seminole (0­ 2) and Lake Mary (2-1) at Winter Springs (1-2), ate also Seminole Athletic Conference contests, while second-year programs Orangewood Christian (0-3) and Lake Mary Prep (0-3) will not only be looking to a leg up in Class 1Btrict 4. but also get their first win of the season when they meet in the Griffins' 'Grandparents Night" in Lake Mary. Trinity Prep (2-0) will not only be looking to remain undefeated, but also unscored upon, when the Saints host The Villages in a n»M 2B-District 5 game in Goldenrod. Trinity Prep, which only won one game last year; has won its first m ML* k > e T h at ad vanced th e R am s Into th e P rem ier G old B racket w here they eased past W est Boot in file Semifinals In three -* M f ljp i r / v I\ ^ k ^ < \ x. r A t J $h V ___ E | See ruuuffuiy * 5* 2B AW Football, ■ Page To? photo byl Above Oy A rch S ooths, Maple I N g M p ho to b y Jam a* 0 . Paul Soma o< the top performers from Friday night were Lake Brantley's Lance Ault (No. 20. top). Lyman's Chris Bridgman (above) and Winter Springs'Tim Boykins (right). ” -w # »- * — — rp g am e*. 2 5 -2 2 .1 1 -2 5 and 15-11, and then rallied from a gam e d ow n to best R iviera BeachSuncoaat, 21-25, 2 5-20 and 15­ 9, to claim the ov erall ch a m p i­ onship. Oviedo opened the tourna­ ment by defeating John Paul Catholic, 25-14 and 25-11, and Mlaml-KiUlan, 25-7 and 27-25, and then won the first game before falling to West Boca, 17­ 25,25-16 and 15-11. That put the Lions in the Premier Silver Bracket where they had to rally from a game down to defeat Martin County, 12-25,25-20 and 15-10. in the semifinals to advance to the final where they won a thriller with F t Lauderdale-St. Thomas Aquinas, 25-19,20-25 and 15-12, to claim the trophy. The Master’s Academy fin­ ished second in the Class Pool A defeating West Orange, 25­ 18 and 25-21, and Lakewood Ranch, 25-20 and 25-18, but falling to IOkechobee in a marathon match, 25-23 and 2624. That put the Eagles in the Pi*** Silver Semifinals where I they upset powerful Apopka, 25-18,9-25 and 15-10, before falling to another volleyball (house, Melbourne al Catholic, 25-20 and 25­ 16, in the final. TMA (8-4) then jumped right tough and kept the pressure on the Bucs ick into anion back Into regular tegular season adion the entire game, but mistakes kept them i Monday, romping past Mt. on 1 out of the end zone. on IBible (2-5) in straight Dora Players of the Game: Buccaneers _ run­ Lines. 25-18,1 25-18, 25-10 and 25-15, games, ning back Cody Almadi Dolphins, run­ with freshman Marde Morris ning back Joshua Jones. accumulating 13 assists and 10-TO-12 YEAR OLDS five kills and junior Lindsey RAIDERS •,, t , BUCCANEERS»0 RAIDERS Nooft eight kills a n d • ............ Donte Lett scored the game's only prints Alluring h e i g h t shots, when he returned the opening kickon 60 tegular season yards for a touchdown. matches from the weekend: Both defenses was great for the entire Lake Mary Prep (54)) game ind coichrt Frink Hicks (Rsidert) remained unbeaten on Friday and Craig Johnson (Bucs) are to be praised by rolling over Foundation for an outstanding job of getting their Academy to straight games, teams prepared for the game. 25-23,25-15 and 25-17. Players of the Game: Raiders _ running Schottmiller led the Griffins back Donte Lett; Buccaneers _ Dandre with seven service aces, while Brown. Tailor Jones pounded down 13 GIANTS 7, DOLPHINS 0 k ills The only score of the game came with But LMP (5-1) fell for the Youth F la g Football season kicks off K Special to ths HsrakJ The Sanford Recreation Department Youth Flag Football season got underway this past Saturday at Ft. Mellon Park with six games in three age groups. The youngest age division, the 5-6 year olds, saw a couple of tight high scoring affairs with the Raiders ou tacoring the Dolphins, 35-28, in overtime and the Buccaneers holding off the Giants, 16-7. The rest of the day featured shutouts in the two older divisions with the Giants blanking the Raiders, 12-0, and the Buccaneers whitewashing the Dolphins, 13-0, In the 7-9 age group and the Raiders nipping the Buccaneers, 6-0, and the Giants edging the Dolphins, 7-0, in the 10This faturday (September 17th), in the 5­ 6 year olds, the Dolphins face the Giants at 8 JO a m. and the Buccaneers battle the Raiders at 9 JO a m ; in the 7-9 year olds, the Buccaneers tackle the Raiders at 8 JO 10:30 a m. and the Raiders meet the Giants at 11 JO a m 5 4r 4 YEAR OLDS RAIDERS 35, DOLPHINS 28 Dolphins running back Daniel ChariUon ran for four touchdowns, but it was the Raiders' Johnathan Hollier that stole the show, scoring the game-tying touchdown that sent the game into overtime and then scoring the game-winner after hit defen­ sive mates stopped the Dolphins. Players of the Game: Raiders _ running back Johnathan (JT) Hollier; two touch­ down runs; Dolphins _ running back Daniel Charllson, four touchdown runs. BUCCANEERS 16, GIANTS 7 This defensive battle was tied at 7-7 until late in the game when the Buccaneers defense forced a safety and then Alexandra Frazier ran for 30 yards for a touchdown to seal the deal for the Bucs. Players of the Game: Buccaneers _ run­ ning back Alexandra Frazier; Giants _ run­ ning back Tevin Duval. 7-TO-9 YEAR OLDS GIANTS U RAIDERS 0 Kelvin Mills, who would score both touchdowns in the game, put the Giants ahead to stay when he ran for 40 yards for a touchdown on the open series of the game. The Giants pUyed extra hard as one of there alar players, Xavier Standi was out sick and everyone stepped up. The Giants' deferise was nearly impenetrable as the Raiders made a few drives down the field but the Giants were always able to come up with the big stop. pliyen of the Gimci G U nti. running back Kelvin Mills, two touchdowns; Raiders running back Rashwin Raison. BUCCANEERS 13, DOLPHINS 0 Buccaneers running back Cody Almadi scored the game-clinching touchdown when he scampered In from eight yards out with 57 seconds. The Dolphins played ran past three Dolphin* defenders into the end zone. , , Carl Fralzer Jr. ran the ball in for the extra point and the Giants made the score stand up, coming up with an Interception to the end zone a» dme expired after the Dolphins marched down the field to the final two minutes. Players of the Game: Giants _ wide receiver Michah Stokes; Dolphins _ comer back Zachary Lowie. first time on Monday to Peniel (4-2) to five tough games. The Griffins fell behind two games to none, 26-24 and 25-19, before rallying to even the match. 25-18 and 25-23, but Peniel survived to the winnertake-all set 15-7. Jones had 13 kills and Schottmiller five service aces for toe Griffins. Lake Howell won its sixth match of the season on Friday, See Volleyball, Page 2B �P age 2 B Tm; IliHMii septemiHT n-ir>. 2oo~> College Continued from Page IB level. Because she was bom and raised in Orlando and played in the ACC, she also has a lot of connections that we can utilize in our recruiting efforts. Lauren is going to be a great asset to our program.” Bradley holds a bachelor's degree in criminolo­ gy and a master's degree in sport administra­ tion /management, both fror.i Florida State. She ins recently hired assistant coaches Juliet cGce Schweitcr and Becky Geyer. G UCF TICKET ALLOTMENT FOR USF GAME SOLD OUT UCF Ticket Manager Kevin Luck announced last Friday that UCFs ticket allotment for the USF game is sold out. UCF was issued 3,400 tick­ ets for the game and has requested an additional amount of tickets to cover season ticket holder and UCF student ticket requests. Fans can purchase tickets through Ticketmaster by calling 407-839-3900 or via the Internet at www.ticketmaster.com. The game is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 17 at 7p.m. from Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. The two schools - separated by just 98 miles will meet for the first time on the gridiron. FSN Florida will televise the game live at 7 p.m. along Football Continued from Page IB two games by a combined 73-0. The only out of county dis­ trict game this week finds The Master's Academy (0-2) head­ ing to South Daytona to take on Warner Christian in a IB-4 game. In a big Seminole Athletic Conference battle. Lake with coverage on the UCF ISP Sports Network beginning at 5 p.m. locally on 740-AM. UCF SOFTBALL ADDS RIEPENHOFFTO COACHING STAFF UCF head softball coach Renee Luers-Gillisple announced the hiring of TVacy Riepenhoff as an assistant coach on Tuesday. Riepenhoff'* appointment is effective Immediately. "Having Tracy on board is huge for the UCF program," Luers-Gillisple said. "Her main focus will be with the pitchers, while also serving as the recruiting coordinator. With Tracy coming from Stetson, she already knows a little bit abo our pitchers and what they are capable of doing. Riepenhoff comes to the Golden Knights after a three-year assistant coaching stint at Stetson. At Stetson, she served as the pitching coach and summer camp coordinator. In her three years with the Hatters, Riepenhoff coached one first team All-Atlantic Sun pitcher, while her 2003 pitching staff boasted a No. 7 national ranking for team ERA (1.13). Riepenhoff is also a private pitching coach and has worked the Ken Griffey International Baseball/Softball Camp in Orlando. This past year, Riepenhoff earned her master's in education from Stetson. In May 2002. Briefs Continued from Page IB high..well very high flyer, and the other is a strong style king..which will prevail????? Main Event #3 features "The Future of Florida", Rip Malibu and Evan Starsmore, squar­ ing off. Rip has been on a tear as of late compet­ ing in several different organizations but Evan is trying to prove to other promotions he is the real deal. There will be other matches to be announced doser to the show but will include. Snow, Wikid, Barney Rumble, The Baddboy and others. This will the NNW's biggest event yet, not only due to all the great talent that will be on hand, but due to its cause. This event is another fund raiser for the Salvation Army, but money that is raised will also help the Salvation Army gear up to head to New Orleans, for some much needed relief. Ticket Prices are $10 for adults and $6 for chil­ dren (5-11). For more details visit www.nnwfl.mm or call 407-616-0959. D O M IN A T IO N Southern C ham pionship W restling w ill be p re­ As mentioned earlier. Trinity Prep stayed unbeaten by romp­ ing past Lake Mary Prep, 53-0. The Saints took control of the game from the outset scoring on its second play from scrim­ mage on a 40-yard run by Uascott i " and then tru returning * interception and a fumble lor „..crception-------------------touchdowns on the Griffins next two possessioas as the hosts built a 33-0 lead after one senting " Domination* A)MalWtSifdax,beuJW44»et 17th, at the VFW Hail at 351 South Highway 17­ 92 In DeBary. The evening will feature seven matdies head­ lined by a "Triple Threat" main event. The SCW Heavyweight Title will be on the line when current champion Vordell Walker puts up the belt against both "Heartthrob" Scott Davis and Jason Hexx. This was originally scheduled to be a tag-team match,, but Walker's teammate, Victor Creed, is away helping out with the Hurricane Katrina TCSC GOLF relief effort. With that in mind, SCW officials The Sharing Center of Longwood, an pairt of announced that both No. 1 contenders, Hexx The Christian Sharing Center, Inc., will be holdand Davis, will be afforded the opportunity at ing its annual Coif Scramble on Monday, the SCW title. October 3rd, at the Country Club at Heathrow. After a three month absence from the ring, . Registration is at 7JO a.m. with a shotgun start "Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko makes his at HJ0 a.m. return to the ring to take on an opponent of his This year's scramble honors the memories of choice. Don Nolt, who initiated the event in 2001, and In one-on-one competition. Thump Dupree Bill Ray, whose Nissan dealership is a major will square off against Heartbreak Express mem­ sponsor. Both passed away last year. ber Scan Davis. New this year is the 'BBQ Lunch and Super Crusierweights will take to the air when Ticket" that is included In the entry fee. Also Chaiyn Ranee and Aaron Epic meet in the included is a Continental breakfast, a door prize squared circle* ticket, and greens and cart fees. There will also be a Special Appearance by a Awards will go to the first, second and third former WWF World Champion as well as other place teams, closest to the pin and longest drive. matches featuring "Fabulous" Phil Davis, Rip Also, if you make a hole-in-one you will win a Malibu, Jasion Moore, Legion Kage, Preston Nissan 350Z donated by Bill Ray Nissan there James, Scott Commodity and the Green Light are also three more hole-in-one prizes valued at e pr District. tu 1500, $500, plus, if you sink a 50-foot putt, you up to Bell time is set for 7 JO p.m. and tickets are $10 win $5,000. for adults and $7 for children under the age of The cost to enter is $125 per individual. 12. Corporate sponsorships are also available by For more information, please call 407-474-4453 calling Bob Kohl at 407-333-4384. or visit the website at scwflorida.com. For more information call The Sharing Center YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE at 407-260-9155 or visit on the web at The Sanford Recreation Department will be www.christiansharing.org. D ia b e t ic s o n M GARY JOHNSON SIGNS PRO CONTRACT Former UCF men's basketball standout Gary Johnson will continue his career overseas, having signed a professional contract with the UCC Demons In Ireland. Johnson will report the team, which Is based out of Cork City and competes in the Irish SuperLeague, on Sept. 14. As a senior, he was a second-team All-Atlantic Sun Conference selection last season, guiding UCF to a 24-9 mark and its second consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament. The Wavnc, Mich, native earned A-Sun Championship MVP honors after leading UCF to its second-straight conference crown. During the 2004-05 campaign, he paced the Golden Knights in scoring, averaging 13.6 points per game. Johnson connected on 103 three-point­ ers, establishing a school single-season record. He becomes the third former UCF player in the last two years to ink a professional contract in Europe. Following the 2003-04 season, Dexter Lyons (Holland) and Roberto Morentin (Spain) both joined teams overseas. period and 47-0 at intermission. A.J. Hewitt was a star for Trinity Prep on both sides of the ball, scoring one rushing touchdown while gaining 58 yards on just four attempts, and also returning an intercep­ tion for a touchdown. Orangewood Christian had high hopes of Its first win of the season when It returned the opening kickoff 80-yards for a touchdown and a quick 7-0 lead, but the Rams would not score again as host Merritt Island Christian rallied for a hosting a Sanford Instructional Soccer League 30-7 victory at Cocoa Stadium. beginning on Saturday, September 20th and run­ Oviedo also found rough ning every Saturday until November 8th from 9 sledding on the road as Inc Lions tasted defeat for the first Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium) on time, 20-0, at St. Augustine Mcllonvillc Avenue. High School. The league is for boys and girls ages 5-to-7 and St. Augustine (3-0 and ranked B-to-10 and the cost is $40 (includes participation No. 3 in Class 3A), which has award and League T-shirt). not allowed a score in 14 quar­ For Information call the Sanford Recreation ters, including the preseason, Department at 407-330-5697 or Kicks N Dribbles made life tough on Oviedo at 407-721-8219. Info can also be found at quarterback Cody Williford, www.kicksndribbles.com or intercepting him three times www.ci.sanford.fl.us and holding him to just five completions in 16 attempts, SEPTEMBER DERBY and holding the Lions to only The September Soap Box Derby Rally will be 116 yards of total offense. held on Saturday, September 24tn at the Sanford Winter Springs was mighty Derby Park. impressive against unbeaten The event will be sponsored by the Central Winter Park in the first half as Florida Soap Box Derby and The Sanford tailback Tim Boykins, playing Recreation Department. in his first game of the season, Check In will be at 7 a m. with racing starting scored on a one-yard run in the at 8 a.m. first quarter and the Bears led Car and driver must meet AASBD standards. 7-6 at halftime, holding the The race will feature Time Swap and two Double ruminations. All cars must use Z-Glass Wheels . .Wildcats to pnjy one pass ram­ (No Wheel Bank) and their will be divisions for - plotion and 22 rushing yards. stock, superetock and master. But the visitors came alive In The cost is $45 for the first entry and $70 for a family. You must be pre-registered and paid by 5 p.m. September 19th. After that date there will SPEAK be a $10 late with a noon Friday, September 23rd cutoff. No on-site registrations. For more information, please contact Norm Perry, Race Directory at (work) 407-330-5697 or (home) 321-267-0168. Brantley (2-1) travels to Longwood to take on Lyman (2-1) at the Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex. The other non-district game , finds Lake Howell (1-2) travel­ ing to South Orlando to take on Foindana. All of the games are set for 7 i.m. kickoffs except Lake . lowcIL which begins at 7JO p.m. f Riepenhoff graduated from the Toledo with a bachelor's degree In adolescent education and history. While at Toledo, she Was a four-year letterwinner on the Rockets' softball team as a pitcher, middle inficlder and an outfielder. In the 2005 NCAA Tournament against Connecticut, Johnson had the finest gam eo f his collegiate career, hitting seven treys on his way to a game-high 29 points. FLAGLER CONQUER TROJANS, 3-1 Jessica Potter’s (Seabiceze HS) goal that just squeezed In under the crossbar in the 38th minute proved to be the game winner as Flagler College defeated Mount Olive College 3-1 in a non-conference women's soccer match at Saints Field Jessica Echterling (Lake Mary HS) got Flagler (3-1) on the board first as she broke away from the lYojan defense and found the back of the net In the 12th minute. Caitlin Eggimann (Gulf Breeze, Fla./Gulf Breeze HS) scored an insur­ ance goal in the 55th minute as she lobbed in a ball from 35 yards out that went over Mount Olive's goalkeeper's head and deposited In the net. Kate Carver (Margate, Fla./Nova HS) tallied four saves for the Lady Saints before giving way to Katy Jones (Gulf Breeze, Fla./Navarre I IS) for the last six minutes of the match. Gina Dos Santos scored the only goal for Mount Olive (2-2) with just 50 seconds remain­ ing in the match. Heather Ulep notched six saves for the Dojans. the third quarter, driving 77 yards on the opening posses­ sion of the second half to take the lead and then intercepting an attempted halfback pass on the Bears' first possession and later converting the turnover into a touchdown to make the score 20-7. Winter Springs tried to rally itself in the fourth quarter as Boykins, who had a team-high 84 yards on 21 carries, scored his second touchdown of the ame on a two-yard run to cut re lead to 20-14 and the Bears were driving late before run­ ning out of time. While the team results may have not been great on the evening, there were some indi­ vidual stars as Lyman running back David Muniz ran for 105 yards and two touchdowns and also caught a 44-yard touch­ down pass from quarterback Chris Bridgman, who also threw a 12-yard scoring toss to Ryan Fleming as the Greyhounds knocked Lake Mary from the ranks of the unbeaten. The Rams did show some signs of brilliance themselves as running back Kashif Vallot gained 108 yards on 12 carries and quarterback Sean Connolly threw a pair of touchdown passes, one to Bradley Lightboumc and the other to Reggie Robinson, who also had a rushing touchdown. Quarterback Bryan Bearden stole the show for Lake S Brantley In its win over Lake Howell with 185 yards on 13 carries and four touchdowns, but running back Lance Ault also had a nice game for the Patriots, who had 296 yards rushing in the game, gaining 92 yards and scoring a touch­ down. VolleyballContinued from Page IB but it was anything but easy as surprising Lake Brantley, which had won two matches in a row, took the first two games in blow out fashion, 25­ 15 and 25-16, and was on the verge of a big upset. But the Silver Hawks bounced back in champi­ onship fashion, winning three stralgnt games, 25-20, 25-18 and 15-10, to claim the victory. Thomas had 18 digs and King 19 kills to lead the Lake Howell attack, while Orlandini had 12 kills and Letchwortch 34 assists to pace the Patriots (2-4). But in a battle for county supremacy. Winter Springs ran its record to 5-1 by defeating Lake Howell (6-2) in straight games, 25-18, 25-20 and 25-17, on Monday. Brianna Barry had seven kills and Jennifer lyier had six kills to pact; the Bears, while Brittany Daigcr had nine kills and King eight digs for the Silver Hawks. SPANISH MANANA! or English • French • German Italian Portugese • 20 others Conversational Fluency begins with the very first lesson. 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D river hooded M ust have d ean facord. over 23 y r* old Proper a ttire C ontact K e lle ys Transportation. 407-827-2300 A cco u n ts P a ya b la /P a yro ll C le rk: Landscapmg/S/te work com pany Pan tim e /tle iib l* hours Quickbooka experience required Fas resum e 407­ 322 8194 DRIVER: F /r. COL Cteee a Apply In person M C a t Lumber, 3874 C hurdi 9L 8 en fcrtl EOE. Bobcat O perstor-C lsss D License. Final Grade Experience (407)322-8133 Need D um p tru c k d riv e rs . C lass B d r* License rqd Must be 24 yrs. o r older Local work. heudypey. 407-486-4390 B obcat O perator: Must have Bobcat experience 8 a valid d rive r* keens* W inter Springs area. 407-482-8803 Experienced p oin te r* needed. Valid FL d rive r's license required. Bor 407-324-2442 CACT1LLE COMPANY, INC ! , *’ *4071830-8431 Now H iring-C oncrete Work Fu* Twne-Denetee CAST1LLE COMPANY. INC NOW HIRINO Forem aiV Finlsher/Laborer F u ll T im e-B enefits 407-8188411 NXmeweScweImove ree UVCW Ch4d ca r* center looking lor Mothers 8 asaotm ts FiA 8 pen tone positions available Must have asp and 40 hr training 407-322-8643 CM A* 6 HHA1* needed tor busy hom e health agency In Banknote County P/T F/7 C at 407-328-8821 Farm er* Furniture of Sanlord needs drtverkM tvery person C lean d rivin g record, background cb iK ft required DOT physical iwqjVwd A«Uy to person, 8440 8 . French Ave. Farm er* FumNure of Sanlord looking lo r com m issioned based tales person* Sals* exp a plus A rewarding career eases yuu Apply n parson 2440 S French A v* F lye r D is trib u to r: Vehicle prtvvlad part ferns Orlando area 820k per year 407-830-4700 Full lane custom er service rep Sanford area, weekends required C om puter exp. 8 m ulti-tasked C asual atm osphere, lo t of custom er corsacl G re tl plaoe to work. Fax resume to 407-322-1811 T n n i n B U T r i ^ ^ E xcellent pay 8 benefits DFWP Apply Swim Ti Fun. 407-878-1832 $2000 Td Learn s Trade W ith S30k Oueranteed during the first year Sewing m achine operstors. laborers, assem blers 8 craftsm en do w e l at this Production environm ent • • • • Valid D rivers License Drug 8 Alcohol Free C om pletion o f Training PhysicaSy 8 M em aty F« It you are seriously interested In a rewarding career w ith an aamtog pcxerxw of 836-tSOk or m ore annually, than a p p ly In peraon, M-F, betw een 10am12noon, e t o u r Trade T ra inin g fa c ility : 2888 S anford A v *. S anford H elper fo r th e C ook wanted S tart |IQ T > *f hr A lto S e rver* wanted m Longwood Restaurant 407 203 8248 S 3 BUk i C le rk , "Perm ’ position EsceUent pay A benefits DFWP Apply S«vn Td Fun. 407-699 1952 71— H e lp W anted IMMEDIATE OPENINGS' Astem blers. A l Shifts • Longwood 86-88 73 • Sanford 87-87.80 (407) 788-8780 KELLY SERVICES Beckgm dO rug Screen Req EOE/Never An Appkcanl Fee IMMEDIATE OPENING8 810-811/HR G reat Temporary 8 Temp to Perm opportunities in Vie Lake Mary area Experienced C a l C enter 8 CtsnoM /ArliwssW ie emptoysee needed. Eves, wkenda, holidays Included. Beckground/drug screening requxed EOE/Never an e pp kca n tla*. 407-788-8780 KaBy LA BO RER8 NEEDED FO R U N D E R G R O U N D U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R S ta rtin g S a la ry * 8 .6 0 /H r MtALTN ereudANca AMO earn SL.AN1CSV*VM1 Repute M aintenance at local pel store. P/T, hsxibt* hours, 17 OOtv. borusse 407-320 7001 POSITIONS AVAILABLE W s o r* a T renchless Technology Business operating th ro u gh o ut th e S ta te e f F lo rid a since I9 6 0 , providing tre n ch le ss pipeline services. W * have th e fa llo w in g positions available, tra in in g provided: TV Tmcfinlclanm / operators Cues TV, T est A Seal Equipment CDL Drlvmrs Combination Pipeline Cleaning and Vaccum Tank Trucks General Operative* / Labor Reliable A Sanford 407-3234415 Loafwood 407-M1-0M! hard working, training provided E xce lle n t wages and b e n e fits , soma out e f tow n w ork, good w orking co nd itio ns, paid vacation and tra in in g A pply today, d e ta ils below • ( I \ss| S SIMM OCTOIO 21. 2ll(l-*t pnomM.W! Altair E n vironm tntal Group ESTABLISHED 1980 710 8. MUwbb Street, Longwood, FL 32750 Tel: 407-339-7134 Fu: 407-339-6619 E-Mail: atUirgroupCBarthllnk.net Visit Our Website: www.altairenviranin8ntal.com H ELP W A N T E D M JU N T K N A N C B N IO N T f/ W E K K K N D S f T / F T K X M R IK N C K D F O O D SE R V E R S F / T -F / T E X P E R IE N C E D C O O K H O U SEK EEPERS - F / T F L O O R M A N T O CLEAN C A R P E T S M-F r * n * » * n t O pportunay lo r e xp a rle n o a d fo o d se rve rs lo r a n upQ»er«w raU ram ant c o m m u n ity M u si b a a p ro fa a a io n a l a n d w a n t a ta a d y e m p lo ym e n t A b o ve a v e r a g e s ta rlin g w a g e s to r th o e a w h o a re quashed A 8 c a n d id a l* * pie a s * la x th e re su m e s R esum e F a x 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -3 0 6 6 P IM M 407-322-2207 Leg a ls i t Lake Forest Leg must Me me* dawns wan tv s Court. PROBATS DIVISION F IL f NO. 0 8 C P -IM I WITHIN THREE (1) MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY |M | OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM FLORIDA W RE ESTATE O f JEFFERY E WHITE. NOT1C8 TO CRCOtTORS The admaveeanun at toe e tu is at JEFFERY E WHITE, deceased whose dale of deem we* March 12. 2001. w pendmg Si me CvcuS Coxal k» SemmcU County. Ftonde. Probate Owwion. FSe Number OS CP 1381: » e eddrsM at wtsch it Semmoie County Counhouse Sanlord. FL- The names end addressee of me Personal R epretenuinre and ttie Personal RepteeemeSve s aOur- 0> demands sgexiat deoederv » ts u ie . mdwdsig unmelured conlingenl or unkquidsled cleans end who have been served e copy of Vxe nuke* /A u t o m o t iv e Miscellaneous^ INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST! Always ■ good pokey, especially lo r bu fin e s t o p p o tk x w and kanrheu* CM Ftonde Dept of Agrtcxjtture 4 Coneuner Sam oa* al 800435­ 7332 o r FTC-HELP lo r Ire * F **m e*o n Or vta* a x Wsb see • t WWW ftc govrtw op Ftonde lew requkes s**e rs of certain b usm e tt opportunities to register w ith Ftonde Dept of A griculture a Consum er S e m e** before seRng C e l to vertly fearful regwtrepon before you buy Irrigation 71— H e lp Wanted Vhrona* North P lu e rta needs drtver*. pizza m akers, tube. »e be s i ll i phones AptSywMi owner a t 2477 Park A v*. Sanlord New Business, adding IT COL-A Drivers Needed 2 yrs Exp. required Must kva within 35 m*e* of Daytona Local work, home defy And over rvgN trips Great Benefits. Up to I t 060 00 plus/week Meet me 8elem Carrtert R ecruiter/W eb In Sept 14m through 28 B am to S p m experienced only, labor poeMon. 407-322-6133. Salem Camera Inc. L an d *ea p *r*/T ra ck C at Final G rade: O perator* end labor p oe ltlo n* - in sta lla tio n and gradmg experience. 407-322­ 8133 Daytona Beech. FI. O r C a* 1-800-708-2416 Local meurence underw riting com pany seeking FT ciencaf employee lo t accounting d e p r. Com puter ekiOa 4 accounting background re q u ke d .. Pie em ail re tu rne e to : baretfaffiancau ami Basic construction and com puter know ledg* helpful Background check 4 drug screening Salary ♦ Com m rstion C e l for Interview I -800-833-3881 ask lo r Ron M schenoOweei T 3 5 G B 3 U Round PM Shop M usi H ev* OL (407)322-8133 M EDICAL ASSISTANT: Are you a positive, friendly professional who *n |o y t w orking w ith children and 8a to w ok to a p le a s *! ladpaced pediatrics office w ith exce l* !* benefits? P leas* las leaums to: 407-282-8787 EOE MEDICAL ASSISTANT: Lake M ary prim ary care practice has an imm ediate opervng lor a PT pads M A. M ust be ce rtifie d and/or registered Good benefits Submit resume xvkcatxig seeraet in Lake Mery MA poafton. incasing apeoaky. to : P hysician A ssociates. Human Resources 433 W Warren A v* , Longwood. FL 32730. las to (407) 262-3787 or apply onkne a l www paof com EOE tirro rs . shelving 4 shower endoeix* ms ts a in i hefrer* 407-402-2180 3141 International Now hxing dieh w athers/pm p oooke. to r ynmediase poereone Good pay great hour*. 407-242­ 7413 P ert Tim e o oe k. se rve re, 3 dlehw eeher needed C ontact Mytene 407-323-7108. P icture fram ing co need* rekabi* w orker* Easy S ale* 4 lig h t assem bly FT. PT openings, inctudxig weekends Apply XI person a l Flea W orld. Row A 1 -t 9.407-321-2489. Dry C teaner* Shut presser required Xi W inter Springs Area Some i pensnoe. w8 3 M \ C a l 407-808-3307. Bales P erson: Verticai bimds A l leads provided (No edd cafe) Meet cuatomere In m *k home*. 840K * per year. Gas alow anc* Some exp helpful 407-8304700 Shop H elper: Sanlord m anufacturer, 407-323-2026. Fax 407-323-2027 Iw v i f w m A / j T g ic i Needed Lo (407)322-8133 co o k, se rvers I Contact 407-323-7308. Tewn technician Im m ediate opervng 1 Apply In peraon a t 1013 Weal ta t 8L Sanlord. 407-3236881. \Mn Drtvar needed U 8ma. apB sh ifts M o n -8 *t Own 14 p aM vg sr yen a pba. M a i have dean d n w ig record O ften good pay and bn ■ * * C sl 407­ 302-1840. 23 1 -2 4 5 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO 12) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE OECEDENTB DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS SEPTEMBER 7. 2003 ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FEED W k i BE FOREVER BARRED KAREN L WHITE TV tonal RapresenlaBv* 432 Meander Drive Bourn ASamonu Springs. FL 12714 FRANKLIN T WALDEN. ESQUIRE Law 0#rc* of Frsnkkn T Wsfden Florida Bar No 188828 1818 le e Road. 6uSe 100 71— H elp Wanted L eg a ls L ec als Wvwer Parte FL 127B« YaMphant 407/772-7311 lor Personal and omer person* having ctsxn* M THE CtRCUT COURT FOR ■EMMOLE COUNTY, FLOIUOA PROBATE DtVtatON F !1 NO. 0S-CP-t*e4 W * a rt std Growing m Daytona Beach F L More new Business Professional COL-A Ortver needed turn 2 y r* Exp req Must Irve withm 53 m iles o l D ayton* Local work, home Ita ly end over night In p t L o ti o l home km * G reat B e n e fit Up to S I050 per week P k it Salary Bonuses M eet the Salem Carriers R ecruiter / W sb Xi September 7m through 13m Sam to 3pm Salem C enters Inc. 3143 International Speedway Btvd Daytona Beech, FL C e l f -400-708-2338 W anted S e cu rity O ffic e rs *S h Cteee D 4 G . Fu* A Pert km * poaffiona evelabie now to O viedo. C aseetoerry. 4 S a rto d . The pay sacks, b u t we otter top notch supervlelon. tong term n o k . tavkxme a gred 873-7878 FBB8700043 93— R A vallable-P ecking/S hlppingloa d n ga U nkM d n g M-F Stan • |7 ih r 407-322-1860 o om s R Fo r ent ym an. Drtver* Scene* reqd F u i o r p erl erne. 407-322-0084. W arehouse: S hipping, receiving 4 p e rt* nam ing Expd. dean FL dnvark been** F u i Tim *, good pay 4 benefits Drug Free Wbhi Pteoe 407-280­ 1382 Estrem eiy dean, oozy turn rm, a l uO cable, etc. Indy, phone. kHch use. sec dr. p rtv a l* entrance R esident owner. ABSO LUTELY NO A LC O H O L DRUGS ANO NON SMOKERS ONLY I Very 407-314-0824 W e ld e r*: MIO A TIG experience good pey txenefxs. FT day*, shop work. 407-298­ 1302. Room For Rent: Sanlord A v*. free cable, w asher/dryer, aocklig prhdsges. HOOtok. 321­ 262-8118 L ec a ls NOt ic * The BL Jehne Rhrsr t t D letrtct hee received me sppkcesorys) tar Coneumpev* Weter Use tram: Roarng HR* Goa Club. 1748 Art Hagen f t Longwood. FL 32750. sr r * r serm I K 12 The appkcanl proposes to wim drtw 0 22 rrakon g tso n t per day ol scxlecs w a ltr and ground w s ltr lor xngtkon ol 78.74 seres d go* course turt end t 28 acre* at urban landscape The wihWaweN ueed by Vus proposed protect w4 consml at Ground Wster tram m * F kn te n Aaxter vis 1 eceve w e lt. Surtece Wetei Irom Pond 1/10 via f tca v* pump. 8urtect W stsi tram Pond I t vis t *c*v* pixnp. Burleo* Weler Irom Pond 12 vie I a ctv* pump. Burtao* Wsier kom Pond 14 He t active pump m Semmoi* County, tor s lid to SecaorKs): I. 2. Township: I t Soum. Range 29 East, known as R oangHasO oaClub The N *(s) conuxang each d m# shrew baled appbca*on(a) a rt raiM iie tor tospecaon Monday tvough Friday except tor legal ho8d eyt. 1 00 am to S00 pm . at a t* Si John* River Water Management Dwand Headquarters 01 * » appropriate service center WiSton obtecaone to tie sppkceson may be mad*, tx l should betted wsh (recervwd by) tie Dwlnd Clefk. 4049 Red S t. PaMke. Ftonda 32177-1428. no talar man 14 days kom the d a l* of pubkeaton W id rn oftecaone tho d d tdenafy me dyectoi by name and t u r n , end k *y deecrb e ft * oCyecsm to to * apptcakon Fbng a written otyecaon doe* not entoe you to * Chapter 120. Ftonde Statutes, news*ae■■ Hearing. OrVy to o ** person* whose substantial rearealsere t k t cladbytoeap rkr eSonandw hoM eapsiw nnmeeW igtoe requaamares d Seceon* 120 588 end 120 »7. Ftonde Siatoie*. and Chapter 28- 108. Ftonde Adnunietretiv* C od*, may o b la *i an kdnW Ssadwi heanng A l bmety Med wnoen ocyeewon* wR be pre­ sented to to * Board tor consderaSon to Is rtdtoetiSnn* on sppkce io n prior to tos Board letung acaon on to * appsceson O tant Lew *. Dvactor, Drvwion of Parma Data Services DATE OF DEATH IS BARREO Pubksh September 7,14. 2008 U027 71— H elp W anted Telephone Intake CoordXiator: FT lake mary office Must have •txkty to handU high volume Incom ing c a ls 4 s ic e Sent custom er sarvtceM ate entry com puter stuns M edical •nrmmotogy a plus. Reaume to m art* atRckM txm adwekhcom or lex 407-333 8928 Pubksh SepSantoer 14. 2003 a ls M THS CIRCUIT COURT FOR U M M O U COUNTY, AJ cradsors Of me decederS 5Heritage $ 71— H elp W anted LA A U 6U C salespm son. Technical R eport W riters • Learn how to prepare tax returns • Gain Vduable computer sldlb • Discover career opportunities 81197 407 -322-2611 Preparation o f technical repo rts using AutoCAD L T Lean how to prepare taxes tad yon coaid e a n extra money at tax-time*! \ •s u ie , nckxkng unmelured. conungent or unkqukteled deans, and who have been served • copy of ta s noace. must He tie * dean* v *h «a* C ourt WITHIN THREE (1) MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUB­ LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (10) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM M RE ESTATE O f A l omei credaor* at tie deoe- THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS SEPTEMBER 7. 20Q8 MARSHA ANN WESSON HARVEY M ALPCR ESQUIRE Law ORc* o l Harvey M Alper Ftonde Bar No 133272 PoatOOtoe Boa 1829*7 ASamonu Springs. FL 12716 1*87 TMaphona 407688-0800 lo r Psrsonal to * Isceess to rsied s i 2780 and 3*00 Dw* Road, known a* The C hkkens VHag* Property TTae package can be roqueMed Irom the County's W tb *4 t hnpV/www sem aioiecounly* go V/purchasing (Current Procwements). 01 by ceSmg 407-6*6-711*. Due Dete/TXne le p ie m b srza . 200* al 2 00 PM Eastern al to * County Services Buikkng. Purchasing and Contracts OwsaxL 1101 East F a il B etel Room 120* Santoro. Ftonde 12771 SHIRLEY A STOVER NOTICE TO CREDITORS The admeseeaaon at fie esieU of SHIRLEY A STOVER ■ae* d e l* o l deem 1. 2006. M pendrg m tie Cecu* Court lor Bem not* County. Ftonde. ProDai* Division. FS* Number 04CP 1364. *ie SU M cl wtvrxi a Seminal* County Sanford. Ftonde end eddesees aI Represenlekv* Courthouse. The name* m * Personal and rn* ney are sal term below I endears <* m * decedsnt ar Ik unmelured. conangenl or ur8qdeans wan l a Court WITHM THREE (1) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAMS ANO OBJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FEED W E I BE FOREVER BARREO NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOOS BET FORTH ABOVE. ANY C LAM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OH MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS 7,14.1 Pubksh 2008 14. 18. uoat I COUNTY B C C P R O JE C T SOLICITATION NON-PROFIT ■ MANAGE H E NT, O PERA TIO N ANO MAINTENANCE O F TH E C M L D R E ir S V H JJb O l PR O PER TY R P ft8 l4 3 -0 a / T L R Sananda County 11 staking to a quabksd non-proM to proud* aervicas to ch id sn andior ycixig up to 21 years of eg* to N O T tC t O P IN TEN D ON TO R E G IS T E R FIC TITIO U S NAME Nose* a hereby gaien * 1*1 Bert Rodgers desamg to Fictitious Nam * ol L ittle toetie d al I I * Baywood Drew. Longwood. Ftonde 12730. *1 Sem aid* County. Ftonde. wR O ration 01 Corporations Pubksh September 14. 2003 �- * a fi© 4 H SrpionilHT H A 15.2 0 0 5 - ---------------------------------- TlIK IlMtAiJ) HeraldClassifieds 181— A F » « » a lt r B J E T a. .- . - ° fToowv A p w tm tm *. $150wk I*0"*** 'Of <um Hh*dAjnfam t»h*d 7«o-iiaa rent 407- 99—Apartments Unfurnished 7 OH Home $5 Persimmon A 13m s i I S w tord 407-321-4? 17 Adults I Soillty Dying a t A bord a b ie ] P ricin g . 1 ,1 4 } B edroom s, Lake V iew *, 407-322*0104. EHO. 100—Condominium R entals 171. W /D. acm p ^ o , grd Hr. fcts of storage, pool 1 yr lease ♦ doposit 407-896­ 6555____________ 103—HousesUnfurnished <W r* 407 321-0759 - 2WV2BA. histone house D u* m 1918. Com pletely renovated inside $ out t2 0 0 *q ft Irving area Wood $ tile floors, alarm system, new refrigerator, stove, dishw asher large laundry room, new W/D 3 Mocks from R iverW alk Very close to downtown Sanlord $S50/mo. $650dep 407-322-2495 S a n fo rd : 171, U re a Apt C arpal ad l V inyl. W ater Included, $5004500 Dap S a n fo rd : Lovely 2/ 2 . C om pletely Upgraded t Raroaead. HardwoodFt*. Tla $650/5850 DepoM O range C ity : 3/2. Lovely Home with Tiled liv in g Areas C arpeted Bedroom 1 , Lg yard, angle Car Oarage. Wen » S eptic $110041100 Deposit Tlm acuarV U ke M ary: 3/2. Dated Community. Extremely large Eat-In Kitchen. Inside laundry. Carpeted & Tiled $180041800 Deposit DOYLE MANAGEMENT WE RENT AND SELL HOMESI Fu r 222 2 BED: NASA technology, Vleco m emory loam m attress s e t a t aee n o nT V A M New in plastic w ith m anufacturer's warranty OoM $1580. muat aai $505 407­ 831-1322 OR 386-753-1515. Dekvery avaSabta._________ : busy DaOroom 8 pc. Louis PhApe Sleigh set. Bed. 2 rate stand*, dress*!, m inor, chest DovaW , never used C oat $4900. secnflce$18S0 407-470-4890 B edroom se t. Queen. 7 pea, $378. E n tertainm ent C enter, 72" *8 2 ", $200,407-324-2782. S pace e t ic e ent Dark green love seat 8 couch. 0aaa coAee M S * 0 n s end tabto 8 large lam p. $350 Large glass lop table. 0 dark coral ch a in w ith arm raata. $600 Large char to (yean A goto $150 Two 1 7 3 1 ' wood book cases. $100 STtfO* glass top desk. $100 Large Kenmore 22 cu ft re frige ra to r, side by-aide In almond. $100 C a l 407-444­ 8310 o n ices For Rent 400 aq It to 800 aq It. Sanlord Fulton O nce C enter 407-314-3750 141— H om es Fo r S a le PORZIG REALTY RENTALS 2BO/1 Bath. Apt. CHA. A va l K V I. $485/mo IB O /tB ath. 8cm Ranh. CHA WMar Lawn. Peal $8SO/mo ■Sanford: IB D /IB a lh Apt. G round Floor. Fireplace. Vkbod Fbcrs. Water-Lawn Peel Included' $825/mo -D eltona: SBDTBath. 2 Car Oarage. 1900 Sq Ft. Screen Porch. Fenced Yard. Formal Areas. $tSO0/mo 407-322 8678 Love Beat-H ide a bed, tw in beige tones, M B. 407M 1-4453 1 I’ H O P I H i l l S •10 7 J21 S enior d-C elery L ake * 50IV2 SBA. 2 car garage 2*tory 2 yrs new Huge comer lot Lota o l extras Was asking. $325k Sacrifice $302k C all Ex*. 9547204)016 Bantam Dl!>kA.«k>Auw I tkxk Juft 17-92. 2OIV1UA, we-Uuuu* room LR. D R. com plalely renovated, large corner lot CHA. a ll kitchen appls included Very cute alerter hom e $135,000 M ortgage funding available lo 525 a edit •core 407-899-1798. hr msg Convenient Spacious Affordable s300 OFF P o o l T a b le : G orgeous 8 ' furniture style table, decorative legs leather pockets, o vertire d f three piece slate accessory k lw « ib a ** Brand new t i crate Coat $4K. must set $1350 407­ 402-1781 OR 388-753-0488 S ingle Bed For Sale. Evarytw g but headboard A to o l $75 407-322-5311. With 12 Mo Lease & Annroued Credit 9 S(udou8 AjiarfmcnU«IUt larji- CIum-Ik•IxiLr / Frtuni •\ull<->tkall •SiurtJIn* hml •TrnnlnCourt* | n airportDivn Pnnnlry 1jxVp Aplt ^ AiflPORriuun 8 Wr 1 -------i [SMS IB L1VEOAKBLVO Country lake i A p a rtm e n ts 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanlord *330-5204 - Z 185— C f Fo Z (am m m / THE BIQ ONEII OVER 600 TABLE8 The Lakeland Center Sept 17 0 10 9-8 S a t 9 4 Sun Sponsored by Lakeland Rifle A Pistol C lub. Inc 191— B u M il d in g a t e r ia l s CORRUOATED STEEL ROOFING lo r B arns. Boat Docks. Shops, etc Also CuNen Pipe: 15"x2TT ir * 2 0 - . C a l For Prices Surplus Steel A Supply. Inc Apopka 407-293 5788 199— P ets 6c S u p p l ie s 7 Patti's Pet Sitting & WR Cara For Vtow Dog or Cat n Y our H om e WhSe You Are Oonel Plenty c l T IC . W 0 bring in newspapers, m e! and even w ater p la n ts! VI R easonable R ataat References Available Upon Requeet Pleaee Ce* 407-3 14­ 8703 l o t h in g » Gl 2i 1 7 — a r- a g A e S ar l e sr — j— Q olngoutof Businees 5 OM warehouse U of antiques.: Ferm tables, pnm lttyes, wood burning cook stove, desks, dining set*. dressers, chests. Victorian solas game table, secretary, pfeturaa. m irro r*, solid m arble dining table, clo ck*, lam ps, co lle ctib le s. Curio cabinets, feweky. Inens. and m en. Downtown Oviacto by the water tow er 30 Station S i Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Sunday. 10-6pm 407-365—P , ___________ kkM rgS aW Says 16 0 17, Ban. 107 Meadow Bfvd. Sanford TV. entertainm ent earner, 5 changer CD player, lawn fu rn itu re , wom an's aim 10-12. lo ti of household Rems, old L P t end 78 s Books. H uffy Beach C ruiser bike (wom ans) C hristm as Tree (7 n) There it too much to mem ion Yard Bale-Fund R aiser For fka tte w ie Kabtna VtaUme 184 East Floyd Ava. lake Mery Sept 16 0 17, deykght t4 7 Set 8am -12pm . t8 8 8 M arysville Dr, D eltona, (between Saxon A FI Sm ith M l Normandy) King m attress-box. c#wr Ixnaixa. toys Ctotw*. took. M ary Kay, m ore.___________ 219— W a n ted to A lum inum , C ane, C opper, Braae, N ew epepere, A u to R adlatora A B attertee 407-321-0004 • I I W . 1ST, S anford M-F, 10-4. l e t 0-1 Instru 1 8 7 — S m R T iN f: 239— 1 W 4 WHEELERS FOR BALE *005 Yamaha 200 B le ste r $8300. 3004 P o la ris 250 T ra llb la ra r $3300 end 2008 H o n d i $0 $2000. Ce* M 8-7M $330 New Yamaha Virago d one 2SOoc tk e e l togd. fysa l on ge*. save appro* $2000 S ell $2450 407-324-4501 s W u k lfD d b E k h tS S tfiN OLA 8 8 SHOW S anford C ivic C enter S anford, F I Fn n il* 0 /1 6 .6pm-8pm Adm Kaion $5 00. Good 3 D ay* S a l 0/17, 9am-5pm Sun, 9/10, 10am-4pm Admiaaton $3 SO $3 00 (w ith in * Ad) Fo r F o r S a le 4 W HEELEfVATV 2009 YAMAHA 300BLABTCR $3300 386-7*9-53)0 1 have 4 S p e cia l O uota A rch e ry H unt P e rm it* (KWW S-ICYWM) w hich w ill tra d * fo r 4 B lack Pow der S pecial H unt P e rm ft* fo r anyw here In C e n tra l Ftorkta C *fl Qaorga, 407-333I7 S 0 ars h eeler s 4 WHEELEfVATV 2008 HONDA ■d $7800 3A8-719-5330 Hot TiXVSpa 5 paraon. 5hp. 20 le ft. cab. kght*. new u*ed. W arranty. re ta il $4300. M criftoe. $ 1595 407-278-1582 231— C 2 1 7 - C ..A C B S A U s m J E L * . M o t o r c y c l e s /4 - OOfCRATOm • BRAND NEW t.5 h p , 3000kw $450 EACH 407-324-4501 TWo B rand New 4-W heelers 1- P o la r!■ 1 - Yamaha $3,900 each obo 30A-7t$-A33O , 2 7 6 -F e n c e C«ntT«i F lo rid a F«oc« A ll T y p N o f F m c t S p e d a ll/in g In Vinyl Fencing ■Free Estim ate* 4 Jc *n **d /ln *u r*d •OuaMy W ork •Prom pt 8*rvte# 3S0-709-A33O S ale 1900 Pick Up Toyou. look* rough b ut good running condten $800 obo A M u« Be* 154 C ountry C lub C trd e . Sanford 407-9208400 Ford C ontour, 1997.4 Brand new tv e *. excellent Inaid* &oul rune pertacil $2500 407­ 792 9818 or 407-549-5834 2 7 8 -H a n d y M a n n j Handy Man S ervice* A * P h e w * of C onstrudion Pressure C leaning. Painting. Haultag 407-323-2041 (Hom e Phone) 407-314-0070 (C e* Phone) S u b 0-3 200 1 4<* m l to a th * s n $11,450 c a ll o r vitN 4076732960 L T r u o c /S FREEH Thomas Organ, ueed very little N eed* tom e rape* 407-323-304I. Fo U V S /V r FPE Breaker Box. 150A m ast Assorted S0A1. 30A 1. 2 0 *8 . IS A 1* breakers. $ t0 0 ,o b o 55' galvanuad lanes CM electric how l. $75. obo 407-547-0032 Chevy 1500 2003 Eal Cab $12,950 can or v 4070732900 com Notice that a mealing wee held on August X . 2008, approval was rscommended by the Development Renew Teem and grained by the Admmtstratrve Othoal on August 31. 2005 (or the following conditional use 3 118 EU IO TT AVENUE. I ly described as LOTS 0 ♦ 7 BLK 8 MAYFAIR PB 3 PG 52 wa* approved lor Vie existing non­ conforming to * street setback end proposed „ 1« yard setoack Chevy Tradbia/er LS 2005 $17,450 c a ll or v is it 4070732900 com Dodoe 2500 Crew Cab 2004 D iesel 22k M l $21.980 c a l or naa 4070732908 com ANO TC T ^ IV L n M a flM C n ~ tM ,l VS 111.950 c a l o r nan 4070732900 com TO T F iS o 2003" S O k-U v is it $9,950 cal or 4070732900 com Ford F2S0 2003 4x4 $ 15.450 c a l o r VtsR 4070732900 com Ford W m dslar 2002 39k kk Perfect $10,950 c a l o r nett 4070732900 00m National Club Rtprasantitfra Display; Hail TaapoN 4 CoUectablw NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: Sa le 2 2 3 -M lS C E L L A N E O U S 6 PM. - 9 P.M. 9A il.* 5PH. 10A.M.-4 P.M. eg als ans Chevy 1500 2001 Ext Cab $10,950 c a ll or vtsR 4070732900 com Special Guests: Single Story Design t u s ic a l SHOW AND SALE Fit, SopL 16,2005 Sot, SspL 17,2005 Sun, 8*pt IB, 2005 K B 223— m ents SankarA CMc Center 4A1 E. Esmfnots Ave. Sanford, F I PC eyatam. A M 0 1 68 kM Z. M d Tower. 19" monaor, speakers. HP 722c p rin te r, 0VD7C0 combo. CO Burner. $500. Must see. 407-547-6832 M M.isecee M c e l l.aneoue aneous Buy Glass Show S a le u ■ Cloetog Sanlando Depression o m puters r ™ 222— M Pm B u ll 1/2 yrs old. w hile weh •pot*. A real ro e garde dog wWi lots of energy. 407-3238019. needs a good hom e. D ining Rm sal com plete wAaitch A chine cabinet, tw o com plete bedroom sals, range, waatwrMryer. swivel rocker Ike new 407-920-8460 ; Z Coop, M INK COAT) FuR length w ith hood. S ue large, kept in farrier storage $3 000 C a l 380-709BO70 Come Check Us Out] 1st Month's Rent " 209— C SPA: Ftoer-optic waterfall, therapy |*ta . cup holders, Insulated cover, lu ll factory w arranty Never used *1 crate. $1995 407-339-0678 OR 386­ 216-2948 OSHOHNI VI N IIIH I Country Style : City Living Pool Table 8 It solid wood, P ■tele. K-88 r e lit, leather pockets, new In crate. Coat $3500. sacrifice lo r $1250 407-4704890 1:4 /2 .0 * New. New C arpet. New Ceram ic TV*, new ly P ainted lnt/E «t. $199,900 R en o va te d: 2/2 . Newly Pam ed Interior. New C arpet $140,900 TWO S to ry V icto ria n Home, 5 Bed/4Bath. over 3200 aq 8. Fpics 4 Porches. H ug* Living. Dining A Fam ily Rm * w/ W et Bar Located m Histone D istrict Overlooking Gorgeous Park A 4 Blocks lo Lake M onroe Listed In National R egistry of Histone Homes. $544,900. f’ A l / l 40fV1 Be»v $750 per monTi Drat 1 Iasi m onth's rent Security deposit negotiable C a l Mr George L Loper anytime. 407­ 322 5084 ' A d ju s ta b le B ed: Rem ote control head to o l, m assage, tim er, euto-flet feature, dekne cheopracre mattress A l brand new w ith w arranty $1850 407-331-1941 or 308-7S3-O489 rterehange at CR1V17A2 mxl M 1081 sq 8. 6-12 parking apace*, Toned C-1. A val nywl $1650m o C a lP o n tg Realty 407-322-8678 Fo r R A Fo r S a le FUBNmiH, For S ale IJOOeqn. O ffice Bldg lor mm $!2000/m o plus CAM Also sm all office lo r rent $52S/tno w ith common lobby A rest Both located on St River In the Port o l Sanford. Great view of manna Swatar P tw ty d p a rk to g p a tf location C a l Hidden Harbour Marina, 407-022-1610, ask lor Don. 11R — O p p l ia n c e s n it u r e GMC Y lkon XL 2002 SLT 33k $19,950 cat or dsn 4070732900 com 1317 El M AVENUE legal, iMkratied a* IEO SEC 3e IVW '•« »p« aoenco iocma • am r r k o r raw o o n i k n i IA4 RUN E 109 FT N TO.RV NWLY TO PT N OF BEG S TO BEG (LESS RO) waa approved tor reduction n parcel area and approval of the existing non-con•ormeig sue yard setoeck. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC IF A PERSON DECIDES TO 0 * * * ; * DECISION MADE ^ T H RESPECT TO ANY MAT­ TER CONSIDERED AT THE ifO V E MEETING. HE/SHE “ f® “ CALENDAR DAYS FROM THE OATE OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIAL 8 ACTION Pitoksh September u 2005 U062 H o Contact BAl M*t Downey Studio A p artm en ts Startingat P.0 BoatS80775 Ortando, FI 328560275 (407)2963355 (407)8565503 s474 Admission $3.50 $3.00 (with this ad) Sot A Sun. only 239— E-ntai m *tsgtassC **Uvn** M o torcyct . e s /6 W h eel er s F o r S a le PREVIEWAND SHOPHNG U n fo n l C « in U o r t n a i t s i Frttoy. Seat I I M l - $ PJ1 la IPJL U J t AdafMior Oocd U 1 Pays 407-323-3111 ft**** 3291 8. Sanford Ava., Sanford k. _ Ik i* -- Subaru Outback AWO 2000 80k m i $11,980 o a l o r v ia l 4078732986 com go® * 4 W HEELEfVATV 2004 POLARIS NOT1C0 OP INTENTION TO REQIITER nC TITK X /* NAME N ote* le hereby given th«i Ben Rodgers, desmng to engage In buteies*. under toe Fictitious Name of Big b y tM te d Storage Center, •ocatod •! H 7 /I2 I Applewood Owe. Longwood. Florida 32750. In Seminal* CourVy, Florida wet legraler said name with in* of Corporawna. PubSah September 14. 2005 $3200 C a l 300-709-5330 H erald S er vic e D ir ec to r y NEW TECHNIQUE, FULL SERVICE PRESSURE WASHING COMPANY FAMM.Y OWNED A O PCRATtO SINCE 1IA2 m ■ ■ ■ H ChrtstophBr Lbor 's Handyman MV i Tt n S Unflc«tocJ>1 W * A c c e p t A ll C ra d lt C a rd * . T re a R e m o va l, T rim m in g , B o b ca t S vc. F ire w o o d , Free Eabmalet. 407-497-1175 t Remodeling, Tiles, Painttng CrtmAns Aoteal Wort. $*nior M i l l BphfrftNry n i j j j j J f f \ Chalr«...Atartlngat$225Sup * I nvaaaati t i l l • Sofas. ~$365 ♦ fabric • Diamond TUfts^Extra A Excellent Workmanship! 31 Years in Business. Pickuo & Deliverv futyU cAna. AComphtt TmStnktCo. 407-415-9358 407 719 7301 Roofing Specializing In Reretftaifi RC n ia I tc n fR I m 417-322-1126 ik i rt aasasu 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -4 9 9 4 Ceil;4 0 7 -4 3 0 -8 3 3 0 Drywall ___ 6 * * lssic cun W N CARE > m p l« 0 y « *T K in d q u s llty v ie * th s ty o u i depend on. m m irc U l rn d R e tld e n iu l s Estim ate EXPERT LAWNSERVtCCl Yctoda* Mowing. Edgrtg. Weedeakng. BkMfng. Ugril Trmmrtg. Yard Ctearvcp, U id iiSo d Many satsked Lake Mary, Longwood, S*rtont Heatvow cutfomars For HefaEfs. Fnarxfy ARaasonNXa lawn Samoa (Reas* cal Stave Coban. Eta CarMAadToro Qrocnda Maator Activity Assistant PArt-Urns wesksnd Position. Muat b# snsrgstlc and anjoy working with tha Plaasa contact Rich Baaser, (Activity Dlractorjat t Tohwk This T X QXANERS FOR THE WELL DRESSED PROFESSIONAL Frankie’s Cleaners I N Magnolia Self-Storage Cool li Cun) All Sr HiuA 5 Hirur Opan 24 Horn Tut-Wsd-Thur Drop Of «nd Dry Ctsirtnfl SstyIoss M*o AvaIM)** 2921 8. Orlando Or. (17-92 • 8avA-Lot Plaza) 8ertord.Fl • 407-820-1299 2530 S. Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, FI 32773 PH. 407-321-2906 Localy Owned and Operated Resident Manager On Site Lowest Rates Al Units Drive Up Monthly Rentals Air Conditioned Unite Available Boat av. and Vahids Parking 24 Hr., 7 Pay W iiMy Acosta -- — �Page 511 L S e p te m b e r 14 A 15. 2 0 0 5 Lec als L fo r Tar Deed NOTICE OF AUCTIOft The auction w« be held on SEPTEMBER 17, 100S. at 9 00 AM at 325 Aukn Ave. TTw 81. John* O ver Water Management D utrtcl h a t recalved h e epp*ca1ton(s) k» Environmental Tie source PermA(e) from Oviedo FL Trinity Prepw alory School. Craig Maughen. 5700 Treaty Prop Lem . W inter P a rt. PL 127*9. appScaton #40-117-2919)8 The profact la localad In Samlnola C owity. Section 30. Township 21 South Ranga 30 E a t! Tha ERP fp e rra m n t* lor construction of a turlaoa water managamant ty tta m tar tia Tiddly Praparatory School Maintenance BuMding. a 0 23-acra profact Protp*ctfv« may mapect He vehete* on h e day unit t r u The tallowing vehicle* are offered k* bid* 2003 FORO V9t# 1FTRX17W53H823009 Pubkeh Gepterrtoer 14. 2005 U062 Tom Nelaon Painting In c , 1141 C e n trtl park D r. Sanford, FL 32771. apptcaOon #40-117-21500-49 Tha profact la located In Seminole County, Section 29. T ow ntftp 19 S o u ti. Range 30 East. Tha ERP application It tor oonttrucflon of a aurlace water managamant ty tta m tor a 0 99-acre development known a t lha Hatton W arehoute Tha 9 to (l) containing each of lha above kite d appkcalron(i) are available tor tn tp a d io n Monday through Friday e ice p t tor legal h o td a yt. 9 0 0 a m . to 5 0 0 p m a l tw St Johna Rhrar Water Managamant D wtrlct Headquarters or lha appropriate Sarvlca Canter. Wrtoan obfackona to toe appteatlon may be made, but m ould be Med w m (received by) »w D tttn d C ttrk. 4049 Raid S t, Palatka. Ftorida 32177-1429, no later n a n 14 d a yt from lha data o f pubteadon W ntten obfectona m ould Identify the obfacto r by name and addraaa, and fu#y datertoa toe obfecton to Bw appteatlon FMng a w rtflen obfecton doaa not enttoe you to a Chaptar 120, Florida Statute*. A dndnutratlv* Hearing Only thoaa partona whoae tu b tta n tia l im a ra ttt are affected by the appteatlon and who Me a petition m aatng Via requirem ent! to Section* 120 590 and 12057. Florida Statute*, and Chapter 20­ 100. Florida Adrrentttratrv* C od*, may obtain an Adrmnwtratfva haartog A* kmafy Had w r*a n obfacbona w d b * pram m ad to 9 i* Board tor conelderallon In 9a dekbaraaona on appkcaHon prior to the Board taking a ctcn on #ie appicatw n A l d *ed property bemg m toe County of Semmde. Stefa of Florida Proepectve bidder* may mapect he vehicle* on the day before he Auction tram 9AM u nit 5PM Term* are ca»h of centred fund* onty OVIEDO TOWINO reaerve* Ihe ngfd to aocepl or refute any and a l U nleu auch certfealed) ahat be redeemed aecordng to lew. toe property deterbed m auch certificatalfl w« be add to toe rvghett btoder at toe w att front door. Semmote County Courthouae, Sanford Florida. The fofowing vehicle* ere Monday. Saptombkf 19.1005 si ItOOem V9M 1Q0CD515904229319 Pubkah Captamber 14. 2005 U053 FubSc Auction Pubkc eucbon to be held at 901 am. on toe deyta) apeafad below, at toe Iron! door d Athen a Ibwmg. Inc Located el 2499 Ok) Lake Mery Rd Suae 134. Sanford. FL tor toe piapoea d dtspoemg d toe kBow mg ve/vdes O kM M (1) Ybw 1991/Meae MERCURY 4DR VtN» 1MECM534tMA535t32 Pubkeh Oeptembef 14. 2005 U054 N otka of Vehicle Auction II) 1994 Saturn 4DR Bkr Vma 1G52KS577R2183I93 (Auction data 9-5989) VEHICLE AUCTION (Aucaon deto1M 989| 1 .9 0 . TOYOTA #4T 1SV22E4LU154204 one hour prior to *a l* Term* ere ca*h or certified kind* Semnoie Wrecker re*erve* toe ngfd to accept or refect any end a# bid* Auction to be held on 1984-05 • 10AM el Pracheay Towing. 1240 S Ronald Reagan Dhrd (CR 427). Longwood Pubkah 6aptamb*f 14. 2005 U066 Pubkan Saptamber 14. 2005 UO03 Pubkart September 14. 2005 E IA I. ESTATE V » |.« a PUBUC AUCTIONS P tur ton ad ( * f i“ karpcfm ibik*i4 iiffifia llBaM M riic« iU ll« lh V > -2 C t' 9 W L tm km i.U n ''4 .iia u ct» O U U E N riiF.ES: T ia irl (H id .. tH A l ol aeto property bamg m toe County d Semmote. Stele d Honda Untata auch eerlBcetod) d ia l ba redeemed aooorBng to law. rw property desorbed m such cwrtikcated) wB be add to tie rugbest Udder el toe weet Iront door. Semnoie County Courthouae. Bwdord. Florida. Monday. October 19, TOO* to 11 00am Payment of Sale lee. epfBce Me documenury stamp la*a* and cecordmg lees are mowed to ba paid by toe euoceeati# Bid­ der al toe ears FlB peymanl d an am am l equal to toe hW<eal tw l M du9 witw 24 hour* mhmr Payment of Saw lee. appacabte documenury aurnp leaea and reoordmg lees we re»wed to be paid by toe euoceaeA# bid­ der al toe sale FtR payment of w i amount aquB to toe Ngheel bto le due witom 24 hear* eher toe edverbaed Im e ol sale A l peymenu aha! be cash or guwanteed instrument, n r ~~ payable to toe Cterk ot O c a l Court Dated on *757005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TME CIRCUIT COURT ___ SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by JUOITH ECKENROTH Deputy Ctork Pubkah August 31, 2005 and September 7, 14. 21. 2008 T IM N ottoeef Appbeetton to r T la Deed kkM W U JtT.V U i,L .» « de F j Z r NoEapm m c A k .d (> « .•« “ “ " “ “ Cuts M 4. 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OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIM* NOT FILED WITHIN THE TRIE SET FORTH IN SECTION 733 702 OF THE FLORIOA PROBATE COO* WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING^TME TIME P in iO D 6ET abo ve taera a iMUM| a: T/T Un.«* IKJMt X UALNuT ^ " ^ io p p o r t u it k * 40 DC T m - m W r k r - c U d T .m .M d C lm a A a X .C p c -T n K k U -. (■00)545*1111 li^ ^ V ^ A N T T B A h S P im * NC • MOL NT AIN IIO M IM T O T Z Z n irrfreto w— »* (run Ihe V4(h (h w u KjuutuI (i» ra CaII TulI*) U m rfiu lur Fapcnawed Unwn., U5). • (ke iva ir Siwkrv* B u -» » AvarWdc M n|ftam 17k*» Aiarlabla (U llM O E tF A Y (tt*4AT-5TW l M YVONNE MACKUN Personal Rapreawvaeve 140 SWepWcfwee Grow Swdord. Ftortde 32771 SRINIVA8R DANTULURI Anomey tor Ywnrw Mecffei ?Z d e B W No 0590651 Ctoytorvjutrwlon, PA 111 Soutoeeto First Avwvje Post OH«# Boa 23939 (Dp Cotto 329021 S rtfN . NOW HIEING y U A U F lU ) U X lk M c a ^ Yl'kA'kA 5H -l t 4EM I Vi i lA fU lA M JU M U LK -U lM & M JIEI115 lA M lEAEC ALSS: )0 ki4 0 A cm . 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T ~*vt*a DufMy « in k — b .m. b' i i MMc . fed, n m .1 iiln ifK d iAcut ia ANF A d v e r t is in g N e t w o r k * o f F lo r id a I NODCSO# am on h o T hh Bay • • TIM BER. 7006 At 9W bold door ot Santord Towmg k (WKPvery In c. tocatod to 25M Country CkA) Rd . Santonk _H 32771. tor tw pupoaa to to a poemg of tw toaoemg veddtoa. 2 f ABF73F4JX215629 1999 FORO bto • due —h a i 24 t o r t *1” I tw advamaad Wna M sa W A I I ^ * , ba hatoto •DO p a y m e rv a a h a lb e c a W i* I „ 79- Bay *1 I mfttrUlTMOl. mtlrumbcHe 1 wwaAMSB to o t Al t n payable to h e O erk ot C ea B C o ut C o S w 'c iB i R d_9artW d. H Deted on 9/25/2006 52771. tor h e P H »e» to * *• poemg to h e kBawng vefdtle. NOTICE IS HEWBY OWENto— RICHARD 8 CASSEUBER Sleet BuUtUnC* U p l Services Puba*h Sepwmbw7.14,2006 certfceM N • • !° J S hrbeel Mddw to tw weto ko>d ’S c T Semmote Court, Counnou—. Sentord. Ftonda. on 1 s s r s is * A e u rllciv Im aivioi HUOyHJ-HHBU JIB H o a tF o rS a U Repreaonuwe Urveee euch oertBcatota) ehel Iw iedeem ed aooofBng to tow. propwty oeaatoed at w *h Deled cat 9/25/2006 *•*" f il e d A l cf awd property bemg at toe County o l Banknote, Slew at toe edvenwed wne d awe ne paym ent tow* be cash CBM—enieed maugment. made payable to h * Cterk d C roat Court ^ c l a im TME DATE OF FIRST PUBU CATION OF THIS NOTICE 19 SEPTEMBER T. 2006 _ Payment ol Bale lee. * * * • ; Me docum w iw r and recorBng toee wa to be owd by 9w auccm i* * —9 der to tB etoe w ie m o iF la q u to to to a h g h Jto B n x h w tllt* )* * '116* any ^ ,2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER t h e DECEDENTS OATE OF OCATH IS BARRED ALLEN MC ARTHUR Monday OcSobw 10. M 09. to j 1180 am (*66|S12-UR2- (|00)»J6-HW #B0MJ» Payment d Sale lee. appaceMe documenury aurnp la * as and lacordmg tees we rwaared to be pwd by toe luoce a etii Mddw to toe sale. FiB payment d w i wnounl equal to toe hi(#w it Md U due wdtvn 24 hours altor toe w frw toed wne of stoe A l peymenu shea be ceah of guw enued mstrumeni. mede payable to toe Clerk ot toa C ro ft Court Deecnpeon d Property: LEO L O T 3 4 ESTES A0 0 TO OVIEDO P8 7 TO 44 U A COOL JOSH N toueil conpaa, tons* Z L . Tm tlU S cU ir* puJ o*im n| P«noail.iy a I™ '* r™ ,MCT" " SSS-nTrStt..-*"—*"*1, Monday. October 10. 9009. at 11 (ro t. »».W 0 m l (j*j)6 1 J 2059. m K w ua' Can Claw » « « M arim as 1.114)7. | l H k i r A ’ t tim B m ln e s * F o r S s k Unless such certificated) aha! ba i adeemed accordmg to lew. tw property deaerbed ei auch cartBcaaed) wB be aotd to toe ragheB bidder al toe weal koro door. Samnola County Cotflhouso. Sanford. Florida, on The wkrwvabetton to toe 4 . . d MILDRED R OWENS, deceased, whoae dele d deeto w et May 9. 2005 end whoae Social Security Number a 2*432-1029. I* pending ei toe Cirourt Court tor Semnoie County. Honda, Probata On w o i. toa addrese d which U Poet Ortce Drawer C. Sanford. FL. 327728659 The name* and wkkataaa d toe Penonto Representative end “ A l ot aato property twag « h a | 2514 YEAR County d Samnoto. Stato d | CERTIFICATE M *2 S O , ISSUANCE: 19M Honda 1921-31-511unw»a auch cwIBcaiata) MB# I PARCEL ID# be (adeemed aaoortng to tow I 00098340 * ARKANSAS H i*111,1 E ll CJTJ. NOTICE TO CREIXTOR3 A l of M id property bemg to toe C a rry ol Semnoie. State of Honda NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. PARCEL IDF 3J-19-J1-907- toW M ELENOA J EDMISTON OR fUCHARO S CASSELBER­ 00095358 RY, tw holder of toe toaowmg Oaacnptxm of PropertY LEO W I cerohcatel*) fwe N ^ sed ^ 3# H O T LOT 235 (U S B 8 TO k»eato(a) tor • la * ■»— «»_ b i 1/2 FT) J o PACKARDS 1ST issued toereon The certihcele ADO TO MIDWAY PO 2 TO 104 I num berl.) end W»R*» oauwca toe deecrptkin of toe property, end toe nwneta) « Names m wfucn aaaaaaw) | S j7operty S T a w u eaaeaaed w /w e e . JESSIE COLLINS U A T IR IS O V H HOME S i m Inm I ' " * " N crtiC anitaa C tlin ra rW a rr M 4r5run|.(U Il‘ » -:nW (d b )IJ yiTiTi K*m Lir can A u to m o U v * MILDRED R OWENS. CERTIFICATE NO: 13M YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 19M IIH p W s n tc d ‘ IN RE: ESTATE OF ^ 31. m u y ira thm dstcnpm n os ww ■ ruHMh Augvml 7, 14. t l . property- ■n|t W n s m id l W I t it * («u))7Kva»lfc im ^ m liln aLiat f a " IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEM NOIE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROSATE o m s k m FILE NO. 300S-CP-1M1 Names m much aaaetaed EQUIVEST LP Deled on 9/26/2006 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. I to il WILLIAM E KIRCHMOff. I a S T S - S S * C1RCU.T toe holder of toe kBowmg certBeelele! has Ned aato eertdn ^ V**4 )• ytiMf - r r . «o» Kayhk AJv*nuft of fhi%Vm** 1 . - S T l - H B -h ra S l« M )1 4 9 7 J« iw s*. 4 J ^ A Dated on 8/25/2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OT THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clerk Publah August 31. 2006 and September 7.14, 21.2006 T174 ________________ Deecnpeon at Property LEO LOT 18 MAYMANS ADO NO 2 TO 5 TO 7 Monday. October 19, 1009. d I P o o la ^ " " y y ro ro ^ -^ Payment ol Stoe tee. appace Me documenury sump lu e s and leoorBng lee* are reqiarod to ba pato by toe auoceaak# Ud­ der at h e atos FiB payment d ■n amoerr equal to toe hrgheto Ud U due warm 24 h o rs eher toe edvenwed tone ol sale A l peymenu shad be ceen or guwwdeed instrument, made payable to the Cterk d toe Circus Court PARCEL ID# 07-21-30 513­ 00008190 1100 am tw o n Auctions So«ni CAEOUhA Unwee auen certfeew a) ahol be redeemed eocorfkng to law. toa property deecrbad m auch osrtihcaisd) wB ba add to toa highest ladder el toe w ett kor-t door. Semnoie County Courthouse. Sanford Florida, on ___nes in which assessed ISIAM TROUTMAN. ETHEL L TROUTMAN H e a lth fo r Taa Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. tool MELENOA J EDMISTON OR RCHARO B CASSELBER­ RY. toe hoidof of toe toaowmg certificated) has Ned aato cartrfira n d ) tor ■ taa dead to b* iaauad toereon The certhcate number) i) end yeerd) ot aeuwpe. toe deecnpdpn d toe Al of sard property bemg n toa I Desorption d Property LEO LOT I I BLK D HARMONY HOMES P fl 13 TO 35 Deacrptun of Property LEO SEC 39 TWP 199 ROE 29C W 430 FT O f 6W 174 O f 8W 174 O f NW 174 8 O f PAOLA Monday October 18. IS M . to It 00am CERTtolCATE NO: 3311 YEAR County Of Samnola. Stale d | O# ISSUANCE: 19M Honda PARCEL ID# 07-21-39505­ 00008110 PARCEL 10# 38-19 29-300012COOOO Unless wKh cervkceted) the# be ia deemed eccortkng to tow. toe property deaerbed in auch certificated) wB be teU to toe rw#iest btoder at h e weet kont door. Seminole County Coutoouee. Sanford. Ftortde. on wfveh I wee assessed ware as B5XVJCHARLAND CERTIFICATE NO: 5309 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 5005 CERTIFICATE NO: 75 YEAR O f ISSUANCE: 5003 Auction nB be Held on See Above Delee Al 2pm Al TrhCounty Towmg 1155 Beee Ave W rtar Spga FL 32709 A l d aato property bemg m toe Courtly of Semnoie Stale ol Honda Deled on 9/25/2005 Deeapbcn d Property LEO LOT 17 BLK OB QUAE. POND ADO TO CASSELBERRY P8 7 TO 44 ta rj cert re e le d ) tor 1 lea deed to be leaued toereon ThecartBcare number!*) end yeerd) d ttauence. h e deecnpeon d he property, and toe named) in wfveh I wee eaaeaaed Ware a* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that MTAQ CUST FOR AMHERST ASSET MOT LLC. toe hotdef d toe knowing cark*cated) ha* Mad earl ce rtifi­ cated) b i n dead to be issued hereon Tha cerkkcate number(a) end yeeRt) ol leeuance. toe de*crx*on d he property, and to * named) " wfveh • was eaaeaaed w are a t Nunes m which assessed REALTY ASSET PROPERTIES LTD MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TME CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by GERALDINE MARFORO Deputy Oerk Pubkeh August 31. 2005 and September 7. t4 . 21.2005 T171 PARCEL ID# 08-21-39514­ 0000 0170 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that WACHOVIA BANK AS CUSTOOIAN/TRUSTEE FOR PLYMOUTH PARK TAX SER­ VICE LLC, h e holder o l n a W- Notice of Application fo f TaiOeed Payment d Sale fee. fppkca bto doam entery elamp d ia l arto racoftkng lee* are required to be pad by toe auceeukl bid­ der at toe aele Ful peymert of w i e m u * equal to h e fvghetl bto <e due wrtom 24 hour* eher toe edverwed tm e c# tale A l payments anal ba cash or guar­ anteed meVument. made payable to lha Clark ot toe G rouaCoul. CERTIFICATE NO: 3791 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 700) e g a ls Deecnptrm d Property: LEO SEC I I TWP 21S ROE S1E E 100 FT OF W 520 FT OF N 90 FT O f SW 1/4 O f SW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 Monday. October I t , TOM. el 1100am earl certihcetedl tor e lea deed to be issued thereon The oertftcate num berdl end yeard) of issuance. h « desenphon of too property, end toe named) In Which • w et taaeeeed Were a* Dated on 9/25/2005 L e c a ls toe property deterbed ei lu h certificated) wB be add to toe fvghetl btoder at toe weal front door. Semnoie County Courthouse Banlord. Ftortde. on NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that WACHOVIA BANK A9 CUSTOOIAN/TRUSTEE FOR PLYMOUTH PARK TAX SER­ VICE LLC. toe holder ol toe M - MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMWOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clerk Pubkah Augu«t 31, 2005 and September 1.14, 21.2005 T I M __________ _ Nonce o f Appacefton to r Ta* Dead MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE MARFORO Deputy Oerk Pubkah August 17,24.31.2005 and Saptamber 7,14.2005 TOTS (2) 19*5 Serum 4OR Red V M 10UFS2918Z122219 The auction w i be held at 1200 P M on toe ta d date* above Al Semnoie P a rt 4 Body 2540 B Myrtle Ave Swdord.FL 32773 Proepectnre Payment ol Sale lee. appacetie documervary atamp taiea and leconkng lee* are reqwred to be perl by toe eucceeakl btoder at toe sate FiNpeym ert d m amount equal to toe higheel bto a due wBvn 24 hour* ■her toe edvwtaed tm e ol eale A l payments th a t be cash or guaranteed nstnfTwnt, made payable to toe Cterk d toe G row Cowl Deled on 9/11/2005 For further mformakon pteeu ca l (407)321-2949 Pubkah Saptamber 14. 2005 Monday. October 1 0 .1009. M ItOOem Payment at Sets tee. appneebto documentary atamp la ie * and racordmg tee* are rarpared to be pad by toe aucceuki btodar at toe aele FtB payment of an amount equal to toe Ngheel bto la due wrtom 24 hour* alter toe advertised bme d sale A l payments th a t be cath or (pieranteed m itrum anl. made payable to toe Clerk ol toe C row Court ISO! DODGE ARIES V+U 3830D41D0 JT8 10794 Frcutioua Kama d Big Trea Storage Cantor, tocetod at 779 Big Tree Onve. Longwood. Florida 32750. In Samnola County. F londi. wB regialar le d name with toe Onraam d Corporalone. Dapanment ol MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TME CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA by JUDITH ECKENROTH Deputy Oerk Pubtoh: August 31. 2005 and Sapiambaf 7.14.91. 2005 T IM ____________________ Notice o f AppKeetton fo r Tea DooN door, Semnoie County Courthouse. Sanford. Honda on Detcnpfion d Property LEO LOTS 22 • 23 BLK 20 PINE LEVEL TO 6 TO 37 NOTICE O f AUCTION NOTICE OF WTENTION TO REOICTCR FICTnTOUONAM Noace a hereby given that tort Rodger*, (touring to Deled on 9/2572005 Unless auch certihcawdl th e ! be redeemed according to lew toe property deaerbed ai ««h certifcated) wB be sold to toe PARCEL ID# 35 19 39513­ 20000220 Thte euckon w * be held on 9EPTEM9ER 29. 100*. et 900 AM et 325 Ai4tn Ave. Oviedo. FL Pubkeh September 14. 2005 U057 _________ _____ _____________ •C P T .lt. I wfveh > * a t a**e**ed w/ere a* Name* m whtch a *ta tte d ERNEST EOWARDS EUNICE WILLIAMS Qtorta Lawta. DMaion O ractor. DtvUlon of Perm# Data Sennca* SI John* River W ater Managamant D istrict 19* * CadBac 4 DR A l of ea«! property being m toe County d Semnoie. Bute d Honda CERTIFICATE NO: IN YEAR O f WIUAMCE 1999 NeOrtdge H ornet. In c . 200 S Ronald Reagan B fvd . Sulla 200. Longwood. FL 32750. application #40-117-101032-1. Tha pro­ fact la localad In Samlnola Courtly. Section 01. Townahlp 20 South, Ranga 30 Eaat. Tha ERP appteatlon I t tor conelrucbon of a turlaoa w alar managamam ty tta m tor a 0 21-a oa , ra ttd a n ta l developm ent known a t Ridgewood Ttoenhomaa. Nokce a hereby given: Semmoie Parr* 5 Body wB ael et Pubkc Auctkin tor tafvage tor ceeh on demand to tvtowal bto- Names m wfveh aeaetied DOUGLAS K OOROON haghesl btod*r el toe we*l fronf Term* are caail or certified fin d * only OVIEDO TOWING reaerve* h e nj#d to accept or refute any and a l O locata of Orlando. P. O Boa 1000. Orlando. FL 32802. app* cation #40-117-49196-3. Tha profact la localad In Samlnola County. Section 27. Townafvp 21 S o u tv Ranga 30 East Tha ERP appt rahon la lo r conafnidlon of a turlaoa water manage­ ment ty tta m tor a 4 2-acre development known a t Via San Pedro Spiritual Canter NOTICt OP PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. that MEIXNOA J EDMISTON OR RICHARD S CASSELBER­ RY. the holder to the knowing certrV aiedl h a i Med and carM cetadl for e le i deed to be issued thereon The cerMceie number |s l end year(«) ol issuance. h e desertion of Ihe L e c a ls Ihe edvertiaed bme at tele A l payment* th e ! be cath or guar­ anteed instrument, made payable to toe Clerk d toe C rcu l Court MARKHAM RO e c a ls NO TKE L L ec als e c a ls Z d awd cwkfcaaw*) la a to* ___ a d ha Vwsorv Tti3 CAM numb«rt») ^ ^ T Z u w c a . h * d -c r^ o n cf to* property- M d h e namete) m 3 L 5 T S -M 9 M d -* 9 C S R T W C A TlfdO ^IinY S A R OF ISSUANCE: 1I8S | -S re ^ a o c k R T SEMteOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA “ G e r a l d in e MARfORD p S w h Auguet *1 . *006 end g ^ r w v 7 1 « 21.2006 T 1 7 3 _________ to r T ie Oeod HOIICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. iroe MELENOA J EDMISTON ^ RICHARD 8 CASSEURR PARCEL 10# 01-2931-5UR RY. rw herder to h e tolowmg 00098940 owvkctoets) hee Wed aeto cwDeecrpCun ol PmpwTy^ 1X0 toctoed) tor • toa deed to b* SEC 01 TWF 506 0 0 1 5 * * leaued Ywreon The «—■ < * * m i 94 LAKE JE99UF numbw(e) and y * - 1»> HEIGHTS UNRECD PLAT wauanoa. tw deeosBonto • * W«pwly. —d h e named) ■> Bfdtoidw— TAMMY N BROWN. SARAH J . ^ GREENE l __ _ .* ____ CSRTV9CATSMOi5J9« Ai of awd property be e g ln t w l p p ^ jA ia c t : 1598 r . N . d Bemmcfe Stole a I PARCEL 10# I I 21 51-309 „ sn-a 02790000 Urveaa such cwdacetod) an— I (•deemed w»m»ng to tow r 1B3ES97C8SO803749 1996 DOOGE Pubkah Bac—mbw 14.5006 U066________ ____________ _ le g a l WORKFORCE none* CENTRAL s s s r a 's ia s ; TIONS to a o -a totoawwaa to Qugkhcshont worn conduHn« turns to conduct surveys ol m tar,rs wtowi the kvecm rdy ro o m Tfw RFQ dooanerd owy M i o b t w n e d by oontoebns P+Mfm D«M. Sf Adnww««re»ve Amw U t* . to Pd«— m towork•wcecW BtooiB « “ * 9 dOT511 1222 eaL 2011 I eo ww I muto 99 I totor h en 1700 (Eeetem Dey y d 5evmg Trrw l 22.5551 1 | , t |i» a w 5 9 .5C Pubtoh Saptotidwf 14.2005 U056 jD M C ? - v - �Page 6B H nuj> September M & 15. 2005 Se n a t o r L e e C o n s t a n t in e s L e g is la tiv e U p d a t e 2005-2006 GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS $63.1 BILLION MM.TNS STATEWIDE... « Increased Education Budget for K-12 students a record $1.8 Billion from last year ♦ Increased funding for the Bright Futures Scholarship Program by 13.6% ♦ Restored the Medically Needy P ro g ra m and M e d ic a id coverage for Adult Dentures ♦ Designated over $200 Million for Beach Restoration and Water Protection Projects ♦ Gave $13 Million to Hurricane S h e lt e r s & E m ergen cy Operations Centers and over $1.2 Billion for Hurricane Disaster Assistance funding „„ -- - .* « . COUCATOI H W ti IM 5 5 5 2 5 5 ? 14% "***'h«»«—tr^’**■•»*•.—^ ‘nd» * * l+ ^ '™ n*<» uj, LO CA LLY... ^ ' ” ■«**n.v. ♦ A 10.31% increase in total funds for area K-12 schools ♦ An additional $28.4 Million for improvements and new programs at the University o f Central Florida « Funding for 3 additional Circuit Court Judges and one new county judge in both Seminole and Orange Counties OTHER IMPORTANT ISSUES... KEEPING FLORIDIANS HEALTHY & SAFE The Legislature passed landmark legislation this year aimed at reforming Florida’s Medicaid program. By seeking to reduce costs and maximise efficiencies we are striving to achieve the sustainable growth desperately needed to continue a successful program in future years, while reducing the cost to the taxpayers. . ' __ We also confronted the difficult topic of personal safety through two significant pieces of legislation. Hie Jessie* Lunsford Act Increases the state’s abilities to monitor convicted sex offenders upon their release from prison and Senate Bill 436 permits a person to use force against someone who unlawfully and forcibly enters their dwelling, residence, or occupied vehicle. MANAGING GROWTH Florida is one of the fastest growing states in the country, averaging more than tooo new people moving here each day. Securing a successful plan to handle the growth will play a vital role in our State's continued success. This year we passed Senate Bill 360, a reform package that ensures the protection of land, water and natural resources while planning for growth. It also establishes a Commission to assist the citizens of the state in the involvement and understanding of future planning. 1 CONSTITUTIONAL CLARITY During the 2005 legislative session, we looked at measures to address the problems in the current citizen Initiative process. We passed House Joint Resolution 1723, which would require that all measures being considered for the constitution be passed by 60% of voters, instead of the current simple majority now required for passage. This initiative will have to approved by the voters in the 2006 general election. At Might, Senator Constantine presenting money from hie so th Annual Charity Challenge frmdraising event which ra is e d S m j o . o o o Jbr Central Horlda charities QUALITY EDUCATION FOR OUR CHILDREN Education is the key to our state's prosperity and has continued to be an issue close to my heart. One way I am trying to improve our schools is with a measure I call the ABCS Program. The ABCS, or A Business-Community School, Program will allow businesses around the stats to have a public K-3 classroom if they can enroll at least 18 students. This will give the opportunity for greater parental involvement' in their child's education, while also reducing school construction and transportation costs and alleviating the burden brought on by expensive after school programs. Other issues I sponsored this past year Included a measure allowing the children of diseased or disabled military veterans to have a paid-for college education and a measure implementing higher standards for physical education in public schools. At left, Senator Constantins meeting with a g romp of4H studentsfrom his district PROTECTING NATURAL RESOURCES The protection and conservation of the environment has always been a focus for me. Over the last two yean we made great strides toward the protection of Central Florida's most precious resource, The Wekiva River Basin. As the chair o f the Wekiva River Basin Commission, tt is my continued duty to safeguard this valuable area while ensuring our continued economic development. The next meeting of the Wekiva River Basin Commission will be on September 22, 2005. You can access information pertaining to the Wekiva Commission at www.ecfrpc.com. Environmental protection does not stop with protecting our current resources. This year, as in the past, I sponsored legislation aimed at the revival of chemically contaminated areas known as Brownfields. Through the provision o f tax incentives and low interest loans, I would like to encourage the clean-up and use of lands considered blighted. We can not only consider preservation-we need revitalization! MARK YOUR CALENDAR I will be hosting an Open House at my District Office on Wednesday, November 16,2005 From 3100*7:00 PM Please come and meet me and my staff and discuss the issues important to you! I'D LIKE TO KNOW WHAT YOU TH IN K... Please take a couple minutes to answer thejbllowing questions and either mail, email or Jax them to my district office at 407/M6M-7580. Your opinion is important to met t . What do you feel is the most important issue for the 2006 Session? a . What do you feel is the most important issue facing our district and Central Florida? 3. What do you feel is the most important issue regarding education in our state? � 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, September 14, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 14, 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>, September 14, 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/623f40fb5460dacec4233a4405af1860.pdf 50915a28c8aeb7357fdd17283e522472 PDF Text Text F fe 0 e 8 B June 29 A 30.2005 MELTON DURANT JR.. VERCN E DURANT 1001 N. Orlando Avo. 11Wand FL 32731 The 3*mmote County Port Authority hereby 11 VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MODEL VEHICLE D EN D FCA TIO N * IT . >■ 1200 noon m to* Room at lh# BuMng. 1810 Saetard, Banknote County. IB M DOOQC 183CS27C11 CHASE HOME FINANCE. liC . SUCCESSOR «V MERG­ ER TO CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PuMah: J im 28,2008 R181 JEANNCTTE C. CUELLAR 01 W HAT VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN: JM y SS MSS TIME: 1000am WHERE: A S R 1001 N . ___ record ot tho tor auch purpose*. to y may FL 32781 VEHICLES T O AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOEL V P S C LE C E N T R ICA HON # of and n M m c i upon which h t appeal to boMd: Section 208 0105 Ftorldn Stetater D itid it Sanford, la rtn o li County. Florida Vito 21to day ot Juno. 2000 A D . 2001 CHEVROLET MMJBU 1Q1NDS2J8182081S7 PuMMl: Jm o 28, 2006 R182 Sanknote County Port Autoortty pjfi ifiiB ii Attest pi. row, lonHniian Oovtd P. Lamar, Jr., P i# * m « la Ft SI 71MSS, Auto U a n S Recovery, fete, i of Attorney w9 aa8 tool M| aaBatyiort A ll raoanm. aa towhaao to, i \Mhicte Auckon •OOOoffl WHEN: Juty 18, M M WHERE: PauTf Towng. 1810 W lot S»oot.Sontord.FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1087 MAKE: SATURN MOOEL: 40R COLOR: GOLD v m r 1O8ZK9278VZ31M10 tootrumont, a too Clark at Via a ro A Court VOtocto Auction G B Q B fi WHEN: M y 18, M M WHERE: P u A Tbwtag. 1818 W 1it SOOOL Santord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1880 MAKE: CHEVY MOOEL. 2DR COLOR: WHITE VtN r. JQIMR2484LK718382 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN M M r t to a Final Judgmant at PohKtoauro datod Juno 22. ■wdinCaasNo. 08-CA-780-14W. ot flto O m it Cow l Ot Sto EIGHTEENTH Itoi HOLE Oounto Fk C H A 8 C H O M E FINANCE. LLC, SUCCESSOR SV MERG­ ER TO CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION to PtoM I and JEANNETTE & CUELLAR, at aL. art « 9 aafl to 8 * MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F THE CIRCUIT COURT MMOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA by GERALDINE HARFORO DaouTv Ctork thSCh: June 28,2008 end July 8.1120.2008 R172 i at 8to M M bent door of Buaato SANFORD. SEMINOLE County. Florida, 1100 AM ototadt on too 1881 M y of JiFy. 2008. VEHICLE YEAH: 1892 MAKE: CHEVY MOOEL 20R COLOR BLUE VIN » : J8IRF236IN7S1341S VEHICLE YEAR 1989 MAKE NISSAN MOOEL: 40R COLOR WHITE VIN#: 1N48U31D3SC113772 VEHICLE YEAR: 1982 MAKE HONDA MODEL: 40R COLOR BLUE VIN # JHMS2342XCC1823S8 Va/iet* Auction MSOOam WHEN: July 17,2008 WHERE: Poulo Towng. 1818 W lot Snoot Sanford. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1988 MAKE: CHEVY MOOEL 40R COLOR: GRAY VIN#: 1G16N89H3GY102208 VEHICLE YEAR 1997 MAKE SATURN MOOEL 4DR COLOR BLUE VIN # 108ZH8280VZ337822 VEHICLE YEAR 1998 MAKE FORD MOOEL 20R COLOR GREEN VIN #: IFASP11J2SW187488 Votoclo Auction 9 9 OOoiti WHEN July 18, 3008 WHERE: PouTo Towng. 1919 W 1to Shoot Santord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1998 MAKE INTERNATIONAL MOOEL: TRACTOR TRUCK COLOR WHITE VIN # IH3HCAER44TH24098I Vahid* Auction 9 9 00am WHEN July It . 2008 WHERE. Paul’* Towing. 1919 W 1to Slroot Santord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1992 MAKE NISSAN MOOEL: 20R COLOR RED VIN I 1N4EB32A4NC78324S VEHICLE YEAH: 1994 MAKE. PLYMOUTH MOOEL: VAN COLOR BLUE VIN # 2P4GH2S35RRS51559 VEHICLE YEAR 1992 MAKE HONOA MOOEL: 30R COLOR. BLUE VIN # 2HGEH238&NH53M98 i hereby grvon Paul* Towng wto tax at pubkc auction tor salvage lor cam on demand to toghoot txddar. to described vehctea Proopoctivo bOderi moy inspect votodoo ono hour prior to Torino ora "CASH OR CERTI­ FIED FUNDS* Pout* Towing roootvoo too ngto B accept or reject any and al BIDS Pubfcsft Juno 29. 2008 R159 NOTICE WHAT VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN Juty 18, 2008 TIME 1000am WHERE A t R Towng Sarvica 1001 N Ortando A.a Maitland FL 32731 VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION # 1993 tSUZU STYLUS j AiJH 13363P740032) Puttoah jura 29 2006 RfSO DATED tto 12 (toy of Juno. 2008. 2FMOA9143TRC08773 rag: LUIS ALONSO TOR RALSAI DESANT of 877 LITTLE WEKIVA RD, ALTAMONTE SR RM cut : LOUIS DC SANTO ot I UNKNOWN Lh: PCIOMONT HOSPITAL FEDERAL C Of 18M ' PEACHTR EE RD, ATLANTA ■oner APEX TRANSMIS­ SIONS. N C . 118 MMOO TRL UN IT 101, LONGWOOO | PHONE 407-331-7033 PublaN: Juno 28.2008 R183 MGT1CSOP PU9UC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ao Daputy Clark 1 •Mir- Fabar 8 QNKz, P. A. 8830 SW 77to Avanua. Suna 200 MtomL Florida 331892018 (308)882-4110 la In tola prooaadtog mould contact Court 01 301 N. Park Avanua. Soto N301, Santord. Ftorkto 37771, wWWi 2 working (toya prior B too procoadtog. Iblaptiona: (407)888-4227; 1800-865-8771 (TOO) or 1-800885-8770 (V) via Florida Ratoy PubBah: Juno 29. 2008 and July 8.2008 R IM ______________________ VtN# 2mebp93l3gx6*3479 THIS AUCTION WILL BE HELD ON JU W 18. SSM «r* -w O 'CLO CK A T C A J TOBANOi 1240 S. CR'427, LONGWOOO. FL 32780. PuMtoh: Juno 29. 2006 R184 NOTICE OP PUBLIC SALE PUBLIC N O TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TH A T ON TH E DATE ANO TIM E LISTED BELOW . ANO CO N TIN U IN G FROM DAY TO DAY U N TIL A G OO D S ARE SOLO. W E WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC­ TIO N . TO TH E H IG H EST BIDOER. FOR CASH. AT TH E W AREHOUSE OP ALL AMERICAN SELF S TO R ­ A G E. LO C ATED A T 460 FLORIDA CEN TR AL PARK­ WAY. LONGW OO O . FL 32750. TH E FOLLOW ING GOODS. WARES. ANO MER­ CHANDISE FOR R EN T ANO O TH ER CH A R G ES FOR W HICH A LIEN ON SAME IS CLAIMED. TO W IT DATE OF SA LE: 07/2072008 TIM E OF SA LE: 12:00 P JL (Customer Kama) (Una # ) (Bool Description ot Good* Baing Sold) STOCKBRIDGE, VIRGINIA #103 HOUSEHOLD GOODS MABRY. DARLENE - #159 HOUSEHOLD GOOOS KESSLER. SUSAN. ROBERT •# 1M HOUSEHOLD GOOOS K1MJUANA, THOM AS • #210 TO O LS G ILES. DARLA • #244 HOUSEHOLD GOOOS PEREZ. PEDRO - #336 HOUSEHOLD GOOOS JO N E S . THOM AS • #415 HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE ADAMS. DYLAN - #45 CAR EW ANS. MARK • #498 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE THOM AS. ROBERT IE T A #518 HOUSEHOLD ITEM S VALLE. JO SE - #88 TOOLS STO R A G E P R O TEC TIO N A U CTIO N SERVICES, LIC (593 TH E ABOVE INFORMATION IS TO BE PUBLISHED ONCE A W EEK FOR TW O CO N ­ SEC U TIV E W EEKS SAID SALE TO BE UNDER ANO BY V IR TUE OF THE STA TU TES O f THE STATE. IN SUCH CASES MADE ANO PROVIDED Pubkan A n * 28 2005 and July 8 2005 R IM MOTIC8 WHAT / t a u t SALVAGE AL/CTCtti W HIN M ) 17. M A I MAT lOUCW" rrH th t A 4 N W a g & #»«* MARYANNE MORSE Aa Ctorb of aaM Cowl CAJ TOWV4G WILL SELL AT | PUBLIC AUCTION FOR SAL­ VAGE FOR CASH ON DEMAND TO HH3HE3TBIDDER TH E FOLLOWING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 0E8CRM CD VEHICLE tool MELENOA J EOMISTON OR RICHARO S CASSELBER­ 108S MERCURY 4 DOOR: RY too hotter cl too taaowtog PROSPECTIVE BIDOERS MAY W 8PECT THE VEHICLE THE DAY BEFORE AUCTION BETW EEN SAM ANO SPM. TERMS ARE CASH OR CERTI­ FIED FUNDS CAJ TOWING RESERVES THE RIGHT TO I ACCEPT OR R EJECT ANY | AND ALL BIOS M f H8 CMCWT COURT 0# I a t U L K IIIN IH jU O CIAL CIRCUIT 0# 7LG4UGA W AND FOR ICOUNTY Monday. AUGUST 8 1 1 111 on 8/23/2008 88. SPRING VIEW, Sato (tea* S7-S19S • 10 0 0 1 LO T ACCORD8K1 TO THE PLAT am. at Uanoro FadMt THEREOF AS M CO flO EO M PLAT BOOK 29. PAGE (S) 42 ANO 43. OP TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; aft/a Moaa VaBoy Ptoco. ot aNa by Bbnf t m too I 3002 IMMar Park. FtartM 32782 Clorti of Court*. B w O to ttf Court. 28% BUYERS PREMIUM ami 83182.88 I |to law. I to auch a) w9 ba eoM to fia r at tie weal bom County Courtoouaa. Santord, Florida. N oncaos to aaM Ftoo* Judgment. 0 a * bond m par FL SI 8SSE17. Nat In a m M oI Bon by Q CRALDtC HAPPORD D ^ d y Ctork Pubtoh: June 29,2006 m d J 1 1120.2008 R17S arareqttrad toDopaidby tool dor at too *ata FuB poymarl ot to toahlghaat btt la dua wtthte 24 hoix* alter of aato Al or ( kndK Bapad PubBah: Juno 28. 2008 R IM A> of sold property bates to 9w County ot Samtoola. Stato at Paymonl ot Sola too, 1 D aM toM fO ). Seminote County Ron Autoortty m advene* ot to# (407) 322-4796 • M u d Slot * thoy d OB L ecals Le g a u Leca ls CSHfflPICATK NO; 310 Y IA A OPtSSUANCf: IM S PARCEL ID# 25-19-30-5AH0000-017C Osscripttcn cl Proparly: LEO N 84 FT O P S 124 F T OP LOT IT ROBINSONS SURVEY OP AN ADO TO SANFORD P B 1 PG 82 N llnM m wnwi ALFREOA WALLACE. SARA O JENKINS At at *4!d proporty baing to 810 County at Samnoto, Staio ot Florida. Untea* ouch eorMcaia(*) aha! bo radaamad aocordtog to law. a propariy described to ouch carkftcated) wto ba add to too County Courlhouae. Santord. Florida. Monday. AUGUST O i, 2008. at 1100am. Paymani ol Sato too. appicabta documantary damp laxav and racordtog towa are raquitad to ba paal by too tuccaaatoi batdar al too atoe. Ft# paymani ol m amount equal to too highaal bid to dua wtoun 24 hour* aftor too advamaad tone ol aato. Al payments mat Do cam or guar­ antied instrument made payable to tha Clerk of too OcuM Court Paymonl 0# Sato Me to bo paid by toa der 9 1 » aaM FuB paymani ol Ito fio N g N * Md la dua wthto 24 houm Mtor I 8ma M atoe. A l to tto Clark of tie CtrcuE Court. Datod on 8/23/2006. NOTICE 0 HEREBY GIVEN, MARYANNE MORSE tool MELENOA J EOMISTON I CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT OR RICHARO S CASSELBER-1 COURT of ton SEWMOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ ) haam DA to ba I by OERALDME HARFORO eato(a) tor a tot Deputy Clark numbar(a) and yaar(i) ot I Pubtoh: June 28.2008 and JMy issuance. too M a M w d too 1 1120.2008 praparty. and too named) m R179 w N chbw of tarlbe YEAR PARCEL ID# 2 5 t8^0-8A I-| 0817-0000 Deeu tpOcn ot tooparty: LOTS 3 I (a ) tar 0 lax dead to ba S 4 S N 1/2 OF VACD ALLEY twraon. The AOJ ON S BLK 9 TR 17 SEMI- [ number)*) and yaarfa) of NOLE PARK PS 2 PO 7S daecilpQun of too property, and tw named) In Namea to which which R wi LUTHER OELA1NEY HEIRS A l ot aaM praparty being in too I County ot Bimbuto. 9Ma ot] C tR T V K A T t NO: 747 YEAR PARCEL ID# 36-18-30-515 OK050S80 UMooo auch oaiMrma(i) 1 accortong to tow; I b u t o if to auch >) w9 ba add to tow | highaal Didder m too weal I door. Seminole County I Courtoouaa. Santord. Florida, on of Prooftv: LEO LOTS 96 S7 M ♦ 90 (LESS W 150 FT) BLK K A D CHAP­ PELLS SUBO PB 1 PG 71 Monday. AUGUST 8S. 1100am. Namaa In which RUTH COHEN ETA L Paymani ot Sato too. appHrahto | A l of oaid properly baing In tto County ol Sonvnota. Stoto ol documentary atamp toaaa * raconbng toao are required to ba I Florida. pato by toe auceoaaM bkktor at I too aato. Fu8 poymant ot an I Untoa i auch carahcato(a) ba radaamad acoordbig to law, amount 09101 to 9io MgftoM bid l to auch to dua wihln 24 hot#* aftor f a) w « ba aoU to tw 8ma at aato. A l pay-1 bo cam or guaranr al tw wa County totoo Ctork of toe CtoxiR Court Courthouee. Santord, Ftorlda, Otoad on 8/23/2008 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT | COURT SCMPKXE COUNTY, FLORIDA | by OERALDME HARFORO Deputy Clark FuStoh: -StoO 28. 2005 an^ A#y | * .1 1 2 0 . T ‘ R173 DwacrtpOon oI Property LEG I LOT 3 BLK 3 MEISCHS SUBO | PB 3 PG 84 Ltotoaa auch cartFcato(*) aha# I ba radaamad according to law,' and any other location aa may ba aubsequentty deemed appro­ too propariy doaertood in auch I priate and convenient car*itoato<ai *na ba aold to tw highaal biddar al tw weal bom DEPARTM ENT O F TRANSPORTATION door, Saminoia County | FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Courtoouaa. Santord. Florida, on FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IM PACT Monday. AUGUST 00. 2008. al | A i of awl pruparty bong ** bo County or Som nxs SUM ot Ftande CCRTW ICATI NO M* YEAR o# issuance i taa u w u auch carabtaiaiii aha# ba radaamad accronang to tow ffw preaWf daOMliad *> M il aarBMtotod) wd ba auu is a « > V «V Pvtoto rn Vw wot* H a l duur bamwuto C w r, Um/rwW borOura Fkatoa PARCEL iO# 35 15 30 3070U050UW0 le v r * lu i J H ia a ri) (O T9 9 4 IJA M fN b C U P L A rd M X A bCAJARE bb If 1 PG 48/ Nerrwa m a*w* The Dtaetat ^vaa noBca of Betotenf 0 laaua a permit to tw taatwrtog appBcanXa) onJune 9.2008: Banknote County Boardof County CornmNalonara. 520 W Labe Mwy BM 80 200, Stekbid. FL 32771 teWcaion #80041. TTw Dtetod propoasa0 aBoctoa0 007 ndBonttokvw par dw of vound wafer tar — (MTCHnng __r, l ■ ------«--«■ V^ 5 A■ rDWa WWWIQ,,,, I, . | 8|te C4M■ 1C-BUCSOn MtOCMMO pvfVClIrw wftotoawata used by tote propoaad profact w« ccnatet oi aurfac* water bomtw BurtkSNAwXter vte 1actowpunp toBanknoteCounty located to Sscaona 13. 14; IbwnaNp: 21 Bouto; Range: 30 Eaat known a* labs Drh* - bom Banknote BNd 0 TVaka. The fltea(i) contebkrg each of to* i day*, too am . te 500 p.m. al to* S t Johns Rfvar The Dtetoef wG M m aeion on each perm* ^ptcalon Rated above wkaaa a po«on tar an atoikntebaBva prooaadtog (hsartng) la dad purauark to too prorteiorw el BacBona 120.388 and 120.57, Florida Statute* Chapter 25108 and 40C-1.1007, Ftorlda Admkkababv* Cod* (F A C ). 0te0k.r o propoaad panrkBtoQ dacteiorw kterktoad above may paSBon tor adnkntebalha hearing to aocordanca wlh Sacbona 121588 and 120.57, F.8.. or tel parka* may reach a written agraamant on modteBon ao an ahamaava remedy umter SocBon 121571 F.S. Chooatog madteBon wte not atowraafy tetact tw rtgW to a haartng » moteteton doe* not raaufl to a ateBanwm. TlwprocaduraatarpurauingmadWbonar* atetarto to Beckon 120.571 FB,. and Rute* 25101111 and 25108.401- 406. F A C . PaBBona must comply wtto too raqubamante of Ftorlda Admbktfraava Coda. Chaplar 25108 and b* Mad wah (tacaivad by) toa Dtetoef Cterk. faceted te Dteaict Iteadquartaw. 4048 Raid Street, Pteatra. Ftorkto 32177. Bacauaa to* adnbkabatote haartng precaaa Wdategnad to tarmtialw (tote agency acton, aw Mtog of a poMton mean* tool tw DtefricTa Ante acton may b* dflterani Irom fw poaMon tafcan by * In *k* node* oftotet Pomona whoa* aubaianote Interwate wM b* telacaad by any auch ante dadteon of tw Dtabtel on toa appleteton have toa right to become a party to toa prooaadtog. to accordance wkh too mqukamwnii ww w n b o w . Federal A viabon Adminittrabon PROPOSED CO N STR UCTIO N OF RUNWAY 9R-27L EXTENSION TO 6.400 FEET. INSTALLATION O F ILS AND MALSR, ANO ASSOCIATED DEVELOPM ENT ORLANDO SANFORD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SANFORD. FLORIDA Tina Finding « mad* with reference to toa Environmental Aaaaaameni datod April 7, 2005, the attached Record ol Decision datod June 2. 2005. and purauam to FAA Order 5050 4A. Aftor careful and thorough consideration of too Iacta contained therein, th* undersigned finds that toa propoaad Fadore/ action la consistent with existing national emnronmantal ponces and ob)*ctrv«* as tat torth in Section 101(a) ol toa National Environmental Policy A d ol 1969 (NEPA) and tool A wfl not aigniflcantfy afleet to* quality ol to* human anwonmant of otoarwia* include any condition requiring consultation pursuant to Section 102(2X0 of NEPA APPROVED W Dean Sbngar PubBah: June 28.2006 R168 in. irm usrninopi nwwiJ THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P.A. ATTORNEY FORPLAJNTBF 801 S. Untveraay Drtva Suite 500 PtontaBon. FL 33324 <884)2358000 Santord Airport Authority Ortando Santord International Airport 1200 Rad Cleveland Boulevard Sanford. FL 32773 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by OERALDME HARFORO Daputy Clark Pubkah June 29 2005 and JvXy 8. 13. 20. 2005 R174 Bacauaa toa adubniatrmfva hearing precaaa to daaignad to tormutoae anal agency acdon, toa BBtg of a patoton maanatwftos Dtotocn anal acaon may b* <8*amn» from to* poatoon toban by « to thto node* of intent Paraona atooa* aubotartlaf tolaraoto wii b* aftoctod by any oueh Bnai dedatoo of 8w DNfrtct on toa taigacanl have to* rtpl to p*>aan to become i party to tw procasdtog. to ■mmu rw With toa raqubamanto sat torth t o w B y Man/SOoupa Daputy Clark Al of aard property bamg In tw I County of Sanvnoia. Stato of | Florida. 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FRANCES Y | STRICKLAND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tool MELENOA j EOMISTON OR RICHARD S CASSELBER RY toa hoktor ol toa lo/towing cartAcatol*l haa Wad aato car Mcatol*) tor a tu dead to b* wauad toaraon Th# carw numbart 1 1 and year 11) oi wauanca to* daaenpaon of toa properly and aw nanwril ai whwh « waa M i an ad war* u PARCEL 10# 25-19-30-5AI 08150020 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwauom to a Summary Judgment of Fonctoouro JUN 22. 2008 amend In C M Caoo No. 05C A -S85I5W of tto CbcuB Court of too 18TH JudtaW CbcuR to and tor SEMI­ NOLE Ccxaty, Santord. Ftorkto. I wR aa8 to too Nghoal and bool Mddar tor caah ai tw Waal Front Ooor to tw 8EM M O U County Courtnuaebcatodal 301 North Park Avanua to Santort, Ftortda. M 1100 am. on tw Ittid e y o f July. 2005 tto I daaerttod property aa oaf torth to aw L4 oummery P. immam rtnv RWai JUI^ITIVK, kArfMWMM# M aj Ortando Airports District Office a * ai , i Of - *raPP»C* — n- -*i -— wooes i KX i tar Taa Owed CERTIFICATE NO: 348 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1088 DONALD H.MANFREOO. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLASRNQ AN tfTER EST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AO/UNST DONALD H MANFREOO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DONALD H. MANFREOO. IF ANY; THE WEKIVA HUNT CLUB COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC.: ARGENT MORTGAGE COMPANY. LLC; JOHN DOC AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSOR DEFENDANT^) of Availability of Finding of No Significant Imped (FONSf) Datod on 8/23/2005 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tool MELENOA J EOMISTON OR RICHARO S CASSELBER­ RY tie holder ot too blowing cortBcatod) haa Mlcatod) tar a tax dead to ba laauad turnon. Tho numPar(a) and yaar(a) ot wauanca. too daacrtoOon at too proporty. and too nomad) *i VS. C tim FIC A T* NO: 3S1 YEAR | OF tSSUAJOCB: 1188 The Federal Aviation AdminiatraUon (FAA) Ortando Airports OMrtct Otoe* on June 2.2005. taauod a Finding of No Significant PARCEL IO# 2 5 1 5 3 5 5 0 5 | Imped (FONSI) tar tw propoaad conalrucllon Copra* of tw 05050030 FONSI art available lor review by toa public al toa tallowing Datod on B/23/200S. NoMca ot J tor Tax Dead WELLS FARGO BANK. N A . A3 TRUSTEE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CERTIFICATE HOLDERS OF ASSET-BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 20O4-WCW1, PLAPmFF Paymonl ol Sato laa, bifl doaimtfrtary itu r end nooning Immi>m i rasiulfidi PLEASE FAX A COPY OF TH| tp ba paid, .by 5a auooaaaM M5 dar al too aato. FuB paymani of FIRST IfiSERflON tO 954233-4444 IN an amourt a«ial to l Md la dua wBhto 24 houra WITH THE AMERICANS WITH too advartaad ama oI atoe. A l DISABILITIES ACT. pereoru paymanta ahal bo caah or guar wBh dtomiBtaa naadtog a apo­ Oft toad toatrumont, mad* dal aooommodabon ahould con­ for T u Dead payabia to th* Clark Ol tto tact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tto SEMINOLE County NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. I Circuit Courl Courthout* 01407-688-4227, I BM MELENOA J EOMISTON 800-8558771 (TOO) or 1-800Dotod on 6/23/2005. OR RICHARO 8 CASSELBER­ 9556770, via Florida RY too holder of too totomtog MARYANNE MORSE Sarvica. to ba I CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 1) tor ■ tax PvMm: June 28. 2005 and July COURT toareon. The 12005 number(a) and yaar(i) oi I SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA R190 toauanoo, too itoacrtpaon ol too propariy. and too named) to NOTICE whim I waa aaaaaaad la/aro aa | 1100am MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Ctork PuPam: Juno 29. 2006 and July 1 I I 20. 2008 RI71 Monday. AUGUST 88, 1100am. ndor asebon 120.971 Ftortdi Statute*, batarw to* dawoarw tor fling a paMni Choosing madtoSon wB not *dv*m**MNdto* jV « t o ih*artog 8 madtottan doe* ml raauB h ■ TTw_p«e*dunm tar pumutag madWtan are oaf torth to aadtan 120 573. Ftorlda wid n#a* 2B-101111 and 2B-101401- 404 Florida Admtotabator* Code. PaiBon* mat oompfr rrwnta of Ftorkto AGtfntabalYa Cod* ChaptorZB-lW «ndb* (Bad with (received by) to* Dtabtel Ctork tocatod al Otobtet Highway 100 WaaL Ptoatoa. FL »1 7 7. Pobitorw tar adrrtniairailva haartog on #w abwaappBMftonW must ba Mad wflhtn fwarky-orw (21) day* of ptMctoton c# n a NOT1CS OF NOTICE IS HEREBY (W E N . ttof MELENOA J EOMISTON OR RICHARO 8 CASSELBER 1tto holder of tw , of may chooaa to pumu* 120 580 and 120 57. Ftorlda DATE June 2. 2005 Pubtoh June IS. 22. 29. 2005 R091 NOTICE OF AGENCY ACTION TAK EN BY THE BT. JO HN S RIVER WATER M ANAGEM ENT DISTRICT Nobcs w given that to* tallowing permit modification was issued on June 16. 2003 Atlantic Davatopmant Corporation. 2499 Old Lana Mary Road. Surto 104 Sanford FL 32771 pomw #42-117 968751 Th* protect w located m Sanvnoia County. Section II. Towntfep 20 Souto Rang# 30 Eaat Th# perm* authorize* A SURFACE W ATER M ANAGEM ENT SYSTEM ON 16 32 ACRES TO SERVE a reactantai Town Home tubOrvwron known at Tfw al Hdden Lara The racarvmg water body w Hidden The Maltl contawkng tow appkeahon kjr toa abuv* Voted pern* « araaatxa tor napwctcai M vday toruu^i FrxJay axcapl 'ur ■agar hoaday* 6 00 a m to 3 00 p m a) #w Si John* R»wr Water Uanagenwnt Dwlrct (iM IrU ) Haadquartar* 4049 Rod btrawt Patabw FL 3217 » 1429 A paraun wicw* aubaieraiei aiaroat* ai* a#acted by #w OotrcJ panrvtong dauaaxi may pab aun k> an •dmaaal'atrr* fwarvg m aouadarxr* arWi M Cta/i Gloria Lswte, Dkador. Dtvioton of Pormfl Data Sarvtaao i—Ju nWlr ■- - ■ xJ—x— a --- ntmi r*f P Mall I. | _Bi 91. JOfaifl Timm M*lfllQpnini UWnCi PubBah: June 29, 2006 R187 N O TICE The St. John* River Water Management Otatrtct haa racatvad the appMcaOon(a) tor Envtronmantai Rsaourc* P*rmrt(a) from: Silver Saaa Horn#*, Inc. 233 Madiaon C l. Ortando, FL 32804, ■ppRcaBon #40-117-892451. The profset la located in Seminole County. Section 36, Township 19 South. Range 29 Eaat. The ERP application is tor construction of a aurfac* water manage­ ment tystam tor a 4410-aero, raoidanOai davatopmant known as Laka Irish al Heathrow. Suncor Propertias, Inc., 560 N. Palm#tto Avo, Sanford, FL 32771, application #40-117-808952. TTw profact la located in Saminoia County, Section 25, Township 19 South, Range 30 East Tho ERP application la tor modifleatton to th* previously laauad surface water management permit associated with th# Getaway at Rtvarwah - Downtown Radavetopmant Plan, a 7.15 acre project. Douglas Av* Car Wash LLC. 728 W. Smith St . Ortando. FL 32004, application 140-117-76027-1. The project is located In Saminoia County. Section 14, Township 21 South, Range 29 East TTw ERP application la tor construction of a surface water management system lor a 0 54-acre, commercial davatopmant known as the Douglas Avanua Car Wash Cooper Davatopmant LLC. 315 E Robinson S i, Ortando. FL 32B01. application #40-117-99618-1. Tho projact la located in Sammote County, Section 21. Township 21 South. Rang* 31 East. Th* ERP application la tor construction of a aurfac* water management system for a 20.12-acre, residential davatopmant known as Cooper Chase Jamrvon Proparttet. 148 Manttow Dr . Sanford. FL 32771. appli­ cation 140-117-21880-48. Th# projact is located In Sarmnol# County. Section 29, Township 19 South. Range 30 Eaat. Th* ERP application is (or construction ot a aurfac* water manage­ ment system tor a 1 16-acre davatopmant known as Jamrvon Warehouse M A O Limited Partnership, 532 S. Econ Orel*. Oviedo. FL 32765. application #40-117-26513-10. The projact W located in Saminoia County. Section 33, Township 21 South. Rang* 31 East. Th* ERP application » tor construction of a surface water management system tor a 1 96- acre development known as th* South Park Bonnes* Canter. Lola ID A IE . FDOT, District 5. 719 S. Woodtewn B/vd, Deland, FL 32720. application #40-117-99327-1. Th# protect ta located In Sammote County. Section 15. Townahip 21 South. Rang# 29 East. TTw ERP application is lor removal and rapiacamanl ol an existing revetment along the Littte Wakiva River at SR 436 (North Sid*), a 0 37-acre projact. Wisdom Davatopmant Group. 405 SW Commercial Street. Peoria. IL 81602. application #40-117-29207-2. Th# protect la located in Semino!# County. Section 29. Townahip 19 South. Rang* X East Th* ERP application la tor construction of a sur­ face water management system tor a 1-acr*. commercial devel­ opment known aa Hooters and Relax al Semtnote Town* Center. Tract 7 Th* flte(s) containing each of the above-listed appucabon(a) are available tor inspection Monday through Friday except tor legal hokdaya. 800 a.m. lo 500 p m al th* S i John* River Water Management District Headquarters or lh* appropriate Sarvica Center Written obytebons to the application may be mad*, but should be flled with (received by) the District Cterk. 4049 Rato S i. Palette, Florida 32177-1429. no later than 14 days horn the date ol publication Written objections ahould identify the objec­ tor by name and address. and tatty describe the objection to the application Filing a written objection does not entitle you lo a Chapter 120, Florida Statutes. AdmuustratN* Hearing Only tho** person* whoa* substantial mteroaia we affected by th* application and who Ike a patXion meeting the requirements of Section* 120 598 and 120 57. Florida Statutes, and Chapter 2 5 106, rkjnda Admavauativ* Cod*, may obtain an Adrrwveirabv# h*ermg Aa amefy Ned wnoen objection* wxi be prevented to to* Board tor conwderaum n l i deitaar stoma or appkeatom pne* ta Vw Board taking acton on to* application Otari* Leww Ovwtan Dvectar Dreuuri of PormB Date Sarvtae* 6i JtXma Hirer Water Management Dwtocf Putiasfi Jure 28. iSK/3 MIBB �W e e k e n d : S un d a y , J u ly 3 ,2 0 0 5 w w w .M n fo ird n «w s p a p © r.c o m Vol. 113, No. M •Copyright © 2005 The Sanford Herald 50 cents Deli owner faces battle with cancer By Liaiw Edlxon Herald Staff Al ^Conference Softball Eiritee Edefcnan was one of the lour Seminole Ugh School players named to the Seminole AMefc Conference Feet Pilch First Team. See Sparta, Sega IB SANFORD — Downtown Divine Deli owner Drew Fischer, 42, is facing a divine obstacle from God. Two weeks ago, Fischer and his wife, Jayne, found out he has stage two squamous cell cardnoma. A cancer o f tne epidermal cells, which may have started on his tongue and has now spread to his lymph nodes ana his vocal chords. His doctors are not sure how the seemingly healthy Fischer could have developed the can­ cer. "I don't fit the m old," Fischer said. S e m in o l e S m il e Brook* F o n d w r — Swing keep*' at lh* Central Flondo Zoo nffPO pnOTu By lUflMFttjr f inKWn Divine Deli owner Drew Fischer recently found out he has cancer. He and his wife, Jayne, closed the deli to face this new chapter. 8 m Divine, Pag* 5A July 4 events mark nation’s 229th birthday Mitigating Midges Swimming, fishing banned after water leak SANFORD — Swimming and fishing have been banned along posted areas of Lake Monroe after treated reclaimed water leaked into the lake Friday. City workers placed signs along the river front Friday afternoon, according to Bill Marcous, reclaimed water coordinator. "This is similar to last year's event," Marcous said Friday. The water leaked out of a storage pond between the treat­ ment plant and Central Florida Regional Hospital. Tne state has been notified and a health alert issued as a precaution. The signs give people a number to call explain­ ing why water activities are banned. The number is 407-330-5678. Marcous said the water had been treated, but needed to be dechorinated. The posted area is north of the treatment facility and north of the boat ramp. "We have been expe­ riencing record or near record rainfall" Marcous said. "If we stop getting those excessive amounts it will be a much more manageable situation." He didn't know how much went into the lake, but if more than 1,000 gallons are released, the dty is required to notify officials in Tallahassee, which Marcous said took place Friday. "This is not a normal occurrence and we regret the inconvenience," Marcous said. The city will continue to test the water to determine when the ban can be lift­ ed, he added. "The plant is not designed for record events," he said, adding that rainfall here was just shy of a record for June. He said most people who get this type of can­ cer are excessive drinkers and smokers. "I'v e never smoked," he said. His doctor said he wants Fischer to go to a study group at Duke University since he doesn't fit any of tne criteria of this form o f skin cancer. In light o f the medical problem Fischer and his wife are facing, they dosed their downtown deli Thursday. The couple said that because of all the medical treatments, such as chemothera­ py and radiation almost five days a week, they won't be able to continue running the restau­ ran t Are your holiday weekend plans set? The United States of America turns a young 229 years old July 4. Here is a listing of area Fourth of July events from this weekend, including the big fireworks spectacular in Sanford along the RiverWalk. July 4 in Sanford Sanford's Fourth of July Celebration at Fort Mellon Park along the Sanford RiverWalk starts at 5 p.m. and runs until 10 p.m., with entertainment and a firework show at 9:15. Cactus Jack (c the Cadillacs and The RedEye Ex­ press will pro­ vide music. Great food and drinks, and the A ll-A m erican Kids Zone will be featured at this annual event. Just after sundown, a 23-minute fireworks display, presented by Zambetli Internationale, will light up the water. The display will be simulcast on MAGIC 107.7 FM. Buses will shuttle people from Seminole Towne Center from 3 p.m. to midnight, and Operation Troop Box will be on nand to collect non-perisnable items for troops stationed overseas. This SolarBee unit was deployed In Lake Monroe to see if it can help stem the midge problem. City hopes SolarBee can impact midge population By Stave Paradis Herald Staff SANFORD — While stinging mosquitoes can produce a pain in the neck, their non­ biting relatives, or midges, can create havoc of their own when they hatch and swarm in huge numbers. This weekend a contraption called a SolarBee will churn to life about eighttenths of a mile straight out from the mari­ na. The experiment is the latest in the battle to eradicate midge flies. Parading in Geneva "We've been sampling about 10 months out of the year," said Tom George, director of public works in Sanford. When large lev­ els of midge larvae are detected, the city normally uses larvicide to kill the pests before tney hatch. The SolarBee, produced by a company based in North Dakota, will hopefully be a safer method for limiting the midge popula­ tion. Because of the weather, midges did not Sm Midges, Page 3A The annual Geneva 4th of July Parade and Festival will start at 10:30 a.m. and showcase "Geneva on the M ove" Expect to see horse drawn antique carriages, trac­ tors, monster trucks, more classic cars, airboats, motorcycles, wagons, and anything else that has wheels and/or an engine. A classic aircraft flyover by the "Flight Gaggles" is also planned. The coveted Stein, Sonnenschein, Hochman 4c Peppier Fab Float Award will be given out with cash prizes. The family festival includes food, entertain­ ment, kids games, a dunk tank, mist area, and baked goods. Sm Holiday, Page 7A A perfect setting for Dalli’s RiverWalk Pizza By Stave Paradla Herald Staff SANFORD — [f someone wanted to pick the perfect spot to open a pizza restaurant in Sanford, that person would probably pick the location of Dalli's RiverWalk Pizzeria on East Seminole Boulevard. Owner Joe Dalli has worked hard to fulfill his dream of opening an Italian restaurant. Local people know Dalli's Pizzeria and Restaurant locat­ ed on Country Club Road in Lake Mary. Dalli hails from the pizza capital of Brooklyn and has brought recipes from his mom to the business. He has come a long way in a short time. "I was shaving ice in front of the Wal-Mart," Dalli recalled. His mother-in-law told him about a spot open in Lake Mary and he started his first restaurant. Later he moved to its current location. "I guess I've gotten lucky," he said. Dalli said he never intended to open a Sanford location. "It's a struggle," he said at the new restaurant Wednesday. "I swore I'd never open another." Still the location with a view of the marina in the middle of the $11 million Sanford RiverWalk was too good to pass up. "I like the atmosphere of the marina, and they are fixing up Sanford. It's up and coming," Dalli said. His wife, Julie, helps at the restaurants, and they nave two children, Joshua, 8, and Jenna, 4. Owning a business can be difficult with a family, Dalli admitted. "It's tough with kids,” he said, "but I make the best of it." The Sanford location Herald photo by Tommy Vlncanl jlie and Joe Dalli stand in front of their new pizza place along the anfnrH R ivo rW a lk opened for slices a few weeks ago. Dalli had to wait for per­ mits and some other chal­ lenges of opening a new busi­ ness. The menu is a bit smaller than the big store in Lake Mary, but Dalli's is known for calzones and stromboli, avail­ able at both locations The Sanford restaurant also serves appetizers like wings and gar­ lic knots as well as pizza in 14inch and 18-inch sizes. The menu offers 22 different pizza toppings as well as seven varieties of salad and nine sub sandwiches. Pizza can be ordered by the slice as well, and in Sicilian style. Guests can top off their meal with a cannoli or tiramisu for dessert. Dalli said he has Sanford customers who would drive all the way to Lake Mary for pizza. Now the new location offers them a convenience. "Everything here is made fresh," Dalli said. The sauce is slow cooked over six hours, and they make their own dough. "I |ust brought Brooklyn here," he said. "We're a mom and pop store, even though we' re looking to grow." See Pizza, Page 7A Wednesday, July 6tn River Rats Play Daytona at 7:00 PM F R E E AmmxMtwif �Page 2\ Sunday, July 3. 2005 www.aanfordnewtpaper.com T he H erald S em in o le S um m ary A GLANCE A ROUND OUR COUNTY Wekiva Players to present rock opera O ut & A bout ‘C a t’ itude SUN T h e Sanford - RJverW alk Church o f G od will host a Patriotic Freedom Celebration at 10:45 a.m. Larry Ford from the "Gaither Homecoming Friends" at 801 W. 22nd St., in Sanford. No tickets are required. A free­ will offering will be received. Call 407-322-3942. SA N FO RD — The Wekiva River Players will present "Jesus Christ Superstar" July 15 through 24 in the Walt Griffin A uditorium at Millennium Middle School in Sanford. The show times are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. Andrew Lloyd Webber's rock opera "Jesus Christ Superstar" is about Jesus' final seven days, but the musical never answers whether Jesus truly is the Messiah. Instead, it appeals to a wide audience by not trying to prove a point either way. The production is full of challenging roles for a talented cast. Eddy Coppens plavs Jesus in his 13th production with the Wekiva River Players. Coppens was most recently seen as Che in "Evita” with the Players and Pirelli in "Sweeney Todd" at the Icehouse Theatre. Like other cast members, Coppens was inspired by the 1973 movie version and is energized bv Director Amy Avallone's vision for this production. Aval lone is setting up the actors to tell the story as actors, a play within a play. Michael Sal/ano. Pontius Pilate in the pro­ duction, s a y s Avallone's angle portrays the characters in the play as puppets, all manipulated by God's master plan. Only Jesus is free to act of his own volition. As in the movie version, the story is told through the eyes of Judas Iscariot, the disci­ ple who betrays Jesus in the Bible. Judas serves as narrator and is responsible for most of the exposition in the production, without ever directly speaking to the audi­ ence. Judas will be played by Daniel Kemper, a recent graduate of Lake Mary High School who will attend the Tisch School at New York University in the fall. Kemper has been a fan of "Jesus Christ Superstar" for many years, according to a news release. At 8 years old, the musical was Kemper's first Broadway show as an audience member. After the show, Kemper had the chance to meet Carl Anderson — the original Judas Iscariot on Broadway and in the movie version. Ever since then, Judas has been a dream role for Kemper. "Judas is a complex role because of the transformation he goes through on stage. He gin’s from thinking that Jesus is just a man that has lost control of the people to realizing that he himself is the pawn in God's ultimate plan," Kemper said. Tickets are $15 each plus a box office transaction fee. Group discounts are avail­ able for groups of 10 or more. Call 407-2621801 for more information. The theatre is located at 21 Lakeview Ave. in Sanford. A portion of the proceeds will go to benefit CARE, a wild animal rescue group. Students receive $1,000 Wal-Mart scholarships SANFORD — Marissa Fiorucci of Lake Man* High School and Sean Bresemann of Seminole 1ligh School have been selected to receive the Sam W. Walton Community Scholarship. This is Wal-Mart's 25th year of awarding scholarships to high school students through their local store. Each student will receive a $I,(XX) scholarship to assist with school supplies and other related costs. Fiorucci will attend Washington University this fall and plans to receive a major in psychology. During her high school career she received academic honors such as: National Honor Roll, Principal's Honor Roll, and Citizenship Award. She was member of Lake Mary's varsity golf team. National Honor Society, and the Psychology Club. Bresemann will attend the CollegeConservatory of Music at University of Cincinnati this fall and plaas to receive a major in French horn performance. Brcnsemunn was member of the Seminole All-County Band and the Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra and graduated Magna Cum Laude. D a n P in g Q T h e Longwood City CotnmiM ion will meet at 7 p.m. in the commission chambers of City Hall. Among items on the agenda is a review of the millage rates and total property tax revenue. |rwfwa I- , ■III prove —*■-— py e. ■ lonvny *v■--------* if w ii With a stem look aid a steely gaze, this cheetah at the Central Florida Zoo checks out visitors as they admire the big cat’s beautiful markings — a cat with attitude for sure. This handsome kitty along with other wild and exotic creatures can be seen at this weekend at the Red, White and Zoo celebration marking the park's 30 years at its present location near M and IT 92 in Sanford. • Tyrone Gipson, 25, of SR-46, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday. On June 16, it was report­ ed he had sold drugs to another person, which proved to be cocaine. After an intensive search, On June 28, the Seminole County Sheriff's Department notified police that Gipson was being held in jail. He was then charged with selling cocaine. • Marcus Martin, 22, Of O'Neil Street, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday In the 1600 block of West 13th Street as the result of a traffic stop. He was charged with possession of cocaine and possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. Legal Advertising Patu Smitn Display Advertising Roa/ie Lavender Circulation Wanda Kourpanidts U iM lilin S Sara* Manager Steve Guss Ad.eruemg taiMUl (iaculfv* Classified Advertising Ted /rawer PraPreea "A M idsum m er N ight's Dream Rock M usical" will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the violence) and violation of an injunction for protection against domestic violence. • Cornelius J. Williams, 23, of West 4th Street, was stopped by Sanford police Thursday, June 23 in front of his residence. He was charged with driving with a sus­ pended license and possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. Helen Stairs Theatre in downtown Sanford. This classic play has been trans­ formed into a rockin' musi­ cal. The show is run by teens from Northern Westchester Center for the Arts Conservatory. Tickets are $10. Assault - Battery Other charges • Edwin Otis Bryant, 47, of West 11th Street, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday at Avacado Avenue and West 2nd Street. Officers stopped him when they reported seeing him with an open container of beer. He report­ edly threw the beverage at the offi­ cer. He was charged with battery on an officer, disorderly intoxica­ tion, and violation of the open con­ tainer ordinance. • Donte J. Jones, 29, of Castle Brew er' court, Was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday at Mulberry Avenue and West 8th Street where his vehicle reportedly jumped a curb and was parked in the grass. He was charged with violation of the open container ordinance, A passenger in the vehicle, Linda Jones Howard, 44, also of Castle Brewer Court, was charged with resisting an officer with violence, and obstructing an officer without violence. • Freddick Brown, 28, of Cowan Moughton Terrace, was arrested by Sanford police on June 25. He was charged with possession of cocaine with intent to sell within 1000 feet of public housing, pos­ session of under 20 grams of mari­ juana, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Burglary ■ Richard Irvin Beveritt, 34, of East 6th Street, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday at 8tn Street and Hickory Avenue. He reportedly broke into a residence in the 400 block of Fine Avenue and struck a female with a two-byfour. He was charged with burgla­ ry with assault, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon (domestic • Michael Aryan Peyton, 38, of Casselberry, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday at a business in the 2600 block of Orlando Drive. He reportedly had been involved in a fight with two other persons. He was charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (knife). Traffic Stops • Nikia Holmes, 30, of Water Street, Sanford, was stopped bv Sanford police Wednesday on Uth Street at Maple Avenue. He was LAKE MARY — AAA has determ ined that possibly 4U million folks will be taking to the roads this July 4th holiday weekend, 2,033,577 in Florida alone. In connection w ith this, many are expected to have overly consumed alcoholic bev­ erages. In consideration with this problem, AAA Auto Club South and Budweiser have expanded their partnership to include Labor Day Weekend with the Tow To Co program, which has been operating during many other holiday periods. "W e are thrilled to offer ‘Tow iVIXin Editorial Steve Paradis If you cant drive because you are Impaired this weekend call: 1-800-AAA-HELP To Go' to cover other celebrat­ ing occasions during the year," said Ed Schjtzm an. senior vice president of autom otive servic­ es for AAA Auto Club South. "T h is program 's im pact is far-reaching when you consider the countless m otorists it pro­ tects who would otherw ise Hospice o f the Comforter, the only nonprofit hospice serving Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties invites families and caregivers of former patients to celebrate 15 years of service at a barbeque at noon at its Center for community care, 480 W. Central Pkwy., in Altamonte Springs. THU • Antoinette Ford, 25, of Lake Monroe Terrace, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday, June 26, in the 10(X) block of West 13th Street. She was charged with interfering with a law enforcement officer without violence, and resisting an officer without violence. Christian Women's Club will feature "Patterns of America" luncheon, a sow­ ing of homemade quilts, at Maison & Jardin restaurant, 430 Wymore Road in Altamonte Springs. The luncheon is $19. Call Brenda at 407-681-1942 or Kit at 40732-1047. • A man was arrested as John Doe, Tuesday, in the 2(X) block of Bradshaw Drive. He reportedly gave a false name. He was charged with loitering or prowling. Nick Cox, professor of law at Stetson University will speak on consumer frauds at 10 a.m., at the Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet Lake Drive in Casselberry. have been left in the path of a potential drunk driver." Tow To Go is being offered through Florida. Any adult who needs a ride home from a bar or restaurant during the holiday events, may simply call 1-800-AAA-HELP. AAA will dispatch a tow truck and take both the driver and the vehicle home, free of charge. AAA and Budw eiser also suggest individuals who plan on im bibing select a Designated Driver. But if that's not possible, call Tow To Go and get that free ride home in safety. ■‘Serving.’ Seminole t*ouni> Since IOrix" Managing tdrior Sunday Juiy 3 2005 • Voi 113. No 80 Dons Oetnen Liana Edison Published every W ednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers Inc • 300 U French A ,e Sanford F l 32771 •Phone <407| 322 2611 •Fas (407) 323 9406 fnck Plaitaut Dean Smrtfi Tommy Vacant Petcdrcai Postage P a d el Santou f crude end atW'lajr -ei rnaAng uftce* Um SA/rfCKCt H i R A lP P O boa i oar bar4od F l ]?//? i ( * l Subscription Rates « %at Samrota County |t I UJ 0 U o rr » ci Samacaa Coo<y |2b UJ t r*e« m bamaaae Cooey I » UJ < /ear Otoer f cade Goody |42 UJ I /ear Out ( J Stale UJ J %u, The Wekiva River Players will present Jesus Christ Superstar, from July 15 through 24 Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. at Millennium Middle School in Sanford. Tickets $15. Call 407-262-1801. A Blue G rass P ickin' will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Longwood Community building, 200 West Warren Ave. We w elcom e and encourage your letters and comments. A ll letters must include your nam e, address and phone num ber to be published. The Sanford Herald P S P S 4AI2KI Poalmeetor Sard address Republic Newspaper*. I ik WED Tow to G o ready for Ju ly 4 weekend Mary a Hawkins Ctarf y< S/Tvtn Casrrura Harrison Cm s m v i S and FRI charged with driving with a sus­ pended license, and two counts of giving a false ID to a law enforce­ ment officer. Drug related Elinor anil Publisher Administration Betty Bennett Sem inole County YMCA Family Center will nold a dedication ceremony to unveil its new name. The facility is to be called the J. Douglas Williams WMCA Family Center. Florida State Representative David Mealor as well as city and county officials will be on hand for the ceremony beginning at 6:30 p.m. The YMCA is locat­ ed at 665 Longwood-Lake Mary Road in Lake Mary. For information phone 407-8552430. Write to us: ° 300 N. French Avenue 5 Sanford, FL 32771 E-Mail us: O r E4UV - * • Cell us: (407)322-2011 dsueortSee Fee we: (407) r a w s �w w w .tin f o r d n e w tp a p f .c o n i T he H erald M idges n p Sunday. July 3. 2005 PtflC 3A Lively Debate ia — tt— ^ a.te.r! ' uch ° * a nuisance in 2004. Many who have lived in Sanford for a longer peri­ od, however, will remember the problems they can cause. 10,000 gallons of water per minute. That equals more than 14 million gallons per day. "Each of these units will influence 50 surface acres," Lipparelli said. Lake Monroe is roughly 10,000 acres. Lipparelli said the SolarBee will probably have to be in the lake for a year to determ ine if results were positive. The $36,000 unit is deployed in the lake with­ out cost to the city. It is equipped with a U.S. Coast Guard approved bea­ con to light up the unit for boaters at night. There are also reflectors on it to make the unit more visible in the daytime. The machine has a fiveyear life span, Lipparelli said, and virtually no main­ tenance. We’re look­ ing into more In great numbers, the flies have clogged air condition­ ers and radiators. They can m ake roads stick if there are enough of them. Decaying m idges can sm ell unpleas­ ant as well, and with an $11 m illion RiverWalk m eant to a ttract people to Sanford, that can 't happen. G eorge said the current location for the experim ent was chosen based on last y e a r's data. "W e'!! probably m ove it a little closer," he said Wednesday. The SolarBee is a solar pow ered w ater circu lator. C om pany rep resen tativ e M ichael U pparelli is based in Eustis. He said the device started as a reservoir circu­ lator to auell algae bloom s, weeds, odors, and fish kills. natural answers. Tom n really there is no independ­ ent data," Ali said. He wants to generate that data, and has sent a proposal to the city of Sanford, but so far it has not been funded. "C ity w orkers w ill have Lake Monroe, part of the St. Johns River, is prone to to float by every once in a midges because they thrive w hile to see if tne propeller is running," he explained. in shallow bodies of water. The city's George said "H istorical data shows that whenever the w ater Sanford is trying to find volume increases in the some environmentally safe spring, you w ill have a ways to control midges. Some studies, George smaller midge population in the summer," Ali said from said, have found that the his office in Apopka. "It is best answer may be to put the opposite of biting mos­ bright lights out on the lake. The midges are attracted by quitoes." Biting mosquitoes thrive light. Starting next week, he in stagnant water that pools during heavy rain. When said, the city w ill install the volume of the lake shields on some of the lights increases, however, midge along the RiverWalk. Sticky numbers decrease because pads will be used to see their food — phytoplankton what the affect on midges — dilutes in tne extra water, will be. "W e're looking into more Ali explained. He said the water quality natural answ ers," George of Lake Monroe has said. "Midges are very tied increased since 1981 when to weather and wind direc­ larvae samples found 8,000 tions. We've gotten better at to 10,000 in a single square determining where the hot meter. Now, that number spots are in the lake." If the SolarBee is affected, has reduced in recent years to 1,000 to 2,000, but still then they could be deployed above what Ali called the in these areas. George said a couple of known spots for nuisance stage. He said methodical midge breeding is at Stone experiments would have to Island across the lake and in be done before determining front of Central Florida if the SolarBee can help in Regional Hospital. "Lake Monroe is a flow­ Lake Monroe. The m anufacturer said ing river and that creates the unit deployed in the lake some challenges too," he right .now can circulate said, i "The original goal in 1997 was to provie better water quality in wastewater treat­ ment ponds," Lipparelli said Wednesday. After some success cus­ tomers with sim ilar prob­ lem s in freshw ater lakes assumed it would clean that water too. After some exper­ im entation, that proved true, Lipparelli said. About a year and a half ago, he said, the company began looking in Florida for another test area. Several experts said midges are a big economic problem. The company contacted University of Florida profes­ sor and world renowned midge expert Arshot Ali. He did the first studies of the midge problems in Lake Monroe. Recently, the SolarBee company had an extra unit and the time was right to deploy in the river. Ali wants to study the effectiveness of the SolarBee. Until now, there have only been manufactur­ e r's claims about what the machine can do. "T jiey claim that it should imprfpeCwqptcr quality, but Eric First, Alexia Ash, Natasha Juberl, Lacey Lowers, and Brandon Blount all reprented Winter Springs High School at the National Forensic League National Tournament In Philadelphia the week of June 17. Brandon and Lacey made It to the semifinal competitions while Eric and Alexia were invited to com­ pete In the International Public Forum competition. Eric and Alexia competed against U.S. and foreign teams advancing to the final round and placing second in the International Public Forum competition. O p eration T ro o p B o x read y to ro ll Operation Troop Box will be operating from 2 to 9 p.m. of change is just as appredatkick off its summer tour with No donation Ls too small. A ed as a hundred dollar bill. an appearance at the 4th of single toothbrush or a handful Donley said. July celebration along the RiverWalk in downtown Sanford. Operation Troop Box will be set up on the First Street side, next to radio station Magic 107.7 FM. Operation Troop Box's Mark Donley encourages peole to drop off personal ygiene products such as toothpaste, shaving cream, razors, toothbrushes, mouth­ t f i tool relationship with a Certified Financial Planner™ Is preferable wash, feminine products and to calling a 1-800 number for youi retirement pfenning deddona, sealed snack items to be packed and delivered to U.S. Troops stationed in Iraq and Afghanistan. ra U q y B re a _ ••**>\ ■ Sun screen, aloe lotion and | 4 chap stick are also high W JW VTV* 'la s t * * w demand items, as are writing paper and envelopes. Anyone giving a $2 cash donation will receive a mag­ netic "Support Our Troops" car ribbon. Those donating $20 or more will receive a "Land of the Free Bear," a talking stuffed animal that repeats a recorded heartfelt message of thanks and encouragement to soldiers. The bears were originally pre­ sented to Operation Troop Box by local girl scouts. Operation Troop Box will Re t i r i n g Soon ? 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S A rt S fA C r m Atfumco Srii^HVcuHarMMNeMsSrair// rJCUn L0NGW00D SANFORD Hwy 434 & 427 1330-4883* A ~~Sjb$fAC' < * gimaamtieo ASSELBERRY FORESTCITY 207E.25thSl Winter Park Or. 1122 W. Hwy 436 321-0885 339-7365-• 862-4323J Hr* 045426 365-6634 �Page 4A Sunday. July 3.2005 T he H ekald O pinion IndependenceDay I don't believe any national holiday attracts mow people out­ doors than July 4th observances. There will be fireworks, parades, M ibeques and other events all across the nation. Of course it is in commemoration of the creation of the Declaration of Independence. I almost wrote the "signing" of the Declaration, but that would be a misnomer. On July 2nd, 1776, the Continental Congress had unanimously voted (New York abstainedX to be free and independent from Britain. On July 4th, the body officially adopted the Declaration but the adoption required signatures. New York finally voted in favor of the document on July 15. After the document was prepared on parch­ ment members of congress began signing it on August 2nd. The last signer was Thomas McKean of Delaware, whose name wasn't even put on the document until the last of the year. The President of the Continental Congress, John Hancock, was the first to sign. This is where the old phrase "Put your John Hancock on it" came from - to indicate that some docu­ ment was official. If you have the time, get out some reference book and read the actual words of the declara­ Ntck tion. You’ll find much of it contains complaints P fe ifa u f about how our 13 original colonies were treat­ »• • • • • • ed by the British monarchy. But possibly half of it explains the freedoms our nation should have - and should have had since the document became official. Just so you know who agreed to and subsequently approved this document, of the 56 signatures, 14 were listed as lawyer /judges, 11 as just judges and 10 as lawyers. Thus, 35 (62.5%) of the 56 were in the legal profession. Ten were listed as merchants. Where the tradition of having fireworks came from, 1 have been unable to determine, but fireworks are usually used to com­ memorate some outstanding event in history. As fireworks are presented outdoors, the additional traditions of barbeques and family outings are naturally expected. Unfortunately the police also are generally busy on the 4th of July. Over indulgence is becoming more and more prominent, and it is one of the holidays known for unusually high rates of DUI (driving under the influence) arrests, and a myriad of acci­ dents caused by these people who celebrated the 4th with a bot­ tle rather than fireworks. As you may have already found out, AAA estimates over two million people will be on our highways at sometime during this holiday weekend. Another 188 thousand will be arriving by plane and 163 thousand by bus or train. Regarding the motorists, AAA is offering a Tow To Go pro­ gram. Anyone who believes he or she is incapable of driving home after a party or outing, may call 1-800-AAA-HELP and AAA will dispatch a tow truck to take the motorist and the vehide home - at no charge. Naturally, is it hoped most folks will have already obtained a designated driver and the call won't be neces­ sary. You can bet, however, that next week, we'll have several stories of motorists stopped by law enforcement officers and charged with driving under the influence (DUI). Hopefully they won't be given an additional charge of "DUI with Property Damage" or DUI with death, as is the case quite often. It should also be stressed that during the 2004 July 4th week­ end, 42.people lost their lives on Florida's highways, with 34 per­ cent involving impaired drivers. In addition to avoiding drinking and driving - here's another word of warning. Governor Jeb Bush, has signed a package of highway safety measures, including a provision that allows offi­ cers to issue tickets if a driver or any passenger under 18 is not wearing a seat belt. He has called on inis to begin as of midnight Thursday, June 30, and be heavily stressed during the Fourth of July weekend. "Beginning July 1st, it's the law and it will be enforced," Bush said. Regardless of when the Declaration of Independence was signed or became official, July 4th is designated as the celebration for this independence — but remember, back in 1776, it was the independence from Great Britain, not an independence to do whatever folks want whenever they want to. Y o u r V iew s never came up with a solu­ tion. His philosophy was if the schools could not accom­ modate new residents, we basically had to stop building homes. As a result, dispro­ portionate impact fees up to To the Editor: almost $ 10,000 per home were incorporated, whether To Governor Jeb Bush. As one with almost 60 the home was $ 100,000 or years of experience in the real $ 1,000,000. My plan would estate development, building lessen or eliminate the bur­ and consulting business in den of fees on lower priced Central Florida, 1 have expe­ homes. rienced the population New residents add to the increase from approximately problems with traffic and the one million people when I need for additional schools. If was bom to approximately 17 they are the problem, they million people in Florida should provide the solution. today. I nave witnessed first My proposal would be for the hand the problem s that State to impose a transfer fee growth has imposed on the when an out-of-state resident state, particularly with purchases a home - a house, schools, transportation, parks town home, condominium or and the environment. mobile home - to be paid by Whether in the business, per­ the BUYER. (Florida resi­ sonal or political arena, 1 dents would not be charged a learned early on to recognize transfer fee since they are the problem, analyze the already here and participat­ roblem and solve tne prob- ing "cost-w ise". This fee m Unfortunately, in today's would be adjusted periodi­ society much time is being cally based on what is needed spent recognizing the prob­ to support growth that is a lem but very little time and direct result of the vast influx vision has come forth with of new residents into our analyzing and solving the wonderful Stale. This is the same system the homeown­ problem. 1 speak particularly of the ers associations use when one tremendous influx of new purchases a home in their residents into the State, not development. This fee ranges only from other parts of the from $500 to $2000 or more. United States, but from all In all my years in the devel­ over the world. People opment/real estate profes­ worldwide are beginning to sion, I have never heard of realize what Ponce de Leon any sale being lost in any said many years ago about price range because of this association Florida being the "Land of nomeowner's Flowers". A thousand people transfer fee. My plan will alleviate any or more moved to Florida daily. This increase in popula­ tax increase on existing resi­ tion should be considered an dences and wilt have a ten­ asset rather than the liability dency to lower the price of all that it is causing in many sec­ homes that are being pur­ tors. To date I nave not wit­ chased in Florida. The reason nessed any positive solutions home prices have accelerated coming from our elected offi­ is not only supply and cials, whose responsibility it demand but the lack of avail­ is to address these pressing able land close to the metro­ issues. With all due respect to politan area and the dispro­ our present Senator Mel portionate impact fees that Martinez, he only recognized are being levied today on the problem with schools, but new coastruction. New residents cause problems so here’s a plan E The above is a very simple solution to a complex prob­ lem. It places the cost of solv­ ing our problems directly on the shoulders of the ones that are causing it. I urge those in authority to act on this plan without delay. Cordially E. Everett Huskey President, Huskey Development. Company, Inc. Just wanted to use the Chamber restrooms To the Editor As a former longtime resi­ dent of Sanford, I stopped at the Chamber of Commerce to pick up a current hone book. I also asked if I could use the restroom and was refused, being told they were available only to employees of the Chamber I survived, but I question if this is a good public relations policy, or why these restrooms are reserved exclusively for the hired help. It was never this way during the 25 years I was an active and supporting mem­ ber of the Sanford Chamber. Cordially, Bill MacLauchlin Unriv.iriy, •i r 1nr mirtv. S (U .c 'L ,. 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She was bom march 29,1920 in Spartanburg, S.C. She was a homemaker and a member of New Life Word cen­ ter. Survivors include sons, John Beasley of 5ylvania, Ga.. and George Beasley, Sr. of Sanford; daughters, Yvonne Beasley and Rose Marie Lawson, both of Sanford; sisters, Mary Ailene Murphy of Duncan, S.C. and Lenora Grant of Spartanburg 5.G; 22 grandchildren; 30 great­ grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday, July 2 at 12 noon at New Life Word Center, 1311 Oak Avenue with Rev. Ronald W. Merthie, pastor, officiating. Wilson-Eicheiberger Mortuary, Inc, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. DORA M. BRYANT 52 *0 Sole _ * io4 t i Page SA Dora M. Bryant 70, of West 5th Street Sanford, died Wednesday, June 29,2005 at Central Florida Regional Hospital in Sanford. Sne was bom Aug 29,1934, in Monticello, Florida, and moved to Sanford 50 years ago. She was a homemaker. Survivors include sons, Horace Gathers of Lake Mar/, Walter L Bryant Jr., Edwin O. HELEN ERNEST Bryant and Bridge Bryant, all of Sanford; daughters, Pamela P. Bryant and Tonnett B. Bry ant both of Atlanta, Ga.; brothers, Earnest Gathers, Jr., of Altamonte Springs and Wilbur Gathers of Sanford; sisters, Florida Young Rachael Nelson and Betty Van, both of Sanford; 28 grandchildren; 13 great­ grandchildren. Gail At Wynn's Mortuary, Inc., Orlando, in charge of arrangements. Helen Ernest, 89 of Orange City, died Sunday, June 26,2005. She was bom Sept. 15,1915 in Easley, S.G She was a home­ maker and lived in the Sanford and DeBary area for many years. Survivors include nephew, Michael Durham of Charleston. S.C. Coltison Family Funeral Homes & Crematory, Gramkow Chapel, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. MARY ELIZABETH DENTON Mary Elizabeth Denton, 91, of Sanford, died Tuesday, June 28,2005 at Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center of Sanford, Bom in Uvalda, Ga., she moved to Sanford from DeLand in 1959. She was a homemaker and a member of First United Methodist Church of Sanford. Survivors include son, William Scott Denton of Sanford; daughter Betty Jane McKinnon of Jacksonville; brother, Thomas Adams of Savannah, Ga.; seven grandchil­ dren 17 great-grandchildren; 13 great great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday, July I at Brisson Funeral Home with burial following at Ooklawn Memorial Park. Brisson Funeral I tome, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. CAROL ANN GRASSI Carol Ann Grassi, 60, of Sanford, died Sunday, Jun 26, 2005. She was bom June Z 1945 in Maine and moved to Central Florida in 1978. She was an office manager for Sears and a Catholic. Survivors include daughter; Justine Bumgarner; son, Louis Grassi; five grandchildren. Funeral services will be con­ ducted Saturday, July 9 at Nativity Catholic Church in Longwood at 10 a.m. In lieu of flowers, make a donation to the Susan G. Komen cancer Foundation or get a mammo­ gram. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford /Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. See Obituaries, Pag# 7A OaklawnMemorial Park : FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY m Serving Central Florida Since 1954 ill “A Friend When You Really Need One u4 07/03/04 xwordedKor4eof.com 01005 Tribune Media Service*. Inc. See crossword puzzle answers on Page 7A CEMETERIES 46A & Rinehart Rd. AND FUNERAL HOMES / fa r 24 Mrs. Telephone (407) 322-4263 “A sk F o r Your F r e e S im p licity P la n " P re-A rra n g em en t G u id e ” D iv in e C o n tin u ed fro m Page IA "Drew's the main man here," his wife Jayne said. Fischer makes all of the desserts, soups and comes up with the lunch specials. The two owned the deli for almost three years and were recently considering opening up a larger restaurant. Fischer said that something kept telling him, back in May, to close the deli, and he could­ n't figure out why. In nindsight, he said, it all makes sense now. He said he knows Cod has given him cancer for a reason, and even­ tually they will figure out why. The two have always been spiritual people, Jayne said. Fischer said he told his wife that his ultimate goal is to have people see him go through this and see how God is a cornerstone through this obstacle. "I hope to bring God to someone," he said. Thursday, Fischer went back to the doctor for more tests to make sure the cancer had not spread anywhere else. His doctor said he is not a can­ didate for surgery because of the location of the cancer. He would lose his vocal chords. Fischer said the only symp­ tom he had was fatigue, but in September of 2004 he noticed a lump on the side of his throat. “The EMT misdiagnosed It as a cyst," he said. Recently, Fischer noticed a lump forming on the other side of his throat and went to a different doctor for tests. He found out two weeks ago that it was stage two cancer. Fischer begins chemotheray on the tenth or twelfth of uly. He said there will be four or five weeks where he will not be able to talk and he will be sick in bed. The doctors have given him a 75 percent chance of sur­ vival, but that is before getting the results back on whether or not the cancer has spread any­ where else. The Fischers said they have made a lot of great friends and neighbors in Sanford, but right now they are concentrat­ ing on their three boys and getting Fischer healthy. "God has given me this cancer, so I'm going with it," Fischer said Friday, Jayne said that their cus­ tomers and friends have blessed their family and that everyone was praying for Fischer. "It's been a good town," Fischer said. In Loving Memory o f Robin Aleah Black J a ly 4 , 1 9 7 5 -Ju a e 9. 2003 H A P P Y 30 t h B IR T H D A Y Alway In Our H turii and Mirult! la ve alw ays, Dad and M om (k n u r l J r . and C w rn ) k and AJiyaon a n d ih * Fam ily Memorial services for Mrs. Virginia W. McKown, age 66 o f Sanford, FI., who passed away Wednesday was held at 11 am, Monday, June 27, 2005 at Baldwin Fairchild Chapel. Rev. Tom Hensley officiated. Mrs. McKown was bom February 2 0 ,1939 in Atlanta, Ga. Her two loving sons, Jeffery and Tiothy precedes her in death. She is survived by her husband, Donald McKown, brother. McCoy Wood, Two grandsons Jeffery and Justin and one great grandson. Preston BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD fln era l hom e wm tut Akmtet* Dfi.« U i w S i tfrint. Jri*I BRISSON v Trust FU N ER AL H O M E Stability Our staff has over 90 yrs. of experience serving family wishes & needs. Compare us to anyone for affordability and reputation a Virginia W. McKown Jn Wlemoriam Some of those good friends and neighbors are currently planning fundraisers for Hscher, but no immediate details are available. Affordability Traditional Burial Service starting at *2195 Crem ation Services starting at *995 fJn S o u in y JlC em ary o f Terrence L. Flanders May 24. !96B-July2. 1997 My Precious Child, We will alw ays rem em ber and never forget your pre­ cious m em ories that filled our hearts with pride. You were and alw ays will be my hero. We love you but God loves you best. Your Loving Mother Dolly, Your Sons Tyler, Jhalen & Bryce & the Family 4 0 7 322-2131 - S Lciurul Av Sanford 't w in a /m /ifej h e /w oay/U A<m ow to a n a tio n , . S i 'm e a n i/ n ^ d fim w a / a / Z o w e clad to c/o th e sa m e ftp? h im . Contact your local NPDA member, who Itnowt the value of creating a meaningful funeral service. Han Held Funeral Home r<> Sene A* We Would He Scncd Since 17H‘> 420 W SR 434 •WiMrt Sjttm*:» 4U7 327-1500 * v ,» H ^ nlield fu nrfd hofnc tu rn I-Uuts �July 3. 2005 www^nfordntwtptp^wm T he H erald L i f e St y l e T h e W ay W e W ere: Stetson’s Comer Before there w a s TV , there were assem blies M an a nd bea st — c ro s s in g p a th s At S a n fo rd H ig h S ch o o l on P a lm e tto A ven ue and la te r at S em in o le H igh on F ren ch A venue, stu d e n ts a tten d ed w e e k ly assem b ly p ro g ra m s in th e a u d ito riu m . T h ere w ere a n n o u n ce ­ m en ts, sin g in g o f th e school son, and som e sort o f a pro­ Grac* Marta g ram . T h e p roS tin e c ip h e r ram s presented in te 1920s, w hich I w ill re p o rt o n h ere, m ay seem q u a in t to you you ng people, but y o u m u st rem em ber that there was little rad io o r m ovies then, and cer­ ta in ly n o telev ision . T h erefo re any s o r t o f e n te rta in m e n t w as w el­ co m ed . E v e n d u rin g th e e a rly 1950s w h en 1 w as a stu d en t at SHS, we e n jo y e d sp eak ers, p lays, m u sical p ro g ram s, etc. each w eek. We had g row n up w ith radio, but television d id n 't com e to this area until 1954 w ith W D BO , C han nel-6 in O rlando. B efo re that, th ose few w ith T V s got sn o w y recep tion from Jacksonville. M y parents d id n 't get a set until the fall o f 1954 w hile I w as in college. A nd w hile I w as in co llege, the dorm had only one set in the parlor. B ack to au ditoriu m program s in the 1920's. In several of these early Salm agu n d is there is a report on program s presented that year. H ere are som e th at w ere en joyed in 1922. T h e v lctro la w as the sou rce of m u ch p le a su re as th e stu d e n ts e n jo y e d g rea t a rtis ts p lu s som e ja z z y records now and then. T h e freshm an class en tertain ed on m o rn in g by1 sih g ih g "G lfify r ^ G lory, H a llelu jah " in Latin. T h e m in isters o f the city gave m a n y sp len d id ta lk s d u rin g th e year. O u t o f to w n sp eak ers that the stu d e n ts b en efited from in clu d ed M r. S h u le r o f m oody B ible In stitu te, M r. H u d so n , a m issio n a ry from C h in a , an d M r. D endy, a C .E . W orker. S u p t. T.W . L aw to n w as a lw a y s a w elco m e speaker. D u rin g th e y ear, th ey h eard G ay le M a rsh a ll's p rize w inn in g o ra­ tio n , b eau tifu l so lo s by L illie Ruth S p e n c e r and M ild red H olly, and p ian o solos by Velm a Ship p and C h a 4 rlo tte S m ith . A m em o rab le d eb a te w as o n th e to p ic "R e so lv e d " th a t G eo rg e W ash in g to n w as a g re a te r A m erican th an A b rah am L in c o ln ." T h e ju d g e s d ecid ed in fa v o r of the n egative. Geneva is a paradise for nature lovers whether vegetari­ ans, hunters, or weekend enthu­ siasts. Often I love wildlife, flora, and fauna as a spectator from a safe distance. Sometimes this .......................... confuses my husband — like the time he wanted to show me a .... Florida S M iss W illiams' Expression pupils presented several programs which co n sisted of tableau, plays, dia­ logues and monologues. In 1923, a noteworthy speaker w as Senator Flether. There was also Dr. VanKirck who spoke on "A m ericanism " and Mr. Badford, Chatauqua lecturer, who gave the stu dents the inspiring m otto "A lm ost right is alw ays w rong". M iss Isabella Goodhue gave an in terestin g lecture on birds and entertained with her im itations of bird songs and calls. M ajor Wilson o f the State Board of health talked on the harm done by the mosquito and how the Board was cam paign­ ing against it. There were inspirational talks by the local m inisters, Rev. Brownlee, Rev. Walker, Rev. King, Rev. Burhans and Rev. carpenter. There w ere also m issionaries to China and Korea. T he stu dents were pleased to now have song books, and they continued to enjoy records on the victrola. Mr. Woolslagle delighted the stu ­ dents with his songs and slight-ofhand tricks. Lee M cLain and Addie Muller, representatives to the Bachelor ora­ torical Contest in Winter park, gave their orations one morning. Lee's top ic was "Florid a's Future among the States", while Addie spoke on "T h e Evil of Intolerance in A m erica " A ccording to C harlotte Sm ith, au thor of these 1923 notes, "An accou n t of our chapel services w ould not be com plete without m ention of Byron Stephens, occa­ sional rem arks and Mr K F. C oop er's inevitable announcem ents about athletics Men may come arul Men rnay go, but Mr ( ooper goes on forrvrr Lois Somerville, left, regent of the SaIHe Harrison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, poses with other members of the Fran Morion, Virginia Powell, and Virginia Mickler In commending The Citizens Bank of Oviedo tar provid­ ing money to purchase U.S. flags for Oviedo area public schools. DAR commends Geneva bank GENEVA — The Sallie Harrison Chapter, the 13th DAR Chapter in the State of Florida, commended The Citizens Bank of Oviedo for provid­ ing funds for the purchase of Flags of the United States of America for the Sem inole County Public Schools located in Oviedo. The commenda­ tion took place at Geneva Elementary School. The 2004 State Legislature man­ dated that by Aug. 1,2005, all public schools in the state must fly such a flag, at least 3-foot by 5-foot in size. Since its organization in November 1918, the Sallie Harrison Chapter has been supportive of the follow ing three objectives of the National Society: historic preserva­ tion, education, and patriotism. The Sallie Harrison Chapter mem­ bers who attended the commenda­ tion at Geneva Elementary are: Dr. Lois Som erville, Regent, Sallie H arrison C hapter Fran M orton, Treasurer Virginia Powell, Librarian Virginia Mikler, C orresponding Secretary. G eneva Elem entary School is located at 275 First Street in Geneva. T h is is y o u r d a y C ra ig M erkerson "This Is Your Day" was given in honor of Sanford's native son, Craig Lamont Merkerson, PhD on Saturday, June 25. Family and friends gathered KMay.CPQgMtplations to a man of honor and charac­ ter, a man of trust, a man of good w ill an intellectual, a professional, an educator, a student motivator, a loving father, a loving brother, a lov­ ing son, a loving neighbor and a best friend. Thus said his friend and neighbor, Milton Wilson. Toastmistresses where his cousins Jennifer Loper Quash and Joneva Loper. These two made for the Marva leaders of a grand evening and • • • • • • • • extended greet­ ings and the occa­ sion for which the over 100 guests were in attendance. Cousin Leslie McDaniel gave the invocation and blessing of the meal. Cousin Deidre Raggins, soloist, sang "My Tribute", yes to God be the glory. Special mentor and lifelong friend Milton Wilson of Washington, D.C. was the speaker of the occasion. Wilson had the privilege of telling the life story, both good and bad, about his friend Craig who was bom when Wilson was four years old. Thus began the friendship of two fel­ lows in 1975. Having a friend before Craig's birth, he played with dawn Debose, his brother, Anthony Wilson, and after awhile he got to hold his friend Craig, a little boy with whom someday ne would play. Wilson knew that Craig's family loved him dearly, especially Craig's big brother Willie James "Big Merk", and John Youngblood, a very dose friend, who was like a brother. Some of Craig's nicknames that his mother gave him were Little Merk" or "Merk daddy". She loved to call him "My Poonah" Regardless of what it was, Wilson said he and Craig did everything together, even plunging into the ditch filled with water on a bicycle. As children in our play zone, it was an area defined and decided upon by their parents and neighbors who lived in the zone, based on what Wilson said was the fact that the families all had the same mind and ideas on how children were to be raised We all grow up with having respect for authority, respect for adults, and looking out for each other, thus becoming positive, respectful young men and women Ms Vickie, Ms G easeter, Ms Merkerson and Mr and Mrs Debose, and Mr and Mrs Wilson worked as a team to achieve this goal said Wilson Wilson tp<ck* of how very proud 1w is of lu» br*4 friend, l>r Craig Hawkins Herald photo by Tommy Vtncont Dr. Craig L Merkerson, left. Cartetha Merkerson and Milton Wilson. Lamont Merkerson who has walked motivated Craig to continue his edu­ in the educational field for many cation, become a homeowner, and years and his mother was a Seminole obtain a PD all before the age of 30. county educator. And when you talk about Craig's Craig's educational journey began at achievements, he is not trying to English Estates Elementary School, shine but just doing his best. After a delicious dinner, family Greenwood Lakes Middle School and graduated from Lake Mary and friends roasted and toasted the High School in 1993. He enrolled at honoree. Sharing their goodies were Betnune Cookman College and grad­ cousin Willie L. Daniels, Little league uated Magna Cum Laude with a Coach Otis Raines, church deacon major in elementary education, and Raymond Gaines, uncle Harry received a Bachelor of Science Maker, brother John Youngblood and Principal Baggett, classmate Degree in elementary education. Before leaving is mother's nest he from BCC. Soloists paying tribute taught at Wicklow Elementary were dad Preston Debose and sister where he enjoyed teaching for two Adrienne Butler, his Elk friend. Special presentation was made by years. He also took graduate classes at his nephew Matthew Merkerson and Nova University. Feeling the need to a special keepsake in honor of his consider his options, Craig moved to father Leroy jackson was given to Atlanta and accepted a teaching Dr. Merkerson on behalf of his father position with the DeKalb County who recently passed away. With a standing ovation, the audi­ Public School System. A second grade teacher at Terry ence welcomed Dr. Craig Lamont Mill Elementary, he made a positive Merkerson to give words of thanks impression on the students and fac­ to his mother Carletha Merkerson, family, friends, well wishers and ulty. Continuing his graduate studies, those who shared his great wonder­ he received a Master of Education in ful evening in his life. Guests were Foundations of Leadership degree from Atlanta, Washington, D.C., Michigan, Daytona Beach, Live Oak from Troy State University in 2000. Craig's sense of humor, good and Orlando. work ethic, and his ability to capti­ vate and motivate his young stu­ Sem inole H igh S ch oo l C lass dents earned him the honor and title Reunion for 1995 will be held Sept. of Terry Nfill Elementary School’s 16 and 17. If you graduated during teacher of the year in 2001. the year of 1995, contact Alecia Dunng the years. Craig continued Francis Douglas at addougla@voluhis graduate studies, traveling back sia.K12.fl.us or call 386-878-5095 for and forth to Sarasota, Florida for information and add4resses to be classes and seminars at Argosy given. University in 2003, completing his doctoral studies in Marcn 2005. He Swimming classes start July 11 received h»s diploma on June 4, 2005 12 - 13 and 14. July 25 - 26- 2 and 28 Wilson says Craig's educational for ages 6 through 8 from 9 a.m. to accomplishments are phenomenal 9:40 a m. Ages 9-10 at 9:40 to 10:20 He is like a skyscraper still under a m , ages 11-14 from 10:20 to 11 a m. construction, every year of his life Applications are at Midway Safe marked the completion of another Harbor Call Pat Cucci at 407-320floor in that skyscraper Craig strives 5995. Classes arul transportation are for excellence in the field of educa­ free Kids games camp will be July 18tion He has taken a major step to 22 featuring basketball, soccer, base­ insure that he lias obtained all tools ball, flag football, art* arul crafts, necessary to enable him to provide dame, i heefleading, and health tier best to lu* sc f us4 children, his co- i lasses llir event will be at Midway worker» and lotnmuiuty What lias Safe Harbor t all 407-120-5995 Scarlet nuke, up dose and personal. That being said. I'm in Karon awe every­ day of the wondrous cycles of nature that surround us. Florida transplants say they miss the change of sea­ sons, but I've learned to look for the subtle signs. Like watching where the sun rises on the lake, spotting tiny green buds on the oak branches when the tempera­ ture warms, and noticing that almost overnight my newly cut grass has grown another inch. A favorite sign of spring is watching wildlife moms bring their babies through our pas­ tures. 1 see it year after year and still feel a thrill as if my nose is pressed against the nursery win­ dow for the tint time. A mother turkey usually comes tint, even before her young are bora walk­ ing regally but a little slowly as if sitiuting out the area. Soon we see her again, foe grass ruftfes around her and a dozen or so frantic fluff balls scoot and scurry about their mother. Next we see die calves in the roadside pas­ tures, various shades of Hack, red, and brown all legs as they run beside mom within the herd. And finally the baby deer arrive. The doe gracefully enters the pasture, ears alert tail twitching aware of every noise and motion around her. Tnen the baby scam­ pers into view, and if we're lucky, maybe two, mimicking Mom as best they canon wobbly legs. McEnany •-Phillips 1 The relationship between man and beast is not without its ups and downs. I regularly declare war on patio spiders, palmetto bugs and the thousands of nosee-ums and mosquitos that annoy me during an evening stroll My nerves stayed tense last fall wading through knee-deep water during hurricanes Frances and Jeanne, praying that I would* not cross paths with an alligator or water snake. Over foe years we've collected favorite stories of animals that have crossed our path. Like the wounded owl we found trapped in a fallen pine tree. We trans­ ferred it to the cat earner trans­ ported it to the Birds of Prey cen­ ter in Maitland, and after its sprained wings healed, it was released back in its home area. Then there was that stray sheep covered in thick dirty wool that literally spent two days resting on our doorstep one hot August Have you ever seen a sheep's face up dose — its pale pink bps, nose and gentle eyes? I could go on about foe beauti­ ful hawks, foe noisy ospreys, and foe majestic eagle family that lost its nest during foe hurricanes. Or about the summer evening when we were sitting outside and my husband said, "Don't say any­ thing, but turn around very slow­ ly..." we watched wide eyed as a family of raccoons paraded across our pool deck. It is a delicate balance for man and beast to share our precious comer of Seminole County. Which brings me to a sad and serious place. Two weeks ago, here in Geneva, someone mur­ dered a pregnant miniature don­ key and her unborn colt. Georgette was shot a dozen times with a pellet gun at close range while confined to her pea What could possess someone to com­ mit such an act of arumal cruelty? 1 didn't know Georgette but I grieve for her and also for the wild turkey that was run down by 4 four wheeler last year I jrrived on the scene too late to help and found a second frantic turkey pacing beside its dead companion There is no justdication in brutally wielding our "tow e t " w e t for aninuU dial snare our planet (atirvi will maw you, <acorgrrir ,, and your baby �w w w .M n f o f d n tw p a p tr .c o m Sunday. July 3 . 2005 T he H erald Pagc7A O b itu a r ie s Jeff Wagstaff. director of tales and events for Clear Channel Radio; Erin Paulin and ANda Lago of Magic 107.7 FM promo­ tions; and Lisa Jones, recreation manager for the city of Sanford worked out plans for the big Fourth of July fireworks along the RiverWalk Thursday. Magic 107.7 will simulcast music to go along with the 23-minute fireworks show presented by Zambett International. BA CLAUDE THOMAS JOHNSON CUude Thomas Johnson, 57, of Casselberry, died Ibesday, June 2R 2005 at Regents park of Winter Park. Bom in Pensacola, he moved to Central Florida two months ago. He was a warehouse manager Survivors include son, Allan Johnson of Casselberry; sfatet Nancy Kyser of Houston, Tex.; four grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday, July 2, at 2 p m at the Howell Branch ChapeL CoDison Family Funeral Homes it Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. CHARLES A. McAUUFFE Charles A. McAuUffc, SR of Winter Park, died Thursday, June X , 21X35 at his residence. Bom in Bronx, N.Y, he moved to Central Florida in 1966. He was an electrical engineer and a member of S t Margaret Mary Catholic Church. Survivors indude wile, Aileen McAuliffe of Winter park; sons, Charles E McAuliffe and Robert McAuliffe, both of Winter ark, Mark McAuliffe, John McAuliffe, James McAuliffe and William McAuliffe, all of Orlando; 19 grandchildren five great-grand­ children. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, July 5,« , at S t Margaret h wifi with Mary Catholic Church burial in Glen Haven Memorial Park. CoUison family Funeral Homes It Crematory, Winter Park, in charge of arrange­ ments. FRANONE PETERS Frandne Peters, 59, of Sanford, died Wednesday, June 29,2009 at Orlando Regional Medical Center Bom in Montreal Canada, she moved to Central Florida one year ago. She was a homemaker: Survivors indude husband, Norma* Peters of Sanford; mother Pauline Robkloux of Canada; sons, Martin Peters of Houston, Tex, Steve Peters of Dallas, Ifex.; brother Jacques of CoUison Family Funeral Homes Ji Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. GRETCHEN KIRCHOFF RAMSAY Gretchen Kirchoff Ramsey, 70, of Sanford, formerly of Alexandria, Va. and Greensboro, N .C, died Sunday, June 26, 2006 at her residence. She was bam O ct 24,1934 in Buffalo, N.Y. She graduated from Seminole High School and Florida State University. She received her Masters Degree from George Washington University. She was a retired teacher (30 ears). Survivors include brother William Kirchoff of Sanford; sis­ ter; Nixie Kirchoff Coleman of Oak Ridge, N .C Memorial services will be held at S t Peter's Episcopal Church in Lake Mary, at 11 a m , Saturday, July Z Donations in her memory may be made to Hospice of the Comforter. Baldwin-Fainhild Funeral Home, Qaklawn Chapel Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. DELBERT BLAIN RUCKER Delbert Blain Rucker, 83, died Thursday, June 23,2005. He was owner of a plumbing business in ^anfnnl oAJuora lor 12 years and South Seminole Christian Church. Survivors indude wife, Treva; R u c to f sons, Jerry Rucker and Ted Rucker, daughter; Lynn Heath; brothet Ronald Rucker; nine grandchildren, four great­ grandchildren. A Celebration of Life memo­ rial Service was held Monday, June 27 at South Seminole Christian Church. The family requests, in lieu of flowers, donations may be made to VITAS/Hospice. Family Funeral Care, Oviedo, in charge of arrangements. IRENE ELIZABETH SZABO Irene Elizabeth Szabot7< of Sanford, died Wednesday, June 29,2009. She was bom O ct 24,1930 in Nan ticoke. Pa. She was a home­ maker: Survivors include sorts, Dennis Szabo of Georgia, Mark Szabo of Florida; daughter; Naomi Medlin of Florida. Baldwin-Fainhild Funeral home, Oaklawn Chapel Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. CARIDAN VILOMARA Caridan Vilomant, 81, of Sanford, died Monday, June 13, 2005. She was bom July 6,1925 in Havana, Cuba. She was a homemaker. Survivors include daughter; Rosa Alman of Sanford; several nieces and nephews. CoUison Family Funeral Homes It Crematory, Gramkow Chapel Sanford, in charge of arrangements. WILLIAM SANFORD WEBSTER William Sanford Webster; 66, of Fem Park, died TUesday, June 21,2005 at his residence. He was bom D ec 19,1938. No survivors could be locat­ ed. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. H o lid a y P ag* LA Sanford City Hall is present­ lyYou'll have the opportuni­ ty to becom e re-acquainted with a resident who was part of the move 30 years ago, an endangered Siam eng ape. Meet the new kangaroos and emus. Tour the Wayne D ensch D iscovery Center. Learn about the upcoming Massey Services Insect Zoo. Regular adm ission prices will apply. Zoo celebrates 30 years The Central Florida Zoo is m arking 30 years at the pres­ ent site, and invites everyone to v is itju ly 2, 3, and 4. It's a Red, W hite and Zoo event at the area's largest zoo. The C entral Florida Zoo has been in the present loca­ tion since July 1975. There are new buildings, new exhibits, new enclosures, new animals, and much more. There will be photos of the m ove 30 years ago, and the orig in s of the zoo in the 1920s, 30s, 40s and 50s, when the roar of lions could be heard through Sanford from the old location, where the □ □ □ □ □ □ □ H istory in Longwood Sponsored by The M erchant's Association of the Longw ood H istorical D istrict, the Early □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □□□□□OB □□□□□□□ □□□□□□□□□□□□ODD □HOD ODE □ □ □ □ □ □□□□□ □□□□□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □□□□□□□□ □□□□□□ ind ependence D ay event includes an tiqu e cars and bicycles, exh ibits, gam es, youth group dem onstrations, barbecue and p olitical speeches. The event will be held July 2 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Free ad m ission. The event w ill be held at the Christ Episcopal Church 151 W. Church Ave., Longwood. W in ter S p rin g s cele b ra te s freedom A firew orks spectacu lar and two stages o f live music will com m emorate the birth of a nation on July 3. Food concessions, gam es for the children and more w ill be held at Central Winds Park and will be presented by the city o f W inter Springs and Mix 105.1 FM. Gates open at 5 p.m. Visit the city's website at www.winterspringsfl.org. □□□□□□□□□ □□□□a □□□ □□ana □□□□□□ □□□□□ □□□□□□ □□□ □□□ d u e □□□□□ BED □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ B E E EDD □□□□□□ □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ □□□□□a □□□ □□□□□□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ B E D E □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □□□□□ s o n s □ □ □ o n □□□ R □ □□ D O □ □ □ □ E □ □ □ □ A 1 R □ □ □ A B P O M o N A D A 1 El 8 . _R a B p _A _N T M A u X o < EVELYN NIXIE Evelyn Nixie, 72, of Sanford, died Thursday, June 30,2005 at her residence. Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida in 1968. She was a regis­ tered nurse at a hospital Survivors include husband, Ralph Nixie of Sanford; sons, R alp] Nixie and Roger Node, Ralph botn of Sanford, Richardl I I Nixie of Houston, Tex.; daughters Rosemary Stame of Altamonte Springs and Robin Wirt of Orlando; brother; Lawrence Jones of Harpursville, N.Y.; sis­ ter; Janet Fuller of Ouaquga, N.Y.; four grandchildren. Funeral services will be Wfednmday, July 6, at 10 am . at CoOison Family Funeral Homes in Sanford, witn Chaplain Mike Caroline officiating. Burial wiQ be in Sylvan Lake Cemetery. Viewing will be Tbredoy, July 5 from 6 to 8 p m at CoUison Famify Funeral Hornes. CoOison Family Funeral Homes fc Crematory, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. S e e th e cro ssw o rd puzzle o n P a g e P iz z a C ontin ued from Pago LA He mentioned that he may open a third store down the road, but he also said he has enough on his plate with the two restaurants. Pizza cooks are in high dem and too, Dalli wanted people to know. "I'm always looking for good people," he said. Dalli's RiverWalk Pizza is open Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday from noon to 8 p.m. For more inform ation, call 407-328-0018 or check out yyww.dallispizza.com. , ,, All Eyes to the Sky r({ )) T O ’ <7\vn it & 4fJuiy H f. A r/% --N W Celebrate July 4th in Sanford with live entertainment, great food and drinks, an # All-American Kid Zone and a spectacular 23-minute fireworks display over Lake Monroe presented by Zambelli International. 5r I Mon 5pm Shuttle bus service will be available to the event. Buses will leave the Seminole Towne Center Mall (Macy’s/Burdines parking lot) beginning at 3 p.m. The last bus to the event will leave the Mall a t 8:30 p.m. Shuttle service back _ to the parking area will begin immediately following the fireworks display. For more information, call 407-330-5697 or visit www.ci.Sanford.fl.us * . • F t. 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Bonus Cash arid APB, take new tela deli very from dealer stock by 7/5/05 ""$ 2 2 640 M SR P on 2005 Ford Five Hundred SE Average of prices after $1,300 total cash back based on a stiopprng survey of Orlando Region dealers Borne t r ces higher some lower Ta<es. title and registrat.on fees ertra See dealer for their price For cash back, take new retail delivery from dealer stock by 7/6/06 Residency restrictions apply !*j« dea er for details ‘ Buy or lease a new Ford trues (Hanger F-150 Super Duty) arvl get your cfioice of a premium package from The Hom e Depot (Outdoor Dvmg Package Power Pannage Storage Package, or Outdoor Maintenance Package - up to an $B/0 00 value is baser] on Storage Package M S R P plus shipping and handling), or a $500 Gift Card from trie Horne Depot Ta*e new retail dei<.ery from deuwr stock by 6/01 06 See dealer for complete details The Hom e Depot end Ttie Hom e Depot logo are registered trademarks of Horner T I C , Inc. �P age IB Sunday July 3 .2 0 0 3 theBiGS SCC tabs new women’s basketball coach D o r e e n Ovtedo Mgh ScSooT* M ark B ellhorn 2b * h r Mk , Boston Red Sox hr 240 SS 36 6 26 .233 • 3-for-i 4 runs, double; home run, 3 RBI against Philadelphia on 6/26. Seminole Community College recent­ ly named Doreen M. Zierer head women's basketball coach following the departure of Coach Uaa Nuxol who recently joined the coaching staff of the University of Alabama. Zierer joins SCC after a 12-year stint as head women's basketball coach at B o d d jl State University in Bemidji, Minnesota where she also served as Director of Athletics (2001-2002). During Zierer'* tenure at Bemidji State, her teams were nationally ranked three times and her team's GPA was confirm- s u c c e e d Z ie r e r h ir e d d e p a r te d to N u x o l inducted into the NIU "Athletic Hall of Fame." Zierer has also played and coached overseas in Dublin, Ireland. She is scheduled to assume her posi­ tion at SCC on July 5, 2005. ally above 3.0. Zierer received her bachelor's degree in education from Northern Illinois University and her master's in physical education from die University of North Dakota. While playing at Northern Illinois, Zierer was the "All-Time Leading Scoret” twice named All-Mid Conference Selection, three-time Most Valuable Player for her team and was UCF BEGINS NEW ERA IN C-USA A new era for UCF began at midnight on Friday, July 1, as the school officially became a member of Conference USA. The Golden Knights join C-USA after spending 13 seasons in the Atlantic Sun Conference. For the first time In school history, all of UCF'* teams will compete in the same conference (C-USA does not sponsor rowing). Since the start of die 2002 season, the Golden Knights foot­ ball squad has been a member of the Mid-American Conference. "We are very excited that our stu­ dent-athletes will have the opportunity to compete at the national level with a quality group of institutions;" said UCF Director of Athletics Steve Orsini. See College, Page 2B -----at_ U llllinoiv n l y i WHWH I David E ckstein S o ftb a ll s ta n d o u ts SS Jk St. Louis Cardinals afc h r HR ill 291 64 45 2 23 • Average has fallen a little; but he was 2-for-3 with a double and two runs scored in victory earlier this I week against Pittsburgh. Laka Mary's aav so 1 1 10 13 13 727 • Has had mixed results in six appearances with Mets. In three games he has not allowed a run but in the other three has given up six runs. SS Cincinnati Reds ab h r HR 247 72 36 123 46 210 • On fire with the bat. 13-for-26 with two doubles, a home run five runs scored and two RBI during current six-game hitting streak. Sanford Mlddla School's Corey Patterson CF Chicago Cubs Mb h r HR 296 70 36 11 avg. 24 .236 •Still struggling at the plate, hit­ less in 11 at bats against Milwaukee and hitting just .157 In the month of June. Lake Brantley High School's J ason V aritek ston Red Sox h The best players from a 2005 Seminole Set Athletic Conference fast pitch softball season were recently honored In a vote of the ieague's head coach­ es. Class 6A-District 3 champion mpU Lake Mary (19-6 overall) won the SAC title with a 10-2 record, edging Seminole (16-8), which went 9-3, by a single game. Oviedo (12-12) was third with a 7-5 record, while Class 6A-District 2 cham­ pion Winter Springs was fourth with a 6-6 league m ir k W ^ lL e S r District 5 runner-up Lyman (14-10) was fifth at 5-7. For winning the SAC tide, Rams head coach Jeannie Fisher was select­ ed as the SAC Coach of the Year for her effort with a very young squad. To Illustrate the job Fiaher did this season, only two Lake Mary play­ ers, freshman Hope Bitzer and sophomore Chelsea Sutton, made the SAC First Team. r HR ibl 72 38 13 33 .310 i-for-5, home run double, wo runs, two RBI against hillies on 6/26. The Fighting Seminoles led the way in First Team picks with four, senior Ashley Tabor, junior Sheena Ware, junior Emilee Edelman and jun­ ior Amy Joyce. The Bears also had two first teamen in senior Morgan Mason and sopho­ more Christine Roser. Lyman (senior Stephanie Elrod), Oviedo (senior Annemarie Piazzola) and Lake Howell (senior Allison Ferret) had one each on the First Team. Lake Mary paced the Second Team with four selections, senior Andrea Wain, senior Susan Donnelly, senior Leah Lilly and sopnomore Danielle See SAC, Page 2B p e r m i t s a v a ila b le Special to the HereM Lyman’s Stephanie Elrod (right) was named a Seminole Athletic Conference First Team Pitcher after going 13-11 with 138 strike outs and a 1.63 earned run average and also had five home runs, 11 doubles and 26 RBI at the plate in leading the Greyhounds to a runner-up fin­ ish in the district and Seminole all-around standout Emilee Edelman (above) was 8-4 in the circle this season, but was named a First Team infielder because of her strong defense and hitting after helping lead the Fighting Seminoles to a 9-3 record and a runner-up finish In the SAC standings. Emilee Edelman was one of four Notes named to the first team In a vote of the SAC *s head coach­ es as the Tribe finished a game behind champion Lake Mary (10-2) in the SAC standings. r HR rbi avg. 6 1 6 .281 first M a jo r L e a g u e h o m e " ‘ triple ‘-pie in ir the and‘ first ie game, a Victory ar*1— Cleveland last weei rhe Minor’s t t , Jr. is b a ttin g .230 .-O t t a w a . lie is b a ttin g .304 fo r ibu rg no is 1-1 w it h a A - W i lm i n g t o n , e iillo is b a ttin g me C o u n ty . ra is h ittin g id la n d jyw > n is lu ltin g , A B a k rrs h e id 3 See Outdoors, Page 2B 3.67 260 .203 247 lo o k in g By Dean Smith Herald Staff FI 2B % F C S L R ic k ie 18 The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is offering hunters a great opportunity to take part in its annual statewide alliga­ tor harvest, which runs Sept. 1 through Oct. 8. Since 1988, Florida has offered these alli­ gator hunts, which provide a thrilling, hands-on, face-to-face hunting adirenture that is unlike any other hunting expe­ rience imaginable. This season, more than 4,000 Alligator Harvest Permits will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Permit hold­ ers are authorized to take two alligators from designated areas during specific harvest periods. Sale of these permits begins at 10 a.m. (EDT)July6. 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/Iicense 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 for an Alligator Trapping License and two alligator-hide validation tags, or provide proof of a valid Alligator Trapping License (must be valid through Oct. 8) plus pay the fee for the two hide valida­ tion tags. No other hunting licenses are required. The cost for a Resident Alligator Trapping License and hide validation tags is $272, and non-residents pay $1,022. Any hunter who takes an alli­ gator must complete and send in an Alligator Harvest Report Form. The information gath­ ered from these forms enables FWC biologists to monitor population 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 alligators, but only in the presence of the permitted trapper. All persons seeking a harvest permit must be at feast im sid pnow i Dy Jim w snu Lake Brantley High W eeks a ll i g a t o r h a r v e s t BUiperb New York Mats 0 I A ll-S A C fast p itch squads released Hsrakt Staff Danny G raves « F l o r i d a Haraid photo by Jtm Wanu Sanford River Rat Tyler Stevens (No. 5) toes to break up a dou­ ble play attempt by the Winter Haven Wan Hogs during a game earlier this season. Stevens and the rest ol the league-leaders hope to get back on to# field tors weekend after being idle for over a week because of toe recent heavy rams The Florida Collegiate Summer League b looking for a few days of blue skies. Actually, overcast would be just fine as lung as it doesn't rain. Despite the record-setting rains the past week-plus, some teams have been a aole to play some games, although the leag ana defending champion Sanfon ‘ have not been one o f them. With most of its expected roster finally intact, the River Rats had won six of seven starts after a 1-2 opening week to take the top spot in the standings with a 7-3 record. But the team has not played in over a week and they are getting iteny to get back on the turf. While the Sanford nine has been idle, the Daytona Beach Barracudas went 2-1 to get to 8-6, just a game-and-a-half behind the River Rats The Winter Park Diamond Dawgs are next at 7-6, while the Zephyrhills Stuppers are 5-4, the Winter Haven Wart Hogs are* 5-6 and the Orlando Snappers are 2-9. fo r b l u e Weather permitting, all of the teams were to have opened three-game weekend series' with single games on Friday and doubleheaders today (Saturday) at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sanford will head to Orlando to face the Snappers at Tinker Field, Winter Haven b at Daytona Beach Community College to battle the Barracudas and Zephyrhills will be at Winter Park High School to tackle the Diamond Dawgs. Tuesday (July 5), Winter Park will be at Daytona Beach, Orlando will be at Zephyrhills and Sanford will be in Winter Haven. Those games are set to begin at 7 p.m. On Wednesday, Sanford returns to Hbtoric Sanford Memorial Stadium to take on Daytona Beach and Winter Park b at Tinker Field to face Orlando. Those games begin at 7 p.m. Zephyrhills, meanwhile, will be in Winter Haven at Chain 'O Lakes Park for a doubleheader at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. with the Wart Hogs. For more information and updates, check out the league website at www floridaleague com. �2B T n H nuo Sunday. July 3. 2005________ O u td o o r s --------Continued from Fag* IB 18 y t m of age by S ep t I, 2005, and only on* harvest permit per person will be issued. To educate participants on the rules and regulations of the hunts, the FWC offers a no-cost, three-hour training and orienta­ tion program, which is held throughout the state. Permit recipients are not required to attend, but first-time participants are strongly encouraged to do so. Courses will be offered in July and August, and permit holders will receive, by m ail permit pack­ ages listing exact dates and locations. For more information on how to get involved in these exciting alligator hunts, visit MyFWC.com/alligator and click on "Statewide Hunts." channel markers, and other fixed or float­ ing objects. * If you must be out in bad weather, be sure your navigational lights ate on, unnecessary lights are off (which promotes better night vision), and use a spotlight so you can see and be seen. * Though most people fear the lightning produced by summer thunderstorms, and rightly so, me wind and torrential rain are far more likely to cause a boater serious problems, like swamping and instability. There are nearly one million registered boats in Florida and it is likely many of them will be under way in celebration of Independence Day. If you are one of those, boating officials want you to have a safe trip. Remember, safe boating is no accident. SOME HOLIDAY ADVICE FOR . BOATERS: KEEP AN EYE ON THE WEATHER Here's a tip for boaters this 4th of July Weekend: keep an eye on the weather. Perfect conditions o r not, many boaters will take to the waters of central Florida this holiday weekend and law enfbrcenwnt officers urge them to pay d ose attention to weather reports and approaching storms. Experts in the Boating and Waterways section of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) remind boaters that summer storms in Florida can pop up quickly anytime and anywhere, and without too much notice. "M ost areas in the FW C s 12-county Northeast Region have experienced nearly non-stop rain for the past month and it looks like the stormy weather is going to continue through the holiday weekend," said Joy M. H ill public information coordi­ nator for the FW C s Northeast Region. Here ate a few important things to remember while boating: * If you ate on the water, head to shore at the first sign of an approaching storm. * If you are not already wearing a lifejacket, put one on as soon as you see a storm approaching. You may not be able to outrun the storm and once it hits, it might be too late. * Avoid boating in thunderstorms or other nasty weather. Visibility is reduced and it can be difficult to see other boats. JULY 4TH HOLIDAY: BUSIEST BOATING DAY OF THE YEAR REQUIRES CAUTION, PLANNING While the spring boating season may have started off stow due to inclement weather; BoatU S , the nation's largest recreational boat owners association, says several factors are leading it to predict a significant spike in July 4th weekend waterway traffic. Requests for on-the-witer assistance to the BoatUS. 24-hour dispatch centers on the East and West Coasts have traditionally been a reliable indicator of recreational boating volume on the nation's waterways. "To date we've seen lower than usual numbers for Monday to Friday call vol­ ume, with higher than usual volume on the weekends. The Memorial Day holiday surpassed our previous estimates of a modest increase. This trend of strong weekend 'spikes' in boating traffic will likely continue during the July 4th holi­ days, with boaters trying to make up for bad weather and lost time," says Jerry Cardarelli Vice President of BoatUS. Towing Services. In addition. Cardan Hi notes that while fuel prices may have had an impact on weekday boating patterns, they won't be a factor on boating's traditionally busiest weekend of the year. Cardarelli says that the top two reasons for calls for assistance ate for tangled props and dead batteries. Crowded C o lle g e ----Continued from Page IB "Conference USA is also geographicallv attractive to our fan base and that is a very impor­ tant factor." UCF will join Marshall, Rice, SMU, Tulsa and UTEP as the six new members of C-USA. The returning schools in the league are East Carolina, Houston, Memphis, Southern Miss, Tuiane and UAB. All of the C-USA institutions sponsor football. The confer­ ence *yrill continue to sponsor 1Msports - nine for men ^nd 10 on trie women's side. "I am pleased that UCF will be affiliated with similar insti­ tutions athletically," comment­ ed Omni. "All schools will be playing the same sports. Similarly, UCF will be aligned with programs that put an emphasis on academics." League members have enjoyed great success in recent years, making C-USA one of the top conferences in the nation. This past season, five league football squads partidpa ted in bowl games. Tne con­ ference has tie-ins with the AutoZone Liberty Bowl, the GMAC Bowl, the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl, the Wyndham New Orleans Bow l and the riamsCapital Fort Worth Bowl. Also in 2004-05, the confer­ ence sent four squads to both the men's and women's basket­ ball NCAA Tournaments. Additionally, league teams advanced to both the 2005 baseball and softball college world senes "This is an exciting step, but challenging as well." said UCF men's basketball head coach Kirk Speraw. "We are going to play a better caliber of oppo­ nent on a nightly basis. The lev el of intensity and competi­ tiveness will be a huge change." In January, C-USA announced a six-y ear television agreement with ESPN and CSTV. Through 2011, 10 regular season football sis regular sea­ son men's basketball and three regular season women's bas­ ketball games will appear on ESPN or ESPN2. The networks will also air the championship final for each sport CSTV' will broadcast regular season football and men's and women's basketball games The netw ork will also air the cham­ pionship games in volleyball baseball, softball and men s and women's soccer Additionally. CSTV'» sched­ uled to broadcast early round coverage of the men's and women's basketball tourna­ ments 'M oving to Conference USA w ill give us the opportunity to play more competitive sebed tiles," Mid UCF softball head coach K m re Luers-Cdiufar "T itere n the added be*tot u t plating or i ra tx fu l trin 'iu c n which st ill unly hedp Jtti Cite recruiting ***** " L r d i n 1 u fl l u u m o u i w ? b r m . i t £ anew v ( 4 A 4 as caw U u - i r t . u x tle te iu .e s h a v i n g tug iu ti(.a n ’ u ••>ir w i datiuti an t i » NCAA governance structure. The league celebrated its 10th anniversary during the 20044)5 academic year UCF will move to the league after annually dominating tne anchorages leave little wiggle room to maneuver and it's difficult to see another boat's anchor line In the dark. "The highest towing call volume - and when boaters should have the greatest con­ cern - is expected after fireworks displays end on the evening of July 4. If you can, it may be better to anchor for the night rather than joining the mad rush bade to the dock,” he said. That advice is echoed by Ruth Wood, B o atU S Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean Water President "Boating stress factors such as fatigue and long exposure to the sun will increase alcohol's effect on the body, so if you want to have a post fireworks drink, wait until you and your crew get home," she recom­ mends. 'A lot of boats are traveling fast in different directions, in the dark and in close proximity to each other. Accidents happen very quickly — it's often too late to put on a life jacket after a mishap, so we recommend everyone wear one while heading home." To prevent becoming a statistic, Cardarelli and Wood have these additional tip * • For same boaters this is the one time a year they will operate at night ao ensure all navigation lights work before you go. Also make sure everyone aboard can use the VHF radio and mat safety gear is read­ ily available. • Many boaters will go exit early and raft up all day long running fans, sound sys­ tems or other appliances. Be sure to moni­ tor battery condition to ensure there's plen­ ty of juice left to start the engine. • For trailer boaters, the surge in 24-hour dispatch center call volume for roadside B o a tU S Trailer Assist A Tow assistance is expected to be on Friday, July 1 as trailer boaters head down the highway to their vacation spots. The two biggest causes for trailer breakdowns are flat tires and locked bearings so check both before you go, and have a complete spare tire - Inflated on the rim - available. Also stop along the way periodically to check your rig. • Take your time, have patience and don't rush home after the fireworks show. Don't take shortcuts and post a lookout with a spotlight. competition in the A-Stm. During 2004-05, the Golden Knights iwept the men's and women's all-sports trophies for the third straight time. UCF claimed conference titles in five sports (men's basketball men's soccer, men's tennis, softball and track ft field). Overall the Golden Knights won 13 all­ sports trophies in the A-Sun • seven women's and six men's. Briefs AJAX PROSPECTS TAKE ON THE COCOA EXPOS AT DISNEY'S WIDE WORLD OP SPORTS COMPLEX The Ajax Prospects host the PDL Southeast Division leat Cocoa Expos at Disney's Wide World of Sports Comdex a p.m. today (Saturday, July 2). A home win could boost Ajax out of a 3-wty tie I for second place. The Prospects are currently tied with the Bradenton Academics and the Palm Beach Ptimaa. The 2005 Ajax squad includes four U S . National Team Members (Dax McCarty, Nathan Sturgia, Rodrigo Hidalgo and Lee Nguyen) as well as international talent from Cameroon (Oliver Pomegne, Antoine Touaaainti Haiti (Pascal Milien), Columbia (Rodrigo HidafeoL Brazil (Hugo Martins), Jamaica (Phillip Hall), and Trinidad ft Tobago (Judah Hernandez). The international portion of me rosier is topped off with Spanish nationals Alberto Urdin-Gotuafez and Antonio Poveda-Lopez, both formerly of the Real Madrid Youth Academy. CLYDE HART MEMORIAL SUNDAY The annual Clyde Hart Memorial will ran at New Smyrna Speedway today (July 3rd). The "Best of the Best" Surer Late Models will Journey to New Smyrna for the 125 Lap Sunbett Super Late Model race that honors O y d * H art Clyde Hart was a man with a heart for racing. If there were only two cars to show up at either Orlando SpeedWorld or New Smyrna Speedway, that waa a race to Mr. H art "It only takes two to make a race" was Ids motto. Clyde Hart saw that racing was a family sport therefore kids were allowed in the pits with their family. Of ewirse they had to be supervised but they could be mere. Robert H art eon of Clyde and now owner of the slater tracks, has continued what his father believed and kids are part of the racing family and together at a track. Professional Bull Rider Tater Porter has been named the Grand Marshall for this year's event Porter will sign auto­ graphs for the fans and also will bring along with him some very special friends - the bulls, Portet who comes from Kenansvilie, has been tn the PBR for 10 years and has plenty of experience In the unknown Just like racing a car. Somedays you win and somedays you d o n 't On the program for Sunday also is the Florida Mini Stock Challenge 50, FASCAR Pro Truck 50 and Qukk Kids. Pit te will open at noon with qualifying for the Sunbelt Super te Model 125, Florida Mini Stock Challenge 50, Pro Thick 50 and Q ukk Kids 25 to begin at 4:30 p.m. An on track auto­ graph session will be held from 6:30 p.m. to 7 p.m , followed by Prep-race ceremonies at 7 p.m. and racing action at 7 3 0 p.m. And to help celebrate July 4th, there will be a fireworks show for everyone. Grandstands open at 4 JO p.m. and racing begins at 7JO p.m. at the track located at tne comer o f S k . 44 and CR 415, between New Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. For more information on any local short track action, call the FASCAR offices at (386) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.FASCAR.ORG. S JUNIOR GOLF CLINIC Mayfair Country Club in Sanford will be holding Junior Golf Clink's, featuring PGA Instruction, every Wednesday in the month of July, 6th, 1,3th, 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-to-17 and $50 for non-Sanford residents. SOCCER PLAYERS WANTED Players are needed for an U-9 Boys Premier Soccer Team, that will be holding tryouts for a move up to U-10 status this For information call Matt at 407-328-9913. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!!! The ESPN Great Outdoor Gaines presented by Dodge is currently seeking volunteers to fill a variety of positions for the 2005 event. The Games needs volunteers ranging from Venue Support to Information Greeters. The 2005 Gaines will take place at (Lakeland) Ju ly ! ESPN Great Outdoor Games volunteer T-shirt as well as an invitation to the Official ESPN Volunteer Appreciation Party. The ESPN Great Outdoor Games, the Ultimate Championship for Outdoor Sports, will showcase athletes in four sport categories including Target Sports, Timber Events, Motor Sports and Sporting Dogs. If you're a person who likes to 'make things happen' and want to be a member of the most exdting team in sports, then visit the ESPN Great Outdoor Games website at www.greatoutdoorgames.com or call Kim Wysocki, Volunteer Coordinator, at (407) 566-2277 for more informa­ tion. i ihfS n ivy *- dim ||__ n v tiu n if* o pnwio Writer Springs sophomore Christine Roser made a name for herself early in the season with her piloti­ ng. but a was her haang. indudng setting a school record tor doubles in a season and career, and defense that got her chosen to the SAC Frsl Team as an infietder. SAC -----------------Continued from Page IB Valentino Sem inole fsophom ores Am anda Eldelman and A llison Perkins). O viedo (junior Brittany M cLaughlin, sophom ore Knstin Kam p) and W inter Springs (junior Kristin Hinkle, freshm an Richelle Raley) had two Second Team m embers, while Lake Brantley' had the other in senior N atalie Ruff. W inter Springs (freshm an Lauren Ely. soph­ om ore Brandi W isniewski). Lyman (senior Jessica A m m ons, ju n ior Jessica Brace). O viedo (senior K eller Ford, junior Rachael H a m s o n i Sem inole (senior Jennifer Davis, junior Neman Torres) and Lake Mary (senior Lauren Bennett, junior E n n Cleary-) had tw o each on the H onorable M ention list with Lake Brantley having one in Aiex Lofton. 2005 SEM IN OLE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE #A*7 m o t V O fTB A lX IIS AX STAND IN GS gK O BPS r % ju i 2 S lM I Lake W en ‘moio.i x c w e li 4 f 4 La'uao Las* ta s rM tw l %*C » 2 S| 7-4 V* ty % a V A t iX f / n iW M i r u m xaw* Wmi i / a r a t i ran m a >4 22rC IM t i* Al* 0 $ aw HAST TEAM SELECTIONS rotation Grade VM M School IX Sorpharue Elrod Liman Pilcher Pitcher Sheen* Were Senuroie Ueor Catcher W ater Spring* u infield Wmsn Spring* to Chratine fUmrt Infield to Chrhea Sutton Lake Slaty Edeiman • m in lr Infield n 12 Infield AihJey Tahoe v o m it Obtfirld 12 A m rs u n r P U u u li Oviedo vnundt Outfield 11 A m Joyce Outfield AXaun ferrei Lake Homed 12 H, p r 6»r.er Lake M an L'ttltfy 9 n S IC O N D TEA M SELECTIO N S Poutuo Grade School Sane Andrea Wain Fu d e r Lake Mary 12 10 Oviedo Pitcher knacsn kamy Catcher Snflaev VS Ln ^cu ir Oviedo 11 S a M Dcemrfh. Infield 12 Lake Slaty -vuurvie Inneid A a u x la Edalio M 10 Wooer Spew^* In e r Infield It Wooer sprmg* * ■ahoOetaley infield Lake Wander Outfirid Vataiie haft vnece A Twee f erhrna i Airfield 10 t)M rfle V nerfrrw. Lake Man Outfield 10 Lake Man Lean Lite L alary 12 12 H O M A U I I i M l W HOM 1M IIC T IO N S CASSELBERRY MATCHING GRANT PROGRAM The City of Casselberry is proud to announce the 2005 Community Matching Grant Program. The purpose of the grant is to empower citizen-based organizations to enhance the overall quality of life in their communities through citi­ zen and government partnerships. The grant program pro­ vides neighborhood based groups, citizen partnerships and non-profit organizations access to funding of up to $5,000 to implement small capital improvement projects that provide a neighborhood or community-wide benefit Projects must be within the incorporated City of Casselberry boundaries. Organizations must also match the requested grant amount 100% through a combination o f vol­ unteer hours, cash contribution and/or in-kind donations. Applications are due on July 20,2005. For more information about the 2005 Community Matching Grant Program, please call 407.262.7720, email programs0casselbeny.org or visit www.casseberry.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 develop­ mental training day camps offered during the July 2005 for Orange, Seminole, Volusia and Lake school districts. At developmental day camps players receive a sample of the same wed-rounded soccer education that is taught at Ajax's world-famous youth academy in The Netherlands. Tne curriculum includes Ajax-specific drills and match strate­ gy, 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 fon, yet educational environment, which encourages children to grow in their understanding of the game while meeting new friends. The Camps are as follows: July 11 - 15 at Austin-Ttndall Regional Park in Kissimmee. July 11 - 15 at US National Training Center in Clermont. July 18 - 22 at Trutwood Park in Winter Springs. July 25 - 29 at Lake Island Park in Winter Park. Every player will be evaluated using the Ajax T I PS (tech­ nique, insight, personality and speed) Model. Player evaluatK*w are entered into the proprietary Ajax Scouting Compendium for periodic review directly by AFC Ajax scouts and trainers More information on Ajax Orlando socerr schools and developmental training ramps can be found at wt/w ajaxur Undo o* or by r trading soccmchookeataaoriando us �Sunday. July 3.2005 C h u rc h B tm PfcflG 3B to r p 437-Non- F irst Baptist C hurch o f S a n fo rd <UM> 5070 Orange B M , Sanford 407-324-0199 www.9oniinol9Ctiureh.oofn 1,,n Mni, rftSXaJm T yi lih W in Salurtsy 530PM Sunday 9AM. 110:45AM Labe Mery, FL 407-321-1021 iLoyoL I Church School. 9 3 0 «n Morning YtoraNp,-10:4Som 5 1 9 S Park A v eS a n fo rd Rev. Jo e Douthitt, Interim Pastor Sunday M orning Worship 1 0 :3 0 am 440 -Luttwran 790 Sun Drive, Lake Mary, FL Paul Moyer, Pastor Jonathan Thomas, AesL Peetor Saturday Evening.... 530PM rT iW A WVOflTNp Sunday Morning.... 0AM I rSdOOVMU 5WV1CB Sunday Morning ....930Am * —-1- — a — *■i- t T i l 9m 4 WDfWlqJ 401-Anglican 3349 W. SR 420 (Atom* Am ) (1/4 mNt oil Of— noway. SR 417 Going Eaat) uvw oo , rionaa 407-057-2376 1020 Book Of Common Prayor Hofy Euchariet Sunday School (ad i Sung Eucharlat 10AM (Nuraary it both services) Weekday Holy Eucharist Services Tuesday i2Noon Wednesday 7PM Thursday 9:30PM 12Noon The Difference ia Worth tha Distance 402-Assambly of God City Church 050 E. Airport Btvd Sentord, FL 32773 407-321-9000 Eugana Smith. Pastor 8undty 8arvioas. 9:00AM ft 1030AM www.ortandodtychurch.com *1 <U*j fMf I rt Ki.ir»<* «r»r* >*• T O 404-Baptlat 3101 West SR 40 8wdord. FL 32771-0044 407-322-2914 jim m y rm o ro n , s m o r u n Sunday Morning Btiia Study 9 am ft 1030am Worship Ssrvfcas 9am A 10:30am Wadnaaday Prayor Sarvica 030 pm 5400 Markham Woods Road Laka Mary, 407-333-2005 Dr. Bob Parker, Pastor Nelson Chapman, Youth Pastor Sunday-Worship 10:45AM •Chitor^AW ANA Club5:30PM * *' * ' r i - i.i *r f n V O ilV w lf *i S i v *r Family Activities.. 6PM Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church 2026 Palmetto Ave Sanford, FL 32773 (407)323-1503 website-www PABC-LCS org T h e Femlly Friendly Church* Ron Williams, Sr. Pastor Bill Simpson, Associate Pastor Dave Schnede, College and Career Pastor Scott Qarrett, Children's Ministry Wefchra Aaaambty of Qod 1675 Dixon Rd Longwood, FL 32779 407-774-0777 Drag Freeman. Pastor Sunday Svcs, 10AM Sunday School, 9AM •Sunday AM . Svcs 8:30am ft 11am •Bible Study 9:45am •Sunday Eve Svc. 6pm Wed. Bible Study &AWANA 7pm Home of Liberty Christian 8chool Grades K-4 Through 12th Longwood. FL 32780-6394 407-339-3817 W an wTiMty, a#mor rmmmJ* •930 am Sunday School •1030am Worship Service ■8.00pm Youth Choir 330pm Ybuii DtedpMne 3:30pm Awane ■630pm Pastor1! Dled pteehlp Study 330pm Divorce Cara 330pmW)cai Enaamblaa •1030am Pastor's Bible Study 5:00pm Pastor's Disclpllneshlp Study 6pm M.I.C. at Night (Music ft Missions In Children at Night) 3PM Orchestra Rehearsal 330pm Ybuth Bible Study •730pm Pastor's Bible Study •7:00pm Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal •7:30pm Youth Activities In Gym 519 S. Park Ave, Sanford, FL 407*3223041/407*301-9361 Ybuto: 407-322-6322 Rev. Joe Douthitt. Interim. Pastor Flev. Tom Smith, Pastoral Care Flev. R. Wagoner, Music Flev Mark Williams, Students Adam WWow, Intem-Students -Sunday School...9:15AM Sunday Worship, 10:30A3P Wad Activities, all ages. 630PM Nursery Provided First Shiloh Mteaionary Baptist Church 700 Elm Avenue Sanford, FL 32771 407-322-5489 Flev Dr. Harry D. Rucker, Sr Pastor Early Morning Serv., 8:1 SAM Sunday School.... 9:30AM Morning Worship.. 11AM Evening Worship(TBA)..4PM Monday Bible Study ...7:30PM i(CE ft 207 E. 25th St. 321-0555 LONGWOOD a Hwy. 434 427 COMPLETE SYSTEMS-AOOONS FREE ESTIMATES -SERVICE ALL BRANDS RESOENTML AND COMMERCIAL XEAT PUMP EXPERTS" STATE CEHTICAC036824 H flfd W S ra CASSELBERRY StOIVS 915 W. 2nd S t 323-3517 Winter Park Dr. 339-7365 SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS SCHOOL and DAYCARE Pre-schooi thru 12lh grade “A Ministryof Church of God of Sanford A BEKA Curriculum DAVID BEVERLY AND STAFF 802 W. 22nd S i, Sanford ■321-2723 Sanford, F L 209 W. 25th Street JIM ROWE PEST CONTROL V 85SS? LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED RON RUSSIA STAFF •SeAnfi OneStopGUMShop* M PWmBdAwoue ■SmM, FL12771 407/B1-2M0 •ta « M » 1 M COMMERCIAL-RESPENhAL 1323-2999 001 8talaR(Md 434 Eaat SANFORD BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 2626 Iroquois Ave. • 322-2070 BRISSON FUNERAL HOME O.R. "SHORTY" SMITH AND ROBERT I. BRISSON M-Sa.630AM-7PU 9th S t and Laurel Ave. Sanford *322-2131 IIS E. FUST St, SANFORD GLASS ADDICTS THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Stained Glass Creations IM S Part Ave Downtown Sanford 407-324-5636 GlassAddtcts com Wgl 4 Denise Hurley Custom Work •Classes •Supplies •StwwdGttu toil Eipeneve. vs PncwewT INSURANCE 114 N. PARK AVE., SANFORD 322-0331 413 -Christlan Sclanca Grace Baptist Church 919 Longwood Hills Road Longwood, FL 32750 407-265-3595 Pastor Dave Thompson Sunday School.... 9:30am Morning Worship ....10:45am Evening Worship....8:00pm Westview Baptist Church 4100 H.E. Thomas Jr Pkwy Sanford, FL 32771 (407) 323-0523 www.weatviewbaDUst.oro Bill Coffman. Pastor Sunday Worship 8:25am, 10:45am ft 6pm Sunday School 9:35am Wed. Activities. All Ages 6:30pm 407-Cathollc All Souls Catholic Church Comer ol 9th St ft S. Oak Ave Sanford. FL 407-322-3795 Father Richard W. Trout. Pastor Weekday Mass 9AM, Mon-Frl Confessions. Saturday. 4PM Saturday Vigil.....5PM Sunday. 7:45AM. 10 30AM. Noon 9AM •English (Social Hall) 9AM - Spanish (Church) 410-Christian 975 Martdtam Woods Road 407-799-7708 Sunday Church Servtoe and Sunday School ....10AM m*«* f v R MiEAmrfJMK,M. Seminole County Cnurcti loans for Church Protects $150,000 * 55 Million 20 Year TermFood Rale NO PERSONAL GUARANTEE n im i e m s m in im u m Ptrton al Injury Attorney Since 1971 407-834-5700 i MU* f.fan CUli lHV^)eyawCOm P B im jf fv w W ^ P O w V IC i 730 llpsala Road Sanford. FL 407 322 0960 Tim Storms. Minuter Joe Caputo. Youth Minister Michael MiUtgan. Worship Minister Mon L. j i iwihiup J & 1030 Lutheran Church of Thai Sun. Worship 10AM Nuraary AduR Sun. School 9AM Young Adults Sun School 11:18AM Sun. Ybuth, Food. Movie. FoeowihipSPM Mon. Choir A BaOa Rshaaraal 7PM Wed. Eva Dinner (by raaarvaHon) 530PM Wbd. Stole Study A d*a 6PM Wed Btote Study Mktte School 6PM Wed. Praiea Tbam n ehaaraal 7PM Thura. Boy Scout Troop 545 7PM We Welcome Your Visit At Any Event BuShrJta ldM wQUy UkrifiMaiAn PflraHM lW fF nw Chid Care provkled 145 Waidva Springe Rd Sta 149A, Longwood, FL Phone 407-669-1490 Mon-Frl 10em-4pm Sal tOam-lpm 2525 8. Oak Ave, Sanford, FL Peetor James Timmons Sunday School...... 9:15AM Wbrahip Service.... 1030AM Information. 407-322-3652 Hnp7rtirww.lcrnte.org 419 -Church of God Sanford Church of Qod 801 W. 22nd SL Sanford, FL 407-322-3942 Rev Was Tankaiey, Pastor Senior Adult Sunday School ....9:45AM Morning Worship..10:45AM Sunday Night EDGE 6-7PM Wadnaaday Family Enrichment 7 to 6PM Seminole Trinity Christian School Pre-School thru grade 9 407-321-2723 Also Day Care Starts at 1 Yr to Pre-School, 407-323-1411 422-Church of God of Prophecy Church of God of Pscphscy 2509 S. Elm Ave, Banfbrd, FL 407-322-4015 Thomas Harris, Pastor Sunday School ....9:45AM Praise ft Worship ...10:30AM Message by Pastor...11AM Evening Service..... 6PM Tuesday Prayer Mtg.ioAM Midweek Service (Wed) 7PM. 425-Congregatlonal Grace Fellowship Congregational Church (NACCC) 2401 S. Park Ave. Sanford 407-322-4584 Larry Leonard, Pastor Sunday School.... 9:30AM Morning Worship ..11AM Choir Practice Wed. ..630PM Baby sitting service available 428-Eplscopal Holy Croaa Episcopal Church S. Park Ave <9 4th St, Sanford FL Sunday Worship 730 A 10a.m. Nursery ft Sunday School for chil­ dren. Midweek worship in Chapel on Weds. Community meal (9 5:30pm Weds. For times ft detail ol studies and activities. Call 407-322-4611. St Peter's Episcopal Church 700 Rinehart Fid. Lk Mary, FL 407-444-5673 Flev Charles L Holt, Rector Wkend Eucharist: Sat. 5pm Sun 7:30am, 9am, 11am Child. Church 9am/11am Nursery, 6:45am -12:45pm Church Worshipping el: Wydwilde Elementary School 401 Vlhlen Road 407-322-7312 Bob Bresemann, Pastor Sunday Worship: 6:45AM/10:45 AM Nursery FNovided www.NewCreetionChurch.cc 443-Methodist Christ United Methodist Church 408 Tucker Drive (comer of Tucker Dr ft 427) 407-322*7900 Flev Wayne Stone, Pastor Sunday School...... 9:30am Intar-Mission....... 10:30am Morning Worship -.11am Bible Study Wednesday.........6:30am Childrens Time Included In Worship Nursery provided tor Babies and Small Children. •Smell Enough To Love You • Growing in Christ To Serve You* First United Methodist Church 419 Park Ave, Sanford, FL 407-322-4371 Jim Bradshaw. Pastor Morning Worship, 8:30am &11:00am 9:45am Contemporary Service Coffee Fellowship. 9:30am Sunday School, 9:45am Youth Fellowship, 4pm Nursery Provided 431-Charismatic Episcopal Church of The Holy Comforter -Owwnaac EtnoofMi OurcfT 803 W. 4th St Sanford, Florida 407-323-6067 Flev Mark Barth, Priest Sunday Eucharist.... 9:30AM 437-NonDenominatlonal □(•Spring OutReech Ministries Sun. 10:30am at Longwood Civic League Women's Club 135 W. Church Ave. downtown Longwood Phone: 407-339-0277 We Are Changing The World One Lite At A Time www lilespringministnes-org Shower Down of Blessings 201 Elm Ave. San lord. FL 407-321 8389 Timothy Hudson. Pastor Sunday School, 10AM Morning Worship. HAM Too TM rr Bible f tud/ 7 30 PM 5210 Markham Wooda Road Laka Mary, FL 407-333-2030 Dr. Mfchast L Andrews, Early Service. 6:30AM Sunday School, e l agee 9:15AM Traditional Worahlp 1030AM Nursery Provided Upsaie Community rrv io y n ra n vnurvn Knowing ft Making Known Jesus Christ* Comer ot 46-A ft Upsaie Fload, Sanford, FL 407-330-2635 www.unwliftiiifrtirom Rev. Bryan L Wenger, Pastor Sunday School 9:00am Morning Worship 10:00am Nursery Care Provided 451-Seventh Dey Adventist Seventh Dey Adventfet Church 5779 CR 427 Sanford, FL (behind Flea World) Pastor David B. Graham Sabbath School 930am Morning Worahlp 10:50am Mkfwk Worship. Wed. 7pm Childrens Church Provided Kids C.O .O .L Club 446-Nazerene Bridgeway Church 421 Longwood/Lk Mary Fid Lake Mary. FL 32746 (currently meeting <9 Lk Mary Elementary) Pastor Jeffery Cook Sunday Worship. 10am Wed. Fellowship. 7pm www.brldqewavchurch.net/ 407324-9080 Building bridges ol Faith, Hope, ft Love; (An affiliate ol the Church ol the Nazarene) « ™ » »lt»lwiLmamafv ora Safeharbor Christian Church W S K a ttlw W Sunday Morning ..„11AM Nuraary le provided For Monnetton call 407-333-0797. 730pm Ladtos Bible Study 590 S. Country Club Rd Leke Mary FL 32740 407-322-5979 Shans Wynn, Pastor Sunday School 9:45AM Sunday AM Worship 10:45AM Sunday PM Worship 6PM Wad Prayar Moating 730PM Nursary Provided Family Worahlp Cantor 2402 S. Park Ave Sanford, FL 32771 407-322-9222 Jail Krall, Pastor Sunday Worship Sarvica 930AM Wadnaaday Sarvica 7PM or 404 Baptlrt Downtown an 3rd A Oak 407-322-2902 First Church of the Nazarene 2581 Sanford 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 Seventh Day Adventist MARS HILL SOA 600 East 2nd St, Sanford, FL 407-323-5646 Sabbath School.... 930AM Divine Worship..... 11AM Wed. Prayer Mtg 7:30 PM 458-Wesleyan Wesleyan Church of Paoia 5560 Wayside Drive Sanford. FL 32771 (Off I-4 (Exit 51) West First Street on Lett •One Mile) Leonard O'Donned, Pastor 407-322-6332 "Where the Gospel is good Nows* Sunday School......9:45AM Morning Worship ...,11AM Evening worship.... 6PM Mid-Week Mtg Wed. 730 PM Please Share Your Life With ua �4B Tee Hkiald Sunday. July 3.2005 9 s a e ^ B = 9 = ■ 12—E lderly-Cake Senior Home Care V O TIN G ANGELS provxles n »t> > « caregivers (or non* medical home cars. Lie #22910. 407-302-4138. 15—C emetery Lo ts 2 adjacent camatary lota, OaWawn Memorial Parti, oft Rnehart Rd Value. 17,600. w i Mil $3900 407-323-5545 OaWawn Double Daptfi (2), vaJt A mart* to* $3600 407310-3907 71—H elp Wanted Ona A A one B mechanic i. Mutt have own looii. i Kcanaa. Must be able b with customers, daah $ out Guaranteed salary Altai rata Vacation available . Immediate hire. Call A ash tor Darren. 407-6600009 g Appototmert setters tor reverie mortgage company. Salary, bonuses and commissions Longwood location Call Ted Sens 407-767-9270 Appointment Setters HERE WE GROW AGAIN! Nations largest Home Food Service Looking for 4 Exp Appointment Setters. Salary* Bonus* Spirts Call Carol 407-322-3663 ext 130 lor interview Baby sitter wanted, mostly night A weekends Must be 17 or older Background check A rets required Christina. 407221-2394. Bartoor, Part Tlnw 407*302-8068 407*383*7591 (C P ) Cleaners needed for apt turnovers ideal lor husband Awife team. Must have tmwportaton Contact Henry O Apollo Cleaning Service.. 407446-0227. dcuvehy omvta JO IN Aaron s. Sanford Pd. training, benefits, bonus Deliver A install lumiture m ourcusl homes APPLY IN PERSON 2432 S French Ave. Demonstrators needed. $9 to SlOitv. work 2 lo 3 days/wk. FnSun, demo products in local stores m Sanford Can 1-877833-0001 Leave name, phone number A city you live m.. ver/Dedicaied REG Lane -.OASTAL TRANSPORT DME EVERY W EEKEND GUARANTEED) 6 % PretoadedPreurped rerage S888 •$t019/week acksormlle. FL Terminal iunday Callers Wsicame DL-A req d 677-426-5627 WWW ctdrrvers com Driver FT or PT Class D mee. whuesau rusery 407- 323-6188 Drivers • DUMP TR UCK Class B. benefits 407-3226133 tricians: Experienced helpers Uve Electric. 520 •l Ave Sanlord 407-321 71— H HELP elp 71— H Wanted WAMTEO: F/T elp Wanted • Flexographic Prase Operator Entry level or Expd self-starler Ability lo lift up to 50 to* Engiish/Spanish speaking Call. 407-331-3605 A taring prowtod Cal 407-0304700 for interview Alweys a good policy, especially for business opperuvses «nd trmciveee. C N Florida Dept, of Agrtcultura A Conaumer Services at 600-4357352 or FTC -H ELP fpr Iraq information Or v*4 cur W»b H a at www ftc gov/bizop Florida taw requires sellers of pay certain business opportunities to register with Florida Dept ol Agriculture A Consumer Services before selling. Cell to verity lawful registration before you buy. Irrigation Installers. experienced only, benefits. 407-322-6133 LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR StarUnfl Salary $8-50/Hr HEALTH INSURANCE AMO 40IK FlANt Dn«e free wotkpleee. Apply sb lea HNsr Drive, Aftamontt Springs 407-JSO1000, SOS Laborers: Must travel Mon-Fn n state of Ffonda Caf 407-3238822 Lake Mary gift baskets store looking tor basket maker A saiee assistant 30 lo 40 hours Prior basket or (torsi experience preferred Good computer iM b required Fax resume, 407-4440587. Landscapers and Grade Craw Laborers 407-3218133 Lawn spray person needed for local past control company Will tram Need valid drivers license 407-321-6647 Uc/Ord Baptist Minister lo pastor well aslab church Send resume Pulpit Committee. St Paul M B Church 813 Pme Ave. Sanford. FI 32771 by Aofl 12. 2005 Recognised Sanford/Lake Mary Location i 0 -5 yrs experience •Lathe/Wekkng required •Understanding PLC Operating a Milling Machine ■O/C Drive t st sh#t requires being on cal 24/7 High School Diptoma/GED. Background Check Required Strong Electric* Knowlsdgs.AbMy to build relay ladder logic. Manufacturing experience profaned Cak tor kwnadtoae Interview I 407-9S2-0090 Machine Operators $9 00 up per hour Maintenance Tech. F/T. Lge. Apt. Community. EPA cert, a must HVAC t ip reqd Position aval xnmodlatofy EQE 407-3216220 Morale's Ptzzena now hmng lor Sll positions Please umlaut Christina. 407-221-2394 or a( at 3626 S Orlando Dr. Sanlord. m the Big Lou Plaza Sanford Area No Expenervca Required Must work Holidays and Every Weekend 5 day work week 2 days off dunng the week Room tor opportunity Awesome Fringe Benefits Hard worker-dedication a must Drug/Background check required Start Immediately1 Ceil 407-662- Locai Me Insurance Co. needs full-time commitment/policy typist and escrow assistant Experience prsfened. but not rwqwed Fax leaune ID 407-302 6490 COL A Drivers Needed In Daytona Beach. 2 years exp. req. Greet home lime $ ' benefits Up to $950 00 wkiy 7 ' Meet the Recruiter * Hampton Inn, 151 Douglas J Ave., Altamonte Sprtngs. FL W Exit 92 (SR436) to Douglas Ave, Hotel on right Ju ly 7th A 6th from Sam to Bpm Salem carriers Inc 3143 International Speedway Blvd Daytona Beach, FL July M M O tti A 11th From 6am lo 5pm or call 1-600-709-2536 Safes Person: Vertical blinds. Al Uadi provided (No cold cats) Meet customers xi the* homes $40K* per year. Gas allowance. Some exp helpful 407-630-4700. Short order cook, expd only, breakfast $ lunch. Apply In person, 6am-2pm 2511 South Sanford Ave, Sanford Site/Bese Crew: Local work F/T wXhtmnafks. 407-322-8133 FRENCH S ITALIAN TEA CH ER S P/T, in laka mary. Inlingua Language Center. 407-3228700 Part time cook, servers $ dishwasher needed. Contact Mylene, 407-323-7306 Vrvona's North Pizzana needs drivers, pizza makers, subs, waitresses 6 phones Apply with owner at 2477 Park Ave. Sanlord LoadoraAJnlosdor $6 00 an hour<39 76 hour after 90 days TsSR1^96mxMs s^^FT9AJ*1 Sanford A rts AU 3 shifts available Exp prefsned but not requrod Must be capable of starving for long periods of tone Wikngnaaa to learn to trade Great opportunity! High School Diploma/GED Drug/Background check requred. Start Immedletetyl 407-662-0090 Now Hm gAJ Poafxxis F/T and P/T. Grill Cooks. Cashiers. Counter Halo. Bussers. A Dishwashers. High Volume Food Courts Located at the Sanford Airport Building *B‘ . Applications being •icepted lor March Nnng EOE-M/F/ViT) Creative Host Services/ Compass Group-USA 407-323-0345 Accepting Applications M-F eOPam-IOOpm HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR TRAININGFOR EMPLOYMENT a » Efficiency SlOOwk, Apartments, $150wk, also houses tor * rent (umished/unfumished. 407240-1166. Salem Carters Nationally Company s Trainee Wanted: Small construction company needs trainee with dean driving record tor out of town wortt MUM have Class Dlcanee 407-3308488______________________ 6 VWd Psrson needed, pt Ims Please call if interested. 407323-8019 Machln* ^ Operator: Track hoe for underground ttorm/utllitles crew. 407-322-6133. rTakSl^ro INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST! 9 9 8 — R en ta ls Receptionist: Bilingual (English/Spantih) Good communications i customer service skills, FT. benefits available C e l 407-324-2442. INSTALLER/TRAINEE Vertical bknds A more Benefits = 71—H elp Wanted Fart Tim e cook, servers, a dfehweefier needed. Contact Mylene 407-323-7306 Ftower Pep needs m p rl & tor* design exp. Some delivery required Serious inquires only. 407-324-6000 ^ 71—Help Wanted Vtvona's Fine Italian Restaurant in Lk Mary needs full time Drivers 6 Pizza Makers. C e l 407-330-2040 or apply at 601 Weldon Blvd WANTED: Outgoing sales rep tor community new^aper group Newspaper sales experience prsfened. Benefits include base salary, commission plan, mileage, paid vacation, health insurance. 401k. Returnee only to: Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771 orl APPLY NOW - Residential A Multi-Family Rough A Trim crew* and start earning Top Hourly Pay A Best Piece Rales in Iff Undo' Bulldaim , Backkoev loaders. Duap Tracks, r.rsdcrt, Sr ripen. Sanford based Home Food Service looking tor e few eetfmotivaled experienced appointment setters. Hotrfy*fionue*Food dtoouSt We wd tram 800-662-3663 exi 138 ask tor Carol, call before 12:30 PM. 93— R ooms For R ent wtULV MWTAL4 •Sanford: 4 8 M B A . 1600 tq ft, Mother-tn-Law Suite, Fenced Yard. $t350/mo. Available July 1,2009. M ARINER'S VILLAGE LAKE AOA 1 BOOM. tSSOMO ZBOhM. *470440 AND UP Cable todudtd 401 372-8678 Fo r R e n t Offices For Rent: 400 sq ft to BOO sq ft. Sanford. Fulton Office Center. 407-314-3750. 123—Wanted to Rent Looking For Furnished room/ Efficiency. Close To Downtown Area. Middle Age Male/Smokea. 407-920*4241 - 407-323-9670 Quality Living at Affordable Pricing. 1 ,2 A 3 bedrooms, lake views, 407-322-9104. CHO. Sanford: 3/1, CHA. 126 CM ) Rd, CHA, T l i Fks. Ttoedy now. $690 Petsokwflhdsp. 407-3234640 117— C 100—Condo min Starting • 162/Vrk. PINERIDGE CLUB 2/2, 3rd floor penthouse, gated, pool, $650/month. 386-290-9105. SANFORD 3/BR 2 58A. 2 car garage Close lo 14 A 417. $140CMOptoe MCUty Cal 407320-0894 or 203-253-8164 Historic Downtown 4G7-330-4423 Lake Mary: Fumuhed room lor t adult, call lor details, cell# 407-418-9962 Room For Rent: Sanford Ave. tree cable, waaher/dryer, cookng prtvfegea. HOQVvk. 321262-6118 95— R oommate Wanted R o m m e r c ia l en ta ls 103— H ousesU nfurnished Available immediately. 1si St $ Park Ave. downtown Sanford 860 to 1500 aq !L 407-324-5636 Retail store available. 1si St 6 Park Ave. downtown Sanford, 650 *q It with storage loft. 407324-5636. 118—O ffice S pace For R ent MONEYTREE STORM DAMAGED? Office Space for lease, 1st St 6 Park Ave, downtown Sanford. Upstart, available Jan 2008.360 - 1500 sq IL 407-3245636. HAVEAYARDSALETO HELP IN RECOVERY. 407 - 322-2611 407-321-0759 DOYLE MANAGEMENT Roommate wanted, 55*. no children, private bath, share my home. $32S/mo. 407-3275613. Seeking a person to share my home, view of Lake Monroe, lul house pnvfegee. Cal 407-3287232 for an appointment RENTALS ( 407) 322 2495 Sanford: Erticlency. Ail Utilities Included, $495/5495 Dopovt Sanford: 1 BR. Carpet & Tile, Includes Cable 6 Water, PaDO 15654565 Cep D O YLE MANAGEMENT W E RENT AND SELL HOMESI 97— A partments • F urnished Tow Truck Driver: Expd minimum 2 yrs. apply withm. 3301 SR 46. Sanford. 407-3220303 Sanford: fSeforlc 3/15,2 t u y 1950/month 2/1. $590rtnonth 407-263-2002. Sanford 3/2. one mile to 417 off & on ramp $925/mo t 5 acre yard. very private 407402-2536 Run a HELP WANTED •M AINTENANCE* NIG HTS/W EEKEN D S F/T •EX P E R IEN C ED FO O D S ER V ER S F/T-P/T •C.N.A-/ACTIVITIES P/T W E E K E N D S •H O U S E K E E P E R S - F/T Excellent pay benefits Resume Fax 407-322-3065 Phone 407*322*2207 Lirasaten Neil Class. Juh I I * Ad and Get A Garage Sale Kit Sinfortl pnee July llth includes text and Mrtiwunw the |g .equipncnL Ju ii No hidden chargri. • 3 Signs • Bright Pre-Priced Labels • Checklist / tips Call Ted at We prowdc to trucks, tools, phono unilumu, paid health Ins . vacaliuo. A holiday pay Overtime pay for piece work ■K&toml Cat.fuMiar, •f ranciaJ Assisjnu Joe hats**?* HIGH A LOW ELECTRIC, Inc. WO-WJ-73W h C liL fljX , (407) 320-7216 SMUUM# Ir*M | tVWM l l Lax# For##l l« f’ OR/ir. Rt AI TY RI M IB IS 118—O ffice Space R e S JS n ^ a t^ T f^ a s r Upscale senior Us ing community. ELECTRICIANS 99—Apartments Unfurnished 103— H ouses* Unfurnished 407- 322-2611 �Tut HnuD Ptt#e SB Sunday. July 3.2005 HeraldClassifieds 141—Homes For 141—Homes For S a le S a le I BUT MOUSES FOR CASH CaM0M77-MM affOROJBU HOMfS 281-Home 183—Television It Stereo/Radio 222—Musical Instruments TCRV STEREO Vito Soprano Sax, Im COM PONENTS yhT'JRf 1PROPERTIES KKDMONCYteM^tj tiamtwtaMowwt $800, obo. 407-416-5602. *5 Otec Changer i to I / 407-321-8990 407-782-0273 ORAMOC.VOLUSIA' M 2 0 . Newly Painted Intertor, New Carpal, S u m tE s <07-221-7959 1141,900 181—Appliances Ac Furniture For Sale Mated: 40 , Oar 2000 Sq Ft, In-tew Qtra Wfeeparate Entrance, Lte Rm. Dm Rm Fam. Rm. Game Rm, Scr On 1/3 Aera Kanmore Heavy Duly Waaher/Dryer Set, $200 KW.MO. PAUL OSBORNE VEN TU R E 1 PROPERTIES 101 32T4164 407-314-3050 Matching tote A love eeet. SM each or S155 lor pr.. new computerdak wfchar, *36. tove velvet rectmer. eic cond, 179, Itbrown velvet wing chair. $89, brass A glaaa floor lamp. 919, 157—Mobile Homes For Sale profmodamoobdlbtosAtnaa table lamp*. $28 . pr. occaa. chair*, mahogoney arm*, upholstered beck end teal. $49/pf ,wicker occaa. chair, S28 . pr whit# washed aq. end tabtea, new m bos. S39 each. 407-378-0283. 3/2 DW. al appkancas A *h*d Gompkteiy id taxreedy bmoM In. $587/mo, inctedea lot rent, wtet approved credit. 407-323•1W. TTP S aTFeT 231—Cars For Sale S ittin g i t W i Cara For four Dog or Cat m four Heme White You Are Qcnal PtenlyofTLC. WBbring Inneewpaperi.me* did even 1 AvaAaPte Upon Cal 407-314- Pot AJI Leaks. Light Plumbing. Electrical A 407-302-9123 407-438-6273 1993 Plymouth Corona: 4 dr. good tiras, runs, good trsnaportaOon, $700, 407-327W t3 . _____ 1907 Grand Marqutt white, lopd •» feia. 82,700 mi. akterty person haaPwklneon's. canno longer diva. 407-37841283. Leg 209—Clothing COAT, Full length with hood. Slza large, kept In funter Storage $3 ,000. Cal 388-7898070. 211—Antique 4c Collectibles wM pay $800 to IROOOtar K Newton, A. Hter. O. Buckner A L Roberta oil B uy Motorcyo.es/4Wheelers For Sale M— . 11— I wv WeWOQ N once o p a u c tio n This aucSon wk be held on JULY 18, 3088. at 9 00 AM at 329 Auin Ave . Oviedo, FL me vehidee on the day before foe Auction horn 9AM und 6PM Terms are cash or cerWted tends only. OVIEDO TOWING reesrvss Sts right to accept or refuse any and (4 Kokomo Recycling: 407-321-0004 •18 W. 1ST, Sanford M-F, 10-8, BaLB-1 _— fQ-J POf t-D*u3 I-MOW 2004 KAWASAKI motor cycle VtN# JKA20CA114B519948 Pubkah: July 3. 2009 S007 1- Poterte 193,900 each oko 300-798-9330 276-Fence 278-Handy Man Aeeembty 1 1 407-877-4887 HANOBONHELP.COM • Spurious .Apartments with large Closets • Lake Front • Volleyball • Sparkling I'Qol » Tennis Court* Country lake i MartmeMs ted* HOTICt OF AUCTION This auction w# b* hatd on JULY IS. 1008. al 900 AM W 329 Aukn Ave.. Ovtedo. F L 1980 RUNABOUT RNM01087M80E 1983 CHEVROLET 1G8GC20M5DF148942 1983 FORD 1FABP27F20F182809 1984 SUBARU JF1AM43B8EC413128 1989 CHEVROLET 1GNEV18K3KF138993 1990 DODGE 1B4GK94R9LX1S8912 1990 HYUNDAI KMHV012J4LU003711 1990 GMC 1GTDC14H9LE535088 1991 TOYOTA 4TISV21ESMU3290S8 1991 PONTIAC 1G2JC94K0M7989573 1992 CHEVROLET 2CNBE18U8N8920832 1994 MERCURY SMARM 15J9RR842910 1994 FORD 1FARP11J5RW108041 1999 ISU2U JACDJ98V8S7917433 ProtpecliM bKktert may impact Ih* MhadM on Yw day betor* th* Auction from 9AM und 8PM term* am caah or camhad tends only. OVIEDO TOWING raaarvsa lha right to accapt or rateaa any and aS ted*. Th* following vahlcla* ar* Onerea totemjs 1998 HONDA VIN# 1HGEJ8I48TL04808T «6 1999 SATURN VIN# IG8ZK327XSZ309083 Pubteh: Jufy 3. 2005 9008 VbMeloAuction WHEN: 7-22-9008 at 900 a n WHERE: Aitamonw Storage Co., t49 Markar St.. A*amoM» Spring*. FL 32701. Vtew vehicto t/2 hour prior to •ate 1988 VW Pubteh: July 3. 2009 VIN# 1102127279 S008 NOTICKOFAUCTION Thu auction wd b* hatd on JULY 19. 2008. at 900 AM at 329 Aukn Am .. CMado. F L ProtpacttM Th# following vwM dtt qffierwJ for bids: biddar* may 1984 FORO VIN# 1FARP19J4RW139329 1990 MAZDA VIN# JM1BG232XL0184007 Pubteh: Mi 3.2009 S02S Yard Sales....5 lines for $15 Classified Contract Rates (Requires minimum 5 lines per day and 13 week contract. Credit Application Required) 5 ‘ 10lhes.u...u........ .jMffline Single Story Design W ith 17 M o le a s e & A n n ro u Q il C re d it Pubteh: July 3. 2009 S024 4 line ad. . . . . . . ............. 1 week $ 1 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 weeks $36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 weeks $25............ ’.4 weeks $45 Come Check Us OutJ 1 s t M o n t h 's R e n t KNAFBt213W9739T9a (Prepayment Required) SpecieWtng InVlnyt Fencing ■Free Estimates HJcensed/tniured ■Quality Work ■Prompt Service impact th* Mhcte* on tie day bators th* Aucfon from 1AM w id 8PV. Tkrm* ar* eaah or carttttad tend* onty OVIEDO TOW MO raaarvsa 8is rigM to accapt or rateaa arty and a* 1996 PLYMOUTH 1P3ES22C4TD984I70 1998 KIA Classified Rates Central Florida Fence AJI Typea o» Fence Aluminum, Cana, Coppar, s300 OFF als The fodowtng vehidee are 219—Wanted to Convenient Spacious Affordable Nokce is hereby gven the fol­ lowing vehicles wii be id d at auction on 07/11/9088. 0300 PM at 117 MARKER ST ALTA­ MONTE SPRINGS, FL 32701. pursuant to subsection FS 713 78 COURTESY TOWING INC reserves the right to accept or reiect any and/or a* bats 8703. CaH 321-883-A233 Country Style City Living M an S p a cla l is c e l l a n e o u s Mot TuttSpn 5 person. Shp,20 lets. cab.. Lights, never used. Warrty. retail $4300. sacrifice. $1908 407-270-1992 1 9 * — P e t s At AveW Fareeteaertl Can NOTICE Cater To Real Estate Companies 223— 40.1a NmiNm Carpal Nn Ceramic Til* Painted tnt/Eit. f 190,900 AI‘s Handy H\ Do Big or Sma* Jobs •VCR I •vyatarn*mm1300cam QMM m fbpod Legals Legals L eg a ls pr o vem en t Studio Apartments 11 • 20 l i n e s ............................! 80< /lin e 21 or more lines..................70piline Starting at s 4 7 4 M M C w iin n iN is i 417423-NH Legal Advertising 3291 S. Sanford Avt., Sanford $4.95 per column inch 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford • 330-5204 H EB iu a S u n n c i D ir e c t o r y PAYMENTS A TO P U C E AD CALI 407-322-2611 FO REIG N & DO M EST IC HIGHTECH AUTO INC. r p e p ' ROAD SIDE TOWING ASSISTANCE WITH OIL CHANGE ■Compultr Diagnosis •As Conditioning - Fuel Iniectad -Tune Up J RATES DIMCTQIKY . C re d t approval te required tor Invoiced 7-323-9408 raaponiMa for *mx» in an adverHeameri i not cori M steak dtar me Ad appear*. The newspaper • not r tede whfooever lor wiy date made by an ad or tor any Or oppom^vfM* nNarad by our advwttw* Wa or pruetote m* purenaaea or saw of any product eery ■fodkaRwl mat cnoaaai to advamaa m h a newspapar. me RgN to rafuaa and/ail Mvamtmg -a daam napproI py our company siandarda RECHARGE * 2 9 * 5 SPECIAL •Suapenaion •Transmission* 407-830-7074 Til Commerce Ckd*. Longwood ■ IN S P E C T IO N S S E R V IC E Com plete year Specialise In round quality service that you Service directory ede ere $80 per month per block or 898 per m onth for 2 blocks. (Changes first of eech month) 9 < T X MVS4064 « " .... CLASSIC CUTS LAWN CARE .........«M ...1Ml coupon can depend on. Com m ercial and Residential Concrete, Tile, Block’ 4 Stucco Free Estim ates No Job Ibo Small! 407-617-0740 407-375-3160 I I iBuytfo ores FL .c o m $ Fair Prices SCash S Avoid Fore­ closure 407-461-7541 t-v; RefersTIM FU LL S E R V IC E PR ESSU RE W ASH IN G COM PANY FAMILY OWNED * OPERATED SINCE 1962 Free Estimate* Pteaae Call 407-497-1175 s e rv ic e dlractonr ^ A llm a n * Roofing Specializing In Rerooflng G Repairs 407 - 322-1926 To Loot This Cool It Can'tAll 1 HiuA A Wear NEW T E C H N IQ U E , R eis' S « n lC 8 I K ? — We Accept All Credit Cards. Tree Removal. Trimming. Bobcat Svc. Firewood. Free Estimates Lic/lns 407-33 What service do you offer?... Tell the community in the SERVICE DIRECTORY f» 1 x Trknmlrtg t .(UatawL Hading, Pruning, Stump . Grinding, Bobcat tail, d. EXPERT SPECIALTY CLEAN THE CLEANERS FOR THE WELL Bring this Ad get 20% Off DRESSED PROFESSIONAL rIOn, vWlOl Discounts Fully UcAu. AComplete F ra n k ie ’s C le a n e rs 2109 French Ave. Sanford, FL 32771 (407) 323-8884 «$IM>4WM Tree Service Co. 407-719-7301 noiMuna* wecnn 407-3214444 Specializing In RESIDENTIAL & NEW CONSTRUCTION Lttrmd•Hundnl•Insured .h k About Our Sub­ contractors And Handyman Specials 407 - 324-1177 '.4tj ProTooCall CARPET CLEANING SeedN: *59.95 Whole house steam cleaned ( up to 6 Rooms - - Truck Mounted Equipment U IR C N 5 IS S I 407-324-1147 S U N B R IT E LAUNDRY Open 24 Hours Tue *Wed *Thur Double Load Washer $1.00 Triple Load Washer $2.00 Drop Ott and Dry Cleaning Services Also AyaitaDie 2921 S. Orlando Dr. (17 92 9 Sav A id Ptua) Sanford. FL •407-320-1999 HHBITHT FOR HUMRNITV LOOKING FOR PROPERTY D o n a t io n s f o r ta x w r tta -o fl a n d to p u r c h a s e m in im u m 6 ,0 0 0 s q u a r e fe a t o f b u lld a b la la n d . II can 407-696-5855 �L b c a u L eg als havatg daima or • 2 5 * 2 e S 5 « * VEN ft— — out ol and “ ft! N M I t iN Cdirty NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O |2) OR MORE YEARS AFTER THC D ECED EN TS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. PuMah: June M . 2003 and July 3.2006 Tha d m of IlfM puMcaflon ol tola None* N Juna 26. 2009 M T H i CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CMCUfT, M AMO FOR daima w«h taa court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUB­ LICATION OF THIS NOTICE. two (2) year* or more after tie decedent's data ol death K Tha data of tie first pubttcatton ol taa noace la Juna 26. 2006 JOHN HERBERT WENOELBOC 109 Oortand Road OWChadtam. NY 12136 I t M Chevrolet S10. Oman. C b * Cab Pickup — # 1QCC819W 3T1139323 Ik s * JM M JX FREDERICK NICHOLAS WENDELBOE 4240 Briar Croak Road Ctommorw. NC 27012 Co-Personal Rapreeentalfvee o* a m in e * County, Florida. *■ • 1HX) A M . o n fw I3t« day of A4y A O . 3008 oflsr tor sate and M i b N highest Udder. FOR CASH M HANO ANO SUBJECT TO AMY AND A U EXISTING LIENS, al aw From (South) Doer, at Hta nagpoie, of tw County ShaMTs , IX B uahB taL, Sanford. FRANK C. WHIG HAM, ESQUIRE Ftonda Bar No 169290 STEN8TR0M , MdNTOSH. COLBERT. WHIG HAM, REISCHMANN 6 PARTLOW. PA Poat Olllca Boa 4648 Santort, FL 37772-4648 Tataphona: 407/322-2171 Attorney lor Paraonal Juno 12.19.39, and July 3rd 2006 «ah N u U on <Ady 13, 2006. N O TICE REGAROINQ THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES A CT OF 1990. PERSONS W ITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TA C T THE ENFORCEABLE W RITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHER­ IF F S OFFICE. 100 BUSH BOULEVARD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. 32773 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS (407) 6656912. Pubksh: Juna 12. 19. 26. 2009 and JUy3.2009 R064 M T H I CIRCUIT COURT FOR ■1 W HOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 09-CP-IM 7 GEORGIA J BARKS. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ttw admeustratton of ttw Ol GEORGIA J. BARKS, dicaand. whose data ol daadi wee Juna 7, 2006. la panting m l a O ra * Court lor Sananoia County, Florida, Probata OMaion. ttw address of which* 301 N. Park Avanua. Sanford. FL. 32771. Tha namaa and addresses of tha Paraonal RaptaaanuUva and Em Paraonal Representative’* anorA I cradrtora ol tha dacadam and oihar persona having dakne or damanda agamat decadent's aatata. on whom a copy of tfu* nodes la reqmrad to Da aarvad Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TH IS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l othar cradnora ol tha dacedant and pariona having claims or damanda agamat decedent's aatata muat Wa tha* daima with Ova Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIM E PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE A FTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED Tha data ol bat publication ol h a Nottca it Juna 26. 2003 Jamaa A Barks Paraonal Reprasantat/va 1120 W Fail SOaat. Suita B Sanlord, Florida 32771 JAMES A BARKS. Attorney Ftonda Bar No. 197364 1120 W Fral Stiaat. Suita B Sanford, FL 32771 Telephone 407/321-1224 Attorney for Paraonal Ftopraaantafiva Pubkah Juna 26. 2003 and Juty 3.200S R145 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE #: 03-CP-1067 IN RE ESTATE OF ELISABETH E WENOELBOE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha admmiaifaaon ol a* el ELISABETH f WCNOCL BOC dataaaad F it 2003 CP 10*7 a parking at Wm Grcw t Court tor C u rt / FturiOv Probate D»waa.ai v « « U n « Ol m'mJ< m 901 N Par* *»• I t M r 22771 h a ir n a t are addiaaaaa </ Pa'kuw i H a t-ftr— r 1- — and »a l a v r a h ^ « u > M iw a aba •mi are mt kaP> M ciataraa PuMah: Juna 26. 2009 and July 3.2009 R146 M TH B O R C U TT COURT OF THC EIGHTIEMTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BEWNOLE COUNTY, FLORKM PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 06-O662-CP IN RE: THE ESTATE OF CARL HONORE DESMARAIS, NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO A U PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Tha admnisiraiion ol tie Ol CARL HONORE DES­ MARAIS. deceased. File Number 060932-CP; a pending m tha Groat Court lor Semmole County, Florida, Probals Ofvtston, tie edcXesi ol which N Pool Office Drawer C. Santord, FL. 32772 Tha namaa and eddroeaea ot ttw personal reprosontettve and that petsonal rep- A U INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAJ________ IN RE: ESTATE OF i X I EaatPma! Ortondo. F I 32601-4940 Taiaphona: 407/6390120 FacWrrafa 407/641-9726 6 mi •w n fi ftor e w rsrsonsi A a iM W e l Cowl WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB­ LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THBTTY (30) OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM Noftathatindmg ttw tkrw periods F. Samtnda County. Florida OF THIS NOTICE. on whom a copy ol taa la required to be aarvad A l attar u adtoi oI 9<a dece­ dent and otter paraona having daima or damanda agamat A l craditori ol the decadent and other paraona having daana or damanda againat tie daca­ dant'a aatata on whom a copy of this nottca la served wtoan Ihraa month! after tha date ol tie drat publication ol tva nottca must Ma (hair daima with Ova 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 II other creditor* ol tie dec*or damanda agamat tie aatata ol daana with Ova Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS ANO DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR­ EVER BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS JUNE 26. 2006 Marjory K Desmarais 1391 Winston Road MaiUand. FL 32791 Personal Representative L Millar WWuuna. Esquire Florida Bar No 0772143 WILLIAMS 6 WILLIAMS Poet Olfica Box 3626 Orlando. FL 32602 Tataphona 407/646-4333 Attorney lor Paraonal Representalive Publish Juna 26. 2003 and July 3.2003 RI47 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION RLE NO. 060742-CP IN RE ESTATE OF JOHN HOOVER. J R . NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha admavatrattem ol lha estate ol JOHN HOOVER. JR deceased. File Number 050742-CP. IS pending in tha Circuit Court tor Seminole County. Fiords. Probata Drvwam. toe address ol wtven • Sammola County Courthouse 301 N Park Avenue. Santord, FL. 32771 The names and addresses ol the Personal Representative and lha Paraonal Representative s attor nay are am torth betow At creditors of lha decadent and offier parsons havmg darns or damanda agamat decadents estate on whom a copy ol tfvs nottca has Dean aarvad must Na me* cteens wan ova Court WITHIN THE LATER O f 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 OArS AFTER THE DATE OF SER / a OF A COPT OF THIS NOTCC ON th e m Ae u*«r tredAus (A toe dace oars and paras** i « * g Oam* w damanda agave* tod daue <W< I etseie rawtol Me tod* uw>* war. »ee C u d AftTMtoy I MONfret At U K In f DATE fjf Ivd IM S I PUBUCATKAy L eg a ls L eg als 4227 not Mar town 2 working day* of your racatpf of tot* nottca. ft haartng or vofca impaired. 1-6X-985-6T71. it no cost to you. to Vw provfsron of certain aaalstance. Ptaaaa contact Court Admmwtrabort at X I N Ptok Avanua. SufH N X I . Santord. FL. 32771, (407) 666-4227, wshm 2 worttmg daya of you raoaipt of toka ncttca. 9 you era haartng or votoa impattad. cs< 1600-993-8771 L eg als A U CLAIMS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. A U CLAIMS NOT SO FILED W U BE FOREVER BARRED That aafct aata la balng mada to *' fw lamia ol Ma wnt ol L eg a ls OMad tote I8to day of Ame. 2X6. R1» EVELYN HOOVER c/o JERALD S. BEER. Esq. PO. Boa 4626 Waal Palm Beach. Florida 33402 JERALD S. BEER Ftonda Bar No. 310311 BOOSE CASEY G KLM LUBTT2 MARTENS MCBANE 6 O’CONNELL 9is n . f l a g l e r d r ., s u it e 1600 PO. BOX 4626 WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33402 Tataphona: 961-632-9900 Attorney lor Paraonal PuMah: Juna 26. 2009 and July 3.2009 R149 M TH B O R C U TT COURT FOR COUNTY, Maryanrw Maria Garfc of toa ClrcUl Court By Mary Stooupa Deputy Clark PubBtok Juna 26.20X rad July 3. 2003 HISS Law Office of Marthal C. 18X NW 49TH STREET. SUITE COUNTY, FLORBA 1» FT LAUDERDALE. FL 333X Tataphona: (964) 433-0363 FaeaMto: (964) 771-6092 C A M MO: M C A 864 140 MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. PLAMRFF PuMah: Juna 26.2006 and July 3. 2009 R1S3 M T H i G R O U T COURT OP THE 16TH JU O K U L CM CUT, M A M ) FOR lE M M O ti COUMTY. VS. FLORIDA STATE TRUST CORPORATION AS TRUSTEE UNOER TRUST F IX A/K/A I X CLOVE COURT LAND TRUST DATED JULY 17, 2003; BENEFICIAL FLORIDA. INC.; TIMOTHY PATRICK JONES; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP TIM OTHY PATRICK JONES; JOHN DOE ANO JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) C A M NO. 06-CA-711-140 WELLS FARGO BANK N A . AS TRUSTEE FOR MASTfl ASSET-BACKED SECURITIES TRUST J004-OPT2, v*. NOTICE OP JOHNNIE DENNIS. PROBATE O riX K M n u fti IN RE: ESTATE OF DONALD LEE WELLER. TO CREDITORS Tha adnvndtoatton of tow of DONALD LEE W EU ER . daceaaad. Fla Number 06-CP920: d pending in Vw G ra d Court for Sammola County, Ftonda. Probale Dfvtann, tote addreaa of which d P O Drawer C. Sanford, Florida 32771. Tha mee and addraaaaa of tote Paraonal Representative and toe Paraonal RapraaantaifvaY CfMOnon oi m# oiC M inT ana or damanda againat decadent* aatata. including unmafurad, rtttrtganf or unlqutdalad ciafma on whom a copy of tore nottca d aarvad must Ma thaw daima with tod Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. other eradhtf of toe daceor demands against S I Stal l , including unmafurad, conflnganl or unttquidatad daima, muat Ma tie* claima with tod court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha data of lha Aral puDtocation of tola nottca d June29. 2009. Paraonal Repreaentattve CHARLES E. W EUER TOSAndrewa Drive Longwood. FL 32790 Thomas S. Reacar Florida Bar No. 0197731 966 Douglaa Avenue, Suae 100 Altamonte Springs, FL 327142064 Tadphona: 4077786-0290 Attorney tor Paraonal Representative PuMah: Juna 26. 2003 and Juty 3.2003 RI49 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SIM N O LS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE #: OS-C P-961 IN RE: ESTATE OF MARGARET MCLAIN. MITCHELL NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha administration of Via estate of MAROARET MITCHELL MCLAIN. deceased. File Number 05-CP-93I; d pending m tie Gram Court tor Sammola County. Florida. Probata Division, toe address ol which is 301 N. Park Ave, Sanford. Ftonda 32771 Tha namaa and addresses ol tha Paraonal Representative and Paraonal RepraeanUttve s attor nay are sat lor Al cracktors of tha decadent and other parsons havmg daima or damanda against dacadant’a astala, including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated daima on whom a copy of tow nottca w aarvad. muat Ns toe* daima with tow Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (X ) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al othar creditors of toe dace dent and othar persons having claims or demands against decadents estate, including unmatwed. contingent or unkqwddted claims must Ma tha* claims with tow court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A U CLAIMS NOT SO FILED W tU BE FOREVER BARRED Norwitoiitandmg tow tme peri­ ods sal torth above, any da*n Med two (2) years or more after tow decedents dale of deMi w barred The dale of tow U si puMcjtam <J tov* nukce w Junedtt 2003 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuer* to • Summary Final Judgment of Foracfoaura dated JUN 16. 2 X 6 entorwd In C M Caaa No. 0SCA-964-14-O of tow Gram Court of toe 18TH Judktel OrcuN In and tor SEMfNOLE County, Santord. Florida, I wB sal to toa Ngfwat and be* DOOT rOr cu n II Ini W UI rroni Door al tow SEMINOLE Counfy Courtoouaa tocatad to X I North Park Avanua In Santord. Florida, a l t l X am. on toa 15th day ol Septambor. 2003 toa to<owing property aaaat torth In Summary Final Judgment, to**: LO T 39. SANDALWOOD. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS PAGE 11. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dated tow day of JUN 18.2005 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Clark of toa Clraat Court NOTICE OP NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN pursuanltoa Final Judgment of Foracfoaura dated toa I6to day of June, 2X6. and antorad In Caaa No. 05-CA-O715, of toa G ra B Court of toa I8to JudtoM Circuit in and tor Sammola County. Florida, wherein WELLS FARGO BANK N.A.. AS TRUSTEE FOR MA8TR ASSET-BACKED SECURITIES TR U ST 2X4-O PT2 H toa PlatoM and JOHNNIE DENNIS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOHNNIE DENNIS; JOHN OOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY wli te l to tow Ikghaal and baal biddar tor caaft at toa WEST FRONT DOOR al Seminole County Courthouse. In SANFORD, Ftonda. at ti X am. on lha 16th day of August, 2003. too lolowing described proparty as sat torth in said Final Judgment, totat By: Mary Stooupa Deputy Clark PuMah in: Tha Sammola Herald THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P.A. ATTORNEY FOR PlAPfTtFF X I S. University Drive SuMe soo Plantation. FL 33324 (934)233-6000 06-39027 PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE FIRST INSERTION TO 954233-6399 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. persona baMMfea needing a Spa Oaf accommodation should ootv COURT ADMMISTRATION. * at toa SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-669-4227, 1800-933-6771 (TOO) or 1-600995-8770, via Florida Relay Service PuMah: Juna 26, 2009 and July 3. 2003 R192 M T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M ANO FOR SEM M OLI COUNTY. FLOMOA CIVIL DIVISION C A M NO. 06-CA-796-140 DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE OF AMERIQUEST MORTGAGE SECURITIES. IN C . ASSET-BACKED PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2004-R7, UNDER THE POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF JULY 1.2004. WITHOUT RECOURSE. LOT 226. OF PICKETT DOWNS UNIT IV. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF. RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 37. PAGES 6387. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA In accordance with lha A rt tog a apodal accommodation n participate In tola proceeding should contact lha Court Admmwtrstor at X I N. Park Avanua. Santord FL 32771. Taiaphona Number (407)6654227 not later than 2 working ■daya of--year receipt -at -tola nottca. N haartng or veke impaired. 1-600-999-6771. > Dated tow 16th day of Juna. 2009. Maryanrw Morse Clark of tow Grain Q xsl By Mary Stroupa Deputy Clark Law Office ot Marshall C. t a x NW 49TH STREET. SUITE IX FT. UUOEROALE. a 33309 Tataphona (994) 493-0369 Facsmvla: (994) 771-6092 PuMsh: June X . 2003 and A*y 3.2003 R194 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EtGHTllMTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA M A M ) FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURtSOICnOM DIVISION CASE NO. 06-CA-7S7-14-G ERNEST F. MELLO, JR A/K/A ERNEST F. MELLO. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE LOT 675 SPRING OAKS UNIT 5 ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF RECORDED iN P U T BOOK 16 PAGES 21 22 OF THC PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMiNCXE COUNTY FlORJ DA RertcvvW Reps accordance jO ttiE MCLAtorW 223t Punaetta Lnva CHASE HOME FINANCE. LLC. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff, vs. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment oI Forectoaure dated lha 16to day Of June. 2009. and entered m Co m No 05-CA4407. of toe Grant Court of toe 16th Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminole County. Florida. wher DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE OF AMERIQUEST MORTGAGE SECURITIES. INC.. ASSETBACKED PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 2004-R7. UNOER THE POOLINO AND SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF JULY 1, 2004. W ITHOUT RECOURSE w tow Ptamutt and ERNEST F MELLO. JR A/K/A ERNEST F MELLO, DEBBIE S BLAKELY; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DEBBIE S BLAKELY; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ERNEST F MELLO. JR AJHIA ERNEST F MELLO. JOHN DOE. JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY tit Defendants l w4 tel to tow highest and best bidder lor cash at the WEST FRONT DOOR at toa Sammola County Courthouse m SANFORD Ftonda. at tt 00am on tow iMh day el August. 2X6 tow kxkw mg described property as set torth n sad Fmaf Judgment to ento Act Umgwoud FL >7779 mg a M e ( M de e ■ («*■«• li / i t i Bar No 172S71 Mwemen N awtwrg bene Hu* Is/W iwe 6 Ik ia r PA Putf CAM* Bur *940 irs s ff otmtacf tow C a rt M a n a k d u rto » 1 h Park Areri.a tto A rf Ft 3/771 Iwwpreaw Number i*07<0*4 MARVIN T. REGISTER, si s i. Dolandant(s). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE B A LI NOTICE IS HEREBY OrVEN pursuant to a Final Aidgment of Foreclosure dated Juna 16 2X3 and antared in Casa No 05-757-CA-14-G. of toe Circuit Court of tha EIGHTEENTH Juckoal Cwcuit to and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. Ftonda wtwrem CHASE HOME FINANCE. LLC. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CHASE MANHATTAN MORT GAGE CORPORATION is PtamMI and MARVIN T REGIS­ TER. at aL. are Defendants. I wa sal to lha highest and bast biddar tor cash at tow West front door of tow Courthouse n SAN­ FORD SEMINOLE County. Ftonda. 11 X AM o dock on tha 14th day of July. 2X3. toa tal­ lowing dasenbad property as tat forth n said Fmaf Judgment to LOT 64, CRYSTAL RIDGE. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 36 PAGES 96 96 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA. aka 104 Fredrick Avanua Laae Mary Ftortoa 32746 DATED tow ieth day Ol Jena 2X3 MARVANNE MORSE As Clark of toa Court By Mary Stroupa As Deputy Clark tabor t G4MJ P A 9BX SW 77th Avanua Sue# too Ifw n Fkmde 3JI3B 2B19 I'JOBbaj 4110 PrtfM i 6ANF 0*40 HALO t fta, are a (wrwr- v « a N M a/, m oaOav to M T M CM CUT COURT OF T M D O K TIIN TH JUMCML emeurr M A M ) FOR I COUNTY. , CAM MX: 66-CA-1166-140 PLYMOUTH PARK TAX SERVICES. LLC. vs L eg als NOTICE OF PUM JC AUCTION Nottca la hereby given; McConrwS Motors wffi sal to PUbflc Auctton For Sakra tor CaMi on demand t o N^wto X PONT. 223679*410X91 Ttw Audton wfibe held N 9 X am. on said dsiaa sbovA M cCcm N XctoKtt. *** * * * " ■ * * * ** ■ " -; 33773. Proapaellva tvdoars prior tosMo Terms era-CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS’ McConrwl Motors i serves ttw right to accapf or ra(acf wiy Pubastc JuN X 2006 SOX NOTICE TTm St. Johtw Rtvar Water Management DtMtct haa lor Emrironmanfaf Ftaacurca Ponrtttjs) Wendy’S NE of Ftorida Inc.. 200 NW liO t l A m . 110. Bywood. FL 3 X 0 8 . flpp9cM on # 4 0 -1 1 7 -2 1 9 * 4 ^ )4 . p « (oct it locaM in Somtooft Counl)L 8#eBon IS. *1 South. Rang* 31 E a t Tho ERP ippfcMfcin to lar ooniB t iX x or a surface water managarrwnl system tor a 0 79-acra. cow nw dal davafopmanf known as Ovfado WNndyX Pttaaa B o* Lockwood Vilago Ratal Cantor. M. C BROOKS, at SL. NOTICt OF ACTION CONBTWUCT1V1 SERVICE-PROPERTY TO DEFENDANTS M. C. BROOKS ANO EVA BROOKS. A/K/A EVA BROOKS WILLIAMS. HIS WIFE. 6 bring, and N daad. their spouaaa. devtoeea. hairs, grantees and cradltortt. an partas daftping infarasf by. EtoouX- under or kw Jaa Or --. CWiTWiy D |rnw |e u W navtny , ww au right, Stta or mtaraaf m and to tow roof property harem AND ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY CON­ CERN YOU ARE NOTIFIED Ihaf an adton to quM Ma on Vw to***tog property to Samtoota Counfy. Florida: Lot 16. BOYKIN P U C E . ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR P U T THEREOF RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 7. PAGE X . PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA has bean Nod againat you and you are raqutrad to aarva a copy of your written datonaaa. if any, to It on JOHN JAY WATKINS. ESQUIRE. pMnttfTa attorney, whoee addreaa la Pool Office Bos 230. LaBolto. Florida 33979. on or before July X . 2003. and Ma toa original wttfi tha dark of (hie Court eaher before service on lha PiatattfTs attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwfaa. a Default wM be antorad against you for lha relief demanded to the Complaint or Tha *•(■) containing each of ttia to o n Is tori app*etofon(t)ara ■vaflabto tor Irwpactton Monday through Friday sro sd tor togf holdays. SCO am . to 5.00 p.m at ttw SI. Johna f * « r WtottN Managamant Dfatrtct Itoadqul aitt or Eia flpproprtaSa Sarvtaa Cantor. WrEton obtaettona to lha appacalon may ba m a X should be nfad with (racatvad by) f » Otorict dm *. 606* B f U SL. PatoBta. Florida 32177-142*. m lator Etan 1 4 X y tto o m f» data of pubUcatton. Wrifton obNcitona should ktortofy 9ta obfactor by nama and addraa*. and toty daaotoa Bw c*(K*on to B» pfleabon. rang a written ob)acilon doaa not entttto ir m to a Chapter I X . Florida Stolutoa. AdminWradse Ttoertng. (M y wa paraona whoee wbetanttof totareeto are Ntoctad by • » sppflcation and who Na a patNon meeting ttw requlrantorti of Seettorw 1 X 5 9 6 toid 1 X 5 7 , Ftorkto StaSutoa, and C tm *m 2810*. Florida AdmtototraEva Coda, may obtotn an AcbnlntoBaMa hearing. A l tmafy Nad wtEton obfaettona wfl ta praaantod to Bw Board tor corwtdaraBon to ttodaXarN tox on xpfcM ton prior to Hit d o v u lawng voaon on in# Gloria Lewie, DIvtoton Otrector. Division ot ParmN SL Johna Rtvar Water ManagomarK District PubMh: Juty 3. 2006 S011 1 Santord, FL 33773 Unaltu wJ I.>ii 1.. Vi la,. ■Ofnluf Tha District Board of Trusta ss of Semtooto Community Colags announces a monthly Board mooting to which a l persona are Data and Tima: Tueodey. July 19,2009 7 X PM Seminole Community Cotege Sentofd/Leke Mary Cempua vwioon Aaminitintion DUWjNig Board Moettng Room. A200 I X Weldon Boulevard Santord. Florida 32773 Regular Monthly Board Meeting Purpose: Dated JUN 14.2003 MARYANNE MORSE As Clark of too Couri By: Deborah Conant Deputy dark John Jay Watkina. P A P O Bos 290 Laflola. FL 339794)250 PuMah: June X . 2 0 X and July 3. 10.17. 2009 R IM M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I M Q H W N TH JUDICIAL CM CUT M AM ) F O A M * N O LI COUNTY. FLORIOA a V IL CASE NO.: 0SCA-1219-19-A IN RE: FORFEITURE OF 69.490 X IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY NOTICE OF FORFEITURE COMPLAINT TO: Terrance Oenard Parktoa 1407 South Locust Avanua Santord. Florida 32771 and al ottwrs who claim an toterosi to toa foiowtog property: S9.4K X in Untied Slates Currency Donald F Eskngar. to hie official capacity aa Shenfl of Sammola County. Florida, through hit offi­ cers. toveattgstora or agents, sabad ttw above property on or about May 3, 2003, at or near tha area of 1424 Wtodridga Clrcia. Sanford. Seminole County. Florida. Said property is to too custody of ttw Shenfl of Sammola County for ttw pur posa of forfeiture pursuant to sections 932.701-932.704. Florida Statutes. A Verified Complaint for Fmaf Judgment of Forfeiture has bean Nad to the abovo-stytad Court I HEREBY CERTIFY tool a true and correct copy of this Nottca ol Fortailure Comptaml waa tor nahad by U S. carolled mad, return raoaipt requested, to ttw above-named addressee thw 22nd day of June. 2X5. TesftaM Scoiaro General Counsel Florida Bar No 0066623 Sammola County Shanfl’s Office I X Bush Boulevard Santord. Florida 32773 (407) 663-6603 ■ Attorney lor Pattborwr Publish June 26. 2009 and July 3. 2005 RI57 UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION Removal of too doaenbod vehi­ cles was conducted to compkanca with F S 71X76. Nottca that Harry* Towing wdl sal sad vehicles al Pubkc Auction tor Cash on JULY IS. 2006 al I0 X A M al 102N MapfaAvo Santord. FL. 32771 A l vehicles sold AS IS No into guaranteed Harrys Towing reserves toa nghl to tkd on any voTvcfa Vervcies may be vwwed one hour poor t o sale 2X 2 JAGUAR SAJEA31D02XC33331 1993 SATURN 1G6ZE128232325744 1992 PONTIAC 1G2WHS4T1NF287664 1965 CHEVROLET 1G6C9I6B3F6113232 1990 FORD ?FAPRJ6 <6LBII9002 A copy of tha agenda may ba obtainad by writing to Dr. E. Ann McGea at I X Weldon Boulevard. Santord. Florida 32773 or by calling Linda Cowais at 407-328-2010 and arranging lor an agenda to be aent electronic ily . Pursuant to the provtotons of the Americana with DtoaMNoe A rt any paraon requiring special sccommcdatiorw to perttdpali to this meeting Is asked to tdvtoe Semtooto CommunEy C o*»g> 1 least 46 hours before the moettng by contacttng Unde Coweto at 407-329-2010 II you are hearing or speech Impattad. ptoaae contact Baminoto Community Collage by ceDng Ms. Dorothy Paishan el 407-328-21W . Persona are advised ttieL If they decide to appeal any dactoion m ad# i f this , lh a v w ill rtooed af tfca n cn fa w rifin i >ttrtd tor such purpose, tttoy mqy need to insure that a vertMfttn record of the proceedings it mads, which record Incfudee the testimony and evidence upon which tha appeal ia to be baaed, per Section 296 0103. Florida Statutes Publish: July 3. 2005 S010 NOTICE TO THe PUBLIC SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY NOISE EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE OETERMMATION Tha Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has evaluated tha Itool submission of the Noise Exposure Maps (NEM ) and sup­ porting documentation transmitted by totter on June 9. 2005, to accordance with Section 103(a) (1) of the Aviation Safety and Noise Abatement Act ol 1979 (ANSA), and has determined ffiat they are to compliance with applicable requirements of 14 CFR Part I X . Tha FAA haa determined that lha mape and tables entitled Exhibit 1 "Aircraft Fight Tracks-Proposed IFR Fight Tracka-Runway 9R 27L’ , Exhibit 2 "Existing Lend Use". Exhibit 3 -2 X 4 ONL Contours’ . Exhibit 4 "2009 DNL Contours*, Exhibit S ’Future Lend Use*. Table 14 "2004 DNL Contour Area*. Table 15 *2004 Population Within the DNL Contours’. Table 16 *2X9 DNL Contour Area*, and Table 17 *2X9 Population Within DNL Contours* fulfil the requirements (or lha currant and ttw 5-yeer noise exposure maps. Tha FAA’s determination that tho Nose Exposure Mape are to compliance • limited to a finding that Die maps ware developed in accordance with the procedures contained in Appendix A of FAR Part I X . Such determination doss not constitute approval of data, information or plane. Should questions arise concerning the precise relationship of specific properties to noise exposure contours depicted on the Noise Exposure Maps, it should be noted that the FAA w* not be involved in any way to determining ttw relative locations of spe­ cific properties with regard to ttw depeted noise contours, or in interpreting tha maps to resolve questions concerning, tor exam­ ple. which properties should ba covered by Die provisions of Section 107 ol tha Act. These functions ire inseparable from the ultimate land use control and planning rasponubttiboe of local government. These local responstoilibes are not changed to any way under Part I X or through FAAS determination rela­ tive to (he Norse Exposure Maps. Therefore, ttw responsibility tor detailed overlaying of none exposure contours onto the maps depicting properties on tha surface rests exclusively with lha air­ port operator or with those pubic agencies and planning agen­ cies with which consultation is required under Section 103 of ttw A rt Tha FAA rakes on tha certification by lha airport operator, under I X 21 of FAR Part I X . that the statutonty required con­ sultsuon has bean accomplished Tha FAA will publish nottca in the Federal Regular announcing its determination on the Notse Exposure Maps tor ttw Orlando Santord International Airport Notice oI this determination and ttw availability of the Nous Exposure Mape, when published at least three times to a news­ paper of genera/ circulation in tha county or counties where affected parties are tocatad. wiN satisfy ttw requirement! of Section 107 of ttw ANSA AcL Attention w catted to the requirement* of Section 1 X 21 (d) of FAR Part I X . wvtfving ttw prompt preparation and submission of revisions to these maps if any actual or proposed change m ttw operation of ttw Orlando Santord International Airport might create any substantial, new. non-compalibia use in any areas on depicted on the maps Ttw Mows Compatibility Program (NCP). approved on October 2 1 .2 X 2 states that land "acquisitions are united to sxisting non compatible land uses located wtttvn tha 65 ONL nowo contour of ttw official NEM (2X 1 DNL Noise Contours) and consistent with FAA* 1996 remedial mitigation pokey (63 FR 16409) * Should the airport operator intend to fxirenase land «Whm tho new existing contour (2 X 4 ), m i mclud ad n the previous contour ttw NCP should be to reflect ttw new area 1993 FORD I74LP92U98A1070M Documorss are avariacw tor pupke awpartoi during normal tiua*wu hours at Santord Avport Auttiorsy ftecapuon 12X R ad Ctevetend Boulevard Sarflord. Ftonda 199) PONTIAC 1G?NeV4)AF9/XM0) BryarS H Oanse VP Fxiarka * CFO PvMafi >*r J A U Mr19 PUbbSh A>y ) 6 10 2 X 9 M l7 �Tm Mould L eg als ; m t m c m c u i t court o r iH im H T t o r m or n o m o A m u n row ih w o ii coumr cw ld m m m CAM NO.: HCA1SM DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE OP AMEROUEST UORTQAOE SECURmcs, MC.. ASSET BACKED PASS­ THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 3003-AR3 UNOER THE POOLING S SERVICMQ • AGREEMENT DATED AS OF JUNE 1, MOD. WITHOUT RECOURSE. CHARLES H E . FORBES. « ' *. NORM OP ACTION TO CH A R US H E. FORBES AND . UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF C H A U S H E . FORBES, Lam Known AiS H m , 112S TM BERLANE TRAIL. CASSEL­ BERRY, F t 32707 K a M .m t d M d .N p M M cNMns Manat by, torougfi, undot or egetaef CHARLES H E . FORBES ANO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CHARLES H E FORBES, m M portae having or daMng to hauo any right Me or Manat In toe property deecrtoed heratn YOU ARE NOT1FED to* an action tor Foradoaure ol Mortgage on ma toNowtog deecrttted property: LOT 1, BLOCK A COLON­ NADES. FIRST SECTION, ACCOROINO TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF. RECOROEO M PLAT BOOK IE PAGE 7* ■0, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. hoa baan Nad agamal you and you ara roquMd to eerre a oopy ol your written datonaaa, If any. to B, on Uea M. Roger*. Anomay tor Ptatatffl. whoa* addraaa la M l H E . I87to Straw. Sutto 204. North Man* Beach, FL 33162 wANn 30 daya •Aar to* lint pubBcaBon of tot* NoMcs and Na to* original oM» to* d a rt ot N a Court aNhar batora eerric* on PlatoWI'a altomay ot tarTveotatefy toera altar; others*** a datauM oN ba antarad against you tor tha ratal demanded A to# complalnL WITNESS my hand and l a aaal ol N a Court N a day ol JUN2S.2006. Uaryarma Moraa Aa CNrh ol Via Court By Carol Moore Aa Deputy darh boucttationb Eor mtormaaon on Seminole County SCC procurement*. pNaaa MB our aabaAa M aananotacoumya gowrpurbaaing. aatact Currant Preeuramant tor a M ol Ml ■eNa eoBrBatton*. Mary can ba downloaded at no charge. Sotetatlon and Procurement Mmuadm la N u evtatatto at Wa Purehaamg and Contact* DMalon. located In tw County Sarvicae BuAJng, HOT Eaat tel St., Room 3206. Sanford. Florida. Phone 407-S6S-7I3I. To guaramee receipt ot addarv da, aa reepondenti ahould check tie wehatte or contact toe Purehaamg and Comrade OMiton seven catandar daya prior to toe Nad racaMng data ~ iTt— IW T iliN Putdah: July 3.2008 CTTT OP LAKE MARY N O R M OP PUBLIC NEARMO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by toe Mayor and CiyCommfoeton ol too CByotlJhe Mery, Ftortda, that aald Cwnmiadon A d hold a Pubac Haarfog on Thraedep, July 31, M M at TOO p m . or aa aoon aa poaafcie tmaaRar, to conaidar a Nonet at Fwpuaad Change (NOPC) tor Via Rmacuan Devetopment at Ragtond Impact (DRt). Tha appacadcn propoaaa Via Second Amendment to Via R *d Amended and nutated Development Order to Indude Via lottowing amendnente t. Ravtahma to Permitted Land Uaa - Modffy Via apprevata ol Paroal 48 bom neighborhood commer­ cial to raeidenlal. ,S Bvg| -»— -■---------- —J — — - ■aw * wnVI ovvwop#n*ni Of r K M horn Phaaa II to Ptiaaa lit. • Extend Via TmaVama tar Via comptoCon at Phaaa III to Apr* 2007. t SubetanMal DiMeteri Chart - Raviaa Via chart to ahow Via addNon ol 858 acraa ol eddttonal raaldanM land and Via radudfton 9.96 term of com­ mercial land J- wMmtm UWVWupmerll rW l — The Maatar Development Plan haa bean raviaa to rated tie change In Via devatopmara pro­ gram. Tha Second Raadbig ol Via Ordbianca to adopt Via amend­ ment to the Planned Unit Development (PUD), the Second Reading ol Via woinific* n afioyw w mgn Density Residential land uaa designation and Via amend­ ments to the TVnacuan Development Order will be heard concurrently at N s meet­ ing on July 21.2003 In accordance wttfi tha Americana wffft DteattBeea Act, The Pubic Hearing wd ba held Paraona with DieabBBIee need* In Vie cay Commission Ing a special accommodation to Chamber* at 100 N. Country partxapata In N a procaading Club Rd.. Lake Mary The pub­ ahould contact tha Court ic N invited to attend and ba AdmlrMralor at 301 N. Part heard. Said hearing may corv Avenue, Sanford FL 32771, Bnue from Bma to Bme unN Via Telephone Number (407)323Mayor and City Commtsston 4330 not later than eeven (7) daya prior to Via procoedfog. M make a flna! decision, ' j ■■:<^tr hearing imputed, (TOO) 1-800- if i * rts NOTE: IF A PERSON 9368775 DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY PubBah: (Plaaaa publiah In Tha DECISION MADE BY THIS Sanford Herald) AGENCY WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED Pubiah: July 3. 10. 2003 AT THIS MEETING OR HEAR­ S022 ING, HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEED­ NOTICE OF INGS. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PUBLIC SALE PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A NOTICE la hereby given that VERBATIM RECORD OF THE Via peraonal property content! PROCEEDINGS IS MAOE. oi toe tolowtng storage ixvta wd WHICH RECORD INCLUDES ba offered tor tale at pubic eucTHE TESTIMONY AND EVI­ Bon to eaOefy Undtef Sural a DENCE UPON WHICH THE Ian. Sale wd taka placa United APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. Store*. 1007 W ill Spnnga Dr , FLORIDA STATUTES Winter Spnnga. FL 32708. We 233 0103. raaerve the itgfu to rated any bid*. DATE OF SALE: JULY 20, 2009 TIME OF SALE: 4 30 PM «3 M Michelle Brantley - houtehotd good*, tv, dothaa. f5M Lawrence Bailey • household items 1040 Loved W*ama household goods. V23 Brenda Dams - books, clothes, housewares. 122. Nancy Patty • pic­ tures. books, clothes 1331 Donald Jones - 2 cart. 1314 Sonny Church ■ household goods 1343 X-treme Air I Manadoarfer - Me materials 1311 Sonny Church - household good* 1311 Laura Saylor • household furnishings 1SS2 Brian Needham • household goods. 1345 Johnathan Moms couch, tv, loots, clothes 13441 Wiltiedo Sierra - hobbaa. vhs tape*, records 1278 Bertrand HoSoway - household items, office supplies, books 1335 Christine Oaughan • Davila • household Seme. Brae AUCTIONEER; STORAGE PROTECTION AUCTION SER­ VICES. LICENSE 1 593 Tha above nooce to ba publwhad onca a week tor two consacuBva weeks. Said sal# to ba undat and by virtue ol the Statute* ol Via Stale of Florida, n such case* provided Pubksh July 3. 10. 2005 8023 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Pubkc auction to be held at 9 00 am on the lam day at JULY, 2009 At the (root door of Sanford Towing A Recover* Inc., h y .«rt at 2322 Country Ctob R d . Sanford. FI 32771. for »*e purpose of disposing of tha toF lowing vehicle W06VR34R4VR016695 2000 CADI Publish July 3. 2005 S027 Please Call Ted To Place Your Classified PERSONS W ITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407-385-1424. CITY OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA DATED: Thursday. June 16. 2005 Pubiah. July 3. 2003 S0O2 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY BOARD MEETING The regular meeting ol the Sanford Aaport Authority sched­ uled for Tuesday. July 3, 2003. naa been changed. The meet­ ing wd be held on Wednesday, July 6, 2006. at 630 am., at tha Sanford Airport Authority Executive Offices Boert Room, A. ft Shoemaker Domestic Terminal. 1200 Red Cleveland Boulevard. Sanford, Florida. Information may be obtained by contwdmg Vie executive office* during normal busmeta hour* at (407) 363 4001 Larry A Dale President t CEO Pubiah July 3, 2003 S003 PUBLIC NOTICE UN FO R O AIRPORT AUTHORITY Members of the Sanford Aaport Authority and SUB «<* attend the Florid* Aaport Councils 36th Annual Conference, which wd be held m Tampa. Florida. July 24-27. 2006 Members of Ow pubkc desiring further ntormalion should contact the Orlando Sanford Airport Executive Offices ai 1200 Red Cleveland Boulevard. Sanford. Florida 32773 140/1365-4001). Larry A Dale President A CEO PuC*»/i July 3. 2003 S004 ______________ NOTICE O f AUCTION T im auction wd be herd on aULY 16. 1006. at 900 AM at 323 LA n Are Owedo F I PruapecWe ladder* me/ rapecx aw e h d N irn He 4*r (M rs a « Auckcn krt* 9AM k*a* tPM Sunday. July 3.2005 Leg als TBrma we caah or certWed tonda onfy OV ICDO TOWING reeervee He rtsW to accept or rafoaa any and aB bids SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.708 OF THE FLORIDA PRO­ BATE CODE WtU. BE FOREVER BARRED The foioelng ottered tor bids: NOTWTTHSTANOV4Q THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRCO vehtdea ara 1669 SATURN W M 1G8ZHS2SXSZ36B216 PubBah: JMy 3. 2008 soos The dMe ot Drat pubBealon of Me Noace le JMy 3. 2008Fradertdt J. QorteB NOTICE S HEREBY GIVEN w k mp ynoprugnpo inNpnav to sett Vie personal property daaofead batow to antoroe a Ian knpoaad on aatd property undat Vie Florida Seff Storage FecflBy Act Statues (Section 83.60183608). The undsnignad wBI sat at pub­ ic sals by compaBNe btddbig on Vie M l af M u 3686 at 103 pm. an Via prairiaae where aaM properly hae bean stored and wfUefi are tocewd at Ample Storage Censer. tOO Ample Court. 2600 West Airport Boutoverd, County at OeinSnota, Stole ol Ftortda. Via fcdowktg: Customers Name Oeaortpaon at Goode JONATHAN H. OOOOMAN. ESQ Ftortda Bar Mo. 2W407 1377 Caaeat Avenue Jaefcaonvd*. FL 32208 TMaphone: (904) 388-1346 Attorney tor Peraonal PubBah: atafy 3, 10,2008 3014 M TH B a n e w COURT FOR M 2 B N 0 LI COUNTY, FtO R P A n o u n DtvntON f U h lK M IM VPccume Purrheaea must be paM tar el Vie bne of punchaaitoceali only. A I purcheaed tome sold aa la. wtwra la, and n u t ba removed el Vie tone ol aMe. Sale aubyact to cancelation to Via avert of oblgatod party. TNe le Via 288i day ol June, 2008. Pubiah: July 3.10. 2008 8012 MTHBCmCUTT COURT FOR IN RE: ESTATE OF MARY TRINCERI, NOTICE TO CREDITOR! i H i1iuiiwupoaoun ovin# n u n of MARY TRINCERI. deceased, whose dMe of death wee May 18,2004; Fie Number 2009-CP0688 la pandtog to Vie CitcuB Court for Seminote County. Ftortda. Probate Division. Vie ■ittaia of which la P.O. Drawer C. Sanford, FL, 32772. The namee and addressee ol Via Personal Representative and Via Personal Raprasentattve's attorney are set forth below. AB creditor* of the decadent end other persona having darns or demand* against decadent's estate, on whom a oopy ol Via notice has bean served, must (to (hep deans with pile Court W m S i-T H r tATEYe o f 3 MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AI oVwr creditors of Via dacedent and persona having dean* or demands against decedent's salsla must Na (heir dean* wtth this Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A a CLAIMS NOT SO FILED W IU BE FOREVER BARRED. LytoL Clark. Fourteto 8 10ti Ftoor Norttortdga Cane* 315 NortiFlagtor Drive Poet Ofkoe Boa 4088 Ml F U n Beech, FL 33402 IWaphene: (H I ) 668-1680 Attorney tor Peraonal The dele ol first publication of thtt Note* la July 3. 2003 MARIORACE MCNEIL Personal Rapresamattva 301 KENT1A ROAO CASSELBERRY. FL 32707 KannaVi M. Beane Florida Bar No. 117307 670 North Orlando Avenue Suite 1004A I laWand. FL 32751 Telephone 407/829-1681 Attorney for Personal Representative Pubksh July 3. 10.2005 S013 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE OIVlStON FILE NO. 09-CP-1011 IN RE: ESTATE OF KEVIN BURTON GOHBELL. Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration of Vie estate Of KEVIN BURTON OORBELL, deceased, who** dale of death was Septamber 13, 2003. ts pending m foe Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida. Probata Otvwion. foe addraaa of arisen m 301 North Park Avenue. Sanford. FL. 32771. The name* and addressee of foe Persona! Representative and the Personal Represantativ* s attor­ ney are set forth below AB oedeors of foe decedent and other person* having deans or dsnwids against decedents estate on whom a oopy of this note* la required to be served must Me Viee dam* with for* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AS other credaors of Vm dece­ dent and person* having deans or demands agamel decedents estate must Me foe* deana with fore Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE AU. CLAIMS NOT FILED wtTNVi th e tim e p e h io o s and Bma wd not be PubBMi: July 3.10.2008 S013 M TtfB O R CU T COURT O FTH S 16TH JUOtCtAL CIRCUIT, if AND FOR I COUNTY. The Sanfatd Airport Autoortty w « conduct a Pubkc Hearing to am on t e to Vie (NCP) toe 2001 Nolee to foe new 2004 Note* Exposure Map IWrtyto8owtogtoe Board M 8JO am. to toe ABport Autoortty BoHd Room of toe Airport 1200 Red Clevetand Bhrd.. SarfOrd, Ftortda review by toe p W e prior to toe A I other cradttora of Vie fftfradent and other persona having claims or demands against decedent's estate, Including unmatured, contingent or unBquldMarl derm*, must Me forir dams wBh Ma court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER TH E DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED 2008 Putdeh: JU y 3- u n a ra o awnGni inipn*ooni( A I cfid to i ot lw docodmt and otfw p rto n i NhrtnQ c t t N of demands egarrsl decedent * •state. Including unmefurad. contingent or uniquldelod ddm i, on wtKxn i copy oI 66b nottCB li im v d mu<i IHb 6wif derma wBh Ma Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. July tS. noon E3T, TOBY L WUNOCR. The admMsMtoi of to* setose of TOBY L. WUNDER. deceased. Fie Number 08-CP0704; to pending to foe CJrcu* Court tor Semtnote County. Ftortda Pmbew DMatan, foe adWeaa ot which la P.O. Boa ■088. Sanford. Ftortda 327728008 The name and i D i u i i of tha PenonM Hepr*wreath a and Ihe Peraonal Representative's attorney are set tarth batow. l muM be Mi 12 DO S019 of toe Santord Airport Autoortfy, 1200 Red Cleveland Bhrd . Sanford. Ftortda durtog buefneea hours of 8D0 am to 8 00 pm Monday through Friday. totormaBon can b8 cbfMned by caMng 407 888400a Larry A DMe ' CEO Pubiah: JUy 3.2006 S018 proposals N o rm WORKFORCE CENTRAL FLORIDA (WCF) la lasutog Ma RsquaM tar PropoMl (RFP) to CASINO: ABN AMRO MORTGAGE GROUP. INC. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ATLANTIC MORTGAGE 8 INVESTMENT CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF, tog services of toe buidtog. raalroome, and on adaffy i quarterly beaia The 6rm wB aiao be rewMnaBila tor adUBfonel dukea toctodtog a neat and orderly fashion, securing aB doors upon oomptatton of services (attar 8 p m ), fuming 08 a8 daatgnaaad Ighta when Unashed, removing Ml vaah horn btttdtog and placing to daalgnMed dumpsssr, intorrotog building maintenance department of any problama or areas to need of repair, and provtdtog a customer eommurvea* bon bun program or checklaL to toe REQUEST FOR PRO­ POSAL (RFP) package which la avadabi* to both slectronrc and papartormeL Interested partes it U Strsra Rtartag Year Lift? Read DIANETICS by Ron L Hubbard Call (11.1872-0722 or tend *7 99 to Dianetics. 3102 N Katana A rc. Tanp* FL J .W J Auctions AUCTION- Nertb CarsUea Meeataiaa. Burnsville. NC. Saturday. July I ft, 1100 AM. 6 Miles from Blue Rni|c Partway. I 35 acres Great vacation home A investment NCAL* 7405. Call C i l W ’ -SUtt or Building Materials METAL ROOFING SAVE US Buy D ual From Manufacturer 20<olcn in tfockwidl all Accessories. Quick lum around' Delivery Available Toil Free (SMI3934UJ3. Business Opportunities ALL CASU CANDY ROUTE Do you can MOlYday ’ 30 Machines. Free Candy All for 19.W5. (1*11629-9%! BO20fm033 CAl.L US: We will nor be undersold! (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clart of to* OrcuB Cora! By: Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk MICHAEL B LUNSFORD. IF LM NG. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND A U OTHER PARTIES CLAMK4Q AN 8ITERE8T BY, THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST MICHAEL B. LUNSFORD; ALISON C.LUNSFORD, IF UV84G. ANO IP DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUOH, UNOER OR AGAINST ALISON C. LUNSFORD; ACCREDITED SURETY AND CASUALTY COMPANY. MC.; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) R8-NOTK1 OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order OrarMng toe Motion to Reset Foreclosure Sale dated June 23, 2003 •reared In C M Case No. 03-CA2900-14* of toe Oraill Court of toe 18TH JudtotM Circuit to end tor SEMINOLE County- Sanford. Ftortda. I wd ael to toe highaM and beat bidder tor cash at foe Wert Front Door M Vie SEMI­ NOLE County Courthouse locat­ ed M 30t N. Park Avenue In Sanford. Ftortda. at 1100 am. on foe 28 day of July. 2008 toe set tort) In said Summery Find Judgment to-trit LOT 30. VERNE CHANEY SUB­ DIVISION. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 20. PAGE 91, PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Pubiah in: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S. Unrvemty Dm* Surie 500 wB be eraarad agalnM you tar Vie rakaf demanded In toe compfaftit Plantation. FL 33324 toga (934)233-8000 03-20788 should M ACCORDANCE WTTH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. persona wflh dsabdle* needfog e spedM accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION. M toe SEMINOLE County Courthouse M 407-863-4227. 1600-888-8771 (TOO) or 1-600989-6770. via Florida Raley Service Pubksh Jury 3.10,2008 8020 ve. SHEILA F. SMITH; THE SEASON'S OP MT GREENWOOD HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. MC.; UNKNOWN HEIRS ANO BENEFICIARIES OF THE ESTATE OF PATRICIA FAVER MCA PATRICIA ANN FAVER. DECEASED; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SHEILA F. SMITH; JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, Defendant* contact toe Court Avenue, Santord FL 32771, Telephone Number (407)3234330 not tefra toan aeven (7) days prior to toe proeeaMng 8 hearing Impaired. (TOO) 1-6006888771 or Wee (V) 1800 995-8770 via Ftortdk Relay Servicee WITNESS my hMid Mid toe ••M of Me Court toto 27 Oaf at June. 2008. NODCBOP PUBLIC BALI Pubic auction to be held M 800 am on tie 1B8i M y of JULY, 2009. At the front door of Santord Tbwtog 8 Reccvery toe-, located M 2322 Country Chit Rd. Sanford. FI 32771. tor toe purpoee of dtapoamg of Vi* tatiowing vehete 3G1JC3142RS837146 1994 CHEVROLET Pubkc auction to be heW M 800 am on toe 1B8l M y of JULY, 2008 AI the front door of Santord Towing 8 Recovery Inc.. located M 2322 Country Club Rd. Sanford. FI 32771. tor toe purpose of dapoetog of toe fol­ lowing vehicle 3FASP11JOTR122627 1996 FORD Mcmcs OF ACTION TO UNKNOWN HEIRS ANO BENEFICIARIES OF PATRICIA FAVER A/K/A PATRICIA ANN FAVER (Residence Unkmwn) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lor Foracfosuro of Mortgage on the loSowing d*sertoed property: LO T 30. THE SEASONS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 50. PAGE 24. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA. haa been Ned against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, it any, to 4, on Marshak C. Watson. P A , Attorney tot PlaintMI. whose address Is 1800 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120. FT. ______ Pubkc auction to be held M 980 am on foe ta il day of JULY, 2808 At to* front door of Santord Towing A Recovery Inc, located M 2322 Country Chib Rd. Sanford FI 32771. tor he purpoee ot disposing of to* tal­ lowing vehicle JH4KA4560LC040106 1980 ACURA Public auction to be hMd M 880 am on to* 18lh day of JULY, 2008 AI to* Iron! door ol Sanford Towing 6 Recovery Inc. located at 2322 Country Club Rd. Santord. FI 32771. tor toe purpose ol deposing ol to* tot- taring vehicle 1Q1JC3441R7267697 1994 CHEVY Pubksh: July 3. 2005 S026 '■ i AatoTrsaapart,Tbe Waggoners Trucking Hiring Eip A Nun-Experienced driven for Auto Transport in South Easl Regions Musi have valid Clan A CDL sad veritable 2 yrs OR 200K miles OTR. 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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 03, 2005; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ad54681b4d8a9277646543c2f68392bf.pdf c644e68d0ad3bff20d0378b48e625fe0 PDF Text Text W eek en d : S unday , S eptember 11, 2005 Vol. 114, No. 5 • Copyright © 2005 Tho Sanford Herald 50c City picks new manager Richard White served as town By Liana Edixon Herald Staff Games go on With Ophelia finally start­ ing to pull away from the coast, tho third wook of tho prop football soason sent on pretty much as planned. It was Just a bit soggy. SANFORD — City commissioners offered one of four candidates the posi­ tion of d ty manager to replace A1 Grieshaber Jr., who rvsigned earlier this year. Richard White, of Lexington, Mass., was offered a contract for $132,000 plus other benefits, and may start as early as 30 days. Grieshaber resigned shortly after Mayor Linda Kuhn look office in April, manager of Lexington, Mass. and the city hired on Eugene Miller as interim city manager. Miller estab­ lished a plan and timeline for the com­ missioners to hire a new dty manager by the end of this year. Close to 50 peo­ ple applied for (he position. Miller nar­ rowed that down to six candidates he felt were qualified for the job and had the characteristics the commissioners had requested. After a public interview with White and three other candidates Kuhn called White to offer him the contract. According to Kuhn, White was Just boarding a plane back to Lexington but --•■ the •« offer 3&e sounded • • fine said and- -he would call back the city at 6 p.m. Friday night to give his final dedsion, after speak­ ing with his wife White when he returned home. Kuhn said White told her he didn't want to "disenfranchise his wife", but he was looking forward to being the d ty 's manager. White has more than 25 years experiSee Manager, Page 3A July shooting prompts town hall meeting 5#« Sports, Pog* I t Hits and By Steve Paradis Herald Staff SANFORD — The Florida Department of Law Enforcement has finished its investigation into the July 16 shooting death of a 16year-old by two security guards, fZ but the state attorney won't get M the report for another couple of | weeks, an investigator said Meanwhile, the Seminole County Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has scheduled a town hall meet­ ing to discuss the case. The public is invited to the McGill meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 13 at the First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. The church is located at 700 Elm Ave., in Sanford. Local NAACP President Turner Clayton Jr. said the family of Travares McGill is expected to attend the meeting. McGill died of a gun shot to his heart. No love for backpacks Want to sound off on homework and the weight of school back­ packs? J h Column, Poy« 4A Longwood marks Sept. II with relief drive LONGWOOD — In light of the devastation to areas in tlie Gulf States Region, the city of Longwood has teamed up with tile American Red Cross and will allied mone­ tary donations during a memorial dedication ceremony on Sept. 10. Tlie dty will unveil a monument dedicated to those who serve this nation and whose sacri­ fice sustains the spirit of freedom. To kick off the dedication ceremony, a short parade will take late at 9 a.m. from the ongwood City Hall complex over to the site of tlie monument at the Longwood Police Department main building. Tlie parade will fea­ ture I ioruir Guards from each service branch, Seminole County Law Enforcement Agency, and the various Fire Departments within Seminole County. Representatives from the American Legion, Disabled Vets, and VFW will aLso partidpate. Tlie dedication ceremony will take place immediately fol­ lowing the parade. E S e m i n o l e S m il e George S. Hudson o l Casselberry w as arrested by police In Sanford after Longwood and finally on 17-92 In Sanford Thursday. Casselberry man arrested after crashes in three different cities occurred in the Longwood jurisdiction and one in Winter Springs. Thomas Kelly, a victim in the case, told police that he tried to get out of fhe way of the SANFORD — An early morning drive cou­ pled with drugs left a Casselberry man behind truck after it crashed into a vehicle moments bars Thursday morning after he caused traffic before, but was struck by H udson's Ford F250. H udson then proceeded N orth on U.S. accidents in Longwood, Winter Springs and 17/92 toward Sanford where he was involved Sanford. George S. Hudson, 45, of Diane Circle, was in two more accidents. The first was a hit and arrested and charged with a slew of charges run and then he was caught at the accident he that included multiple hit and run charges, caused on French Ave (U.S. 17/92) and 25th m ultiple DUI charges, reckless driving, and Street, which involved two other vehicles. At the time there were some officers in pur­ possession of cocaine. Hudson adm itted to police officers that he suit of Hudson. The officers stated in police took Xanex, a prescription drug for anti­ reports that Hudson appeared disoriented or depression, and cocaine one hour prior to the impaired and that he was driving erratically He later adm itted to using drugs prior to the accidents. The first two accidents occurred on Shepard accidents, and when officers searched Hudson Road and State Road 600 (U.S. 17/92) near they found a bag of powder cocaine in his Winter Springs and Longwood. There were shirt pocket. two hit and runs in the intersection that \ Hudson was involved with, one of which See Creches, Pegs 8A By L lan e Edixon Herald Staff Matua Cotroo — Sm Police: County man charged with sexual battery on girl, 11 APOPKA — Richard Lawrence Hill, 26, of Bonanza Lane, Apopka, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriff's deputies early Thursday morn­ ing, and faces elurges of sexual battery on a child under the age of 12. Hill allegedly battered an 11year old girl at ner home and at a storage facility on SR-436 in the Apopka area. Hill is report­ edly acquaint­ ed with the girl's family. The batteries allegedly occurred during the past week or so. The girl's mother learned of the batter)' Wednesday night, when she took her daughter to Florida Hospital, Apopka, for Sm Battary, Page 3A Mooting, Pago 3A Mayor's husband resigns from CRA By Llano Edixon Herald Staff SANFORD — Downtown Community Redevelopment Agency member Robert Kuhn resigned Wednesday. His wife, Mayor Linda Kuhn, said Friday that when she first was elected as mayor earlier this year, she asked the city attorney's office if it was a conflict of interest having him serve on the board, and they told her it was not. According to Mayor Kuhn, there have been a few rumblings in the community, even though it was not legally a conflict of interest. Robert Kuhn decided that rather than causing an issue, it would be in the best interest for the Mayor if he stood down. He has been a member of the CRA for three years. CRA Chairman Bob Parsell said that the board understands why he left but he will be missed. "We're very sad to see him go," Parsell said. "He was a good board member and he had a lot of input Sm From Staff R epo rt* 2005 gradual* o l SammoJ* H igh School crashes In Winter Springs, W itn e sse s s a id th e s e c u rity g u a r d s . Ilry a n P. A n sle y , 2H. a n d W illia m I*. S w n lf o r d , 26, a p p r o a c h e d th e c a r d r iv e n b y M cG ill a l C o u n try L ak e A p a rtm e n ts , n e a r S e m in o le I tig b S chool. M cG ill re p o rte d ly b a c k e d u p a n d b it o n e o f b is Kuhn, P a g * 8A Bank robber runs into police officers From Staff Raporta SANFORD — Sanford police arrested Franklyn Carrizo, 46, listed as home­ less, in connection with the robbery of the Bank of America in the 3000 block of Orlando Drive. The robbery took place Tuesday, Sept. 6. Carrizo reportedly went into the bank and demanded money. He handed over a note say­ ing "all the money now", written on the back side of an empty 12-pack case of beer. The teller complied and placed an amount of money on the counter. He said Carrizo took the money and fled on foot, crossing over Highway 17-92. Officers were called and chased Carrizo to the front of Sticks n’ Stuff, at 3101 Orlando drive, where he was apprehended. According to the police report, as Carrizo was run­ ning, he dropped approxi­ mately $6,980 in the parking lot area of the bank. The total amount taken was said to be $13,771. D u rin g a n interview with Carrizo, he is said to have told officers he had planned to rob the bank the previous Saturday, but didn’t get up the nerve to do so until Tuesday. He reportedly said he wanted tne money to pur­ chase drugs and women, saying he nad a narcotics problem. After being charged with robbery without a weapon, he was transported to the John E. Folk Correctional Facility without incident. All of the money was returned to the bank. ON SALE BY SANFORD HISTORICAL SOCIETY. INC. SA N FO R D . FLORIDA CALENDAR �I’h fir 2 A T iif. H i km ii Sunday. September II. 2005 Seminole Summary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Sanford rehab center needs supplies for kits t , ! U*«l Advertising B*tty Barman P u t Smith Duplay Adrcrtlalne Slovo Qlaaa WMTCalna AcMwa taacuan Circulation Wanda KournarwXa ... . CUaamad A dvancing Tad WaXar Chary! Smith - \ ‘ SUN m Jewa for Jesua presents Christ in the Feast of Tabernacles, at 10:15 a.m. at First Baptist Church, 325 First St., Geneva. Call 407­ 349-5411. b EBr* A benefit concert "Suitable Airs’ VII" will be sung from the sanctuary of Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church, 412 E. Kennedy Blvd, in Eatonville at 7 p.m. The event is free. __ HarWd p M o by Tommy Wncant Even If you're big enough to pass right on through sometimes you have to stop, look and honk before proceeding with cau­ tion. This train stopping scene Is on East 20th Street at a CSX railroad train crossing. Drug Related • David Leigh Saum, 34, of Palmetto Avenue, and Erin Ann Ward, 31, of Rabun Court, were arrested by Sanford police on Aug. 26 in the 800 block of Palmetto Avenue. Police served a search warrant at Saum's home and reportedly found narcotics items. Each was arrested on charges of possession of under 20 grams of mari­ juana, and possession of narcotics equipment. • Keithian Jones, 21, of Wfcst 14th Street, was arrested by Sanford police on Aug. 3a on West 13th Street at Southwest Road. I Ic was charged with PtM M -ssiy^ <>( a c o n tro lle d su b -.L u xe including*ver 20 gram s of marijuana, and pRw&»ion of riareutics equip­ ment. • Antonio D. Thomas, 24, of Cowan Moughton Terrace, and Ronnie Tremaine Armstrong, 26, of IVfcst 11th Street were arrested by Sanford police on Aug. 30, in front of Tltomas' resi­ dence, as the result of a traffic stop. Inorna* was chained with pusiwssion of under 20 grams of marijuana and possession of narcotics equipment. Armstrong driver of the venide, was charged with psrssession of marijuana within 1000 feet ' '' ' trespassing at a construction site. He was also charged with violation of pro­ bation. * Daniel Stringer, 19, of I’alom a Avenue, w as a rrested by Sanford police o n Sept. 2. O n April 16 lie reportedly’took o C ro o n u Academ y is*uad laptop com puter, l i e reportedly told officer* h e had taken several other com puter* a n d w as selling them . Following a lengthy investigation, offi­ cers determ ined lie w as involved in at least tw o other com puter thefts. In connection w ith three separate inci­ dents, Stringer w as charged separately, w ith theft of o ver $300, dealing in stokm property - organized theft, and m aking a false report to a law enforce­ m ent officer concerning an alleged crime. • John Robert Berner; 47, of Palmetto Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday at his resi­ dence as the result of an altercation with a female. He was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon (metal polk and battery touch or strike (domestic violence). • Jerry L. Dickerson 43, erf Castle Brewer Court, was arrested by Sanford police Wi-dnt-seiay at his residence where lie was said to have been involved in a dispute with a femakv He was charged with battery - touch or strike, and intimidate/threatening a witness preventing a 911 call (domestic violence). Traffic Stops • Arlene Francis Glynn 54, of Landings Drive, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police TUesday at Landing Drive and SR-46 where site reportedly crashed lier vehicle into a pole. She was charged with driving under the influence (DUI) of alaihol or drugs, and DUI with prope?rty damage. • Tiffany V. Church, 20, of Georgia Avenue, was arrested by Sanford including marijuana and cocaine, pos­ polio? Wednesday at a store in the 3600 • Richard Harris, 26 of Blackstone session of narcotics equipment and block erf OrLindu Drive. She reported­ ly texik $37.20 in items from the store Avenue, was stopped by Sanford driving with a suspended licvnse.. without paying. She was charged with police TUesday at William dark Court Burglary petty shoplifting from a merchant, and He was charged with driving with a • Tommy Tiger. 25, erf West llth giving a fatso ID toi a. law enforcement suspended license, possession of a amtroUed substance induding over 20 Street was arrested by Sanford police officer. grams of marijuana, and carrying a Wednesday at his residence. He reportedly was seem throwing risks at • Angela Brooke I lall 20, of Chatas concealed weapon (metallic knuckles). the front window erf a business in the court, Sanford, Sarah Anne Hunt 16 1600 block of West 13th Street of Hidden Lake Drive, and Jordan Obstructing Public Street* • Douglas William McKenzie, 45, attempting to gain entry. He was Elizabeth Driver, 18, erf Spanish Bay charged with burglary of a structure, Drive, were arrested by Sanford police usted as homeless, was arrested by and pn>|vrty damage of under $200. Wednesday at a store in the Seminole Sarrfonl police TUesday at Lake Mary Towne Center. Hie three reportedly and Live Oak Boulevards. He was Thefts dunged price tags on items, and took reportedly standing in the- median • Bradley Howell McChcsrtey, 36 a total ol $503 in clothing from the holding a paper sign to passine listed as homeless, was arrested by store without paying. Eadi was motorists. He was charged with Sanford police on Sept. I. On July 17, charged with retail tlieft of $300 or obstruction of public streets without a he reportedly drove to a a instruction mote, and misuse of an anti-shoplift­ permit. In a separate arrest, Rubv Thomas, 53, listed as homeless was site in the 2H00 block erf French Avenue ing control device. arrested by Sanford police TUesday at *utd took a go-cart. Following an inves­ the same location. She was Ivoldine a tigation and a photo lineup, he was Assault - Battery officially dtarged with grand larceny • Adam Wayne Cinder 26, of paper sign to passing motorists irfie from a posted construction site, and Deltona, was arrested by Sanford possession i arn ______________ ____ _ sio n of tro lled substances 12 Gianni's Pizza Pepperonl or Cheese Pizza Steamed Broccoli Spunkmeyer Cookie Assortment ot Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice of Milk Editorial Slava Paiadn Dona Diatnch Uana Eduon MarvaHawkna toe* P to W Daan Smith Tommy Vincent TUE 13 Macaroni & Cheese Green Beans Dinner Roll Assortment of Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice of Milk 14 Breaded Chicken Sandwich w/ Lettuce & Tomato Tatar Tots Assortment of Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice of Milk m en u 15 Beef Soft Tacos w/ Cheese, Salsa. Lettuca & Tomato, and Sour Cream Refried Beans Assortment of Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots The Sanford H erald "Serving Seminole County Since 1908” Sunday September 11,2005 • Vbt. 114 No 5 ^ PU * * had evwV Wednesday and Saturday by Repubkc me • 300 N French A ve, Sarrford. F L 32771 • Phone (407) 322-2611 • Fax (407) 323 9408 USPS 481280 Foatmaslar Sand addrau crianga* lo Tha SANFORD HERALD PO Boa 1887 Santord F I 32772-1887 Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole Spokes will hold its monthly luncheon meeting at Maison 4c Jardin restaurant i **,.*.1:30 a m- The program I . ^ .P ffiH n ta S p o k c j (I reJView of the activities planned for the year ahead. In celebration of ConttHulion day, Seminole Community College will join a special discussion, at 12:30 p.m. in the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus Cono?rt Hall. SCCs history and 'x>cial sci­ ences faculty will discuss the Constitution as it relates to Federalism, the 14th Amendment and the Patriot Act. THU H ■ „"Hoine *• W>*re the A Is , an auction of artworl created by children treate Shands Children's Hospil at the University of Florid Arnold Palmer Hospi for Children 4c Women, w be hosted by Robb 4c Stuc Interiors in Altamonte Springs, from 6 to 9 p.m. Admission is $50. For rest vations, visit Robb 4c Stuc at 351 SR 434, or call Crea Orlando Children's Miracl Network at 407-481-2774. Welcome Wagon Club i Seminole Spokes will hold new and prospective mem ber coffee at 10:30 a m. Cal 407-862-9257 or 407-767-02 FRI 16 Cheese Ravioli w/ Prego Marmara Sauce Garden Salad Garlic Texas Toast Assortment of Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice of Milk V-v--r/T*r __ The Sanlando Dei Glass Show will be I the Sanford Civic Cei Friday, from 6 to 9 p Saturday, Sept. 17 fro a m. to 5 p.m, and Si Sept-18 from 10 a.m. p m. Admission is $3 •*07-298-3355. commenu. All le te n must iadude your nai "ddreui n Phoa. D ual* „ y, W a i l to : W N. Frantfi/Wmg* S w fc m F U O T i Subscription Rates m s6 UoTCha n Sarronu*. f * " 00**County cou°'7 120 *•« *00 1 Counfr M e oo 000,11 Coun*y M 2 oo 1 Year Out Ot Stala IS2 00 ......................... .......... N ___ Enjoy a trip to Gainesville to experience the butterfly rainforest with a group of seniors. Cost is $20 plus lunch. The event is sponsored by Community Methodist Church, 4921 Highway 17-92 in Casselberry. Meet at the church parking lot at 8 a.m. Call 407-831-3777. police TUesday at a residence In Seminole Gardens. He reportedly was involved in a family dispute. He was charged with battery - touch or strike (domestic violence). Panodcal Poalaga Paid at Sanlord. Florida and add*onal madng edeas Republic Newspapers, Inc. m, ;mh* chih Editor and Publisher „ The Orlando Council Brunch will hold a "Hats on Parade" brunch at 10 a.m. at Holiday Inn. 230 W. Highway 436 in Altamonte Springs. Special feature will be the Rea Hatters Fashion Show. Price is $11.50. Call 407-831-2573 or 407-339-4150. & i r- • • * Aloms United Methodist Church, 3045 Aloma Ave., in Winter Park will hold its 15th annual craft fair. Crafters from around Florida will present their items. Admission free. Call 407-579­ 6653. STOP p rtx -1 i ‘ .. • Dan Ping o i r r\*-v* SANFORD — The Seminole County Sheriff's Office, in collaboration with Seminole County Government, the State Attorney's Office, the Public Defender's Office a n d the Clerk of the Circuit Court w o u ld like to invite the public to participate SANFORD — Harrison County Law Enforcement/Public Safety personnel in Mississippi have advised that they now have sufficient clothing, food and other per­ sonal items. The Seminole County Sheriff’s Office offered thanks to all who contributed. At this time, they are requesting construc­ tion supplies as noted below. The Seminole County Sheriff's Office is arranging for mid­ week transportation to Harrison County. All items should be brought to the Juvenile Enforcement Center, 1151 E. 28lh Street, Sanford, between the hours of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m , beginning on Monday, Sept. 12. The phone number is 407-708-7640. Capt. Kip Beacham is coordinating the collection and may be reached at 407-402­ 2364 if there are any questions. Items needed include, chain saws, crow bars, cement, tree hauling and tree cutting materials, 2x4 boards, nails and hammers, generators, fuel in cans, cordless and electric power tools, extra batteries and chargers for cordless power tools, hand saws, axes, machetes, chains, heavy duty rope, post hole i t o Collaboration seeks funds for Salvation Army Construction supplies needed SAT jL 'y . SANFORD — To help the victims of the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina, Healthcare and Rehabilitation of Sanford has launched a relief campaign, "Seniors Lending a Helping Hand." The staff members and residents of I feallhcare 4c Rehabilitation of Sanford will aillect items to add to personal care kits they will be assembling. The kits will be given to the Bay Area Food Bank, located in Theodore, Ala., who is assisting refugees and vidims from Alabama and Mississippi. Healthcare and Rehabilitation of Sanford will provide toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, washcloths and shampoo for the kits. They are reaching out to the community to donate additional items to be induded in the kits. Those items could be articles such as travel size fadal tissues, razors, nail dippers, hair brushes, combs, dental floss, travel size lotion, chapstick, aspirin, antadd tablets, sunscreen and insed repellant. Also acceptable are single-serving food and snacks induding breakfast bars, nuts, peanut butter, fruits, applesauce and other neat-n-cat items (pop off tops preferred). Cash donations cannot be accepted — any cash donations should be made to the American Red Cross or Salvation Army. Anv donations need to be dropped off at llealtncare and Rehabilitation of Sanford at 950 S. Mellonville Ave., by Thursday, Sept. 15. The staff and residents are planning on assembling the kits on Friday, Sept. 16. Call 407-322-8566. An event will be held at the Seminole County Criminal Justice Center to accept monetary donations. All monies received will be given to the Salvation Army. The date for this event is Saturday, Sept. 10 from 10 a m. to 4 p m. The rain date will be Saturday, Sept. 17 in the event of inclement weather. For those who are unable to come to this event, donations will be accepted at the Seminole County Criminal Justice Center (the new, Seminole County Courthouse) during the week of Sept. 12 through 16. Donation boxes will be located at the information desk at this facility. Call 407-665-6281. Out & About Train Stopper Katrina Contributions | (407)30+401 �T he H erald Sunday. Srptcrntx-r II. 2005 Page 3A M anager Continued front Page j a *nce In local government. Most recently, he was the town manager in Lexington, a community of 32.000 located near Boston with an 'affluent'’ community with an approxi­ mate yearly budget of $118 million. Currently, he has been a pri­ vate consultant for non-profits and local government, lie pro­ vides services including interim management, general adminis­ tration assistance, data base and membership management, fundraising, communications, conference planning and organ­ ising, grass roots organizing, membership support budget and budget process develop­ m ent volunteer management and by law and charter studies. He graduated with a bache­ lor's of arts in English and polit­ ical science from Saint Francis College in Biddeford, Maine and has a master's degree in public administration from The American University in Washington, D.C. City commissioners said they liked White's philosophy of managing in a Socratic method. Instead of making the decision for staff members, he likes to empower them, he said. '1 like to give staff a long leash,' White said. During the commission dis­ cussion of candidates District 1 Commissioner Art Woodruff said he liked the way White talked about letting staff make decisions while also protecting the bigger picture. The other commissioners agreed. "That's a good ouality. He seems very self-assured," Mayor Kuhn said. District 2 Commissioner \fclma Williams said she was concerned with White resigning from his last job, but the other commissioners said they read articles about his departure from his last job and the com­ munity seemed to "love" him. "When he did leave he was very beloved by the communi­ ty," Kuhn said. T h at's impor­ tant" Williams also said White impressed her because he seemed like he could relate to all walks of life. She also said she liked his answers on finance and budgeting. White told the commission­ ers that he had received a dis­ tinguished award for budgeting in Lexington seven years in a tow. District 3 Commissioner Randy Jones said he was con­ cerned about the other candi­ dates and felt White was a stronger candidate. After a discussion of all four candidates, which had been narrowed down when two can­ didates withdrew their names last week, the commissioners took a vote ranking each candi­ date one to four; one being the lowest rank and four being the highest rank. White was given a ranking of 15, out of a possible 16. "I think he'll do an excellent job," Kuhn said. "I'll miss Mr. Millet but I think |Whitc will] do an excellent job." is different. "We don't typically get involved with security guard cases," he said. Normally an investigation like this would take 60 to 90 days. He said the FDLE doesn't usually get involved unless there is a need for impartiality. The state department also has more resources available, he added. In this case, Ansley's late father served in the Sanford Police Department, and Swofford had volunteered work with the department. "They requested us to assist," Rodriguez said. Sanford Police spokes­ woman Cleo Cohen said Swofford recently completed a course to volunteer with the department. He has been sus­ pended from that work pend­ ing the investigation. "He did paperwork and some ride alongs as an observ­ es" Cohen said, but he never served as a Citizen on Patrol in a Sanford police vehicle. Swofford has also applied to become a Sanford Police Officer in February, but has not been selected, according to dty officials. Helen Fenessy, property manager at Country Lake Apartments, said Tnursday they had hired Ansley's companyl Community Enforcement Services, and that Anslcy and Swofford were hired as armed guards. She said they were licensed to carry guns. "We have turned the case over to our insurance compa­ ny," Fenessy said. When asked if the two guards still worked at the apartments, she said, T h e y are not employed at this moment." She added that there are no guards at the com­ plex right now. She said the apartments are in the process of being sold. Fenessy said she was not at the scene the night of the shooting. G ayton said it is the NAACP's position that the guard's story about the McGill driving the car toward them docs not add up. He called for Wolfinger to press charges against the ards, but the state attorney vaiting on the police investi­ gation. The NAACP became involved, Gayton said, after looking at the case and seeing that no charges were brought. "We can get involved in sev­ eral different ways," he explained. The victim may call the organization. "In this par­ ticular situation, it was kind of mutual. We wanted answers also." He said he has not talked directly with the McGill's fam­ ily, but has contacted them through the family's attorney. Sheriff's Office District Seven Center for an interview. The mother said she and her daughter completed sworn statements detailing the events which occurred at least seven times, the most recent being the preceding day in the storage facility. The others occurred in her home. Hill who was said to have been at the hospital as well was asked to drive himself to the same Service Center to discuss the allegations, which he did. and reportedly was interviewed M eeting Continued from P i|i 1A passenger* who had exited the car. According to accounts, he drove towara the security guards who opened fire. T\vo bullets hit McGill. The security guards have not been charged in the shoot­ ing. Special Agent Tony Rodriguez of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement is leading the investigation. He has also been invited to the meeting. He told The Herald that everything is complete as far as the back­ ground investigation. Asked when the report will be handed over the state attor­ ney's office, he replied, "I would say within two to three weeks." He said the investiga­ tion is well within the average time frame on a case like this. "From the onset there's an average time," he said, adding, "We're not even there." Rodriguez said every shooting S B attery Continued from Pago 1A treatment of 6tomach pains. Upon learning of the assault, the m other contacted the Sheriff’s Department. After the child was released from the hospital early Thursday mbrftlrtg, dgpdties took her and hef’mother to the D e b o r a h J a r v is -S m ith EMPRESS EMERALD f d 60-80% OFF ONE W E E K ONLY Fine Jewelry And Accessories Layaway Available For Christmas g if t c e r t if ic a t e s a v a il a b l e A ll C red it C ards O PEN M O N . - SAT. 10 AM - 5 PM 303 FIR S T STR EET H IS TO R IC DO W NTO W N SA NFO R D 407-268-9717 X by the investigating officers. Hill was placed under arrest and taken to the John R Polk Correctional Facility. At the present time, the sheriff's arrest report Indicates only one charge of sexual assault/sexual battery on a victim under the age of 12. Gas gone wild As promised, Tlte Herald is publishing the gas prices for the North Seminole County area. The following prices were gathered at noon Friday for 87 octane gasoline. They are listed from lowest to highest. The difference this week is 30 rents per gallon compared with 42 rents per gallon last week. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • Citgo, 1116 Celery Avenue G Ts Gas and Go, 801 Celery Avenue BJ's Wholesale, 4278 State Road 46 Sam's Wholesale, 1101 Rinehart Road 7-11, 7500 County Road Cumberland Farms, 3100 Sanford Avenue Kangaroo Express, 303 25th Street Raretrac, 3760 U.S. 17-92 7-11, 2989 South Orlando Drive Mobil 3795 South Orlando Drive Chevron, 3001 South Orlando Drive Sunoco, 2623 Orlando Drive Raretrac, 4530 State Road 46 Wal-Mart 161 Rinehart Road Valero, 217 South Park Avenue 7-11,100 French Avenue Sammy's, 2425 French Avenue Kwick Stop 2201 West 1st Street Exxon, 101 French Avenue Circle K, 2631 Sanford Avenue $2,799 $2,799 $2,859 $2,859 $2,899 $2,899 $2,899 $2,899 $2,899 $2,929 $2,929 $2,929 $2,939 $2,939 $2,959 $2,979 $2,979 $2,999 $2,999 $3,099 Retiring Soon? If a local relationship with a Certified Financial Planner’MIs preferable to calling a 1-800 number for j-our retirement planning decisions, we should talk. I’mLany Breen, ‘ Financial Ham™ �Page 4A T he H erald Sunday, September It. 2005 O pinion Opinion Tote that Barge I drive past Hamilton Elementary School a number of times each week, and ihe sight of the small children walking toward the school upsets me. These lightweight students are carrying back packs, some even pulling their packs on rollers similar to the way we lug our suitcases. I have asked several elementary and middle school children about their back packs, and even lifted a few of them. Many of them weigh 30 to 40 pounds, with some even heavier. Remember the old days when a young man would offer to carry a girl’s books to school? In many cases, it was a way of flirting. At other times, probably as a resull of his upbringing, theyoung man was just acting a gentleman. Tnesc backpacks arc being carried by youngsters 6, 7, 8 or 9 years of age. Yet they are straining their backs carrying ihese loads every weekday. It’s a wonder we haven’t heard of children having back problems. They may have back problems as they get older however. What do these packs contain? Probably most have cell phones these days. The rest of the items are books, with whicn to do homeNick work. They could be textbooks or reference books. I'm probably wrong, but school books rtc ild U l these days seem to be twice the size (and • • • • • • • • weight) of those in the past. Herein, I believe, lies the problem. Youngsters going to school, and in all grades, are having more and more homework placed upon them. They have to take the books home, spend what often involves several hours in the evening doing this homework, then taking all of the items back to school the following day. I know teachers will object to my writing this, but parents have, time and time again, told me that there is simply too much homework. Children go to school for many hours each day, but rather than being allowed to be children once they get home, they are forced to nit the books again. Where has the sys­ tem gone wrong? Are there no more study times during school hours? Do school officials believe students must spend two, three or four extra hours a day pouring over books, rather than accomplishing this during normal school hours? I can sec the need for homework for some students who "just aren't getting it", but the homework load Is on all of their backs (in the form of those heavy backpacks). And in many cases, the parents must take the time after their own personal work-day, to assist the children. In some situa­ tions I would imagine it possibly could end up, with parents already worn out from their own busy schedules, shouting at the youngsters or threatening them if tney don't do their home­ work. And for many students (or their parents), this includes doing research on the home computer. No, folks, everyone does NOT have a home computer for use by youngsters. If we could reduce the amount of homework, we would reduce the amount of heavy books carried to and from school in those back packs. We would have children who are allowed to be children after school. There would possibly less conflict around the home in the evening hours. And best of all, some youngsters may finally be able to get to bed on time so they can be refreshed the next morning. 1 know I’ll be hearing.from members of the teaching profes­ sion on why thervshoula be so much homework. I would like to hear about this in written form, and I'll be glad to use it in my next or subsequent column. Also, if there are parents wish­ ing to complain about those heavy backpacks or heavy home­ work loads. I’d like to hear from them as well. Please write to me, c /o The Sanford Herald, 300 North French Avenue, Sanford, FL 32771.1 look forward to hearing your opinions on these sub­ jects. In to o ay ' s w o r ld , g a in in g p e a c e OF MIND CAN BE DIFFICULT. BUT. WHEN YOU READ AND USE D lASm C S: T i l t M o ih s s S e n n e t o r A I cntal H ealth » y L. R o n H u m a x d , y o u h a v e t h e ENOW-IIOW TO GET RID OF STRESS! T h is t m o w v E k s t s e l e e x d e a l s WITH THE STRESS-CREATING PROMEM* YOU FACE EVERY DAY— PROBLEMS THAT CAN SHORTEN YOUR LIFE! F in d o u t t h e o n ly p r o v e n , s a f e , WORKABLE WAY TO ERASE THE CAUSES OF STRESS AND GAIN CONFIDENCE. I> a n lt> l >»» . . a s ^ — I r J •try , t o a d a n d U t« D ta n e lk i: ■ ^ 4 The M odem Science o f M ental B H ealth by L Ron Hubbard. 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But m ake no mistake about it: Every day for the next year, voters will see nonstop scenes of federal relief, rebuilding, renovation and reconstruction along with the empathy, sympathy and compassion these efforts imply in the heart of George W. Bush. He may have had a terrible first week, but he will rebound big time in the months to come. The aid an administration gives in the aftermath of a momentous disaster will be covered continuously by the media. Every relief convoy will get a wide slice of pub­ licity. As the pum ps run and Run Your Ad Statewide ___________ As seen FOflsmuciiKDStmaHTt. onT.V. Place a classified ad in over 160 Florida newspapers and reach over 5 Million readers for just S450. Place a display 2x2 or 2x4 in 113 Florida newspapers and reach over 4 Million readers. !ne?R!!cab,e, inability of the city and the gulf region drain, the nation will feel a surge of heady optimism at our ability to bounce back from disaster. Happy visuals will replace tragic ones, and interviews with hom eown­ ers |oyously moving back in will run instead of the tear­ ful stories of refugees. After Sept. II, Bush was heavily criticized too. Remember the slowly tick­ ing m inutes in Michael M oore's film "Fahrenheit 9/11" d u ring which Bush continued to read to a class of children even after hear­ ing about the Trade Center attack? (Bush was absolutely right not to bolt from the room and traum atize the kids and the nation even more.) It was not until his bullhorn speech several days later that the president got ahead of the story. Soon his response to Sept. 11 was the mainstay of his popularity and of his claim for a second term on the Job. The recovery from Katrina may well follow a similar trajectory. While the air in W ashington will be filled with recrim inations about why the levee w asn't rein­ forced and why the aid was so slow in coming after the storm hit, the airw aves around the nation will be filled with evidence of the adm inistration's response, just as they were in the months after Sept. 11. All this is not to take away from our justifiable anger at the hum an pain, loss of life and needless suffering that FEMA's inability to get off the dim e fast caused. To watch those pictures of Americans crowded into ANHUmESladINSURANCEFWOlflS (800) 794-7310 www.norida-classlfieds.com JXLWantworHi hold their rejoicing. In a year, Katrina and the relief and rebuilding efforts that are about to follow will be seen as having im parted a new and crucial momentum to an adm inistration that was obviously increasingly running out of ideas, out of steam, and — like its nation — out of gas. Katrina has the capacity to shape the second Bush term Cokimnlal in the same way Sept. 11 Dick Monts shaped his first term — not only in rebuilding New Orleans but In taking pre­ ventative steps around the what was increasingly called nation to bolster our defens­ the Sewerdome is to simmer es against natural and man­ in rage at the dunderheads made disasters and terror in Washington who stood on strikes. Responding to disas­ ceremony, budgetary consid­ ters is a source of presiden­ erations, bureaucratic con­ tial strength and popularity, straints and chain of com­ and Bush is about to show mand rather than rushing to how it is done. help those in need before a weather disaster became a Dick Morris was an adviser human one. to Bill Clinton for 20 years. It is also not to take away Look for Dick's new book from the need for a thorough "Because He Could" about Bill exam ination, preferably Clinton. 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Survivors indude husband, Francisco Perez of Puerto Rico; ipothci; Daisy Aviles of Sanford; son, Franklin Perez of Sanford; daughters, Vanessa Gonzalez of Key West and Janice Gonzalez of Sanford; brothers, Nelson, Arthur; James and Moses Aviles; sisters, Bernice Heinecket; Annette Aviles, Debbie Cortes, Denise Colon and Darlene Coons. Funeral services will be Monday, Sept. 12. at 10 a.m. at B risson Funeral Home with burial to follow at Evergreen Cemetery. The family will receive friends on Sunday, Sept 11, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the funeral home. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. AMY MARIE BENNETT Amy Marie Bennett 26, of Georgia Avenue, Sanford, died Monday, Sept 5,2005 in Orlando. She was bom Dec 6, 1978 in Eastern, Md„ and moved to Central Florida from Ridgeland, S.G in 1997. She was a waitress. Survivors indude father; William Bennett of Bedford, Va.; mother; Donna Bennett of Sanford; brother; Randy Bennett of Sumter; S.C; step­ mother; Marilyn Bennett of Bedford, Va.; stepbrothers Jeremiah Burson and Joshua Bursorv both of Hilton Head, S.C Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. JOSEPH JOHN GRYCZAN Joseph John Gryezan, 91, of Altamonte Springs, died Monday, Sept. 5,2005 at Merrill Gardens at Lake Orienta, Altamonte Springs. Bom in Jersey City, N.J, he moved to Central Florida in 2001. He was a warehouse manager and a member of St. Mary Magdalen Catholic church. Martha McClennon; son, Andres James McClennon; brothers, Carl Lindsey McClennon, Marvin Alvin McClennon McClennon and Daniel Lee McClennon; sister; Betty Danicls-Campbell; three grand­ children. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Sept. 10 at 2 p.m. at Historic Saint James AME Church, 819 Cypress Avenue in Sanford, with Rev. Brenda R. Edge, pastor; officiating. Interment will be in the Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell. Morning Glory Funeral Chapel Tampa /Brooksvillc, in charge of arrangements. LARRY HUDSON Lany Hudson, 57, of Oviedo, died Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2005 at his residence. Bom in Monmouth, 111, he moved to Central Florida in 1982. He was a professor at the University of Central Florida. Survivors indude wife, Maxine Hudson of Oviedo; sort Benjamin Hudson of Oviedo; sister; Karen Reeves of Omaha, Neb. Funeral services will be held at the Howell Branch Chapel with burial by Metro Crematory. Collison Family Funeral Homes St Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. WILLIE McCLENNON Willie McClennon, 52, died Sunday, Sept 4,2005. He was bom Nov. l l , 1952 in Oviedo. He was a nine-year veteran of the US. Army. He was the first Black police officer in Ozark, Ala. Survivors indude wife. Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis Survivors indude wife Mary Gryezan of Altamonte Springs; soil Thomas Cryc of Atlanta, Ga.; daughters, Elizabeth Johnson of Sarasota and Frances Murphy of Altamonte Springs; nine grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday, Sept 10, at 2 pan. at St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church with Father Ed Thompson officiating. Visitation will be at 1230 pm . Saturday at the church. Burial will be in All Faiths Memorial Park. Collison Family Funeral Home St Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. WENDY L LANDERS Wendy L Landers, 34, of Casselberry, died Monday, Sept 5,2005. She was bom June 7, 1971 in Rhinelande t Wis. Survivors indude husband, Ryan Landers; Sr,1sort Ryan Landers, Jr.; father; James E. h t stepmother Jackie ; mother; Sandy Feight .’Id Funeral Home, Winter Springs; in charge of arrangements. Sunday. September II. 2005 P a g e 5A GLADYS YOST SNAPP Gladys Yost Snapp, 89, of Big Flats, N.Y, formerly of Sanford, died Wednesday, Sept. 7,2004. Survivors indude son, Herbert Yost two grandsons; six great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Sept. 14, at 3 p.m. at Brisson Funeral Home with the family receiving friends from 1 until 3 p.m. Blurial will be Thursday, Sept. 1! Qaklawn Memorial Park. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. De WITT HARVEY WHITMORE DeWitt Harvey Whitmore, 85, of Sanford, died Wednesday, Sept. 7,2005. Bom Dec. 11,1919 in Bridgewater; Va, he moved to Florida in 1955. He was active in the busi­ ness community until his retire­ ment. Survivors indude wife, Charlotte Argcnbright Whitmore; daughter; Judy Williams of Sanford; son Jerry Whitmore of Tallahassee; broth­ er Elwood Whitmore; sister; Grace Wright of Bridgewater; Va.; five grandchildren; eight great-grand children. 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September It, 2005 Churtl) ©irectorp 446-Nazerene _____________________________________________________ _______________ ____________ _A A R .N n 7 flren e 437-NonDenomlnational Seminole Community Church 5070 Orange Blvd., Sanfoni Sem inole C om m unity Church 5070 Orange Blvd, Sanlord 407-324-0199 w w w .sem lno l6ch urch.com Jerry W alsh. Pastor Saturday 5:30PM Sunday 9AM , A 10:45AM P ractical M essage* C ontem porary M usic C asual D ress Friendly Services P rofessional C hild C a r* Jerry' Walsh. Pastor Sunday Morning Worship 9 & 10:45 a.m. 8 1 A lban's A nglican C athedral Traditional A nglican 3348 W . SR 428 (AJom* Ava) (1/4 m u* oil Oraanaway. SR 417 Going East) Oviedo. Florida 407-857-2376 1928 Book Ot Common Prayer Sunday Sarvlcaa Holy Eucharist SAM Sunday School (a l a g a i) 9AM Sung Eucharist 10AM (Nursery a l both sendees) W eekday Holy Eucharist Services Tuesday 12Noon W ednesday 7PM Thursday 9 3 0P M Friday 12 Noon The Difference Is Worth the Distance C en tral B ap tist Church 3101 W est BR 48 Sanlord. FL 32771-8844 407-322-2914 Jimmy D a l* Patterson. Senior Pastor Sunday S ervice* Sunday Morning B M a Study 9 am & 1030am W orship Services 9am A 10:30am W ednesday Prayer Service 8 3 0 pm 402-Assembly of God C ity Church 850 E. Airport Blvd Sanlord. FL 32773 407-321-9600 Eugene Smith, Pastor Sunday Services, 9:00AM A 10 30AM www.orlandocttychurch.com F irst B aptist M arkham W oo d* 5400 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary. 407-333-2085 Dr. Bob Parker, Pastor Nelson Chapman, Youth Pastor Sunday-W orship 10:45AM C hildren's AWANA Club 63 0P M Fam ty Activities.. BPM Fam ily W orship C enter 2482 S. Park Ave Sanlord, FL 32771 407-322-9222 Jell K rai. Pastor Sunday Worship Service 930A M Wednesday Service 7PM W eklva A ssem bly o l God 1675 Dixon Rd Longwood, FL 32779 407-774-0777 Greg Freeman, Pastor Sunday Svcs. 10AM Sunday School. 9AM BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING COUPlFTE STSTEUS • ADOONS FREE ESTBMTES • SERVICE AU BRANDS RESOENTlAl AND COMMERCIAL ■HEATPUMP EXPERTS' STATE CERT KMCO Ui* 915 W. 2nd St 323-3517 Palm etto Avenue B ap tist Church 2826 Palmetto Ave 8antord.Fl. 32773 (407)323-1683 wetoarte-www PABC-LCS org -The FanWy Friendly Church' Ron W illiam s. Sr. Pastor Bill Simpson, Associate Pastor Tony Johnson, Student M inistry Pastor Scott G arrett, Children's Ministry Pastor •Sunday A M . Svcs 830am A 11am •Bible Study 9:45am •Sunday Eve Svc. 6pm W ed. Bible Study AAWANA 7pm Hom e of Liberty C hristian School G ra d ** K-4 Through 12th 1 A l l V — h i SANFORD 207 E. 25th St. 321-0685 LONGW OOD Hwy. 434 A 427 Hardware casselberr y S fO r e S a » * v iv « W inter Park Dr. 339-7345 SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN H A R R E LL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS SCHOOL ind DAYCARE PrMdioolthnj121h9rada •A M rtttfy of Church of God of Sanford ABEKACurrioJun M tt W. 22nd St, Sanford • 321-2723 DAVID BEVERLY AND STAFF 209 W. 25th Strsst Sanford, FL JIM R O W E PEST CO N TRO L ‘SrrSord■On* Sep Qian Stop' ' LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED m fsbaa* Aweas • M a rk R a m RON RUSSIA STAFF W7/U1-ZM -h r.« 7 /m -IM ! COMMERCIAL • REMOCXTUL 2626 Iroquois Avt. • 322-2070 69UMIL UN KHIMKI u s e t X AM. 7 PW l i f t FIRST IT , SANFORD 3 2 3 -2 9 9 9 T H E M c K IB B IN AGENCY IN S U R A N C E 114 N. PARK AVE., SANFORD 322-0331 C a ll Ted W a lk e r At 407-322-2611 T o S p o n s o r This P a g e BRISSON FU N ER AL HOME O R .‘SHORTY’ SUfTHANO R06ERTL BRISSON 9th SI and Laurel Ava. Sanlord *322-2131 G LA SS AD D ICTS S tain ed G lass C reatio n s 104 S P u t Ave Downtown Sartord 407-324-5631 GlauAriririi com W gl A DanM* Huriey C urio* Wort • C la im - K pp*a* •Stored Gim toil tuentM ■» Pncwnr IaL m JV M t f lO T Ia m a b B l H W li rJ L SeminofB County Pertonal Injury Attorney Since 1971 4 0 7 -8 3 4 -5 7 0 0 wwwjapawcom F irst B ap tist Church o t Longwood I 891 State Road 434 East Longwood. FL 32750-5394 407-339-3817 Chris W haley, Senior Pastor Sunday • 9 3 0 am Sunday School •10:50am W orship Service ■5.00pm Youth Choir •5:30pm Awana •530pm Youth Disdpkneshlp •5:30pm Pastor's D lsdpllneshlp Study ■530pm Vocal Ensem ble* 419-Church of God http/^ejlawxom RtvarW atk C hurch Sanford C hurch o f God 801 W . 22nd St. Sanford. FL 407-322-3942 Rev W e* Tanksiey, Pastor Senior Adult Sunday School ....9:45A M Morning W orship..10:45AM Sunday Night EDGE 6-7PM W ednesday Family Enrichment 7 to 8 P M Seminole Trinity Christian School Pre-School thru grade 9 407-321-2723 Also Day C ar* Starts at 1 Yr to Pre-School. 407-323-t411 7pm Lmdias Btoie Study •1030am Pastor's Bible Study -6:00pm Pastor's D isdplineshlp Study •6pm Divorce C ar* ■6pm Children's Graded Choirs <pm Orchestra Rehearsal ■630pm Youth Bibta Study •7pm Pastor's Bible Study •7pm M .I.C . at Night (M issions Involving Children at Night) •7pm Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal •7pm Youth Activities In Gym 422-Church of God of Prophecy F irst B ap tist Sanford 519 8 . Park Ava, Sanlord, FL 407-322-6041/407-321-9351 Youth: 407-322-5322 Rev. Jo * Douthltt. Interim. Pastor Rev. Tom Smith, Pastoral C ar* Rev. R. W agoner, Music Rev Mark W illiam s. Students Adam WUtow, Intern-Students •Sunday Schooi...9:1 SAM Sunday W orship.1030A #P W ad Activities, all ages. 8 3 0P M Nursery Provided C hurch o f G od o f Prophecy 2509 8 . Elm Ave, Sanford, FL 407-322-4015 Thomas Hants, Pastor Sunday School ....9:45A M P raia* A W orship ...1 030 A M Massage by Pastor..,11AM Evening S ervice......6PM Tuesday Prayer M lg.lOAM Midweek Service (W ad) 7PM . 425-Congregational G reco Fellow ship C ongregational C hurch (NACCC) 2401 S. Park Ave, Sanford 407-322-4584 Larry Leonard. Pastor Sunday S chool.... 930A M Morning Worship ..11AM Choir Practice W ed. ..6 30P M Baby sitting service available F irst S hiloh M issionary B ap tist C hurch 700 Elm Avenue Sanlord. FL 32771 407-322-5489 Rev Dr. Harry D. Rocker, S r Pastor Earty Morning Serv , 8:15AM Sunday S chool.....930A M Morning W orship..11AM Evening W orship(TBA)..4PM Monday Bible Study ...7 3 0 P M 429-Eplacopal H oly C roea Episcopal Church 8 . Park Ava • 4th St. Sanlord FL Sunday Worship 7 3 0 A 10a.m. Nursery A Sunday School for chil­ dren. Midweek worship In Chapel on W eds. Community meal • 530pm W eds. For times A detail of studies and activities, C a l 407-322-4811. G race B ap tist Church 919 Longwood Hilla Road Longwood, FL 32750 407-265-3595 Pastor Dave Thompson Sunday S chool.....930am Morning Worship ..-10:45am Evening W orship.....6:00pm 449-Presbyterian F irst P resbyterian C hurch (USA) of Lake M ary 128 W est W ilbur Ave Lake Mary. FL 407-32 M 0 2 1 lahtifnarypc(Sae>tcom Rev Brenda Loyal. Pastor Church S chool. 93 0am Morning Worship, 10:45am 440-Lutheran H oly C roea Lutheran Church 760 Sun Drive, Lake Mary, FL Paul Hoyer, Pastor Jonathan Thomas, A sst Pastor Saturday Evening.....53 0P M Praise A Worship Sunday M orning.....BAM Traditional Service Sunday Morning ,...930A m Praise A Worship Sunday Morning ...,11AM Fam iy Worship Service Nursery I* provided For Information c a l 407-333-0797. Lutheran C hurch of (M issouri Synod) 2525 S. Oak Ave. Sanford. FL Pastor James Timmons Sunday S chool.— 9:15AM Worship Service.....1030A M Information, 407-322-3552 HttpJZwww.lcrms.org New C reation Lutheran C hurch Worshipping at: ktytlwtlde Elem entary School 401 Vlhlen Road 407-322-7312 Bob Bresemann, Pastor Sunday Worship: B:45AM/10:45 AM Nursery Provided www. NewCreationChurch cc First P resbyterian Church o f Sanford Downtown on 3rd A Oak 407-322-2682 c - " (iK flnsnowriTKilnninQS.ee Sun. Worship 10AM Nursery Adult Sun. School 9AM Young Adults Sun School 11:15AM Sun. Youth. Food, M ovie. Fellowship 5PM Mon. Choir A Bells Rehearsal 7PM W ed. Eve Dinner (by reservation) 530P M W ed. Bible Study Adults 6PM W ed Bible Study M iddle School 6PM W ed. Praise Team Rehearsal 7PM Thurs. Boy Scout Troop 545 7PM W e W elcom e Your Visit At Any Event Jody McKewen, Minister M arkham W ood* Presbyterian Church 5210 Markham Woods Road Laka Mary, FL 407-333-2030 Dr. Michael L Andrews, Interim Minister Early Service, 830A M Sunday School, all age* 9:15AM Traditional Worship 1030A M Nursery Provided U psaia C om m unity P resbyterian Church • r : in i . • jn u ii * '<{<> h i ->rfi t, 'Knowing A Making Known Jesus Christ* Com er of 48-A A Upsaia Road, Sanford. FL C hrist D otted M ethodtot Church 407-330-2635 408 Tucker Drive WWW unaalachurch com (corner of Tucker Dr A 427) Rev. Bryan L W enger, Pastor 407-322-7900 Sunday School 9:00am Rev W ayne Stone, Pastor Morning Worship 10.00am Sunday School.......9:30 am Nursery C are Provided Inter-M ission......... 1030am Morning Worship ...11am Bible Study W ednesday...........83 0am Children'* Time Included In Worship Nursery provided for Babies Seventh Day A dventist C hurch and S m al Children. 6779 CR 427 •Sm all Enough To Love You • Sanford, FL Growing In Christ To Serve You* (behind Flea World) Pastor David B. Graham Sabbath School 930am Morning Worship 10:50am Mkfwk Worship. W ed. 7pm Childrens Church Provided F irst U nited M ethodist Church Kids C .O .O .L Club 419 Park Ave, Sanlord, FL 443-Methodlst 451-Seventh Day Adventist 407-322-4371 Jim Bradshaw, Pastor Morning Worship. 83 0 a m A ll :00am 9:45am Contemporary S em e* Coffee Fellowship. 9 :30am Sunday School, 9.45am Youth FeSowship, 4pm Nursery Provided S eventh Day A dventist MARS H ILL SDA 800 East 2nd S I. Sanlord. FL 407-323-5840 Sabbath S chool.....9:30AM Divine W orship......11AM W ed. Prayer Mtg 7 3 0 PM 446-Nazerene 81 Fetor's E piscopal Church 700 Rinehart Rd, Lk Mary, FL 407-444-5873 Rev C h art** L Holt. Rector W kend Eucharist: S a t 6pm Sun 73 0am , Bam. 11am C hid . Church B am /llam Nursery, B:46am -12:45pm W aatvtew B aptist Church 4100 H .E . Thomas Jr Pkwy Sanlord. FL 32771 (407) 323-0523 www.waalvIawhantlaLnm Bill Coffman, Pastor Sunday W orship 82 5am , 10:45am A 6pm Sunday School 935am W ed. Acdvlttas. A l Ages 830pm 431-Charismatic Episcopal C hurch of The H oly C om forter 407-Cathollc A ll Souia C atholic C hurch Com ar of 9th St A 8 . Oak Ava Sanlord, FL 407-322-3795 Father Richard W . Trout. Pastor W eekday Mass 8 3 0 AM, Mon-Fri Confessions. Saturday. 4PM Saturday V ig il......SPM Sunday. 730A M . 1030A M . Noon 9AM • English (Social H a l) 8 :45 AM - Spanish (Church) 5PM Latin Tndantine Maas 803 W . 4lh St Sanford. Florida 407-323-8067 Rev Marti Barth, Priest Sunday Eucharist 9 :30AM 437-NonDenomlnational L it*S p rin g O utR each M inistries Sun. 1030am al Longwood Cm c League W oman's Club 135 W . Church Ave, downtown Longwood Phone: 407-3394)277 W e Are Changing The World O n * Life Al A Tima www.ki*springmintstrie*-orB 410-Chrittlan Safehartoor C hristian C hurch 730 Upsaia Road Sanlord. FL 407-322-0980 Tim Storms. Minister Jo * Capulo. Youth Messier Mtchaai Mdbgan. Worship Minister Morning Worship 9 A 1 0 3 0 SBb... N First C hurch o f C h ris t S c ie n tis t Longwood 976 Markham Woods Road 407-788-7706 Sunday Church Service and Sunday School ....10A M W ednesday......7 3 0P M Child C a r* provided R eading Room 145 W eklva Springs Rd Ste 149 A. Longwood. FL Phone 407-869-1490 Mon-Fri 10am-4pm Sat 10am-1pm , TVissday C ountryside B ap tist C hurch 590 8 . Country Club Rd Lake M ary FL 32748 407-322-5979 S han* W ynn. Pastor Sunday School 9:45AM Sunday AM Worship 10:45AM Sunday PM W orship 6PM W ed Prayer Meeting 73 0P M Nursery Provided Show er Down o f B lessin g * 201 Elm Ave, Sanford. FL 407-321-8389 Timothy Hudson, Pastor Sunday School, 10AM Morning W orship, 11AM T u *. Prayer. Bible Study, 7 3 0 PM 413-Chrlstlan Science 404-Bapttst 404-Bsptlst 401-Anglican First C hurch of the N a ia re n * 2581 Sanford Ave Sanlord, Florida 407-322-3122 Jon Carnes. Pastor Morning Worship, 10.30am Sunday School. 9:30am Sunday Evening. 6pm W ed. Night Bible Study, 7pm . — ■ , t- B ridgaw ay Church 421 Longwood/Lk Mary Rd Laka Mary. FL 32748 (currantly meeting • Lk Mary Elementary) Pastor Jeffery Cook Sunday Worship, 10am W ed. FeSowship, 7pm “"•"* hrtrinewavrhurrh net/4 0 7 . 324-9080 Budding bridges of Faith, H op*. A (An aflWata of the Church of the Nazar ane) 456-Wesleyan W aalayan C hurch o f Paola 5580 W ayside Drive 8anford. FL 32771 (Off 1-4 (Exit 61) W eet First Street on Left • One M l* ) Leonard O'Donnell. Pastor 407-322-6332 •W here the Gospel Is good News* Sunday School....... 9:45AM Morning Worship ...,11AM Evening w orship.....8PM M id-W eek Mtg W ed. 7 3 0 PM P leas* Share Your Life W ith us �T iif. H kraij) SiiiHlny, ScptnnlH T II. 21MI~» I’figc 7 A L ifeStyle T k t W iy W t W M V : A little of this, a little of that TEis column will be a little of this and that, beginning with a couple of anecdotes gleaned trom a recent phone conversation with Douglas Stenstrom. Doug remembers that John Krider and Julian Stenstrom had gone to Leesburg in p w m ' o 5 f?r * me*tln8 ,0 form a new Florida State League. They found that there was an opening for only one more team, but 550 had to be paid that day to hold the slot. Neither had cash,' *'“ but• arro bor w e d a blank i . L Ione ------------— cneck from someone there. Early the next morning, they went to the Sanford Atlantic National Bank where they explained their light to bank President J.L Ingley who opened an account for them. A high school memory of Doug’s was of a 1937 foot­ ball game that was canceled L| with Daytona Beach because of rain. The coaches agreed to reschedule in December. When the game was played, Sanford beat Daytona Beach Grace Marie which was an upset. Stinecipher Many years later, Julian • • • • • • • a Stenstrom had occasion to attend a Daytona Beach City Commission meting where he recognized on of the commissioners as the Daytona Beach coach. Julian had been sports editor for the Herald at that time, and John Morgan and Doug had played on the SHS team. The Daytona Beach coach remembered the game in detail, and was still upset that SanfordI had beaten his team. r Celery Crate Picture Identification I received calls from Toi Livingston Fitzpatrick and Sonny & Beaufie Rabom who agreed on the following identifications in the Celery Crate picture. Barbara Saunders Chapman had also identified a few. Pictured from left to right, Evelyn Mathews and Walt Smith, Toi Livingston and Simon Dingfelder, Diion Baker and Wayde Rucker; Gene LeGette (standing in center), Daphne Connelly and Billy Gray, Margaret Dingfelder and Malcolm McNeil, Sally Morrison and Laurier Beard. The original picture also showed the stage with the mural painted by a classmate and ute chandeliers, but my esteemed editor cut that part and only showed the people dancing. Requests from the Sanford Museum If you have any information on any of the following, contact Alicia Clarke, curator, at the Sanford Museum, 407-302-1000. The Sanford Museum has a large collection of Seminole High School Salmagundis but is lacking any after 1981. If you have any you would like to donate, it would be greatly appreciated. These are used often by researchers and former students. Also lacking are Crooms yearbooks, the Panther; the museum does not have any of •• j ------ --------- a a sidcr donating it. Also needed is any memora­ bilia from Crooms Academy. Thanks so very much. Through the years, houses in Sanford have been relocated for various reasons. If you know of a house that has been relocated from its original place, please contact the museum. It is known that a few houses were moved from the First Baptist Church property in 1965 to make way for the Chance Education Building. The Kirby House on Magnolia Avenue was moved to Elder Springs, but it is not known there the others went. Antique Appraisal Fair The Seminole County historical Society is sponsoring an Antique and Collectible Appraisal Fair on Sept. 17 at the Lake Mary Community Center; from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. The center is located at 260 N. Country Club Road in Lake Mary. There is a $5 donation per item/set for appraisal. There will be a team of appraisers on hand, led by Kenneth Dittman. For further information, contact him at 407-321-2211. All proceeds will go toward a proposed building to be added to the Museum of Seminole County History on Highway 17-29. Times Union Books to be Published The Florida Timet Union of Jacksonville was recognized as the official state newspaper; circa 1865-1910. It printed news from all areas of Florida. Information for Seminole County commu­ nities during that period had been transcribed and typed exactly as it appeared in the news­ paper; misspelled words and all and has been placed in four books. Book 1 - Altamonte Springs, Clay Springs, lake Mary, Longwood, Sylvan Lake and Wekiva. Book 2 - Crow's Bluff, Enterprise, Osteen, Sorrento. Book 3 - Chuluota, Gasbnella, Geneva, Oviedo. Book4 - Fort Reid/Reed, Sanford. This is in three volumes. , , , Books 1-3 cost $25 each plus $1.75 tax. Book 4 (three volumes) cost $123.05, tax induded. Pre-orders with prepayment must bemad* bv Oct. 1. The books should be available by Nov. 15. This is a one time printing in accor­ dance with permission from the Florida Tunes j h b is a Seminole County Historical Society sponsored project. For further infor­ mation on how to order; of Seminole County History at 407-665-2489. Manny Leroy Clark's life ended tho morning Of Sept. 11,2001. Sternberg of O rlan do. Hsrsld photo by Tommy Vlncont 2™ ?! °! RI™rshlP Romance In Sanford, accepts donations from Charlie Hopkins took the donations to Theodore. A la ., where Katrina did hor dam ago. Rlmrshlp makes road trip for storm victims By C harles D. Jackson Herald Correspondent SANFORD — Robert Hopkins posted several mes­ sages on Ine Internet for ways he could help Hurricane Katrina victims. He got a reply from a Georgia couple that knew of a small town in Alabama, near­ ly totally devastated, that had been passed over by most relief efforts. Hopkins hopped into action. He contacted the Bay Area Food Bank in Theodore, Ala., and got a list of needed supplies. Operations manager and son of the owner of the Rivershlp Romance in Sanford, Hopkins sent e­ mails to custom ers and friends asking them to donate money and items to support the people in Theodore, Ala. "Their whole town was destroyed and they had no one to help them," said Bob Hopkins, owner of the Rivership Romance. A couple of days after ask­ ing for help, Robert Hopkins received loads of items that began rolling into the Rivership Romance office. Almost everything from baby formula to brand-new clothes, from dog food to dia­ pers, from cleaning supplies to chain saws were packed in the Rivership Romance van Wednesday as Hopkins and his mother Evle set sail for the Theodore, Ala., a town of 6,811 (according to the 2000 census) that sits at the south­ west corner of Mobile Bay on the * A labam a/M ississippi" state line. “We wanted to get things directly into the people’s hands,"Robert Hopkins said. "We have the resources here a van - so why not load it up and take things to the people who need it the most. Donations came by way of Romance employees, cus­ tomers, local businesses and friends, including an officer with the Florida Wildlife Commission, who helped load the goodies. Robert and Evic plan to stay four to five days. They will be housed by members of the Day Springs Baptist Church in Mobile, Ala. "I think this is our C hristian duty to help," Robert said. "No religion, race, or creed should factor, ,W. \Ve are all here to help each other." Stetson’s Comer Geneva’s voice supplies power Geneva resident Linda Beckerman shares Important information about those flicker­ ing power outages and their effect on our home appliances and entertainment equipment. Please contact FP&L if you are experiencing tire same. Here in Geneva all or most of us experience an excessive num­ ber of power flickers. I do not mean the sustained outages associated with a blown trans­ former; a line down, etc. Flickers are rapid off/on type outages. .......................... Tire power is often off for only a few seconds, 30 seconds, a minute, or Just a minute or two. Under normal cir­ cum stances, this should be Karon an occasional event. It is not Phillips normal for this to occur every time there is a storm, every time it rains hard, or tire wind blows a bit stronger. FP&L's position is that flick­ er* are mere inconveniences and of no concern. This is not true. When pressed, every supervisor at FP&L I've spoken with Iras acknowledged that they are more serious than an inconven­ ience. Therefore, I’d like to clari­ fy what the consequences of these power flickers are and let you know what FP&L Iras done about them so far. Every time the power flickers off and back on there is a power surge. Each time there is a surge, equipment degrades a small amount. This degradation isn’t visible to you, but it is happen­ ing and is accumulative. Anything in your home that contains microelectronic compo­ nents is subject to accumulative degradation from power surges. This includes your air condition­ er, your microwave, most stoves and clothes dryers, and very possibly your washing machine and refrigerator if you have a new model. It indudes all audio and video equipment, your computer, and modem comput­ erized sewing machines. Power surges also affect transformers (all those fine wires), such as those used to recharge cordless power took, cordless phones, etc. What happens during a power surge, even one lasting only microseconds, is that all the wiring, other conductors and all components overheat because they arc not rated for the surge they see (even if they are over­ designed). Over time tliis over­ heating weakens conductors and deforms circuit board traces. Eventually the equipment will fail prematurely. Because these are not a sudden, catadysmic event, we tend not to even realize that this is happening. So one fine day, a transformer seems to mysteri­ ously bum out or the dryer timer needs to be replaced, or a circuit board in the AC. A TV that would not ordinarily fail with a more obvious surge, will suddenly fail. We think that it is Just a big surge that did it. But the TV was vulnerable because it has been degrading a little eadt time there k a small surge asso­ ciated with these off/on flickers. Even expensive surge protectors will degrade a bit each time there is an off/on event. Eventually they will fail leaving vulnerable tire equipment they are supposed to protect. Because of tliis, we need to address the excessive number of power flickers here in Geneva. As I stated previously, while an occasional flicker is normal it is not normal to have tire power go off and then on every time it rains or the wind blows. Geneva dtizens have gotten so used to this happening tliat they now consider the power going off and back on as somethinig normal. I've lived in Florida almost my entire life and I've never run into this situation anywhere eke, not even in other locations here in Central Florida. And I've lived in places that had many more trees than we do here. We need to stop thinking of an abnormal situation as normal. Being used to something doesn't make it normal. We pay the same rates for electric power as everyone else that IT&L serves, but don't have tlie same system reliability. And we pay twice because of the reduced life of sensitive equipment. It has taken me since June to get IT’&I. to start addressing thk problem. So far they nave checked some of the possible causes on only one of Geneva's two feeder lines. They found two cracked insulators (one pos­ sible cause) and some damaged lightening arrestors. These have been replaced but tire excessive power flickers still exist. 1 am continuing to press FP&I. on this matter, but am severely ham­ pered because I seem to bo the only one reporting these prob­ lems. 1would like to ask Geneva cit­ izens to start reporting these out­ ages, which seem like no big deal but really are. I am willing to act as an ombudsman for Geneva with FI’&L. But each individual still needs to call FI’&L and report these excessive flickers. Thk is actually lielpful to them because it helps them isolate where in Ute area the cause of the problem exkts. In addition, if you will shoot me a message at lbeckermanWcfl.rr.com I will keep a list and make sure tliat FP&L knows the total magni­ tude of the problem. Tlie customer service number for FI’&L is 1-800-226-3545. When you first liear the menu, punch in 5. Tlus will roll you to another menu. Punch in 4 and you will get a prompt for your phone number and then a real live human King ITease protect expensive items in your home. Let’s get tliis fixed and liave tlie same quality grid everyone else in Florida lias. We need you to It'll ms u lut yoM Wu> th.it is good ith'ul Geneiul Please share your information, uleas and comments by calling 407-221­ 7002, via e-mail at kareninptuUipMreUwuth net, t/tlease put ‘Stetson's Comer“ in the subject line), or with afax to 407-349-2800. Thanks Sanford native was hero on Sept. 11 The observance of the memorial of the 911 disaster is still in the minds of the Clark family. Mannie Leroy Clark's life ended that morning. Sept. 11, 2001, when terrorists attacked the New York World Trade Center. The guy with that winning smile was a native of Sanford who was affectionately called "Manny Boy" by his family, classmates and friends. I laving lived in New York City for many years, he was employed . as a supervisor of secu­ rity aLtlic first building Marva hit during the attack. H aw kins He was a man who, with the other guards, were heroes at the World Trade Center. Most of them could have easily escaped but they were killed because they chose to help others. Tlie guards were stationed in the lobby and basement floors, close to the exits, according to news reports. Hundreds of civilians were told they owe their lives to the split-second division made by these men and women, to stay at their post and use their years of experi­ ence at the job to guide others to safety. Sunday, Sept. II, at 6 p.m , the Sanford Clark family will hold a memorial to honor their departed brother, nephew, uncle, classmate and friend. The honor tribute will be held on the grounds of the Clark Family site at 1317 Lake Avenue in Sanford. Family and friends are invited to share this occasion to honor this man who was a fun loving, smiling guy who had a great sense of humor. He was also a warm, friendly and generous man and an ardent golfer. Northern Region council members in the Sanford area plan a comniunKity forum, as a member of the Agricultural and Labor Program, Inc. continues to help our communilSies keep citizens knowledgeable about the many agencies that are able to help them grow and pros­ per In their lives. Monday, Sept. 19, at 7 p.m. at the Boys and Girls West Sanford Persimmon Avenue facility, many representatives from tlie various agencies w ill be on hand to give information on Medicare, health, medicines, Social Security, Department of Children and Family Sanford Service Center, the Sanford police department and olliers. Call 407-322-5418 for informa­ tion. Luther Bamei Song Ministries pres­ ents the 9thg annual North Carolina Fall Gospel Classic on Oct. 5 - 8 1 lost night will feature duets, soloists, choirs, ensem­ bles, quartettes, children's classic, and musician's forum. For information phone Sherlyn J. Brinson at 407-321-4881. Featured artists are Bishop F.C. Barnes, ly Fabbett and Greater Anointing, Pastor Shirley Ceasar, Luther Bames Song Ministers, the Sunset Jubilaircs, Rev. Timothy Wright, the Williams Brothers, tlie Swaniee Quintet, Keith "Wonderboy" Johnson, Darrell McFadden and the Disciples, Tommy Ellison, Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, Pastor Neal Robinson. Damon Little and Nu Beginnings. Make your reservations before Sept. 24. Rocky Mount, N.C., 27802. Phone 252-977-9195. Red Budd Holy Church. Happy birthday to Natherine Benthley, Betty Black Smith. Rozland II. Tillman and the Rev. Thelma Shaw Young. �Page OA Sunday. Scptrnitwr II. 200 Crashes C ontinued from P i |« 1A Each law enforcement agency Is charging Hudson separately so tnat each lime he crashed and took off, he will be charged with hit and run and a DUI. Hudson was arrested at the scene of the last accident by Sanford Police and transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. He was asked to perform several field sobriety tasks. A Breathalyzer returned negative results, but Hudson consented to a urine sample. The Seminole Countv Sheriff’s office assisted with the apprehension. Chines facing Casselberry man Winter Springs Police Department • DUI and property damage • Hit and Run Longwood Police Department • DUI and property damage • Hit and Run Sanford Police Department • DUI • DUI and property damages • DUI and serious bodily injur)’ • Reckless driving • Hit and Run • Possession of Cocaine Herald photo by Tommy Vlorant _____ T O . o n . Of 1 W « *« « ,, In S ^ n o l . C o n * C . . M l W hlnd b> . < * • » « " » ™ » • » ">“ * e“ S“ - K u h n -----------Continued from P * |e 1A on the projects that we were doing.” Robert Kuhn recommend­ ed local business owner and resident Maria Shreve to replace him. The CRA members voted unanimously to make that recommendation to the city commission. BauheadMps provide 500 pam of glasses to evacuees SANFORD — Bayhead Eye Center in Sanford, in cooperation with suppliers in the optical Industry, will be providing up to 500 pairs of p re sc rip tio n e y eg lasse s, at n o c h a rg e , to e v a c u e e s o f th e C u ll S la te s a ffe c te d b y H u rric a n e K atrin a. T h e d o n a tio n in c lu d e s a n eyeglass frame, prescription single vision or lined bifocal lenses, scratch resistant lens coating and an eyeglass case. Central Florida residents who are housing evacuees or have family members or friends in the effected states that have lost or left behind prescription eyewear or read­ ing classes should call Bayhead Eye Center at 407­ 322-2230. Bayhead may also be able to help those in need of con­ tact lens solutions or eye health examinations free of charge. Bayhead Eye Center is located at 820 W. Lake Mary Blvd., Suite 104, in Sanford. SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA’S NATURAL CHOICE Seminole County Affordable Housing Assistance Program State Housing Initiatives Partnership (S.H.I.P.) CORRECTION 14 1 * 1 1 1 BJ Thomas Saturday, Septem ber 17th at 7:30pm Tickets are $35, 30. Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra Sunday, Septem ber 18th at 2 pm Tickets are $25, 20. ---------------------------------------------- The Board ofCounty Commissioners or Seminole County will r e c e i v e r Mtim.ted$2 930^52 in funding to assist people of very low and low income. A portion will be used to assist with down payments for first time, income eligible home buyers. ^ low income first time homebuyers down payment assistance of u p S e m i n o l e £ £ fa £ £ lB u lZ g u i^ s S w ). c»minnii« Pouniv Services Building, Community Resource Center, First Floor Room i from 8 A M to 5*00 P.M Monday through Friday or go to www.SeminoleCountyfl.gov and S o i l e d an application. Applications will be received until all fund, have been o b l.g .t^ To obtain additional information, you may download program brochures and income guidelines from our web site www.SeminoleCountyfl gov or please contact the Seminole County Community Development Office at 407-665-7384. Diane Ledford. S.H.I.P. Administrator, Alice w w w I t c k n S l M l T h e a t t r com PUBUC NOTICE C ITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA In accordance with the City of Longwood City Charter, Section 8.04 (c), NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that John Maingot, being unopposed in the City of Longwood General Election scheduled for November 8, 2005, will be auto­ matically elected as the District #1 City Commissioner. NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR CLOSING, VRCNflNG AND ABANDONING A SUBDIVISION P U T Notice is hereby given that the City Commission ol the City ot Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public Hearing at 7:00 P. M. on Monday. September 26, 2005, In the City Commission Chambers, City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida, to con­ sider and determine whether or not the City will close, vacate and abandon any right of the City and the public in and to the south one half of Oak Hill Subdivision Plat, fur­ ther described as follows: SOUTH HALF OF OAK HILL SUBDIVISION PLAT TO INCLUDE: LOTS 106 THRU 210; INCLUDING ALL RIGHT OF WAYS AND ALLEYS S OF 25TH P U C E RIGHT OF WAY (VICTORIA STREET); AND 26TH STREET (WOODRUFF STREET) RIGHT OF WAY BETWEEN THE EASTERLY RAILROAD RIGHT OF WAY LINE AND THE EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF MELLONVILLE AVENUE; AND MELLONVILLE AVENUE BETWEEN 26TH STREET AND THE S RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF 25TH P U C E ; AS RECORD­ ED IN P U T BOOK 3, PAGE 86, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY All parties in Interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. ADVICE TO THE P U B UC : If a person decides to appeal a deci­ sion made with respect to any matter considered at the above meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record of the pro­ ceedings, Including the testimony and evidence, which record Is not provided by the City of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 407­ 330-5626 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. Cynthia Porter, Deputy City Clerk IS The St. Johns River W ater Management District has received an application for Consumptive W ater Use From: Rolling Hills Golf Club, 1749 Art Hagen PI, Longwood, FL 32750, application #3812. The applicant proposes to withdraw 0.22 million gallons per day of surface water and ground water for the Irrigation of 78.74 acres of golf course turf and 1.26 acres of urban landscape. The withdrawals used by this pro­ posed project will consist of Ground Water from the Floridan Aquifer via 3 active wells; Surface Water from Pond 1/10 via 1 active pump; Surface Water from Pond 11 via 1 active pump Surface Water from, Pond 12 via 1 active pump; Surface Water from Pond 14 via 1 active pump in Seminole County, located in Section(s): 1, 2; Township: 21S; Range: 29E known as Rolling Hills Golf Club. The file(s) containing each of the above-listed application(s) are available for inspection Monday through Friday except for legal holidays, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the St. Johns River Water Management District Headquarters or the appropriate service center. Written objections to the application may be made, but should be filed with (received by) the District Clerk, 4049 Reid Street, Palatka, Florida 32177-1429, no later that 21 days from the date of publication. Written objections should identify the objector by name and address, and fully describe the objection to the application. Filing a written objection does not entitle you to a Chapter 120, Florida Statutes, Administrative Hearing. Only those persons whose substantial interests are affected by the application and who file a petition meeting the requirements of Sections 120.569 and 120.57, Florida Statutes, and Chapter 28-106, Florida Administrative Code, may obtain an Administrative hearing. All timely filed written objections will be presented to the Board for considera­ tion in its deliberations on application prior to the Board taking action on the application. Gloria Lewis, Director, Division of Permit Data Services St. Johns River Water Management District � 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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A team of a dozen educators and parents m et M ay 9 to beg in the process of researching the K-8 model for Sem inole County. S u p erin ten d en t B ill Vogel was careful to note that the district is not In growth areas, education officials look for alternative to middle school looking to replace the current m odel, which includes m iddle schools with grades six through eight. G row th in tne southw est com er o f the county, however, has prom pted this study, he said. "W h o ev er w ould have thou ght that the grow th would continue in the southw est area o f the county," he told the team . Rita Ramsey, executive director of Elem entary Education for the dis­ trict, told the team that this study is "p u rely research at this p oin t." The K-8 m odel is not new, Vogel pointed out. M any private schools, in clu d in g the O rlan d o C ath o lic Diocese, use that particular model. Vogel also pointed out that white S em in o le's concern is growth, many school d istricts have discovered posi­ tive effects on the students and facul­ ty w hen they sw itched away from m iddle schools. T h ere m ay be o p p o rtu n ities brought about by grow th challenges, he said, including academ ic advan­ tages. He noted tne traditional aca­ dem ic dip that many students experi­ ence transitioning from elem entary S w Middle, Pag# 3A Graduation time Sse what the Class of 2006 from Seminole Hflh School and Lake Mary Ugh School w* taka away fromtheir high school experience. Special graduation pages are Inside. SHS, Page 18 IMHS,Pwee10a Moving in with history Oviedo rallies past Apopka Ih e Oviedo High School baseball team rallied from • 4-0 deficit to best Apopka, 8-*, and remain toe last county team stilt afive In toe hunt tor a state title. Drug coverage program info seminar set HaraM photo by Tommy Vlncont Ana Yebba stands in the living room of the historic Dodd House where she lives with her husband Mike. The cou­ ple, right, live in the newest home designated by the city as an historic landmark. SANFORD — An informational seminar about the new Medicare Part D pro­ gram for prescription drugs will take place Saturday, May 21. Participants will leam about premiums and copayments to be paid by tne govern­ ment. People 65 years and over, disabled and those eligible for Medicare based on income are encour­ aged to attend. The staff of the U.S. Social Security Administration will present the seminar. A question and answer session will follow and applica­ tions will be taken. The seminar is at New Bethel Baptist Church, 618 E. 10 th St., Sanford. Landmark home sits near Fort Reid blockhouse site By Uane Edlxon Herald Staff SANFORD — Mike and Ana Yebba adore their his­ toric Sanford home. The Yebbas moved from Oviedo last year to 2018 S. Meilunville Ave., into a historic home dating back to the late 1800s. "It's a neat old house. We love it," Ana said. The city of Sanford commission just recently desig­ nated their home as a local historic landmark after a unanimous recommendation from the Historic Preservation Board in April. The Yebba's home is one of the few houses remain­ Photo submitted See Home, Page 3A VP departs Sanford airport after seven years By Dan Ping S em inole S mile Herald Staff SANFORD — The executive vice president of the Orlando Sanford International Airport (OSIA) is leaving his post to pur­ sue a job as the top administrator at another airport. Victor White, who has been with OSIA for seven years, said he plans to take his accrued vacation time to explore employ­ ment opportunities. "It's about the right time for me to pursue some other things," White said. "I've been in the airport business for 29 years, 15 of those years as a director, and 1 really think it's time for me Don* DuxburyPrandanl of S«mif>ol« County Reived Educator C ing from the Fort Reid community, which was a mili­ tary post during the Seminole Wars. According to a 1910 memoir; the earthworks for Fort Reid were located on this property and the house sits near the site of the Fort Reid blockhouse built in the late 1830s. The home is said to be built by Dr. Algernon Speer, who may have built the log home that once sat near the road on this property. The Sanford Museum found documents indicating the home was built by an Englishman, John Dodd, sometime after 1889. Dodd owned a store on 1st Street. o m e to be a director again." White was the president of OSIA for the first three years of his tenure in Sanford. He was demoted to vice president when Sanford Airport Authority (SAA) board members hired Larry Dale to become the air­ port's president and CEO. White and Dale clashed at times, but both men said they were parting on good terms. "Victor and I have had our misunderstandings, but we've been able to work through those," Dale said. "He's done a tremendous job for the airport." White said that Dale is a "strict boss. He's stem and he holds you accountable." However; White said those char­ acteristics were not the reason for his departure. "I’ve had to answer to Larry for seven years. First when he was the mayor of Sanford, and then when he became the presi­ d en t" White said. "I wouldn't have lasted seven years if we had had major problems." White said over the last sever­ al months he has received numerous calls from "head hunters" inquiring about his availability to run other airports. "The timing is just right for me," White said. "Look at the things we've accomplished. We're the fastest growing airport in North America for the last three years." "There are some great oppor­ tunities out there, and I really, really want to be a director again," White added. "I can't continue to fulfill my responsi­ bilities here and still be available to fly out of town at a moments notice to pursue these other things. It's just not fair to the air­ port." In an early morning meeting scheduled for Wtxlnesday, SAA members are expected to approve a new organizational chart submitted by Dale. The new chart eliminates the execu­ tive vice president position and replaces it with a new position, director of special affairs. R t VERRA TS O p e n in g D a y G a m t o i h in k 6 t h • i 7 i’M • S am vs. D a v t o s a The board is also expected to lure new legal counsel during its meeting. Steve Coover currently represents the airport. Dale would not confirm or deny that Coover would be replaced. He also declined to say who might represent the airport should SAA members fail to retain Coover's firm. Dale did say. "I think the airport has outgrown Steve. Steve is a one-man shop." Coover was not available for comment. Dale said he has not estab­ lished a timeframe to fill the director of special affairs posi­ tion. He also said White would be available for consultation while he looked for other work. �Page 2 \ w w w .M nfordnaw spapar.com T he H ekald Wednesday. May 18. 2005 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Seminole County gets set for storm season 2005 S A N F O R D — In p reparation tor a b u sy h u rric a n e se a so n , S em in o le C o u n ty Em ergency M anagem ent schedu led tw o train in g co u rses to im prove e m erg en cy response to citizens, before, d u rin g and after a disaster. T h e tra in in g s are fo cu sin g on e n h a n c e m e n ts to co m m u n ica tio n s e q u ip m en t and new coordination pro­ ced u res. T u esd ay o f th is w eek, the Sem inole C o u n ty E m erg en cy m an ag em en t tra in ed new em p loy ees on how to o p er­ a te in sid e the Em ergency O p erations C e n te r (EO C). The EO C is the focal p o in t fo r all em ergen cy response co o r­ d in a tio n d u rin g a disaster. In c o o p e ra tio n w ith th e s ta te of F lo rid a , D iv isio n of E m erg ency M a n a g e m e n t's sta te w id e h u rrica n e e x e rcise , Sem inole C ou nty w ill conduct an em ergen cy d rill on W ednesday, M ay 18. T h e sim u la ted e x e rcise w ill take p la ce in sid e the EOC from 8:30 a.m . to 1 2 :30 p.m. The "H u rrican e Z ack" exer­ c ise w ill test issu es o f p re-la n d fa ll, la n d fall, and p ost-lan d fall for a m ajor h u rrican e. It w ill give particip an ts the o p p o rtu n ity to e v a lu a te cu rren t resp o n se concepts, plan s and cap ab ili­ ties. "H u rrican e Z ack " w ill focus on key local and p rivate em ergen cy responder coord in ation, critical d ecision s and the in teg ration of local, S tate and Federal assets n ecessary to save lives and pro­ tect pu blic health follow ing a n atural disaster. E m erg en cy O p e ra tio n s M an ag er A lan S. H arris said these train in g ex er­ cises w ill h elp im prove response to all types o f disaster. It has alw ays been the m ission o f S e m in o le C o u n ty E m erg en cy M anagem ent to protect lives and prop­ erty by effectiv e com m u n ication and coord in ation o f em ergency resources, he said in a news release. ,/ III*1 * * * w ed A meeting of the County/CIty Join t Advisory Committee is scheduled for 3 p.m. In the Seminole County Services Building, 1101 E First S t , Room 1028. The purpose is to identify, evalu­ ate and make recommenda­ tions regarding increasing efficiency of service and sav­ ings for the taxpayer. The meeting is open to the pub­ lic, but public input will not be received. On hand will be representatives of the county and each of the seven dties. G olden Y ean group at Community United Methodist Church in Casselberry will hold its monthly luncheon featuring the "Singing Seniors." Festivities will be from 11:30 a m. to 1:30 p.m. For infor­ mation call 407-831-3777. Hmld photo by Tbnuwy Vkicifrt Food. fLm and entertainment were the order of the day as Brethren Reaching Out ce lebrated Its 10th anniversary May 7. Shown entertaining the neighborhood children with his balloon creations is Baftoonist Ron Byrd. The event was hetd at Seminole Gardens in Sanford. Drug Related • Damieian Trovieno Tillman, 31, of Peachwood Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Friday at West SR-46 and Avocado Avenue. Officers found him in his vehicle in a parking lot, and investigated when they reported the vehicle's windows were overly tinted. Following an investigation, he was charged with possession of cocaine, possession of drugs within a school area, possession of under 20 grams of marijuana, pos­ session of narcotics equipment, improper sunscreen on his wind­ shield, and possession of a controlled substance (crack cocaine). * '♦ M, Legislature passes bills that benefit consumers T A L L A H A S S E E — S e v e ra l b ills p a ssed by th e L eg islatu re are good n ew s for the con su m er this year. T h e 2 005 leg islativ e session ended on M ay 6 th . T h e follow in g are noted: PA SSED — H urricane P reparedness S ales tax H oliday — will be h eld for 12 d ay s, From Ju n e 1st until Ju n e 12th. T h e m easure w ill elim in ate sales tax on item s purchased for h u rricane p ro tec­ tio n . They in clu d e rad io s, b atteries, c o o le rs , tarp s and g e n era to rs. T h e th resh old for the tax break m ay vary d ep en d in g o n the item . PA SSED — Hack to School Sales Tax H olid ay — gives a nine-d ay sales tax h olid ay on cloth in g, shoes, som e acces­ so ries and bo o ks under $50 per item , an d sch o o l su p p lie s u n d er $10 per item . T h is holiday w ill run from July 23rd through July 31st. PA SSED — Price G ouging leg isla­ tion . T h is creates a second d egree m is­ d em ean o r for price gou ging by illeg iti­ m ate v en d o rs, allow s sp ecial p ro v i­ sio n s for key retail em p loyees to w ork th rou gh cu rfew s, and allow s retailers to have access to landfills d u rin g an e m e rg e n cy d e cla ra tio n . T h is w as brough t about by the m yriad of price g o u g in g reports during last y e a r's h u r­ rican e seaso n w hen needed item s at v ario u s stores jum ped up in price. T h is le g isla tio n is an attem pt to prevent p rice g ou g in g d u rin g em ergency situ a­ tion s such as this y e a r's hurricane sea­ son. D a n P in g • Gary Franklin Ramey, 56, and Sherry Ramey, 40, both of Lighthouse Cove, Sanford, were arrested by Sanford police Monday in he 22500 block of French Avenue as the result of a traffic stop. Gary was charged with driving with a suspended license. Sherry, a passenger in the vehicle, was charged with possession of cocaine, possession of over 20 grams of mari­ juana, and possession of narcotics equipment. • Frank Alvin Beckford, 47, listed as homeless, was arrested by Sanford police Friday at a motel in the 3200 block of Orlando Drive. He was charged with possession of cocaine and possession of cannabis, under 20 grams. Assault - Battery • Corey Freeman, 27, of Mellon ville Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police early Tuesday. On Monday, he had reportedly been involved in a fight in the 1000 block of Mellonville Avenue with a female. He reportedly attempted to hit her with his vehicle. Officers said he had pointed a gun at her head. He was located as the result of a traffic stop early Tuesday on SR-46. He was charged with aggravat­ ed assault with a deadly weapon, pos­ session of a weapon by a convicted felon, and aggravated battery with a motor vehicle. • Charlton Walker, 32, of Groveview Way, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at his residence where he reportedly was involved in a family disturbance. He was charged with simple assault. • David Allen Carr, 43, of Fox Quarry Lane, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at his resi­ dence where he was reportedly involved in a fight with a female. He was charged with battery — touch or strike (domestic violence). UQ *ln Editor and Publisher © le g a l A d v e rtis in g P afli Sm ith A d m in is tra tio n Betty Bennott D isp la y A d v e rtis in g R o v / e L ave n d e r C irc u la tio n Wanda Kourpantd>s A dvertising S e le * M anege, Steve G lass Advertising Account Esscutivs C la s s ifie d A d v e rtis in g Ted W a il* ' Chary) Smith Casm tra H arrison P ie P«e»» O ut & A bout Balloon Brethren erty from the store without paying. She was charged with petty larceny. P o lic e I f y ) B lo tte r|A h Z > ■ Mark Anthony Carranza, 33, of Myrtle Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at his resi­ dence following a confrontation with a female. He was charged with battery — touch or strike (domestic violence). • Monty Kipp Sopp, 41, of Apopka, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at a business in the 1200 block of French Avenue where he was reportedly involved in a fight. He was charged with battery — touch or strike and resisting an officer without violence. • John Aubrey Nealon, 20, of Wyndham Crest Blvd., was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at his resi­ dence. He reportedly had damaged the windshield of a woman's vehicle and had been in a right with her. He was charged with battery - touch or strike (domestic violence), two counts of property damage, and resisting an officer with violence. • Joseph Dalton Devillers, 21. of Old England Loop, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at a residence near his nome, where offi­ cers said he was causing a disturbance with a female. He was charged with battery - touch or strike (domestic vio­ lence). Thefts • Edward Williams Foster, 23, list­ ed as homeless, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday at a store in the 3400 block of Orlando Drive. He reportedly had taken $14.92 in mer­ chandise from the store without pay­ ing. 1le was charged with petty larce­ ny, and trespassing on property after warning by owner. • Stephen Paul BradweU, 26, of Hazel Blvd., Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Monday at a store in the 3600 block of Orlando Drive. He was accused of taking $687 n items from the store without paying. He was charged with petty shoplifting from a merchant. • Brenda Gail Knight, 43, of M ellonville Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Monday at a store in the 1500 block of French Avenue. She was accused of taking $9181 m prop­ Other charges • Larry D. Chandler, 50, of Locust Avenue, Herman Herring, 43, of West 12th Street, Rodney Marshall HilLsman, 39, of Knox-Avenue, and Wilbert Hawkins, Jr., 45, of Sanford Avenue, were arrested by Sanford police on May 7. Officers reported finding the four at the rear of a busi­ ness in the 1000 block of West 13th Street, holding open containers of beer. Each was charged with violation of the city ordinance regarding pos­ session of an open container of alco­ hol. • Larry Donnell Hardy, 22 of Lake Dot Drive, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday in the 100 block of Coleman Circle. When offi­ cers responded to a disturbance call he reportedly ran from the residence and nid in a wooded area. He was located and arrested on a charge of resisting an officer without violence. • Anthony Hayes, 25, of East 8th Street, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at French Avenue and 25th Street. Officers said he unlawfully purchased alcohol for two under age men. He was charged with contribut­ ing to the delinquency of a minor and driving with a suspended license. Bobby Hawluns, 44, of West 5th Street, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday in Castle Brewer Court, where he had reportedly been following a man. He was charged with stalking. "Serving Seminole County Since 1908" E d ito ria l Sieve Paradis Brethren Reaching Out will hold a "Reaching O ut to our Children" golf tourna­ ment at the Timacuan G olf 4c Country Club In Lake Mary. There will be contests, prizes and food. Shotgun start at 8 a.m. Call 321-283-2183. The Hucawilla Lighting and Beautification District Advisory Committee will meet at 7 p.m. in Winter Springs City Hall. Six beautification projects on the agenda. The Longwood City Com m ission will hold a spe­ cial meeting at 8:30 p.m. in City Hall. The subjeri o f the meeting will be to discuss a 9/11 memorial. THUR The Sem inole County Regional Cham ber of Commerce presents the 2005 Economic Developers Luncheon, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Orlando Marriott - Lake Mary. The Anim al Control Board of Seminole County will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. at the Animal Service center, 232 Bosh Blvd. The meeting is on an appeal to classify a dangerous dog. The Mayors and M anagers Group o f Envision Seminole, will meet from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at Central Florida Zoo's Wayne Densch Discovery Center. School Superintendent Bill Vogel will discuss growth and land use changes for schools. SUN M anaging Editor Wednesday. May 10 2005 • Vol 113, No 75 Dons O wtncti lia n e Edison Marva Haaams tic k Pteilauf Dean Smitn Tommy V rv e n l Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers Inc • 300 N French Ave Sanford, FL 32771 ■Phone (407) 322 2611 ■F ax (407) 323 9406 Sw ing into Sum m er - Big Band Dance will be held at Orlando North Hilton H otel 350 S. North Lake Blvd., Altamonte Springs. Featured will be "Lady of Song" Linda Cole and the Altamonte Jazz Ensemble. Tickets at the door will be $5. Call 407-322-7528. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Write to us: 300 N. French Avenue Sanford. FL 32771 E-Mail ua: Eaton* P e u d c a l Postage P a d a i Sanford Florida and additional m ailing offices M i/e c i Postm aster S a rd address changes to The S A hfO R O HE R A ID PO ISot I U ' Ser4urd FL T a m IM F fcf| House of Refuge will hold its annual Women's Day at the 11 a.m. service. Speaker will be Mother Mildred Eason of New Life Church of Orlando. Ladies are urged to wear yellow and white. House of Refuge is located at 1001 Celery Ave., in Sanford. Call 407-324-4711. Mark Brookhouser, 31, of Titusville, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday in the 2300 block of French Avenue. After he was arrested for bur­ glary and dealing in stolen property, it was learned he was on probation in Brevard County for grand theft and resisting without violence. He was charged with violation of probation. The burglary reportedly occurred on May 9th. to a vehicle in a parking lot in the 1400 block of French Avenue. Regarding that case, he was charged with dealing in stolen property, bur­ glary of a conveyance, theft of $300 or more, possession of narcotics equip­ ment, and resisting an officer without violence. THE SANFORDHERALD l is p s Republic Ncwxpdfxrr*. 1m • Jennifer Nicole Manikowski, 18, of Cedar Lane, lake Mary, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police Monday at a store in the 3600 block of Orlando Drive where she reportedly took a total of $44.97 in items from the store without paying. She was charged with petty larceny. The Sanford Sem inole County Cham ber of Commerce Luncheon Series presents Baseball 4c Hot Dogs, at Sam's Club, 1101 Rinehart Road in Sanford from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Special guests will be the Sanford River Rats. W Can ua: (407)322-2011 Subscription Rates 3 M onths n berrw vjie County 111 00 6 U u r4r« vi S errano* C ount, |2 0 00 I rear m Semmuie County 136 00 I fe a r O trev Florida County l* '/ 00 I rear O ut O f Slate VU 00 t Fax irt; (407) 323-0401 �T he Herald www.sanfordnewepeper.coni M id d le Wednesday. May t8. 2005 P ag e 3 A Hom e C o a t l m d fa P ag * 1A to middle school. To illustrate the growth problem, he said that Teague M iddle School has 1,700 stu­ dents right now. Bear Lake E lem entary in Apopka is now the largest elem entary in the county. Forest City E lem entary and nearby Sp rin g Lake elem entary have experience increasing enrollm ent. In that southw est area, he said . Lake Brantley was expanded to hold 3,000 stu­ dents, but now accom m o­ dates hundreds more with p o rtab le classroom s. In order to ease enrollm ent a m id d le and elem entary school are necessary, but land is scarce in that part of the county. O ther areas in Sem inole may have the same problem s in the near future. "W e are aggressively pur­ su in g land In that area," Vogel said referring to southw est Sem inole County. R ather than bu ild two schools, the d istrict may look at b u ild in g one K-8 institution. Vogel said the K-8 com ­ m ittee would work indefi­ nitely. There are im m ediate needs, he said, but looking dow n the road m any areas are experiencing growth in population and a decrease in property on which to build a school. M argaret C urran is the fou nd ing principal at A nn u nciation C atholic Sch ool in A ltam onte Springs. The two-story, K-8 religious school was named a Blue R ibbon School of E xcellence in 2004 by the U .S. D epartm ent of Education. C urran said C atholic schools have used the K-8 m odel for decades because it works. "O n e of the reasons it works is the m odeling that can be done from the older stu d en ts to the you n ger on es," Curran said. "I think it h elp s them d evelop a sense of caring and service." She point out that caring and service d o n 't alw ays com e n atu rally to m iddle s c h o d ,!students. Som etim es Page 1A --------------- ( ( ----------------- W e treat the m iddle schoolers fa r differently. n that is because o f peer pres­ sure, som etim es b ecau se they see them selves as the center o f everything. "Even requiring them to interact builds a great sense of com m unity," sne said. She said tne students still experience a transition from fifth to sixth grade, bu t it is lessened o r helped by have what she called a "sch ool w ithin a school." "W e treat the m iddle sch o o lers far d ifferen tly than the elem entary age stu­ d e n ts," C u rran exp lain ed . "D evelopm entally tney are different. Th ey need more space, for exam ple." A nn u nciation teach ers and ad m in istratio n try to m ake th e tran sitio n as sm ooth as possible. Student council m em bers go into the fifth grade class­ es and talk about the transi­ tion, stu d en t to stud en t. "T h a t's very effe ctiv e ," Curran said. E ig h th-g rad ers grad u ate about a week before the end o f school. During that time, fifth g rad ers can go over into the m iddle school area and see w hat it's like to change classes. At the start of the new year, middle school teachers are cognizant of the first two w eeks for sixth g rad ers. They receive less hom ew ork, for exam p le. C u rran also m eets w ith fifth-grader par­ ents in February to explain what to expect w ith their children as they enter m id­ dle school. S h e reassu res fam ilies ■• ; i i going through their first sixth grade that adjustm ents are norm al. "You w ill get your sweet lovely child back," she tells p arents. "P eo p le tell you about the terrible twos, but not about the terrible 13s." Ram sey pointed out that m any of the reform s up north occurred because of declining populations. "M ost o f the K-8 schools there are retro fitted ," she said, from elem entary or m iddle schools. Som e northern districts, saw an academ ic reason for sw itch in g from m iddle schools to a K-8 model. In C leveland, for exam ­ ple, officials found that the district's 25 m iddle schools were failing. Test scored sig­ n ifican tly decreased for sixth graders. Absence and suspensions were also high. C in cin nati and Philadelphia have followed C leveland's exam ple as have 'oth er sm aller districts. O f course, there is another tran sition that affects test scores. A sim ilar situation occurs when students move from m iddle school to high school. The Sem inole County school district has sou gh t funding to form ninth grade com m unities. There is national reform on that level occurring as well, according to Raymond G ain es, execu tiv e d irector for second ary school In Sem inole County. Lake H ow ell in W inter Park w ill im plem ent a ninth grade com m unity w ith a grant in the coming school year. Lake Brantley nas had a sim ilar program, but will boost that with a grant as well. The K-8 study team received research assig n ­ m ents on every topic the group could brainstorm about. The team will visit the Blankner School in O rlan d o on May 20, the W indy Ridge Sch ool in O rland o on May 24, and Celebration School on June 9. M em bers w ill look for answ ers to question^ posed at the original m eeting. t i. i.. Jesse Spurting was the next owner of tne home, around 1917. He moved there with his six daughters. He renovated the home in the mid 1920s and gave the home its present look. Mike Yebba, who is a con­ struction project manager for Lamm ft Co., was on his way to pull a permit in at the Seminole Countv Building in Sanford, when ne decided to take a short cut down Mellonville Avenue. He saw the house at 2018 and called Ana. "You have got to get dressed and I'm going to pick you up. We've got to come see this. This is your dream home," Ana recalled her husband saying. When they pulled up to the historic home, Ana fell in love. The two had always wanted to restore an old house, and Ana said they just knew this was the one. "It was in pretty bad shape. But because he's a builder, we knew the potential of what this house could be," Ana said. After tracking down the owner of the property, Sara Jacobson, the Yebba’s asked if Jacobson was interested in sell­ ing the home. "She said maybe. She said, 'First of all do you have the money? Second of a lt I'd like to meet you. If we dick, we’ll talk,'" Ana recalled. The couple went and met Jacobson, and after "clicking" they were offered the house. "I think Sara just wanted the right family in this home, so we feel very privileged that we were it " Ana said. The Yebba's had always dreamed of restoring an old home, even though they could have built a new home just as easily. "We wanted to bring this home back. And, I think this home was calling us. I think that we were the family for this home," Ana said. The Yebba's said they have had dose to 100 people already tour the inside of tneir home, and they have recently been invited to showcase their home on the Sanford Historic Trust's Candlelight Tour of Homes and H o lid a y Tour of Homes in Holiday December Most of the rooms in the home were kept in the original condition and have been deci»- rated to keep a Victorian feel. When you first enter the home from the while front porch with white rocking chairs, you enter the living room with a staircase leading upstairs direct­ ly in front of you. Victorian style furniture and enormous crown molding stand out the most in the living room. Ana said the crown molding was custom-made by Mike from five different pieces of molding. Off the sitting room is a parlor with a fireplace, grand piano and more Victorian furniture. From the parlor room you can enter the formal dining room complete with an antique buffet table. The only thing that was altered in tne 1920s was a fire­ place downstairs. The windows still have the original wavy glass in them. When you look outside from the wavy windows inside it creates a ripple affect Off of the dining room, the open kitchen has some modem touches in it mixed with creamy colored custom-made Victorian cabinets. "We didn't want to modern­ ize the house too much, because we love old. But we wanted to bring in some things that we love, like the granite," Ana said. The neutral colors in the gran­ ite countertops were just a few things they took from present day, along with a television mounted into the kitchen wall and stainless steel appliances. Mike put in a Vtctorian-style archway in between the open wall between the kitchen and the informal dining room. "H e arched this. It was square and he arched it to make it look more old-fashioned," Ana said. Next to the kitchen is an orig­ inal staircase that the maid used back in the 1900s. The staircase led to a small bedroom upstairs, which is now their daughter's room when she is home from college at Stetson University. They also have a sixteen-yearold son who attends a nearby Catholic high school. Another room off of the kitchen was originally a mudroom, where people would bring their horses and carriages around and come into the house through the kitchen. The Yebba's converted that room into a media and laundry room. Through that room, you enter what used to be a wrap around jrch extended from the front, ow, it is a theater room "We had to bring a little of the year 2005 into this," Ana said. The theater room has a pro­ jection screen with several rows of leather rediner chairs with cup holders and stadium style seating. "This was where the horses came in originally and this was closed up though, I think by Sara," Ana said. "So we decided to convert it. When we have a party, this is where everybody loves to come." Upstairs there are three bed­ rooms and some extra rooms that have not been finished yet. One of the rooms, is a room off of the master bedroom that the Yebba's to turn into an i' s plan pi, office and eexercise room. Right now, the Yebba's are beginning the landscaping process to the property. The front yard will have a working fountain in the center. The back­ ground currently has a new wood deck with a Jacuzzi, and will soon have an outdoor kitchen. "We love outdoor living," Ana said. The family is leaning away from building a pool on the lot though. Ana said. "We're afraid to do a pool. You never know what we're going to find when we start dig­ ging in that yard," Ana said. Since the Yebba's bought their home they have been find­ ing out more and more about the history of their house. "Now, I’ve been told Mr. Spurting, who must have been a very wealthy man, and, he had a plane that he used to park in the front here. And on Sundays he would charge, something like, five cents to give rides," Ana said. The Yebba's agree that the restoration process was a labor of love, that proved difficult at times. "The hardest part in doing this home was redoing it and keeping the historical integrity of the house," Mike said. "I had to give it the dignity it deserved." "The only way we could have done this was because of him," Ana said of her husband. G G R @ W A LINE FOR H ardw are l if Stores • i Tf WITH FAMILYTALK Avt»*l.*Uri AMTi S*i4**t t’UltS ** («• . J .o-#f TOP 4 0 LB. P e t F rie n d ly S to re s r .f'l." 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Hwy 436 8 6 2 -4 3 2 3 J OVIEDO Hwy 434 4 425 3 6 5 -6 6 3 4 ■ �4\ w w w .M nfordrw w tpafM r.com T he Herald Wednesday. May 18.2005 B u sin ess Sanford eateries serve soothing melodies By Charles D. Jackson Herald Correspondent SA N FO R D - W hatever your m usical tastes, chances are a restaurant in Sanford can fill y o u r appetite, serving d ishes o f Southern-style cou ntry/ gospel, Germ anA m erican ballads, golden oldies, jazz and funk tunes. T h ree dow ntow n restau­ rants and an eatery on South French Avenue offer dinner m usic for diners. C afe Perks, 2101 French Ave., recently began serving “K araoke by Teri," offering country music on Wednesday and gospel favorites on Thursday from 6-8 p.m. Teri Leonard and her sister Doneila Branton, aided by a karaoke play box, harmonize as they entertain customers with such tunes as "Amazing G race," and "Silver and Gold." Singing karaoke at restau­ rants and other facilities has been a longtim e desire of Leonard, who said her per­ formance is an extension of her singing m inistry at Riverwalk Church, formerly Sanford Church of God, where she is a lifelong member. She and her sister started their karaoke gig in January, and have become regulars at local RV park. At Cafe Perks, the sisters are a natural fit. "She enter­ tained the idea for our grand H O S T F A M IL IE S N E E D E D M iU thi« ) t u the m<Kl ru ilin f. «nnchin| y ra i c m f»r >i«i aid >i<ur fjmil> Share >our staid tilth a ).iunt fierijn twine tnxn abroad. Welcome a hi(h <chi«4 uudent. 13-IH >eare old. fmm France. Spain. German), TKnland. Menco. Denmark, l-ifun. nr lu ll a* fun id >our famil) fur « nhiml year and make an meneae Iriend hie life. Fur mure pnwram mformalion nr In telecl )i*u non enhance Mudent from appIkalHme *ith photm. plea'* call M a r c y a l I-fH IO -fM R -9 O 4 0 M a r l* a t (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -3 0 5 4 www.world-herttaKr.orji WOULD HERITAGE IS A PUBLIC BENEFIT. NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION a T R A N SM ISSIO N TROUBLEP Harrell & Beverly Transmissions opening in February," said owner Don Leland. "So far, it's been very successful. More people arc coming to listen to ner music. The entertainment edge gives us a little boost than what they offer at Denny's or I-Hop as a family restaurant. The entertainment is good and you get a quality m eal." For more than 11 years, Don Zim m erm an has been a crowd-pleaser at the Colonial Room Restaurant on First Street in Historic Downtown Sanford, playing popular tunes from the '20a-'60's, modem classics and romance ballads. Customers Jean and Jerry Pellon usually arrive at the Colonial Room ju st before Don's daily 5 p.m. start-time to claim the booth next to the charm ing, gray-haired 71year-old. "H e makes this place," said Jean, whose been dining there for eight years. "The food is good, but he just makes it taste even better." Don has been playing gold­ en oldies on his accordion - a cross between the accordion and organ - for more than 30 years. Before then, he was a professional drummer while serving in the Marine Corps band. He began playing the accor­ dion at the age 12, in part because his parents played the instrum ent and because he enjoyed watching and listen­ ing to Lawrence Welk, whose musical show featured the accordion and other big-band instruments. Don's music is nostalgic for ptwW Wf i©finny vintwi Don Zimmerman has been playing the accordion for more than 30 years. many o f the senior customers. Bob Batten, 82, said he can identify with the m usic because it originated during his early lifetime. "It takes me back to the time I was a young m an," Batten said. "I rebirths me, makes m e fee! young, happy and free again." Across from the Colonial Room sit the Blue Dahlia Restaurant, one of the newest kids on the block. The Blue Dahlia offers courtyard jazz, blues, R&B and funk - per­ formed by professional musi­ cians. This month, the Blue Dahlia is featuring Ruth King, who is also a regular at the House of Blues in Orlando. Coming up Is Caroline Mitchell of June 3 and jazz great Jackie Jones on June 18. The m usic adds "great am biance" to Blue D ahlia's offering o f gourmet goods and fine wine, said owner Maguire Wise. "O ur custom ers love i t " Wise said. A block east is the The Willow Tree Cafe on First Street, which entertains with American and German music performed on Saturdays and selected wee knights. Playing a Germ an accordion is Jim Horzen and John Kolbrich. Saturday's lunch is American m usic and dinner has a German flavor. The Willow Tree special­ izes in German food, so the music is the perfect touch with its sidew alk cafe seating under white and green flora umbrellas. "It creates a complete expe­ rience - visual, touch and feel," said Willow Tree owner Theo Hollerbach. “I use it as a m arketing tool. It helps attract business." Rivership offers scenic respite to families, seniors 209 W. 25th St., Sanford Since 1959...Same Location SANFORD — As spring sails by and sum m er rapidly approaches, m any C entral Florida resid en ts ponder MV-00564 how best to spend their valu­ able free time. Although we do live in the tourism capital of the world, sw eltering tem­ peratures and long lines cause m any local fam ilies and seniors to look for alter­ native recreational options. Sanford -based R ivership Romance has responded to a Advertisement Seven strategies for saving Good Neighbor. By David Underwood State Farm® agent Are you doing your beet to save for your future? It can be very challenging to begin a savings program. Aftar necessities such as food, clothing and housing, there can be little left to put aside for future goals. Unfortunately, falling to save could mean the difference between enjoying a comfortable retirement and giving up some basic needs. Often It is a mat­ ter of making the decision to begin saving now in order to buy a new home or car later. The goals you set are important to you. Making changes to prepare for those goals can make a difference. For that reason, State Farm® has taken a look at various ways to get a person’s savings plan on track. We’ve come up with seven strategies that you can use today: 1. Don’t splurge with your tax refund. Nearly 40 million Americans receive a refund each year, averaging around $2,400. Instead of spending your refund, use it wisely by paying down debt, funding an individual retirement account, or saving it for future finan­ cial goals. 2. Take full advantage of your employ­ er's retirement contributions. Your employer may match a percentage of the contributions you make to your retirement savings plan.. It’s a good idea to do what it takes to get the matching limit. It’s free money that can really help your bottom line during retirement. 3. Start small and stay steady. The first word is the most Important - Start. You should begin as early as possible to get the most out of your savings plan. Thanks to the power of com­ pounding, investing another $50 a month in a tax-sheltered plan for 30 years will add nearly $75,000 to your account assuming an 8 percent aver­ age annual return. 4. Pay yourself first. Think of your sav­ ings or investments as a bill you must pay on a regular basis, much the same as a car or mortgage payment. Be dis­ ciplined and make the payments according to a set schedule. For better results, establish an automatic month­ ly deduction from your paycheck or checking account to fund en Invest- ment or savings account. 5. Create sepa­ rate pots of savings for upcoming Ilfs s t a g e s . Retiramant may be an Important goal for which to begin saving, but other goals David Underwood or events need S ta le P a n n e Agent as much or more prepara­ tion. Don't short-change other goafc while concentrating on one thing. Whether it’s a home, car or child’s education, it Is Important to give appropriate attention to each. 6. If you have children, find the right education plan. You have a number of choices when It comes to saving for a child’s education. Finding the one that makes sense for your situation takes planning and information. This takes us to the seventh and, quite possibly, the most important point... 7. ...Work with someone you know and trust. Everyone's needs and goals are unique. 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Set (mornings) By Appointment M e d ic a l A p p o in tm e n ts In d iv id u a l S G ro u p T h e ra p y A s s e s s m e n t S E v a lu a tio n s M e ssa g e T h e ra p y D ie t S N u tritio n P la n n in g all d a v Th u r s d a y i MAKE YOUR A P P O IN T M E N T T O D A Y C a ll 4 0 7 Lreh/d fiasenev* Provider 3 0 2 - 6 5 5 5 E lu d e Dopi <J CuroM iuie iCecuf I I I flood o f requests by creating a unique spring and sum m er Sunday brunch, cruise, that saunters down the! historic St. Johns River. > ■■ •• Rivership C aptain Robert Hopkins explains, "M ost of our passengers are fam ilies and seniors who are search­ ing for a way to spend time togeth er in a unique se t­ tin g ... people ju s t want to do som ething different." The Sunday brunch cruis­ es started May 15 and will sail every Sunday through­ out the spring and summer seasons from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m . and w ill feature live entertainm ent, presentations about the riv er's historical im portance and traditional southern favorites such as seafood stuffed grouper, jam balaya, corn soufffe, red bean cassolet, biscuits and , scram bled eggs with , glazed applew ood bacon, straw berry crepes and more. Cruise fare includ­ ing the all you can eat brunch is $36.75. Reservations are required. Senior citizens in particu­ lar enjoy this chance to remi­ nisce about the form er riverboat glory days of the St. John's River. N ancy Roth, with the Sem inole C ounty and Retired and Senior Volunteer Programs, is a local expert that helps seniors identify appropriate ways to engage them selves with their com­ munity and each other. "Recreation plays a signif­ icant role in the lives of sen­ iors," she said. "A fter years o f family rearing and career building, senior citizens now have tim e to renew relation­ ships w ith local friends, enjoy the outd oors and leisure pursuits they never previously had enough time for." Em barking on a water jou rney w ith Rivership Romance is an opportunity for locals of all ages to expe­ rience th e unique natural scenery o f Florida on the St. John’s River while dining in the am biance of the historic riverbuat era in luxury Alligators, egrets, turtles and other w ildlife can be viewed alung beautiful moss hung riverbank areas. The R iverShip Romance provides lunch and dinner cruises on board a 98-foot, triple-decked rivership For m ore inform ation, visit h ttp :/ / www river ehiprom ance com K �Wednesday. May 18. 2005 PtgejSA T he Herald w w w .M n fo rd n ew tp ap f.co m Obituaries JOE BENSON BLISS JR. Joe Benson Bliss Jr , 69, of Winter Park, died Thursday, May 12,2005 at Palm Gardens of Orlando. Bom in Columbus, Ohio, he moved to Central Florida in 1982. He was a handyman for the pub­ lic school system and was a veteran of the U.S. Navy. Survivors include son. Jay Bliss of Columbus, Ohio; daughters, Gina Smith and Tamara Bliss; nine grandchil­ dren. Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 17, at Collison Family Funeral Homes with Pastor Tom Chanter officiat­ ing. Collison Family Funeral Homes Ac Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. GERALDINE BOBBITT Geraldine Bobbitt 61, of Winter Park, died Friday, May 13, 2005 at Tuskawilla Health A Rehab Center, Winter Springs. She was bom in Pensacola and moved to Central Florida in 2002. She was a teacher in the Escambia County Public School system. Survivors indude dau ter, Wendy "Bindy" Sinj indy" S Winter Springs; three grandchildren. Collison Family Funeral Homes Ac Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. JASON W . DeWlSPELAERE Jason W. DeWispelaere, 22, o f Springwood, Longwood, died Saturday, May 14, 2005. He was bom Oct. 8 ,1982 in Orlando. He was an irrigation installer. Survivors include mother, Aimee DeWispelaere of Longwood; father, Donald Myers of Orlando; brother, Matthew Myers of Longwood; maternal grand­ mother, Marlene DeWispelaere of Wolcott, N.Y.; grandfather, William Candela of Camarillo, Cal. Memorial donations may be made to Washington Mutual, Longwood, c/o Matthew Myers, 929 W. SR434, Longwood, 32750. Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. JAM ES G. DUNCAN James G. Duncan, 80, of Lake Mary, died Thursday, May 12, 2005. He was bom Dec. 18, 1924. He was a busi­ ness owner /operator. Survivors include sons, Gregory P. Duncan and James G. Duncan, II; daughter, Laura J. Duncan. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. WILLIE MAE HARVEY Willie Mae Harvey, 84, of Bob Thomas Circle, Sanford, died Sunday, May 15, 2005 at her residence. She was bom Sept. 9, 1920 in Harvey Valdosta. Ca. She was a homemaker and a member of Full Gospel House of Prayer. Survivors include son. Perry Green of Sanford; five grandchildren; three great­ grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday, May 21, at 11 a.m. at Full Gospel House of Prayer, Elder Henry Bradley, >astor. Viewing will be rriday, May 20, from 4 until 8 p.m. at Wilson-Eichelberger. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. E HAZEL R. L'ENGLE Hazel R. L'Engle, 74, of Winter Park, died Monday, May 16, 2005 in Orlando. She was bom Nov. 23,1930, in Lake Butler. She was a retired manager of a title company. Survivors include daugh­ ter, Susan B. Wight; sons, Stephen W. Bailey and Thomas L Bailey, III. Stepson. John B. L'Engle, III; brother, Anthony K. Ryan and John P. Ryan; sisters, Gwendolyn R. Baumgardner and Yvonne B. Nieland; six grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Funeral services will be held Friday, May 20 at 10 a.m. at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church with Rev. Charles O. Fritch officiating. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. MARIAN NATHAN Marian Nathan, 82, of ________ Harding Avenue, Sanford, died Thursday, May 12, 2005 at her residence. She was I■ born April F 15, 1923 in ------ — — ------ Do Land. She was a homemaker and a member of Calvary Temple of Praise. Survivors include husband, Leroy Nathan of Sanford; son, Eugene Nathan of Sanford; daughter, Betty Harris of Sanford; brothers, Phil Akins o f Jacksonville and Issac Akins of Long Island, N.Y.; sisters, Helen Young of Sarasota and Francis Wilson « of DeLand; eight grandchil­ dren; six great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sunday, May 22, at 3:30 p.m. at Calvary Temple of Praise, 2020 McCracken Road, Bishop Paul P. Wright, Senior Pastor. Viewing will be Saturday, May 21, from 4 until 8 p.m. at WilsonEichelberger Mortuary. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge o f arrangements. WILLIAM GLENN POOLE William Glenn Poole, 87, of DeBary, died Friday, May 13, 2005. Bom in Oak Hill, Ohio, he moved to DeBary in 1975 where he retired as an iron­ worker. He was a World War II veteran o f the U.S. Navy and a member of Riverwalk Church of God, Ironworkers AFL-CIO Union Local #172 in Columbus, Ohio. Survivors include wife, Irmodean "Jean" Pool of DeBary; stepdaughters Marlene Barger, Angie Jarrell and Nancy Slaughter, all of Columbus, Ohio; brother, Windle "W ayne" Poole of Sanford. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m., Wednesday, May 18, at Riverwalk Church of God in Sanford. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Riverwalk Church of God, 801 West 22nd Street. Sanford, 32771. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. Jerry Lynn Owens of Phoenix, Ariz., and Brent Allen Owens of Tucson, Ariz.; daughter, Norma Lee Tapscott of Sanford; seven grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be held Wednesday, May 18 at 2 p.m. at Evergreen Cemetery. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. MURIEL WALLACE Muriel Wallace, 88, of Ocoee, formerly of Sanford, died Sunday, May 15, 2005 at her residence. Bom in Bronx, N.Y., she moved to Sanford from Natick, Ma. in 1973. She was a former executive secre­ tary for the Gillette Corp. and a former case worker for D.C.F. of Florida. She was a member of All Souls Catholic Church and the Sanford Garden C u b . Survivors include brother, Arthur T. McArdle, Jr. of Sanford; sister, Harriett Greco of Ocoee; six grandchildren; many great-grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial K MAGARET ZACHARY WRIGHT Margaret Zachary Wright 101, of Sanford, died Friday, May 13,2005 at her residence. Bom in Raleigh, N.C., she moved to Sanford in 1913. She was a retired Seminole County School teacher and a member of First United Methodist Church of Sanford. She was a volunteer with Central Florida Regional Hospital Auxiliary and was a >r charter ;; [ / - v ^ J C I member of The Depend I ablesat ? I First United Methodist Wright Church. Survivors include sons, James A. Wright Jr. of Greensboro, N.C., and Roy A. Wright of Atlanta, Ga.; daughters, Joan W. Ludwig of Sanford, Margaret W. Heagerty of Bradenton, and Mary Ann Wright of Atlanta; 12 grandchil­ dren; 19 great-grandchildren; beloved caregiver Jeanne Powell. Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 17 at First United Methodist Cnurch of Sanford with burial at Evergreen Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to a charity of choice. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. OakkmMemorialPark FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY 1954 Serving C en tral F lorida S in ce “ A F rien d W h e n You R e a lly N eed NORMA O. RIPPONS Norma O. Rippons, 86, of Sanford, died Saturday May 14, 2005. Bom in Hebron, Md., she moved to Sanford from Gainesville in 1976. She was a homemaker and a Methodist. Survivors include sons. E v e n will be held Thursday, May 19, at 10 a.m. at All Souls Catholic Church with burial to follow at Evergreen Cemetery. Her family will receive friends Wednesday, May 18 from 6 until 8 p.m. witn a prayer service at 6:30 m. at Brisson Funeral ome. In lieu o f flowers, donations can be made to the American Heart Association, North Central Florida Area, 237 E. Marks Street, Orlando, 32803 or Arnold Palmer Childrens Hospital, 92 West M iller Street, Orlando, 32806. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. CEM ETERIES 46A & Rinehart Rd. AND FUNERAL HOMES 24 Hrs. Telephone (407) 322-4263 " A s k F o r Y o u r F re e S im p lic it y P la n ® P r e - A r r a n g e m e n t G u id e ” ■VrU'. 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"It's disheartening to hear people talk about Seminole that way," said Melissa Corrao, 18, student body president. Semin C om o chose Seminole over Lake Mary High School because of the Academy of Health Careers magnet program. Students, teachers and adminis­ trators alike have helped her grow confident and creative, she s&id " i t h i n k t h e y 'v e a l l f u s t m a d e m e a b e t t e r p e r s o n ," s a i d C o m o , w h o p la n s to a tte n d N o v a S o u th e a s te rn U n iv e r s ity In D a v ie . " I h a v e b e e n e n c o u ra g e d to tr y n e w th in g s a n d to te a m f r o m m y m i s t a k e s ." S r* Juan Huaman Sarah Moore Four students talked with The Sanford Herald about their expe­ rience at Seminole High School. Besides Melissa were Kevin Harris, 19; Juan Huaman, 18; and Sarah Moore, 18. Kevin can bench press 420 pounds and lift 340 pounds over his head. He won the state championship in weightlifting for his weight class, but his real love is football. Just ask him. "I'm a football player first," said Kevin, who will leave for Winston-Salem, N.C, in July to attend Wake Forest University on a full football scholarship. He went to Seminole for his meshman and but transferred to Winter! brings In ; gladly his junk switched bade for his senior year when his father; Mick, was named head coach, for the Seminole*. "1 love this school" Kevin said. "It's such an open place with so many different people going here." He vowed that his own children would attend Seminole because of its diversity and tradition. Juan transferred from another school as well but from a bit fur­ ther away. He grew up in Peru and came to Sanford three years ago thanks to the support of his unde, Gortzalo Huaman, a local urologist. "At first I didn’t have a due," Juan said, explaining that he couldn't speak English. "I didn't know how to com­ municate," Juan recalled. "I'm still learning." He knows enough to be accepted as a piemed student at the University of Centra] Honda. "Coming the Seminole High School has made me a better per­ son," Juan said. "1 look at life in a very different way." Back in Peru, he admits he was kind of aimless. Now he will follow his unde's lead into medicine. "[My unde) is a role model to me," he explained, "and I like to help people." Melissa encouraged Sarah to run for senior dass president Sarah stepped up and won the election, fine has had the privi­ lege to help organize senior class events, ana no one will get away with criticizing Seminole High while she's around. At a business where Sarah once worked, some women spoke about how bad Seminole sue was not about to stand by and listen to that" Sarah said. She told the woman how much she likes her school. "It has its problems like any­ where else, but Seminole has as many good points as anywhere else too," she said. She will move on to the University of Florida in the fall. "I've been a Gator since I was 5-years-old," said Sarah, who plans to major in English or Jour­ nalism. Her family took her to a UF football game for her fifth birthday, she explained. The group's memories of their time at Seminole centered on the Winter Springs football game, the late Coach Mickey Yaska teachers, and a change in princi­ pals. Football fans will recall the game at Winter Springs. It's the one in which Kevin scored the game winning extra points with a three-yard push that Just cleared the goal line. Sarah said even though the game was not at home, Seminole tans crammed the stadium and parents filled in around the fences. Rajan Patel V a le d icto ria n Erin Honold ntfWO pnoto Dy Tommy vioctni Melissa Corrao, student body president of Seminole High School, plans on attending Nova Southeastern University after graduation. "It was crazy," Sarah said. She admitted she thought Coach Harris had lost his mind in going for the win instead of a kicking an extra point to tie. Kevin scored the winning points, but he gave the credit to teammate Jason Tate. A radio station broadcast the game live, Sarah recalled. "That was something you won't forget," she said. All four of these students won scholarships and will take away numerous awards. Melissa was voted most likely to become the first female president and her confident sell-awareness shows why she received that honor. ' I try to get Involved," Melissa said. She may not get a second chance, she added, so why waste it now. Her experi­ ences as student body president and with various school dubs have brought new friends and leadership skills she never knew she t is Intimidating trying to run for president of the school" she recalled. "1 found out my opinion matters and the choices I make are important" The students also learned how important a principal and teachers can be. Walt Griffin became prindpal In 2004 repladng Karen Coleman, a close friend to Sarah's family. She took a waitand-see attitude on the new guy. "He's done an awesome job," she says now. "He's not afraid to support students." Kevin added that he tike Griffin's decision to eliminate some PE classes to get struggling readers extra help, an d M eu ssa said he follows through with penalties, which cuts down on misbehavior. Juan said he was not used to such supportive teachers in Peru. "The good thing about teach­ ers here is they recognize the effort you put in," Juan said. In another comparison, Kevin said Seminole is more demanding than Winter Springs, but he prefers that. "Over here, education is like Number 1," he said. Melissa's experience gave her the opportunity to work with teachers and talk with them and what motivates them to put up with the difficulties of their pro­ fession "If they have affected one per­ son to become a better student then their day, their week, their job is complete," she said. She admires that and will go into physical therapy with the same outlook. One person the young people Salutatorlan kept bringing up is the late Coach Yasko. He passed away in 2004. Melissa helped oi special day to honor Kevin his best memory of Seminole High School is the day he met the coach. "He turned my whole athletic career around," Kevin said. "Just the way he talked and motivated us." Sarah did not know him very well, but still felt his pres­ ence because her brothers knew the coach. Sarah did not know him per­ sonally, nally, but Yasko knew ner thro u her brothers. oughl enever Yasko saw her When walking with a boyfriend, he'd say, "Moore, do 1 need to tell your brother about this boy," she recalled laughing. "He didn't know me, but he cares about me," she explained. Sarah also discussed how the 12th grade became a community this year. A couple of years ago there were a lot of fights among class­ mates, she recalled, but the class's diversity has been very important. 'It has prepared us more for the real world," Sarah said. 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SUPER SODA SIMMER DANCE STARTS JUNE liilli uwsfei I Lake Mary's Best Breakfast & Lunch. r S A N F O R D r * * ,l« f l I !••• A v i* . 4 0 7 - 3 0 3 n n n ■< I h h iIi i tt rF- rr r r s c r im ? s n e r r tfr . cnrrrrr r r r 'r jm r o " I •J O IJ I il.< • *• ••<>> l a . i «»* »• w «fw b v lU m ia tp a to m �Page Midweek M ay 18-19, 2005 Briefs k r a z e / k r u s h at HOME THIS WEEK The Centra) Florida Kraze men's team and the Kruah women's soccer team will both be at home this weekend. The Kraze will take on Bradenton Academics this Friday at 7 p.m. and the Kruah will face off against Charlotte at 7 p.m. at the Seminole Soccer Complex. 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. 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The under-19 team will train and comte in a summer-only igue that concludes in August. For more information contact Dart McCarty at (407) 839-1982 or dmccartyWajaxorlando.us or on the web at http://www.aiaAQrtandQ.us, E SPERAW-UCF BOYS BASKETBALL CAMPS The University of Central Florida/Kirk Speraw Basketball Camp will be holding camps this summer. Camps are open to play­ ers ages 7-to-17 and begin a 9 a.m. and end a 4 p.m. daily. Activities include professional instruction, 3on-3 and 5-on-5 competi­ tion and daily contests. Each camper will receive a camp basketball, camp tshirt, 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 III _ June 20-24. For more information and to receive a camp brochure, please call 407823-5805 or go to the web page at www.justsportscamps.com /speraw. DEREK WAUGHSTETSON UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL CAMPS The Derek WaughSletson University Basketball Camps will be held in June and July at the Edmunds Activities Center in DeLand The Camps and dates jre as follows: Shooting Camp _ June 10-12 Position Cimp June 12-16 Sec Brief*, Page 48 Football Friday returns this week By Dn o Smith Sports Editor While most of the attention of sports fans have been concentrated on the NBA Playoffs and Seminole County high school spring season teams making a run at a state championship the past few weeks, football fans will get a little reprieve from the offseason doldrums this Friday when the Seminole Athletic Conference Spring Football Jamboree is held at Lyman High School. The SAC will expand to eight schools this fall with the addition of Hagerty High School South of Oviedo, but that school will field a freshman-only squad this season, so the Titusville Terriers will take their place in the Jamboree. This is always and exciting time for Gridiron fans get sneak preview of 2005 season the players as they have been holding practices since the first of the month and will finally get an opportunity to hit someone different before taking off for the summer. Local fans also get Juiced up for the games as they have been without high school football since November and this gives them a chance to get a glimpse of what they may see this fall The only coaching change this season Is Scott Perry taking over the reins at Lake Mary High School. Perry, who was a star defensive end for the Rams in the early 90's, has been an assistant coach at his alma mater and got his opportunity to run the show when Greg Stanton got the chance to do the same thing, return to his alma mater, Jacksonville Terry Parker, as its head coach. This will also be a transition year as a majority of the standout offensive play­ ers from last year have graduated. including Seminole's Kevin Harris, Winter Springs' Brett Hodges and Vinny Cued, Lake Brantley's Lamar Guy and Lyman's C.J. Walker. Defense will probably get the most notice early this year as the Seminole duo of defensive tackle Trevis Hodges and defensive end Doug Thacker took the NIKE Camp in Miami by storm last month and Lake Brantley welcomes Kyle Kirby back at linebacker after play­ ing at Lake Highland Prep last fall. Friday's Jamboree will be held at the Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex and the schedule has Lake Brantley taking on Titusville at 6 p.m.; Oviedo facing Ye Mary Lake HoweU at 7 p.m.; *Lake Marv cnald lenging Seminole at 8 p.m.; and the host Greyhounds battling Winter Springs at 9 p.m. Lions stand alone Oviedo dumps Apopka; LM P ousted y % Special to the Herald ^ / By Doan Smith Sports Editor , hwawrt-. . •■ Seminole County was down to its final bullet in hopes of winning an FliSAA State Championship this season after the Oviedo baseball team was the lone team to win in regional adion this past Friday. The Lions got an out­ standing performance from ■ ■. the whole team as coach Kevin Wainscott's charges doubled the score on power­ ful Apopka, 8-4, in a Class 6A-Region 1 Semifinal con­ test at Miklcr Field. The question now is, Will the 2004-05 prep sports sea­ son continue in Sarasota next week or Ls the year over? The answer was to have been revealed at Mikler . Field last night (Tuesday) as Oviedo hosted another Orlando powerhouse squad, red-hot Boone, in the Regional Final with a berth in tne State Tournament on the line. Friday's victory was the 13th in 14 games for the ‘ Lions (23-7), but the squad had their work cut out fur themselves to get to state as the Braves (24-6) may be even hotter, having won 21 of 24 games after a 3-3 start, and having whipped Lake Mary and GainesvilleBuchholz, which knocked out Winter Springs, by iden- U CF Softball takes A-Sun tourney 1 y vifcsiM ^ A x T *V .* rife Herald photo* by Jim Wants Oviedo's Derek Lopez (above) slides safely into second base during the Lions', B-4, Class 6A-Regk>n 1 Semifinal victory over Apopka at Mikler Field Friday night. Lopez would end the night two-for-three with an RBI and two runs scored es the hosts rallied in support of the pitching of Randy Fontanez (left), who retired the first nine Blue Darters he faced and did not allow an earned run in five innings of work to raise his record to 9-1. The Lions were to have hosted another Orlando power, Boone, In Tuesday's Class 6ARegion 1 Championship Game with a trip to state on the line. See Baseball, Page 3B Lindsay Eriders picked up two complete-game wins against Troy Saturday and earned tournament MVP hon­ ors as UCF claimed its first Atlantic Sun Conference cham­ pionship and the automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament that goes along with it. Enders surrendered only two runs to the previously unbeat­ en Trojans as the Golden Knights won by the scores of 2-1 and 3-1 in tne double-elim­ ination tournament. Jania Shinhoster, Stephanie Best and Bryttani Lindheim also earned a spot with Enders on the all-tournament team. UCF struck first in the bot­ tom of the second inning of game one when Shinhoster took an outside pitch to right field, plating Crystle Krafft and Karie Feaster, who both walked to reach base. Troy cut the Golden Knights' lead by one in the top of the third when Stacey Dwyer hit an RBI single into left field scoring Brooke Powell who reached base on a single to right field. Feaster and Best finished 1for-1 in game one for the Golden Knights, while Shinhoster was l-for-2 with the game-winning RBI. Enders gave up one run on four hits, two walks and one strikeout en route to picking up her 24th win of the season. For Troy, Powell was 2-for-3 with two singles, while Jocelyn McCallum was tagged with the loss. McCallum went seven innings and gave up two runs on four hits, six walks and six strikeouts. See Softball, Page 4B Seminole County boys teams shine at AAU Spring Classic By Doan Smith Sports Editor LAKE BUENA VISTA _ If the results from last month's AAU Boys Basketball Spring Classic Ls any indication. High School basketbjll in Seminole County is going to be good for years to come. The tournament, held in the Milk House at Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex and the new Champions Sports Complex in South Orlando, brought most of the top AAU boys teams from Florida and across the Southeast for the second major AAU tournament of the springs as the teams made one final attempt to advance to AAU National Championship play, which begins in late June and continues throughout the summer. The Oviedo Hoopslers, made up entirely of Oviedo area children, finished tied for third in the 12-and-Under Age Group after going unde­ feated in their pool. Without very little question the best team in the country, especially in iLs age group, The Dream Team from Orlando, which includes Winter Springs' Daniel Kuhl on its rosier, romped to the 13-and-Under championship The Dream Team, which won the AAU National Championship as both nine and Idyear o ld s and also won the PAL (Police Athletic League) State Championship as II year o ld s i while representing the Seminole County Sheriff's Department, won its two Pool games, 84-33 and 70-52, and then cruised in bracket play, 7 1 4 2 101-33 and 85-39, all five going to a running clock for much of the second half by the FHSAA 35-point rule. The Yellow Jackets-Team Adidas, which counts Lake Mary's Loren Merthie among its charges, finished second in the 15-and-Under bracket to the Orlando Wizards, the second time the team has finished as the tourney runner-up at Disney this spring Merthie was consistent in the three bracket games, scoring 16 points in each of the first two wires, then scoring 15 points before fouling out late in the final. NIKE Team Florida, a 16-and-UnJer team, stepped up to the 17-and-Under jge group and came away with an impressive performance in winning the championship Led by the rising Lake Howell junior trio of Nick Calathes, John Roberson and Chandler Parsons, NIKE Team Honda defeated the Tallahassee Wildcats, led by Winter Park's John Pietkiewicz, 93-91, in overtime in live final Calathes, who was recently named Class 5A First Team All-State arul ju s verbally committed to the University of Honda two years early, missed a pair of free throws with his team trail­ ing by two in regulation, but grabbed flu- offenSer AAU, Page 4B I ------------- " H erald p h o to by Jim W anb Rising Lake Mary sophomore Lome Merthie (white uniform) was consistent in the three bracket games, scoring 16 points in each of the first two wins, then scoring 15 points before fouling out late in the final, leading the t5-and-Under Yellow Jackets-Team Adidas to its second runner-up finish of the spring in AAU action at Disney’s Wide World of Sports �Tub H nuo Baseball Oviedo was the No. 2 seed this year, but after getting off to a fast start top open the season, the team lost several games to SAC competition and it looked like they were in trouble to get back to the regionats for the eighth time in nine years. But the Lions righted the ship and were in prime position to get back to state. Friday's game was a microcosm of the season as Oviedo fell behind 4-0 before roaring back to win the game. Continued from Page 2B •tical 8-0 scores in their two regional games. Local faas have seen this scenario before from Oviedo. Just a few seasons ago, the Lions went to the District Tournament at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium as a distinct underdog to highly-ranked Lake Mary and Lake Brantley, but won three games to win the title and got all the way to the Final Four. Midweek, May IB-19. 2005 The Blue Darters had gotten all of the breaks early in the game as a pair of double ptays kept the nosts off the board and then an error in the top of the fourth inning ted to four unearned runs. The turning point of the game came in the top of the fifth inning with Apopka (20-9) leading 41 and having runners on first and second with only one out. A sinking liner to left off the bat of Justin Lafavers was trapped by the Lions' Keith Bisgounis as he attempted a diving catch. But the sophomore didn't panic and quickly got the ball back to the infield and with the Blue Darter runners scrambling to get safely to a base, the hosts turned a momentum shifting, 7-6-5-4 double play. That would be Apopka's last real threat as Oviedo starting, and winning, pitcher Randy Fontanez was relieved by Corey Bevis, and the star senior held the visitors to only three base runners over the final two innings as he earned the save. Fontanez, who retired the first nine batters he faced, raised his record to 9-1 on the season, while Bevis, who entered the postseason with Just a 4-2 record, had two complete game victo­ ries and two saves in the Lion's last four tourna­ ment games, giving him a 6-2 record and a minuscule ERA of 0.97. The big play by Bisgounis and friends woke up the Oviedo offense as the hosts sent 11 men to the plate and exploded for five runs on four hits and four walks to give the Lions a 6-4 lead. Bosgounis also had the big hit of the game as his bases-loaded bloop single to center scored PaflC 3B Derek Lopez and Taylor Berry with the tying and go-ahead run. Bisgounis also doubled during the game and finished the night two-for-four with the double and two RBI, while Lopez would up going twofor-three with an RBI and two ruas scored. Meanwhile in Lake Mary, Lake Mary Prep's outstanding run came to an end at the hands of defending State Champion Summitt Christian from West Palm Beach, 11-1, in the Class 1ARegion 3 SemiflnaLs. Experience and size was the difference in this game. The Saints (12-16) had two replace seven mem­ bers off of last year's state championship squad, but their is nothing like having been this far before, because the veteran players and coaches know what to expect. A year ago Summitt did the same thing, entering the playoffs unranked and not highly regarded and then making a run through the playoffs. The much-larger visitors also took advantage of the friendly fences at LMP led by Brandon Jacobs, who went four-for-four with two home runs and four RBI. The one big highlight for the Griffins was freshman Gus Marquez, who drove in the hosts lone run. Lake Mary Prep ends the season with a 19-6 record and nigh hopes for the next few seasons as the team, coached by Larry Gaboury, Bob Zinsmaster and Bob Ondercik, had NO seniors and only one junior. made up The rest of the 17-man s q jad u a twas ---------------, of man, six eighthfive sophomores, four freshman, graders and one seventh-grader. 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On Friday, Lake Mary's Ryan Bono drilled a RBI-single with two outs as UCF rallied for a 3-2 victory over Georgia State at Jay Bergman Field. For the first time tnis season, UCF won a game after trailing in the ninth inning as UCF erased a 2-1 deficit in the ninth to defeat the Panthers. The Golden Knights entered the game 0-11 when trailing after eight innings of play in 2005, but Bono's single with two outs and two runners on base ended the contest. "That is the first come-from-behind victory we have had all year," stated UCF head coach Jay Bergman. "It came at the right time and our relief pitching was really good tonight in the win." The Golden Knights were stymied all night long by Georgia State starter Romas Hicks. The senior right-hander limited UCF to one run on five hits with 10 strikeouts in 7.2 innings of work. UCF left 10 runners on base through seven innings of play - and 13 for the game • until the UCF bats came alive in the final two innings. The Panthers led 2-0 after scoring a pair of runs in the second. One UCF error led to an * W l fielder Dee Brown was 3-for-4 with *wo home runs and five RBI to power host UCF 12-5 victory over Georgia State on Senior •P * y 11 J*y Bergman Field. Brown belted two ' wng home runs to move into a tie for seventh lP * a « In school history with 23 homers as the !Golden Knights (39-14,18-9) captured the series . victory over the Panthers (25-27,15-12). : "Big players make big plays in big games," commented UCF head coach Jay Bergman on |Dee Brown's performance. "Certainly we were at '• point in that game that something nad to hap'pen lor our offense and Dee ignited us." The Golden Knights were held scoreless until iBrown’s two-run home run in the sixth cut the .‘deficit to 4-2. After Georgia State scored one unearned run in the seventh, UCF exploded for nine runs on seven hits as 13 batters were sent to ' the plate in the seventh to give the Golden •Knights an 11*5 advantage. UCF established school records for runs and hits in the seventh as :CSU used five pitchers in the big inning. . Senior Marshall Bernhard ripped one of his !three doubles on the day to score the first two [runs of the frame. Lake Mary's Matt Horwath followed with a two-run single to give UCF its , first lead of the contest, 6-5. With one runner on, t Brown homered for the second time in two i innings with a majestic two-run blast over the U s W h ------- u i r e __ a C I — J ipalm trees in left field to give fUCF an 8-5 lead, i Senior Kevin Richmond tallied a two-run double •of his own as well to finLsh the offensive out•burst to give the Golden Knights an 11-5 advan­ ta g e! After UCF scored just five runs in the first 23 •innings of the series, the Golden Knights erupted Jfor 12 runs over the game's final three innings to |secure the win. iSoftball advance Foster over to third where she scored on a sac fly by Brittany Krbec. Lindheim finished game two l-for-3 with the three-run dou­ ble, while Enders picked up her 25th win with another gem, giving up one run on five hits, one walk and one strikeout. For Troy, Krbec and Howren were both l-for-2 at the plate, while Flinn was pegged with the loss after pitching just two innings. Flinn gave up two runs on no hits, three walks and one strikeout. The UCF softball (46-27-1) team found out they will be traveling to Gainesville for the 2005 NCAA Regional Tournament. The Golden i Continued from Page 2B In game two, the Golden Knights put a three-spot on the board in the third inning, capped off by a bases-clearing double to left field by Lindheim. The bases were loaded due to two walks and a single. After Lindheim's dou­ ble, Troy replaced starting tcher Katie Flinn with cCallum, who finished the game. Troy put a dent on the board in the bottom of the sixth when Howren led off with a double to right field. Paige Foster entered the game to run for Howren. Bonnie Belin laid down a sacrifice bunt to e AAU Knights will face the University of South Florida (40-25) in the first round on Friday at 1 p.m. The NCAA Regional bid marks the first in program his­ tory at UCF. The Golden Knights received the Atlantic Sun's automatic bid by coming out of the loser's bracket and defeating Troy in two games on Saturday. "We are a little surprised that there are four Florida schools in this region," said UCF head coach Renee Luers-Gillispie. "We are excited to represent UCF in the NCAA Tournament unearned run as the shutout was alive until the eighth. Kevin Richmond finally broke up the shutout bid with a RBI-single to cut the lead in half in the eighth at 2-1. In the ninth Matt Horwath started the rally with a one-out single. Dee Brown followed with a single through the left side before John-Michael Howell lined a single to score Horwath to tie the contest 2-2. After GSU reliever Brent Everett struck out Lake Mary's Drew Butera for the sec­ ond out In the inning, the Panthers turned to left-hander Justin Meyer to face Bono. Bono fell behind 1-2 in the count before ripping a single to center to score Brown from second on a close , ’ at the plate to clinch the victory. Puy JCF c starter Tim Bascom turned in another stel­ lar performance, pitching 6.2 innings with just one earned run allowed. He yielded seven hits and struck out five batters to eclipse the century mark in strikeouts for the season with 102. Sanford's Dominic Petracca pitched a perfect 1.2 innings with one strikeout for his first career win as a Golden Knight. UCF's bullpen totaled 1 1 innings of hitless relief with three strikeouts. The Golden Knights close out the 2005 regular season at Mercer next week. The series begins Thursday in Macon and finishes with a doubleheader Friday. Game Notes: Dee Brown's two home runs moved the senior into a tie for seventh place in school history in home runs with 23... Brown is tied with Chad Mottola for seventh in the UCF annals... Brown has 15 home runs in 2005, tied for third in single-season history at UCF with Greg Padtti (1997)... Brown's three hits on the day moved him into second place in UCF history with 286 h its ... Brown needs just three hits to tie Tim Foskett for the school record ... Brown's five RBI give him 219 for his career, just two shy of no matter who we face." The NCAA has changed the format of the tournament this year to a regional super regional format similar to the NCAA baseball champi­ onships. A four-team, six game double elimination format will be played between UCF, USF, Bethune-Cookman (47-17) and Florida (41-21) at the Florida Softball Stadium May 20-22. The winner of the Gainesville regional will play the winner of the Austin regional in a threegame super regional on May 27-28. The Austin regional con­ equaling Vince Zawaski for first place in school history ... Brown's two-home run game was his fourth of the season. Briefs Continued from Page 2B 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.stetson.edu/hoopcamp or call Sebastian Singletary at 386-822-8101 or e-mail at ssinglet0stetson.edu. STETSON HATTER 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 folk Hows: Advanced Camp _ May 31-June 3. General Skills Camp _ June 5-8. Pitching and Catching Camp _ June 8-10. For more information call Tracy Riepenhoff at 386-822-7337 or e-mail at triepetui09tet9on.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 Onto, Illinois, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, Arizona, Louisiana, Puerto Rico and Hawaii. Registration will be accepted on a first comefirsl served basis. For additional information please call 773-264-1040. sists of No. 4 seeded Texas, Texas AAM-Corpus Christi, Massachusetts and Mississippi State. The Golden Knights have faced all three of the teams in Gainesville regional this sea­ son. The Black and Cold opened the season splitting with Bethune-Cookman in Daytona Beach. The following weekend, UCF took on Florida in the championship game of the Clearwater Invitational where the Gators won, 6-1. The Knights took on USF twice this season with the Bulls winning both games, 6-1 and 5-3. The NCAA Regional Schedule is as follows: Friday, May 20 Game 1-USF vs. UCF, 1 p.m. Game 2-Florida vs. Bethune-Cookman, 3:30 p.m. Saturday, May 21 Game 3Game 1 winner vs. Game 2 winner Game 4-Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser Game 5-Game 3 loser vs. Game 4 winner. Sunday, May 22 Game 6Game 3 winner vs. Game 5 winner Game 7-Game 3 winner vs. Game 5 winner (if neces­ sary). week with the girls' finals held the first three weeks and the boys playing the final three weeks. The highlight of the summer comes in mid-July with the 1618 girls' national finals and the boys' 16-and-Under (rising jun­ ior) and 17-and-Under (rising seniors) Super Showcases. These events draw the top players from across the coun­ try, and in some cases the world, as well as NBA scouts and nearly every NCAA Division I head coach in the country. To check on the sum­ mer AAU schedule, go to www.aausports.org and follow the links. ittinued from Page 2B live rebound and hit a jumper from the free throw line as time expired to send the game into overtime, then hit the game­ winning jumper with 1.7-sec­ onds left in overtime. Most of the teams play in several different associations and will continue to play near­ ly every weekend around the country. Several of the AAU National Tournaments will be held at Disney's Wide World of Sports beginning June 27th and run­ ning through August 13th. Each age group plays for a 600 N US hwy 17-92 ( In th a Fairm ont Plaza) Longw ood 4 0 7 -3 3 9 -4 9 4 9 (If you got lost) Great Food & Good Times Complete Feed Menu wide Screen T.V.s Pool Tobies % Gomes B r in k s Releif from Hemorroids (VfTMNJTthe pain and scarring of surgery. 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A gent, Brown H a rris S tevens R e sidential R eal Estate I BUY HOUSES FOR CASH CM 1064774 103—H ousesU nfurnished SANFO RD-1716A Ridgewood Ln2BR /1BA Duplex, screened porch $600 R ent. $800 Security. 407-322-8818 la te n t An Focus 407-321-0759 o« : Savings Shop Seminole Herald’s Classifieds Everyday! O InxUD cjCxneU window Ir w ln v o u and vslanca taoncahon. HI xieUXabon* Must nave wood­ working experience end experience operating woodworking equipment Need to be • rugh end M and tiruan carpentar with attention to d e u x wnen xwtaikng catenate or teuldmg custom ctoeaout* or part* Must b e able to u se power tools. mow saw Chop saw and have router knowt- m * E ie c tn c a l Installer Install 110-noe ryetem * tinal hookup DC ty etem * and auteovieuai >at up Nead to b e a rugh end M and (n a n e w etro a n w«h aflention to detail when installing aX sy stem s and appliances HAist have two years experience a s a hrush etecsnciwi Strong sbwry to iroubteshoot and re p s * any etecV cai system or eppkenca Mu»l be able to read prints setw m ates and e v e n i l Fiberglee* Technician HespunaCxe tor making to erglaas molds laying up parts kom moida and M ings to th e vehicle knowledge ot 'b e 'g ie s s procedures end knowl­ edge ot m ud maiung Snuu d have the ateMy to deveup moida wkhoU d ra e n g s and com plete bodywork to max# ready tor pe-nl Knowledge on how to cut lemnete 'Out end Ue various materials such a s vertical grade laminate, vmyt edging m atenel and acrykc plastic Must be able to operate table saws, roulars, slitters and sS other applicable to d s wiVw i the lamination trade 1-2 years experience n com m ercial and/or resi­ dential cabinet.countertop lamination required C lb in vl Sutkftir Fabricate mterur and bay cabm elry tor construc­ tion xi Luxury C o ach es Must have prior catxnel building experience Must b e able to vtsuakxe spatial relationships and isometric views of bluepnrv daeigns Must be abra to operate labia saws, band saws, compound rrutar saws, redial arm saws, stationary ben Sanders. <*>* p resses, hinge twrxig dra meefunes lam xiale slitters, planners, lomters and slatiunary routng tables S erv ice T e ch n k ie n Ttet position otters txgn neCxkty and requires a learn player thal can build poe-trve ratebonahipe with service s e ie s end custom ers Should have experience xi co a ch repair m aintenance and service m the RV or S e r . c e Industry RVIA Certi itcabon a plus C h a s s is S e rv ice T echnician 2 * years exp erience xi bus oonverston I co ach repair and m aintenance Strong abWty to IroubteshuX and perform c h a s e s te p a x s Knowledge of Joeam engnmam equpm ant RV or m a m a experience a plus ATM IM UO F il 4#7-544-1954 L-m s II Ih tffl Avoid Foreclosure! Call 407-221-7959 157— Mobile Homes For Sale Immediate openings fo r Seed resume In; wwwchangetaialon com Santord For Lease, paneled o ffice space A warehouse 11.000 aq It. Can be divided $4,995. 305-593-1551. PAUL OSBORNE Sanford 3 /1 .2 0 0 4 Hofly Ave. CHA, large yd.$795 plus dap. 407-323-4540 Msn«g®m«nt, Inc. Rentals 114— Warehouse/R ental Space V E N T U R I 1 P ROP E RTI E S team uxwnlCii *uh llu ability to interact aith l ustomcn W« ullcr t lurnpcianc ititnpcmatixin p it im lu ju iy 4UIA. Musk punitete. ihqur mcdicel. dental, lacatiun. In,lute, personal tune o ff and uitrfUM I qual Oppuetotuly Alftmialiie Actum I mpinycr Ike aIt druy lice eueiptme 407.322.5742 Ask for Kan Wanted FEATHERUTE is the Industry Leader in Luxury Coach Conversion A S fllc n . in u m n pleasant e xce lle n t skins. e lp M ulti Shop positions available S hop H etpfB pray Tech lo r la s t gro w ing com pany A dam ic Foam Inc Seeking dependable w orkars, E stablished and grow ing FT/PT available Located x i .a rch ite ctu ra l loam com pany Santord . at 2884 Jewett L a n a * fvnng m otivated detail oriented C o n ta ct J o e ,—'-407-321 •£ people WUI train to r positions 6564x107 avatobte. Good math akJs. and a lia b le work history is a plus. Need expd estim ator, tor ■ W a offer health, and dental u n d e r* * lodtog company CM r a m x , n c e riv * boneea and 407-888- 8807 a retirem ent plan. W e ere located at 2684 Jew ett Lane Vivona's N orth P iu s ria needs Santord. 407-321-8584x107. puza m akers, subs, waitresses 6 phones. Apply w ith ow ner at Ask tor Joe. 2477 Park Ave. Sanford, 5pm8pm Site/Base Crew: Local work O ffic e : The F ishe l C o. a FIT veto berwfea. 407-322-8133 national u tility contractor la hiring an o ffice assistant tor Soiderer A Assem bly peopte re ce p tio n ist end d e le entry needed tor cable manufacturer. duties for our grow ing Santord 4080 S i Johns Parkway. office. The ideal candidate w ill Sanford, 407-322-7822. have MS office com puter sMts. be detail oriented, and fam iliar w ith co n stru ctio n B ilin gu a l A Spanish is a phis Team Fishel Contact o ffe rs career advancem ent, M ytene. co m petitive wages, and an 407-323-7308 e xce lle n t b e n e fit package, including health, life. 401k and Team D rive rs a p ro fit sh a rin g plan. M ail Lake M ary FL to M obile. AL. resum e to: 2840 Stonew all round trip . H aul US M ail. Piece, Sanford. FI 32773. Fax Tuesday • Friday. IB S h rs 407-288-3387 On lin e round to p ® *2 2 h r 1-868496www Itsheico com EOE/DFWP 4429 P ipe C rew F orem an: Local w ork. Im m adiata opening W ork From Hom e s e llin g (407) 322-8133 AVON F u ll lot P art Tim a, 50% P ool m on ito rs needed fo r C om m ission. P opular summer te x tile hours, day ragrt Products. $10 00 start up. Free tin e A week ends CM 407-323m aterials 407-333-8158 7322. HELP WANTED U O M 71—H ItalktrUle I usury Leaekrs |MH N p t r Flee* Saefurd. I I 12771 3BR /2BA double w ide in C arnage C ove w ith W /D hookups 1240 sq ft. $16,000. 321-377-4202 S enford/C arrtege C ove: New 3/2 OW. all appliances A shed Corrpisiafy s e tip . ready to move in. $597/m o. includes lot rent, w ith approved credit. 407-3238160 165— D uplex For S ale 2/1. both up A down stars 618 Pine Ave, Sanford $79,000 407-221-7959 181— A ppliances 4c Furniture For S ale Kenm ore Electric Stove, self cleaning oven, almond. $100 407-323-1678 �TmftaiuD : NASA tachnotogy VUco memory to w n mattrasa m i , is M « n on T V /M al. 20 y M f nonprorated warranty. A ll naw in p ta fc . R o ta * « t 5 0 * m in t ae* $0Q& 407-831-1322 or 306-7531511 D aKw ry avaiabto Rada: A l brand now Never-Flp Ptoow-Top M a ttra u M ta O uaan. <130. King. S195.4073 3 M 0 4 1 . or 306-753-0409 181— A m iA N C M i t FuR N nuR E Fo r S a le King t i n bad w ith pOowtop m attrass. bo« spring* 0 tram a. Excatant condtoon, $400 407322 8161. 2 0 9 — C l o t h in g 1 8 1 — A m iA N c c s i t F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e Sleeper Sofa, Lm Seal, Q ta a D ining Tabla A 4 C ham , rniac. 407-327-4322 C o l l e c t ib l e s Rool Tabto: Gorgeous 0‘ tom itura-styta tabla, dacorattva toga, laathar pocket*. o ve rlo a d 1* ihree piece Italian state AccassoryKit.bals Brw tonaw in crate C ost $4500; salt $1350 407-402-1701 or 3007534)488 a ffle ia nt 110-volt, taeutatod cover, a ln p w $1296. 407-339-0070 o r 300-2102940. il d in g Come Check Us Out} COMKMATED STRIL BOOF1NG fo r B am s. B oat D o d o , Shape, ate. Afco CuNert P tpa:l5*x2t7 18^20*. C a i For Pricaa. Surptos Staal A Supply; Inc. Apopka 407-293-5788. Single Story Design Studio Apartments M oving S a lt Evaryttvng m uei go. 2429 la ural Ava. Sanford. M ay 2 0 /2 1 ,8 -2pm. Too many N a m ato la L 199— P u s & Sum ns s459 4IM2S4N1 3291S. 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Can or visit 4078732960 00m T r u c k /S U V S /V a n s Ford Exptorar XLT 4x4. 2004, $10,950. $350/Mth. cal or visit 4078732960 com Fo r Sa le C havrolat 1500 Eat Cab 2001 4 *4 LT $14,950. $282AW i. C a* or v is it 4078732980.com C havrolat S -10 2002 Ext Cab' LS $9,950. C a ll o r vis it 4078732980 com Country Style City Living 23*— M o t o r c y c l e s /4 - Aluminum, Cana, Coppar. 223— 217— G a r a g e S a les M a t e r ia l s 235— 219— W a n t e d t o Buy M N R COAT, F u l tongth w ith hood. S in large. Kapt in furrtor storage $3,000. C all 388-7898070. 2 1 1 — A n t iq u e i t 191— B u Starling at Page 7B {aldClassifieds 1 8 1 — A m iA N c o tc F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e May 18 A 19. 2005 Ford Ft50 XLT Exl Cab 2004 $19.450 $307/Mth. Can or visit 4078732966 com. Jaap Gr Charokaa 2001, Parfact. $11,950 $225 Mth. Call or visit 4076732900 com a a .ill- — wrano iww Prime Location Off SR 46 1270 Upsala Rd„ Sanford 1,666 - 7,000 Sq. Ft. Suites $ 1 5 /S q . Ft. _____ Convenient Spacious Affordable 407 474-2166 300 OFF 1 - M a r ta 1- 2 7 5 -F e n c e Canfrai Ftorkfa Fenc* All typoa of Fanca With 1? Mo Lease r, Amiroued Credit Private Downtown Parking * SpaciouH Apartment* Kith large Qaatan * Lafcr Front » Votlcyboll * Sparkling l*uoi « Trnnlw Court*' $30month Convenient - AngleParking| Lease Required CallforAppointment (407) 321-7004 Country Lake Apartments ot RptpttctTion CIRTIFKATI NO: 311 TEAR OFISSUANCI: 1800 Specializing in Vinyl Fandng ■Frae Estimates ■Ucansad/tnsurad Oualty Work ■Prompt Sarvica PARCEL ID# 25- 19-30-5AQ1206-0100 300-780-5330 Description of Property LEG LOT 10 BLK 12 TR B TOWN OF SANFORD PB t PO 54 2 94-P a in t in g Names in which UMSUd SAMUEL B THOMPSON HEIRS C A 0 Pairwing Al of said property bang In lha County of Seminole. Stale ot Florid#. C o n a tru c tle n . 407-3302080. 407-779-4212. Legals of Whicia Auction (t) 1991 Honda 20oor dry Wl# 1HGCB71MMA045280 (auction data 0-0 0 1 ) (2) 1968 Toyota S/W QU Vin4 JT3 YR20W9G502S951 (Auction data 0-0 0 8 ) (3 ) 1991 Infinity 20oor Dry WvJ JNKHF14C7MT023192 (Auction dal* 0 1 0 0 0 ) Unless such certificated) shal be redeemed according to law, the properly described in such certificated) wt* be sold to lha tvgnesl bidder al the west front door, Semmofe County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on Monday. JUNE 0. MM. al It 00am. Payment of Sale fee. appicabte documentary stamp taxaa and recording leee are required to be paid by the succesatol bid­ der atlhe sale FuM payment of an amount aqual to the highest bid it due within 24 hours after the advertised time of sale. Ai payments shal be cash or guar­ anteed instrument. mad# payable to the Clerk of the Circuit Court Dated on 4/21/2005 (Auction data 0 1 0 0 0 ) Auction «na ba Maid on Saa Abovs Daias At 2pm. Al Tri-County Towing 1155 Ban* Ava Wintar Spgs FL 32700 Pubtoh; May 18. 2005 0132 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clerk Publish April 27. 2005 and May 4 . It. 18. 2005 P 153 PUBLIC AUCTION ■tin - 1st M onth s R ent none* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, feat FIDELA DENNY, tfw hoidar ot ih* tallowing camflcatad) ha* Nad said cartflcaWt) lor a tax daad to ba issuad tharaon. Tha cartflcata numbarfs) and y*ar(i) ot M u m . *w dascnpOon of tha proparty, and lha namafs) in which it was aaaaaaad s/w# as (4) 2002 Kla 4 Door Bga W iJ KNOJB723025I37O5O O F F IC E S P A C E FO R LEASE U^liu— M M ■ L egals Cities; Altamonte Springs. Ormond Death. Sanford; Flagler. Osceola. Seminole At Volusia Counties; School Boards of Lake. Orange At Volusia Counties; Sheriffs of Lake ft Seminole Counties: GOAA ft Others. Location; 2753 N. Hwy 4 4 1. Zellwood, FL (Orlando area). 4 5 * Duses. 2003 Harley Davidson M/C (police). 10O+ Vehicles including LTD Crown Vies, autos, vans, pick-ups: ’73 Ja co Fire truck. 88 Joh n Deere 6 4 4 E Loader. Mlsc Includes: Backhoes. Chippers. Mowers. Tractor. Rest., Weight, ft Shop equipment. Office fum. equip.. TVs. laptops, cameras, jewelry • MUCH MORE! ft Terms: Cash. Check w/Ekuik Letter Guarantee Inspection: May 20 • Friday 9am to 4pm G e o r g e G id e o n A u c t io n e e r s , I n c . r L A S 1 8 0 1 /AU6 7 2 2714 Ridgewood A ve„ Sanford * 330-5204 llERJUO Srvke liunwy PAYMENTS W E S * * TO PUCE AD CAU ! en am 417-322-2811 LYMAN’S CONCRETE OR FAX SERVICE Specialize In . te, 487-323-9408 TCUonecre, Block jB x ) The H nto la net raaperatt* tor error* *1 an advertnemer* <f not corI ay tie ta l weak Nlar the Ad Ippaan - The newipapar la not I or la ta whaboevar lor any daen made by an ad or for any (# *w aanAca*. product! or opponunrtie* offered &VWrf ed*ert!»er» w* to not a t o w or promol* he purchase* or sale of any product serv­ ice. Dampeny or IndMtoaf that chooaaa to advemae n h r nawspeper. and a * Mtoive he dgM to rafuaa and/M advemamg we deem ntpproi by Our compeny standards &Stucco So Job Tbo Small! 407-375-3160 ■M cyTmHnIrT iH M aW -yi Mclodee Dew ! Licensed Massage Therapist Massage Therapy is an important part of your recovery rrom injury and stress. Avalon Center For Therapeutic Massage 1400 S. Park Ave.. Sanford By Appointment 321-695-1298 IIC. U MA43537 j ■HU AvitKO.A - Murphy'i Dump Trailer, r - jjm GelYourRoof Dane Baton me Rain Seasonl , 5 j / / r r r > r r ’r w R t s ’ D F N TI AI f a /r TT NO MONEY DOWN! N ew Roof In 1 0 -1 4 Days o mwmnmidrnluJrUrrujrnDra Srminule Count): Urriise: MNiOIStoil 407- 390-7444 1-877- 599-6719 Servlc W* Accept All Credit C ard *. Trse Removal, Trimming. Bobcat Svc, Firewood, Free Estimates. ^ Lic/lns V 4 0 7 -3 3 6 -0 4 4 9f •Roof Tear O ff' •Trash Removal • • Junk Cars • Clean Outs •We Haul Almost Anything* 407-402-1134 S IL V E R H A U L IN G S E R V IC E ToLook This Cool h Coni All HiuA A Wear THE CLEANERS FOR THE WELL DRESSED PROFESSiONAL Frankie’s 407-484-4160 407- 349-1313 f Cleaners rm% toBOM 107321404 NUmiMSf Cleaning Sarnies EXPERT SPECIALTY CLEAN Specializing In Residential & Commercial Weekly. Monthly. ,i Bi-Weekly RESIDENTIAL & NEW CONSTRUCTION lucniod •BooJrd •Inumtl .Lit About Our SubContractors And Handsman Specials Lrcsraed Bcndsd Instead 417-323-4377 407- 324-1177 •J • A d o p ted *• W IS Two Gene's Soft Ice Cream Starting al R o o f in g Specializing In Reroofing 6 Repairs 407- 322-1926 Uct SC 0050551 nunineY Starting 14 •PoserCf AOpmey -AIM •Promaaory Not** • Rawra* t Typnj Sarvca | 407 330-0949 - A »*jr. K ir * ) Sarrta Bring tu your ares a Mobile Soft Ice Cream •Vending on Wheels in Your Neighborhood' C on ven ien tly S erv in g g o n e P a rty . S o c ia l a n d Fun ctio n M eeds a t a F a ir C oeL Serving Up Soft lee C reea (Cone*, Shake*, Float*, Sundae* and Malt*). Topping* in a Variety are Added if Desired Soda and Bottled Water la alto Available Cost for Aiy Social, Party ar Fucxioe U AcrardUg to Nawbrf of and Sckctloa af iteaa S Aa Boerty Block for - farty at II; IM 00. Farty e l tb . 34000, fsrty et U . 178JP __________ lo t r n i i u i N M o i TO / io iiu m s 1 / i / I ‘r 3 n i A s f < At SUNBRITE LAUNDRY Opnn 24 Hours Tue *Wad -Thu Doubto Load Washar 11 J)0 Tripto Load Waahnr H 00 Drop 0* and Dry Ctominfl 2921 8. Orlando Dr. (17-92 9 Snv-A-lot Ptazn) Sanford. FL * 407-320-1999 H RBITRT FOR H U M A N IT Y L O O K IN G F O R PROPERTY Donations tor tax write-off and to purchase minimum 6,000 square feet of buHdable lend. call 407- 696-5855 �P fc f* 8 B May 18 A 19. 2005 L ecals L ecals LCOM.AO Docum ent Number 03-04 n a t Dam andStar by OMa at wma L ecals LEGAL AO C m OF LAKE MART. FLOMOA 1T6 *06417 THE FOREST UFT STATION NEMABKJTAnON O ly ot Lafca Mary Purefienrog Document Number 03-03 is available at DamandStar by Onvte *1 www damancMar com o« 800-711-1712 C*y o* Lake Mary Purchasing Document Number 03-07 N available at DamandStar by Onvta al wwwdemandtoarcom or 800-711-1712. NOT1CS OF PU SU CSA LE Pubic a jclto n to ba h«w at 9 00 a n on r e M S I day a* May. M N A l Via from door ot Santard Towing 6 Recovery toe., located at 2322 Coumry Ctab Rd.. Santard. FI 32771. tor tie propose o l dapoamg ot tie 20CEC19K4R1281146 1994 CHEVY or 630-711-1712 SaaM tads tor ITB *06-04 era due on or betare June 8, 9008 no latar twn 200 PM. TNebd b# dd taad to toe C*y . _____ _ b ca ta d a l 100 N C ourtoy Ctab Rd. Late Mary. F t 37746. For turther ritorm a- ■on. cal OamandSar by Onvta Sealed beta tot ITB *0 3 0 3 are due on or batata A n a 1 M M no M e t r a n 2 0 0 PM. The tad m ould be defeated to toe Cay Manager's Office, totaled a l 100 N Country Club Fid. la k e Mary. FL 32746. Fat further Infcrmebon. c a l DamandStar by OrMa at 600-711-1712. Sealed beta tor ITB < 0 30 7 are due on or batata Aena A M M no later Sian 2 00 F M Thu tad m ould bo itofeararl to toe Cay M anager'! O ffice. located a l 100 N Country O ub Rd. Labe Mary. FL 32743 For lurtoer ntotmaaon, c a l DamandStar by OrMa N 800-711-1712 DATED May 12.2003 DATED May 12.2003 Pubbeh May 16. 2303 0112 Pubbeh; May 16. 2003 0113 a l 600-711-1712 Pubbc aucion to be held a l 8 00 am on Via M S I M y 0* May. M M A l (ha from door ot Sanlord Toeing 6 Recovery Inc., tacetort « 2322 Country Club R d . Santard. FI 32771. tor Via purpose ot dapowng ot to# toeowmg vahlda JT2EL32O8J0189689 1M 8 TOYOTA DATED: May 12. 2003 PutMi: May 16. 2003 Lecals Legals IN THE ORCUIT COURT FOR SEM N O LI COUNTY, FLOMDA PROBATE DIVISION FA B NO. 60-CP-6773 ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED L ecals LEGAL AO CITT OF LAKE MAMT. FLOMDA m *66-06 FUMF STATION NO. 1 MHAM JTAnOM cmror uuuHAirr. O f 01 U h ____________ itALDClassifieds 0111 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Vial PAUL NIHRIO OR JUDY R IMHIG Via hcadar o l toe toftwwng c iid k a M (t) has Med sa d our* Mtaatotbl tor a I n daad to ba laauad Hereon. Tha carbbcaia num beriel and yeerla) ot •auance. Via dbacMVon o l Via pmparTy, and tie nam e(t) In which I was assessed is/are a t CERTIFICATE NO: 846 TEAR PARCEL 10* 33-16-30-9030000-0380 Dwscnpltao o l Property LEO LOT 38 FLA LAND * COLO­ NIZATION COS ADO TO SOUTH SANFORD PB 1 PG 73 S ■ —_ mm n s m ts Pubbeh: May 18. 2003 0130 U. m -- a- ■—*- 6vint.il Al ol bald proparty baing to Via County ot Somtaola. Stato ol Florida. Unlaw auch carMcato(s) m a t ba ladaamad acoordtog to law. trie property oM crutd n suen certdfcele(t) wO bo told k> the (Prepayment Required) nignesi o w s t in tne west ironi 4 line ad............ ....................... 1 week $ 1 8 ...................... 3 weeks $36 ...................... 2 weeks $ 2 5 ........................ 4 weeks $45 door, SaminoN County Courlhouaa, Santard, Florida, on Monday. JUNC 13, 1006. at 1160am. Yard Sales....5 lines for $15 Paymant ol Safe toa. appbeabN documantary tiamp a m and mcordtog laaa bra required to ba paid by Via buccawful tad dar al Via sale Fu* paymant at an amoum equal to Via highaat tad N dua within 24 houre aftar Via advarilsad tuna ot aaN. Al paymart* aha* b« caah or guarantaad inttrumam. mada paytbta to lha Clarb ot tha Circuit Court Classified Contract Rates (Requires minimum 5 lines per day and 13 week contract. Credit Application Required) 5 - 1 0 lin e s .......................... 90^/llne 1 1 - 2 0 lin e s .........................80*/1ine 21 or more lines..................70^/line Dalad on 4/28/2009 * MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by DEBORAH M BROWN Dooutv Clerk Publish May 4. 1 1 .1 6 .2 9 .2 0 0 3 0033 Legal Advertising $4.95 per column inch WILLIAM K TURNER. OecNbed NOTICE TO CREDITORS Thn a tta m ttrM o n of (h* m tato Ol W ILLIAM M TURNER. w rn Mroch 17.2003, H pandtog In Vm QrcTOt C ourttar SarrUnoto County. Ftortda. Probatn DMbion. Vm bd» i n o l which m 301 N Pwb Amnua. Santam. F L 32771. Th» nam rn « id •d d rM M b ot Vw Porbonal N * * — - ——a—*1- .1 «■■to in#^ ———— ------ * ■ s S H is fu JULIUS T L IE Classified Rates IN RE: ESTATE OF A l cwdt o i a l Via ttocmtonl and oVror parbono having ctatma oe darnand* against dooadbnTb obtoto, on whom a copy at Vva noOca to r*q u r*d to ba tarvad ___ . —a — M^mLr rnvjw fc«rat u a la te n uehth M ja b , |— wmi wmis Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A l o ffe r crodNors ot too docodont and parbona having claims or domnndb bgNnbt dacadam t m la fe m utt Ida took datmn wtto Vito Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIR9T PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH Tha data ot b n t putatoodon at tor* Nebco to May 16.2003 R o b o rtK Tumor Persom l Repreeanibfea 810 E. 12to Avarua Now Smyrna Booth. Florida 32186-3306 JAMES A BARKS. Attamay Florida Bor No 197364 1120 W, First SVoat, SuOo B Santortl. FL 32771 Tatophon# 407021-1224 Anom oy tor Paraonol Pubbah: May 18.23.2003 0117 M T H I ORCUfT COURT OF THE 16TH JUWOAL CIRCUIT. 61 AND FOR COUNTY, FLOMOA OERBRAL JURMGICTIOR CASE N 0 ^ 5 S 3 r3 6 fe 1 4 K MORTQAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. M C ..AC nN O SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS INC. F K /A COUNTRYWIDE FUNOINO CORF*. OW A AMERICAS WHOLESALE LENOER. PLAINTIFF VS. CRAIO OLORE. IF LIVINO. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNTTED STA TES DISTRICT COURT ■BOOLE DISTRICT O f FLORIDA ORLANOO DIVISION CA SE NO. l:0 4 -e r -2 1 B-ORL-31 DAB (Forlartura) UNITED STATES OF AM ERICA CARLOS VAZQUEZ NOTICE OF FORFEITU RE Auctions SMOKY MOUNTAJNSAl ATLINBURG. R m Im ir Autnroi 4 chalet*. 2 mountain lull. I office building June 3, 12.01) noon Fufiua Auctiun Company (MMMFURRUW. SUJtfillHSjaiB T N U 4 6 I SI M'OU'ARJUERS JHJDSIGNON BONUS! *0*«f O pralro' Run Inane Honda* SE Regional* Mum Weekly * High Percentage Pry* Refngeraltd Rum* No HuM al* Dedicated Dupalc her* Ow* light*eight late-m ulti traolro Call CammySlIMCn WM .............. , , ___ VIEWS VIEWS VIEWS Helena Montana 4 7 Aciti STd.W) Rule out ywr huckdoro In million of acre* of national forte1 Aaevvnc lake A mountainview*, time to Canyon Fnry Lake, minute* lo Helena. Sod* Irani, utiliite*. ready to build on. Call o *n o IIM IT 7 0 -W , - - !____________ __ Drim-GREAT A PLEXTYIT mou Su i upto 17c Comgwny Single^- Me Student* 31c. Oana Operator* t l 05 loaded GIANDOPENCfGIMayCl A 2 2 0 c iU 0 m ttn U t A fta30A crtt from 1195.000 100 A o n from 1450.000 New ttm i mde KLLM CDl-A. 1266)323-21*1 EOE. private gated community featuring parcel* ml frontage oa the Wacaiiaua Rivet Grogrwn •omJDnd* leeming ml deer A DONATTY O i l CAE. FURMTVRE. REALESTATETODAY- VE * M int* Ree: T/TDnven HOME WEEKENDS Milnge iklp eliminate jwvnty homing and homckuaro. FREE Towing.Tai Dtilucuhk. LifeCueectl Inc * * * JilecounciLrog Pay. Bencfilu 40IK Trainee* Welcome/ Miami eta- e»p rag 21 min Jge/Clau-A CDL Cypres* Truck Linn ($00)545-1351. turkey SAVE $10,000 Plui gel up in 110,000 lowed eluting emu! Ciicai financing. little du*n. Call toll-free Automotive (S601352-1249, a 436 or flU ttflW M U in m <«77|7M-Ura« (177)754-5431. DATA ENTRY WukON YOCROWN Fknbklluin'SYJGrea Building Material* Pay '$$$ Pmonal Compiler rtepured. 1100)873-0345c*l *300. METAL ROOFING SALT $$$ Bui Dircd From Manufaturn 20 cutun in dock with all Atieuonei Quak turn around! Ns* hiriog qualified driven fro OTR pniurots Food grade linker. So harmat No pump Great Bencfilt. Competmve Pay Delivery Amiable Toll Ftw (DM)J954)535. and nt» equipment Need 2 year* OTR eipcneero Call Bynum Trimpel fro your upprotunity today; (§00)741-7950. Business Opportunities ALLCASHCANDY RO ITE Do youearn $*U May ’ 30 Machine*. Free Candy All for $9,995 (100)114-6323 B02UHIU CALLl'S WeeiUnotheiiaknuU1 HELP WANTED Earn E m iwume anemhiing Key Chain* fiumuykcatum Noeipenencedecenary SunimmedMlely' ibH *ll)5-76l9e*l750**w eaunrok peaquv a m THOl SANDS OF BISINESSES Fro Suk By (Janet* Nattunwide Preiiea Buu:.eit fur fret' Intcmied in Buying i* Legal Services DIVORCE$275-$J58*COY ERSchildren, etc Only one ugnaltue required' 'Exclude* govt feet' Call weekday* 1gill yt62-2000. e u 6(1) <§am-7pm) Divorce Tech EvlaWithed 1977 Misrellaneous The Unrtad Statao hereby ghraa notice of Its m ention to dtopoae ot the liJhK tofjf iJTofiari^ in such rfrannor ss the A tta/oov General o re d e s ig n e r m ay direct. In accordancoindth the pnw toions o l 21 U S.C. §4 633. any parson having or claim ing 8 togW right, tide or n ta ro st in the aforom anttonod property m ust fils a peti­ tion with tho C le rii of the U nilod S lates D istrict C ourt. O rlando Division, 300 Federal B uilding. 60 North Hughey Avenue. O rlando. Florida 32801 w ithin th irty (30) days of tha final publi­ cation o l notice of (he crim inal fortoitura action or receipt o l direct w ritten notice, w hichever to earlier The petition shall ba signed by tha petitioner under penalty o l perjury and shall sat forth lha nature and extent o f the petition­ e r's right, title , or m tarset In lh a forfaitad property, tha lim a and circum stance! of the petitioner's acquisition of the right, tide, or interest In the forfaited property, any additional tacts supporting the petitioner's claim , and the relie f sought. UNITED STATES MARSHALS SERVICE MIDOLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA Pubbeh: May 18. 23. 2003 and June 1. 2003 Q t1 4 "M AKE THLSSLMMERTHE BEST" ETcnneuee >Noma Lake k Golf pnpwtKi male every year special. Starting al only $24,900- Call LU eudc Realty (423)626-5120 * * * lakeuJercaln B a m U R N DEGREE online from home 'Buunew. 'Paralegal. 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US Pc»uun Fundinf pn) \caihoaw fur 1 ) o n of juuj future pcnsiun fuymcnt’k Call (100)516-1125 fur * f REE »M*>iiga»» euinroe » * » uigiemiroifrmhnf .wn Lm o i bt phone. Ip lu 24hrv N«>CmiiiChR,i* Bani AfekUiinlRrq $HJUi1 ATT?» » » pi>i.hn.kmlu> tum For Sale WESTERN NC MOUNTAINS NorthCaroiuu Where ihere u Cool Mountain Air, Vit* * A Stream, HroncvCabin* A Acreage CALL FOR fREEBROCHLREOF MOUNTAIN PROPERTY SALES (1001642-5)33 Realty Of Murphy 317 Pe-uhnce Si BEA LTD I L NORTH CAROLINA MUST SEETHE BEAUTIFUL PEACERL MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN NC MOU NTAINS IkencvCahun. Acreage A Invcumcni* Cherokee Mountain Realty GMAC Real Euatc, Murphy » * * chcruketmuunuinreallv cum Call fro Free Brochure 1ftU0)84l 5K4SK iWlll293 |991t Fret Brochure Health fare NCYIOL NTAlNS Panroamic viewtaodnuiuntauiitream*in high ck tatiui hciaccn Bouoe and Avhevitk Tractv range 1 5 Dental t ee Cal) Toll Free MHA32 J353 Urt ufl »Uh acre* sith acceu and uliluiev Inni $49 9*1) :»uii455-19ll o n ip a t u k Paper 10 *141 A ntN TIO N LNS ESTORS: Wakrtnet Uv ia Waken* K wuici Pad Wacbiy bjunf UpfurtuMy tmgfeycr ilU M O ff PAY U4 467 I7N Your Ad Could Be Here ANF Advertising Networks of Florida fua 1 year Call non fur 6c it 1 * * *1 H ^ i top gon^' .un 1WI/lNAi 1AKF « lectio# Ad and Get A Garage Sale Kit • 3 Signs • Bright Pre-Priced Labels • Checklist / tips g Call Tedat F .atu,,. ■* NC Deep *atet Lake sith WJ mile* of dmtetine Nr*» peckveb/gmeatAwiafei iwtVT*financing VjPSYMLNTS Run a (KD1661- 5421 available M IHni CAROLINA MOUNTAINS! Spin* u blooming and Drtvrr f O YF.M M ItUNkPUKI ticriktoPay ABcacfili fro Eafertrtb cd Dri * a * f>*3. Yuba. Teons 8 Graduate Bt tLDLNGSALE! 'Rock Bottom Pnce*’- 20*30No* $29U) 30*40 $5170 4(1*50 MWJ 40*60$10,700 50*lu) $15344. Utbcrv EnWacceweicv optunal 'Priced lo Sell’* Pumctt Avadahk Call toll free 1066)770-5263 cat § fro iktaiiv i* beautiful' A <aunder!id tune to luuk fro real citaic See Help YYanted mmm rigidhmkhng com Tensnaet Lake Property Sale! Parcel* from I24.9U) ft 1/2 Acre lu $59 94) 27 Acre Lake tvLUe $124.9UU Catan. Wd) U li>a Full Wdtanly Can Finance WA.C Payment* l'ndCT$lUtperMca«h In a Hum Call IWDNIIO-7727 Dfacuwat Deatal Haas from DcntaiPlantcian Save M/i un 1 200 Lumpk 50 m100 1 IT - $3 6tVvq ft. (IHJ0|65«-2MI5 Run lour ad .VTA ftW ID E !" Fro inly V!<0 you .an place yuur 25 •orJcLuulicdwluiotti 150 ncwp4«ri throughout the stab-re* hing in cl 5 MILLION tradttv CaUlhiinruipiapcr ut Advertiung Net»rokc ol H><Ua al ivri i742 1373 Vtui u> online al » * * ikenla-cUntlieifa cum Ucpia* nil ala) SPA.MustSelL7 Peruatkkue NeierLwd IraiukcCover NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final ..lig n u m of Foredoaura dstod May S. 2003 entered to C M Cess No. 03-CA-3B4-14-K of Via O m S Court of Via 18TH Judtoto* O cu rt to and tor SEMINOLE County. Santard, Florida. 1 M l ■#4 lo toe highest end beat bid­ der tor cash e l toe W e t Fran* Door e l toe SEMINOLE County Courthouse Ice toed at 301 NorVt Pub Avenue to Santont, Florida, e l MOO am . on the 2 day of June. 2003 the toflowtng described property ee»ettarVt In said Summary Final Judgment. to -M : LOT 53. ALAFAVA WOODS. PHASE XXt1. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 36. PAGE tB ANO 19. O f THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY, aO R IO A . Deled Vito 3 day of Mey. 2003. M aryam s Morse (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Clerk o l too Crcub Court By Mary Stroup# OeRuty Clerk Pubbeh at: The Seminole Herald THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J STERN. P.A., ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S. University Drive Suite 500 Plantation. FL 33324 (994)233-8000 03-37793 PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE FIRST INSERTION TO 934-2338333 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DIS­ ABILITIES ACT, persons with dtoataliltes needing a special accommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al the SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-863-4227. 1 * 800-933-8771 (TDD) or 1-800933-8770. via Florida Relay Sendee. Pubbeh: May 18.23. 2003 0118 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOMOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 0SCA-844-14 MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS.' INC PLAINTIFF ; VS BLANCHE BELL WEAVER F/K/ABIANCE BELL. IF LIVINO, ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU. OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY^ THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST BLANCHE BELL. WEAVER F/K/A BLANCHE BELL; UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F BLANCHE BELL WEAVER F/K/A BLANCHE BELL, IF ANY.' JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEI pursuant to a Summary Firv Judgment ol Foreclosure date June 6, 2003 entered in Ch Ca*e No. 03-CA-544-14 o l to C ircuit Court o l the 18TI Judicial Circuit n and lor SEM HOLE County, Sanford. Florida, I wifl led to the tagheel and best, bidder tor cash al toe W ett Front Door at toe SEMINOLE County; Courthouse located a l 301 North Park Avenue m Sanford. Florida,’ al 11.00 a m. on toe 7 day of June. 2003 the following, described property as sat forth in said Summary Final Judgment, to-wit Real Estate Rn|d»»wpcb4alLam NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE A c rtv A lp w vw livtiflw v.flim . NEW MEXICO-20A aei $29,900. Svetuc itgwo. viewv Electronic OR AQAfeST CRAW OLORE; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CRAIO OLORE. IF ANY; STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; CONSTANCE IINHARED. ALAFAYAWOOOS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. WC ; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) under 5 m im ic* to Greenbrier R eorl VCTN LAND BARG,DNS 20 COASTAL GEORGIA- Waler acceu manbfrunl humeulci Gated commuuly. icnm t. golf, kayaking k canoeing 93 * g » B g g r* « 3 1 1 CASH COW! 90 Yaiding Mac hint unitVYuuO K Luealiun* Entut Buunen $10,670 Hurry' iSUJUlW3464IB0242S U K E F R O M BARGAtVS Starting al $79,900 Gurgeoui lakcfroit parcelv Gently duping, prutine ihrttline. ipcctaculal v ie w Acnna from national fureu on 35.000 aero recreational lake ut EaU Tcnn Paved ruadi. underground u u lilk t. central aaler. te*er. Eicclkm financing. Call now (NUUI7U4-3I45 e ilh lT . Sunttl Bay, LLC DIVORCE k LNCORP $99-$ 199 Plu* puionny k otha family law from* Fad. rcliahk k accurate. Cal) (DSllSpeed 44 ro |§X§)773-3344 Legal EtpcdMlnc.kam 6pm weekday*. Selling A Buuncm Call GW Merger-(ST7i2l7 fl2Jl ro *iul Guadalupe R irnfroat! Spaa, ulanvrrfnm nin 'Prime' T ru * H ill Country local**. 10-32 m t i Long *aicr fronlagt, huge tte tt. pamramte v ir * i From $300* u> VOTTv Call (H00009-7(M2,1 122 Bmkm k Agtnu *e ku m . Nottco to horoby gtvon to o l on May 2. 2003. In lh a casa of Unrtad S tato* v. C arlo* Varquoa. C rim inal No. 604-O -212ORL-31DAB. tha Unttad S la t** O a lricl C o w l to r tha M ktola D istrict o f F lorida o n la ia d a Prelim inary O rder to r the torfothtra of Sta.OOO 00 In U S Currency L ecals Week of May 16,2005 407-322-2611 i miriiimimriimirimMiiimii LOTS 21 ANO 22. DIXIE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAQe ' 103. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE' COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dated to rt 6 day o l May, 2005 | Maryann# Morsa (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Clerk of the Circuit Court j By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk Pubkih m The Sensnole Harald THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J STERN, P A , ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S University Drive Suite SCO Plantation, FL 33324 (934)233 8000 03-38932 PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE FIRST INSERTION TO 934 233 8535 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT persons With cbsatuMies nwedng e tpe ciai euum m odtoiun My m u croi ta d COURT ADMINISTRATION a l to# SEMINOLE County Courthouse to 407463 4 2 2 / I 8 0 0 96 6 8 /7 1 (TDO) or 1400 946 8 770 me Flurid# H # , , , Stowe# Pubbeh Mar I I 26 2UU6 0119 �May 18 A 19. 2005 Lecals L ec a ls Lic a l s L ic a l s Suite 303 Fort Lauderdate. FL 33308 H . a -M -c . wa-----a ------m » « ■■ ruOmn sMWin>u IW rln C A M NO.: >1 T t M M 14L UBERTY NATIONAL BANK, C A M NO. M -CA-7M -14W UCNi WL W R fc ESTATE OF CTRL M A IT « MARC FKJLEV A/K/A MAMS U HOLEY. nones TOcrcottorb O A R Y A K rT TU S O H KATHLEEN 0. KITTLE SON * d CRYSTAL CREEK WGHBORHOOO ASSOCIATION. M C.. a Ftortda cotponton, . The admMakMton of b e estate ■ m November 12. 2004, la pendkig to fie C koJt Court tor SEMINOLE County, Florida. Probate DMMon. me adffieaa ot ■ ffkcltla JO l North Pate Avenue, Sarkord, FL 32771. The namae npM anM N aH aR om ayaraaal form Detow. •M d a on a«om a copy of M i notoa la w o rked to ba aenrod Court WITTEN TNE 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 TO THEM. A l a fte r c ra d fc n ot tie daoadant and other panona having ■gunii d K a d m ra aetata muat Ida M cM tm «M 1 N a C o u t WTTHM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT BO FILED w m O N THE TM E PERIOOS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE COOE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TM E PERIOOS SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. The data ot b e drat pubkeaflon NOTICE OF S A L ! JENNIFER K. JOHNSTON. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN V ia l punuant to toa Summary FtoN Judgment o l Fonctoaura daad May 8.2003, and antorad to C M Caaa No. OACA-2236144- to m# C kcut Court o l ma Eightaanm Judfctel C kcut to and tor Samtoote County. Ftortda. wharoto LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK. * PW nM and CRYSTAL CREEK NEIGHborhooo ASSOCIATION, WC.. a Florida corporat un. we DM m tonta. I a t M to l a htghaat and beat bidder tar eaah, « mo Saminote County C o u rtn u M naps. 301 N. P art Avanua. Santord. Florida 32771. on Toaaday at (HOO) am . on tw 7 * day o l Juna. 2006, tw totowtog daaertoad raal proparty aat torth to tw Summary Final Atdgm ant o l toredoawe: LOT 3 OF FOREST OAKS V1LLAOE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 46. FADE 63. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA DATED at Santord. Samnota County, Florida M a 9 b d m o l M ay 2009 Maryann# M ona Ctarli o l tw C kcut Court ByM arySkoupo Daputy C lart ROBERT S WHITE. JR.. ESQ. Sobering. Whito 6 Luezak. P A Florida Bar No. 136083 336 Waal Now England Ava.. 8 u ta 240 Wtotar Part. Florida 32TN (407) 947 9300 i i m m i ■ ■ t i u D t a in N M A H um iyi *of m m inv ot tW N oica la May IS. 2000. PanonaI RapraaantaBva Sandra F. MaJaak ITS Sheryl Drive Detton#. Florida 32723 STEPHEN H. COOVER Attorney tor Sandra F. Maraah Florida Bar Number 0314000 Hutchison, Memefa A Coaver. PA 230 N o r* P art A vanua P.O. Boa 1140 Sanford. Florida 32772 Telephone: (407)322-4031 Putdah: May IS 23,2003 0139 M THE CIRCUIT COURT, M AMD FOR SE M B M LI COUNTY. FLO RBA CASE NO.: 0S-CAM 3-14-K Amartcan* With OlaabtMaa Act o l iggo A rtnbkam tvo Ordar N a B7-3 ff you a n a panon wah a dteab*ty who naada any accommooataxt ai oraar v participate to mta proceedtog. you are anbta d . at no coat to you, to ma provtakin d certain aaaiatanca. Plaaaa contact Court AdmtntatraUon a l 301 North P a rt Avanua. Suita N301. Santord, Florida 32771 (407) 865-4227. wMhki (2) working day* o l your receipt o l Ihia noica. 4 you ara h a tin g or vdea impaired, call 1 (800)998-8771. M TH E CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIOHTISMTH ju n c u L c n c u n i M ANO FOR •E M ta O U COUNTY. na i na m b p iu o , -** 1 C A M M X : 04-CA-1617-1AL L T. UMPERT. WINFIELD BAU­ MAN. and any unknown apouaa, halra. daviaaaa. grantaaa, assignees, lienors. era**tor*, kuataaa. or odiar daknantt by. tro u g h , undar. or agalnat L T. UMPERT. WINFIELD BAUMAN, and a t partes having or claiming to have any rig h t Wte or Internet to tie property daaertoad herein. Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: DEFENDANTS: L T. UMPERT. WINFIELD BAUMAN, t atva. and b e k unknown «pou«aa. 4 m arried. and M daad. b e k unknown ham . daviaaaa. tegelaaa. grantees. asaigne, tenors, apouaa*, cradllon. auccaaaora. or kuataaa. or aach oI bam , and wry and a t panona or parttee darning by. tro u g h . undar or agarnst lharn or aach o i them and against any and a t parties or panona having or claiming any right. M a or totaraat to and to b e b low ing described prop­ arty, tying and aituata In Semnote County. Florida. to wff: W att 1/2 oI N orn 1/2 ot Lot 10. Laos Expressway, MECCA HAMMOCK, according to tha Rial toaraot a* raaxdad to Plat Book 1, Paga 94. ot toa Pubkc Racorda ot Seminoto County. Florida: YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY SEVERALLY NOTI­ FIED THAT FRANK A. UMPERT. haa Nad hr* Compiam in toa Circuit Court. Eighlaanlh Judicial Ckcuk, to and tor Samtnola County, Florida, agatoat you and aach ol you aa Datandanta to quiet Ma o l via Piemen to ma abovedeecrtoed raal proparly kxatad to Sanvnota County. Ftortda. toa abbreviated M e of which is enti­ tled -FRANK A. UMPERT. piamttff ia L T . L1MPERT and WINFIELD BAUMAN. Datandanta', and you and aach o l you ara handy required to sarva a copy o l your anawar or othar dalanaa. II any. upon FRANK C WHIOHAM. ESQUIRE, o l STENSTROM. M dNTOSH. COLBERT. WHIGHAM. REISCHMANN A PARTLOW. PA, Poet Office Boa 4948. Santord. Florida 327724949. and to Ma toa ongaial of aama a> toa cffice o l toa C lart ot ma abovwatylad Court on or batora Juna 13. 2003. a* raqua ad by law 4 you ta t to do to yjdgmant by defauff w it ba lakan agaaiat you Thw nokca th a t ba ptAkahad onca a waaa tor tour conaecukva waaka D u a l tow 9 day o l May. 2003 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Card Moor# Daputy Clark P u t* * May 14 23 2003 and J g n tl.lW W (J12Y_____________________ _ aa THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE w a i l « i « JUMC1AL CIRCUrf. WAMO t o n bE M M O U COUNTY 11/jMOA u / i u rw o N NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE B A L I NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN m at p u n ua n t to a Final PEOPLES FIRST COMMUNITY BANK. PlaintW, va. NANCY L BECK l/V a NANCY L STONO, KENSINGTON PARK CONOOMIMUM ASSOCIATION. INC.: WELLS FARGO BANK. N.A.. d id CRAIG STEVEN BECK. Oafandanta. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE la haraby given purm a rt to a Final Judgment d F o ra d o a t dated May 6. 2003. entered to Caaa Number 04-CA1617-141 o l ma Circuit Court ol tw Eightaanm Judicial Circuit to and tor Seminole County. Florida, wherein PEOPLES FIRST COMMUNITY BANK « tha Plaintiff and NANCY L BECK l/Va NANCY L. STONO. KENSINGTON PARK CONDO­ MINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC . WELLS FARGO BANK. N A . and CRAIG STEVEN BECK, ara 4w Datandanta. I m l ael to ma highaat tadder tor caah at Bw W aal Front Door o l tha Seminde County Courthouse, to Santord. Florida. Seminde County, at 1100 a m , Eastern Time, on Vw 9m day o l Juna, 2009, toa following daacribad property situated In Seminole County. Florida, and sal forth to toe Order or Final Judgment. k>w4: Condominium Unit No. 314, KENSINGTON PARK. A CON­ DOMINIUM, according to toa Declaration ot Condominium. Recorded to O fficial Record* Book 1444, Paga 193. aa amended by toaf certain Fast Amendment to Declaration ol Condominium recorded m O fficial Racorda Book 1433. Paga 1429. and re-recorded at O fficial Racorda Book 1436, Page 1712. A l among tw P u b ffc Racorda of Samtoote County. Ftonda. together with an unffivtded rtare a t to and to toa com­ mon atemanla appurtenant to •ted urvl aa aat torth to saat Declaration of Condomavum. WITNESS my hand andtoeoM ote teal of tow Honorable Court, on tow 9 day o l May. 2003 Americans With Dwattetwa Act o l I960 Admmetratne Order N a 97-3 It you are a person with a dwabihty who needs any accom­ modation n o rd a rto partnpaw m tw proceertng. you are era­ sed. at no coat to you. to toe provision oI cartam aawatanca Please contact Court Adm inistration a l 301 North Park Avenue. Suita N301. Santord, Ftonda 32771 (407) 665-4227. within (2) workmg days ot your ractept ot tow notea 4 you tee hearing or voce mpaaad. c a l t (800» 9456771 Clark ot Ckcu# Court Meryanne Morse Semmote Courkr By Mary M « < a Daptky Clark Sham D sia u i M alory Can MALLOW 4 IttLLO H f Note Office *»» 2179 Ptewme Cay F t W tO Pte*te> Mey f# 24 X M 0 *7 / DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY FK/A BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . AS TRUSTEE UNDER THAT CCRTAM POOLMQ AND SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED 12 rtR 6 FOR W1LSHIRE FUNOMO CORPORATION MORTGAGE-BACKED TRUST 1989-3. Piemen. btdM r o r Mddan, tor caML «W *r Lot to t. O akhunt Raaarva Una Ona, according to too plot m anot. a * tatu rdad in Ftol B n k 6 1 .P ig M S 4 -6 3 .P iM c Racorda o l Samkwto County. Flortto. Dawd M o 12m day o l M ay 2006. MARVANNE MORSE C W rtotm a Court By. Mary Skoupa Daputy C lart (Baal) AMERICANS WITH DISABILITY ACT If you a n a panon wah a dWatoNy who naada any acoomm odaton to ordw to partr lpala to M o precaodtog, you ara antta d , N no coat to you. u tw ptw tolon o l cattoki ■ iilwanca Plaaaa contact Court Adm kiiatratlon at 301 North P a rt Avanua, S ullo N301, Santord. Ftortda 33771 (407) 343-4227, wtM rt (2) working day* of your rocatpi o l M a noHea: If h a irin g or vote# knpakad, c a l 1-900-933-8771 TODD M. HOEPKER. ESQUIRE Todd M. Hoapkar, P A Poet Office Boa 3311 Orlando. FL 32802-3311 Attorney tor PtakffM Phone: (407) 426-2090 Fax: (407) 426-2090 Pubffeh: May 19.23.2003 0123 M THE ORCUTT COURT OF THE IIQHTESNTH JUDICIAL ORCUIT. OP F LO R B M M ANO FOR tU B R O L E COUNTY CIVIL H V M O N C A M NO.: M C A 4 M -M DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE OF AROENT SECURITIES. INC , ASSET BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 2003-W3 UNOER THE POOLING A SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF SEPTEMBER 1. 2003. WITHOUT RECOURSE. fMi a lihii Hill eMfWWi va. MELISSA LEE ROBERTSBECHT A/K/A MELISSA ROBERT3-BECHT. at. al.. Defendant ASSOCIATION. M C.: ETAL. *» ■ ---- -a ■■ - - - NOTICS OF ACTION TO: JON Q RANEY. UMINOWN TENANT NO. t and UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2. Laal Known Addroaa: 203 H unt Court Latw M ary FL 32746 YOU ARE NOTIFIED mat an ac6on to tanctoao o l morigaga on tw tatoaang dMcrtoad proparty to Somtooia County Ftarida LOT 21. SPRINGHURST PARK, ACCOROMQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED M PLAT BOOK 40, PAGES 37 ANO 30. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Iwa boon Mad agafnat you n d you a n roqukad to aorva a copy o l y o u w rtton Jvtanaaa. 4 any. to ■ ( y SMITH. HIATT I DIAZ. addroaa la 26t 1>E a« OWdand P a rt BNd.. Sum 303. Fort L a u d w d ^F to rtd a 3 3 3 0 t,w im to 3 0 d a y *lro m ln l< to to o fp u b tca to n, n d Ha »w ortgkwl wah tw C lart o l M a Court W tw r batora aarvtoa on Piaim kl a Sarom aneW e, a deM A wB be antorad agakwl you tor tw ro M damandad to Iw compiam or pa tton. DATED on MAY 9. 2003. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK AS CLERK OF THE COURT Sy: C ard M oon Aa Deputy C lart PUBLISH IN: Steitord Herald 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, FLORIDA 32771, TELE­ PHONE NUMBER (407)3234330. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING. IF HEAR­ ING IMPAIRED. (TDD) 1-800966-8771. OR VOICE (V) 1 900999-9770. VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. Pubiah: May 19.23. 2003 0124 ________ M T H f CIRCUIT COURT FOR M M B fO L l COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL DIVISION C A M NO. 08-CA-477-14L UCN: •92003CA000477XXXUU WELLS FARGO BANK. N A. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE BENEFrT OF THE CERTIFCATEHOLDCRS OF ASSET-BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2004MCW1, Plaintiff. v* NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE SCAN P LAPP1N: at a i . Defendants. NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN purauant to a Final Judgment of Foractoaura dated May 6, 2003, and entered to Caaa No. 03-CA-456-14. Of toa Circuit Court of toa Eighteenth Judtoiai C ircuit In and tor Seminote County, Florida, wherein DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE OF ARGENTSECURITIES, INC.. ASSET BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI­ CATES. SERIES 2003-W3 UNOER THE POOLING A SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF SEPTEMBER I, 2003. WITH­ OUT RECOURSE, m a PWaitfft ant MELISSA LEE ROBE RTS-BECHT A/K/A MELISSA ROBERTS-BECHT. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MELISSA LEE ROBERTSBECHT A/K/A MELISSA ROBE RTS-BECHT. UNKNOWN TENANT ara toa Defendant*. I w4 ae4 to toe highaat and beat bidder tor caah at West front door of toa Courthouse 301 N. P art Avanua. Sanford. FI 32771. at 114)0 AM on Juna 7, 2003, toa tolow ktg daaertoad property aa aat torth in said Final Judgment to wit: NOT1CC OF SALS PURSUANT TO CHAFTKR 48 LOT 182. WOOOCREST UNIT FIVE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED > f PLAT BOOK 17. PAGES 33 THROUGH 37. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. UARYANNE MORSE Aa C tert of toe Court By: Mary Stroup# Aa Deputy Cterk kt accordance with toe Americana wah DwaM kee A ct panona needing a reasoned# In tow proceertkig should, no later b a n two (2) days p u r. contact toa C tert at b e Court s rteabfky coorffinator at 407663-4227. 301 N PARK AVE SUITE N301. SANFORD FL 32771. H hearing m paked. contact (TDO) 8008336771 na Ftonda Relay System Pubktei Santord Her ted Submitted by fte n -f.u a 4 K te i. P A A ffix nwy* Iu Ptaiwe 961 N E 187b Skate 9uto SB# North Ite m Beech Fkxwe K ft9 2 Ite a ilk k w 006(77g.4100 fe w e r Mey 19 « O lM AM M TH E CIRCUrr COURT OP THE 1VTH JUDICM L CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR COUNTY, FUMBOA GENERAL JUMEOICTWR DIVISION CASE NO: M C A 344 14 MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. NC. PLAINTIFF M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. persons teto Osabrffffaa neadmg a t pyr-u i accom­ m odation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at toa SEMINOLE County Courthouse e l 407-363-4227. 1900-935-9771 (TOO) or 1-600935-8770. via Ftortda Relay Sarvtoa. Pubksh: May 18. 23. 2003 0120 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT o f t h e ir m JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, m ANO FOR 9CMBSOLI COUNTY. FLOWOA CIVIL W VW 08I C A M NO. 08-CA-437-14 VS SPRMGHURST PARK ho m eo w ners May 12. 2003. antorM to C M Caaa Numtoar 08-CA-97-14G, o l too C kcu t C ourt o I Sw Eighwanm JudHW C kcu t In and to r Samtoela County FtortdA on tw 14Pi day o t Juno. 2006, at 1100 a m , « tw flam toola County Courmouaa. M l North P a rt Avanua, Santord. Samtnola County. Ftortda 32771. tw undPtogned C W t wR o te r tor PubHah: May IS. 23. 2003 0126 FRANK A. UMPERT, illiiin . *■«It*K OAKHURSTRESERVE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. M C.. va. of MALTIE MARIE FOLEY M V A MARIE M. FIOLEY. o w n s of a t m in a Pubteh: May IS, 29. 2005 0123 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order or Summary Float Judgment ol torectoeure dated May 8. 2003. and entered In Caaa No. 03-CA477-14L UCN: 392005CA000477XXXXXX of the C ircuit Court in and tor Seminole County. Ftortda. wherein WELLS FARGO BANK. N A. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF ASSETBACKED PASSTHROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 2004MCW1 a Plamoff and SEAN P. LAPP1N: BARBARA ENNIS. SWEETWATER OAKS HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC.; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN­ DANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED are Defendants. I « ■ stel to toa highate and bate bidder tor eaah at toa West Front Door of toa Semmote County Courthouse. 301 Norm P a rt Avenue. Santord. Ftonda 32771 at Semmote County. Florida, al 1100 a m on ma 7m day of Juna. 2003. toa following daaertoad properly aa sat torth n •ted Order or Final Judgment I0-W4: LOT 1. BLOCK B. SWEETWA­ TER OAKS - SECTION 10. AS PER PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 20. PAGE 38 AND 39. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA t you a n a panon w in a testetery who needs any accommodaaon n order to participate n b w proceerkng. you are enoaed a l no cost to you. to b o provi­ sion ot cartam assistance Please contact b e C o u l al 407835-4330 wteun two 12) w r in g days ot your leceipl ot tors Noace. f you are hearing or voice mipakad caff Ftonda Ratay Serves (#001*658771 DATED te Sankxd Fiunda on May 4 2006 U A ffiA /M U O H 6I Ae Cterk Ceote Court By Mary t kuupe A# Cepuy Clark a ta riH re a r i 6 m a s p a A H r> a y« U Pterwrt akk< la te G a rte r* Par* fa x BLANCHE B E IL WEAVER F/K/ABLANCEBELL.IF LM N O . ANO IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST BLANCHE BELL WEAVER F/K/A BLANCHE BELL: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BLANCHE BELL WEAVER F/K/A BLANCHE BELL. IF ANT. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) NOTICE o p FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN punuant to a Summary Final Judgment ct Fondoauro dated June 6. 2003 antorad to C M C o m N o. 0 5 0 3 4 4 -1 4 ot tw C ircuit Court ct tha 19TH JudeM C kcut to and tor SEMI­ NOLE County Santord. Florida. I wB aat to tw highaat and boat bkklar tor c a d i W tw Waal Front Door at tw SEMINOLE County C ourthouM tocatodal30t North P art Avanua to Santord. Florida, at 11:00 am . on tw 7 day o l Juna. 2003 Ihe lottowing daacribad property aa aat totm to aald Summary Fatal Judgment, tone#: LOTS 21 ANO 22. OIXIE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED M PLAT BOOK 2. PAGE 103. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated thw 3 day d May. 2009 Maryann# Morse (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) D ark ot tha Circuil Court By: Mary Stroup# Daputy Clairk Pubksh In: Tha Semmote Herald THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J. STERN. P A .. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 301 S. University Drive Suite 500 Plantation. FL 33324 (954)233-9000 09-38932 PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE FIRST INSERTION TO 954233-8955 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. persona w fh dteabfteee needing a spe­ cial accommodation should con­ tact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al the SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-035-4227, 1800-935-8771 (TOO) or 1-600959-8770, via Florida Relay Service. Pubkeh: May 18. 25. 2005 0119 M T H C aR C U rT COUNT 0FT H S 19T H JUOfCIAL CIRCUIT, IN AMO FOR S O M O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO: 83-CA-2480-14W THE BANK OF NEW YORK. TRUSTEE UNOER THE POOLINO ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT SERIES 1996-1. PLAINTIFF, VS ROBERT L HILL. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST ROBERT L HILL; PATRICIA G HILL, HILL. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST PATRICIA Q HILL; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENDANT(S) RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order Granting the Motion to Reset Forectoeure Sale deled Mey 9. 2003 entered n C M Caaa No. O^CA-248014W of toa C kcut Court ct toe I8TH Judicial C kcut in and tor SEMINOLE County. Santord Florida. I w4 ae4 to toa lughesl and beet Odder kx cash at toa West Front Door at toa SEMI­ NOLE County Couttoouae locat­ ed at 301 N. P a rt Avenue m Santord. Ftonda. al 1100 am . on toa 9 day of June. 2006 toe toffowang described property aa set torth n la d Summary Fnte Judgment, to-wk LOT 56. BLOCK B. LAKE BRANTLEY ISLES. SECOND ADDITION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11. PAGE 5 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA Dated b it 10 day ot Uey 2004 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) UARYANNE MORSE Cterk ot b e Ckcu4 Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Cterk P utter, m tH f U U N U f Mf RAID lH t L A W O F F C E iO # OJtVO J 6 I f NT# P A a rtO f4 N (F K te P L A a rftM a t I 6 J n e M r M 've tease L ecals L ec a ls Courthouse, m SANFORO. Florida, at 11 00 a m on b e 7b day o l June. 2005. b a toffowmg da s o toed property as set torth in said Final Judgment, to w it N O TIC I OK FICTITIOUS NAMB Nohca w hereby given that we are engaged in business t t 2518 French Avenue. Santord. Florida 32771. under b e F ictitious Name of Xtreme Kteen C ar Weeh. and b e t we intend to regteter sate name w ib the Division ot Corporations. Tallahassee. Ftonda, k i accordance w ib b e provision# of b e FctWoue Name Statutes, to-W it Seclon 888.08. Florida Statutes 1991. Damien Vbn Der Pullen Pubksh: May 18. 2005 0133 L ec a ls 500 Plantteton. FL 33324 (954)233-8000 03-17377 COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC.. Plamalt. v* WILLIAM V CHAPPELL. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: JULIE A COOM8STUPPER. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF W ILLIAM V CHAPPELL; JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. Defendants. LOT 4. VILLAS OF CASSEL­ BERRY PHASE ONE, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 24. PAGES 54 AND 55. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOHIOA In accordance w ib ba A m ercers wkh Dteat»Mw* A ct Parsons w ib D ita M tie s need­ ing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact b a Court Arkmntoirator a l 301 N P irtt Avanua. Sanford FL 32771. Tatephona Number (407)3354227 not later ban 2 working days o l your receipt o l b is nooca If hearing or voice enpaeed. 1-800-955-8771 Dated b w 8 day of May. 2003 U w ysnne Morse Clark of b a Ckcurt Court By Mary Skoupa Daputy Ctertt Law O ffice LOT 4. AND THE SOUTHEAST­ ERLY 20 FEET OF LOT 8. BLOCK 9. KATHRYN PARK ADDITION NUMBER ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5. PAGE9 67, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA In accordance with ba Americans m b DtaabiMes Act. Psrsont w ib DisaMittes need­ ing a special accommodation to participate In b is proceeding should contact b e Court Adm m slrelor at 301 N Park Avanua. Santord FL 32771, Telephone Number (407)6654227 not later b an 2 working days o l your rsceipt o l this notice If hearing or voice impaired. 1-800-933-8771 Dated b w 8 day o l May. 2005 Maryann# Morse Clerk o l b e Circuit Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk o l M arshall C. 1800 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120 FT. LAUDERDALE. FL 33309 Tatephona: (934) 433-0335 F aciknta: (954) 771-3052 Pubksh May 18.23.2005 0122 NOTICE OF F 0M C L06U R C SALE NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foradoaura dated b a 8th day of May. 2005. and entered tn Casa No. 03-CA-437-14, d toa Ckcuff Court o l toa 18to Judicial Ckcwt In and tor Seminole County. Ftortda, wharem COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC i i toe Plaintiff and WILLIAM V CHAPPELL; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; JULIE A CO O M BS-TUPPER; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF WILLIAM V CHAPPELL. JOHN OOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUB­ JECT PROPERTY ara Defendants I w it tek to the highest and best bidder tor cash at tfw WEST FRONT DOOR at the Seminole County Courthouse, m SANFORO, Ftonda. s i 11 00 am . on tha 7b day o l Juna. 2005. the toffowmg da senbad property as sat torth In said Final Judgment, to wit: Page 9B NOT1CI NOTICK OF AO M ttaSTHATTVE COMPLAINT TO: Mcheke Epstein SANFORO. a Case No: 78838-04-AO An ADMINISTRATIVE COM­ PLAINT to revoke your kcenaeft) and akgtoffny tor leansure and appointment has bean Had agemat you. You have toa right to request a hearing pur­ suant to Sections 120 586 and 12057 (1) and (2). Florida Statutes, by making a request for tam e to b e Department of Financial Services. 200 E. Games SL. Talahasaee. Ftortda 32399-0333. H a request tor hearing te not recarved by June 15. 2003, b e right to a hewing n b ts m atter w # be warned w id b e Chief Financial O fficer wN dispose of b ta cause b accor­ dance w ib law. Pubksh: May 4. 11. t8 . 25. 2003 0034 'Anyone knowing b a where­ abouts of Leonard Kevin Grant, h i* hairs, successors, legatees and/or assigns, if ha be deceased, please contact Gordon Herrin. Attorney at Law, 70439 Courtano Drive. Covington. LA 70433. or tele­ phone 985893-9932 ' Pubksh: May 18. 25. 2005 0115 NOTICE O f PUBLIC SALE The ledlowing personal property ot Leona Mae Morton, w fi. on June I , 2008, el 1000 am .. 3944 Breakwaler Drive. Lot #113. Onedo. Ftonda 32765 in b e Palm Valley Mobrie Home Park, in Seminole County Ftonda; be sold tor cash to satis­ fy storage lees in accordance with Florida Statutes. Section 715109 1980 BROAOWHITE HOUSE TRAILER V1N I FLFL1 A013333522. TITLE » 17897813 Pubksh May 18. 23. 2005 0118 N O TIC t OF PUBLIC SALE Pubkc auction to ba held at 9 0 0 am on b a 2nd day c t JU W . 2008 At b a front door of Santord Towing 8 Recovery Inc., located at 2322 Country Ctob Rd . Steitord. FI 32771. tor b a purpoee of disposing ol b a fol­ lowing vehicle. 1LNBM82F7H Y688081 1907 LINCOLN Pubkc auction to ba held a l 9 00 am on b a 3rd day o f JUNK. 2008 At b e front door of Santord Towing 4 Recovery Inc., located at 2322 Country Club Rd . Santord. FI 32771. tor b a purpose of disposing of b e fol­ lowing vehicle. t FA8PS7U8HG274078 1987 TOYOTA Pubksh May tS. 2005 Q 13t M ay 4, 2003 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN O RDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORO. FLO RIDA Notice is hereby given that a P ublic H earing w ill be held in b a Com m ission Room at ihe C ity Hall. 300 N orth Park Avenue, in tK4 C ity o f Sanford. Florida, a l 7 00 o'clock PM on M onday, M ay 23, 2009 to consider tha adoption o f an ordinance by b e C ity o f Sanford. Florida, described as follow s ORDINANCE NO. 3934 TO ANNEX 0 54 ACRE OF PROPERTY LYING BETW EEN E. AIRPO RT BOULEVARD AND PO INSETTA DRIVE AND BETW EEN SANFORO AVENUE AND PARK AVENUE. AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW: Law O ffice o l M arshall C. Watson 1800 NW 49TW STREET. SUITE 120 FT LAUDERDALE. FL 33309 Tatephona (954) 4534)365 Facsimile (954)771-3092 Pubksh: May 18,23.2005 0121 t t i THE ORCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 04-CA-1997-14L COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION D/B/A AMERICAS WHOLESALE LENOER. Plain tiff VS. DAVID S LEAP BENEFICIAL FLORIDA. INC ; CITY OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA. COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. IN C ; EVE RING INDUSTRIES. INC ; MONOGRAM CREDIT CARO BANK OF GEORGIA. SEARS. ROEBUCK 4 CO . THE VILLAS OF CASSELBERRY HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN C ; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DAVIO S LEAP. JOHN OOE. JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT(SI IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPER­ TY. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Fmal Judgment ot Foredosuie dated the 6 b day at May, 2005. and entered n Caaa No 04 CA-1697-14. ot b e Circuit Court ot the ta b Judicial C ircuit in and lor Seminole County. Florida, v. herein COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION D/B/A AMER tCAS WHOLESALE LENOER w b e Plaintiff and DAVIO S LEAP BENEFICIAL FLORIDA, INC CITY OF CASSELBER RV FLORIDA COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS INC EVENING INDUSTRIES INC MONOGRAM CREDIT CARO BA7.K OF GEORGIA SEARS ROEBUCK 4 CO THE VILLAS OF CASSELBERRY HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION iNC UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OAYO S LEAP JOHN DOC JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTC) f i POSSCSSON OF THE SUBJECT PROPER T t ara Lwtevkteras i t e w t t i #w and beet tedder kx cater te aw W tS t FRONT LOON a tw A com plete description and a copy o f the ordinance snail ba available at b e office o l b e City Cterk lo r a il persons desiring to exam ine the same All parties m interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to ba heard at said hearing By order o l the City Com m ission o l Ihe C ity o l Sanford. Florida. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA CO O RDI­ NATOR AT 407-330-5610 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a person decides to appeal a deci­ sion made with respect to any m atter considered at the above m eeting or hearing he may need a verbatim record of b a pro­ ceedings. including b e testim ony and evidence, which record ie not provided by b e City of Sanford (FS 206 0105) C ynthia Porter, Deputy C ity Cterk Publish 0073 May U . 10, 2005 w On tor some vtf* Call Roxzie or Steve to place an ad in the Sanford Herald 4 0 7 - 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 � 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 18, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 18, 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 18, 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