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"Each time you hear about that stuff, it saddens you," Cassandra Hiller)* of Sanford said in an interv iew Monday. Hillery who lives in a neigh­ borhood where many of the sur­ rounding houses* are* filled with her nieces, nephews, and grand­ nieces and nephews, said her husband checks the Seminole Count)* Sheriff’s Office Web site for sex offenders and sexual predators in their area. "My husband goes online and we keep a check on i t ” I lillerv said. In the city of Sanford, Lake Mary and Longwood, there are dose to 200 sex offenders registered and five sexual predators registered with the Sheriff’s Office. On the Sheriff's Web site, readers can search by u p code to see if any sex offenders or predators live nearby. A local physician with knowledge of child abuse cases said he was aware of the Sheriff's Web site and although he checks it, he believes there should be a better system in place. Spring is hart With the long winter sports seaeon flnalty complete, lane are mov­ ing outdoors to take In the warming weather and enjoy the Spring Sports seasons. te e Sparta, S afe 19 n o ip c le a n u p Seminole trail Seminole Count)* resident* are invited to two upcoming cleanup projects on the Little Wekiva River and in the Lake Harney area. The Lake Harney /Flagler Trail clean-up will take place* Saturday, March in from 1 a.m. to noon on the Osceola Fish Camp Road, off of Osceola Road near the landfill. Participants should bring sturdy shoes, gloves end 'plan on getting a little wet and muddy. Also bring a lunch and maybe some binocu­ lars for bird watching. The Little Wekiva cleanup and vegeta­ tion removal project will teach participants the difference between exotic and native plants in local waterways. The project will be Saturday, April 2 from K a m. to 2 p.m. start­ ing at the Springs Landing subdivision off Markham Woods Road. The meeting location will be at the footbridge. Again bring sturdy shoes, gloves and this time a rake. Plan on getting wet and this wit) be a fun dav with lunch and a T-shirt included. Pre-registra­ tion is required. Contact Marie Lackey at 407-6655766 or mlackeytf'beminolecountyfl.gov. Or con­ tact Twila Guzman at 407-665-5724 or tguzman wseminolecountyfl.gov. S k m in o l i S m il k Cancer center uses state-of-art technology S m Murctor, P a g * 9A •yKaULtHM Herald Correspondent SANFORD — Cancer is a word that strikes fear into many people, but in Sanford them is a new facility that aims to give the best possible care to cancer sufferers. The Central Florida Cancer Care Center moved into a brand new 12.000-square-foot facility on State Road 46 in June last year and treats about 40 patients daily from mostly Seminole and south Volusia counties. Its new loca­ tion housing the latest tech­ nology. was chosen for its proximity to the Central Florida Regional Hospital. The three doctors at the Looper arv all board certified radiation oncologists, com­ mitted to "state of the art” care. The center's Web site explains that m addition to Parents wary after murder N M M p R U i 6 Tommy Vinoont Dr. John D. Looper, a radiation oncologist at tha Central Florida Cancer Care Center, stands with Autumn Cook, right, and Heidi Keller, radiation therapists, in front of the towering Vartan 23EX linear accelerator. giving the best treatment, tnev will take the time to "educate our patients and provide them with informa­ tion that allows them to understand their illness and treatment options so you can make informed decisions regarding your cancer treat­ ment," The care the physicians refer to is possibk* because the Cancer Care Center is equipped with some highly advanced technology. Amongst the machines at the center are those required SCC completes master plans SANFORD — Seminole Community College completed a comprehensive master plan update March IB for the Sanford/Lake Mary campus. C T . Hsu and Associates are the architects who designed the project which calls for master planning the 27D-acre property SCC currently sits on. The proj­ ect included an analysis of existing facilities and infrastructure, location of future facilities and the development of campus guidelines. "I definitely feel this is a much needed master plan. It will definitely help Seminole Community College to guide its future growth," said C.T. Hsu of C T . Hsu and Associates. Creating the master plan was a yearlong process, a news relessr said, which included obtaining input from the city of Sanford, the city of Lake Mary and Seminole County. The surrounding communities were also asked far their input in the process. Interviews, questionnaires, workshops and design areafane researched the physical environmental aes- for one of the most advanced forms of radiation treatment; Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy, or IMRT Other equipment includes a Vartan linear accelerator, electronic portal imaging, electron medical record, and qualitv control software. In die future the center will also house a PET scanner, which detects metabolic activity. The physicians will use it alongside the CAT scan for even more accurate treat- See Cantor, Pag* 6A Community based care director named in Seminole County By Stave Paredte Managing Editor LAKE MARY — Most Seminole County residents do not feel a personal stake in pro­ tecting the community's chil­ dren and that has to change, according to the new executive director of Community Based Care of Seminole. Glen Casel has replaced Ron Zychowski to lead tne county's non-profit family services organ­ ization. Zychowski recently resigned after about a year. He will head a community bawd caw organization in his home­ town of Daytona Beach. "Ultimately, I want county residents to feel connected to the children we serve," Casel said in Hoppy Easter an interview at his Lake Maty office. "They share in our bur­ dens and our successer" First people must get to know the CBC office, he said. That is his initial goaL CBC of Seminole was fanned by the Children's Home Society of Florida, Human Services Associates lnc„ Seminole Community Health Center Inc, and Family Care Services of Centra] Florida Inc It is part of the statewide mandate to transition child wel­ fare services from the Department of Child and Family Services to private organiza­ tions. Community Based Care ooarS m C S C ,P 9 0 » )A Police learn to identify 7 habits for success t y S to v e P n i t Managing Editor « Thaw young bunrtos from Holy Crow Episcopal Church In Laka Mary huntad kx agga at tha annual evant at SomarvKia at Laks Mary aaaiatad Bring facility March 19. Johnny Rivara portrayed tha E n te r Bunny and Men Beaaar ia »ia activity director at the ladtty SANFORD — M ore than 110 law enforcem ent officer* attended a leadership sem i­ n ar M arch 16, and If die Sem inole C ounty Sheriff and chiefs of police have their way, fills trill not he th e last. Sanford C hief B rian F. Tooley and th e Sanford P olice D epartaaent h osted th e Franklin C ovey lead er ship sem inar, "T ha 7 H abits o f H ighly E ffective L aw Enforcem ent." C a n * aertior consultant M ichael N ila, a �2A wwwr.Mnfordnanvtpaptr.com T he H e r a l d Rtodneaday. March 2 3 .2 0 0 6 S em in ole S u m m ar y A GLA N CE AROUND O U R CO U N TY Easter events this week Window Planes O ut & A bout w ed Beverly Lassiter, long­ time board member at foe Central Florida Zoo, will be honored at 11 a.m . with foe keys to the d ty of Sanford by Mayor Brady Lessard. Joining her will be goats, 11** mas, iguanas, hedgehogs and many other animals in front of the new Wayne M. Densdt Discovery Center at the Zoo. The public is invited. THURSDAY and FRIDAY MARCH 24 and 29 • O t Thursday M o d i 2 1 at 7 p m the Last Supper will be hod at the Refected Stone Full Miaekm Nan-Denominational Christian of the community will on Friday, March 25, a play at The Cmaa will take place from the sixth to the ninth h ou t starting at 7 p m at Rejected Stone church located at 300 Mellonvibe Ave., in Sanford. Bishop Beniamin Adams Jt, is pastot SATURDAY, MARCH 2* • The City o f Sanford Recreation Department will hold an Easter EGGstravaganza beginning at 8JO a m at Fort Mellon Park in downtown Sanford. The event is open to all children 12 yean of age and younger. From 8:30 a m. until 11 a m., there will be a moonwalk and $1 face paint­ ings. The Easter Bunny will arrive at 9 3 0 with the hunt beginning at 9:45 a m Refreshments will be served. \bungsters should bring their Easter bas­ ts to fill with eggs and lots of surprises. O f l the Recreation Department at 407-3305697, SATURDAY and SUNDAY MARCH 2 * and 27 • The Central Florida Zoological Park will present foe Easter Weekend "Hippity Hop" event for children. The event will feature bunny atop stations, face painting, bunny tails to w ear Easter photos, crafts, a Children’s Parade and a magic show with Jimmy "V." Admission is $8.95 for adults, children 3 to 12 for $4-95, seniors 60-plus for $6.95 and chil­ dren 2 and under free. O i l 407-32^*450. SUNDAY, MARCH 27 • The 12th annual Winter Springs CityWide Easter Sunrise Service will be held beginning at 630 a.m. at Central Winds Park, next to m ite r Springs High School. The event is sponsored by First Baptist Church of Winter Springs, Terry Elixson is pastor. Bring lawn m a in and blankets. Warrants nab six suspects SA N FO RD — M embers of the Sanford P olice D epartm ent Em ergency Service U n it and Sanford P olice D epartm ent Special Tactical Unit executed four search w arrants in the second part o f last week. • In the w arrant served M arch 16, at 1204 P om egran ate Ave., Sean C arlos Jackson, 19, o f that address was arrested on a charge of possession o f under 20 gram s o f m arijuana. • A lso on M arch 16, officers served a search w arrant at 1413 Groveview Way in Sanford. Leann J. Fernandez, 19, of that address, w as charged with trafficking in cocaine, over 28 grams, and possession of co cain e to sell and deliver. M aria M endez, 22, of Deltona was charged with possession of under 20 gram s of m arijua­ na. • In a w arrant served M arch 17, at 64 Lake M onroe Terrace, Kendall Lamont K en non, 23, o f D ixie Avenue, and Sharonda Perdue, 18, o f Lake M onroe T errace, w ere arrested. Kennon was charged with giving a false ID to a law en fo rcem en t o fficer and Perdue was ch arged w ith possession of under 20 gram s o f m arijuana, sale or delivery of cocaine, and having a controlled sub­ stance (Ecstasy). • A nother search warrant was served o n M arch 17 at 2600 G eorgia A rm s A p artm en t 1401. Tiffan ye A ndrea W illiam s, 21, o f that address was arrested on a charge o f possession o f under 20 gram s o f m arijuana. Challenge will aid seniors SANFORD — Alan Shawn Feinstefn has been giving eway $1 million a year to social service agencies for the past seven y ean . Feins tein, founder of Feinstein International Fam ine Center at Ttiffs University, will m atch donations made to M eals on W heels, Etc., from March 1 to April 30. D onate to 2801 S. Financial C o u rt Sanford, FL 32773, o r call 407-333-8877, e x t 110. The Web rite is w w w jnealaetc.org. TH U The Sem inole County Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold Business After Hours, begin­ ning at 5:30 p.m. at Central Florida Zoo, sponsored by Central Florida Regional Hospital. Contact Tara Godby at tgodbydSeminolebusiness org. FRI H r e M |e W*U i f f H9VTWVTJF V V IRIE An etched glass view of a jet airplane in flight over a typical Florida wMdMe scene frames the planes through the penes at Avion Air Academy at the Orlando Sanford International Airport Avion Air Academy offers pilot training for aspiring aviator* at Its location on Flight Line Avenue or by caNng 407-328*9997. Happy flying. Drug related • Daniel Patrick Charron, 48. listed as homeless m Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Mondav on Park Avenue at 13th Street when a bike patrol officer stopped him He was charged with possession of narcotics equipment and loitering/prowl­ ing. • Althea Elizabeth Wallace, 36, of Lake leanie Drive, Santord, was arrested by Sanford police early Tuesday in the 2700 block of Ridgewood Avenue. She was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana, possession o f narcotics equipment, and was found to bo wanted on a warrant out o f Orange County • William Jerome Boone Jr.. 31. of Ntellonville Avenue, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police Monday in a parking lot at Lake Monroe Terrace Police said when they approached him, lie attempted to run from them He was subdued with a Taser. He was charged with possession of cocaine within UKH1 feet of public housing, driving with a suspended license, resist­ ing an officer without violence, and possession of narcotics equip­ ment. • Allen Sil.w, 48, with no local address, was arrested by Sanford police Friday in the 1300 block of West 16th Street He was charged with possession of over 20 grams o f marijuana, giving a false ID to a law enforcement officer, and pos­ session of narcotics equipment. Saturday He reportedly was involved in a dispute with a female af his residence. He was charged with aggravated b atten ’ (dom estic) with three prior domestic batten* convictions. arrested by Sanford police Monday in the 2700 block of Airport Blvd. He was stopped because* of possession of a sus­ pected stolen vehicle. He was charged with burglary o f a dw elling and grand theft of a motor vehicle. • Kimberly Diane Shackleford, 29, of Cedar Avenue, Sanford, was arrested bv Sanford police Sunday. She reportedly had taken S830 rroni her mother over a onemonth period She was charged wi*h larceny of over $300. • Steven Michael Hume, 46. of Apopka, was arrested by Santord police Friday at a store in Sem inole Towne Center. He reportedly took $171.17 in mer­ chandise irom the store without paying. He was charged with petty larceny of under $300. • O nesim o Rosas, 25, and M arganto Martinez. 21, both with an unknown address, were arrest­ ed by Sanford police Friday at a store* in the 3600 block of Orlando Drive. The two reportedly took $31.21 in items from the store w ithout paying Each was charged with petty larceny - shoplifting. Burglaries • Edgar Burrs, 37, listed as homeless in Sanford, was arrested by Santord police early Tuesday. He reportedly took a bicycle from a residence in the 9(H) blink of DeSota Avenue. Police located him at 27th Street and Highway 17-92. He was charged with bur­ glary o f a dwelling, theft of over $300 in m erchandise, loitering /prowling, possession of narcotics equipment, resisting an officer without violence, posses­ sion o f synthetic narcotics and sm uggling contraband into a county detention facility. A ssault - Battery • K erris Zlokas, 3b, of Grandview Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at his residence Monday following an altercation with a female. He was charged with battery — touch or strike. T hefts • Jam es Albert Smith, 43, of Plam osa Drive, Sanford, was • Joshua John Powers, 24, of G roveview Way, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police • Puja Wadhwa, 27, of Tavares, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at a store in the Seminole Towne Center. She reportedly took an item of jewelry from the store* without paving. She was charged with petty larceny. Tracey Chanel Waits, 35, of Holly Avenue. Sanford, was arrested bv Santord police Saturday at her residence follow­ ing an altercation with a male. She was charged with battery — touch or strike (domestic violence). • Harold Gonzalez, 37, of Pine Isle Drive, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at his residence, following a fight with hi** wife. He was charged with bat­ tery — touch or strike • Domingo Vences Gomez, 37, of Santord was arrested by Santord police Saturday at a resi­ dence in the 2800 blink of Gale Place. He was reportedly in an altercation with a female. He was charged with battery — touch or strike (domestic violence). Traffic stops • Bruce W. McCray. 42, of M agnolia Way, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Saturday in the 2200 block of West 25th Street, following a vehicular crash. 1 It* was charged with driv­ ing under tin* influence (DUD with property damage, careless driving, and failure to provide insurance to the investigating offi­ cer O thrr charges • Reinaldo Diaz, 51, listed as homeless in Sanford, was arrested hv Sanford police Sunday at Highway 17-92 and Lake Mary Boulevard He was charged with trespass­ ing on property, and violation of a county ordinance for possession of an open container in a parking lot. • Gregorio H. Bernal, 49, listed as hom eless in Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at a business in the 1200 block of Park Avenue, where he reportedly was involved in an altercation. He was charged with disorderly intoxication, simple assault, and trespassing on property after fail­ ing to leave on order of the prop­ erty owner. The Sanford Herald “Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Wednesday. March 23, 2005 • Vol. 113, No. 54 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. •300 N. French Ave., Santord. FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2*11 •Fax (407) 323440* uaraem aO ' SANFORD HERALD 1 PO Bm iee7 .F ia m - i a s r The 21st Annual Youth Rummage Sale will be held Friday and Saturday in the lower parking lot at Community United Methodist Church in Casselberry. Proceeds go to projects in Kentucky and Tennessee to refurbish homes for the needy. Call 407-8313777, ext. 212. A blood drive for Central Florida Blood Bank will be hosted by Lita's Divine Creamery at Park Place at Heathrow Plaza, Irom 10:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. A pint of ice-cream will he given for each pint of blood donated. Call 407-333-3536. In conjunction with the Sem inole Community C ollege 2005 Fine Arts Department Student Show (March 29-April 28), there will be a Student Award and Reception gathering from 5 to 7 p.m. Call 407-328-2039. TH U The city of Sanford, in cooperation with the Florida Yards 6t Neighborhoods, will host a free landscaping sem ­ inar from h to 9 p m. at the Garden Club of Sanford, 200 Fairmont Drive. Call 407-3305624 for reservations. FRI jpper]Jubilee Festival, a Hopper val wi carnival with historical fla­ vor, will be presented Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Fort Mellon Park in Sanford. Amusement rides, food, fun, dancing, vendors and histori­ cal tidbits. Hours are* 5 until 9 p m. on Friday. Apnl 1, 10 a.m. until 9 p m. on April 2, and 1 until 9 p.m. on Sunday, April 3 The lubilee is spon­ sored by Hopper Academy Preservation committee and the city of Sanford. O viedo High School's Multicultural Committee will hold an international festival on the campus beginning at 8 a.m. Cal! 407-320-4010. The city of Sanford CRA will present a Bike Art Contest. Cash prize* will be awarded for the moat cre­ ative decorated bicyde. The event will be held on First Street in downtown Sanford from 10 a jn . until 5 p m For applications or additional information contact Denise Hurley at 407-324-5636. �* T w w w .M n fo fd o tw p w r .c o fw he H er ald M an* 2 3 .2 0 0 5 3A C B C ____________ Continued b m Page 1A di nates the range of service?) available in the county for abased and neglected children here. To demonstrate the scope of abuse and neglect. Cascl men­ tioned that on a recent Sunday a fte rn o o n , four young p e o p l e needed care outside of their homes. C «M l Casel also talked about the need to rebuild trust with the community. He is well aware that the Department of Families and Child n*n has experienced severe criticism, but he is an outspoken advocate of the community based model. "If all we do is move the bull's eye fmm the state to us, then we've failed." he said. "The issuer won't be settled overnight, but if you’ve felt helpless in tin* past, now you can be part ol tire solution." The organization has to build a professional trust with the public. Casel said. With time the focus can shift away fmm the caregivers. "We have to turn the atten­ tion towanl tire bad people who do Kid things to children." In* said. The community concept will intn since better business prac­ tices and lx* more flexible than the state model, Casel said. And the* community ownership and partnership is key. "Most people have not lead a lot of ownership in the problems of abuse* and neglect," Case! said. "We ruxxl to own it and lx* Responsible tor it. The*** an* our children." CBC in Seminole County has gotten off to a slow start with its first director staying barely a year Casel said he is homo. "I'm not moving” tin* new executive director said, adding that the location in Seminole County was important to him. He has lived hew with his wife and children for IS years "Working at home feels good," he said. Casel had served as via* pres­ ident of operations, finance and information reporting for the Children's Home Society of Florida. Part of his responsibili­ ties there included support for several community based care organizations. Experience with the Florida Department of Families and Children, known as the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services before that has given him that state perspective as well. With the state he served as Central Florida district manager. His responsibilities included child welfare, drug abase and mental health programs as well as adult protective services. "Glen brings a dynamic range of experience, skill and vision to Community Based Care of Seminole," said Diane IXM.irk. president of the CBCS hoard of directors. "We're look­ ing forward to a long and pmductive future under Glen's leadership." How can people take* owner­ ship for the care of young people in Seminole County? Casel pointed to voluntarism. The aiunty always ntxxis fos­ ter parents and guardian ad litems to help children in tin* court system. Ihere is always the traditional board members and of course contnbutioas. "It's important that people in Florida leam about CBC as an initiative," Casel said. "The gen­ eral public hasn’t lven actively involved in a slate-run system, the way it hopefully can be involved in a community-based one." Fourteen people work in the* CBC of Seminole office, he slid, and it’s not large by design. CBC is the liaison tvtween state fund­ ing and the organizations already in place to help children. "We don’t want to replace (local child advocacy organiza­ tion)," he said. "Hopefully we will stay small and stay focusxl We have to build that credibility. This is not going to be the end of abuse, but we can do better." CBC of Seminole is located at 605 Crescent Court. Ste. 428, Lake Mary, Fla. 52746. For more information, visit its Web site at www.cbcseminole. org Michael Nila talks to area police officers at the New Tribes Mission about securing a healthy foundation to maintain professional integrity. S em in a r C ontinued b o a Page LA retired com m ander from the Aurora Illinois Police D epartm ent, presented the daylong seminar. His main point was that olice departm ents hire the E est of the best, but som e­ tim es departm ent policies or just daily tem ptations crack the foundation of integrity that all officers must have. The con cep ts discussed could apply to any profes­ sional organ ization , Nila said in an interview , but with law enforcem ent, the cost can be devastating. He told participants about the rivalry between the New York Police Departm ent and the New York Fire Departm ent. There had been a history of actual fights on the scene, mostly over con­ trol. On Sept. 11, 2001, the NYPD helicopter said er patrol pj the World Trade Center was going to co llap se and ordered everybody out. The fire departm ent did heed the call because it w as from the The Fraternal Order of Police (Saefenl Lodge 140) unanimously endorses L in d a KUHN lor Mayor ol Sanford! Undo paired two mft tier moOior endMar. t o t o maOind ol SOyoon). her du#dor Korney L in da is com m itted to ensuring that the fu tu re o f S an ford is protected —fo r her fam ily an d yours. She w as unanimous/y endorsed by the F ratern al O rder o f P olice because they know she understands the im portance o f good law enforcem ent — an d how to work with the city to m ake sure that ou r hom es, ou r fam ilies a n d ou r businesses are protected. in n El ect i on Day is T u es da y March 29 Earl y vot i ng starts Mo n d a y Mar ch 21 — -------- a --------You see, when we don’t get it right the cost is too high. nigiiig) tuts, Franklin Covey senior con JJ ? o!ice. More than 340 New ork firefighters died when the building crushed them. "You see, when we don't get it right the cost is too nigh," Nila told officers in a silent conference room at the New Tribes M inistry b u ild ­ ing in Sanford. in the departm ents, law enforcem ent has to get past differences, he said, and ask w hat is the cost. F ailu re 1 - though is a process of learn­ ing, he added. He addressed the effects of mental, spiritual and em o­ tional stress has on police officers. M ental stress reduces con­ nections in the brain, but can also be reversed in an enriching environment, Nila said. Sp iritu al w ell-being is im portant. He told officers one of the best ways to keep spiritually healthy is to do a random act o f kindness. He also urged them to look at how they are nurturing rela­ tionships because everyone needs support from family and friends. "This is not the last time we’ll have som ething like this," Tooley told the group at the end of the sem inar He and the seven other chiefs in the county hope to plan at least one sim ilar seminar. Sgt. Raymond Irvin of the Sanford Police D epartm ent said the sem inar reminded him of the teaching capacity ™ Hardwa Stores, Pol FriendlyStone /<* that each role plays. "You have to inspire peo­ ple," he said. He has read the C ovey books and wantB to use the sem inar to be the kind o f person to inspire other o ffi­ cers and to be open to learn­ ing from them. This is the first such sem i­ nar that w asn't about a typi­ cal law en forcem ent sk ill such as h and cuffin g, said C asselberry Police C h ief John Pavlis. “Trust, d epen d en ce. It's critical for law enforcem ent to be fam ily with these kind of term s to m ake ourselves better people," Pavlis said. He said o fficers m ust leam to use their pow er in a positive way and be aware of the tem ptations that that power brings. "W e have to be wise and ju d icio u s in our use of pow er,” P avlis said. “We nave to be aw are o f the nobility o f police w ork, and we have to em phasize that to our young officers." �B usiness Casselberry man elected to national institute position CASSELBERRY — Paul R. B ertram Jr., of Casselberry, h as been elected to the national office of vice presi* d en t-in d u stry for the C o n stru ctio n S p ecifiers Institute. H is d u ties w ill include serv in g as th e execu tiv e co m m ittee liaison for th e In stitu te 's environ m en tal task team . The tw o-year term begins in Ju ly and en ds in Ju ne 2007. "M y goal in the position o f vice president is to in te­ g ra te C SI p rin cip les and g u id elin es, in clu d in g M aster Form at 2004, w ith the US G reen B u ild in g C ou n cil's LEED rating sy s­ tem and other sustainable b u ild in g in itia tiv e s," Bertram said. Bertram is president and C EO of PRBDesign, and was a m em ber of the design and developm ent team in 1978 at Walt Disney World. In ad d ition to his CSI com m itm ents, Bertram has been selected as the key note speaker for the Architectural Products m agazine's educa­ tion series being presented at the M erchandise M arts in C hicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York City and at N eoCon East in Baltimore. H e also has been accepted as the poster presenter at the Greening of the Heartland co n feren ce this M ay in .**/' it ,.9,ijt Chicago. PRBD esign is recognized as the arch itectu ral and building in d u stry's au thori­ ty on sustainable, or en vi­ ronm entally friendly, b u ild ­ ing system s. PRBDesign, which is now in its 26th year, provides technical m arketing, ad ver­ tising and public relations services to m anufacturers in the architectural, en gineer­ ing and construction industry. C on stru ction S p ecifier Institute is a 16,000-m em ber technical society that serves as the prem ier integrating force for those that create and sustain the built en v i­ ronment, and as a primary gatew ay to resources and the exchange of know ledge. The In stitu te provides tech nical in form ation and products, continuing ed u ca­ tion, profession al co n fer­ ences, and product show s to en han ce com m un ication am ong all disciplines of the bu ild ing design and co n ­ stru ction in du stry and to meet the indu stry’s need for com m on system s o f organ­ izing and p resen tin g co n ­ struction inform ation. The organization is based in Alexandria, Va., and has 144 chapters across the U.S. For more inform ation, visit w w w .csinet.org. For more inform ation on PRBDesign, visit www.prbdesign.com . Airport awards millions in six new contracts Ribbon Shredding SA N FO R D — O rlan d o Sanford In tern atio n al Airport has let six contracts valued at m ore than $4.5 m illion for needed im prove­ m ents and upgrades. D iane Crews, vice presi­ dent of adm inistration for the airport, said im prove­ m ents to be u nd ertaken include a new airfield light­ ing control system to be pro­ vided by Urban Electric, Inc. at a cost of $1,041,634. For $160,298, G entry C om m uni-cations, Inc., will install fiber optic cable to upgrade the airp ort’s secu ­ rity system and Traffic Control D evices, Inc., will be paid $900,187 for term i­ nal access roadway signage. Hewitt C ontracting was awarded two contracts, one for $ 1,497,295 to build a north sid e aviation ramp, and another for $296,492 to expand the long term econo­ my parking lot. Spolski Construction, Inc. was awarded a $489,900.00 contract to build the new 2,148 square foot Vehicle Inspection Station. Herald photo* by Tommy Vincent Th e Wayne M Densch Discovery Center and Zoolab at the Central Florida Zoological Park opened March 15 with a ribbon cutting or shredding, above, as digni­ taries cut it into little pieces to open the new facility The S3 4 million complex opened after a year of construction including 63 days in a row of rain and three hurricanes The new building is part of a zoo master plan tor growth. The center includes two classrooms, a discovery lab and an animal holding area so visitors can learn about a collection of ani­ mals. H ig h w ay Clinic offers laser technology o p en s county ♦ Read Together, Florida * m arket LONGWOOD - Tlw I i.m & Skin Clinic will intnxJucv a new skin line laser prxxw. that alle­ viates acne scars and scar tiv sues, Christopher Thornburgh, president of the Longwood* North • April 2005 based company reported. Ihe company has added to its laser technical staff. Annie Baker has been named laser technician. 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Livingston said d istribu ­ tion firm s that once eyed south O rlan d o lo cation s almost exclusively are now leasing sp ace at M onroe C om m erC enter becau se im proved regional tra n s­ portation system s m ake the area convenient. "T h ey are find ing they can avoid the congestion in dow ntow n O rlan d o and even with the tolls, the sav­ ings in d elivery tim e are sig n ifica n t," L ivin gston said. A ltogether, NAI Realvest is developing 500,000 square feet of sp ace at M onroe C om m erC enter, located at the junction of U.S. 17-92 and 1-4. The first phase is fully leased and 70 percent of the space in a second phase is likewise occupied. A third phase |s under construction now. M aitland based NAI Realvest is i fully integrat­ ed com m ercial real estate operating com pany special­ ising in brokerage, develop­ m ent, investm ent, le a sin g m anagem ent, con su ltin g and research services in the U nited S tates and w orld ­ w ide. NAI is a global real estate p ro vid er w ith m ore th an 300 offices covering som e 34 0 m ark ets in N orth A m erica, L atin A m erican and the �www.iinyordntwtpapf.com T m H e iu l o O b itu a r ie s LINDA W. CARR Linda W. Can. 37, of Willow Run, died Saturday, Match 19, 2005 at her residence. She was Kim July 17, I 1%7 in Sallis, Mlw She was a bus driver at Walt Disney World and a memKx of Agape Perfecting Praise and Worship a>nter in Orlando. Survivors indude sons Rickie Wilson, Derrick Carr, Jeremy CatT and Zjiv K-us Hunter, all of Orlando; daughter, Nckrsha Fowler of Orlando; motKx Billie Ruth Wilson of Orlando; father, Eddie Wilson of Wildwood, sis­ ters, Barbara WiLsoa Shirk*)’ WiLson and Joyce Gammagc, all of Orlando; brother, I’m y Riley of Kosciusko, Miss. Funeral service's will K* K id Saturday, Marvh 26, at 11 a m at Agape Perfecting Praise and Worship Centex .12(1 South Ivey Lane, Orlando, with Pastor Sharon Y. Riley officiating. Visitation will be Friday. March 25 fmm 4 until 8 p.m. at Agape Perfecting Praise and Worsnip Center. Sunrise* Funeral I lome, Sanford, in charge of arrangements r ^ ELIZABETH C. GILLIS FJizaKth C. Gillts. 71, of Cocoa, died Friday, March 18, 2005, at WuostKff Hospital. SK* moved to Bn*vard County from Sanford in 1965. SK* was a memK*r of First United MetKxlist chunh of Cocoa. SK* was a volunteer for Hospice, Central Btvvanl Sharing Center and Efforts Survivors include husband. Doug; daughters, Lynda Ford of Cocoa Tina Crawford of Rockledge, Cindy Price of Ocala and Robin Smith of Gainesville; five grandchildren. Funeral services will be Wednesday, March 23 at 10 am. at Wyite Baxley Funeral Horns in Cocoa. Interment will be in Florida Memorial Gardens. MONETTA COLLIER JONES Moneita Collier Jones, 69, of Bell Avenue, Sanford, died Wednesday, March 16,2005 at Island Lake Center; Longwood. She was bom Jan. 8,19,16 in Maigs, Ga. SK* was a Kwnemaker and a member of Christian Fellowship Baptist Church in Sanford. Survivors include sons, Walter Collier, Bernard Collier and Edmond Jones, all of Sanfonl, Ivy Jones of Syracuse, N.Y., daugh- ters, Robin Colliei; Patina Clayton and Joan Collin; all of Sanfonl; stepchildren, Horace Jones, Annie Lee Jones, Ella Mae WychofJ. Sandra F. lirvt*n and Carol Harris, all of Syracuse, N.Y.; brotKrs, Wallace Allen of Rochester, N Y, S B. Collier of Tampa; sisters Olivia Allen of Rochester, N.Y, Liza Irvin of Sanford, Rosalind Min ers of Orlando; 51 grandchil­ dren; mimenms great-grandchil­ dren. Funeral services will be Kid Saturday, March 26 at 2 p.m. at Christian Fellowship Baptist Chunh, 1701 Bell Avenue, Sanford, with Rev. Otis Raines officiating. Visitation will K* Friday, March 25 fmm 4 until 8 p.m. at Sunrise Funeral Home Chapel. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments WILLIE JONES Willie Jones, 83, of Truman Street, Sanford, died Wednesday, March 16, 2005 at Central Flonda Regional Hospital in Sanford He was Kim July 11,1921 in Quitman, Ga. He was a maintenance JO O # l engineer for tK* Seminole County ScKxd Hoard. He was a member of New Mt. Calvary NI B Church and a veteran of the US. Army Survivors include grand­ daughters Gw endolyn Yvonne Lane of Sanford and Barbara D. Holmes of Rochester. N.Y.; six great-grandchildren, 10 greatgn*at-grandkhildren. Funeral service* will be K id Saturday, March 26 at 11 a.m. at Greater New Mt. Zion M.B. Church, 1720 Pear Avenue, Sanford, with Rev. LaRoy W. Lee, pastor and Rev. Ricky Scott, eulo­ gist. Viewing will be Friday, March 25 fremv 4 until 8 p.m. at Wilson -EicKiberger Mortuary. Wilson-EichelKrger Mortuary, Inc, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. bom in Massachusetts on Match 26,1929 and moved to Deltona in 1974. S K was a registered nurse with tK Naval Nunc Corps. S K was active in tK IX i ona Bicentennial Celebration of 1976, Deltona Outreach Center, Deltona Little League and Medical Wives Auxiliary. Survivors include sister; Anna Holbcrt of Hanovcx Mass,- chil­ dren, Ruthann MacKski of Willistun. RoKrta Curry of Tampa, John of DcBary, Todd of Lake Mary, Paul of St. Augustine and Regina Dillon of Deltona; nine grandchildren. Funeral services will K* at Deltona Memorial Funeral Home. Contact t K K>me for time and date (386-775-4260). T K family requests donations for charitable contributions K made toKnefit Mary C. Meade, c/o Fair-winds credit Union, 2487 Enterprise Road, Orange City, 32763. Deltona Memorial Funeral Home, Deltona, in charge of arrangements. DONALD L MOON SR. Dnuld L Moon Sr, of Lake Mary; formerly of Jacksonville, died Friday, March 18,21X15. He was an active TI’C volunteer and a member of South Side Moose and Elks lodges. Survivors include wife, Peggy; sores Lev of Jacksonville, Brandon of Canton, Ga.; brotK-r Allen Moon of Jacksonville, sis­ ter, Diane ScKnck oi East Palatka. Baldwin-Fairvhild Funeral 1lome, Oaklawn Chapel Sanford/lake* Mary, in charge of arrangements "JOE" ISAIAH MURRAY "Jix?" Isaiah Murray, 64, of Sanford, died Friday, March 18, 2005 in Sanford. Bom in Beauford. S C , K was a longtime Sanford resident. He was a retired brick mason. Survivors include motKr, Helen Murray of Beauford, S C.; brutKrs, Willie Murray of Orlando, Jtihn Murray of West Palm Beach, Harry Lee Murray of Jacksonville, arid Joseph Murray of Beauford, S C. Graveside services will K Saturday; March 26 at 3p.m. at Shiloh Cemetery in Sanford with Rev. Valarie Henry officiating. Visitation will K Friday, from 5 until 8p.m. at tK Allen chapel AME Church In Sanford. Gail 4t Wynn'* Mortuary, in charge of arrangements Baits ^ MARY CAR LOTA MEADE Mary Carlota Meade, 75, of Deltona, died Sunday, March 20, 2005 at K*r residence. S K was FmUAlUMK • Affordable Eaiy Credit • Affordable Payment Plan • Affordable For Any Budget Wednesday. March 2 3 ,2 0 0 5 CHARLES D. REEVES Charles D. Reeves, 68, of Geneva, died Monday, March 21, 2005. Bom in Evergreen., , Ala, K*1moved mov to Geneva from Mims in 1967. He was a Kavy equipment operator and a member of Operating Engineers Union, Local 673. He was a Baptist. Survivors include wife, Estelle of Geneva; sons, James A. and Charles Shane, Kith of Geneva; daughters, Fem Childers of W Sanford and Catherine Adler of Cape Canaveral; brothers, Claybum of Houston, Tex, and William of Okeechobee; sisters, Opal Cross, Faye Powell and Jewell Enkh. all of Evergreen, Ala.; five grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. T K family will receive friends Thursday, M uch 24 from 6 until 8 pm . at Brisson Funeral Home. In lieu of Bowers, t K family asks that dona bores be made to a char­ ity of choice. Brisson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. ’ VICTORIA LYNN VEVERA Victoria Lynn Vfcvera, 36, of Maitland, died Sunday, March 20,2005 at Halifax Medical Center; Daytona Beach. S K was Kim In Winter Park and was a FftffC BA llf - l ---— ||a.I 3.M1T|mutt Sf uieftong rem em or u n r a Florida. S K was an art teacher and a member of St. Mary Magdalen Cathobc Church. Survivors indude motheg Carol Arm Vevera of Maitland; son, Nicholas Harrington of Altamonte Springs; brothers, Mark Vevera of Dallas, Tex, Keith Vevera of Orlando; risters, Elizabeth Vevera-Taykir at Alpharetta, G a, and Kirsten Dazevedo of Tallahassee. Funeral services will K held March 23 at 3 p m at S t Mary Magdalen Church with Father Charlie Mitchell officiating. Viewing will K Wednesday from 1 until 3 p m at t K church. Collison Family Funeral Homes 6c Crematory in charge of arrangements. In Loving Memory Garland W. Ramsey Nat. It, IBM •March II, M M The* sw iftest man left this world to be with hi* loving wife of fortyyear*, Yvette LaFay Ramsey, who died December 27,2001. Garland, age 80 years and four months, died pcarchilty at home on March 12,2005. lie was bom on November 12,1024, in Bethel, North Carolina, lie was the son of William Ramsey of Belfast, Ireland and Nora Whitley uf Greenville, North Carolina, lie was a long-haul operator, spanning over fori) years on the road, with an Impeccable driving record. He was chosen to be* the lead driver for the vegetation that was placed in Bio-Sphere and personally delivered them to the site. This was a great honor for this quiet man. He was in the National Guard and a past Moose member. He is survived by his daughter, Nancy C. (Ramsey) Donaldson and her husband, Charles R. Donaldson, II; son, Michael W. Fillion and hia wife, Jacquelin; daughter, Laurie II. Phillips and her husband, Edward; three grand children. Amber Nirolc Donaldson, Courtney Michelle Donaldson and Cody Raymond Donaldson; half brother, Jesse Hardy; niece, Barbara Williams and her husband, Mark; nephew, Eddie Marlin; niece, Margie Hathaway and her husband, Marvin; great nephew, Timothy Marldin; and his faithful companion, Floppy. A Memorial Sendee trill be beM la tbe Chapel at Cox Parker Paaeral Home, ISM Wfa Wlater Park, oa Saturday, March M, 2005 at 10:00 AM. Collison family FUNERAL HOMES & CREMATORY GRAM KOW CHAPEL 4I 7 M 1 1 S I 1 Your 1’** .\ffiininbtr />wii/ In TV I'u n m il w k* Hustnm Complete Traditional Funeral Service Collleon Family Funeral Homes •Gramkow Chapel . . . .'IMS0* iMcally owned by the Collison Family Brinson Funeral Home...................................‘3955** Owned by Keetley Investments - West Virginia Beldwin-Fairchlld Funeral Home-Oaklawn.........>3620M Owned by Stewart Enterprises • Louisiana Gregory L. Collison Sr. •Christopher D. 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S R 4 3 4 • W in te r Sp rin gs 407-8S7-1S00 I | 4074X2-0*0* I �www.wnhMdutwipipw.com THb Homld Teens set reading trends Currently there are eight Than Ifen d setten serving in Sem inole C ounty Public to coordinate other teen reedtaj^ m en to ri from their high These special volunteers recruited 133 additional teens to be reading mentors. Teen Trendsetter* are m atched with elem entary school students w ho need help im proving their reading sk im Teens are selected through Florida Governor )eb Bush's m entoring initiative, Florida Ibend's NEXT magazine, and th e Florida Departm ent of Education. Statew ide 200 hundred additional high school stu­ dents will be selected to par­ ticipate in the 2005-06 Teen Trendsetter program. They will win a trip to the Reading M enton Summit in Orlando. At the Sum m it the T en d setten get to meet stu­ dents from around the state, learn ways to make reading a fun part o f children's lives and team how to get the pro­ gram started in their commu­ nity. T e n d s e tte n are needed from Crooms Academy, Lake Howell High, Lyman High, and Seminole High. All new T e n d s e tte n will need to apply with an essay at www.floridanext.com /trend­ setters. The current Sem inole County Public School Trendsetters are: Danica Dickinson, Oviedo High; Ian Galloway, O viedo High; Annie M ulhausen, Winter Springs High; Hannah Zabriskie, Sem inole Independent Private School (home schooled); Dana Chaaban, Lake Brantley High; A nnem arie Laaek, Lake Howell High; Gentry Adams, Lake Mary High; and jenni Swadley, Crooms Academy. For more information on school volunteering opportu­ nities, visit the school district www.scps.kl2. Web page: fl.us. Currently the Dividends office is recruiting reading mentors for the K-5 Summer Reading Camps. There is initial training and screening required for all new reading mentors. The trainings are scheduled for April 19, 9 a m., April 28, 11 a.m. and May 3, 5 p.m. All sessions will be held at the Educational Support Center, 400 E. Lake Mary Boulevard, Sanford. To register for one of the trainings, email Patty_baum h ofertfscp s.k l2.fl.us or call 407-320-0182. Job center helps seekers, employers Looking for a job? Looking for workers? Looking for career counseling? Look no further than the Goodwill SsrvicsGub S e l f Connections S u f f ic i e n c y Job Center at S a n f o r d Avenue and First Street D o w n to w n Sanford. M i k e Jackson, director of Charles the Sanford Jackson center, dise e e e e e e e cussed the services, goals and mission o f the selfsufficiency center Monday as guest speaker of the Sanford Noon Rotary Club. All services are free, Jackson said. Job seekers can get help with writing profes­ sion! resumes, gaming effec­ tive interviewing techniques and learning tips on locating jobs in the hidden market. Employers can contact the center for potential employees and get assistance with employee training and devel­ opment. "W e’re a one-stop shopping center for jobs in this area," Jackson said. The self-sufficiency center is one o f five in Central Florida operated by Goodwill Industries of Central Florida, Inc. The Orlando center trains ri employees of various compa­ nies on computer programs such as m icro soft excel Jackson said the Sanford office is working to provide that service in tne near future. The Sanford center er opened about a year ago at 112 S. Sanford Ave. Hours are 8:30 to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call 407-939-0469 for more information. L E T S HEAR IT FOR THE G IR LS: Equal opportunitv in leadership is alive and well in Sanford. Three o f the city's five major service organiza­ tions are being headed — or soon to be led by — women. Lucy Kees serves as president of the Kiwanis Breakfast Club, Audrey Ogden is the presi­ dent of Sanford Optimist and Donna Muniz is president­ elect for Sanford Noon Rotary. Women have served previ­ ously as president of Optim ist, but M uniz will make history when she takes the reigns of Rotary on July 1. She will be the first woman to lead the 83-year-old club, the second-oldest Rotary G u b in Florida. " It’s peat and it's weighty," Muniz said. "I take the responsibility very seri­ ously." Muniz said serving as the club’s secretary for two years prepped her for the presidential post. Females in top Rotary lead­ ership roles is nothing new, since national laws enacted in VR State Plaa Public Meetings Come share your thoughts on the propound draft 200t Federal State Plan for Vocational Rehabilitation services. March 22,2005 4 - 6PM (C S T ) Student Union East • SU E 23 2 (C onference C enter) G ulf C oast Com m unity C ollege S 230 W est Highway 9 8 Panam a C ity, Florida the 1980’s forbade male-only service organizations that claimed certain government exem ptions. Several Rotary women currently serve as District Governors and many hold national positions. Longtime Sanford banker John Mercer, who has been a Rotarian since 1950 and has a perfect-attendance record of 49 years, expects great success from Muniz. "This lady has so much enthusiasm, and is a real hard worker; She will surely make a good president," Mercer said. G ET YOUR W O RD OUT: Free booth space is being offered to non-profit organiza­ tions and schools at the Hopper Jubilee festival, April 1-3, at Fort Mellon Park in Downtown Sanford. The festi­ val will feature carnival ndes, historical tidbits, vendors and entertainment. Hopper Jubilee is a fundraiser to help complete the renovations to HistoricHopper Academy in Georgetown. The school is the first-known public schools for blacks in Seminole County. The festival, co-sponsored by the City of Sanford, is being held in conjuction with the re-grand-opening celebra­ tion of Historic First Street. Booth space* is limited, so sign up soon. For more infor­ mation, call Charles Jackson at 407-330-5680. thetk and academic limits of the campus to create a doable and appealing plan. "The result is a detailed framework for future develop­ ment of the campus that spans 20 years," the release said. The master plan includes 653,700 gross square footage of new construction, which will double the size of the existing facility. The plan also include* remodeling of more than 154,000 gross square feet reno­ vations of 147,000 gross square feet, and three multi-level park­ ing garages arranged along a series of interconnected open landscaped spaces, pedestrian plazas and courtyards. The first construction project of the master plan Is the camus' Automotive Training Eacility, which will begin con­ struction in the fall. The automotive wing is cur­ rently in the early planning stages. Automotive dealers and makers donated over two mil­ lion dollars to the project, which was matched by the "It's close to my heart.” said the physician from Lake Mary, who asked that his name not be used. For most parents, grandpar­ ents and any other person who have children close to them, sto­ nes of sexual predators and sex offenders hits home, whether the>' or someone they know have been a victim of sex offenses or not the physician agnvd. A woman living in Longwood has a grandchild who visits and a nephew who lives with her. She also asked not to use her name*, but said that child molesters and other sex offenders should have harsher punishments and lawenforcement should come up with a better system of keeping track and registering violators. "You never know who your neighbor is," the Longwood womah said. 0 V E G E T A R IA N C O O K IN G S C H O O L .PL fTTt N. R onald B ia g a n B t m (C J L 4 JT ) in I IIAlTnwJm men! and to monitor the effica­ cy of the radiation on the cancer as treatment progresses With radiation therapy there are* two stages to the treatment. First the exact location of the cancer is determined using scanning and imaging tcchnolo- a Vegetarian Tasting E xtravaganza lunch* Park Avenue and 4th Street Sanford, FI (407) 322-4611 http//www.holycrosssanford.info 7:30 p.m. - Maundy Thursday Liturgy Sc Holy Eucharist GOOD FRIDAY - March 25th 12 - 3:00 P.M. - Way o f the Cross 7:30 p.m. - Good Friday Liturgy EASTER DAY - March 27th 10:00 a.m . - Festival Celebration of the Holy Eucharist (407) 324-1 gv This enables the* doctors to plan exactly where a patient's radiation treatment needs to concentrate. The* cancer is then treated with the feast possible* damage to the surrounding tis­ sue. Both the planning and treat­ ment is carried out at the* center, usually on an outpatient basis, eliminating the need for patients to go to the hospital for daily treatment. Registered nurse Kathleen Rusche said she appreciated the convenience of the location and the level of care she received at the center. She was diagnosed w-ith rectal cancer in July 2UU after a routine gynaecological check up She had no symptoms and did not feel at all unwell at the time*. She began her treat­ ments at the new center in August. "The whole* statf was very professional and so caring — everyone* from the reception staff, the technicians and all of the doctors. They really know what they are doing" she said. Rusche, who has a back­ ground in oncology nursing said: "It is very overwhelming even as a nurse, being on the end of radiation therapy." But was full of prai-M* at how friendIv and supportive even-one at the center was and how good the* doctors were at explaining each stage of the treatment. Happily, Rusche* was declared cancer-free in December and is grateful for both the early detection of the cancer and the* subsequent qual­ ity care she received. The* center treats patients with all kinds of cancer, but according to Dr. Lester, the types they treat most often are lung breast and prostate can­ cers. "And we work closely with the American Cancer Society and community groups to make sure the patients are well supported', he said. Contact the center at 4(17 3213040 or check out www.cancvrcanxenter.md St. Alban’s Anglican Cathedral Traditional Anglican I9mB Book q fCommon Broker II MAUNDY THURSDAY - March 24th co n clud e w it s nal history information on sex offenders and notifv tlx* public at their discretion, the Seminole County Sheriff’s Web site said The Public Safety Information Act does require qui d sex SI that all sexual predators and offenders, if they are not under custody or supervision of the Florida IX'partment of Corrections, after they register, haw 48 hour, to notify about a change of address. A sexual predator, according to the Sheriff's Web site, is d av sified in one of two ways. The first is by committing on or before Oct. I, 1993, one of several "one is enough" offens­ es. or secondly by committing a "second offense" sexual preda­ tor offense. For more information and for a list of "one is enough" and "second” offeases, visit the Sheriff's Web site at www.seminolesheriff.org. LA Holy Cross Episcopal Church •Ul heprxMhkxi Hillery, who said she is con­ stantly keeping a watch of all the children in the neighborIxxxi, still gets nervous when people drive through whom she doesn't recognize. "They call me nosy, but I’m just concvmed," Hillery said. The Public Safety Information Act of 1997 required mandatory communi­ ty notification and registration requirements for sexual preda­ tors who committed their act on or after Oct. I, 1993. In October 1997, the Ad was broadened to include sex offenders who have been released from any sanc­ tion of the court or from the care, custody and control of the Florida Department of Corrections. Law enforcement is not mandated to notify peo­ ple and the community about sex offenders living in the neighborhood, but police chiefs and sheriff’s can release crimi­ C e n te r 3 2 2 - 8 4 1 5 isc I d n ii Unun, large Fred. Dmk.amitftrailtr aten using a small space." Samovsky said. If the Legislature approves their submission, they will begin expanding classroom size and expanding the library services, Samovsky said. "We’re excited about coop­ erating with the cities and county," the Vice President of Administration and Business said. Another aspect of the master plan is the traffic flow on cam­ pus. which thev found was sig­ nificant and efforts to improve the roadways will start in the fall at the same time the auto­ motive facility construction starts. "We feel this master plan has really truly been a worthwhile effort," Samovsky said. C.T. Hsu and Associates is an Orlando-based architectural planning and design firm, which focuses on projects in the education, government, transportation, mixed use com­ mercial and entertainment sec­ tors. C o a tli« s4 from Peg* LA TR A N S M IS S IO N TROUBLEP Harrell & Beverly Transmission* l/\ o* him U lit* to it n J mi >vmt \TpljHJL\TltxikHtJI Ml or cull l state of Florida. "It's a wonderful asset because it will be a state of the art training facility," Hsu said. Joe Samovsky, vice presi­ dent of Administration and Business Services for SCC, said the master plan would give SCC a 20-year road map for developing the campus. "We can improve the vil­ lage-like environment," Samovsky said. One phase of the master plan calls for working with the St. John’s Water Management District in order to address the water management traffic on campus. "The water management plan needs to be updated," Samovsky said. Both SCC and the University of Central Florida have submit­ ted requests to the Florida Legislature in a joint effort to offer programs at the SCC camus, so that students can earn a Eachelor's degree* there. "UCF offers a number of programs already, but they are M u rd er MV-005B4 4 - 6PM (E S T ) Crow nc PI 10221 Tam pa, Flc On Aran. 17i 1A 209 W. 25th St„ Sanford Since 1959...Same Location March 31,: IUMIk, Mkmn, are M a ste r 3348 W. SR 4 26 (Aloma Avc.) (1/4 Mile East off Greenway SR 417) Oviedo. Florida Holy Week March 25-27 Miuady Thursday Holy Communion Chrism Mass Solemn High Mass (intense) The Watch until Midnight 7:00 AM 12:00 PM 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Good Friday Mass o f the Prc-sanctificd 3 Hour Meditation Confessions Stations o f the Cross 10:00 AM 12-3:00 PM 54)0 PM 6:00 PM 7.-00 PM Easter Evea 12:00 p m 4.410 PM Easter Vigil Easter Day Km •:00 AM •) 10:30 AM �T he H erald Traffic enforcement tight for spring break SA N FO RD — The Sem inole C ou nty S h e riff’s O ffice and the Sanford Police D epartm ent have }oined as members of the Sem inole C ounty Com m unity Traffic Safety Team to make the roadways safer during spring break. From Monday March 21 through Sunday March 27. enhanced traffic enforcem ent will be visible along the county roadw ays in n ortheastern Sem in o le County, according to a S h eriff's Office news release. These roads lead to County Road 415, a popular back way to New Sm yrna and D aytona beaches. Historically, these roadw ays have received num erous com p laints about speeding during spring break. Locations that w ill be heavily enforced consist of: • Lake Mary Blvd (eastern con­ nection from Slate Highway 17-92 to the Sanford/O rlando International Airport entrance; • Beardatl Avenue; • M arquette Avenue; • County Road 427 (from 17-92 to Lake Mary Boulevard East); • State Road 46 at County Road 415; • 25th Street at M elonville Road; • and other locations as needed. Spring Breakers and all other m otorist are encouraged to obey posted speed lim its, no passing zones, and traffic control devices. Parents are encouraged to discuss proper d riving habits w ith th eir teenagers encouraging them to show patience during slow er traffic condi­ tions. Museum extends hours SANFORD — To better serve the needs of students, tourists and geneologists. the Museum of Seminole County History is expanding the hours of operation. Effective Monday, April 4, the Museum will extend its operating hours. The new hours are Monday through Friday 9 a m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a m. to 4 p.m. Admission is still free. The Museum of Seminole County* History has an exten­ sive collection of reference m aterials available to the public. Reference materials include the Sanford Herald and Seminole Herald news­ papers, on microfilm, from August 1908 forward. Other reference items include assorted Sanford City directo­ ries, reference books and some Seminole family histo­ ries. For more information, call 407-665-2489. u --------- — f r i . ’ ■ A great day at the beach can Passing in no passing zones is a leading cause o f traffic crashes on two lane roads. Inexperienced driv­ ers com bined with distractions or peer pressure from passengers can he a deadly com bination. "O u r goal is to ed u cate all m oto rists," said S h e riff's O ffice spokesm an Steve O lson. “A great day at the beach can be wiped out, in an instant, by a tragic crash. Please drive slower, ride smarter, and walk safer. Don’t forget to "B uckle U p”. It could save your life." Student wins top prize ORLAN DO — A junior from Seminole High School in Sanford captured the top prize and a $4,000 cash schol­ arship in the Orlando Science C enter's Science Challenge. Nimish Ramanlal won with what science center offi­ cials called his “innovative mathematics project. Lockheed Martin and the corportation's Retired Employee Association spon­ sored the seventh annual event. Nimish developed an algo­ rithm that enabled quantum computers to process several functions at the same time — providing a much more effi­ cient way for these high-pow­ ered research computers to process information. This process made these com puters exponentially faster than regular computers and much better suited to studying natural phenomena like biological self-replica­ tion, according to a news release from the science cen­ ter. "Ultimately, Nimish's 'Best in Fair' achievement could aid scientists in the further development of self-replicat­ ing nanobots — tiny robots often used in the medical Add to treat a wide range of diseases," the release said. H is efforts also brought acdaim to his teacher Jeanc Swaynos. N im ish's win nabbed his teacher $1,000 to use for a science education project. 7A Wednesday. March 23,2006 be wiped out, in an instant L o u ie 's Improving Home Improvement’ V > 4 ' ■ r Tbp Choios* WhHewood Board r i 4 * i v •Weal tor a wide variety of horn#. craft and hobby protect* •Easily cut and sanded with hand or power toot for a neutral look *00940, 130980 Tbp Choice* Jo in us fo r a co o k o u t and m u ch m o re. 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G«*t f H u l l I r *•« County trash collection changes to begin April 1 SANFORD — Beginning Friday, April 1, many resi­ dents of unincorporated Seminole County will see new garbage haulers in their neighborhoods an d /o r have new garbage collection days. Residents with new collec­ tion days will be notified with a door hanger. Residents that do not receive a door hanger will have the sam e collection more information, visit minoir County website t scm inolecountyfl.gov call Solid W aste •19“ 35*,____ ir f ia a ir a a t lS B M 0 * H o i 1 4 - 1 N M -S a •104“ . • 347H • T ltO V V I H F •l»«mp4*/0t» Sanford i1W O il«4»IM w W w lil»iiH le«m )lu aU b M «if»lr4»W Monday - Thursday: 6am -9pm , Friday: ta rn - lOpoi Saturday. 7am -9pm ,Sunday:lam ■ S w w N M r iu u omolajotioi'Tan" 'ON. lUlfUC OUUOfr 1 v»i S crv io at 407-665-2260. I ) 3 B 0 M I I O * �I iU g S O A T he Herald W doeaday. March 2 3 .2 0 0 5 Schools plan K registration JR Farm ers’ Market scene '( C D lagtotradon for • Bentley itley Elem I entary, Sanford, A]pril 12, from 8 a.m . tha school year 2005-2006 will be h d d this April and May. D ates and tim es for registra­ tion ala Hated below. A ccording to Seminole County Public Schools, par­ en ts need to bring the follow­ ing to Kindergarten registra­ tion: • Proof of birth (m ust be 5 on o r before Sept. 1); • Proof of residency; • Florida Im m unization Record (HRS 680 form); • Physical within past 12 months; • C hild's Social Security card. Parents can get toe Immu*' nixation recced end physical form s from their pediatrician or the Seminole County Health Departm ent Follow ing are dales and tim es for Kindergarten regis­ tration in our area: to 1p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m.; • Casselberry Elementary, April 12, from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5 to 7 p.m.; • G oldsboro Elementary, Sanford, April 12, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; • Ham ilton Elementary, Sanford, April 8, from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ; • Heathrow Elementary, Lake Mary, April 21, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.; • Highlands Elementary, Winter Springs, April 11, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.; • Idyflw ilde Elementary, Sanford, April 13, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; • Keeth Elementary, Winter Springs, April 20, from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.; • Lake Mary Elementary, April 11, from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m.; • Layer Elementary, April SANFORD 18, from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.; • Longwood Elementary, April 12, from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m.; • Midway Elementary, Sanford, April 14, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.; • Pine Crest Elementary, Sanford, April 15, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.; • Rainbow Elementary, Winter Springs, April 12, 9 to 11 a.m.; • Sterling Park Elementary, Casselberry, April 27, from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. and April 28 from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.; • Wicklow Elementary, Sanford, April 21, from 9 a.m. to I p.m. and 3 to 6 p.m.; • Wilson Elementary, Sanford, April 13, from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; • W inter Springs Elementary, April 21, from 7:30 a.m. to 8 p m. of Sanford’s Newest Antique Store " - A n t i q u e s '" Located in Sanford’s Newly Renovated Historic Downtown. Come see the changes downtown and visit our store. We offer a wide selection of antiques, collectables, furniture and gifts. NaraW photo by Tommy Vincont Wo havo alroady roportod that with tha FIrot Stroat Crystal Ferwerda and Michael Irizarrg, proprietors juammOM ju|KBlpAa ik * CO flvtfU ClIO fl COvnpWiVi H l§ Farmer# Marfcot lo back, but it hao moved to Friday# In Magnolia Square. Top ehowo Donna Mont" weighing out aoma froth ohrimp at tha Lit* Cajun Seafood booth. Above, doth Palmar look# over tha oroduco Indudino pappara, broccoli, toma­ to#*, and tha whole onlona found above left Thera are other Hama too ouch aa unique store and see why Sanford is Booming Visit o u r 228 E. First St. Sanford 407-302-8224 u i t i i jrm grm m p i n s i p in s left Tha marfcot alao lea* turee artiata and other von- A TTtN TtO N : Residents off Unincorporated Seminole County SeminolbGdunty fiowiMS natural Q o q TH« MAP DCSICTS THE NSW SfiftVtCC AftCAS. day wMboittflod with s d— r heater* VWt WWW— iInstsfounlyfl gov or coll our Customer Service Line at 407-405-2200. i �- * Page IB M idw eek March 2 3 -2 4 ,2 0 0 5 Spring has sprung C h u ck in g for c h a rity Zinsmastor, the only junior who is not to bad with the bat either, and the hitting of sophomore Charlie Tapounet, fresh­ man Mike Gaboury and eightgraders Jacob Knott who was 2-for-2 with an RBI on Monday, and John McCormick. The softball team has been even more impressive, rolling to a 7-0 start through March 8th before taking off a couple of weeks. Most of the wins have been wide margins. The Griffins have been led by the pitching and hitting of Katherine Taricano and the hit­ ting of Laura Taricano, Ruby Ahmad, Rio Namiki, Haylie Morales, Mandy Dudley and Katie Best. The Lake Brantley baseball team is also undefeated with an 8-0 record, with seven com­ ing on the road because of repair work going on at Patriot Field, and the Patriots of coach Mike Smith seem poised to make a return to Lakeland in May as most of the offense from last season returns and the pitching appears to be much stronger. Leading tne way on offense have been UCF football signee and pm outfield prospect Lamar Guy, star junior short­ stop Jemilc Weeks (.571 batting average, three home runs and 16 runs scored) and Ryan Kelley, who is hitting .409 and is the' ace of a pitching staff that has a combined 1.89 ERA. Kelley and Chris Belcher ate both 2-0 on the mound. Lake Mary Is not too far behind Lake Brantley as they are 6-2 on the season behind the pitching of Josh Smith and Mark Kolofa, who threw a 3-0 shutout with strike outs against Warm weather takes sports outside By Dean Smith Sports Editor ^ |1_ ^Tvfm Former Seminote High and Savannah State star quarterback and current SHS basketbalt/football coach Kerry Wiggins (No. 4) shows he still has the moves this past Friday at Bill Fleming Memorial Qymnasium. A large crowd showed up to see Wiggins and several other present and former foot­ ball stars play a celebrity basketball game as part of the Pro Players Youth Football/Cheerteadtng Camp weekend that raised funds tor the West Sanford Branch Boys and Girts Club and tha Seminole High School Athletic Department. With a lung and successful winter prep sports season final­ ly winding down, the spring sports season finally takes its place on center stage as the 2004-20(15 school year enters its final Iwo-and-a-half months. Several of the usual suspects in baseball, among them Like Brantley, Oviedo and Lake Mary, are again having fantas­ tic starts to their seasons as ansoftball powers Seminole, Lake Mary and Trinity Prep. But there have also been a couple of surprises, namely the baseball and softball teams at Lake Maty Prep. The extremely young Griffin baseball team, no seniors and only one junior, won their first six games, including a 10-2 vic­ tory over local power Orangewood Christian, before finally falling to West Oaks on Monday. Among the highlights for LMP so far have been the pitching John Campos-Whltley, a sophomore, and Bobby l o ok What's Cookin in Your N r n i h h o i l i o t n f i n r i i t M r ti tnt 1TI t i hi i i h \ i . <1 A <III i Mi ilk \ g N p fg g V IV M u M tm m m m Crummy ads. M l fiU M U m u u | l| | | mm | 3BWU.I. IMIHWri74l,UyglB8iir~ 407-324-011Q a K jv E C E u v jg g j* A B a s k e tfu l E a s te r • C w lty r e i 900 Fox Valley Drive Suite 106, Longwood, 407.767JCNTT(5648) WH’w J a iito rla n d o ro m All The Colors O f liastcr Arc Waiting For You! D. Myers & Sons. Inc. B U TC H M Vm // I I Many Styles And C olon To Sarasota Riverview last Friday, and the hitting of Brooks Berryhill (double, two RBI against Riverview), Biedennan, BiaaeU, Santana and C om a. Oviedo is also rolling with an 8-2 record behind the hitting and pitching of senior standout Corey Bevis and the hitting of Scott Dalton, Jon Prano and Fontanel. Seminole, meanwhile, seems to have righted the ship aa after opening the season with six straight losses, the Fighting Seminolea have now won three straight against good i tion in Winter Springs, Del and Lyman. Among the Tribe players stepping up have been Luke Kimmig, Larry Thomas, Matt Hines, Chris Cole, Michael Pnisak and Krall. Lyman has fallen to 7-5 after a strong start but still has been getting strong play from pitch­ er Clint Franklin and the hit­ ting of Danny Kava and Danny Roman. Trinity Prep improved to 12-1 in softball on Monday with a 10-0 rout of Arlington Country Day School (7-3) from the Jacksonville area. The Saints have been led by the pitching of Shannon Griffin (5-0), the hitting and pitching of Katie Buideaux, who had six home runs through nine games, and the hitting of Cariy McCullough, Bunneister and Buahika. Despite having a very young squad, only three seniors, coach Dave Rogers' Seminole team is cruising along with « 92 record. Junior pitching and hitting star Sheena Ware (.440 batting average and an 0.85 ERA) nas been the leader for the Tribe, but she is getting plenty of help from senior Ashley Tabor ( 421), Junior Amy Joyce (.414k Junior Emilae Edkman (.321k sophomore Amanda Edkman (3 1 0 ) and sophomore catcher Allison Perkins (double, three RBI in recent win over Oviadok Lake Mary is also doing wed with a young rosier with only four seniors, carrying a 10-4 record, with the pitcning/hil; duo of senior Andrea Wain freshman Hope Bitzer Bit leading the way. ly. Other standi outs have been seniors Susan Donnelly, Leah Lilly and Lauren Bennett and sopho­ mores Danielle Valentino and Chelsea Sutton. Boys volley, lacrosse, water polo, track and tennis are also going strong as well as boys weightlifting, which is gearing up towards state already. Lake Brantley daimed a cou­ ple of big wins in hosting a tri­ meet last Wednesday, rolling over Lake Howell, 63-27, and whipping Lake Mary, 74-15. Tne Silver Hawks daimed the other win. outscoring the Rams, 56-32. Among the winners for the a See Preps, Fags IB �21 MktwwA. Ht A 23-24,MOT U C F ’s late com eback not enough against Connecticut Senior Gary Johnson ta x e d • cmreer-high 29 points and UCF m ountsds furious second half rally, but it was not enough u the Golden Knights fell to Connecticut, 77-71, in first round action at die NCAA Tournament on Friday after­ noon a t the DCU Center. The lSthrseed Golden Knights condude their season at 24-9 and second-seeded Connecticut (237} moves on to face NC State in the second round of the Syracuse Regional. Johnson sank seven threepointers, one shy of a school record, and added six rebounds and five assists. The Huskies, the defending national champions, led by as many as 19 in the second naif, but UCF refused to go down. Johnson sparked the late rally with three free throws to cut the lead to 63-49 with 1036 to play; When junior Justin Rose excited the crowd with a dunk over Josh Boone, the Golden Knights trailed by 11 with less than nine minutes on the clock. A pair of foul shots from jun­ ior Will Bakanowsky got UCF within six at the 3:36 mark, but Connecticut responded, getting baskets inside from Boone and Charlie Villanueva to make the score 72-62. Bakanowsky matched a career-best with 15 points and added a team-high seven boards and three steals. He nailed three triples as UCF made 11-of-28 from behindthe-arc. The Golden Knights stayed close early and trailed by six after Johnson hit a trey seven minutes into the game. Under tfie 10-minute mark, the ' Huskies started to pull away. Baskets in die paint by Boone, Rudy Gay and Hilton Armstrong handed Connecticut a 27-16 advantage. Villanueva hit a long three at the buzzer to give the Huskies a 47-31 lead at halftime. A layup from senior Kingsley Edwards cut the defidt to five points with 23 seconds to go in the contest but UCF was forced to foul and Marcus Williams made three of four down the stretch to secure the victory for Connecticut. Edwards finished with 10 points, five assists and three steals for the Golden Knights. Rose chipped in with nine points off the bench. Connecticut shot 50 percent from the field, led by a 9-of*13 effort from Villanueva. He fin­ ished with 22 points and seven boards. Gay totaled 17 points while Denham Brown and Boone finished with 11 and 10, respectively. STETSON WOMEN FALL TO LSU IN FIRST ROUND OF NCAA TOURNAMENT Stetson fell to overall No. 1 seed LSU 70-36 in the First Round of the 21X15 NCAA Division 1 Women's Basketball Championship Sunday after­ noon at the Tnompson-Boling Arena. The 16th-seeded Hatters end the year 17-14 after earning their first-ever trip to the postseason tournament after win­ ning the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament. While winning its eighth con­ secutive opening-round game. LSU improved to 30-2 for the year and 20-14 all-time m their Sec College, Page 3B North Pizzeria - Sanford 2477 Park Avenue <8 25th Street T h e senior backcourt duo of Kingsley Edwards (No. 10, left) and Gary Johnson (No. 5. right) had a huge game with Edwards finishing with 10 points, five assists and three steals and Johnson scoring a career-high 29 points, but it was not enough as U C F fell to Connecticut. P re p s Continued from Page IB Patriot*, was sophomore Kyle Kirby, the son of City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Director Mike Kirby, who had the top lift in the bench out of all of the com­ petitor* with a lift of 345 pounds Kirby, who played football at Lake Highland Prop in the fall, but decided to return to Lake Brantley because he missed his coaches and teammates, lifted a total of 575 pounds to win the 219-nnund class, edging Lake Mary's Derek I fill bv iust five pounds Lake Howell's Ryan Gillard was a distant third with 480 total pounds titled Other overall winners for the meet were the Patriots* Steve Uhl (455 pounds in Im ­ pound class), Adam Allegros* (555 in 154- class), Aaron Allegros* (590 at 169), Tom Sprys (620 at 199) and Davis (unan­ nounced weight in 238 class). Lake Howell's Kennedy (400 pounds in the 119pound class) and Montanez (525 pounds in unlimited); and Lake Mary's Jacobs (390 in 129-class) and Dlascott (600 in 199). Two county basketball stars did well for themselves in the Honda Athletic Coaches Association (FACA) North-South All-Star Classic at Lmbry-Kiddlc Aeronautical University this past Saturday. Lake Mary standout Darryl Merthie was held to nine points and four rebounds because of foul trouble, but the Marshall signet* still drew oohs and aahs from the crowd with his signature fake behind the back passes which lead to layups as he helped the North win its first game in four years, 101-91. Tavares star Jermaine Taylor, a 6-foot-5 guard, announced early last week that ne will be attending UCF in the fall. He showed off his amazing athleticism with several high-flying dunks and scored a team-high 16 points as he tries to show people he will be ready lo step into Gary Johnson's shoes for the Golden Knight* as they head into their first season in Conference USA. It has also been announced that Merthie will be playing in the Senior Showcase AllStar Basketball Game to be held April 2nd at the Orlando Downtown Rec. Complex. The South won the girls' game, 76-65, but Oviedo’s Katie Koestner was a stand­ out for the North with four points. Serving New York S tyle Hand Tossed Pizza and Selected Ita lia n Dishes (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 - 5 1 4 7 Fair. (407) 324-4425 Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-10pm ssa sss? 24 WINGS ; l o r m i 14 C Iiiid m i PI//HS IMilli / louiilugs V .4A4AMA4A4AM A4,MA MM A 4AMMA 1 I n r i i n /() 1 l a r u n 1H C l i o n s n Pi zza C h n a s f l Pizza Willi 4 lovplnifi Wills J loiiplnvs Oo/nn Mrtiius FREE Z lllnf Coho / 1l i n t C o h n s159b s139b S22911 LowLowCtoaftttsPric— LOW CIGARETTE PRICES Not w ho you want to meet at the chamber meeting. I f you want relief from Hemorrhoids without the pain and scarring of surgery, then say hello to Veto Associates. A Jon-surgical—Insurance accepted - C all now! M w i a s a a i « W -fD -M O O associates the n o n - s u r g ic a l s o lu t io n n u u ira m r 4 \ < �T h e H erald SCC baseball run ru le’s St. Johns B riefs • p iv ip io u if n tfw o SA N FO R D PO P W A R N ER FO O T B A L L Thi* Sanford Youth Football Association (SYFA) is look­ ing for football /Chcerleading Coaches for this coming season. Thelcague will also hold registraHon this Saturday (March 26th), across from Sanford Middle school from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The fee is $225 per person with a non-refundable $50 fee due at time of registration. For more information, contact the SYFA by email at &yiiPPPWameif>gfl.rrfnm SO A P BOX D E R B Y The Central Florida Soap Box Derby and The Sanford Recreation Department will be sponsoring a Derby Rally Day on Saturday, March 26, at the Sanford Derby Park. F.ach car will run a minimum of two races and car and driver must meet AASBD standards. Cars must use Z* Cilass Wheels (No Wheel Bank) and the classes are Stock, Superstock and Master. You must be pre-registered and paid by March 24, NO ON SITE REGISTRATION! First Racer $45 or two cars, if a family member (brother or sister), $70.00. C heck in time is 7 a.m. and the first race starts at 8 a.m. l or more information call the SRD at 407-330-5697. G IR L S ' SO C C ER FC America Soccer Academy, the No. I Premier Girls Soccer Program in Central Florida, is looking for players (or their under 9 and under 10 girls Kumba teams. Players committed to self-improvement and seeking a tun but educational environment should contact George Sasvari at 407-421-5801. The Seminole Community College base­ ball team improved to 7-3 in Mid-Florida Conference play, posting their 11th shutout of the season in defeating the St. Johns River Community College, 104), Monday afternoon at Raider Field. The game was called in the seventh inning by run rule. The Raiders (26*11, 7-3) jumped out to an early lead putting three runs up in the first inning on an RBI single by Jon Lozada. Lozada, the sophomore standout from Cypress Creek, had a phenomenal day at the plate going 3-for-4 with a double, his seventh home run of the season and four runs batted in, while scoring three ruas. Lozada's three hits on the day upped his team leading average to .345. The Raiders extended the lead to 5-0 in College Continued from Page 2B 15 trips to the NCAA Tournament. "We wen’ up against a very good basketball team today, and LSU, with their size, quick­ ness, length and athleticism, had very good match-ups at even* position," said head coach Dei* Romine. "We knew it was going to be a tough game today. I thought we had some giH>d shots early in the game, but we just wen* not able to make some shots and that put a lot of pn*ssure on us defensively." Stetson went back and forth with the Lady Tigers (or the first 10 minutes, taking two leads before the 15 00 mark. The Matters went ahead 5-4 with a Kristy Brown (Marietta, Ga.) layup at 17:03, but LSU answered with a Temeka Johnson juniper on the next possession Stetson followed with a ta*v from Brown at 15:34 for a three-point Matter lead. Il was short-lived as the Ladv Tigers took over, using a 16-4 Vfvona’s P I/ / H X With 1 lopulnux I tarun 70 C lin n s n Pizza MfMll .1 I ••MIlIM U * m ill 4 lu m iin g i FREE I It n r C n h n the victory in the books foe Seminole. The Raiders were to have hosted Madison Area Tfech from Wisconsin on Tuesday snd will host South Florida Community College today (Wednesday) at Raider Field. Mike Mead, who is 2-1 on the season, will hurl the first pitch for SCC at 3 p.m. SCC SOFTBALL STILL NO. 2 IN STATE In the latest softball poD released March 17th, the Raiders remained ranked second in the State, behind Gulf Coast Community College with a 27-6 record. Sophomore pitcher Katie Broeky received Pitcher of the Week Honorable Mention for her performances last week. She was 3-0 with two saves, allowing five earned runs (1.35 ERA) on 15 hits, while striking out 20 and walking five over 26 innings pitched. percent (6-10). Senior Kristy Brown (Marietta, Ga.) led all scorers with 17 points while pulling down eight boards. Walker helped out with 13 points and Maclin added eight rebounds for the afternoon. "It means a lot just to make it to the NCAA Tournament, but it means a lot more to make it with the team that I am on because the group of girls 1 play with are amazing," said Brown. "I am so fortunate to wear this uniform and get a college education. I can’t really tell you what is going through my head. We have competed against the best. You can say we lost to LSU, but it still hurts." Among all-time leaders at Stetson, Brown finished her I X I M l I career first in free throws made (370), second in scoring (1422 ppg), second in rebounds (941), and third in points (1,522). Walker also finished third in single season three pointers with 69. "We have said this all along, she (Kristy Brown) has been the heart and soul of our ball club for four years. I have never had a player that has practiced every day the way that Kristy Brown competed for us," said Romine. "It is really hard to see the three sen­ iors (Kristy, Dee Matheney, and JoAnn Smith) leave this pro­ gram. You spend so much time with these kids on and off the court, and they sacrifice so much for us. We just love them to death. It is just so hard." ( I I I I V I A S S I S I A N I 1)1 l> I M M I 1)1 A I I I V Phone 407 322 0 0 3 8 1S.US0 MTH MPH 1 I n r u n In C lin n s n Pizza / run during the next eight min­ utes to pull ahead 24-12. "I thought about the eightminute mark of the first naif. That was really when they dominated us at every phase of the game," said Romine. "We were just struggling to enter into our offensive sets. We typi­ cally are able to initiate at tne , arch, but we were five steps beyond the arch, which obvi­ ously affected our shots and our spacing on the floor." Stetson struggled to fight back for the final minutes of the half as LSU took a 22-point lead into the intermissioa 41* 19. The Lady Tigers slowly chipped away at the Matters throughout tne second half, taking as much as a 37-point advantage that* different times in the final seven minutes of play. Stetson shot a season-low 24.1 percent compared to LSU's 38.1 percent from the floor. The Lady Tigers also outshot the Matters fn»m the free threw line, 76.9 (20-26) percent to 60 Hurricane Raslstant U p To 120 /■int- /iti/nin /'izzrriu am / K runurani C lio n s n the fifth inning, when Zach Walden hit his second home run of the season, driving in a pair of runs. Drew Shetrone (3*2) pitched a gem, throwing six innings of shutout ball, strik­ ing out eight, allowing just three hits. Shetrone who entered the game already leading the Raiders staff in strikeouts, averaging better than nine strikeouts per nine innings pitched, improved his total to 53 K's in just 51.2 innings of work. Lozada's team-lead tying seventh home run, a three-run shot in the sixth capped of the scoring for the afternoon, stretching the lead to 10-0. Freshman Kreg Savioe finished off the game in grand fashion whiffing the first two batters of the seventh inning. Savoie then put the final nail in the coffin himself handling a come backer with ease, to put SPECIAL FEATURI TH E . . . O R I G I N A L i i n r u n 14 Midweek. 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EXEMPTMQ THE COY OF LONGWOOO FROM THE PROVISIONS OF SENATE NLL 2344 (C004F1E0 CHAPTER20O4-2S2. LAWS OF FLORI­ DA) REGARDING EARLY VOT1NQ PROCEDURES WHICH LEONUTION AMENDED THE FLOROA ELECTION COOE OF THE FLOROA STATUTES: PROVWNQ FOR LEGISLA­ TIVE FM0MG8; PROVWNG FOR CONFLICTS, COOIFICATWN, SEVERAMLITY. AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. OROMANCC NO.SS-17SS AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA. AMENDMO CHAPTER 3.5. AMUSEMENTS ANO ENTERTAIN­ MENT. SECTION 3.5-54 LANO USE, SUBSECTION (b>. TO PROVKJE THAT THE CITY MAY ALLOW PROPERTY OWN­ ERS THAT VOLUNTARILY ANNEX INTO THE CITY TO CONTMUE CERTAIN EXISTING ADULT ENTERTAINMENT USE BEYONO THREE YEARS: PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. BMd OnNnancH ware placed on fail loading on U a d i I I , M L and the Clly Comrrwsion w d oonstdar tame lor Anal patMQM m adoption m w f irw puDnC nwfinng, w ficn wnl Df npu in Vw Cay Commwaioci Chambers, 175 W ait Warren Avenue. Longarood. Florida, on Monday. Vw 4Vi day ot April. A D , 3005. 7 0 0 p m , or aa aoon thareaftor a t possible Ai tha maaPng. nereotod partwe nwy appear and be heard with respect to V* propoaad Ordinance* Thw hearing may be continued from hnw 10 bma unta Anal action la taken by Ihe Cay Commaaion Copiaa cl Via propoaad Ortmancaa era potted at the Longwood City Ha*. Longwood. Florida, and copwa are on Me with the CtMk at the Cay and tame may be impacted by the pubic NOTICE AI pertom are advwed that rf they dead# to appeal any decwrorro mad# at thia meettng/heanng may will naad a record of the proceeding* and lor auch purpoaaa. they may naad to Imura that a verbatim record Wmade, which record to include Via teettmony and evidence upon which tha appeal w to be made (par Sac. 265 0105. Florida Statutatl Pertom with tfcaabtlibea needing aaawiance to partnpata in any ol theee proceeding* ahould contact tha A D A Coordmator. at (407) 260-3451. al least 45 hours m advance ol tha meetmg Dated this 16th day ol March. A D . 2005 CfTY OF LONGWOOO SARAH M MUARES. CITY CLERK Pubkatv March 23. 2005 Ot4t B T. JOHNS WtVfR WATER MANAQEMSMT OtSTWCT o w n V M T T W ttOTICC OF M T1N 0C0 OtSTWCT DfCMON Tha Owtrct gnre* notoa at Us mwnt to issut a parmff to tha kfftowng appkcanl(a) on Apr* 12.2005 Aqua UMffro* Florida. 0900 Professional Partway East. Suita 400 Saraaola FL 34240. appkcahon r u u Tha Dwtnct prapoaaa to a«ocalao 90 mffkon ga*ons pat day ot ground walai tor putffK supply use to ta na a proiactod popuiahon at 4.307 m 2007 tor household comm*raaundu*tn*l. unaccoumad lot and water ukkty type uses and 256 mffkon galtona par day ol ground water tor essanbal hr* protocRon Tha wffhdrawals used by this proposed project uni consist ot ground water trom ti* Flandan Aquifer vro 2 act** w**s mSammow County, tocatod m Bactona 10. 17, 20. 21. 26. 29. Townahp 21 AouRv R ange32 Eaat known a* WTP No lA U F-C hu u ou Thawffhdrtwato uaad by M s propoaad profcl wd eonawl ot ground waaar trom Via Flondan Aquifer vw 3 active wa*a ground water from the Flondan Aquffar System • Upper vw 1 proposed we*, and ground awier trom the Surtaal Aquffar via 1 active waa n BamnoW County, tocatod m Sacaon 2i.Towrrohp 21 South Range 32 Eaat known aa W TP N o 2 •AUF The Nasi») eomamaig each of tha abova-katod appK«tioni*) ara avsiabW lor awpackon Monoay through Friday auoapt lor legal holi­ days. BOO a m to ft00 p m at the St Johns River Water Management Dwtnct Heedquanera or me appropriate Service Cantor The Dwtnct wd taka action on each pernwt appkcahon Iwwo above unless a pawon tor an admmwvaliv* proceeding (hearing) w Mad pursuant to tha provisions ot Section* 120 909 and 120S7. Florida Statutes Chapter 29-106 and 40C-I 1007. Fionoa Admeuetrative Coda ( F A C ) A parson whose substantial interests are affected by any at the Gainers propoaad permating daemons foartffwd above may petition tor admmwaaava hearing m accordance wan Beckons 120 90S and 130.57. F t , or a* parses may reach a written agreement on medwtton aa an akamaave remedy under Section 120 S73 F 8 Choosing madwaon w*l not adversely altaci the right to a haanng a madwtawi does not reauk m a aanwmam Th* procedure* tot puraumg m ed«tun ara eat forth m Sactwn 120 973. F S . and Ruiaa 26-too m and 16 -10 6 40t- 409.F A C Patbonamustcompry wannw raquvamanta ot Florida Adrmmatrativa Coda. Chapter 20-109 and be Ned wan (reserved by) toe Owmet Clark, located at Dwtncl Headquarters. 4040 Raid Seeet. Faiaata. Fionas 32177 RtoHane tor admtowbsava hearing on t w above appkcaborns) must be Mad sawn wanty-ona (2t| days ot psffwcahon ot m « noaoa or aavan twanty-au (10) days at Vw Drovd dapoawng m e noboa ot intoM in Via maa tor tooaa paraorw to whom the Dwtoct mass actual noaoa Fatkaa to taa a paeaon watun M s ama panod shM conaMuta a waiver el any nght auch-pereon may have to request an admmwtraeve Balarmm aeon (haanng) under Beckon* 120 949 and 120 97. F A , eeneomng aw subrael parm* appkr aknn Raaaon* wtuch are net Mad n accordance wah vw above provwtona are aufoaei to dwj procan a d a n y ia to tormui total agancy acagn, vw tikng ot a paaaon means toat aw Dwawt a ten may be dtoamnt bom the poadon w w " by * ai m e nobce L Rbrsona affwa* aubatantwl intaraata wd be elected by any Ml dsaaen ol me Debia on me appacabon have Vw nght to i a patty to ma procaadmq m < Qtona Lewis Qaactot. Dwwwn a* Parma Data Serve** I t Jchna Rear Wtotor Managamani Oabtct Lig a l s Lbgals Lig a l s b a w e to d perttoe can obtoln a copy ol Vw R FP by binding a tottor ol iwqueel to Umtoey Weaver at W O R K F O R C E C E N TR A L F L O R O A . 1057 la n d Pond Road. 8uRa 1005. Lik a Mary. FtarMto 32745, (407) SSt-1222 or you may roquoet • copy by amatong LWaavarRwctta oom in ordar to noalva Vw R FP padiage, your nquoal muat inctudo an anw t address and contact name. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA: a*/a 408 Citadel Dove. Altamonte Spring*. Florida 32714 9rat addwon, accunkng to vw p M Vwraof Racortad In ptol book 13. page 96, In Vw pifokc Record* of Bemtnoto coufy hai bean Mad against you and you are raquffad to serve a copy of your iiis n u dsfanaaa. * any. to K. on Marcia Neverutky. Attorney tor Plaintiff, who** PubRah: March 23.2006 addrae* W 9630 S W 77th 0155 Avanua. Second Floor. Miami. Florida 33198 wffhsi thirty (30) NOTICE OF AGENCY ACTION TAKEN BY THE 1 day* aftor Vw N*t pubfccaaon ol thi* Notic* in the Sammoto BT. JOHNB RWER WATER MANAGEMENT DWTRICT HERALD Wtd Ma Vw ongmaJ with Ih* Clark ol thw Court Nobca to glvon that Vw following permit was waued on March 2. aiffiat before **rmc* on 2005: Plasifflt* attorney or nvrwduMaly VwiaalWi. otherwise a ttofaun wa be antaiad agamti you tor Bid VMon, Jr.. 204 N. Park Avemuo. Suita 100. Sanford. FL the rakat demanded m tha com­ 32771, Perm* No 40-117-95074-1. Tha protect Is located in plaint Oamtnoto County Section 30. Township 10 South. Range 30 Eaat. Tha Permit authorlna A S U R FA C E W ATER M A N AG E­ WITNESS my hand and the M E N T S Y S T E M on 19 53 A C R E S T O SER V E 18 commercial teal of thw Court Vw day ot loti and road Improvements known as Rand Yard Commerce March 14.2005 Cartier end Church S t . and While Cedar Rd Improvements Tha receiving water body w Si Johns River MARYANNE MORSE A* Clark iff the Court By Carol Moor* Tha Na(a) containing the appkeatfon tor Vw above hated permit A* Deputy Clark to ivaltobto tor inspection Monday through Friday ascapt tor ha* bean Mad agaawl you. Vw CVy at Casaaftwrry, and Vw Fiend* Oapartnant of Revenue, and you ara raquaad to aarv* a copy ot written diN n ia *. * any. to * on Piaawr* attorney Lea Bruaggaman. Esq who** ■ M M I* 270 Waymont Court Suae 110. Lake Mary FL 32746. and M* Vw ongmal wffh Bw Mark of Vw court at 301 N Park Avanua. Sarfford. FL 32771, wffhm 30 days trom the last pub be*non daw. oVwrwiaa a default wd be entered agaawt you tor Vw rakef damandad m Via com piaml or petition legal hokdays. 8 0 0 a m to 5 0 0 p m at the St Johns River Publish SANFORD HERALD Water Management Dwtnct (DwtnctI Headquarters. 4049 Raid ff you are a perten with a dnthreat. PaM ka. FL 32178-1429 A person whose substantial aMrry who need* any accom­ interests ara affected by tha Dwtnct permitting decision may peti­ modation m otoai to participal* tion toi an admmwtrbtrvb haanng m accordance with tactions m Itw procaadmg you are anti 120 589 and 120 57. Florida Statutes, or may choose to pursue bed ai no co*l to you to Ih* mediation aa an alternative remedy under section 120 573. I provision ol carlam assistance Plea** contact Court Florida Statutes, bttor* the deadline for filing a petition Admmisltation at M l N Park Chocwing mediation will not adversely affect tha nght to a hear­ ing if mediation does not result m a settlement The procedures I Avanua Suit* N 301. Sanford. FL. 32771. (407) 665 4227 for pursuing mediation ara eel forth ai section 120 573. Florida withm 2 working day* of youi Statutes, and rules 26-105 111 and 28 -10 6 401-404 Florida races* thi* notice it you ai* Administrative Coda Petitions mutt comply with tha require­ haanng or voce mpairad call ments of Florida Administrative Coda Chapter 26-106 and be 1 600 955 6771 Mad with (recarved by) the District Clerk located at District Publish March 23 30 2005 Headquarters. Highway 100 West. Paiatha. FL 32177 Petition* 0147 tor admmwtrabve haanng on tha above appbcanonit) mutt be Med within twenty-one (21) days at publcation of this notes or IN T H t CIRCUIT within twenty-su (26) days of tha Dwtnct depositing notes of this CO URT OF THC intent m tha mail for those parsons to whom the District mails EIOHTKENTH JUDICIAL actual notes Failure to file a petition within this time period shea CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR constitute a waiver of any nght(t) such person!*) may have to M IR N 0 L5 COUNTY. request an administrative determination (haanng) under section* FLORIDA C A M NO08CA-86-14O 120 569 and 120 57. F S . concerning tha sublet permit Petitions that ara not filed m accordance with tha above provi­ MARTIN J NOLD and sions era subject to dismissal DOROTHY C NOLD Mintoand and Wife Because the administrative haanng process it designed to for­ Plaintiff mulate final agency action, tha filing of a petition mean* that tha District's final action may b* different from the position taken by v it m true notes of intent Parsons whoa# substantial mteratts wHi be affected by any such final decision of the Dwtnct on the appli­ JAMES J MARZIANO Individual FLORIDA cant have the nght to petition to become a party to tha proceed­ DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE ing m accordance with the requirement* sat forth above and CITY OF CASSELLBERHV and any and aa other Parsons Publish March 23 2005 havmg an im*r**t m tot 12 0145 Sammota Raceway Inst addition according to Vw plat tharaof Recorded m plat book JOHN YARBOROUGH and all M THC CIRCUIT CO URT 13. pag* 96 in the public part** having or Claiming to OF TMR EIOMT1EMTM Record* of Sammota county have any nght. tiff* or inlerest m CIRCUIT Datandanti the property harem daacrtoad OF FLO RIDA m ANO FOR N O T K f OF ACTION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 8RMMIOLR CO UNTY m»i an action lor Fo*ecto*ure ol 08NCRAL T O JAMES MARZlANO Mortgage on Tha loHowmg JUM im C TfO M DIVISION de*cnbed property C A M NO 04-238CA-14K YOU ARE NOTIFIED thal a lorectotut* action on Ih* loSow l o t is b l o c k e w e a t h NATIONAL CITY HOME LOAN ing property m Sammoi* County ERSFIELD FIRST ADDITION SERVICES INC FK/A Florida ACCORDING TO T h E PLAT ALTEQRA CREDIT COMPANY Plaintiff VS WILLIAM J VOLL, ai a i . Datondam (*) w H H V w l youth R to Via tntorToHACF to fond mnovtotve pwarama vim hatp youat who ara fodng aanoua Raman to fotoav bmptoymant and Mwor a atom eomtacaen to focal 1520 Hifftop Road Casaatoarry FL tol t2 Sammoi* Raceway to LO T 1. BLOCK B COACH LIGHT ESTATES SECTION III. ACCORDING T O THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 25 PAGE 88 OF THC PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORI­ DA. S k i 2200 Wmstow CffCW Caasafoarry Florida 32X7 It ktrtss Raauag ) w r IJ» T Hu) DIVM IK'S to Hm I lluNunl ( *11 i ll itF’ .’ O i :: iff K"U V W in Du m m y HO’ S lUKru 4> t. Tmyu II IVrlT BuUdiat Matrriak SubmffWd by Faber A Gffktt P A 9 6 X SW 77V1 Avanua Suff* MTTAi BiHdlMikWI folHui!braili-niSU.vulaii.iri (Jituk turn «niunit* Iferli%cr> Toil Itw Businck* OppartmlUaa Pubtoh March 23. X 2006 0148 DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE OF AM EROUEST MORTGAGE SECURITIES INC ASSET BACKED PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 2003 I UNOER THE POOLING 4 SERVICING AGREEMENT DATEO AS OF FEBRUARY 1 2003 WITHOUT RECOURSE PUmtiff Publish March 23 X 2005 0149 at t h c C M C u rr c o u r t O FTH CK M H TM N TH JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR MIMNOLC COUNTY. FLORIOA CrVIL DlYtllON CAM NO : 04-CA-1617-14L PEOPLES FIRST COMMUNITY b a n k vt Plaintiff RIFE HUCKABEE *1 *1 Defendant vs N 01K C OF ACTION TO RIFE HUCKABEE AND UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RIFE HUCKABEE Last Known Add'*** 808 HIQHPOINT CIRCLE MOBIL AL 36693 it al'v* and * dead an parka* claming interest by through under or against RIFE MUCK ABEE AND UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RIFE HUCK ABEE and as parties havmg or darning Jo have any right title or interest in the pioparty deserted h*r#m YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tor Foreclosure of Mortgage on the loHowing dasatoad property LOT 98 TWIN RIVERS SEC TION 3A ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 39 PAGE 24 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY FLORIDA NANCY L BECK IV * NANCY l STONG KENSINGTON PARK CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION INC WELLS FARGO BANK N A and C RAID STEVEN BECK Defendant* N O TK f OF ACTION TO NANCY L BECK IV a NANCY L STONG t Vying and i! deceased any known party who may claim as han davisa* gianta* assign** Lwnor am* to> trusla* or other clamant by through under or agamst NANCYL BECK IV a N ANCYL STONG and ak parka* having or clrummg to have any right Mia or mlaresl m Ih* property Situate lying and being m Sammoi* County Florida deserted below YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an aden to toractoa* a mort­ gage dead and accounting ot sum* du* under a Not* and Mortgage on aach property and tor such additional i*l*t m said acton concerning the tokowmg Official Record* Book 1499. Pag* 1429. and la-racordad in Official Records Book 1498. Pag* 1712. Al among Tha Pubkc Record* of Samaioia County Ftond*. togaVwr wWi an unWvidad kffaraal ki and M Vw common etoments appuf* Mrromto said una a* aat forth ai said Declaration of Condonwaum ha* baan Med agaawt you. and you ara raquaad to aarva a copy of your wt atari datonee*. 1 any. to *. on Sham Dardon MaBory Piamtifl« attorney, whoa* address tt Post Ofhca Bos 2179 Panama CWy. F I 32402 wffhm thirty days from Vw daw of Via ftrst pubkcW on of VW Nobca and Me Vw ongwrof w «i tha CMrk of Vw Court affhar before service on Plaintiffs attorney ot vnmedMiaty Vtaraaflar. ofharwiaa a dtfaul wd ba entered against you tor Vw fakef demanded n Vt* C emptomi WITNESS my hand and seal of V w Court on t w 14 day of March 2005 Maryann* Morse At Clark of Ih* Court By Carol Moor* At Deputy Clark Pubkah March 23. X 0150 2005 N O TK f OF BHtROfMCY O R O fR O F VU lFfN lfO N TO Metro** Epsksm SANFORD FL Casa No 7X79-04 AG An Emergency Ordar of Suipantron immediataty Sut pandmg your bcanwls) and #*gibUity for licaniura and appomtmant has bean Mad agamst you Vbu haw Vro ngf* to iaquas) a haanng pMsuant to Sackons 120 589 and 1 X 5 7 . Florida Status** by madng a request lor tame 1o the Dapartmani of Financial Sarvicat 200 E Gama* St. Tallahassee Florida 323990333 V a request tar haanng a no! received by April 13 2009 the right to • hearing m Vw met tor wd ba waned and Vw Cfkaf Financial 0*to*r wd dropoa* iff Vw cauaa m accordance wffh law Publish March 2 9 2005 16. 23 0001 AaNs foarvwawdrr* In ui , fi-u-m i h>4i ui uN<S. *ml WtkTIAN MARK MAIM Vmkl mdsa ARrur Ana is liMinra I spl.nc fur srhula* (.u Apiisy ,iprs>*t'> tH .a lllJjtn iflm ik ,1 1 -ID »ir « » liil k is i » w.tiiUirnapluuis turn (TarlALenum An. 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Owa ( mi .A Tati i IkMbU i:.ro a ktrt TMxfiBiW <407)669-4227. 18008688771 (TOO) or 1800M 887X (V) vro Ftond* Relay M THC CfRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTCCMTH JUDICIAL CIRCUtT. OF FLORIOA M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CtVIL DIVtSION CAM NO 04-CA-4I2-14L FIWI Al F IN T ltlV i At All AVUi! Inkrsl. Mjtr l.s rl IllO n U IIU rb V ') i| m ik r k \ r iia i Paul 1 riiuisy aih) Lull IWsrfMv la in I rath ( all 1 J n i t.w ihI-'PtkI kvi 200 lAw n. Ftanda 33194 » 1 9 (309)682-4110 Publish March 23 X . 2005 0148 in accordance with the American* with DisabrMia* Ad. Parson* wffh Dwabrbkas crowd­ ing a special accommodation to participate m this proceeding should contact tha Court Administrator at X I N Park Avenue. Sanford FL 32771. Talaphon* Number (407)3234 3 X not later than aavan (7) day* pnor to tha procaadmg If hearing mpairad ITDD I 1-800 955 8771 Publish (Pteasa pukkah m Tha SantoTO Harau I 2U iTtkrk in «J«%i foil!) nil DATED VW U V i day Ol Ma-ch 2005 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Cww of saw Court By Mary Btrosga A* Deputy Cwm Maryann* Morse A* Clerk ol Vw Court By Carol Moor* A* Deputy Ctark Condominium UnN No 314. KENSVfGTON PARK. A C O N ­ DOMINIUM. am w dnp to Vw Dadwaffon of C ondominium. Racontad in OMowf Records Book 1444, Pag* 499. »* amandad by Vial oartaat Fast AmanWrwni to DaUwMkjn eff * - '-a-■—‘— • a^ UkHld*l le COflOOTffmfl" TpWTWw K1t N AnnrHincrmrnU NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment or Foreclosure 0* 1*0 March 10 2005 and amarad m Caaa No 04-229-CA-14-K. of Via Circuit Court of ih* EIG H TEEN TH Judoal Circuit m and tor SEMI­ NOLE County Florida wh*r*m i* NATIONAL C lTV HOME LOAN SERVICES INC FSLA ALTEGRA CREDIT COMPANY it Plamtiff and WILLIAM J VOU. ai a l. aro Defendants I wd sail to th# high#*! and bast bWdar lor caan at Vw Watt front door ol Vw Courthouse m SAN­ FORD SEMINOLE County Florida, it 00 AM octock on vw 12 th day of Aprs 2005 Vw fol­ lowing oaacrtad property as sat forth m saw Fm*l Judgment WITNESS my hand and Vw **al of Vw Court Vw day at MAR 10. 2005 Counfo^MdAfoKM: r NOTKf OF FORfCLOfUM 8AU P id iah March 23 2009 0144 WORKFORCE CENTRAL FLORIDA (WCF) to ttawng Vito RMMdM Mr Proposal (RFP) to boko* organtuborw who ara MwMy MkaWg M H M M om-ot bcttooi yeuvi prograww « dur Q u b it Ftotoda Commundy atoh Via Wtotd M Laid dti dm»n- THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 66-67 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF ha* been Nad agaawt you and you era raquaad to aarv* a copy of your wrffWn daNnaaa. * any. t o l . onLMaM Roger*. Attorney tor PlatnM. whoa* addrae* la 951 N E 187*i Street. Suit* 204, North Miami Beach. F I 33162 wdhm thirty ( X ) days after vw fas) pubkeason ol t w Note* and Na the ongmaJ wffh Vw Cfork of V w Court affhar baton serve* on PlaaKffr* aftornay or immadwtaN foanaAar. ofharwiaa a default wM ba anfond agaawt you lor Vw rakef OPTiinaBa i i m# compwrn DATED MAR tt 2005 MARYANNE MORSE As Ctark of Court By Carol Moor* At Deputy Clark Lig a l s Legals |tS9lHD~4049 Hm M S fA a w f DawtawAmwAWf ti20U ) l Asa •• raay. I >f*r Tuirt Rrfsar TietlkM KplaiR4Al|axaiww)f M0 00 lll)|k4t 1344 yffplraukiwuniyiah*) n n « fK U M W MJBMMOLMAiNuxJNOManvuaaayMo I p a.^ f(.4l( iwmwffih wiaatelDyrdrvywff IHutosiwsr |«( an-fciuALamuw. Birwkuitay sv a s Nca AtfosifohC. 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M«b Aiaancx Ta* Lfoas (169)744-4293 Efobtayai m il FCAN W e e k o f M u c h 2 1 .2 0 0 5 l �Tmt H n u j) L ecals Leca ls * v m c ir c u it c o u r t k U M M O L K COUNTY, FLOM OA PROBATIHV1940N U W . 0K M N m IN RE ESTATE Of JOEL D WAONER •kVa JOEL WAONER aka JOEL OERL WAONER. DKMNd Nonet t o cncorroRs The edrmnisiration of the E ila lt ol JOEL D W AQNERaVa JOEL WAONER e/ka JO EL DERL WAONER (toceaeed. who** data at deem January 19 3005 File Number 05-CP 434. a panting In Via Circuit Court tor Semmoie County Florida Probata DMuofv tha addrau ol whch a Poat Offc* Drawer C Sanlord Florida 33772 Tha names and a O d i ii u i ol the Partonal Rapratantatrva and tha Partonal Representatives attorney ara set torth betow A l cradrtori at tha decedent and other peraont having riaimt or darnandt agamtt decadent* attata on whom a copy ol thr* nonce ha* bean aarvad mutt Ma than claim* •nth this Court WITHIN THE LATER O f 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A* other creditor* ol the dece­ dent and parton* having clavn* or demand* agemst tha deca­ dent » attain mu»l like than derm* with IN* Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH ABOVE ANV CLAIM FILED TW O <71 VEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT S DATE O f DEATH IS BARREO THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION O f THIS NOTICE IS MARCH 33 3005 KATHERINE F WAGNER Partonal Rapratantatrva 7057 Mammock War Waiter Park Florida 33797 STEPHEN M STONE Florida Bar No tt30*6 735 North Magnolia Avenue Orlando F l 33*03 Telephone 407 433 7910 Attorney lor Partonal Rapratantatrva Pubksh March 23 30 3005 O lS t M T H t CIRCUIT COURT FOR M W H O L E COUNTV. FLOM OA P N 00A TS DIVISION FN* Number 06CFTO440 IN RE ESTATE OF TERRANCE H DITTUER Attorney tor Petmorer Florida Bar No 310471 1615 Edgeerater Drive SuMe 150 Orlando FL 33604 1407) 643-0346 Publish March 33. 30 2005 0153 M T H t CIRCUIT COURT FOR B E IR N O U COUNTY. FLOM OA PROBATE DIV1EION FILE NO. 06-CP-4M IN RE ESTATE OF ANITA LOU BUEN7LE Deceated NOTICE TO CREDITORS The admmisttaton ol the dilate ol ANITA LOU BUEN2LE. deceated who** dale ol deem eat January 35 3005 it pend mg in the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Piabata Division the addratt ol which it 301 N Part Avenue Sanlord FL 33771 The name* and addreitet ot the Partonal Rapi atentative and the Partonal Repretentalivet attor­ ney are aet forth below An creditor* ol the decedent and other periont hevmg clavn* ot demand* agamil decedent * eitete including unmatured contingent or unliquidated derm* on whom a copy ot the notice e terved mutt 14a thee damn with the 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 AH other creditor* ol the dace dent and pertont hevmg ctaimt or demand* agamtt the dace dent* eitete mutt file their ctaimt with me Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE of th e f ir s t p u b l ic a t io n OF TH IS NO TIC E ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME p e r io d SET FORTH ABOVE ANV CLAIM FILED TW O (31 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED The dale ot 1**1 publication ol the Notre e March 2 ] 3005 MARY AUDREY ROBERT Personal Representative 609 Magnolia Avenue Sanlord Florida 33771 JAMES A BARKS Attorney Florida Bar No 197564 1130 W Fir it Street Suite B Sanlord FL 33771 Telephone 407331-1274 Attorney lor Penonal Repretentalive Pubfcth March 33 30 3005 0153 M T H t CIRCUIT CO URT FOR M AK O N A VOORHEES PROBATE DIVISION FILS I : 06-CP-O464 NOTICS T O CRCOFTONS ISummary Adnurattraaon) IN RE ESTATE O f TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Vou are hereby notihed that an Order ot Summary Adnuruttraton hat been entered m the attata o* WARiON A VOORHEES decaated Cate Number 3005-CP 440 by the Circuit Court tor Seminote County Florida Probata Drvwon the addreti ot rrhch a Poat Critic* D>*w*r C Sanlord FL 33772 0659 that tha decedant t date ot death eat September 31. 200* mat me total value ot the attata it IA5 000 00 and mat me name* and addratt ot thote to whom 4 hat bean attuned by tuch order are NAME Creditor* ADDRESS Seen PO Bo* 193149 Cotontout Ohio 43216 7149 American Eiprett PO Bo* 360003 Ft Lauderdale Florida ■ana One Caramember Service P O Bo> 15154 WWnmgton, DE 19666 5153 Omncara at Flood* Longeood 675 Florae Central Parkway Sum 1600 Longwaod FL 33750 DougiM G Voorhee* 656 RoBmg Loopa Apt 13 Ceaaetoerry FL 32707 Robert E Voorhee* ttt-C Beverly h n Terrace Woodbrtog* NJ 07065 Robert E Voorhee* 11 t-C Beverly H M Terrace Woodbndge NJ 07065 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARC NOTIFIED THAT At credeor* ol me etuae c4 me Order tor whom prove**! h made *i the Summery _____ eari me Court WITHtN TH E TR IE P C R O O E S E T FORTH M SECTION 733 703 O F THE FLORIDA PROBATE coot ALL CLAW S NOT SO PILED M U BE FOREVER BARREO NOTW ITHSTANDING t h e TIME PERIOD BET FORTH ABOVE. ANV C U M P U D TW O (t ) TEARS OR MORE A F TE R t h e D ECEDENT'S 0AT1 OP D E A T H * BARREO JAMES THOMAS LEDFORD SR Deceated NOTICE TO CREDITORS T ie edminetraton ol me ettaie ct j a m e s th o m as led fo r d SR deceated File Number 3005-CP-0325 it pending m the Circuit Court tor Semmoie County Florida Probate Drvwwn the addratt ol when it X t N Part Ave Sanlord Sern.noe F l 33771 The name* and addrettet ol the Partonal Repretentatrve and ma Partonal Representative* attorney are tel form Detoe All creditor* ol the decadent and other pertont who have ctaimt or demand* agamtt decedent t estate including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claim* and who have been terved a copy ol m « Notice mutt Na their claim* vnth but Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE 13) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF T h e FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY <30t DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SER­ VICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM AJ other creditor* ot the dece­ dent end Other P*rton* hevmg claim* or demand* agamtt oaceoeni t ettata. including unmatmed contingent or untqutoated cum * mutt fee thee daunt eim the court WITHIN THREE (3 i MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Of THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO F L E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Noteimetandmg me tune peri­ od* tel form above any dam Nad two (3| year* or more after me decedent i data ol deam a The date ol me hm puPtcaeon of me nonce e Match 33 3006 SUSAN 0 JULIAN Partonal Repretentalive 3744 Tanner* Mft Road Oameevfte OA 30607 R OBERT K M dNTO SH. ESOUIRE Florae Bar No 376303 STENSTROM . MCINTOSH. COLBERT. WHlOMAM RE ISCHM ANN S PARTLOW. PA Poet ODtoe Boa 4B6B Sartord. FL 33773-4646 T B W r i r i 4071333 3171 March 23 A 24.2005 h | t 7 B L ecals L ecals Tha admmitirabon ol the aetata ct EDWARD A FITZ­ PATRICK. deceated whoee data ol deem wee December 2 . 3003. N panting tn me Cecuff Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Probate Drvtamn, the addratt ol etvch a 301 N. Park Avenue. Sanlord. FL. 33771<393 The name* and addreetet ol the Partonal Repraaantatnr* and tha Personal Represent**** attar- A* creditor* ol the decedent and other pertont having daimt or demendt agamtt decedent'* ettata on whom a copy ol tha note* a required to be terved mutt tea the* daunt with tha Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al other ci editor* at the dacedent and pertont hevmg daunt or demend* egamtl the dece­ dent* ettala mutt Id* then c l* ™ with tha Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A ll CLAIMS NO T FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733 703 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME PERiOO S E T FORTH ABOVE ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (?) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED The dale ol t*tt publication ol tha Note* a March 33, 2005 S<ta E Fitrpatnct Pertonal Repretentatrve 396 Mortal Loop Ovwdo Florida 33765 Jam** C Brock Florida Bar No 132522 1155 So Semoran Btvd . Suit* •3 1142 Winter Park FL 33793 Telephone 407679-1973 Attorney lot Site E Fitzpatrick Put*kh March 33. 30 3005 0155 IN T H t C1RCUTT CO URT OF T H t 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M AMO FOR ttM R K X t COUNTY. FLOMOA O tN IK A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CAM NO: OMA-ttB-UW ABN AMRO MORTGAGE GROUP INC PLAINTIFF VS MARY SOLINA. IF LIVING AND IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS DEVISEES G RANTEES ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST MARY 114a |tHKNOWH SPOUSE OF MARY SOLINA. IF ANY. GIUSEPPE A SOLINA. IF LIVING AND IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. U EN O R S CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH UNDER OR AOAINST GIUSEPPE A SOLINA UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OlUSEPPE A SOLINA. IF ANY CITY OF SANFORD FIO R I0A ISTVAN BUKOR JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANTiSI N on et OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to a Summary Fmal Judgment at Foredoeur* dated March 16 3005 entered m Civil Cat* No 05-CA-115-14-W Ol ma Circuit Court ol m* itT H Judicial Circuit m and lor SEMI­ NOLE Courtly. Sanlord Florida I an* ta* to m# ivgheai and bad biddar lor caah at me Wett Front Door al me BEMINOLE County Courthouta located at 301 Norm Pam Avenue m Sanford. Fonda (1 11 00 am on the 3 day ol May. 3005 the following OeecnOed property *• eat forth m seto Summary Fmal Judgment, to-wit LOT 53 QROVEVlEW VIL­ LAGE SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 19 PAGES 4 5 AND t. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated w e i t day ol March 3005 M iryinm M o m (CIRCUIT CO URT SEAL) Cork ol ma Crtcurt Court JOHN L JACKSON, al M , NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SAL* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Fmal Judgmant ol Foredoeur* dated the 10m day at March. 3005. end entered m Cee* No OSOA-317-14-W, ct the Circuit Court ol the IBdi Judicial Cttcull In and lot Sammofa County. Florida, wharain HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III. i* the Plaintiff and JOHN L JACKSON. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOHN L JACKSON. JOHN DOE. JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTlSl IN POSSESSION OF THE SUB­ JE C T PROPERTY ara Defendant* I wi* tel to the tughett and bed bidder lor cadi d tha WEST FRONT DOOR d the Seminole County Courthouta. m SANFORD. Florida, d 1100 am on the 14rn day ot April 3005. the toltowmg detenbed property a* *et torth m tael Fmd Judgment, to LO TS I AND 2. BLOCK 6 ALIENS FIRST ADOITION TO WASHINGTON HEIGHTS ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 33 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORI­ DA In accordance with tha American* with DitaMrtwt Ad. Pertont with Disabilities need­ ing a tpeoal accommodation to participate in ttu* proceeding should contact the Court Admmittiator al M l N Park Avenue. Sanloid FL 33771. Telephone Number (407)333 4330 not later than seven (7) day* poor to the proceeding It hearmg unpaired |TDD) 1-BOO955 6771 or Voce IV) 1600955-8770 via Florida Ralay Service* WITNESS my hand and the te d ol W t Court thi* 16th day ot March 3005 Maryann# Mort* At Clerk at the Court By Mary Stroup* A* Deputy Clerk Law Office ol Marshall C Watson 1800 NW 49TH STR E E T SUITE 130 F T LAUD ER DALE FL 33309 Telephone 195414530365 Fectmiil* ( 954 ) 771-6053 Pubkth Match 23 30 3005 0156 M TH E CIRCUIT CO URT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOtCtAL CIRCUIT 64 AND FOR M IN N OH COUNTY. FLOM OA C A M NO : 04-CA-f MB-14W too Ptamtitl vt i m a t u - t 11 DEBBIE lLANA A K A DEBORAH L LLANA HANCOCK BANK M C A GUARANTY NATIONAL BANK OF TALLAHASSEE and UNKNOWN TENANTSOW NERS Defendant* NOTICE OF BALE Notice I t hereby given pur­ suant to an Fmal Judgment at Foreclosure tor Piamtiff entered m ttu* cause on March 16. 3005 m the Circuit Court at Sammato County Ftortoa I ww tan me property Situated in Sernmol* County. Florida described at LO T 35 C O RR ECTED ANO REVISED PLAT OF NOR­ MANDY PARK ACCORDING T O THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK B PAGE 100 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA and commonly known ak 271 Lincoln Road d pubic tala, to me rvghed and bed bidder, tor caah. hatd on tha wed Iron! door ol the Sernmol* County Courthouse at 11 00 AM on Apm 14, 3005 Dated the tern day of March. 3005 Clerk ol the Cvcut Court MARVANNE m o r s e By Mary Stroup* Oepgfy Clerk in accordance with the American* With D nebiUke* Act. person* wrth OtabWke* needmg a tpeoal accommodation to perkopate m Wa proceeding should contact court Admeveaebon el telephone number <407)6654330. not laid man **v*n (7) day* poor to me proceeding it hearing enpaead. (TDD) 1-600655-6771. ot Voice (V11-600•55-B770. via Florida Relay Service Kaaa. Shuler, Salomon. Sped Foyle 6 Smger, PA FO Bo. 600 Tampa. FL 33601-0600 PuMeh Match 33. 30. 3005 0166 PtontolOfvFL 33324 (6641233-6000 FLEAM FAK A COPY OF THE FIRST INSERTION TO 6*4233-6*56 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITY ACT paraont caal aooommaaaMn thouW conlad COURT AOMNUTRATON. at ma ifMMOLE County M AND FOR BBMB40U COU64TV. CAM NO: 66CA-f666-1*K CHARLES WILLIAMS. J R . At TRUSTEE OF THE CHARUS WILLIAMS. JR REVOCABLE TRUST OF 1667. (TOO) i ALSO LESS and EXCEPT A PARCEL OF LAND LYING IN THE SOUTHW EST QUARTER OF SECTION It TOWNSHIP 2t SOUTH RANGE 39 EAST DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT THE NORTH­ W EST CORNER OF THE SOUTHW EST OUARTER OF SAID SOUTHW EST OUARTER OF SECTIO N 11. THENCE RUN SO U TH 00- 24 53WEST. ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SECTION It. A DIS­ TANCE OF 35 00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING THENCE RUN SOUTH 69* 51' 09- EAST. PARALLEL WITH THE NORTH LINE OF SAID SOUTHW EST OUARTER OF THE SOUTHW EST OUARTER OF SECTION it A DISTANCE OF 645 75 F EE T T O THE EAST LINE OF THE W EST HALF OF SAID SOUTHW EST OUARTER OF THE SOUTH W EST QUARTER OF S E C ­ TION 11, THEN CE RUN SO U TH 00* 33 59" WEST. ALONG SAID EAST LINE. 36 03 FEET, THEN CE RUN SO U TH 65’ *4 21* WEST. 56 33 F EE T TH EN C E RUN NO RTH 69’ 49 43' W EST 553 64 F E E T T O A POINT LYING 35 00 F EE T EAST WHEN MEASURED AT RIGHT ANGLES OF SAID W EST LINE OF SECTIO N 11. THENCE RUN SO U TH 40* 07 13* W EST 54 79 FEET TO SAID W EST LINE OF SECTION II. THENCE RUN NORTH 00* 24' 53* EAST ALONG SAID WEST LINE 74 35 F E E T TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND U E S IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA Btoc* A Tied 55 ILESS the East 507 25 leet Iheteol). REPLAT OF TRACTS 47. SO 51. 54 55 6 56 EXCEPT LOTS I TO 4 6 31 TO 24 O F BLOCK H TR A C T 56 SANLANDO SPRINGS, according to the plat thereof recorded m Plat Book 7. Pagai*) 4. of m* Public Record* ol Semmota Coun ty Flood* Block B Tract 55 ILESS the Wett 496 leet theteoh REPLAT OF TRACTS 47. 50 St. 54 55 A 56 EXCEPT LOTS 1 TO 4 6 21 TO 34 OF BLOCK H TRACT 56 SANLANDO SPRiNOS. according to the plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 7. Pageit) 4 of the Pubi« Record* ot Sernmol* Coun ty Florida LESS AND EXCEPT from me above that cartain property deeded lor road purpose* to me City ol Altamonte Spring*. Fioida. by Warranty Deed* recoided in ottoai Reccxdt Book 3143 pagt i3#0. and Official Racordt Book 2142. paga 1392. Pubkc Record* ot Semmoie Coun ty Florida at public tale to me highest and best boom lor cash al ma west front slap* ol the Sernmol* County Courthouse. 301 N P*ik Avenue m the City ol Sanlord Florida, al tha hour ol I I 00 ■ m on me torn day ot April 3005 WITNESS my hand and official •eai at Sanlord Florida ma day Ct March 3005 MARVANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Mary Strouo* Deputy Clerk LAWRENCE W BORNS. P A Attorney lor PlemM 413 N HaMaa Avenue Daytona Beach FL 32116 (366) 253-6406 Publish March 33. 30. 2005 0160 wi mw io in* mgnwsT mna dvh balder tor caah al Weal front door ot me Ccurthouee 30 1 N Park Avenue. Sanlord. Fl 32771. al 1100 AM On APR 14. 3005. t toVotwig described property •at torth m said Final Judgmant. to Ml LOT 1 AND 2. BLOCK 34. SAN LANOO THE SUBURB BEAUTI­ FUL. SANFORD SECTION. AS PER PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3 PAGE 66 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA MARVANNE MORSE A* Clerk at the Court By Mery Stroup* A* Deputy Clerk In accordance with the American* with DiteMike* Act. pertont needmg a reasonable aocommodakon to particm*** m this proceeding should, no later than seven (7) days prior conlad tha Clerk ot the Court * dis­ ability coordinator el 4076654337. 301 N PARK AVE SUITE N301, SANFORD. FL. 32771 It hearing impend, contact (TDOl 8009556771 via Florida Relay System Pubkth Sanlord Hereto Submitted by Ben-Ena A Kali PA Attorney* tor Plaintiff 951 N E 167m Street. Surt* 304 North Miami Beach Florida 33163 Telephone (3051770-4100 Publish March 23. 30 3005 O t6t Mode* ot Application for Tax Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, mat TERRY D NICKELSON the holder ol the totowing certificate! t) lor a tax deed to be issued thereon The certificate number! t) and year(s) of issuance, the description ol the property, and the named) m which it was assessed tk'tr* a t toCERTIFICATE NO M i l YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1 M PARCEL ID * 11-31-31-666. Description of _BJLC 3 FQ 33 Names in which assessed riW M f fl M i l All ot Sato property being m the County ot Seminot# state ol Ftortoa Unless such certificated) shall be mdSemed according 10 I«W the property described m such certificated) wilt be sold to me highest btoder at tha west front door. Semmoie County Courthouse. Sanlord Florida, on Monday April if. 2005 a n 1 00 am Payment ol Sale lee. appli­ cable documentary stamp ia>e* and recording feet are requirod to be pato by the successful btoder at the sad Full payment ot an amount equal to me highest bto * due within 34 hours alter the advertned time ot sale All payments Shan Da cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable to ma Clark ol ma Circuit Court Mart* 33. 30.3006 GOLF MACE AT ALTAMONTE, 0117 0164 EOWAAO A MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Garatome Harford Deputy Cdrk Publish March 6.16. 23 30. 2005 0046 T a il NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, mat TERRY D NICKELSON. ma holder ol me totowing certificated) to a tax dead to be issued thereon The certificate nmnberts) and yeai(s) ol isauartca. the description ol me property, and (he named) in which it was assessed ■a'are as toCERTIFCATE NO YEAR OF ISSUANCE PARCEL ID V Description ol BiTMBCMCUn COUNT OF FLOMOA M AND DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE. OF AMEMQUCST MORTGAGE MCURIDES INC . ASSET BACKED RAM THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SEMES I004-R6. UNDER THt POOLNO S MRVC640 AGREEMENT DATED AS OF AUGUST 1. SOM. WITHOUT RECOURSE. AM ol 6«d property bemg m tie County of Sammoto. State ot Florida Untaaaauctai 8ha6 to IBd66*H6d 66 to taw. Vw property da In aueft oertdtotaMe) •otd to «ta htgftaai M the worn front Baer. St County i 3006. at n DO ant •) TBa Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that TERRY D. NICKEISON the holder ol the fol­ lowing certificated) to a tax dead to be issued thereon The certificate number! t) end yesr(s) ol issuance, the description ot the property, and the name(s) m which it was assessed is'are as to- ■tB VWMB ta I frrZPATROL TRUST. AS I ol ■LAKH BtVmOM P i I Dated on March 3, 2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Deborah M. Brown Deputy Ctok Pubksh March 9. IB. 23. 30. 2005 0050 PQ 101 Names In which assessed FRANK____L All ol said property being m the County ol Seminole. State ol Florida Unless such certificated) shall be redeemed according to lew. the property described in such certificated) win be sold to the highest bidder at the west front door. Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida, on Monday. April IB. 2005. at 11 00 am Payment of Sale lee appli­ cable documentary stamp taxes and recording lees are required to be pato by the successful btoder al the sale Full payment ol an amount equal to the highest bto it due within 24 houtt slier the advertised time ol seta An payments shell be cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable to the Clerk ol the Circuit Court Dated on March 3. 2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. Florida By Geraldine Harford Deputy Clerk Publish Match 9. 16 23. 30, 2005 0046 Taa Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, mat TERRY D NICK tlSO N the holder ol the to towing certificated) to a tax deed to be issued maroon The certificate number) s) end year(a) ol issuance, the description ol me property, and the name!si m which it was assessed is-aro as toCERTIFICATE NO 1061 YEAR OF ISSUANCE U M PARCEL 10 • 33-16-31-613QflflfclilO Description of Property I l a ( OT M l MID­ WAY Pta 1 PQ 41 Names in which assessed R. CHARLTON AH of sato property bemg in me County ol Semmoie Slate ot Florida Payment ol Seta lee appli­ cable documentary stamp taxes and recording lees aro required to be pato by ma successful btoder at ma sale Full payment ol an amount equal to the highest bto « due within 24 hours after the advertised lime ol seta All payments shell be cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable to the Clerk ot tha Circuit Court Dated on March 3. 2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Deborah M Brown Oaputy Cterk Putohah March ». t l . 23. 30. 2005 0046 lakkaAeei aB^toMk OOCwrfWniary w np tasaa and rocortBng leas are required to be ptad By Bit successful btoder al the seta Fu« payment ol an amount equal to me hlghaat bid ta dua within 24 hours after the advertised time of safe. AB payments shal ba caah or guaranteed instrument, mads payable to the Cterk of the Circuit Court Tax Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that TERRY D NfCKELSON. me holder cHthe fol­ lowing certificated) to a tax deed to be issued thereon The certificate number!s) and year(s) ot issuance, the description of the properly, and the name(s) in which V was assessed is/aro as toCERTIFICATE NO M YEAR OF ISSUANCE lflH PARCEL ID V H I t t m MOB-POD Description of Property B J I M M Names tnwhch assessed WtCKY L. 66QR- LEX Alt ol seto property bemg vt the County ol Semmota. State of Florida Unless such certificated) sheH be redeemed accordmg to law. the property described in such certificated) wft ba soto to m# highest btoder at the west tront door. Seminole County Courthouta. Sanlord. Florida on Monday. April IB. 2005 at 11 00 am Payment ot Seta lee. appli­ cable documentary stamp taxes and recordmg lees aro required to be pato by tha successful btoder at tha taie Full payment ot an amount equal to the highest bto is due within 24 hours after tha advertised time ot sale. Al payments than ba cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable to the Ctok ol tha Circuit Court Dated on March 3. 2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Deborah M Brown Deputy Cterk Publish March ». tB. 23. 30. 2005 0051 TtoDaai NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that TERRY D NICKELSON. tha holder ol me totowmg certificated) tor a las dead to ba issued maroon The certificate number(s) and year(s) of issuance, tha description of the property, and the named) m which it was as seised toaro a t toCERTIFICATE NO YEAR OF ISSUANCE PARCEL ID # Description ot UnwiYf l i F i a a i m which ■ AS ot seto properly bemg In the County at Semmoie. Stale of Florida Unless such cemtaaiedl than ba redeemed accordmg to law. ma property described m such oamkeawd) w« ba •oto to the htghata btoder at the M 4t trool door. SammoN County Courthouse. Sanlord. Ftortoa. on Monday. April ta. 2005. at m iO am. Payment ta Sato lee. appA* cable documentary stamp required to ba paid By i « succeaetobtoder to Pta aato equtatottoNBhatoM to Bua wffhm 24 hours after tfta advaittoad kma ta vtaa. Al NOTICE IS HEREBY Q/VEN. Vtot FPELA DENNY. to Bta Ctortt to r a las Bead to Ba taauad maroon The cartavctata nuwtoard) and yearts) ta taauano*. the asyertpavn al the pmpaity. and tha na>wa<a) IB. UNOBAY BUTLER. Vt 61. 66CA-6661-16W. 4* I CM 6N I IS. Payment ta8a*Blaa>appB- (COUNTY NOTICE « H t R » II 6 6 F M Jw HM EMM I IL 2006. t a ll Down. Pubksh March B. IS. 23. 30. 2005 0047 CERm CATE NO: YEAR OF ISSUANCE: PARCELS)#: | ii.1 C a .I B . OEFENDANT(B) . N J070M Ftartda. on Monday. April IB, ^ CIDW 4 4 4 6 d ). d d . ■I TN11 • Unless such certitcaie(t) shall ba redeemed according to lew the property described m such certificated) will be soto to the highest btoder al ma west front door Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Fionas, on Monday. April 18 2005. al 11 00 am Dated on March 3. 2005 canwiww «■ Ba void to ma Ngpaat bidder at tie ivata Bant door, Bawdntaa in autat MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Geratdtrw Harford Deputy Cterk CERTIFICATE NO YEAR OF ISSUANCE PARCEL ID t: Description VS M BB: ESTATE OP t EXHIBIT 'A ' From tha Northwad comer of the Southwett 1/4 ol the Southwest 1/4 at Section 11, Townshp 21 South. Range 39 Easl. Semmota County. Florida, run S 00* 19' 00* E dong the Wad kna ol ta d Section 11 a distance ol 35 teat to ma poeff beginning, thence run N 09* 34' 00* E paraM with the North kna ol ta d Southwest 1/4 ol the Southwest 1/4 of Section It. a distance ot 645 76 Net to a pomt on tha Ead kna ol Via Wad t/2of ta d Southwest 1/4 at tho Southwest 1/4 ot Section 11. thence ru n s 00' 09' Z T E. ■long sad Ead l«n# 337 53 ted. thence run S 69* 34' 00* W 644 S3 le d to Itoretad West kne ol Section it. thane run N 00* 19 00* W along sad West kn* 337 S3 leet to the pomt at beginning LESS and EXCEPT the Wett 30 leet thereof FUUNTIFF, 666-6770. vta m iN O -B tC R -IT T 111« l SECURITIES, INC . ASSET BACKED PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SERIES 3004Re, UNDER THE POOUNQ 6 SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF AUOUST 1, 3004. WITHOUT RECOURSE. taaPlamMand UNOSAYBUT­ LER UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF UNOSAY BUTLER. DAVIO GRAHAM TAYLOR. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DAVID GRAHAM TAYLOR are m* Oelendant* I MTNB06MUT COURT Jp m tm e tB M it February IS. 2005 and March f7. 3005 m tha above causa pending m the Ocurt Court tor Seminole County. Florida. C M Action No 04-CA-1095-14K tot the purpoea ot testifying tad Judgmant. I. Via undardgnad w* t#o m# fowowwig property m SammoN County. Florida, to-wrt MIDFIRST BANK. By Mary Strove* Deputy Clerk Pubwitn The lemnoto Herald THE LAW OFFICES O F DAVID J STERN. P .A , ATTO RNEY FOR PLAINTIFF aoi S Unwarwty Onus Sum Lecals SEE ATTACHED LEGAL DESCRIPTION MARKED EXHIBIT’ A’ LSCALB L ecals L ecals SMB M MBwCMtaBW taataS �March 23 ft 2 i 2006 L egals Leca ls Lbca ls OF TMB NOTICE. NOTICa * HEREBY 4M V m .M T D W V O .M C K - M O M , B » HoMar of Me M M n g eM R oM M Mr ■ m VM^tDtatMMd Vianan. VWW ■# MaulK^Me M M M n e l M e property. M e name<») In aMeh ■ CERTIFICATE NO: H I YEAR OK ISSUANCE: I D RARCELlOf:] ii tw i TO «N or-am - Al ol D U property being in Me County ol Sominoio. SUN ol Ftortda. WIU. BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWTTHBTANOBM THE TRIE PERIOD BET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM F U D TWO (I) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH » BARRED. THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE 18: MARCH 10.1008 Roquet WN aw,---------------■ e » ---- v w io n v riwP 2040 Empire I Sanford. FL 32773 Mark Reyea, Esq Florida Bar No 3W737 210 N. Parti Avanua Santord, FL 32771 Telephone 407/322-5075 Attorney lor Personal PutMh: March IS. 23.2008 UnlOM auch o o rtN le M *} aha! bo radeemed according bl Im . IbhA--------- «- . , H, - 11 *# *DDF, HMv PrtUjJDITjf oncraowo In audt oortitte«lo(a) w l bo k w m i in i ntgriMi noovr « i tfo a a o Iron! door, Sominoio County Courthouao, Sanford. Florida, on Monday. April IS, 2005, ol 1100 am Payment ol Sale N o . appucable documentary atamp taaoa and recording leoa are roquirod to bo paid by the eucceeeful bidder at the take P ul payment ol on amount oqual to mo Ngheot bid la duo within 24 houra attar the advertised bme ol aale All paymanta ahall bo caah or guaranteed instrument, made payable to the Clerk ol the Circuit Court Doled on March 3. 2005 M ARYANNE M OR SE C LE R K O F TH E C IR C U T COURT SEM IN O LE C O U N TY. FLO R ID A By Geraldine Harford Deputy Clerk Pubbsh March g. 16. 23. 30. 2005 0053 e m e u rr c o u b t M ANO FOR MNVNOCE COUNTY. FLOM OA PROBATE DIVISION P U NO. 0 4 O P -H T I in t h e IN RE ESTATE OF DONALD HOWARD BROWN. Oaceasad M TH E CIRCUIT CO U R T FOR B O B N O iE COUNTY, PLOfVOA PROBATE O M B K M M RE : ESTATE OF JAI AOGARWAL Deceased NOTICE TO CREMT0R8 The administration ol the estate ol JAI AOQARWAL. deceased, whose dale ol death was November 25. 2004. F*e Number 05-CP-330. * pending In Ow Cecuit Court lor Samaioie County. Florida. Probata O m o n Vw addrsst ol which is Post ORcs Drawat C. Santoro. Florida 32772 The names and addresses ol the Personal Representative and the Personal Representatives A l credaora ol the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent's estate on whom a copy ol thrt notice hat been served must tile the* claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE PlRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al other creditors ol the dece­ dent and persons having damn or demands against tha deca­ dent's sslale musl tile their deans with this Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED N O T IC t T O CR CDITO R t Tha admmrstiation ol the estate ol DONALD HOWARD BROWN. Oeceaaad. n F a No 04-CP 2071. is pending m the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Probate Division, the edfreee or which a P O Bo* m m . Sanford. FL 32772-8099 The name end edfreaa ol Vw Pereonel RepreaenUIrve and Pyponal ReptaaanUOveh aikxA l credaora ol Ow dacedant and oOwr paraont having dams or demands against the decedania estate including ur>ma­ tured contingent, or unhqmdaled derma, on whom a copy ol Ihta noice « served must Me their claims with this Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THR EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF T h e FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l ether credaora ol the dece­ dent and peraont having daunt or dwnandt against the etlale including unmatured, contin­ gent. or unliquidated derm*, must Ms then daana wUh this Court WITHIN THREE M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED RONALD I BROWN WILLIAM J McLEOD. EBOUIRE McLeod. McLeod A McLeod. PA Florida Bar No 322024 P. O Drawer 950 Apopka. FL 32704 TeWphone (407) *09-3300 KULDEEP AOGARWAL Personal Representative 1055 Edmeton Place Longwood Florida 32779 STEPHEN M STONE Flonde Bar No 113099 725 North Megnoka Avenue Orlando FL 32903 Telephone 407 423-7910 Attorney tor Personal Representative Publish March 19 23 2005 0097 M T N I CMCUTT CO URT OF TH E EIGHTEENTH JUOtClAL CIRCUIT H ANO FOR SEMBIOLE COUNTY, FLO M O A PR O B A Tt DIVISION FILE NO SI 0840 CP n o t ic b t o i I NOTICS T O CREDITORS T lw admMaVaeon at Vw ealaN ol Q EO R O E L TR E E TE R . was July 20. 2004; N pendmg in the CtrouA Court tor Seminole County. Florida. Probate Drvteton. Fie Number 05C277CP; Vw address ol which a Poet OMtce Drawer C, Sentort. FL 32772. The name* end address­ ee ot Vw personal representslive end Vwl personal represenlathe's attorney are set lorth ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: craonori os uw Q&cvQwn mno other persons having dasns or demands egeSist Vw decedent* estsW. including unmetured. comngenl or unliquidated dasns. on whom a copy ol VW nodes a served must Ms the* dasns wVh VW Court WITHIN TH E LATER O f 3 MONTHS A FTER 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 ar U cither creditors ot the Decs deni and persons having dasns or dsmandi against the dece­ dents sstate. mdudmg unma tursd. contingent or unkqutoated damn must 14s then damn with V w court WITHIN 3 MONTHS A FTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED dent and persons having claims or demands agamsi the dece­ dent's estate musl 14s their deans with V w Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NO T SO FILED WIU. BE FOREVER BARREO NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME P E H O O S S E T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O 12) YEARS OR MORE AFTER TH E D E C E D E N TS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS MARCH 19. 2005 Personal Representative Wachovia Bank. N A By J Jay Patmesi. CTFA Vice Presidem and Senior Trust Advisor FL 6091. Fust National Bank Bldg 255 South County Road Palm Beach Florida 33480 Robert Jackson Ftonda Bar No 38960 2165 - 15th Avenue Veto Beech. Flonde 32960 Telephone 772-567-4355 Attorney tot Peieonai Representative Publish March 16 23 2005 0101 HILARY E. SILSBV Personal Representative 1394 Ferendma Drive Deltona. Flonde 32725 ROBERT K MclNTOSH ESQUIRE Ftonda Bar No 376302 STEN 5 TR O M MclNTOSH. COLBERT. WHIGHAM REISCHMANN A P A R U O W PA Post Office Bos 4846 Sanford FL 32772-4848 Telephone 407-322-2171 Attorney lor Personal Representative Publish March t6 23 2005 0103 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOB SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE #: 2004-CP-0444 IN RE ESTATE O f Th o m a s w m o o h e aka THOMAS WARNER MOORE Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS The adm.nulralon of the estate ol THOMAS W MOORE a k a THOMAS WARNER MOORE deceased File Number 2005 CP-0444 is pending in the A l credAors ol the decedent and other persons who have claims or demands against decedent s estate, including unmatuied contingent or unliquidated claims, and who have been served a copy ct ffwe Notice musl Me the" claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (31 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY 1301 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER VICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM All othet creditors ol the dece dent and other persons having claims or demands agamst decedent s estate including unmatured contingent or unliq uidaled claims musl Me then claims with this court WITHIN THREE H i MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ROBERT K MclNTOSH, ESOUIRE Ftonda Bar No 376302 STENSTROM . MclNTOSH. COLBERT WHIGHAM. REISCHMANN 9 PARTIOW. PA Posl Offce Boi 4548 Santord FL 32772-4848 Telephone 407/322-2171 Attorney lor Personal Representative Publish March 16 23 2005 0104 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Notice is hereby given Semmole Paml A Body win sell at Putile Auction tor salvage for cash on demand to tvghesl bidder the following described vehicles APRIL 4. 2004 1968 Toyota 4 Dr VIN* JT2MH73E6J0I500 72 1997 BMW 5281 VIN* WBA0D6J27VBW17909 The date of the last publication of this nohee is March 16 2P05 The auc1«m will be held at 1200 PM on the sari dales above Al Seminole Paml A Body 2540 S Myrtle A*# Sanford FL 32773 Prospective bidders may inspect vehetes one hour prior to sale Terms aie cash or cer­ tified funds Semmole Wiecsei reserves the nghl lo accept or reiecl any and all bris JENNIFER BERGMAN Publish March 23 2005 0142 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Notwithstanding the time pen ods set lorth above any clam tiled two 121 yea's or more after the decedent c dale ot death is baned FRANCES NOTICt OF AUCTION Thrt auction wrt be held on A P fM .tl.M 8 9 . at 900 AM el 325 Aukn Ave. Oviedo. FL Prospective bidders may inspect the vehrdes on the day before Ihe Auction Irom 9AM urdt 6PM Terms are cash of centred funds only OVIEDO TOWING reserve* Ihe nghl to accept or refuse any and al bids Tha following offered tor bris vehicles are 1995 Dodge VIN* 1B3ES47C0SDI95702 Publish March 23 }005 0143_______________________ NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Pubkc auction to be held at 9 00 am on the M l Bey ot AprV, 2001 At the Iron! door Ol Santord Towing A Recovery Inc located at 2527 Country Club Rd Santord Fl 32771, tor the purpose of disposing of the following vetide CCL449F305469 1979 CHEVY Public auction to be held at 9 00 am on the Tift day of April, 2001 Al the front door ol Santord Towing A Recovery Inc located at 2572 Country Club Rd Santord Fl 37771. tor the purpose ol drsposmg ol Ihe lohowing vehicle IGIAP8714EL121254 1984 CHEVY Publish March 23 7005 0162 — LAWRENCE PALOMBl Personal Representative W *am H Morrison Esquss Flonde Bar No 143303 BALDWIN 9 MORRISON PA 7100 South Highway 17 92 Fern Perk FL 32730 Telephone 407/534 1424 Attorney lor Personal Representative Publish March 19 23 2005 0099 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BENM O LE COUNTY. FLOMOA P R O B A Tt DIVISION FILE NO. 08-CP-C399 RICHARD T TAYLOR SR Dsceated NOTICE T O CREDITORS As creditors ol the decedent and other persons having claims or demands agamsi decedents estate on whom a copy ol this notice has been served must Me than claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPV OF THIS NOTICE ON JOHN B CONLEY Deceased The admm,illation ol the estate ol JOHN fl CONLEY, deceased whose date ol death was April 26 2004 File Number 2004-CP 001235 is pending m the Cecuit Court lot Semmole County Florida Probate ftviu vi the address ol which is P O Drawei C Santoro Ftonda 32772 The names and addresses ol The Peisonat Representative and the Personal Representative s anor ney are set lorth below AS other creditors of the dece­ dent and persons having claims or demands agamst the dace dents estate must hie then cwms with Itus Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER t h e OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE Q CHARLES W OHLUST Ftonda Bar No 121090 341 North Maitland Avenue. #349 MoNane. FL 32751 TsNphnna 407*44-3200 119.23. 0100 V 'I NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE ANY CLAIM FILED TW O i2l YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE D E C E D E N TS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED THE DATE O f FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE iS MARCH 16 2005 WANDAAT EVALINE E CONLEY Personal Representative 2449 R'ter Tree Circle Santord F l 32771 Publish March 16 23 2005 ESQ || ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED W IU BE FOREVER BARRED U S A RENEE TAYLOR Personal Repreeentabve 749 Wktow Run Lane Wawr Springs Flonde 32709 LOCAL NEWS w il l b e f o r e v e r b a r r e d Arctye O Lowry Ji Ftonda Bar No 562299 Pofter Clement Lowry i Duncan 309 East Fifth Avenue Mount Doia Florida 32 757 Telephone 352 393 4186 Attorney lor Petsonal Representative THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS MARCH 16. 2005 The Sanford Herald AS creditors ot the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent s estate on whom a copy ot th>s notce hes been served must Me then claims with 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 ON THEM AS othei creditors ol the dece­ dent and persons having claims or demands agamst Vw dacedams estate musl Me the* claims with this Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME PERKDOS SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE A FTER TH E D E C E D E N TS OATE OF DEATH IS BARRED t little Green N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S RAYMOND G MAXWELL JR PiCOBftC A l creators ol the decedem and oewr persona hamrig desne or The date ol the first pubkeetun ol V w notice is March 16. 2005 Personal Representative 30343 Cod Valley Lane Valley Center CA 92082 IN RE ESTATE OF THE DATE OF FIRST PUBU CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS MARCH *6 2005 th em The edmmretraton ol Vw estate ol RAYMONO Q MAXWELL, JR . deceased whose dels ol death was Novenber 7.2001. • pendmg si Vw Cecurt Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Probata Dnrwon. F4a Numbar 05-0040-CP. tha address of which a Post OVioa Drawer C Santoro. FL. 32772 Tha names and addresses ol Vw personal raprsaantibve and Vial penonM i's attorney art ELdUBselWMiksA tuft » m-, VW U1WUwWKJWvQ In# IHYW pvrr ode set forth above, any claim Nad two |2) years or more after me decedent's dele ol deem It barred Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Probate Division, the address ot which Is M l N Park Ave . Sanford. Seminole. FL. 32771 The names and addresses ol the Ancillary Personal Representative and the Ancrtary Personal Representatives' altor IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BEMtNOLt COUNTY. FLOMOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 04-CP-1715 IN RE THE ESTATE OF woa O apioR ar t . 1004. and N 0B44B-114B, • VW CoiSI WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF ACOPV OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al oVwr ersdeors ol Vw dece­ The administration ol the •stale ol RICHARD T TAYLOR SR deceased F4e Number 05-CP-0366 is pendmg m the Circuit Court lor Semmole County Florida. Piobale Division irw address ol which It Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Probate Division Post OVice Bos 9099 Sanford Florida 32772-9099 The names and addresses ol the Personal Representative end the Personal Representative t attorney are set lorth below estate, mdudmg unmetured. contingent or unkqiadeMd desne. on whom a copy ot Vw noses • served must Me Vwe desne wNi Vw Court WITH* THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TMB NOTICE OR tO DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF IM S NOTICE ON THEM R ODOLFO CREtTOFF. J R . GEORGE L TWEETER, THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS MARCH 19. 2005 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT 04 RC ESTATE OF M RE: TH E ESTATE OF IN RE ESTATE OF Pubaoh- March te. 23.2005 R tTM B C M C U TT CO U R T POR N L I NO. 9S-M77-CP NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (21 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE D E C E D E N TS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED NOTICE T O CREDITORS The dew ol tail pubhcalron ol Ova Notce w March to. 2005 copy of n i ftgfiQt hftft. boon served muot Re iw V datms wNi NOT SO P U D tMU M FOR­ EVER BARRED. L egals L egals L egals « ) 122-2611 0102 M TNI CMCUTT COUBT FOB BOBNOU COUNTY. FLOBtOA PBOBATI DtVtttOH F U I: IN RE ESTATE OF L A E IE SilSBV ro t The artmnuatration ol the estate ol LAEL E SILSBV deceased whose dote ot deem was December 17. 2004 is pendmg n Vie Octet Court tor Semmole County. Ftonda. Probate Dwwon. F ie NurtRer 2004-CP 0325. me address at which « M l N Park Ave Santoro Semmole. FL. 32771 The Personal Representative p o d n g In Price for Seminole County residents only. 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O n e Ow n er # 2I98 0 2 A •213r e ,10^90<>r*259re One Owner #143435A 17-92 SR 434) »14390-»291re *15J9l.*‘310ire �W eekend: S unday, March 20,2005 T he Sanford Herald www.Mnfordnowtpopor.com Vol. 113, No. 57 •Copyright © 2005 Th e Sanford Herald SO ctntt Eye in the sk y Second lawsuit could halt Plan Z2 again All-State Seminole Community College's T J Jones and Kirsten Harris were picked as All-State players among many honors tor Raider bas­ ketball players. B y B W vc P a n d it Managing Editor SANFORD — An admin­ istrative judge dismissed a law suit Thursday brought by Sabal Point and Tuscawilla parents challeng­ ing the Sem inole County School Board's decision to rezone nearly 5,000 high school students. Early Friday morning, the School Board held a special meeting to adopt emergency procedures to implement the plan known as Z2. A public nearing and final adoption is scheduled to take place at the April 26 School Board meeting starting at 7 p.m. Within m inutes of the School Board’s unanimous approval of the emergency measure, a Sabal Point par­ ent handed the school attor­ ney Ned Julian another law­ le e Iperts, Fage IB Do you rocognizoony ofthosetools? SANFORD — Som e of thr recovered property from .1 Sanford Police Department search warrant conducted in the beginning of March will be open for public inspection on Tuesday, March 22 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Public Safety Building. The police depart­ ment is asking people to bring some form of information to identi­ fy the property. "We would like to attempt to return (the recovered property| to the rightful owners if any way possible." said Cleo Cohen, public information officer. Police found drugs and U*ols they believe were stolen from the Sanford Historic District after serving a search warrant on Mangoustine Avenue the first week of March. More than 20 offi­ cers assisted in the operation. Officers hauled away the stolen items in a UHaul truck. S e m in o l e S m il e k ta W fl drtctof. Cartrol Rondo Conor Cow Cantor, Sonford Rezoning lawsuit rejected ‘85 Charley Pop’ ready for takeoff M itchell g a in s rival’s su p p o rt Managing Editor SANFORD — You should w First Street from 3,W0 fivt up. The rod bnrk and grey trim appear bnght and perfect from up here I'm «*n a tne thing lesson with Avion Air Academy. Until I asked my instructor Ciary Carter to take the controls while I snapped a few photos, I actually flew the Ces-.ru 172K SkyHawk the whole time. A nationwide program calk'd, "Be A Pilot," has sparked interest in learning to fly. For S49, the non-gnimalist can take an introductory k*sson. Let me forewarn readers, however My experience ktt me yearning to return to the sky. I want to fly free like* the eagles that Carter sometimes, spots near the Orlando Sanford International Airport. To actually become a pilot takes time, commit­ ment and about V4.500 The introductory lesson will cause* you to Mrnously contemplate becoming a pilot. For some, the1 idea of thing in a single-engine, propeller-dnven plane might produce butterflies tlut chum in the* stomach I don’t demy tliat nerves tnggered some* discomfort for me*, The enthusi­ asm and professionalism of Carter, however, quell S— L m m m i , Pug* 9A B y U a m C d te o n *«— ■-* tfthiaai nvrsKJ VfinK Flying instructor G ary Carter of Avion Air Academy shows a reporter toe all Important checklist before taking off over Volusia County and for a circle around downtown Sanford, top photo, and tha new brickwork on First Street. SANFORD — Former dtv commission candidate Hank Diedduus isn't sure whom his 143 supporters will vote for in the upcoming runoff election, but ne is whole-heartedly throwing his support toward Bernard Mitchell. "I just don't know," Diedduus said of his support­ ers. The runoff will be between incumbent Art Woodruff and candidate hopeful Mitchell. They gathered the most votes in the March 8 election for District 1 commissioner, but neither received more than 50 percent of the vote. Out of the 143 votes cast for Diedduus, he isn't sure what his supporters will do now. Sheriff’s Office employee resigns amid sex allegations B y L ia m E d iso n Herald Writer SANFORD — A civilian employ­ ee who registered felony offenders at the Seminole County Sheriff's Office was placed on suspension without pay pending the results of an investigation and has since resigned after soliciting for sexual favors in return for payment to a female registered offender. The woman, whose name has not been released, came to the felony registrar office on Feb. 11, and was allegedly propositioned by Joseph Scutero, 61, who has worked with the Sheriff's Office since 1986. The woman reported the incident to officials and between Feb. 16 and 17, surveillance and monitoring equipm ent was installed in Saltern's office. The office door is usually dosed when felons are reg- suit saying the Board violat­ ed open government laws. "T h e School Board did nothing to violate Sunshine laws," Julian said after the special meeting. He had not read the complaint y e t but cited a similar case against the Orange County School Board in which the school district eventually prevailed. The lawsuits were both brought by SC READ Inc., and parent Jennifer Finch who is one of two officers for SC READ. She said there were numerous violations o f the Sunshine laws that came out during the first lawsuit hear­ ing. Two exam ples stand out. Finch said. First, the public could not hear what was happening at tw o of the three Core istered The equipment monitored a second appointment made by the woman for Feb. 17. During the meeting the female asked if Scutero still wanted to take her picture, som ething she had ■alleged was asked in her previous encounter with Scutero, the Sheriff's report said. Conversation ensued and Scutero offered the female 1100 in return for sexual favors. During a post M iranda interview with Scutero, the report said: he "stated that he did agree to spend one hun­ dred dollars for the sex act but it was just in the course of conversa­ tion with the (fem ale)" Within a few days, a capias was tent to the State Attorney's office on a misdemeanor charge of procure fur prostitution-solicit another for lewd acts. The State Attorney's office opted for pre-trial diversion, meaning Scutero will not be prosecuted or brought to trial. Sheriff's Office spokesman Steve Olson said that Scutero's legal coun­ sel negotiated with tne State Attorney's office so that it did not go to trial. Scutero must m art certain condi­ tions in a 6-month period, Olson said. He must complete 32 hours of community service, attend an HIV awareness daaa, never seek law enforcement employment or certifi­ cation again, and pay for program and prosecution costa. Along with Scutero’s investiga­ tion, a survey involving female felony registrants dating b a d to the time Scutero started working as a registrar in 1998, found further •m RMign, RagelA I The former candid air sug­ gested Woodruff supporters who voted for Diedduus will go bade to Woodruff. People who wanted Woodruff out of office would most likely pass their votes to MitcneU, Diedduus said. One thing D iedduus knows for sure is whidt runoff candidate will receive his endorsement. "I'm backing Bernard,'' Diedduus said. "1 can't tell people who to vole for. But I'm endorsing Bernard. 1 have no problem with Ark It's not like he's the candidate bom Hell, but I'd like to see a change." The runoff election between Mitchell and Woodruff is scheduled for March 29. 8 m Runoff, Pago BA Station 21 �I 2A 8uoday. March20.3005 www.Mnforcln«wBpap«r.coin T h k H d u ld S e m in o l e S u m m a r y * A GLANCE AROUND O UR COUNTY Police arrest murder suspect SANFORD — Sanford police captured a m urder suspect-after the man gave police a false nam e'and escaped for a short time, O fficers apprehended le a the 2020-ye.ar-old man in a pond near Charleston Club Apartm ents. Charles Lee Thom as of Sanford was arrested Wednesday for resisting an officer and for giving a false name to a law enforcement offi­ cer. He is wanted in Belle G lade for first degree murder that occurred Dec. 23, 2004. Based on a tip from Belle Glade police, Sanford police and K-9 units responded to 2207 Logan Heights Circle to try and locate Thomas. Officers saw a person matching his descrip­ tion walked behind the apartment building. Booking photos confirmed Thomas's iden­ tification, according to police spokes­ woman Cleo Cohen. Thomas identified himself to police as Demonte Brown, the arrest report said, and he said he lived at the address with his sis­ ter. While police questioned him, Thomas ran and additional officers joined a pursuit and set up a perimeter. The Seminole County Sheriff's Office also took part. The Sheriff's Alert-1 helicopter spotted Thomas in a pond behind the pool area of the apartments. He was arrested and trans­ ported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. SPD looking for citizen volunteers The Sanford Police Department is cur­ rently accepting applications for Citizens on Patrol. Positions available in the Bike Unit, Mounted Patrol, G erical, Patrol and many other areas. Applications are available at the Sanford Police Departm ent, 815 French Ave., Sanford. Contact Volunteer Coordinator Jim Krzenski at 407-302-1080 or visit: www.sanfordpolice.org County residents invited to clean up local trail CHULUOTA— Seminole County’ residents are invited to help cleanup along a trail adja­ cent to Lake Hamev on Saturday, March 26. The deanup will take place from 9 a m to noon and is located on the Osceola Fish Camp Road, which is off of Osceola Road passed the landfill. Participants should plan on getting a little wet and muddy and bring a lunch. For mow information call 407-665-5766 or 407-665-5724. Resign Cm Ui m 4 LA alleged inappropriate behavior. "Before 1998, Scuteru was a bailiff down­ town at the courthouse. He was part of court security," Olson said. That part of the investigation found four other females who had encountered what Olson called inappropriate and suggestive comments and language, but none of the female’s chose to report the incidents, nor wished to pursue them now, a Sheriff's Office news release stated. "The impression we got from the other four (females) was that it did not rise to the solicitation level" Olson said. In a Feb. 17 letter to Scuteto, Sheriff Don Eaiinger called the man's conduct appalling. "You abused your position of authority to intimidate [said female). Your actions were not onlv professionally unacceptable but Immoral and lew d," Esiinger wrote. "D ue to this incident, you have not only em barrassed yourself but the agency as a whole. It is evident dial you have no regard tvakam and organizational philosophy ounty Sheriff s Office. You now an open ■aid, due to Scutero's "Nothing will be done behind d osed O u t & A bo u t Bird Watcher sa t M eal* on W heel* will hold a 5K walk/march on the RiverWalk in Sanford beginning at 8 a.m. The event is to raise awareness of the cost of operating Meals on Wheels. Registration is at 7:30 a.m. in front of the Sanford Museum, 520 E. First St. Call 407-333-8877. Geneva Jam at the Geneva Community Center. Admission free. Join toe-tap­ ping music, bluegrass, coun­ try and gospel tunes. Food will be available. Dinner served from 6 until 7 p.m. Music starts around 6:30. Families welcome. TUE A candidate forum for the Sanford runoff election will be held at 6 p.m. The view from bmquet dining room at the Heathrow Country Club often a panoramic scene of the main oourse. Not the main oourse of supper, but as the main course in golf. The AAA headquartero building is in the background of this picture of the driving range at the Heathrow Country Club. Pomegranate Avenue, was anvsted by the- Sanford police Eme*rgency Service Unit and Special Tactical Unit following a search warrant at his address. He* was eharged with possession of unde*r 20 grams of maniuana. Thefts • Jeffrey Agramonte, 18, of Fox Quarry Lane, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday at a retail store in the 3600 block of Orlando Drive. He reportedly took $39.57 in merchandise from the ston* without paving. He was charged with petty shoplifting. • Christine Alice Hernandez. 36, of Long Leaf lin e Circle, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday at a ston* in the 3600 block of Orlando Drive. She reportedly took items from the ston* with­ out paving. She was charged with petty shoplifting from a merchant. • Charles Levyi Perry, 25, of MeUonville Avenue, was a nestl'd by Sanford police Wednesday as the result of a traffic stop at Lake Monroe Terrace The vehicle he was driving w’as reported stolen. He was charged with grand theft of a motor vehicle and driving with a suspend­ ed license. It was also found he was wanted on thne active warrants out of Seminole County. A auult - Battery • Christian William Gelpi. 24. of Fox Quairy Lane, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday. On March 10, he reportedly drove into a motorcycle on Lake Mary Blvd causing damage. Following f , to the police, he was locat* at his residence and Arrested on charges of aggravated ass.mll with a deadly weapon, and property dam­ age of over $200. • Brian Patnck Ward. 36. of 1lolly Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Ihursday at his resi­ dence as tin* result of an altercation with a neighbor He was charged with battery — touch or strike (domestic violence). • Antwan Terrell Cillison, 20. of Hartwell Avenue, was a nested by Sanford police Wednesday at his res­ idence following a reported altercatum with a female. He was eharged with battery — touch or stnke (domestic violence). • Latashia Tamelle Williams, 25 of William G ark Court, was anvsted by Sanford peilice Tuesday at her res­ idence. She* was reported to have* been in an argument with a man. She was charged with battery touch e»r strike (domestic violence) Drug related • Se*an Carlos jackson, 19, of Traffic stop* • Paul Kelly Lawrence, 42. of Park Drive, was stopped by Sanford olice Monday on Orlando Drive, ie* was eharged with driving under tlx* influence (DUD of alcohol or drugs, dnving with a suspended license, failing to obey a no-U-tum sig a dnver not belted, and refusing to submit to a DL'I te*st. r • Tabitha Marie D ixoa 36, of Tuskegee St met, Sanford, was stoppexi bv Sanford poliev Tue*sday on Airport Blvd. at 25th Street. She* was charged with dnving with a suspended license*. opeTAting a motor vehicle without a valid license, and dnving through a safety /one Other charge* • Charle*s Lev Thomas, 20, of Leigan Heights Circle*, was anvsted by Sanford peilice* Wednesday in the* 500 blixh eif Fox Quary Lane*. When eifficvrs apprehended him, they said Thomas gave a false* name*, and attempted to run from them He was charged with resisting an officer without vioknee and giving a Ialse ID to a law enforcement officer. B riefs Chriteian Sharing Center Various positions, fur men. women and nigh school students arcopen for a variety of duties with the* Christian Sharing Cente*r in Longwood. Volunteers are alsei needed to work in the Boutique and Thhft Store (Value* Reborn). Hours can be arranged to suit one's schedule. Hour* needed to be filled by veilunare Monday through Saturday trom 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m Feir inlormation, call Diann at 407-260-4155, ext. 6, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The* Christian Sharing Center is legated in the Fairmont Plaza, 600 North Highway 17-92. suite 158, m Longwood Wheelchair* available The Three Wishes, Inc. program makes available to senior citizens and the* pc*rmancntly disabled, electric power wheelchairs at no cost to the recipients, it they qualify The power wheelchairs are pro­ vided to those* who cannot walk and cannot telf-propci a manual wheel­ chair in their home, and who meet the* additional guideline's of the program. No deposit is requiredFor information, or to detc*nmne if you qualify, call 1-800-839-5715. TWo events eeheduled for April In Longwood, Sanford • The Post Polio Resource Group will meet from 2 until 4 p.m . April 9 at Southland Suite* A ssisted Living, in Longw ood. Guest speaker will be Dr. Carolyn Gels, medical director of rehabili­ tation and neuroscience center, Halifax Hospital, Daytona Beach. This is a support group of persons who previously had poliomyelitis and are now experiencing addi­ tional problems. • All Souls Council of Catholic Women will hold the Spring Craft Show from 8:30 a m. until 4 p.m. April 16 in the Social H alt 9th Street at Oak Avenue. Free entry, free parking. Food will be avail­ able for a small fee. Money raised will benefit numerous charities. T h e Sanford H er ald "Serving Seminole County Since 1908” Sunday, Match 2 0 ,2 0 0 6 • Vot. 113, No. S3 Inc. 'SOON. French Am . Santoi&FL. 32771 (407) 322-MI t •Fax (407) 323-0400 I The Seminole County Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold Business After Hours, begin­ ning at 5:30 p.m. at Central Florida Zoo, sponsored by Central Florida Regional Hospital. Contact Tara Codbv at tgodby<“ seminolebusiness.org. The 21*t Annual Youth Rummage Sale will be held Friday and Saturday in the lower parking lot at Community United Methodist Church in Casselberry. Proceeds will go to funding projects in Kentucky and Tennessee as vouth and adults refurbish homes for the needy. Call 407-831-3777, ext. 212. THU The city of Sanford, in cooperation with the Florida Yards ic Neighborhoods, will host a free landscaping semi­ nar from 6 until 9 p.m. at the Garden Club of Sanford, 200 Fairmont Drive. Refreshments will he served but space is limited. Phone 407-330*5624 for reservations. FR1 Hopper Jubilee Festival, a carnival with a flair of histor­ ical flavor, will be presented Friday. Saturday and Sunday at Fort Mellon Park in down­ town Sanford. Then* will be amusement ndes, food, fun, dancing, vendors and histori­ cal tidbits Hours are 5 until 9 p.m. on Friday, Apnl 1; 10 a.m to 4 p m. on Apnl 2; and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Apnl 3. Oviedo High School'* Multicultural Committee* will hold an International festival on the school campus begin­ ning at 8 a.m. The event will showcase many of the diverse culture's at OHS. There will be an opening ceremonv and cultural displav*. Call 407-320-4010. The city of Sanford CRA will present a Bike Art Contest. The event will be held on First Street from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For applica­ tions or information call 407* 324-5636. The 4th anniversary of Sanford'* Paw Park will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. al the park. 427 French Ave. Call 407-330-5697 or email at www.pa wparksanford org. �3A W W W .— n f o r d n « W S p t p f .C O f f l _______________________________________________________ TOT H e r a l d _____________________________________________________ Sunday, March 2 0 ,2 0 0 5 P l| C Rezone — ■■ Committee meetings in which the tvzoning plans were developed. Microphones were not used, she said. A second example is the bus trip taken by School Board members to tour new routes that rezoning might create and to visit neighbor­ hoods affected by plans. "All the Board members were there," Finch said, "but no minutes were taken." There was no record, she said. The new lawsuit was filed with the 18th Circuit Court Friday. The School Board will have 20 days to respond, but Finch said they hope to get a date for an injunction hearing to stop the process again. "We are taking one step at a tim e," she said Friday. Dennis Wells, the other officer of SC READ, will represent the plaintiffs this time around. Finch said she understands that some par­ ents may question her decision to continue fighting the rezoning. "They are entitled to their opinion, but I am doing what’s in the best interest o f my child," Finch said. The school district has been anxious to get the matter behind it because the process of get­ ting ready for the 2005-2006 school year is being delayed. Finch pointed out, however, that School Board member Dede Schaffner testified in the first lawsuit that she once received a letter that she her children were rezoned just two weeks before the start of school. "If two weeks is good enough for her, then five months is good enough for now," Finch said. "I understand that there will be parents who say enough is enough, but if they were affected by the rezoning and had the means to fight it, they might think differently." Or they might not, she admitted. "I don't fault anyone for the way they feel, I just ask that they not fault me," shit* said. "W e're anxious to move ahead," said Superintendent Bill Vogel following the Friday special meeting. "Students should know that we are focusing on them. We want to get schedules complete and students assigned and teachers hired.” The school district will open the new Hagerty High School in Oviedo in August. The process of preparing for the opening and for starting the new school year has been delayed by the lawsuits brought by SC READ and Finch. Administrative Judge Jeff G a rk allowed the group from Tuscawilla to join the ruling chal­ lenge later. Julian said parents whose children are affected by the rezoning will receive letters. "I assume they are going out today," he said. Parents can choose to have students stay at their current school, but will have to provide transportation. Farents will have a deadline to ■■— notify the school district of their decision. wise. Julian said he was pleased with G a rk 's deci­ "W hat's the policy for?" Finch asked in ref­ erence to the ruling. "The whole thing is aston­ sion. The ruling dismissed each of 18 specific ishing." G a rk ruled that Policy ) was followed, but challenges brought by the parents. G a rk dis­ missed the ruling challenge saying Florida law also that the Florida Constitution and law give gives the School Board the authority to make the Board authority to d ed d e on rezoning. School Board members found compelling rezoning decisions. reasons to reject Plans W, Z, and Z1 created in "The evidence demonstrates that the School Board had the authority to rezone schools and the rezoning process, Clark wrote. "T h e entire process evidences a logical that the exercise of that authority did not con- • analysis o f appropriate inform ation and travene, modify or enlarge that authority," thoughtful consideration o f solutions, result­ G a rk said in his 40-page ruling. ing in the adoption of Plan Z 2," he ruled. Finch said the School Board did not follow Plan Z2 was created by school district staff its own policies governing rezoning. "My initial reaction last night was I really after a Core Committee of parents and admin­ wondered if the judge and I were in the same istrators developed the first three plans in accord with the district's policy. trial," Finch said Friday. Under Z2, Sabal Point students will move G a rk ruled that Lake Brantley Principal Darvin Boothe performed unique and creative from Lake Brantley High School in Altamonte enrollment audits, but Finch recalled Boothe’s Springs to Lyman High School in Longwood, testimony as saying he didn't know what an which is further away. Som e Tuscawilla residents would m ove audit was. Boothe also said enrollment checks are trig­ from Winter Springs High School to Oviedo gered when pieces from mass mailings are High School. Tuscawilla argued that they are returned because the family does not live at part of the Winter Springs community. the address the school used. Finch said in another news report that the Finch also said demographic information School Board unfairly targeted Sabal Point, for the middle schools was not provided to the and that SC READ might appeal G a rk 's rul­ Core Committee, but that the judge said it was. ing. 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Francti Av«.8anford, FL 32771 4 0 7 -3 2 8 4 3 8 5 1 i �> r f9 g 0 4 \ T hx H olxld S o f t * M a r c * 3 0 ,3 0 0 5 O pinion Buckleup While this column generally reflects some of my own thoughts on a particular subject I relinquish that this weekend, in order to report on a new project by AAA Auto Qub South. The program to railed "Loved Ones Lost - And Lives Saved." It alludes to Florida's Safety Belt Law which AAA says is our weakest state traffic law. AAA has, in the latest press release, has compiled items from various newspapers around the state dealing with those who last their lives, and those whose lives were saved because of seatbelts. From the Sun-Sentinel in Fort Lauderdale, there comes a report of four teenagers who were in a two-vchide accident. One died at die scene, one on the way to the hospital and a girl taken to the hospital, is paralyzed from die waste down. Police said none of diem were wearing a seat belt. iSfciss—a, mcK _ _ On March 3, the Palm Beach Post reported that rfe ita U I 80 percent of drivers who died over the Christinas I M M I M weekend in 2004 crashes, and SO percent of those who died on the New Year's weekend, were not using seatbelts. On March 4, the Fort Myers News Press reported a 12-year-old boy was killed and an 18-year old girt was severely injured in a collision in that city. The Florida Highway Patrol said no one in the car was wearing a seatbelt. The Southwest Florida News-Press in Lee County, in die March 9th edition, said law enforcemrtit officers were fed up with the number of fatalities in dial county. As of March 6, police reported at least 31 peo­ ple have died in traffic crashes thus far this year. That compares to 20 last year and 23 in 21X13 in the same two-month period. Unfortunately, they reported the majority of tne 31 people were not wearing seatbelts. The deputies and Florida Highway Patrol are organizing a crack-down on motorists in that county and will no longer Issue warnings - rather they will ticket offenders. AAA tells of a Centra! Florida mother who lost control of her vehi­ cle and it overturned throe times. All of the occupants were thrown out of the vehicle and crushed. No one was wearing a seatbelt. They also told of a young man driving on a rural road who ran off the edge of the road. When trying to correct the maneuver, he slammed into a pine tree. He was not wearing a seatbelt and was killed instantly. On the other side however, a 23-year-old woman was run off an interstate highway by a man who was intoxicated and driving with a suspended license, th e woman's Jeep spun out of control and land­ ed in a ditch. The Jeep was totally demolished, but she walked away with only a scratch on Jier foot and some bmLws. Her seatbelt saved her life. Working where I do, I have, for years, written about auto accidents While I will admit that years ago, I often tailed to budJe up. After writing about highway fatalities time after time however, 1 started putting on dial seatbelt as soon as I got in the cat before I would start the engine*. Then* are occasions where I have to unbuckle, when I am backing up, because the seat is so tight I can't him around to see behind me, but as soon as I back up, that seatbelt gevs back on. Time after time, when I take someone with me in Uie vehicle, I have to toll them to buckle up. Some are hesitant, but they will comply with my wishes. No one ndes with me without putting on a seatbelt. I commend AAA tor this drive to help eliminate highway deaths caused by not using seatbelts. Tliey aren't going to cut down on acci­ dents, but a seatbelt will do a lot toward cutting down on deaths. For AAA, and all of us, "Loved Ones Lost — And Lives Saved" is dedicated to those killed and cntically injured and most ol all. to the* I -loved ones who mustgo im. 1 urgu you — buckle up 1« •*» **-■ ** r« rt _ __________ Your Views_________ A word of advice about the Sanford election and responsibilities of voters To the Editor: In response to your ed ito­ rial, "Second C hance" in the M arch 13 ed ition of Tin* Siinfimf Herald, the person who wrote the article nit the nail on the head. To think, only 2,855 out of 24,035 registered voters thought enough of th eir town and for tlie governors of the city of Sanford to gel out and vote. Surely the people in SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORIDA FULL C O S T ACCOUNTING FOR SOLID W ASTE M ANAGEM ENT FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEM BER 30, 2004* Sanford know w hoever is elected runs the city of Sanford and would want the best of the candidates elect­ ed w hether it be man or woman to decide what the issues are and m ake the solutions to solve the prob­ lems. An elected official votes on the kind of growth you have in Sanford . They should have a good m aster plan on what Sanford will be in the next tw o years — school houses — the finan­ cial affairs o f the city — being able to get along with other candidates on issues. We have a second chance to be heard on March 29th, so be a part of running your city and vote. if you can't do that, then let the blam e fall where it may. Truthfully yours, M artha Yancey Sanford NOTICE TO CITIZENS OF L0NGW00D, FIONION OF THE FULL COST OF R ES ID EN TIA L Collection Disposal Recycling $ 1 1 0 .8 6 ( 1 ) Average Total Cost per Unit for the Year Referenced $163.49 36.49 (2) 16.14(3) PURSUANT TO 62-708 OF THE FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CONE N O N -R ES! D E N TIA L Collection Disposal Recycling $0.00 (4) 33.17(5) 0.00 (4) Average Total Cost per Unit for the Year Referenced $33.17 RESIDENTIAL: AVERAGE COST PER HOUSEHOLD COLLECTION $75.53 *Cott* reflect those of cootiouinf operations only. For information purposes only, approximately 121,536,111 was expended during the fiscal year fur efforts asso­ ciated with hurricane debris management. These hurricane related expenditures have no effect on the figures presented above. DISPOSAL 51.42 (1) Represents an average crat to residential customers within unincorporated Seminole County for solid waste collection service. RECYCLING 33.75 (2) Represents the cost far disposal of LI tons (« $33.17 per Ion, tec note (5) below) of areuiripal solid waste at Strain ole County's Class I landfill. oosponrad lanbnols County foe fucychng d fa tt including indirect f"*** funded b u s Stats o f Florida grants adreialatreud through the nupsrtremi of $160.70 THE CITY DOES NOT PROVIDE SOLIDWASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO OTHERTHAN RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS. �T he Hkkald Obituaries 8uwky. M w i 20,3008 fh fti BA Los Angeles Times Sundsy Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis evyunmuluns BRITTON Evylin Mullins Britton, 73, of Orlando, died Thursday, March 17,2005 at her resi­ dence. Bom in Teetttsville, Ky, she moved to Centra] Florida in 1932. She was a premer for a dry cleaner. Survivor* indude husband, Virgil P. Britton Sr. of Orlando; sons Virgil l». Britton |r. of Union Park. Michael Britton of Intercession City and Robert Britton of Union Park; daugh­ ters, Amanda Massieand Freda McNamce, both of Union Park; brother, Jessie Mullins of Blountstown; sister, Essie Geer of Lccanto; 11 grandchildren; three great­ grandchildren. Funeral services will be held WWnesday, March 24 at 10 am . at Collison family Funeral Homes with Rev. David Collins officiating. Burial will be at Chapel Hill Cemetery. Viewing will be Wednesday, March 23 from 6 until 8 pm . at the funeral home. Collison Family Funeral Homes k Crematory, Winter Park, in charge of arrange­ ments. IRENE HARRIS Irene Harris, 95, of Orange City, died Monday, March 14. 2005 at Orange City Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. She was bom Feb. 12.1910 in Orlando. She was a cook for the Seminole County School Board and a member of Springfield M B. Church. Survivors include grand­ children Saida Coweb Watson of Washington, D C . Raynette Mitchell of Dougtasville, Ga., Linda Coweb of Orange City and Raymond Coweb II of Oak Forest III.; eight great­ grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday, March 19 at 1 p.m. at Springfield M B. Church, 901 W. 12th St., in Sanford, Rev. Enoch Rivers, Pastor. Wilson-Eichetherger Mortuary, Inc.. Sanford, in charge of arrangements. ANNETTE JANE KOENIG Annette* Jane Koenig 73, of Clermont died Sunday, March 13,2005, at her residence. She was bom in Newark. N.J. She was a homemaker. Survivors indude husband, Frederick Koenig of Clermont son. Jeffrey Koenig of Winter Garden; daughters, Deborah Creeden of Ocoee and Diane Stevenson of Longwood; six grandchildren; two great­ grandchildren Funeral services were held Tuesday, March 15, at Howell Branch Chapel with father Ron Brokaw officiating. Burial will be in Palm Cemetery. Donations may be made to Hospice of Lake fc Sumter. Collison Family Funeral Homes k Crematory in Winter Park, in charge of arrange­ ments. MARY JANE REYNOLDS Mary Jane Reynolds, 78, of Geneva, died Tuesday, March 15, 2005, at her residence. She was bom in Canada, Kv and moved to Central Florida in 1991. She was a homemaker. Survivors include son, Bobby Reynold* of Wcxxibndge, N.J.; daughters, Barbara Cook of Geneva, Georgette Budzash of Winter Springs; brother, Walter Reed of Manfonl Ohio; sisters, Hester Hunt of TazeweU. Tenn, Ida Loranz of Hornet Mi., June Baker and Jemima Varney both of Canada, Ky. and Jeanette Liles of cave city, Ariz.; nine grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 12 noon Saturday, March 19, at Collison Family Funeral Homes, with burial by Metro Crematory. 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"1 probably would want to keep Art in because of hi* past experience," Taylor said. Oyewale, who came dose to edging out Mitchell with 321 votes, did not return phone calls. If everyone who voted in the March 8 election voted again that would k*ave 479 votes up for grabs. "I think most of those petrple want a positive change and are looking for a candidate who is reliable, dependable and honest and who will be there when crucial events arise," Mitchell said of those votes. On Wednesday, Mitchell said he is standing on his initial plat­ form to preserve the historic district adhere to strict aide enforcement, redevelop and ensure public safety, further development or me airport cre­ ate nnart growth m snsgonent better the city's Infrastructure, and create community p ro ­ grams for renfan and youtlns. Woodruff has a temilar plat­ form induding furtheringpood development standards, fixing the system so that code enforce­ ment is effective, increasing neighborhood groups, continu­ ing public safety protection cre­ ating a comprehensive approach to infrastructure, increasing educational and recreational programs, and increasing property values while decreasing the tax rale. In a recent interview Woodruff said he is knocking on doors and trying to educate the voters before the runoff election. "A lot of people don't even know there is a runoff," Woodruff said. The runoff election is sched­ uled for Tuesday, March 29, with early voting beginning Monday, March 21. The Sanford City Commission will hold a special meeting March 30 at at 1 p m Commissioners will review the runoff election results and establish a special meeting for April 5. IF WE CANT BERT WIRT Y M PAIR R CBMPET1TBR BY $1B m oos See crossword puzzle answers on Page 5A OiklamMeaorial Park Refinance, Purchase. 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SR 434 • Winter Springs \Q m * �•V ' www.M nfordrwwtpapw.com TMs H xkald Mm * tO. 3006 L ifeStyle T h e W ay W e W ere: Clyde company to up dock fees * H m following waa edited from Wednesday, t t t>W sdM aday,July 1 6 J9 2 4 edition o f The S at^ n f Herald. The paper at a t!tim e w as published six th at x days a WMk w oek with Roland L. Dean as and H Howard B e n as manager. C ostIwaa w as |7 per year. The 67J»er year, th en majority of 1 in m is edition w as from Aaaodalsd Picas with several local Mams included. The following Items show that Sanford was expe­ riencing a build­ ing boom and we are given some inform ation on plans for buildings you may recog­ nise even though som e have been * demolished. ls ^ X n C l SUnectphcr y d e Company will Increase Dock • • • m m . Facilities. It has been learned that morning that the Clyde Steamship company was completing plans for a 100 foot addition along the entire east side of their present w arehouse and dock at the foot of Palm etto Avenue. Cost would be approxim ately $15,000. M rs. J.B. C ald et representative of the company here stated that the office and waiting rooms would be m oved into the new addition and the part they now occupied would be used for storage and warehouse Mrs. Calder further stated that rep resentatives of the com pany w ould be m eeting with S.O. Shinholset contractor, in regard to the construction of the building. Me t!we athe r Business H ock Surveying and digging at the site of the new M eriweather business block located at the com er of Magnolia Avenue and Second Street would soon be completed and the pouring of the concrete foundation would start an M andty It was understood that work on this building would be rushed, as several of the store spaces had already been rented. The structure would be similar to the one it would adjoin on the north side, also the property of Mr. Meriweather. M eiach Block Alm ost Com plete The new business block of the M eisch Realty Com pany would soon be ready for occupancy it had been learned that morning. This building w as located on First Street betw een Sanford and Palm etto Avenues, and com prised of three store spaces which were equipped with m odem conveniences. A large addition was also being constructed to the Ford Garage on Palm etto Avenue betw een First Street and Commercial Avenue. This w as to take care of the steadily increasing business of this concern. Ifer N ew Mi The City Planning C ommission had paaaad a resolution adopting plana for a new municipal building o r city hall which would be built in th e near future. These would be sent to th e City Com m ission for approval. Drawings of three sets of plans had been submitted by Architect ■Mon Moughton. The one adopted w ould be of Spanish architectural design, tw o stories high, and would have a tower. It would be constructed on the lafcafront property facing Park Avenue. The property was below Cafeoun S treet now an iauginary a n a , (Presently Fulton Street), " f bach to the tracks of tha Coast U na Railroad and to Mr. M ocghtorv tha the lake. It would be N Si I h t building would Mm space for the foe < LOOK WHAT A HEALTHY HEART CAN DO! Ursula West has heart... a brand new one. (Left) Ursula West, guest speaker at the March Seminole County Retired Educators Meeting, shows off the medals she earned as a par­ ticipant of the Sanford Golden Age Games. West, a Lake Mary resident, won her medals after receiving her brand new heart from Translife, a non-profit organization that specializes in provid­ ing a link between donors and those who need trans­ plants. West spoke about the benefits of Translife's organ donation program and the importance of becoming a donor at the S .C .R .E . March meeting held at the Easy Street Cafe. Pictured below with Ursula West are Doris Duxbury, (cen­ ter) President of Seminole County Retired Educators and Rebecca Holmes, S C R E 's Program chairman. S a t H aw kins, P a g * 7A Stetson’s Comer Do it Anyway! - Mother Theresa WWi'imrr to Stetson '$ Corner, where uvekly uv hi*pe to share a hit of what it got>d about the Village of Geneva. This column is dedi­ cated to a man who did the same - Deputy Sheriff Gene "Stetson" Gregory, Darla Kinnty who uvu killed in the line of duty July 8, 1998 in the place he a a a a a a a # uvu fuxmt to prefect, but which could not protect him. Geneva wdI never be the tame because of Deputy Gregory...it will be better. Scoles Just when 1 wu feeling like the rural areas of Seminole County were getting the attention and recognition mat they deserve, a meeting of the Seminole County Board of County Commissioners made it dear just how backward-thinking some ‘county' peo­ p k adll are when it comes to those of 1 V .. .......... “ ............ * The pannier of the ABC Oprah ' Winfrey production of Harlem Keruiivsanci* writer Zora Neale Hurston’s "Their Eyes Were Watching Cod" was held V ? L ••• 4 Man-li Z at tlx* El Capitan on Holly wood Boulevard The i H V street is filU*d with stars’ names T ym W on the sidewalk. ' ’ Zora Neak* Hurston's heirs were invited to attend this his­ Marva tory-making event Local relatives from Sanford Hawkins and Sominok* County attend­ ••••••• ■ ing h^ were nviv nkw, , Vivian I furston. i*pli Dr. Clifford Joel Hurston, Jr, nephew, and Joella A. Bowden, who now resides in 1follywood, Calif. Other family members attending were fmm Tampa, California, St. Louis, New York City and Connecticut. Vivian and Clifford, the child ren of Clifford Joel Hurston, Sr., brother of Zora Neak* Hurston,»g*v gave the exciting and thrilling events of their trip to the* great city of Hollywood, Calif. After arriving in Los Angek*s, the* first thing they saw was large billboards of tlx* movie, all over tlx* city, showing the famous star Halk* Berry, vvlxi played tlx* bekwed character; Janie Crawford, a gentle but resilient Honda woman looking for true love and spmtualitv in Eatonville, in the I 'm . Tlx* family and over SOUguests were invited by the Harpo staff. While waiting for tlx* activities, all wen* treated to anything from tlx* concession stand. At 8 p m . I lurston said tlie grand lady of her talk show on IV. and movie pmducvr, Oprah Winfrey, greeted the* audience who went wild to finally sn.* this great person of our generation Winfrey welcomed and recognized all who helped in any way with her first big TV pnxluction. She made a special note of the marketing staff that had billboards all over L.A. and national TV stations to promote this great movie that aired on March 6, on Channel 9, ABC-TV. The Hurston family was asked to stand and w*ere thanked by Winfrey for giving her the opportunity to bring this event to life from the book which first sold for 5 cents, written in 1935. The project was ten years in the making. After the movie premiere, the Hurstons attended the grand party at me famous Roosevelt Hotel. The room was decorated with beautiful fresh yellow, orange and red everywhere your eyes could sw, with live flowers, all kinds of tasty fixxls prepared by world renowned dx*f Wolfgang l\rck. Pk*nty of music and peopk* with yellow lanterns hanging from the ailing, and 40 tables throughout the lobby for the invited gui*sts with fixxls front many axinlries. Hunton-BowdiTi says six* is still thrilkxl about meet* mg and holding the hand of the famous Oprah Winfrey for at least 10 minutes whik* talking to omen, and ending their conversation with that famous big hug, later taking pictures together with family members Also they were able to talk to Halle Berry wlx* is so Nvuititul and friendly, for the* opportunity of engiying a amversation with the stars of the movie was a great treat she says. Personal meetings were made availabk* with movie characters such as Tea Cake* (Michael Ealyl, dinner with Jix* Starks IKulx*n Santiago-Hudson), and IYxx*by Watson (Nickt Micheaux). Congratulations to tlx* Hurstons on their grand affair and trip A giy o( a liletinx* to be remembered. The a>nimumty is invited to attend a arnimemorative ceremony for luamta Evangeline I larold for her ixitstanding uimmumty xm cv, Sunday, March 20 at donate 20 acres of land on which to build the park, have now added a stip­ ulation to that donation They an* ask­ ing the county to purchase an adjacent 40 acres for $187,608 in order to receive the 'donated' land. Given, this constitutes a major betrayal of trust on the part of the landowners. Given, the money is not inconsequential in spite of the fact that it is well below market value for the acreage. Given, the park is not located in central Seminole County where throngs of folks will visit. Given, in a pertert fried world such filings would not happen But, happen it has. To scrap the plans now and move the park would constitute a major betrayal of trust on the part of our elected county commis­ sioners. Well, some of them, anyway. A few quotes from the meeting ought to help leaden i sort out who is on which side: "What bothers me about this is that 1 questioned the wisdom of placing it out there in the first place." "This changes the whok ball game as far as I’m concerned." *1 don't like that posi­ tion quMt frankly." "I don't know that I could support that." -C arito a "How many peopk have ever visit­ ed a memorial park in such an isolated area?" "I'd ranter see it where peoak could patfidpak, not Ukrally m wm afiddk of i at a aw rehkh traffic plinssuch poked Bag Prek on a M all portion of land." "Natural Lands ... should be wMre j L o cals attend H urston film prem iere ing to drive 30-40 miles." "Sometimes you just can’t make things w ork" "There is an alternative." "The fart of the matter is that the public are clue­ less as to who a road, park, etc. is named after." -Randy Morris "I’m a little more than upset that the owner would do something along this line, but the tart is that there has been much work put into this donated piece of property lor improvements." "The public has spoken volumes and given much support " "The issue that needs to be discussed is that if we don't move forward, what will happen to all that funding and hard work by the Shentf's Olfice and volunteers that has been done?" "I'm kind of disgust­ ed that the intent has changed at this late date, but I’m more inclined to move forward " - Bob DeHart "We've discussed and supported this project." "The public has supported this project in a major way" "The additional land it under appraised value." "Many projects often include cost overruns." "The issue is that this last minute change in real estate is going to cost us tome money." "I don't think any of us are happy at this situation." "This will be a benefit to the community." "I don't see how at this hour we can back off this project." - Dick Vaa D tr Weide "This is a great effort." "It is a shame that things had to change.” ”1 recently talked with residents about problems in that area.” "The commu­ nity has poured out a lot of support for this, and I support this project as w ell" "As the district commissioner, 1 would like to make a motion to contin­ ue this to a period of time to have staff go and try to negotiate either the pur­ chase of the 20 acres or some other alternative in the purchase of die lend.” "Kudos to you, Todd, for the great job you have done and hopefully up with something that will be aoosptabk to everybody." - t (Tin** motion was seconded by Randy Morns and received a 5-0 vote of approval. The original committee working on the issue recommended to the Commission proceeding with the acquisition of the property.) Another quote that might help the Commission put this into perspective as the acquisition staff works to bring forth a workable solution, comes from none other than Mother Teresa: People are unreasonable, illogical, and self-centered - Love them any­ way. If you do good, people will accuse you of selfish, ulterior motives - Do good anyway. If you are successful, you win false friends and true enemies - Succeed anyway. The good you do w ill ba forgotten tomorrow - Do good any­ way. Honesty and frankness make you vulnerable - Be honest and frank anyway. What you spent years building msy be destroyed overnight - Build anyway. Peopk really need help but a u y attack you if you help them - Help people anyway. Give Ike world the beat you have and you'll get kicked In the teeth Give the world the best you've got anyway. (Frem s sign an tb s wall e f Shkho Bhavan, the Children's ham * W hik I have a few quotas of my own to send to the Commission they need to hear from more than just m T l encourage the residents of rural Seminole County and Geneva in par­ ticular, who have worked hard, pkdned nofwthe (and who am indasd aware of fire TA �www.—nyordntwt;i«pf.com Bundy, March 20.2005 T h i H erald Hawkins Scoles &30 p m «t St. Paul Missionary Baptiat Church, east 9th Start at Pine Avenue. Hie event is sponsored by the Seminole County Sheriff's Department "Weed and Seed Program" and Sanford police department. For information con­ tact Cynthia Hicks at 407-3271765. ext. 1300. ed money and pledged sup­ port to have it built in Geneva - not somewhere else) to write, call and email these Commissioners and express a few quotes of their own con­ cerning this issue. Now. To view the BCC meeting in its entirety (the above quotes are not a complete text, by any means)visit www.seminolecountyfl.gov. For a history on the pro­ posed park project please visit www.seminolesheriff.org and under 'Community* click on 'Eugene Gregory Law Enforcement Memorial Park.' The Seminole County Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will host its first NAACP Craft Show, Saturday, March 26 at 9 a.m. at the Sanford State Farmer's Market comer of 17*92 (French Avenue) and 13th Street. The craft show will be to raise funds to support annual initia­ tives, Cancer Awareness Program. HIV Aids Program. Back to School Stay in School Program, scholarship and Act-So Programs Reserve a space and booth for S25. For reservations call 407-3287496. Turner Gayton. |r.. President of the Seminole county branch NAACP, Cynthia Hillery, chairperson of the Freedom Fund Committee. The 90th annual African American Men's Health Summit will be Saturday, Apnl 2 fn»m 8 a.m. until 2 pm. at Orange County convention Center, south building, 9800 International Drive in Orlando. This is a free event with workshops, exhibits, and screenings. Take contntl of your health. Invest in creating a health­ ier you. Make* a commitment to wellness. Energi/e your mind, body and spirit. The summit fea­ tures free admission, a buffet breakfast, workshops, health exhibits, health screenings and parking. You must register in advance to receive a ticket for admission. Register online at HALLE BtRRV RUM ELBOWS WITHSANFOROfTESAt tfwm e n ­ tion of the premier of Th e ir eyes Were Welching God", wilier Zore Neale Thurston’s heirs spent time wllh Hale Berry and Oprah Winfrey, among others. From left Hale Berry, Dr. Clifford Hurston, Jr., Vivian Hurston-Bowden and Joetta Bowden. w w w .o r la n d o - tim e s .c o m or vvwwstar94FM.com or mail to CFPC /Men’s Health Summit, PO. Box 622057, Oviedo, FL. 3272. For information phone 407-6479339. Registration deadline is Mareh 26. Young men "Cmssing Bridges Hip Hop Health Summit. Take pride in your health. A free event. The Hopper Jubilee Festival, "A carnival with a flair of histori­ cal flavor,” will be April 1 through 3. Fnday from 5 until 9 p.m., Saturday fn*m 1(1 a.m. until p.m. and Sunday from 1 until 9 p.m. at Fori Mellon Park in downtown Sanford The event is sponsored by Hopper Academy Preservation committee and the City of Sanford. For information call the City of Sanford at 407-330-5680. The Greater New ML Zion Missionary Baptist Chuith. IVar Avenue, with Rev, LeRoy Lee, pastor, invites you to their church anniversary activities, Monday, March 21, at 7 p m. in Christian Fellowship Baptist Church. Rev. Otis Raines, pastor, in charge, Friday, March 25 at 730 p.m. Mt. Moriah House of Prayer, Rev. Allen Washington, pastor in charge. Saturday, March 26 at 4 p.m. the Ladies in Red Program. We need you to tell us what you know that is good about Geneva! Please share your information, ideas and comments by calling 407-349-2140, via e-mail at darlastompinet.net, (please put “Stetson's Corner" in the subject line), or with a fax to 407349-1311. Thanks! TR A N S M IS S IO N TROUBLED TA Colliaon family FUNERAL HOMES & CREMATORY GRAMKOW CHAPEL “CARING SERVICE A T AN AFFORDABLE PRICE" A NewBeginning fo r an Old Tradition H a r r e ll & B e v e r ly T r a n s m is s io n s • G regory L. Collison Sr. • • C hristopher D. N eal • 209 W. 25th St.. Sanford Since 1959...Same Location 500 E. A IR P O R T B LVD .. S A N FO R D MV-00564 3 2 2 - 8 4 1 5 4 0 7 - 322-3213 March 18,2006 CITY Of 8JUIF0BD IMH-OFf E1IGTI6M NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE Tha City of Sanford propoaoa to adopt trio following ordinance: ORDINANCE NO. 2927 The City o f Sanford will hold a Run-OtT Municipal Election on March 29. 2005, for , the election o f the Mayor and the District I City Commissioner. The polli will be opened at 7:00 A. M., and will be closed at 7:00 P. M. on March 2 9,2S05, at the four district polling places in the City o f Sanford, Florida, as fol­ lows: District I: 401 East Seminole Boulevard (Sanford Civic Center) District 2: 919 South Persimmon Avenue (Westside Recreation Center Hoys and Girls Club o f West Sanford) AN ORDINANCE OF TH E C ITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AMSMNNQ ORDINANCE NO. StSS (C ITY OF SANFORD COM­ PREHENSIVE PLAN) AS PREVIOUSLY AMENDED; PROVIDING FOR AMENDMENT OF TH E FUTURE LAND USE ELEM ENT AND TH E FUTURE LANO USE MAP O F TH E FUTURE LAND USE PLAN ELEM ENT OF TH E C ITY O F SANFORD COMPREHENSIVE FLAN; AMENOING POLICY l-t.4 .7 ; PROVMMNO FOR SEVER­ ABILITY; PROVIDING FOR RATIFICATION OF PRIOR A C TS OF TH E CITY COMMISSION; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; PRO. VIOINO FOR CODIFICATION ANO DIRECTIONS TO TH E COOE COOIFIER ANO PRO VIOINO FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ,pcopMPiTy m o w n opwow# District 3: 25K1 Sanford Avenue, (First Church o f the Nazarene Auditorium) District 4: 400 West Airport Boulevard (Seminole County Public Health and Human Services Auditorium) City of Sanford, Florida A public hooting on tha ordlnanoa wM ba hold on Monfom March SB, SDOS, at 7:00 o'eloek P. M. or aa aoon tharaaflar •• poaalbla, by Eia CRy Commbalan of Eanford, Florida, In th a CHy C ammlaalon Chombara, CBy Had, S00 North Fortt Avanua, Sanford, Flotida. City of Sanford Commission Districts City o f Sanford District numbers are shown on Seminole County Voter Registration Cards under “City”. I s addftfrn to the above polling places and times on election day, E arly Voting will be available at the Seminole County Superv isor o f Elections O ffice, 1500 East Airport Boulevard, Sanford, Florida, from 8 :0 0 A.M . to 5 :0 0 P.M. daily except Sunday beginning Monday, March 2 1 .2 0 0 5 , through Monday, M arch 2 8 ,2 0 0 5 . AbsMtss hsMfti can be obtained from the Seminote County Supervisor o f Elections. Fsr lofcrmatiao regarding absentee ballots, early voting, or voter registration, con­ tact the S f 1” " 1* County Supervisor o f Elections at 4 0 7 -7 0 8 -7 7 0 0 , or www.semco•bctions.org. r«r tefcrmatiaa regarding the election and ballot issues contact the Sanford City Ctarit at 4 0 7 -3 3 0 -5 6 0 3 , or w w w .cU infoid.fl.us. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: W A FER80N D 0 C W 8 TO APPEAL A DROMON MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER C O N 8 IO M O AT THE ABOVE M M T— 3.0RHEAA— IH E M A V N E P A V E R B A n M A B O O R P O FTH iP R O O M P - �!•* »...........T ). 2005 Mirettmp *i 443-Mathodlst 437-Norv Danoml national First United MethodMt Church New Creation Lutheran Church 419 Park Ave. Sanford. FL 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 Wespnngmmistnes-org 101 V psala Ril. Sanfonl 449-Preabytarlan Boh Brcsemann Pastor 5070 Orange Bfvd. Sanford 407-324-0199 w w w.sem inolechurch com Jerry Walsh. Pastor Saturday 5 30PM Sunday 9AM. 8*0 45AM 8:15 AM 404-Baptist Monel Epiec •L Alban's ■Mean C ether Central Baptist Church 3348 W. S R 426 (Aloma Ave) (1/4 mile oft Greenaway. SR 417 Going East) Oviedo. Florida 407-657-2376 1928 Book Of Common Prayer Sunday Services Holy Eucharist SAM Sunday School (all ages) 9AM Sung Eucharist 10AM (Nursery at both services) Weekday Holy Euchanst Services Tuesday t2Noon Wednesday 7PM Thursday 9 30PM Friday 12Noon The Difference is Worth the Distance 402-Asaambly of God City Church 650 E. Airport Blvd Santord. FL 32773 407-321-9600 Eugene Smith. Pastor Sunday Services. 9.00AM & 10 30AM www ortandocitychurch com 3101 West SR 46 Sanford. FL 32771-8844 407-322-2914 www.cfaa8ntofd.ofa Jimmy Dale Patterson. Senior Pastor Sunday Services Sunday Morning Bible Study 9 am & 10:30am Worship Services 9am & 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 to 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 Nick Parker. Youth Pastor Sunday-Worship 10 45AM ■Children s AWANA Club 5 30PM Wednesday * Family ArlMties 6PM 2462 S. Park Ave Sanford. FL 32771 407-322-9222 Jeff Krai. Pastor Sunday Worship Service 9:30AM Wednesday Service 7PM Grace Baptist Church 919 Longwood Hills Road Longwood. FL 32750 407-265-3595 Pastor Dave Thompson Sunday Schoo l... 9 30am Morning W orship... 10 45am Evening W orship.... 6 00pm 2626 Paimeno Ave Sanlord FL 32773 (407) 323-1563 eebsite-www PABC-LCS org "The Family Fneodly Church' Ron Williams. Sr. Pastor Bill Simpson. Associate Pastor Dave Schnetle. College and Career Pastor Scott Garrett. Children's Ministry Pastor •Sunday A M Svcs 8 30am 8 11am •Bible Study 9:45am •Sunday Eve Svc 6pm Wed Bible Study &AWANA 7pm n o f n t Of U D f f r y Christian School Grades K-4 Through 12th BARNES HEATING * AIR CONDITIONING COMPUTE S»STEM$ -A0OOVS FREE ESTIMATES •SERVICEAU. 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MARK A V I^ G L A S S A D O IC T S StaiaedGlauCmboBs 1048Pat Are Dmntoen larta* 407-MM8M nmilMrangw Wgl 1Ohms ttatsy m m t d 1 I ( i ; \ \ i K ( >\ \ i . i l l . i >i 11. . m i < eQ H ^B ^B iiN lM 'O B N to * . tAMMOAO 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 975 Markham Woods Road 407-788-7708 Sunday Church Service and Sunday School. ..10AM W ednesday..... 7 30PM Child Care provided Reading Room 145 Wekiva Springs Rd Ste 149A. Longwood. FL Phone 407-869-1490 Mon-Fn 10am-4pm Sat f Oam-1pm 419-Church of God 7 00pm Ladies Bible Study Wednesday •10 30am Pastor s Bible Study 6 00pm Pastor s Disciplineship Study 6pm M I C at Night (Music & Missions in Children at Night) « P M Orchostra Rehearsal « 30pm Youth Bible Study •7 00pm Pastor s Bible Study •7 00pm Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal •7 30pm Youth Activities in Gym 519 S. Park Ave. Sanford. FL 407-322-6041/407-321-9351 Youth: 407-322-5322 Rev Rick Blythe. Sr Pastor Rev Tom Smith. Pastoral Care Rev R Wagoner. Muse Rev Mark Williams. Students Adam Willow. Intern-Students •Sunday School 9 15AM Sunday Worship. 10 30A.6P Wed Atfivities. all ages. 6 30PM Nursery Provided First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church 700 Elm Avenue Santord. FL 32771 407-322-5489 Rev Dr Harry D Rucker. Sr Pastor Early Morning Serv . 8 15AM Sunday School 9 30AM Morning Worship 11 AM Evening Worship(TBA) 4PM Monday Bible Study 7 30PM Church of God 801 W 22nd St. Sanlord. FL 407-322-3942 Rev Wes Tanksiey. Pastor Sunday School 9.4SAM Morning Worship 10:45AM Evening Service 6PM Wednesday Classes for all ages 7 to 6PM Seminole Trinity Christian School Pre-School thru grade 12 407-321-2723 Also Day Care Starts at 1 Yr to Pre-School. 407-323-1411 422-Church of God of Prophocy Church of God of Prophecy 2509 S Elm Ave. Sanford. FL 407-322-4015 Thomas Hams. Pastor Sunday School... 9 45AM Praise 8 Worship 10 30AM Message by Pastor 11AM Evening Service ... 6PM Tuesday Prayer Mtg.lOAM Midweek Service (Wed) 7PM 42S-Congragational Qraco Fellowship Congregational Church (NACCC) 2401 S Park Ave. Santord 407-322-4584 Larry Leonard. Pastor Sunday School 9 30AM Morning Worship 11AM Choir Practice Wed 6 30PM Baby sitting service available W99TVI9W M pillI tnUrCn 4100 H E Thomas Jr Pkwy Sanlord. FL 32771 (407) 323-0523 www westvtewbaotist org Bill Coffman. Pastor Sunday Worship 6am. 10:30am 8 6pm Sunday School 9 :15am Wed Activities. All Ages 6 :30pm 437-NonDanominational Shower Down of Bleeainge 201 Elm Ave. Santord. FL 407-321-6389 Timothy Hudson. Pastor Sunday School. 10AM Morning Worship, f 1AM Tue Prayer. Bible Study. 7 30 PM 440-Lutharan Holy Cross Lutheran Church 760 Sun Drive. Lake Mary. FL Paul Hoyer. Pastor Jonathan Thomas. Asst. Pastor Saturday Evening ... 5 30PM Praise 8 Worship Sunday Morning 8AM Traditional Service Sunday Morning 9 30Am Praise 8 Worship Sunday Morning 11AM Family Worship Service Nursery is provided For Information call 407-333-0797 Lutheran Church of The Redeemer (Missouri Bynod) 2525 S. Oak Ave. Sanford. FL Pastor James Timmons Sunday School ... 9:15AM Worship Service ... 10 30AM Information, 407-322-3552 HttpV/www terms org rW w W ivBIK lfl l u u w v n Church 101 Upsala Rd. Sanford Hwy46A 8 Upsala Rd Interim Location Upsala Community Church 407-322-7312 Bob Bresemann. Pastor Sunday Worship 8 15AM 8 6 30PM Nursery Provided www NewCreationChurch cc 443-Mathodist Christ United Methodist Church 406 Tucker Drive (comer of Tucker Dr 8 427) 407-322-7900 Rev Wayne Stone. Pastor Sunday School 9 30am Inter-Mission........ 10 30am Morning Worship ...11am 4 2 S -E p is c o p a l bo *, study __ Children's Time Wednesday ......... 6 30am _ . ____ __. i Cross Episcopal Church Sunday W o W O 7 M 1 10» IK Nu,r r 1 ***** °* Sm M C M d n * -s ™ » Enough To lo ,o You 0 .o ..g „ C n n « t .S « v .Y o u - 5:30pm Weds For times 8 detail of studies and activities. Call 407-3224611. Downtown on 3rd 8 Oak 407-322-2662 Sun Worship 10AM Nursery Adult Sun School 9AM Young Adults Sun School 11:t5AM Sun Youth. Food. Movie. Fellowship 5PM Mon Choir 8 Bells Rehearsal 7PM Wed Eve Dinner (by reservation) 5 30PM Wed Bible Study Adults 6PM Wed Bible Study Middle School 6PM Wed Praise Team Rehearsal 7PM Thurs Boy Scout Troop 545 7PM Wo Welcome Your Visit At Any Event Jody McKewen. Minister ' Upsala Community Presbyterian Church ‘ Knowing 8 Making Known Jesus ChnsT Corner of 46-A 8 Upsala Road. Sanford. FL 407-330-2635 Rev Bryan L Wenger. Pastor Sunday School 9:00am Morning Worship 10 00am Nursery Care Provided 451-Savantti Day Advantlst iWTfmn t . iail|h fUVf u u AUVWIUII |-b ■m b viMvn 5779 C R 427 Santord. FL (behind Flea World) Pastor David B Graham Sabbath School 9 30am Morning Worship 10:50am Midwk Worship. Wed 7pm Childrens Church Provided Kids C O O L Club Seventh Dey Adventist M ARSHtLLSDA BOO East 2nd St. Santord. FL 407-323-5646 Sabbath School 9 30AM Divine Worship 11AM Wed Prayer Mtg 7 30 PM 458-Waalayan Wesleyan Church of Paata 5560 Wayside Drive Sanford. FL 32771 (Off 1-4 (Exit 61) West First Street on Left •One M6e) Leonard ODonne*. Pastor 407-322-6332 "Where the Gospel is good News* Sunday School.......9 45AM Morning Worsfup ...11AM Evening worsNp .. 6PM Mid-Week Mtg Wed 7:30 PM Please Share Your Life With us 407-Cathoiic AM Soule Cathode Church Comer of 9th St 8 S Oak Ave Sanford. FL 407-322-3795 Father Richard W. Trout. Pastor Weekday Mass 9AM, Mon-Fn Confessions, Saturday. 4PM Saturday V ig l..... 5PM BtPatw*oi 700 Rinehart Rd. Lk Mary. FL 407-444-5673 Rev Charles l Ho*. Rector Wkend Euchanst: Sat. Spm Sun 7:30am. Oam. 11am Child. Church Bam/llam Nursery, 8:45am -12:45pm Sunday. 745AM . 10:30AM. Noon SAM •Engheh (Social Had) SAM •Spanish (Church) 410-Chriatian 431-Charismatic 803 W. 4th Bt Thai Joe Caputo. YouSt I 1030 930AM lb ( 8p o n a o r T h i i P a o a t of Longwoou First Presbyterian Church of Sanford r,r,,n- s Iff 1r ,y a rA t 407*322-2611 First Church of Christ. Scientist. Longwood SarnMo County MB-BSII C r ilU M First Baptist Church 1 ------ — r n t f w y M--------rV tc vs Professional Child Care First Baptist Sanford Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church 404-Baptist 413-Chrittlan Sc lane# 5210 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary. FL 407-333 2030 Dr Michael L Andrews. interim Minister Early Service. 8 30AM Sunday School, all ages 9:15AM Traditional Worship 10 30AM Nursery Provided m Practical Maeaagee Contemporary Music Casual Droas 404-Baptist 891 State Road 434 East Longwood. FL 32750-5394 407-339-3817 Chris Whaley. Senior Pastor Markham Woods Presbyterian Church Seminole Community Church Sioulav Morning Worship 401-Anglican 407-322-4371 Jim Bradshaw. Pastor Morning Worship, 8 30am 811 00am 9 45am Contemporary Service Coffee Fellowship. 9 30am Sunday School. 9:45am Youth Fellowship. 4pm Nursery Provided • a ib b R M iia jjySyEM SBSsL * �www.tanyofdntwipapT.com Sunday, Mint 20.2005 r » » i A T he H erald Lesson C o a tliM d from h | ( ia any (pars. what to say. Carter is a 20-year veteran "Sanford tower this is 85 who makes his living trusting Charley Pop We an* af Roment," people like me ht fly a machine hut I hesitate and kxik at my about which they know practical­ last metor. Carter claps Ills hands ly nothing. together and makes an upward Despite his lengthy experi­ motion ' Ready for takeoff ” The ence, Carter mcthodicallv runs tower gives us an OK, and we through checklists. Safety move onto the nmway facing appears paramount west. First ne dus ks for water in the I'm told to push in the gas We aircraft fuel. Me takes samples accelerate and lu* reminds me to horn both wings and the fn>nt of pull Kick gently on tlu* yoke. A the plane. I k* explains that water little mon*. We an* lilting ott the will separate from tin* light blue gnmnd. Now push it slightlv forfuel the same way oil and water ward. Tlu* nose levels off. Now do so in salad dressing pull back again. Carter walks slowly amund I forgot to mention the wind. the plane- looking at the list and Near tin* ground, tlu* wind is grabs what Ux>ks like an impor­ gusty and the small plane tant part in the back of tin* plane. bounces amund. I wonder it that "I'm fust making sun* every­ is normal and I mention it. but thing's attached correctly," he Carter six*ms OK with tlu* turbu­ says, noticing my concerned lence. appearance |wonder it he's ink­ Helon* I know it, we an* over Sanford heading tor Deland My ing We climb inside and buckle in instructor says I'm doing gre.ii Photographer Tommy Vincent He s,ivs he didn't help at all on remains outside Vincent hands the takiuM, which astoms|u*s me. me tire digital camera to take I start breathing normal again as some shots of our trip He's not we gam altitude anil the Knincaiming with us. Mis chouv I am mg s**ttles down handl'd a lu*.id*u*t and we dus k I am flying the whole wav Ik* the microphones I want to go left or right, c arter Carter explains everything asks. Kvause it we go straight we that will happen lie tells me will head into nstrutid air spaa* about the steenng wheel called over the Daytona airport I sav the yoke I note then1an* two, and nght. and turn tin* plant* east. I’m very happy about that The Carter shows me how to foot pedals will guide us on the adjust tlu* tnm I can't explain ground, lie savs, and lie hands how that works, but it stabilizes me the keys the ascent. Then he suggests The engine starts nght up A experimenting Take some turns, few mon* checks and we an* he says. Remember tlu* toot ped­ moving als, they also control tlu* mdder Working tin* tix*t pedals gave m tlu’ Kick Combining tlu* ped­ me the hggisi tits als and turning tin* voke allows The plain* meanders trnrn side the pilot to maintain -|u\*d when to side as |taxi tin* Cessna down Kinking nght or lett lie com­ the Sanford runway to take my pares it with NAM AK when the cars hit tlu* high bank turns at hist flying lesson. Carter calmlv tells me that, gist Daytona like on a highway, it's not a gixx.1 So I take some tighter turns thing to cross the* solid yellow line and teel the tone of gravity work­ in the middle of the runway. ing on my stomach a bit The The tendency tor a car driver plane maneuvers so easih |won­ like me is to turn tlu* stirring der why everyone divsn’t tly to their destinations wheel, er, yoke in trout of me We cruise over Lake Ashby in Carter reminded me a couple ot times, always in a pleasant man­ Volusia County and m no time ner, that stix*nng with the yoke i>n we an* over New Smyrna Beach Uie gmund is useless. Carter points nut other planes, He calls the tower to say we not just bocau*** we mxxi to know an* getting ready to take nit Hv their kvation to avoid am untorthe time we reach a point called tunate events, but Kvauw they Komero, I have hgured out tlu* an* practicing stalling out Stalling out, 1 exclaim Why fixit pedals and pull to a >top would tbev want to do that? It's Do 1 want to call tlu* tower. Carter asks Sure He tells me part ot training All engine tailun* amid happen and a pilot has to know what action to take. If our plant* wen? to stall out, he reas­ sures me, we aiuld easily glide to small airports nearby or pick out a null* to land on I wasn’t wor­ ried We are almost Kick to Sanford wlu*n I realize I haven't taken any photographs. I'm reluctant to give up tlu* contmls to Carter, but I should take some sina* Tommy gave me tlu* camera. He tells me to open the win­ dow it I want, so I do to get clear shots of mads that I can’t identify Hie veteran pilot flies over The Sanford I lerald building on Fn*nch Avenue, then I ask him to flv over downtown so |can take some aerial photos of tlu* newly renovated First Stnx*t. First Carter calls the Hanford tower to say we will fly over tlu* city and then approach tlu* air­ port. Ilu* air traffic eontmller amtiniis and wants us to tell him ivhen we an* a mile out. First Stnvt is beautiful frum tlu* air Ihc pictures won't do it justice, but tlu* n il brick gleams firm 3,000 tix*t. As we head back to the airport. Carter tells me how much he loves his work, and it shows. He commutes troni Deland. He nivnllv brought his 5-vear-old son and 3-year-old daughter on a flight. Ilu* little girl grabKut tlu* yoke and yanked it wide left and right he said, dearly en joying the memory of an experience her dad hopes she will nave thnmghout her life. He diu*sn’t have his own plane, Carter says. He is an instructor after all He lelLs me that (o earn a pilot’s liamM? lakes at least 40 hours of flight lime, and most people take 55 to H) hours. The cost amounts to about $4,000 to $4,500, but can K* done in as little as two or three months or, like Carter, over a thrve-year time period. Almost a quarter of a million people have taken these intro­ ductory (lights amiss the aiuntry sina* I W . Carter said all types of xipk* take them. A lot of people ly them for Christmas presents, he assumes, Kvause Avion has a lot of Introductory* flights in the K*ginning of tlu* year. Anyone who wants to try fly­ ing can register on-line at www.beapilot.aim or call tollfrvo 88H-BE A PILOT. More than 2.KX) flight scKxils participate in the pmgrarn. For more informa­ tion aKmt Avion Air Academy on Flightline Avenue in Sanford, call 407-328-«W7. On our approach to Sanford airport tlu* sky kuiks dark to the west. The tower says another plane is arriving. He asks if we can perform a short landin ing. Having no clue what that miight be, I gladly give Carter the con­ trols. He explains that the con­ troller Ls doing us a favor by let­ ting us land first. Wp descend to a smooth landing. As we taxi back to Avion, Carter looks at me and says, "W Mir I loved it. The pressure change hurt my ears somewhat but that didn’t last long. I would do it again in a minute, I admit. The flight ha* Uk*n about 45 minute* but we have nam d aU the way to New Smyrna and back with a couple of drdea above Sanford. I ruve told everyone about the experience. I notice the planes taking off around the airport I never knew so many people flew around Sanford. Every time I see a unaD plane overhead, I think: 1 can fly one of those. Low Low Cigarette Prices LOW CIGARETTE PRICES K 23.75 Guaranteed In Stock Guaranteed Lew Price f 3<POSTED OFF GAS PRICE WITH YO U ! WAL-MART CREDIT OR SHOPPING CARD! MURPHY A S S N E U C H 1 L 1 T E s 1 T S A L 1 V E T O O L E S ■ 1661 Rinehart Rd U« uU Wat fen See the crossword puzzle on Page 5A Sanford Firefighters (Local 3996)support Linda KUHN tor Mayor of Sanford! In a formal process where each of the candidat— ashed for the endorsement and w an interviewed, Sanford Firefighters (Local 3996) voted unanimously to endorse Linda Kuhn for Mayor of Sanford. This weekend firefighters are going to be knocking on doors and talking with voters. Ask thorn why they support Unde Kuhn above all others! Pottcal •dwmamani pud tor andapproval by LxKkKuhntor Mayor of Sarfcrd 313 Patrrwtto Awnur Smtord. R Election Day is Tuesday. March 29 Early voting starts Monday. March 21 \ Located At Wet-Mart Sanford, PL I iJ CuteCat. ill few CafeaairmwICWb FS«I M? dwfl ftttJtttfMUCI �d d > Top left clockwise Sam Pak C E O in lion! of Appliance Direct Showroom Sam tho blackbelt. Mark Salmon President EunBee Pak C F O ot Appliance Direct In storybook style, entrepreneur Sam Pak has worked for. and achieved, the American Dream Since coming to the United States 31 years ago. Pak has built a retail appliance business that is now i t in Central Florida, and growing It's a true Horatio Alger tale of a man who pursued his dream and succeeded despite adversity. Turn back the calendar to 1973. Pak s Korean family is befriended by a U S Army officer who helps Pak in tus ef­ forts to come to the United States Pak then 17. arnves in Florida, stays tem­ porarily with a sister already here, and three days later enrolls at Satellite Beach High School Three days after that, he lands a job working in the warehouse of a retail appliance firm There was just one problem. Pak did­ n’t speak or read a word ot English D e­ spite that, six months later. Pak moved up. and began delivering merchandise. He still couldn t read, so to compen­ sate. he memonzed the symbols of the alphabet and matched those to the streets in Brevard County Because of his phenomenal memory, everyone re­ ceived the appliances they were ex­ pecting In fact, Pak and his co-worker were so efficient that the appliance company cut its delivery staff from four to two. 'W e should have asked for a raise.’ says Pak. laughing After two years. Pak. then 20. became a sales­ man. then a manager, and finally, the top dog. running the store But destiny was calling At 29, he started his own company Today, that company owns 18 stores. 12 of which aro Appliance Direct. Pak. now 48. is C E O ; his wife. EunBee. is C F O . and Mark Salmon is President Since 1998. when the three became partners, the business has grown from a $4 million operation to one with over $100 million in sales. And. in the mean­ time, they've built a successful busi­ ness model for how to take on the big guys and win. Contrary to popular be­ del. *We are not in competition with the independents.* said Salmon. T h e r e is no money In that. Th ey don't have the market share.' Th e competition is Hom e Depot, Lowe's and Sears, and in Florida, Appliance Direct is winning. T h e market in ’White G oods.' the in­ dustry term for appliances, has changed dramatically in recent years, he explained. Dealers used to run on 30 points of gross margin, and some in­ dependents stm do, "but Appliance D i­ rect operates oil a fraction of that margW * Other factors are in play in the compa­ ny's success as wed. Stores are locat­ ed outside t ie high-rent district Trucks WTewl m w n tti m s houses, no distributors ’ We buy single items by the truckload. and that makes a huge price dif­ ference “ That means there might be 400 microwave ovens or 700 cooktops all one model, on a single truck. "That s truck after truck after truck They con­ voy in like a freight train It's crazy. |ust crazy." Salmon said, adding: ‘ We like c ra zy ’ The single-mindedness Pak showed in the beginning is evident in the way the company runs now "Pak s idea ot a good time is working or watching the T V show *24." said Salmon He s devot­ ed to the business and to his family. Like many immigrants. Pak s immediate family came to America one family member at a time, as they were able to •and eventually, his parents and six sisters all were here. His father has since died, but Pak stays in constant contact with his mother He is active in his church, but not in politics •another misconception, said Salmon. Eight years after coming to America. Pak decided to visit Seoul and his ex­ tended family. Ho arrived wearing blue jeans, without a suit in his bag. and m fact, without any ot the old constraints of Korea ’ That's when I realized I was an American." he said later. ‘ I knew there was no going back The trip proved fateful, however His family re­ peatedly urged him to meet a Korean woman they thought would make a per­ fect bride ’ No way." he told them But finally they wore him down, and after meeting EunBee. valedictorian of a prestigious college and a professional ballcnna, Sam Pak lost his heart They've been married for 22 years, the same number of years as §almon and his wife, Cena. a former electrical engi­ neer. who is now a full time mom ’ Sam is a good listener. ‘ said Salmon ‘ But he is Old Testament If a line is crossed, one stnke and you're out. al­ though that's not the way he treats cus­ tomers EunBee is like the other side of him •humble, petite end polite, and will­ ing to give everyone a second chance. But when it comes to handling money, she's a razor." said Salmon. This toughness has evolved into a company whose unwritten motto is: ’ It's Never Okay.* Salmon explained ’When you think a job is finished, completed •no. it's not. It's never enough. It is never fin­ ished. You have to keep pushing your­ self, because the market is always in motion.” Pak and Salmon meet for at least two hours daily, working at what Salmon called W ar Gam es. ‘W ar is about what we think our competitors are going to do. Th e company is constantly evolv­ ing.* In 2001, when Circuit Crty got out of t w appliance business, ’ Every deal­ er, including Sears, thought they had died and gone to heaven as w e a l ate up fteir market share.* Th e reekty was that nationally. Lowe s was rising rapid­ ly to become *2. a position they still hold Sears maintained first place. Home Depot captured third, and Best Buy fourth Pak and Salmon predict that nationally Home Depot evontually will be tho dominant player m the appli­ ance business Yet. in Florida. Appliance Direct is on the top rung David vs Goliath, and David is doing okay Pak and Salmon is happy to be in a business dominated by America White Goods are the last great Americandominated manufacturing category Tho biggest companies are Whirlpool. G E and Fngidaire and most of their stuff is made in America.’ They comprise the second-largest users ot steel behind the auto industry, and Americans buy these brands not because they are be­ ing patriotic, but because the products are better, said Salmon Everything else has been taken away from us But in appliances, we still do it better than everybody else I wish everyone would think about that before they buy some foreign pieces And then he expounds about what's truly scary about some foreign brands American stuff is bet­ ter. Period * Yet. tie welcomes competition. "Any­ one living in a competitive market is lucky It keeps you and your weapons, sharp. And ultimately, that is your best security and opportunity *As an exam­ ple. tie cites a Southwest Florida mar­ ket with little appliance competition and prices 15 percent higher, on average, j than one would pay in Orlando ’ Ulti' mately. they are at nsk, from us or . Home Depot or Lowe s. With competi­ tion. you re forced to keep yourself, your staff and your knives sharp.’ You wouldn't expect such a tough guy to be a romantic - but Salmon admits. "The truth is. Sam and I both married up.’ And he offers this advice for those working to succeed ‘ First, find some­ body you love And second, hope it s a person who inspires you to take on the world, someone who will never let you stay down ‘ Both Sam and I have been down at times in our life. But we got up again. That is largely due to our spouses and the way they make us want to feet.' So what’s next for Appliance Direct? Th e entire country? Th e world? ’ I'd bet­ ter let events as they unfold answer that one,* said Salmon. ’ Meanwhile, I guess we're doing okay for a couple of guys flying by the seat of their pants ' �S ection B Sunday March 20,2005 B r ie f s CASSELBERRY SPRING BREAK CAMP Just when you thought camp was only in the summer, Casselberry offers a variety of ramps for those times school is out of session. Our camps provide children a chance to have fun in a safe, supervised environment. Children will make crafts, play games and sports, watch movies, go on field trips, make new friends and much more! Casselberry Spring Break camp will be offered to children in grades K-8th at Secret Lake Park Recreation Center, 200 Ivey Lane, from March 21 through March 25 from 7a.m.-to6p.m. You can register your children for camp at the City of Casselberry Parks k Recreation office, 125 E. Melodv Lane. Monday through Friday, 8 a,m,-to-5 p.m. You can also register on site the day of camp. The daily fee is $15 for Casselberry residents and $20 for non-residents. The Casselbeny Parks and Recreation Department provides quality recreation, cultural activities and facilities that respond to the changing needs of all residents and protects and expands our natural resources. For mote information about Casselberry Spring Break Camp call 407.262.7720. POP WARNER The Sanford Youth Football Association (SYFA) is looking for foot­ ball/Cheerleading Coaches for this coming season. The league will also hold registration next Saturday (March 26th), across from Sanford Middle school from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The fee is $225 per per­ son with a non-refundable $50 fee due at time of reg­ istration. For more information, contact the SYFA by email at syfapopwamri4cfl.rr.CQ YOUTH SOCCER AND FLAG FOOTBALL IN CASSELBERRYI Youth soccer and flag football will be offered in the Casselberry's Athletics Department this coming year. Youth soccer will be available to boys and girls ages 3-17 and flag football will be offered to boys and girls ages 5-17. Sign up your children to devel­ op skills, good sportsman­ ship, and nave fun! Late registration for these sports will be at the City of Casselbeny Parks !r Recreation office, 125 E. Melodv Lane, Monday througn Friday, 8 a.m.-to-5 ».m. Tire sign-up fee is >70 for Casselberry resi­ dents and $90 for non-res­ idents. This fee includes an eight game season, an md of season award, and a|c ary for each player. For more information about youth sports offered in Casselbeny, visit our website at www.cassdberry.org or contact T.C. Donahue at 407-262-7720 xl302y b o a / fb v a h o o p s The Nike Team Florida 1 2005 Jamboree _ , Raptors Challenge) oys Basketball jumament will be held pal 1st through the 3rd i Orlando. For 8u through 15u ams YBOA registration •quirvd on all coaches nd players. Please conid Florida YBOA taector Jack Love at Dvc4floridayboa.com nd the entry fee is $275. For 16u and 17u learns: rage divisions are UCF announces 2005 football schedule ofOTvw «u u ii n v n ia UCF and Conference USA have announced the Golden Knights' 2005 football schedule. The schedule features four home games vs. Conference USA competition along with a national tele­ vision appearance at South Carolina to open the season on Thursday night in primetime on ESPN. The 2005 schedule for the Golden Knights features 10 games to be played The Golden Knights will host Marshall in first C-USA game on Saturday, with the only mid-week game set for Thursday, Sept. 1, on national television. "We are very happy about the new schedule and are anxious to play in Conference USA," stated UCF head coach George O'Leary. "Obviously, you would always Uke to see more home games, but I think we have an outstand­ ing schedule against strong competition in 2005." "As we start out in a new conference, C o d ertr** USA W M toCTJfurilJu, *tu* ation with four home games," mented UCF athletics director Sieve Orsini. "We are pleased with the sched­ ule and that tire four games are not spread out over an extended period of time, which is an asset both to our play­ ers and our fans." UCF is scheduled to face five teams See UCF, Page 2B Jones, Harris All-State SCC has 12 honored by conference rrofn M in m p o n i •y Dm o Smith Sports Editor SANFORD _ With Mirons comes recognition and such is the case for the Seminole Community College bas­ ketball program With the men's and women's teams both advancing to the Florida Community College Activities Association's (FCCAA)/National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region VIII Basketball Championship Tournament together for the first time, the coaches in the Mid-Florida Conference took due notice and rewarded the teams and coaches for their efforts. Veteran men’s roach Stan Cromartie was named the Mid-Florida Conference Men's Basketball Coach of the Year after the Raiders won the conference title and a spot in the State Tournament for the first time in 16 year*. But Cromartie received an even big­ ger honor as he has been nominated for the Florida Community College Activities Association Men's Basketball Mall of Fame. Cromartie was the starting point guard on back-to-back State Championship winning Manatee Community College teams in the early 1980's and can't be more than a few who have played and coached in the State Tournament. SCC had two All-Stale picks in TJ Jones and Kirsten Harris To make the* All-State Team you have to be one of the top three vote getters in the conference voting Jones, a sophomore shooting guard from Orlando who has signed with South Carolina State, wound up the* sixth best scorer in the state with a 20 2 points per game average, was 15th in three-point field goal percent­ age (40-percent), tied for 19th in steals (1.5 per game) and 12th in assists (3.9 per game). Harris being selected on the women's side shows how much the roaches thought ot her ability and her leadership because her individual sta­ tistics, on paper, would not be that impressive since no single player on Sc* SCC, fage 2B “Open date” back in football The Honda High School Athletic Association Board of Directors has approved a revi­ sion of the FHSAA sports cal­ endar, expanding the football regular season to 11 weeks and reinstating the "open date" so that a maximum of 10 games can be played in 11 weeks, and making a variety of changes to certain other sports. Those changes indude: • Fall season - moving beginning dates up one week for football, girls volleyball swimming k diving, golf and fall soccer. The FHSAA State Golf Series will be played one week earlier, while the state cross country series will occur one week later. • Winter season - move entire seasons for basketball winter soccer and wrestling up one week. • Spring season - move entire seasons for hardball and softball up one week; begin practice for track k field one week earlier. Hie Board of Directors also modified and approved a rec­ ommendation of the Football Advisory Committee to insti­ tute a mandatory tunning clock if the differential in the score is 35 points or mote at the end of the third ouarter or any point thereafter. The run­ ning clock will be optional in the third quarter at the request of the head coach of the team that is behind. The advisory committee had recommended a 40-point differential. It was also announced that the Miami-Dade Sports Commission and tne Greater Miami Athletic Conference will serve as host organiza­ tions for the 2005 and 2006 FHSAA Football Finals Presented by Dodge. The Class 1A. IB, 2A and2B state championship games will be played at Florida International University's The Seminole Community Coliege basketball program had two players named to the 2005 Florida Community College Activities Association (F C C A A ) First Team All-State Team . T J Jones (No. 3, above) was the sixth leading scorer in the state this season and led the Raider men to the MidFlorida Conference champi­ onship and their first appear­ ance in the State/Region VIII Tournament in 17 years, while Kirsten Ham s (No. 45, right) played every position on the floor and was the team leader for coach Usa Nuxol's very young women's squad that finished the regu­ lar season 21 -8 and in sec­ ond place in the conference standings. See f i apa. Page 21 U C F’s Striegler, Hudson honored by Atlantic Sun The Atlantic Sun Conference coaches have selected Georgia State senior guard Patechia Hartman as the 2004-05 A-Sun Women's Basketball Player of the Year for the second con­ secutive year. UCF also came up big in the voting as Gail Striegler won the A-Sun Coach of the Year award after leading the Golden Knights to the the third i A-Sun Regular Season title for the tive year, compiling a 16-4 conference record, and former Lyman star Celeste Hudson earned the A-Sun Defensive Player of the Year honor. Also, Troy's Amy Lewis earned A-Sun Freshman of the Year honors, the second consec­ utive year a Lady Troian has scon the award and third time in the last six years. In earning her second consecutive A-Sun Player-of-the-Year honors, Hartman finished sec­ ond in the A-Sun in scoring with 16.1 points pm Laura Lee Holman, U C Fs Ali Roberts, Stetson's Nefrrtiti Walker and Florida Atlantic's Shontaria Williams. Lewis led the group on the A-Sun alt-freshman team, after finishing 13th in the A-Sun wMh 1 2 J points ning rids Atlantic's Missy d aaeg Letitia the 11 leasta me not will \ �I T k k Hu u ld Preps ----Cantteraad foam Page 11 Community Stadium on D ec 23,2 0 0 9 and Due 1-2,2006. The Q a sa 3A,(Uk, 5A and 6A state championship b u m wiO be pUyud at DomNna Stadium on Dee. 9-10,2005 and D ee 8-9, 2006. ”1 am exdted to announoi that the FHSAA Football Finals will be played tat Miami for the next tw o yean," FHSAA Commlaatanerlohn A. Stewart ■aid. 'T he FHSAA staff waa fortunate to have five outstand­ ing proposals from which to choose. Hie proposal submit­ ted by the Miami-Dade Sports Commission, however was far and away the moat Impressive. FIU Community Stadium and Dolphins Stadium both are out­ standing facilities that will ensure all 16 state finalist teams have championship-caliber sur­ faces on which to play.” Said Mike Sophia, Executive Director of the Miami-Dade Sports Commission: "We are very pleased and excited to have die opportunity to host the FHSAA Football Finals in Miami-Dade County. We look forward to having the student athletes, coaches, administra­ tors and fans come down to Miami to compete, to enjoy our facilities and hospitality, and to celebrate one of the great events in all of sports. We are truly committed to nuking this a very special event for every­ one Involved." Organizations representing the cities of Fort Lauderdale, Gainesville, Orlando and Tallahassee also submitted pro­ posals. The proposal submitted by the Gainesville Sports Organizing Committee, which has hosted the finals at the University of Florida six of the last eight years, was the other finalist. Other cities to host the FHSAA Football Finals Presented by Dodge since the event was consolidated and moved to a central site in 19B9 are Daytona Beach and Tallahassee. Miami last hosted a state football championship game in 1963 when Manatee (Bradenton) defeated Miami Southridge 27-21 for the Class 4A championship at Tamiami Stadium. "Almost a quarter of our member schools and a third of <mr state's population are locat­ ed In Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties," Stewart said. "Thirty-three of the 116 schools that have reached the FHSAA Finals in the past 10 years have come from those counties. They have traveled to Daytona Beach, Gainesville and even Tallahassee and have not once complained that they had to do so. We think they are long overdue an opportunity to play close to home for a change." Stewart said that the FHSAA staff will work closely with Miami-Dade Sports Commission and GMAC offi­ cials to ensure that the FHSAA Football Finals Presented by Dodge are a first-class experi­ ence for everyone involved. He is particularly pleased with many of the plans the two organizations already have proposed to assist the schools that advance teams to the event. “It was dear from the start that Miami really, really want­ ed this event," Stewart said. "Key groups from the MiamiDade County Commission to the Miami Dolphins organiza­ tion itself have thrown their support behind the event. Just the possibility of hosting the event has created a buzz in their community. We're confi­ dent that this announcement will be met with even greater enthusiasm." FIU Community Stadium is UCF located on the campus of Florida International University. The 17,000-seat sta­ dium is home to the NCAA Division I FIU Golden Panthers and has a state-of-the-art AatioPlay artificial surface. Dolphins Stadium, the home field of the NFL's Miami Dolphins, has a natural Proscription Athletic TUrf sur­ face. It waa the site of Super Bowl XXID in 1969, Super Bowl XXIX in 1995 and Super Bowl XXXH1 in 1999, and will host Super Bowl XU in 2007. Dolphins Stadium also is the site of tfte FedEx Orange Bowl which doubled as the 2000 and 2004 BCS national champi­ onship games. The final football districts for die next three yean have been released with the only change from the original line-ups being Lake Howell's requested reassignment from Class 4ADistrict 7 to Class 5A-District 3 being approved. Part of die good news with the new set-up is that the Seminole Athletic Conference Is nearly intact and is assured of at least two teams making the Class 6A regional* every year. Lake Brantley, Lake Mary, Oviedo, Seminole and Winter Springs are the only schools in Class 6A-Regionl-District 5. Lake Howell is joined in Class 5A-Region 1-District 3 by Lyman, Mainland and Pine Ridge. Trinity Prep is the lone local team in Class 2B-Region 3District 5 and will compete with Crescent City, PiervonTaylot the Villages and Wildwood for regional berths. The rest of the Seminole County schools playing foot­ ball are in Class IB-Region 2District 4. County entries Lake Mary Prep, Orangewood Christian and The Master's Academy along with DeltonaTrinity Christian and South Daytona-Wamer Christian amke up the district. The Board of Directors also approved a reclassification plan for team sports other than foot­ ball that divides die member high schools into six classes with a "106-106-106-80-80-All Remaining" breakdown for the upcoming commitment cycle. Tne Board made no significant changes to the classification policy currently in place for individual sports. It will bsaasy to tell the dis­ trict Ht>u|ahr most schools tn the other sports as Lake Brantley, Lake Mary, Lyman, Oviedo, Seminole and Winter Springs will all be in Class 6ARegion 1-District 3 and Lake Howell will be in O ats 5ARegion 2-District 5 in baseball boys and girts basketball boys and girls soccer, softball and girls volleyball. Joining the Silver Hawks will be Mainland, New Smyrna Beach and Seabreeze. The newest school in the county, Hagerty High in Oviedo which will open this fall with only freshmen and then grow one class every year, has been slotted into Class 4ARegion 2-District 8 along with Bishop Moore, Celebration, Eustis, Harmony, St. Cloud, Grove Land-South Lake and Tavares in all of the sports. But it gets a little complicated after that as different schools are in different daises, regions and districts in different sports. Following are a listing oif where Trinity Prep, Crooma, Lake Mary Prep, The Master's Academy and Orangewood Christian slot in in the different sports. BASEBALL Class 3A-Region 2-District 8: Trinity Prep, Jones and Lake Highland Prep. Class 2A-Region 3-District 9: Hie Master’s Academy, Father Lopez, The First Academy, Melbourne-Holy Trinity Episcopal and Mount Dora Bible. Class 1A-Region 2-District 5: Lake Mary Prep, Orangewood Christian, Ormond BeachCalvary Christian, DeltoruTrinity Christian and South Daytona-Wamer Christian. BASKETBALL Class 3A-Region 2-District 8: Trinity Prep, Crooms Academy, Jones and Lake Highland Prep. Class 2A-Region 3-District 9: The Master's Academy, Edgewood (Merritt Island), Father Lopez (Daytona Beach), The First Academy (Orlando), Holy Trinity Episcopal (Melbourne) and Mount Dora Bible. Class lA-Region 2-District 5: Lake Mary Prep, Orangewood Christian, Lighthouse Christian (DeLeon Springs), Calvary Christian (Ormond Beach), Geneva School (Winter Park), International Community (Winter Park), Trinity Christian (Deltona) and Warner Christian (South Daytona). GIRLS SOCCER Class 3A-Region 2-District 7: Crooms Academy, Trinity Prep and Lake Highland Prep (Orlando). Class 2A-Region 2-District 5: The Master's Academy, Orangewood Christian, Father Lopez (Daytona Beach). The First Academy (Orlando) and Warner Christian (South Daytona). BOYS SOCCER C ass 3A-Region 2-District 7: Crooms Academy, Trinity Prep, Jones (Orlando) and Lake Highland Prep (Orlando). C ass 2A-Regton 1-District 4: Lake Mary Prep, The Master's Academy, Father Lopez (Daytona Beach) and Warner Christian (South Daytona). Class 2A-Region 2-District 5: Orangewood Christian, Central Florida Christian (Ocoee), The First Academy (Orlando) and Pine Castle Christian (Orlando). SOFTBALL Class 3A-Region 3-District 9: Trinity Prep, Lake Highland Prep (Orlando) and Melbourne Central Catholic. Class 2A-Region 3-District 9: The Master's Academy, Father Lopez (Daytona Beach), The First Academy (Orlando), Holy Trinity Episcopal (Melbourne) and Mount Dora Bible. C ass lA-Region 2-District 5: Lake Mary Prep, Calvary Christian (Ormond Beach), Lighthouse Christian (DeLeon Springs), Trinity Christian (Deltona) and Warner Christian (South Daytona). C ass lA-Region 2-District 6: Orangewood Christian, Faith Christian (Orlando), Geneva School (Winter Park) and Orlando Lutheran. GIBLS VOLLEYBALL Class 3A-Region 2-District 8: Crooms Academy, Trinity Prep, Jones (Orlando) and Lake Highland Prep (Orlando). C ass 2A-Region 3-District 9: The Master’s Academy, Edgewood (Merritt Island), Father Lopez (Daytona Beach), The First Academy (Ortando), Holy Trinity Episcopal (Melbourne) and Mount Dora Bible. C ass lA-Region 2-District 5: Lake Mary Prep, Calvary Christian (Ormond Beach), Peniel Baptist (ralatka). Trinity Christian (Deltona) and Warner Christian (South Daytona). Class 1A-Region 2-District 6: Orangewood Christian, Circle Christian (Orlando), Faith Christian (Orlando), Geneva School (Winter Park), International Community (Winter Park) and Orlando Lutheran. And while this is not set in stone as schools had until March 4th to ask for a change and must then wait for action, this is pretty much where fans will see their respective schools for the next three seasons. UCF visits Southern Mias for the first time ever Oct. 15 in Hattiesburg. The Golden Eagles also finished in a tie for second in C-USA in 2004 with a 5-3 record and ended die season with a victory over North Texas in the Wyndham New Orleans Bowl. TuUne visits the Florida Citrus Bowl Oct. 22 for the first time. UCF won the only meeting between the two schools 36-29 in 2001 at the Superdome. The Golden Knights continue their road swing in C-USA O ct 29 at East Carolina. UCF has played ECU four times in school history, but the two have not mst sine* 1996. rmrwm pwtw pjf etift vwmi Seminote Community College head men's basketball coach Stan Cromartte (left, shown with first Raiders coach Joe Sterling) was named the 2005 Mid-Florida Conference Boys Basketball Coach-ofthe-Year and has been nominated for election into the Florida Community College Activities Association Men's Basketball Hall of Fame. se e Continued from Page IB the Raider, rosier, because of the team s out­ standing depth, averaged much more than 20 minute's a game. The 6-foot-1 sophomore from Ft Lauderdale showed her worth in many ways as she was a starting power forward, but also filled in al cen­ ter ami started a am ple of games at (Hunt guard because* e»t injuries Sanford resident and Lake Mary High grad Lyndon Merthie was also a Mid-Florida Conference Men's First Team selection after his outstanding play the latter hall ot tin* season. The 6- foot *3 guard /forward opened the* se’asem as a back-up to Jone*s but after he became a starter in December he became ot the team’s most feared weapons and was named the Player-of-lhe-Week lor the final week of the sea­ son after scoring 28, 20 and nine points. In the final stale statistics. Merthie was 21st in threepoint percentage (3n-percent), 17th in free throw percentage (77-percent) and tied for Wth in steals (1.5 per game) Three other Raider men, sophomore’s Will Graham and kemaine Samuels and freshman Lamont Houston, were named All-Mid-Florida Conference Honorable Mention. Graham, the high-flying M oot-8 forward from Cross City, came on strong late in the season also, and wound up second in the state tn field goal percentage (67-percent) and 10th in blocked shuts (1.5 per game) Samuels, the 7-fix*t center front Jamaica, was 25th in field goal percentage (54-percent) and third in blocked s hot s (2 7 per game). Houston, a 5- loot-7 point guard from Bradenton, was the director of the offense and detense and finished third m the state in assists (6.7 per game) and 17th in steals (I 8 per game). B rie fs-------Continued from Page IB in their age group Entry fix* is $325 (no personal checks). Registration deadline is March 2 1st tor the event being hosted by FBYA (Florida Basketball A Volleyball Association) in conjunction with Nike Team Florida. Fur more information check out the website at http:/ /orlando.fbva.org/ must meet AASBD standards. Cars must use Z-Glass Wheels (No Wheel Bank) and the class­ es ate Stock. Superstock and Master. You must be pre-registered and paid by March 24, NO ON SITE REGISTRATION! First Racer W5 or two can, if a fami­ ly member (brother or sister), $70 00. Check in time is 7 a.m. and the tint race starts at 8 a.m. For more information call the SRD at 407-330-5697. T H E^> R IO INA L V iv o n a ’ s USSSA BASKETBALL The USSSA Outback Steakhouse Charlotte County Shootout is scheduled for March 24-26 in Charlotte County. The season's first major bas­ ketball qualifier (all ages) will be held taster weekend, but unlike some other events, we WILL NOT be playing on Easter Sunday. Instead, the tournament follows the usual 3-day format, but is scheduled for Thursday-throughSaturday. All games should be concluded by 6 p m. Saturday. For more information and the latest USSSA schedules and information, please see: www.flahoops.org F in e Italian P izzeria and R estau rant 17- t l A W< 7-330-2040 M W 7 days 10m *. | Owner-Nick Vivmw ucm > 24 W INGS 4A«A#.4^.tAIA#,4AtAIA».4^.4A«A# i i *, BOAT BOX DERBY I I . i t i| t: The Central Florida Soap Box Derby and The Sanford Kacmatfon Department will be y maoring a Derby Rally Day on Saturday, March 26, at the Sanford Darby Park. Each car will run a minimum of two races and car and driver \ In addition to Harris, coach Lisa Nuxol's women also had three* other All-Mid-Florida Conference First Team picks after a 21-8 regular season. Sophomore Abena "Bobo" Bosia from Orlando teamed with Harris to give the young Raiders some experience and leadership on tne floor. The 5foot-II forward carried the offense for the team early in the conference season. The other two first learners were freshman in 6foot-4 center Lynette Jackson and shooting guard Ronke Allen. Jackson, from Fayetteville, North Carolina, was huge in the middle off the bench for the Raiders this season, leading the team in scoring on several occasions, but sne really made her presena* felt on detense with her rebounding and shot blocking ability. Allen, a lefthander from Miami, was the out­ side shooter counted on to take* the pressure off Harris, Bosia and Jackson inside and did so very well. Shi* also did an admirable job of filling in at point guard. The other big shooter tor SCC this season was sophomore Jennifer Anderson from Jacksonville, who came back trom a severe knee injury two years ago to become a real sparkplug off the bench for Nuxol this season, was named the AllM-FC Second Team along with freshman LaTasha Lawrence, another Jacksonville native, who was one of the few Raiders with enough athleticism to score either inside or outside. The final SCC selection was freshman point guard Tiffany Scott from Port St. Lucie who had to carry the load at point after fellow freshman Irimar Hernandez was injured and missed most of the final three weeks of the season. Mon* known for defense, Scott did a good job of run­ ning the offense in Hernandez's absence. I I I I : t: m : III j I l . m i i j l l i r i : \ e /II I 'in .i 1111/f 11 WIII11 / I 11i i I liter S ^ » 2 ‘r ’ �H e r a l d C l a s s if ie d s / 'j MI-1 To Place Your Ad Call 11—Home Health Care Need 2 Homo Health Aids 2 wk salary $280 lot 14 morrvng visits (7am). 14 evening visit* (9 30pm) Must work O n i A i aknOb 2 trvwjt 407323-7500 tor application PI* tv mag_______________________ 25— S p e c ia l N o t ic e s 61—Money to Lend A tte n tio n R w K terst! II s illegal tor companies doing business by phone to promise you a loan and aab you to pay for It before they deliver. 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Available Now' 11100'mo : B'and new 4/2 in Gebry Lakes 2.0C1 SqFLLdia Vww. Section 0 Welcome 51250/mo 100 Long Leaf Rina Circle. 3 2. 1 Car Garage Town Villa. Screen Porch Community Pool A Tennis 1905/mo •1100 Amalia. 2BR Plus Bonus. New Carpet. Carport No Pet* No Smoking 5750/mo ouses* >i i M AN Al ,1 Ml 'i HI N ! A) ■ JO ■’ i I , 1, .'lo Bedford: 2/15 Townhouse. Vary Nice. Inside Utility ALarge Pantry. W/D Hookup. Tile A Carpal 5650/mo. Fast Last A Security Sanford: 2/2 Condo. Great Location Appliances. W ID Hook-Ups. Screen Porch. J7003700 Bentord: 2/1 Duplex Renovated. Tile Floors, New Appit Fenced yd. Off 8t Parking $700/5650 Dep Community. Townhousa, All tnctudmg W/D. Screen Petto. Comm Pool Mmuiea From t4 A 417 B92S/|B2SDap Sanford at Mayfeb Ceunfry Ctub: LAe Gofff SpawousM Home on Golf C ou n t. Minutes from 1-4 A 417. Carpeted A Vinyl Garden Tub. 2 Car Gar Lawn Care A Sprinkler* Included. 51400/11400 Dep DOYLE I WE REN T AND B R U ��Legals TWttoK F ta tdaMIUFt32* Court X I N. Parti <d f l s r m . bat (407)323m PlMMi: March CD, 27, MOS 0114 WITNESS my hand and toe saw ol toto Court tow day ol March B. 2006. IE Q M O 108.33 F T N OP 8 COR LOT 44 RUN W MO FT N M DEG 41 MM E 438S4 F T 8 338.7* FT TO M O U N O U JT 27 ASSESSORS MAP OF LOTS 44 TO 47 SANF0R08 SUB­ STANTIAL FARMS PBS PQ 84: a o fi commonly known aa 670 **■ *-*-*-- i ----- ‘ * - a n ——. mujon u u w» - v r u , u w Mvy. Ttw Public Hearing wrt l » held In to# Commiaaton Chaabai ai Laka Mary C#» Haa. i n N. County Club Road. Lata Mary (mam anbanoa Into Cay Had M located on labaitaft Avenue). Tb* Public la owned to annul arc) be heard Saidhaarmgmay ba oonanuad tram lima to Nma until a final decision K maOa by too Cay Commwaion. Forqueaiiona regarding tola requaat. piaata contact Juan Omana. Community Development Director, by catling 407-9651454 A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CON­ STITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGO­ ING MATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAIN­ TAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE 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 MEETINO AT (407| 585-1424 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Carol A Foater, City ClarX DATED March 11.2005 PuWlish March 20. 2005 0109 SCMMOLS COUNTY SCC PROJECT SOLICITATIONS For information on Seminole County BCC procu'emenlt pleat* visit our wabsit* al WWW semmolecountyll govpuichaamg, taiecl Current Procurement lor a hat ol i actrva aohatationa Many can be downloaded at no charge Solicitation end Procurement •dormauon it aleo available at toe Purchasing and Contracts Division, located m the County Service* Bunding. 1101 East tM S t . Room 320*. Santord. Florida Phone 407-*65-7t31 To guarantee rece«4 ol adden­ da. all respondents should check the websAs or contact the Purchasing and Contracts Division seven calendar days poor to the fixed receiving date of aubmoiaisAid* Pubhah March 20 2005 Out CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY plaintiff. Ae Deputy Clerk Marsha* C. Wblaon. P.A.. 1*00 NW 4*TH STREET. SUITE 120 FTLAUO ERO ALE.Fl 3330* Telephone (*04)483490* Facetmae: (*84) 771-8082 PubSah. March 20. 27.2008 0112 M THE CMOUfT COURT M A N O FO R « — WOUI COUNTY. FLORDA CASE NO.: 04-CA-1771-1441 CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO. CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION INC . UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DREW MITTLER JOHN DOE. JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT) Si IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. RE-NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Mohon and Order Reacting Forectoaure Sato Oato datad the ato day ol Marc 2005. and entered n Caae N 04-CA-1700-14-L ol toe Cecui Court ol toe llto Jutocuf C*cu4 in and tor Semnote County, Florida, wtwren CHASE MANRATTAN MORTGAGE CORPO­ RATION SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CHASE MORT­ GAGE COMPANY. ■ toe P lan* and DREW MITTLER; CROWN POMT BY THE SPRMQ8 CON­ DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, M C ; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DREW MITTLER: JO M I DO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT(B) M POSSESSION OF THEKmjlEC^FROFW Y ■SSirTroStdoormeS FtoWSa. at ltd Tto *wr of Aw laattwtotoi TW At: SunRay Store Away •10 Rewhart Road Lake Mary. FL 3274* A* may pay i*t Ca> 407*333438* Pubbah: March 20. 27,2006 0118 M THS O R C U n COURT POR I COUNTY, IN RE: ESTATE OF CATHY G1ACCHI. GREGORY L SMITH AND UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Defendant NODCS OF SALS Nobce >•given that pursuant to a Summery Final Judgmant datad March 3. 2005 In Cat No 04-CA-I771-14-K ol toe Cacuff Court lor County. Florida in which THE CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO it the Plaintiff and GREGORY L SMITH and toe UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, are the Deiendanti. I wN ae* to toe tugheal and beat balder lor cath at the Semmote County Courlhoute. 301 N Park Avenua. Santoid. Sam mole County. Florida al 11 00 a m on April IB. 2005. toe toAowmgdetenbed property tel torth m the order ol Final Judgment See Schedule A Attached The land it deterbed at toaowt The Wett 870 leet (let! the South 1032 leet I and the East 20 leaf ol the Wett 690 leet [lett toe South 35 Met lor roed light ol wayl ol the South 1/2 Of the Southeast i'4 ol Section 28. Townshp 20 South. Range 32 East. Semmote County. Florida NOTIFICATION In accordance with THE AMERI­ CANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. it you are a person with a disability who needs any special accommodation to parkepete m tint proceeding, you art entitled, at no coal to you to the prow non ol apeciai assistance Please contact Court Admmwtration al 301 N Park Ave. Santord Florida 32771. letaphona (407)885-4330 wffhm 12) two working day* ot you receipt ol toe Nobce ol Sale N hearing or voce vnpeeed. caff 1800 955 8771 DATED March 7. 2005 Maryanne Morte Dark ot the Circuit Court By Mary Stroupa Aa Deputy Clerk Zimmerman. Keer A SutokAe. PA POBot 3000 Orlando FL 32802-3000 (407) 425-7010 M TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF THS EIGHTEENTH JUOICtAL CIRCUIT OF THS STATS OF FLORIOA. M A N O FO R SKMNOLS COUNTY. CIVIL wet Wpr* mviMOM w CASS NO: 6*CA-1467-14K CITICORP TRUST BANK. FSB F/K/A TRAVELERS BANK 8 TRUST FSB vs DREW MITTLER CROWN POINT BY THE SPRINGS prcvNtont ot toa Ftoffbou* Name Statute*. to-Wff: Section *86 0 », Ftortda Btatuto* 1M1. PubMh March 20. 2008 JULIAN DAVIS PERRY. JANE DOC PERRY. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF JULIAN DAVIS PERRY. CATHY MARIE PERRY. JOHN DOC PERRY. THE UNKNOWN HUSBANO OF CATHY MARIE PERRY IF LIVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DCFENOANT(S) IF REMARRIED. AND IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS ANO TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENOANTlSl. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. JOHN DOC. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOC. UNKNOWN TENANT. NOT1CS TO CREDITORS The admevababon ol toi bblatt ot CATHY QIACCHI. dbcaaaad. whote daw ol death wat February 14. 2005. Faa Number 200S-CP-0446, e pendmg m the Ciicuil Court tor Seminole County. Florida. ProbaM Division. Hie addreta ol which e PO Drawer C. Santord. FL. 32772 The namea and addrea aat ot tha Partonai Rapreaentatnre and tha Pareonal Rapratentabve t altorAN creditor* ot the decedent and other pertona having claimt or demandi agamtt- decedent t ettale on whom a copy ot But note* it terved mutt Me the* claimt with thr* Court WITHIN THE LATER O f 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 All other Creditor* ol toe dece­ dent tnd other pertont having Claimt or demandi againtl decedent a ettale mutt tat the* claimt erith Vet court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE The daw ol the frtt pubheahon ol toit notice it March 20. 2005 FLOYD HOLLEY AKA FLOYD EARL COURTNEY HOLLEY Pareonal Rapretentative ton Mokutoa Dmw Katua. HI *8734 CompWWd propoaai* mutt be •ubmtoed no latof than 1200 noon EST. Wadnetday Apr! 18, 2005 Retpontet received attar thit daw and time wit not be conudered PuW.»h March 20 2005 0122 PiWHc Auction Pubkc auction to be held al 9 Ot am on the deyitl tpecrlwd below al the trout door ol Athent Towing. Inc located al 2499 Old Laka Mary Rd Su4* 134. Santord. FL lor to* purpoae ol ditpotmg ol the lollowing Fcx further mlormatiori plea** can (407)321-2948 044144 |1| V*ar 199? Veke Chevrolet VIN* r GNDU06D2NT132495 |2| Year l995U*k* Ford VIN41FTCR10A7SPA37591 Pubkth March 20 2005 0124 M THS CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIQHT1KMTH JUDICIAL IN ANO FOR ItM M O LE COUNTY, FLORIOA. CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. P6-CA-214-I40 Mate L Zobel E aquae Florida Bar No 074*218 Ettatt Planning and Legacy Law Center PLC 1131 Symondt Ave Winter Perk FL 327(9 Telephone 407B44-2218 Attorney tor Pertonai Repreeentabve Pubfcth March 20 27 2005 0116 vt Plaintiff M THS CIRCUIT COURT FOR U a t t O L l COUNTY FLOR A* PROSATt OM SKM FA* NO. WILLIAM W BRAMMEIER el al Defendant! 11 IN RE ESTATE OF TO WILLIAM W BRAM­ MEIER LISA BRAMMEIER AND >F A NAMED DEFEN­ DANT IS DECEASED THE SURVIVING SPOUSE HEIRS DEVISEES. GRANTEES CREDITORS AND A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING BY THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST THAT DEFENDANT AND THE SEVERAL ANO RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN ASSIGNS SUCCESSORS <N INTEREST. TRUSTEES OR OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAMST ANY CORPORATION OR OTHER LEGAL ENTITY NAMED AS A DEFENDANT AND ALL CLAIMANTS PER­ SONS OR PARTIES. NATURAL OR CORPORATE. OR WHOSE EXACT LEOAL STATUS IS UNKNOWN CLAIMING UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE NAMED OR DESCRIBED DEFENDANT JANE R DAUGHERTY. NOTICf TO CREDITOR* The admmrsbabon ot toe ettato ol JANE R DAUGHERTY, oecetted whote daw ol deato wat February 3. 2005 « pend­ ing m to* Circuit Court lor Sammoto County Florida. ProbaW Drveion. the addreta ol whrch it PO Boa *099 Santord Florida 32772 The name* and addrtttat ot the Pertonai Repratanuiiv* and to* Pereonai Rapratentabve t aaornay are tel torto betow ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Aa creditors at toe dededwk at other percent having claen or damandt agamtt decedent! eetatt on whom a copy ol tow noboa a sanrad wthm tore* north* a*at toe daw ot to* brat pubbeabon o> tow noboa murt Ma toae d a m wrto tow Court WITHM THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM d a m wrti tow Cowl WITHM THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCATION OF THM NOTICE. A U CLAMS NOT SO FEED W E IS S FOREVER BARRED CfTIFINANCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. INC . FK/A FORD CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY. INC . KARENE T ROBERTS AK/A KARENE T SMITH. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KARENE T ROBERTS AK/A KARENE T SMITH. THE ESTATE OF MAMIE LEE SMITH. DECEASED. UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVI5EES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS ANO TRUSTEES OF MAMIE LEE SMITH. DECEASED. KARENE T ROBERTS AK/A KARENE T SMITH. HEIR. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KARENE T ROBERTS AK/A KARENE T SMITH HEIR. STACCATO SMITH HEIR. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF STACCATO SMITH HEIR. LENTON SMITH JR . HEIR. LUCILLE HAMILTON RABY. HEIR. IF LrviNQ. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANT(S). IF REMAR­ RIED AND IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS DEVISEES. GRANTEES ASSIGNEES CREDITORS LIENORS AND TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTIS). VW CREDIT, INC UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. CAPITAL ONE BANK WHETHER DISSOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXISTING. TOGETHER WITH ANY GRANTEES ASSIGNEES CREDITORS. LIENORS OR TRUSTEES OF SAID DEFENDANTS! AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Cl AWING BY THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST DEFENDANTS. UNKNOWN TENANT *1. UNKNOWN TENANT *2. Defendant* NOTICS OF ACTION DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE OF AMERiOUEST MORTGAOE SECURITIES INC ASSET BACKED PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 2003 10 UNDER THE POOL 1NO A SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF OCTOBER 1 2003 WITHOUT RECOURSE County LOT *7. BLOCK 1. SHADOW HAL. ACOOROMO TO THE FU TTM B M O F. C O M PLAT BOOK 17. PAOCS St. X ANO M i OF TIM f U C RECORDS fl COUNTY. FLORE Additional data* are provided in to* REQUEST FOR QUALIFI­ CATIONS (RFOl package which it avadabW m both ewetrone and paper format InwretWd parbet can obtain a copy ol to* RFQ by tending a tatter of roqueat to Undaey Weaver at WORKFORCE CENTRAL FLORIDA at 1097 Sand Pond Roed. Su4e 1009 Lake Mary. Flood* 32748. (407) 531-1222 £■12080 or e-mail LweeverRwcAa com (3) Year 1993.54*** Nitaan VIN* 1JN1HJDIF7PT12*884 A l otoer oedaora of to* dao Note* e heraby given toWL p u •uam to a Fetal Summary JuagwiFM df eniared m to* cauaa. t o ^ h ^ O e o M O w t ol WORKFORCE CENTRAL FLORIDA (WCF) M currently «o*d«ng mm *marts ol qualRcatton from quaMtod marketing, puo»c TWHioni. ana Bownning firm* in the Central Florida region The acope ol tomcat may toctod* oonbnuabon ol too WCF employer campaign; cre­ ation ol ■ Job ***** campaign. prmnov p&rsefei p w e rwMHjfrt advrtement and ttratagy; provrd* general graphic detign. provide otoer media buying •ervtoea; prompt daecbon and aaawtanc* on vpacW aventt ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Ned two (21 yean a more altar the decedent! daw ol death it M THS ORCUtT COURT OF THS M HISBM TH ju d c ia l eskeurr OF THS STATS OFFLO R BA. M A N O FO R tSMBIOLS COUNTY, CURL OMStON CASS NO: *8-CA-!84-14W 0121 liana: To ba aoM or diepon d ol Thursday. * M 1 M , 10 a m. Pubic Auction. Cath Only Publish March 20 27 2005 0113 M THE CIRCUfT COURT OF THE 1ETH CIRCUIT, M ANOFOR BSMMOLE COUNTY, FLOROA CIVIL DIVISION W PSWVW *W PSw CASE NO.: 04-CA-1TW-14L Furauant to Ftortda awutaa Bad u J X Aje ^MC. — OIV B O n p g rBcBff *3JO* t S3J07, Sato of oontanta S a a M M N M M M ji 1M Out 4t 11 Dorsey Manama Mote* Ae Clerk ol toe Court 1230 Bouto Myrtle Avenue. SUM 108 Ctoarwrtto, Ftortda *3798-3446 FuMttwd to: Sarrtnoto HartM FlMtoh: March 13. 20,2006 i alto* O N U M lM I « ■ hoM • < HMrtna an A|M T , M M . at 7 f lR M ,o r « « M poaatoto. la a p N l ol denial at an OgoupaSonal Uoanaa tar a bal bond's oIBca In P O I a, BairtnoN County, I 327*8. under to* ue Name ot TfaMaato, M I townd to regwwr brtd wtto to* OhrNton ol NOTICE OF ACTION LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE IS WILLIAM W BRAMMEIER 203 W4M«re Owe Ceaaeberry FL 32707 USA BRAMMEIER 203 WWheo Dnv* Cattain try, FL 32707 PRESENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN TO KARENE T ROBERTS A K A KARENE T SMITH THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KARENE T ROBERTS AK/A KARENE T SMITH. THE ESTATE OF MAMIE LEE SMITH DECEASED. UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES ORANTEES ASSIGNEES CREDITORS LIENORS ANO TRUSTEES OF MAMIE LEE SMITH. DECEASED KARENE T ROBERTS AK/A KARENE T SMITH HEIR THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KARENE T ROBERTS A K A KARENE T SMITH. HEIR. STACCATO SMITH. HEIR. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF STACCATO SMITH. HEIR. LENTON SMITH. JR . HEIR LUCILLE HAM1TON RABY. HEIR. IF LIVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANTlSl. IF REMAR­ RIED ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES CREDITORS LIENORS AND TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENOANTlSl. VW CREDIT INC UNITED STATES OF AMERICA CAPITAL ONE BANK WHETHER DISSOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXlSTlNO TOGETHER WITH ANY GRANTEES ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS LIENORS OR TRUSTEES OF SAID DEFENOANTlSl AND A U OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING by. th r o u g h und er , or AGAINST DEFENDANTS WHOSE RESIDENCE veto unknown YOU ARE HEREBY required to tea your aniwer or written aelantaa. * any. *i to* abm prpceeong wffh too Clerk ol tv* Court and to servo a copy toereot ia»n toe p ta rM ! ado noy who** name and adtoei appear! hereon. w*hei 30 day! altar to* hrst pubbeabon ot to Nobce ol Acfaon. toe naluie ol to* proceetong being a toi! tor torectoeur* ol mortgage agatoti toe toaoemg deserted property toe* l o t s ia a n o ig. t h o m a s ADDITION TO MIDWAY. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO M PLAT BOOK 7. PAGE SB. OF THE PUBLIC RE CORO8 OF SEMWOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA DANKO PHffJJPS, FAT DOE PHILLIPS. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DANILO PHILIPS: TWO THY DRUHE; CHERYL DRUME, IF LMNG, INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF 8AIO DEFENOANT(S), IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS AND TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTIS); FREMONT INVESTMENT 8 LOAN. WHETHER DISSOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXISTING, TOOETHER WITH ANY ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. OR TRUSTEES OF SAID DEFENDANTlSl AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AOAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTIS); JOHN DOC. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE OOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. Defendant! MOTICI OP SALS Nobce * heraby given toat. pursuant to a Final Summary Judgmant ol Foreclosure entered in to* above-styled cause, m to* Circuit Court ot Senvnoi* County. Florida. I wd tall to* property srtust* hi Seminole County. Florida. LOT 50. CAMDEN CLUB ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 54. PAGE t THROUGH 3 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA A K A 9413 SOUTHERN GAR DEN CIRCLE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FL 32714 at pubkc sale, to toe highest and best bidder lor ceah. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMI NOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA Florida, at It 00 AM . on tn* 24 day ol March 2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT BY Mary Stroup* Deputy Clerk Law Office* ol Daniel C Consuagra 9204 King Palm Drive Twr*)* Florida 33819 1329 Attorneys tor Plaintiff Publish March 13 20. 2005 0084 M THS COUNTY COURT CASS NO. 04-CC-IM e-NF SPRING WOOD VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION OF LONG WOOD. INC . • Florida bnof-forOproht oorporabon. NEKElSMA SONGif. and UNKNOWN TENANT t ANO 2. Defendant* n o n et op Nome « hereby given toat. pursuant to a Final Summary Judgmant ol Foractoaur* dab February 16. 2005 and entered •i Caae No 04C0840 of to* County Court ol SEMINOLE COUNTY, Florida wherein Springwood Village Condominium Association ol Longwood Inc it toe Plaintiff and Nakeitha Songi* and Unknown Tenant 1 and 2. art * Defendants t wrt set to • tvgheat and best bidder tof cath at tha Watt Front Door Serrunol* County Courthouse X I N Park Avenua. Santord FL 32771 at it X am on toe day ol March 2005 to* toaqwng daaertoad property as aat tortti hi tax) Final Summary Judgment to wrl UNIT !46D SPRING WOOD VILLAGE. A CONDOMINIUM ACCORDING TO THE DECLA­ RATION OF CONDOMINIUM AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1311 PAGE 1049. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA DATED tins 24 day ol February 2005 (Stall MARYANNE MORSE CMrk of to* Ocuff Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Clark Helena Ouberret MaKhow. Esquire Wean 6 Maichow PA Aaomey* tot Piamaa 844 E CotoraalDnM Orlando. Florida 32903 ney. a M ANDRON (COUNTY Dated tort day d FEB M. CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Caret I at Oercei c. 9W » (X ) a y 4Aw 9to NW NM Nf auMWlwn of But noaoa an Wmpal a x MARYANNE MORSE A* Clerk of aato Court By Mary Saoupe At Dsputy Clark 116. X I Note* IS given that the loffowtng parmrt wat isaued on March 1. 2005 Orlando LM# Forest Joint Venture. Potmff No 40-117-2208222 The protect « located m SemmoN Courtly Section 30. Township 19 South. Range 30 East Tha Perm* auVtontM A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM on 2 0 ACRES TO SERVE Park Lot For Evert Parking known as Laka ForaM Matter Plan - Lake Forett Evert Parking Phase II The receiv­ ing water body is M Smith Canal, to to# SI John* River The Mali) containing the application tor to# above katod parma is available tor inspection Monday through Friday aicapt tor legal holiday*, 8 0 0 a m to 500 p m at toe St John* River Water Management District (District) Headquarter*. 4049 Raid Street. Paiatka. FL 32178-1429 A p a w n whoa# •ub*tank*i interest* are affected by to# D«tnct permitting daemon may petition lor an edrmmttratrv* hearing m accordance with fac­ tions 120 569 and 120 57. Ftonda Statute* or may chooaa to pursue mediation aa an alternative remedy under section 120 573. Ftonda Statutes botor* the deadkn* tof ffbng a peti­ tion Choosing mediation will not adversely affect toe nght to a hearing rt mediation doe* not result in a settlement The proce­ dures lor pursuing mediation arc sal torth in section I X 573, Ftonda Statutes, and rules 28-106 111 and 28-106 401-404 Ftonda Administrative Cod# Petitions must comply with to* requirements ol Florida Administrative Cod* Chapter 28-108 and b* Wed with (received by) the D>*tnct Clerk located al District Headquarter*. Highway 100 Paiatka FL 32177 Petitions lor administrative heanng on the above application!I) mu*1 be Wed wrthm twenty-one (21) day* ot pubheahon at this note* or wifhm Twenty-ui ( X ) days Oi the District depositing noice ol Ihit intern in the mail lor thosa persons to whom to# District mails actual nobce Failure to W# a peblcn witom tort time period than constitute a waiver ol any ngtit(B) such persemis) may have 10 request an administrative determination (hearing) under sections 120 569 and 120 57. F S . concerning the subject permit Petitions that arc not Wad in accordance with tha above provisions arc subject to dismissal Because the administrative heanng process is designed to for­ mulate Imai agency action, the Wing ol a petition meant that tha District s final action may be different from ma position taken by it in this notice ol mtert Persons whose substantial interests wrt be affected by any such final decision ol toe District on tha appli­ cant have to* nght to petition to become a party to to* proceed­ ing m accordance with the requirements set torth above Publish March X . 2005 0118 •T. JOHNS RlYtff WATER MANAGEMENT WSTRKTT O rvCi WRITTEN NOTICK OF WT6N0C0 DISTRICT DSCMNM The Ditmct give* note* ol its intent to issue a perm* to to# know­ ing appkcantit) on Aprs 12 2005 Sammoto County BCC. 5 X W Lake Mary B M I. Sardord. FL 32773. application 44-117-63026-3 Tha project toeWed in iemmoto Courty Section» t ] 6 14 TownsNp 21 Souto. Range X East Tha ERP appkeabon is lor construckon of a surface wafer management eyetom associated wffh road improvements on Lake Drive Phaaaa IS H (bom Semmote Btvd to Twskewrta Rd | The rccew ig wsawbodtoe arc Qee Creek and Lrtto Laka Howe* Bob HaRaway Investment Corp. Bob Haftawi I. M l Hrtvrew Dr. Suite 105. AJtamonto Springs FL 32714 appko Son *4-117-460191 Tha project located m Sammoto Courty. Sack xi X . TownWkp 16 Souto Rang* X East The ERP apptcakor « lor conoapluM approval of a surface wafer management sysla n tor a 42 56-acre. mised-utt development known as HaRaway Road 48 The racervmg waterbody is SI Johns The Nests) containing each of tha above-ksN *H avertable tor inspection Monday through Friday sscapl tor I days. 100 i m to 5 00 p m at to* St John* River water Management District Headquarters or tha appropriate Sarmce Carter The District wrt lane action on each permit sppkcabon katod above unless a petition tor an admuustisliv* proceed ng |heanng)« Mad pursuant to toe provisions ol Seckon* I X 569 and I X 57. Florida Statutes Chapter 24-106 and 40C-1 1007. Florida Admmishativ* Cod* IF A C I A parson whose substantial mtoretts era affected by any of toa Distort * proposed permitting decisions Perched p o vs may paakon tor edmmrstiatrv* hearing m scourdance wrto Seckon* 120 588 and I X 57. F S or aff part** may reach • written agreemars on madtobon a* an alternative remedy under Section 1X573 F S Chooeng mediation w* not adversely affect the nght to a heanng 4 TiarkWrm does not result n a settlement The procedure* tor pursumg metoebon are set torth m Section 120 573 F S and Rule* 29 106 111 and 29-106401- *05 F A C Petitions must corryky wrto toa taqueemercs of Floods Adm.nistrabv* Cod* Chapter 26 106 arte ba Mad wffh (received byi the Distort Clark located at Psfrcl Headquarter*. 4049 Rtod Street Paiatka Florida 12177 Petffon* tor admniUrabv* haerng on to* Roys appkcakcrvsj muel be Mad wrthm twenty-on* (21) days of pubbeabon of tort noko* at wrtom twenty-sis (26i days ol to* DrtSnrt (topnsang toa nukce of mfarc m toa mas tor tone* parsons lo whom toe Owairt nwis actoaf noun* Fa4ut* lo N* a petjhon wahei tors sme period ehaff conaiauto a waiver at any nghi such person may hav* to rcqueat an aWime►abv# datormmabon (hearmgi under Seckon* I X 5M and I X 97. F S concerning toa tub|*c! perm* appkeabon Pebkon* whch arc not Mad m accordance wrto toe above proveaxis arc eubRCt to BaBecaus* to* admm«babv* heanng procsil • dawgrrtC lal* bnal agency acbon. toa hbng of a pMbon maws Dratoct s bnal acbon may b* dfftoianl bom ate pnsann IM to* nobce of went Person* whoa* n.tn*ar*al raarci affacstd by any such bnal dacrton of toe Drttort on to* i have toe ngrt to beepm# a party t o the proceetong ati Qtona Lew* Dvectar. O n io n of Perm* Orta 1 » John* River Water Management pjtort Pubbah March X 2005 ottg The a John* River Water Managawtart Owtrci ha* reran id Vt* appheaborts) tor Enwronmarcal Raaouroe Permais) tram Sammoto County. 177 Euah Loop. Bantofd. FL 3Z773. R ip k » bon *40-H7-g7ggs-i. Tha protect is tocatod in Eanwvto County. Saction X TownaNp x Souto. Rang* » Eaat Tha ERP appkeabon to tor toa Swaafwatot Crcak Cove Thbutwy Burtace W m w Reworabon. a 6E3woe prcgeci bokdays. 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Ftortda 32771, wNwi 2 working days prior to toe proceadtog Telephone (407)885-4227, 1•00955-4771 (TOO) Ot 1-900955-9770 (V) vto Florida Relay Seme* NOTICE S t O B Y OIVEN a n M rtto a F M M P M o i F iw c M imh AMad U iw N I . M ill m t ia s DATED the 7th day ol March. 2005 Mtomi. Florida 331M-2919 (308)682-4110 Tha 6to<t) oontammg aach of pis abova-hatod appbcaaorya) a x NCKULU8 WEJJAMB. at N . .41IE7B1 200 LOT 20. BLOCK 38. DREAMWOLD, 4TM SECTION. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 98. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMWOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. »*/■ 2816 Oeorgw Avenue. Santord. Florida 32771 M T M B C O C U T COURT O PTN BI IS Lot 4. Stock 3. HEFTIER HOMES ORLANDO SECTION ONE. accbtdmg to to* plat totmof a* recorded vt Plat Sc 13. Fage B and i . of iw pub record* at Semtnoto County. AT THE Submfftodby Faber BOWti. P A 9830 8W 77to Avenua. 1 Pukktn March t3. X . 2008 YOU ARE N O TFK O tort an acaon to totectuaa a manga on to# toMoenng property at 8CMWOLE Courty. Ftortda 10111 ot April, 2005. to* following daaertoad property aa **t torth to said F*W Judgment to wff. egals AK/A I t l l WATER STREET, SANFORD. FL 32771 TH EO A TEO FFM STFU B U CATION OF THIS NOTICE « AAUA 1*7 SIS L Legals Lccals H E B A M a E N M w N a M dW O IM �suKhv.Muvhao.aooB P a g e TO I \ Little Green The Sanford Herald I I — SHE’S NOT WEARING A FLOATING DEVICE. THANKFULLY, SHE IS ONE. Price tor Seminole County residents only. Expires March 31,2005 Mail To: Sanford Herald • 300 N . French Ave. • Sanford. Florida 32771 N A M E ___ AD D R ES S CITY Price for Seminole County residents L egal* L nonce or a u c t i o n Thu auction ** be held on A M L A. M . at 9 OQ AM at V i Auhn Am . Onado FL ProapactiM tnooa't may mapart tha m h c M on the day before Via Auction from SAW until 6PM Term* are cat* or cartilwd lunfli only OVIEDO TOWING reeecM* tna ngm to accept o< Tha following vehicle* ara oPered tot tad* 19*7 Marta*Sana* V IM 4F4CR12ASVTM3251* PuMah March 30. 3005 0135 NOT1CC O r AUCTION Th* auction « a ba hatd on A M L U . M M . at 900 AM at 339 Aukn Am Onaoo FL Prospective bidder* may unai 9PM Tarma ara caah or canrhad tunda on*y OVIEDO TOWINQ raaarvat V* ngM to accapt or ratuta any and a« Tha tottoamg vaheta* art oHarad tor M a 3009 PortaeQrandPm V N 3Q3WP933391193*07 March 30. 3009 O tM only Expires March 31. 2005 eg a l * MOOEL ?OR COLOR B lu r V IN f 1G3GR11A6HP336760 Vehcle A ucih m ‘ 9 00am WHEN April 1 .3 0 0 9 WHERE Paul* Towmg i 9 i» W 1»t Sheet Santoro Tl 33771 1407)331 7447 VEHICLE YEAR 1997 MAKE NISSAN MOOEL PICKUP COLOR PURPLE VIN* 1N6S016S9VC439 H8 Vahcle Auction » 9 00*m WHEN April 9 . 1 0 M WHERE P auU Towing i9'<i W U t Street Sanford Ft 33771 (*07)331 7443 VEHICLE YEAR 1977 MAKE PONTIAC MOOEL 3DR COLOR RED VIN* 3O3777P344017 VEHICLE YEAR 1969 MAKE v o l k s w a g o n MOOEL *Dfl COLOR BLUE V 1 N i WVWPG01GKK W56 7660 VEHICLE VEAR 1993 MAKE FORD MOOEL VAN COLOR BROWN VM* 1FMEE11H7NHB37094 VEHICLE VEAR 1993 MAKE PLYMOUTH MOOEL VAN COLOR BLUE VIN* 3P4GH35K4NR713660 V ehcle Auction # 9 00am WHEN April M . M M WHERE P a u l* Tuning I 9 '9 W H I Street Sanford. FL ••OOam F a n Dm * itit W III eaaaL lardort. FL u n i VEAN: I I OOLOMOLUE WNf:lFMCA1IUAJZA41423 E M M l I M I t ill raei-M tf vw r jo 32771 14071331-7*43 VEHICLE VEAR 19M MAKE FORD MOOEL PIC K U P CO LO RTA N V IN f 1FTEX I4N 9G K B94615 Ndboa « hereby gman Paul * Toaang aril *a< M pub*c auebon tor r ^ T T Nr ca *n on damand IB N * * N tedder ma toaowmg P n o N r tM N c to a hopK hva biddars may im pact M h rih a a n a hour pnor to 96to Tam* ara 'CASH OR C E N T * ICO F LINOS' Paul * Itaating raaarvaa V a nghi 10 aooapl or a p d any and a * Pubtoh M a p » . 3006 O IM L i GAL* Lecals NOTICE Sanford Towing A Recovery me. loettad at 3933 Country Club Rd . 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M M TIME to00am WHERE A A R Toning Service 1001 N Orlando Am Montand FL 3375t NOTICE OF PURLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN C 4J TOWING WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION FOR SAL VAGE FOR CASH ON DEMAND TO HiGHESTBlD DEH THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLE VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION # 65 l*u/u Pcfcup J AABL14A9F07099M 3001 Denton True* Blue VINf JB7KC26611M387463 95 Ford Eiptorar t FMCU24X6SUB33939 TrtiS AUCTION W H l BE HELD ON APRIL 4. 306$ AT 10 O CLOCK AT C A J TOWING 1340 S CR 437 LONG WOOD FI 33750 Publish March 30. 3005 0133 N otice olltohNli AucNon HI 1999 JaapA Ooor Rad Wtv today from drowning in the United States alone. Thankfully, there is a program that floating and swimming to safety, both in swimwear and everyday clothes. 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I2 K m iles # P 6 6 I5 3 *14^ 0o,‘291avfc �— Midweek: Wednesday, March 16,2005 — T he Sanford Herald Vol. 113, No. M •Copyright © 2005 The Sanford Herald 50 csnts WWW.MnfOfdntWtpttp0r.com Targeting traffic behavior Neighbors don’t let neighbors drive fast By Lianft Edison Herald Writer H I SCC bows out in first round The Raider mons basket­ ball team season ended in the first round of the Region VIKI tournament m Mananna The women Raiders tell short in the first round as well See Sports, N ge 2ft County form tour highlights ag industry S A M OKU — Sem inole County has ■-i iictluli'd a sel(guidt'd tarm tour for April S -darting at * in a in in Sanlord All rend ont- anvi rh onn- and mav lonu* to on*- or all tn »• tarm stops 1110 (arms an- part of Sem inole Countv's >3^ million agricul­ ture industry. Following are times and locations ot the tour: • S:30 a m., I lorstm eyer Farm and Carden Store, 11" \' I aure! Avo. Sanlord lypo Retail agricultural livestock and market garden supply store. • 30 a m . Vaughans, Inc., #>770 U. SR 4#>, Sanford, lype W holesale pro­ ducer of dish gardens lor distribution throughout the United States. • 11 a in . Lake Hrantlev Plant Corporation. 1431 W. I ake Mrantlev Road, I ongwood Type: i Ornamental vvliolesale nursery special­ izing m landscape and toliage plants • Noon, luin li on \our oi\ n • I 30 p.m., I’appv s Patch L'-Pick str.m b erry Farm, I lorida Aw ., Oviedo. Ivpe l -pn k strawb«*rr\ tarm open to the public on days when berries are readv • 2 30 p m . t.atew av Cardens, l*22 i Oklahoma St., VOviedo lype: V\ holes.de tree farm and landscape nurserv (no retail sales!. S e m in o le S m ile U te ft n m Ida! Devin* Craamaiy, lokaMory HEATHROW — Heathrow W oods residents have used rad ar guns and reported speeders to the Sem inole County Sheriff’s Office in a program called SHARP to d is­ courage speeding in their neighborhood. Peter Dayton o f Heathrow W oods said his com m unity has an active safety com m it­ tee. “They were concerned about the driving habits of som e o f the residents and som e o f the vendors," Dayton said. Sm 8HARP, Pag* 3A S FD : B o y curious about fire Authorities announce 10 worst behaviors and locations By Liana Edixon Herald Writer ORLAN DO — The "W orst First" m eet­ ing put on by MetrnPlan O rlando March 10 d isclosed m easures taken by O range, Osceola, and Sem inole county officials to m ake roads safer. Politicians, law enforcem ent agencies, and transportation experts in the three counties announced thelO worst driving behaviors and the 10 target locations. Randy M orris, Sem inole C ounty com ­ missioner, and M etroPlan O rlando ch air­ man, said he and his fam ily “w ere blessed ," but som e fam ilies have not been so lucky when it comes to the outcom e of accidents on Central Florida roads. The 10 target locations were the intersec­ tions at State Roads 50 and 436 and east on Saa Worst, Pago 3A Striking a pose By Stava Paradis Managing Editor SANFORD — A fire set by a 5-year-old boy caused an estimated $30,000 damage to a two-story home at 702 Pecan Avenue in Sanford Monday afternoon. No one in the home, nor firefighters responding to the scene, were injured, according to Sanford Fire Department spokesman Tim Robles. He said no charges would be filed against the boy. Robles said the boy's mother, Tonya Royals, 27, saw the fire started in her son's bedroom. She scooped him up and exited the white building with green trim. Robles said the boy was curious About fire and told him that he startl'd the fire in a trash can that had paper in it. Statistics Sm Flra, Paga ftA Racer crashes, Hondas stolen Z o o laun ches larg est exp an sion By Stava Paradis Managing Editor SANFORD - Jase Merritt of Lubbock Texas, thought it would be worth a 23hour drive to Florida to visit his brother, )osh, in Sanford and race in two supercross motorcycle racing events. A nasty accident and two stolen motor­ cycles lefi him with a concussion and offer­ ing a reward lor the bikes before he has to return home this weekend. "I'm heading back to Texas on Sunday," said Jase Merntt, 21. "It’s my livelihood. It's how I make my profession." The police told Merntt that a lot of motorcycles ate stolen, but usually recov- By Liana Edixon Harald Writer SANFORD — The Central Florida Zoo unveiled a $3.4 million complex Tuesday, March 15, after a year of con­ struction that included 63 days in a row of rain and three hurricanes. The Wayne M. Densch Discovery Center and Zoolab, part of the Zoo Master Plan, represents the largest expan­ sion the Zoo has ever endeavored. The Center includes two classrooms, a discovery lab and an animal holding area for an educational collection of animals, a news release from H ifM photoi by Tommy VlwcoH Stephanie Williams, volunteer coordinator, shows a green winged macaw as an iguana watches people. Bat Expanalon, Paga BA Sm Martin, Pag# 4A Sanford artist’s peacock watercolor a festival favorite By Stava Paradla Managing Editor SA N FO RD — A nyone attending the annual Winter Park arts festival next w eek­ end may notice a Sanford touch on the festival's prom o­ tional material. Sanford artist Helen Hickey produced the official poster for the 46th annual version of the prestigious fes­ tival. The w atercolor o f a m ale peacock w ith banana trees and ferns in the back­ ground took m onths of work with the festival com m ittee giving input throughout the process. The com m ittee had already viewed H ickey's work on the Civalde School o f Art Web site. She had painted magno­ lia flowers. Hickey recently retired from Creaide to better pursue her own painting. In fact, Hickey said, com ­ m ittee m em bers already Sanford artist Helen Hickey waa choeen to paint the official porter for the 4ffih annual Winter Park Art* Festival this weskand. knew they wanted a peacock design. Sh e added that banana leaves and ferns from her own yard on O ak Avenue. In an interview at her home, Hickey said she had never painted a peacock in her num erous works, but it turned out later that she had painted at least one other. The subjects of the watercolors in her hom e include cats, plants and her two daughters. "It was my first peacock, but after this process i may do m ore," she said. "They arv so beautiful." She used yellow, rod and blue to create all the colors on the poster, w hich can also be urchased on T-shirts and ats. Hickey said she earned $1,000 for the project. She signed over the rights to the painting so the festival can use it for prom otional m ateri­ als. For the peacock's tall feath­ ers, Hickey said she let the colors run dow n the piece to add to the texture. "They w anted it to look watercolory," she explained. The leaves and trees in the background w ere initially further away from the bird in the foreground, but the com ­ m ittee asked Hickey to m ove them closer. K e lle r W illia m s H eritage R e a lty P.iinting T h e T o w n RED! } >, ’ (•♦ < »»»!t*r l , i k f M.if y f l 1 0 /i M/ A A A ►A "I started over rather than try to change it," she said. So she has tnat first peacock painting in her home. That's at least one o th er peacock painting. H ickey said her w ork appeared in the W inter Park festival on its 25th anniver­ sary 21 years ago. She once owned a gallery in Sanford from 1980 to 1962 at First Street and Palm etto. It was called the HM H Gallery, but she closed it after a torna­ do hit the b u ild ing. M any m ight rem em ber the h a il­ storm connected w ith that storm. In betw een, she h as w orked ss an art teacher. Hickey has a degree in art education. She has resided in the O ak Avenue home for 32 years. She showed a reporter and photographer around the �www.—nfofdntwtpapf.com T he H erald Seminole Summary A G LA N CE AROUND O UR CO U N TY Pioneering fleet reservist Paul dies March 12 In Good Hands O u t w A memorial service was held at the First Presbyterian C hurch, Sanford, Tuesday morning. That w as followed by graveside services a t O aklaw n Park Cemetery, Lake Mary. In litu o f flowers, the family requests doM tfone to the S d w lan h ip Fund o f the first Presbyterian C huidv Sanford. A b o u t e d The Sem inole County Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold a new member reception from 8:30 until 10 a.m., at Hampton Inn k Suites at Colonial TownPark In Lake Mary. Call 407-333-4748. SANFORD — Horace E P a u l 83. a pio­ neer w ith the Fleet Reserve was laid to rest with full military honor* TUesday. He died Saturday, March 12, 2005, after a four-year struggle with myelodysplastic syndrome. Paul w as active for more than 45 years in the Fleet Reserve g H M B K T l Association. He served as president of the Sanford I and the Umatilla branchWith help from fellow shipmates, tes, he organized and chartered the Fleet Reservists o f Sem inole County, Inc., in 1965. The organisation provided a hom e and club for the Sanford Branch 147. W hile serving as presi­ dent o f the corporation for more than eight years, the mortgage was paid off, according to an obituary statement. In 1961, Paul was elected to the post of regional president southeast and he served on the National Board of Directors o f the Fleet Reserve. The syndome Paul had is described as a collection o f disorders in which the bone marrow does not produce enough blood cells. According to a leukemia Web site, myelodyspUstic syndrome is not considered a cancer, but some forma can progress into leukemia, a type of cancer. Paul resided at 310 East Crystal Drive in Sanford. He w as bom in Jackson. Tenn., July 28, 1921, the second son of Mary E. and Irvin D. Paul. He attended elementary and high schools in Jacksonville, graduating from Robert E. Lee High School in 1939. Paul enlisted in the US Coast Cuard in 1939 where he sailed aboard four Coast Guard Cutters. During WW II he was engaged in submarine warfare with Nazi Uboats in the Am erican and EuropeanAfrican Theaters while doing convoy duty and submarine patrol in the North Atlantic. After WWQ, Paul Joined the U.S. Marine Corps and served in Fighter Squadron VMF144. He then joined the U S . Navy, serving aboard three snips and at three stations. During the Korean War he saw action aboard an attack amphibious ship (AKA-94), landing troops in Korea. Paul retired from the U S . Navy in 1963, with the rank of chief warrant officer after 23 years of military service. After retiring from the Navy, Paul worked at Dynatronics/General Dynamics at the Longwood, plant as manager, marketing administration. He was responsible for com­ piling, editing and submitting company bids to space program contractors. He retired from General Dynamics in 1973 and turned his attention to veterans affairs. H e chartered the Veterans Council of Lake County to coordinate the activities of county veterans organizations and served as president and secretary. In 1990, he was elected president of the Sem inole County Veterans Affairs Committee and served two terms. Later he organized the U SS H.A. Bass Reunion Association in 1991 and held the post of Secretary/Treasurer few 11 years until his retirement in 2002. Paul w as an elder and long-time member of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. In June 2002, he was honored by the church with a Lifetim e Recognition Award and Plaque. Paul ia survived by his wife, Claire; son, James A. o f Debary; and daughters, Patrida E of Melrose, Laurel A Compton o f Holly Hill and U n a M. Baldree o f Sanford. He w as predeceased by his first two wives, Halofoe “H appy" Paul and Doris Woody Paul and his rides* son. Michael E. of San Matao, Calif. He is also survived by step-children Rick Fite o f O rlando and D tvron Shields o f Palm Beach Gardens, three grandchildren and six great granddiil- & T H U | t i The annual Northern New York State picnic will be held at Kelly park, Rock Springs, beginning at noon in Pavilion No 2. Bring a dish to pass and your own bever­ age. Contact Anne Placona at 352-544-2455 or Newell Stewart at 863-422-5561. Nm M photo by Tbfwwy Vtnoiflt A St. Patrick's Day party will be held beginning at 10 a.m. at the Casselberry Senior Center. There* will be a performance by the Tir Na Greine School of Irish dance. Admission is free. Call 407215-0840. At February's groundbreaking ceremony for a new Kids House of Seminote' factfty. members of the Kids House board and locai dignitaries joined together as a group for a hands on approach to show their support for the soon-to-be-built facility. The new building will be 10,000 square feet and will quadruple the existing facility size. Assault - Battery • Shaun Lamont Davis of Winter Springs was arrested by Sanford police Monday He had reportedly been involved in a fight in the 300 block of Springvievv Drive. He was located on Lake Mary Boulevard and arrested on a charge of battery — causing bodily harm. • Lela May Darden, 49, of West 14th Street, was arrested by Sanford llice Monday. She had reportedly *en involved in a dispute with a female at her residence. She was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (knife) (domestic violence), and battery — touch or stnke (domestic violence). E Drug related • Barbara Sue Hanna gin, 39, of Winter Springs was arrested by Sanford police Sunday in the 100 block of East 24th Street. Police were called due to a suspicious person driving around a block for 45 min­ utes. When they stopped the vehicle, they discovered drug related items in the vehicle. She was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana possession of a controlled substance, aggravates! stalking and contempt of court on violation of an injunction for protection in domestic violence. • Nathan Copeland, 48, of Apopka was stopped by Sanford police Sunday at Sanford Avenue and Lake Mary Boulevard. He was charged with possession of cocaine and driving with a suspended license. • Sonva Lorette Collins, 3b, of West 25th Street, was arrested by Sanford police Monday following a disturbance at a residence in the 1500 block of West 25th Street. She was charged with possession of nar­ cotics equipment and criminal mis­ chief with property damage. • Paul Anthony Salvail, 18, of Orange Avenue, Sanford, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police Sunday at his residence. He was charged with pos­ session of a controlled substance including over 20 grams of marijua­ na. Thefts • Felicea M. Paton, 38, of Fox • Patrick F. IXonude, 41, of Fern Park, was located by Sanford police Friday at 25th Street and Myrtle Avenue following a vehicular crash. He was charged with DUI with property damage. Ouany Line, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Monday at the welcome center of Charleston Club Apartments. Officers found the license attached to her vehicle had been reported stolen in Seminole County. He was charged with petty larceny /possession. Traffic stop* • Wally IX*an Spangler, 44, of West 18th Street was stopped by Sanford police early Tuesday on Shepherd Street at i3th Street. He was charged with dnving with a suspended license and possession of narcotics equipment. When the offi­ cer asked if tnere was someone to drive him home from the area, he contacted his brother, Curtis Line1 Spangler, 41, also of West 18th Street. Sanford. When Curtis Spangler arrived, it was found he was also driving with a suspended license, and he was charged with dnving with a suspended license. • Carlos R. Saquicarey, 41, of Medford, N Y . was stopped by Sanford police Friday at West SR-4b and Upsala Road. He was charged with driving with a suspended license, having an open container of alcohol, miss use of hum, and pos­ session of a cancelled /revoked driv­ ers license. • Alvin Albert Spray, 44, of Willow Avenue, Sanford, was stopjvd by Sanford police Thursday on Park Avenue at Airport Boulevard. He was charged with driving with a suspended license, dnving too fast for conditions, and driver not belted. • Anthony L ie Garza, 42, of Oviedo, was reportedly involved in a crash Saturday in the parking lot of the 2600 block of Orlando drive. I le was charged with driving under the influence (DUI) of alcuhol or drugs, DUI with property damage, and refusing to submit to a DUI test. • DelCastillo, lose Luis Gallegos, 28, of Pine* Avenue, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Friday on Sanford Avenue at SR-46. He was charged with operating a motor vehicle without a valid license. • Geoffrey Peter Bclland, 25, of Petunia Terrace, Sanford, was reportedly involved in a single vehi­ cle accident on Rinehart Road. He was charged with reckless dnving causing serious bodily injury, reck­ less driving with property/personal damage, fleeing a police* officer and hit and run, le*aving the* scene* of a crash involving property damage*. • Herman Keturel Thomas, 22 of Edward Higgins Terrace, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police Monday. Officers attempted a traffic stop on Hartwell Avenue and reported Thomas drove off at a high rate of speed. He was eventually stopped on Georgia Avenue. 1le was charged with fleeing a police* officer at a high rate of speed, rvcklev. driving, resist­ ing an officer without violence, driv­ ing with a suspended license, run­ ning a red lignt, and illegal sun* screening on the windows of his vehicle. Other arrests • Scott Douglas Nelson, 44, of Palm Beach Guldens, was anvsted by Sanford police Sunday at a motel on Towne Road, where* hie refused to le*ave when asked by the manage­ ment. I le* was charged with trespass­ ing after warning, failing to leave property. • Key Cotto, 20, and Julius Ray, 22. both of Kosechff Circle* Lenard fames, 21, of Northlake* Drive, and Christopher Ernest Smith, 18, of Springview Drive, were* all anvsted by Sanford police Sunday in the 200 block of Sir Lawrence Drive as the result of a fight. All four were charged with disturbing the peace. In addition. Smith and Cotto were charged with resisting an officer without violence. TWo events scheduled for April in Longwood, Senford • The Post Polio Resource Group will meet from 2 until 4 p.m. «t Southland Suites Assisted Living, in Longwood. Guest speaker will be Dr. Carolyn Gets, medical director of rehabilitation end neuroscience center, Halifax Hospital, Daytona Beach. This is a support group of persons who previously had poliomyelitis and are now experiencing additional problems. • All Souls Council of Catholic Women will hold the Spring Craft Show from 8:30 a m. until 4 p.m. in the Social Hall, 9th Street at Oak Avenue. Free entry, free parking. Food will be available for a small fee. Money raised will benefit numerous charities. Leam about nutrition at the Senior Nutrition Seminar at the Casselberry* Senior Center. The event begins at 10 a.m. at 200 N. Triplet Lake Drive in Casselberry. Admission free. RSVP at 407215-0840. Geneva Jam at the Geneva Community Center. Admission is free. Join toe­ tapping music, bluegrass, country and gospel tunes. Food will be available at a modest cost. Dinner served from 6 until 7 p.m. Music starts around 6:30. Families are* welcome. T H U U The Sem inole County Regional Cham ber of Commerce will hold Business After Hours, begin­ ning at 5:30 p.m. at Central Florida Zoo, sponsored by Central Florida Regional Hospital. Contact Tara ■ Godby at tgodby<‘,'seminolebusiness.org. The 21>t Annual Youth Rummage Sale will be held Friday and Saturday in the lower parking lot at Community United Methodist Church in Casselbeny. Proceeds will go to funding projects in Kentucky and Tennessee as youth and adults refurbish homes for the needy Call 407-831-3777, ext. 212. FR 1 D Hopper Ju b ilee F estiv al a carnival with a flair of histor­ ical flavor, will be presented Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Fort Mellon Park, Sanford. Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. Aril 1; 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. April 2; and 1 to 9 p.m. on Sunday, April The H elen Stairs Theatre presents the "Legends of Rock N Roll" at 2 p.m. and 7JO p.m. Enjoy a blast from the past with fabulous fifties fun. Tickets are 530 and 525. The 4th anniversary o f the opening of Sanford's Paw Park will be held from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the park, 427 French Ave. Call 407-3305697 or email at www.pawparkaanfocd.org. �The Herald w w w .m fofdntw ipapf.com W orst — S H A R P ------------ C o n tin u e d tra m P a g t 1 A C o a tla a a d fro m P a fa 1 A 50; the Interstate 4 ramp to Lake Mary Boulevard; U.S. H ighw ay 441 and C ore Street; Pine Hills Road and S ilv er Star Road; In ternation al D rive and K irkm an Road; U.S. Highway 192 and John Young Parkw ay; 456 and Howell Branch Road; U.S. Highway 17-92 and State Road 454; State Road 551 (C old enrod Road) and U niversity Boulevard; and 17-92 and Poinciana Boulevard. The 10 worst behaviors Nletrol’lan O rlando recog­ nized w ere broken into seven beh aviors of m otorists, one behavior of pedestrians, and two behav­ iors of bicyclists. M otorists' bad behavior included running red lights; driving aggressively (speed­ ing, im proper lane changes, tadgating); failing to yield to ped estrians in crossw alks; failing to wear seat belts; driving under the influence (DUD; d riv in g w hile d is­ tracted and driving with a suspend ed or revoked license. The problem with pedes­ trians is blatantly violating crossw alk signals; and bicy­ clist behavior included w rong way cyclin g and cy clin g w ithout lights at night The three Sem inole target location s had a com bined num ber of 510 "m ore seri­ ou s" traffic crashes, accord­ ing to the 1948-2005 Florida D epartm ent of Tran sportation Crash A nalysis Reporting System . The report also revealed 211 in ju ries in those 510 crashes. The leading contributing cause at all three locations was careless driving, while running red lights cam e in second O ther contributing causes m these three areas were follow ing too closely, failin g to y ield , chan gin g lanes improperly, exceeding a safe speed limit and back­ ing improperly. At S ta te Road 456 and H ow ell Branch Road five pedestrian crashes and three bicycle crashes were report­ ed during the years 19982005. M orris said the local "W orst F irst" forum w ill address these locations and behaviors through the three E's — engineering, ed u ca­ tion and enforcem ent. Sem inole County Sheriff D onald E slin ger said the county is one of the sm allest in Florida but one o f the most dense in population. The S h eriff's Office in part­ nership with all city police departm en ts in Sem inole County and representatives from the Florida Highway Patrol and Florida D epartm ent of Transportation began a Traffic Fatality SubC om m ittee a few m onths ago. The purpose is to exam ­ ine each fatality to d eter­ mine if there was a way of preventing o th er seriou s and fatal accid en ts from happening at th ose lo ca­ tions. " I ’m very proud of the nurturing relation sh ip we have between all agencies in Sem inole C ou nty," Sh eriff Eslinger said. Another m easure Sheriff E slinger told the "W orst F irst" au d ien ce that Sem inole County is using to d isco u rage bad d riv in g behavior is with a program called SHARP, or Sem inole H om eow ners A ssociation Radar Program. (See sepa­ rate storv. Page 1A.) Local hom eow ners associ­ ations are able to team up with the S h eriff's Office and are train ed in the use of speed radar equipm ent. The citiz en s can then begin recording speed in their neighborhood. M etroPlan O rlan d o and Sem in o le C ounty have d eclared M arch 2005 as Traffic Safety M onth for C en tral Florida. R esidents and visitors are encouraged to drive, w alk and cycle safely and responsibly at all tim es, a M etroPlan O rlando The com m ittee m em bers were inform ed o f SH A RP and they asked to take part in the program. SH A RP stands for Sem inole H om eow ners Association Radar Program. Seminole County deputies held classes for homeowner groups who were interested in their residents being more cautious of traffic laws. The members have a procedure they must use, and when they do clock a violator, the person’s tag number is writ­ ten down with a description of the car and the date and time of the violation. "We do give some leeway," Dayton said. A ccording to Dayton, if you am traveling slightly over the speed limit they are not going to write your license plate num ber down. The SH A RP m em bers wear orange and yellowvests and generally radar during peak traffic times. "In an hour and a half Wednesday. March W. 2005 fb§B 3A time, w e’ll com e up with 60 to 100 people," Dayton said. He calcu lated during an interview with The H erald that those drivers only account for about 7 or 8 per­ cent of Heathrow Woods traf­ fic. "W e noticed that by and large, the speed limit of must people lies between 29 to 51 miles per hour. They art* try­ ing to obey the speed lim it," Dayton said. The group from Heathrow Woods began participating in 5.H .A .R.P. this past December, but the program has been around since the early part of 2002. Currently there are three districts out of the six that have programs in place: Lake Mary and Longwood area, the G eneva and C huluota area, and Fern Park and English Estates area. "O ther districts are set to implement the programs. It’s a work in progress." Chief D eputy Steven H arriett, Sem inole C ounty S h e riff's Office, said. There are approxim ately 75 citizens who have been trained, not including Citizens O n Patrol. During the training, m em ­ bers of hom eow ner's groups or Citizens On Patrol, o r any­ one else who has done the training are given recondi­ tioned radar guns that the Sheriff's office nas in surplus. A fter a vehicle has been clocked by a SH ARP mem­ ber, the tag number, date and time, and vehicle description is sent to the Sheriff's office. In turn, the Sheriff’s office looks up the registration and docs a vehicle cneck. A letter is then sent to the registered ow ner that explains what SH ARP is and informs the person that their vehicle was observed travel­ ing a certain speed at a cer­ tain date, and reports the actual posted speed limit in that area. "It's an educational aware­ n ess ap p ro ach ," C h ief D eputy H arriett said. The letter does not consti­ tute an infraction and is not included in any form a) record in relation to the vehi­ cle o r the driver, a sam ple let­ ter said. "In the interest o f neigh­ borhood livability and safety, we encourage you and hope you will encourage drivers of your vehicle, to slow down and use caution when travel­ ing neighborhood streets. By doing so, you wilt help us enhance the quality of life in Sem inole County," the letter said. SH ARP member, Dayton, Sh eriff Don E slin ger and C hief D eputy H arriett all said they have noticed a small decline in speed limit violators since the inception o f this program. "O ur job is not to write tickets. It is to be visible to people and to m ake them take a look at th eir speedom eter," Dayton said. Lake Mary plans building dedication LAKE MARY — On March 18th at 9 a.m.. Lake Mary Mayor Thomas Greene, City Com m issioners, and City Manager John Litton will par­ ticipate in the Dedication Cerem ony for the new Municipal Services Complex. The complex is located at 911 Wallace Court in Lake Mary. What makes this building significant is that it is a "one stop shopping, full service facility," according to Litton. It houses seven of the city’s service oriented departments: The Fire Department Administration, Fire Station No. 57, Building and Life Safety, Code Enforcement, Com m unity Development, Public Works, and an Adult Activity Center. This $6 m illion, 58,128 square foot complex will be open for the public to tour on May 21. Ask About Larae Order Discount Now Serving Beer & Wine Sunday - Thursday 11am - 10pm Friday & Saturday 11am - 11pm LARGE DINNING ROOM it F o o d . . . C ru m m y ado. (We spend our money on our plots, not our sde.) 3590 U .S . HIGHWAY 17-92, LAKE MARY 407 -324-0110 » »_ . IJM ILU AfThA >»W ) -V ■•<1/ . SCORE AN ADDITIONAL LINE w ith F a m i l y T a lk PLUS TA LK T O 48 M ILLIO N C IN G U L A R C U S TO M E R S FO R FREE W ITH M O B ILE T O M O BILE. 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D uring the investigation, con tact w as m ade with C arad o n n a's bo y frien d , W hitm an H errera, 24, o f C ed arsto n e L an e in O rlan d o . H errera had an activ e w arran t out of O range C ounty for failure to aap p ear for grand theft auto. At the tim e he was driv­ ing a stolen rental vehicle. He was arrested on the w ar­ rant and w h ile si i peakin g w ith investigators ne also adm itted opening m ultiple accou n ts w ith co u n terfeit checks. In v estig ato rs w ill be attem pting to gather further inform ation from all local banks to com bine charges on both C arad o n n a and H errera, resu ltin g in a Schem e to Defraud case. Child Protective Services took C aradonna's 1-m onthold baby into protecth-e cu s­ tody. eted with a week if they are backed the motorcycles on going to be found. their trailer into his older Jase has ridden motorcycles brother Josh's carport at about since h e was 5 and startea rac­ 12:30 early Saturday morning. ing at 13. He had planned to Josh lives on 24 th Street and run in the owns a landscaping business. O rlando When everyone woke up to su p ercro ss take their father to the airport event this at 5 a.m., the bikes were miss­ coming ing. w eekend, The thieves left a bunch of but he other equipment, Jase Merritt wiped out said, such as a tool box. "I was ama 2 ed that they in a 250 q u a lify in g didn’t take anything else," he ________________ race at said Monday. He said they probably saw the bikes Murritl Daytona parked there on previous last Friday. nights. That night the trailer A photo on a Daytona new spaper's Web site shows could have been backed in further and the chains M erritt and his brand new Honda motorcycle perpendi­ attached, he said, but he was cular to the dirt track just out of it from the accident. before impact. This was the first race The accident knocked Merritt ran with the new Merritt out. He was taken to a Honda. Both Honda CRF 450 Daytona hospital and released dirt bikes are worth about later. H is father quickly $6,000, but the one from the packed up the two motorcy­ accident now has some identi­ cles Merritt brought for the fying features. race. Merritt had been given Tnat bike sustained a bent m edication and h is _.urifa u d iatar tkat would probably * <*■m* • have to be replaced. Merritt has checked with local repair places. It also has the radiator cap missing. The subframe is bent whicn makes the rear fender took crooked. Brand new Bridgestone tires ride on the wheels and a black 50tooth gear sprocket has a gold chain, according to the police report. Both bikes have Pro-Circuit Suspension decals on the front forks and the rear shocks. The older bike has blank number plates with factory graphics and Michelin tires. Merritt is offering a $500 reward per bike for their recovery or a $500 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction o f who­ ever stole the machines. "They have four-stroke engines that make more of a thunderous noise,” Merritt said. "They have a low, deep roar, not like a chainsaw or Weedeater." Anyone with information can call Merritt at 806-5484562. A P O P K A — A n O rlando woman and h er boyfriend were arrested by the Seminole C ou n ty S h e riff’s O ffice M arch 10 for alleged o rg a n ire d fraudulent activltjM n ^regard to counterfeit The w om an, N icole C a ra d o n n a , 24, o f G atlin A v e n u e in O rlan d o w as ck ed up for a voluntary terview w ith investigators a fte r a tip from P eo p le's F irst B ank, in Apopka, that C arad onn a had opened up an accou n t w ith three coun­ te r fe it ch eck s at variou s P e o p le 's First branches. A ccord ing to a S h eriff's O ffice new s release, during a tw o -h o u r interview with th e su sp ect, she m ade state­ m e n ts th at she alleged ly opened m u tlip le bank E Merritt NOW OPEN! 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Girls and Boys Town of Central Florida is the only Safe Place adm inistrator in Seminole County. In addition to the H ess Express loca­ tions, nearly 40 area loca­ tions with trained staffs, including fire and sheriff departm ents and counseling centers, provide help to hun­ dreds of young people. Children in crisis can look for the diamond shaped, yel­ low and black Safe Place logo on participating businesses and fire stations or call 407323-6903 for assistance. Youth arriving at a Safe Place site receive assurance they are safe, and a call is made to G irls and Boys Town o f Central Florida to come and assist the youth. The shelter staff provides a safe place for the youth while assessing their needs and seeking family reunifica­ tion or placement in a youth facility. Short-term services and counseling may be provided to the child and family. Any fam ily in need of services call 407-366-3667 for assistance. room was closed in, the wood floor was built with ellow pine instead of the eart pinewood in the other sections. To cover up imperfections in the yellow pine floor, she painted a rag on the floor. It looks w hitew ashed with iess what in the m iddle of c floor — a peacock, she realized. So that's three peacocks, at least, which now appears to be one of her favorite sub­ jects. S ATTENTION Anyone with information regarding the FIGHT OCCURRING A T W ALM ART on Rinehart Rd. at approximately 3 pm, March 3, 2005, please contact our office at 877-807-4811 F R E E T A X IF WE CAN'T B U T W HIT YOB HUD A COMPETITOR BY $10 Located in Sanford A Lonqwood 877 327-1040 - $ 1 0 O FF *Tit return must be of similir complexity to list y tiri return Good it pirtiapihng locitions tod not \ihd with iny other offer Otter does not include tun* products Must show Ust yesr s receipt tor pud preptnbon by a competitor Most oftices independently owned end _ W H IM EXPJRES 4/1MJ5C0UP0N COOE^ £3323 _ ANNOUNCEMENT T h e Sanford City Clerk has announced that the district and early voting tabulating equipment to be in service for the City of Sanford M arch 29,2005 M unicipal R u n -O ff E le ctio n will be tested at the Office of the Supervisor of Elections at 10:00 A.M . on March 18, 2005. Th e Supervisor of Elections Office is located at 1500 East Airport Boulevard, Sanford. This test is open to the press and the public. For additional information contact Janet R. Dougherty, Sanford City Clerk, at 407-330-5603. A D V IC E T O T H E P U B L IC : IF A P E R S O N D E C ID E S T O A P P E A L A D E C IS IO N M A D E W ITH R E S P E C T T O A N Y M A T T E R C O N S ID E R E D A T T H E A B O V E M E E T IN G O R H E A R IN G H E M AY N E E D A V E R B A TIM R E C O R D O F T H E P R O ­ C E E D IN G S IN C L U D IN G T H E T E S T IM O N Y A N D E V ID E N C E W H IC H R E C O R D IS N O T P R O V ID ­ E D B Y T H E C IT Y O F S A N F O R D . (F.S. 286.0105) iT M iu a jiiiu a j P E R S O N S W IT H D IS A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN G A S S IS T A N C E T O P A R TIC IP A TE IN A N Y O F T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D C O N T A C T T H E H U M A N R E S O U R C E S O F F IC E A D A C O O R D IN A T O R A T 407-330-5610 48 H O U R S IN A D V A N C E O F T H E M E E T IN G . Saturday 10 4 3663 Ortando Drive M U MJUII A fonevC enter -A : • e— i — m ------ » S tS E 'S t Tjr J Please be advised that two (2 ) or more members of the City Comm ission of the City of Sanford m ay be attending this meeting and that subjects and matters involving the C ity of Sanford m ay be dis­ cussed. �T he H olald w w w .M n fo fd n tw tp a p f.c o m Obituaries G E O R G E W . ALTMAN JR . George W. Altman. Jr , 81, o f Deltona, died Tuesday, March 8 ,2 0 0 5 in Sanford. He was bom in T aft Florida and moved to Deltona in 1% 2. He was a veteran of both the U S. Navy and U.S. Air Force. He was a Christian. Survivors include sons, Jam es M. Cameron and Richard A. Cameron; six grandchildren; 12 great* grandchildren. A memorial service will be held Friday, March 18 at 10 a.m. at the Brisson Funeral Home in Sanford. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. BA RBA RA D. BAUGH Barbara D. Baugh, 75, of Longwood, died Thursday, March 10, 2005 in Lake Mary. She was bom May 14, 1929 in Cleveland, Ohio. She was a homemaker. Survivors include daugh­ ter, Bonnie B. Rogers of Longwood; son, Daniel Baugh of Jacksonville. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. EVELYN SPIVEY BEDENBAUGH Evelyn Spivey Bcdenbaugn, 82, of Sanford, died Fridav, March 11, 2005 in Sanford. She was bom in Webster and was a lifelong resident of the Sanford area. She was a member of the Paola Wesleyan Church. Survivors include son, Ronald Bedenbaugh; daugh­ ters, Wanda Sheffield, Brenda Boyd, Jill Bedenbaugh and Belinda Bedenbaugh; brother, Melvin Spivey; sisters, Ida Watson and V'iolet Cook; eight grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. Visitation will be Wednesday, March 16 from 1 until 2 p.m. with the funeral service following at Paola Wesleyan Church in Paola. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. TH ELM A D . BRO C K LEH U RST Thelma D. Brocklehurst, 97, of Winter Springs, died Sunday, March 13, 2005. She was bom in New Bedford, Mass and moved to Central Florida in 1954. She was a teacher. Survivors include daughters, Janice Jacoby and Joyce Johnson, both of Winter Springs; sister, Alma Fitzsimmons of east Gramby, Conn.; six grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Funeral service* will be held at Collison family Funeral Homes k Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, with burial by Metre Cremator)'. Collison family Funeral Homes k Cremator)' in Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. died Friday, March 11,2005 in Sanford. Bom in England, she moved to Central Florida from New York in 1972. She was a member of All Souls Catholic Church, She was involved with the Meals on Wheels Program, Senior Citizens Group, and Over 50 Club. Survivors include son, Ernest Fierro; daughter, Mira Freeman; nine grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, the fami­ ly suggests memorial contri­ butions be made to the Hospice of the Comforter in Altamonte Springs. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. PEGGY H. O'CO N N O R Peggy H. O'Connor, 75, of Orlando, died Monday, March 14, 2005 in Orlando. She was bom Feb. 24,1930 in Cleveland, Ohio. She was a retired art therapist. Survivors include hus­ band, Harry F. O'Connor son, Mark F. O'Connor. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. NORMAN E. TURNER Norman E. Turner, 72, of DeBary. died Sunday, March 13, 2005 in Port Orange. He was bom March 25, 1932, in ChattaniKiga, Tenn., and moved to DeBarv in 1%9. Survivors include wife, Pauline “Polly" Turner; daughter, Pam Amick of Lake Mary; sons, Rick Turner of DeBarv, Rod Turner of Deltona; brother, Warren D. Turner of Tunnel Hill, Ga.; four grandchildren. The family will receive friends Wednesday, March 16 frem 6 until 8 p.m. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday, March 17 at Deltona Memorial Funeral Home, 1295 Saxon Blvd., Orange City. Interment will follow with military honors at Deltona Memorial Gardens. Deltona Memorial Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. M IRA FIERRO Mira Fierro, 88, of Sanford, B a it s ^ m m uiim G EO RG E EDW ARD TYER George Edward Tyer, 83, of __________ Scott Drive, Sanford, died Saturday, ij March 12, 2005 at Central Florida Regional Hospital in Sanford. He was bom 1 »i r Jan. 5,1922 in Cedar Key. He was a custodian at First Baptist Church in Sanford and a veteran of the U.S. Army. Survivors include wife, Thelma Tver of Sanford; sons, Connie Bilams of North Miami, Tyrone Reid of Rochester, N.Y., Dwayne Reid of New York. Cornelius Joseph of Rochester; daugh­ ters, Clara Glenn and Wilma Miller, both of Rochester, Priscilla Gill of Deltona and Chineta Bright of Columbia, S.C.; sister, Margaret Ross of Rochester; brother, George L. Fox well of St. Louis, Mo.; 23 grandchildren; 15 great­ grandchildren; two greatgreat grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday. March 19, at 11 a.m. at First Baptist Church of Sanford Rev. Rick Blythe, pas­ tor, Rev. Maurice Bennett offi­ ciating. Visitation will be Friday, March 18, from 4 until 8 p m. at Sunrise Funeral Home Chapel, 9(K) Locust Avenue. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. DAISY MAE WARE Daisy Mae Ware, 79, of Anderson Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday, March 13, 2005 at her residence. She was bom July 27. 1925. in Richlong, Florida. She was a retired custodian at Cm “ 7b • Family Owned • Quality Service • Affordable Prices S in c e 1 9 8 9 4 2 0 W. S R 4 3 4 • W in ter Sp rin g s 407-327-1800 were able to sign petitions and they took care of farms while their husbands were away. The speaker shared Martha Washington’s cake recipe as well as an eggnog redpe from Georg Washington. He dosed with a prayer by Abigail Adams. After the program a short busi­ ness meeting was held Seven DAR members attended the Naturalization Ceremony for 220 new citizens the day before the March Chapter meeting. Sallie Harrison Chapter continued its 12-year custom of providing patriotic leaflets to new dttzens. This year the selections induded "The American's Creed” and “The Bill of Rights." Virginia Powell dosed the meeting with prayer. The next meeting is scheduled for April 8, with Lt. General Jay Gamer (Retired) as guest speaker. TR A N SM ISSIO N TROUBLE? H arrell 4 Beverly Transmissions 2 0 9 W . 2 5 th S t.. S an fo rd m Since 19S 9...S am e Location MV-00M4 3 2 2 - 8 4 1 5 PUBLIC MEETINGS OF THE CITY OF SANFORD CANVASSING BOARD FOR THE MARCH 29. 2005, RUN-OFF ELECTION N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that the C ity of Sanford Canvassing Board for the M arch 2 9 .2 0 0 5 , R un-O ff Election will m eet at the Supervisor of Elections Office, 1500 E . Airport Boulevard, Sanford, Florida, on the dates and times for the purposes listed below. Fo r additional informa­ tion contact Janet Dougherty, C ity Clerk, at (4 07) 330-5603. B R IS S O N FU N ER A L H OM E “A Com bination o f Experience an d R espect ‘ Why Are Thee© Men Smiling? M a rch 1ft, 2008, aft 10:00 A .M . To conduct the logic and accuracy test on the voting equipm ent for early voting and Election D ay district, absentee and provisional ballot voting. M a rch 2 0 ,2 0 0 9 , a t 9 :0 0 A .M . To inspect, open and canvass absentee ballots and discuss matters relating to absentee voting and other m at­ ters relating to the election. M a rch 2 0 ,2 0 0 5 , a t 7 :0 0 P.M . To canvass election results from district voting, absentee ballots and early voting. Shorty Smith AtonTrueba frnwjl the ivmmnMty Strwnf the eummumty hut nut quite tu hmg h" tnrr 6S \*ars Complete Funeral Services Cremation Services • Cemetery Services Monuments k Markers •0ft Laurel Ave^ Sanford 407-322-2131 ( h l d m N t M r U Park FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY Serving Central Florida Since 1954 “ A F rie n d W h e n Y o u R e a lly N e e d O n e U A A R Infortli Lob SomvfvMto, toft, introduced guest speaker Dabney Davto at the March 11 DAR meeting. ww« HxiineldfuniTiilhontr rum M 7841! I B 1 Hum by Serve A s We Would Be Served" • Affordable Easy Credit • Affordable Payment Plan • Affordable For Any Budget Thrl'n wwi DALE LYLE W ILCOX Dale Lyle Wilcox, 89, of Winter Park, died Friday, March 11, 2005, at Florida Hospital, Orlando. He was bom in Shelby, Ohio, and moved to Central Florida in 1946. He was a manager. Survivors include daugh­ ters, Sally Maggio of Winter Park, Kathy Scnlarf of Orlando, Barbara Heydel of Libum, Ga.; brothers, Gale Wilcox of Shelby, Ohio and Jack Wilcox of Lakeland; sis­ ter, Betty Walp of Shelby, Ohio; five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Collison Family Funeral Homes k Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel with burial at Lakeside Memorial Gardens. Collison Family Funeral Home* 4c Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, in charge of arrangement*. Sallie Harrison Chapter DAR, met Friday (March I lf for lunch at Panera'i in Lake Mary. Afire the opening ritual Dr. Lob Somerville, Regent, Introduced the guest speaker Dabney Davis, a member of The Sons of die American Revolution. His topic was “Women's Rote During the Revolutionary War” His speech was both educational and enter­ taining. He stated that before the War the men protested for political purposes while the women protested the high prices of goods aiming from England as well as the low quality of items. When the reality of war approached the Committees for Safety raised the militia and the women were given the Job of making dothing for the army. As hudjands went off to war their wives took on many responsibilities previously reserved for men. Davis com­ mented that men who were from 17 to 50 years of age were often shamed to Join the army. The only Qualifications were “Ability to see day light and to hear thunder and have two opposing molars.” When the army came to a town, the women were to pro­ vide food and shelter and also care for the injured. Some women who lost their husbands in battle became “Camp Followers.” These women cooked, washed dothes, took care of the injured, carried supplies and also died. It was said mat the spirit of the wopmen was not to be con­ quered. They were an army of spinning wheis and with the war tneir roles began to change. They Banfield Funeral Home 1 }'<mr .\ffurdMe Friend In Seminole County Public Schools. She was a member of Church of God of Prophecy in Sanford. Survivors include hus­ band, Huey L. Ware Sr. of Sanford; sons, Frazier Seward of Allentown, Penn., Eugene Terrell of Atlantic, Va., Huey Ware Jr. o f San Antonio, Tex., Samuel Ware of Fayetteville, N.C., Charles Ware and Sherman Ware, both of Sanford; daughters, Pearl Seward and Jeanette O'Bryant, both of Tampa, Annette Ware, Mary Dixon and Tonnetta Foster, all of Sanford; sister, Sarah Key of Inverness; brothers, David Futch and Thomas Futch, both of Inverness, Johnny Futch of Dunnetlon and Jasper Futch of Lacoochee; 27 grandchildren; eight great­ grandchildren. Visitation will be Friday, March 18, from 4 until 8 p.m. at Church of God of Prophecy, 700 E. 9th Street in Sanford. Funeral services wilt be Saturday, March 19 at 2 p.m. at New Life Word Center, Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge o f arrange­ ments. D A R hears from Sons of the Am erican Revolution ANDFUNERAL HOMES 14 His. Wfophsns (NT) 3U 4K ) •Ask F o r Your F ree Simplicity Plan* Pre-A rrangem ent G uide' M a rch 3 0 ,2 0 0 9 , at 10:00 A .M . To canvass provisional ballots. If necessary for the canvassing board to reconvene after M arch 30, 2005, the time, date and location will be posted at the Office of the S u p s- /isor of Elections and at Sanford C ity Hall and announced at the conci sion of the M arch 3 0 ,2 0 0 5 , meeting. Additionally, each m eeting m ay be continued from time to time as needed to address the matters before the canvassing board at such m eeting and the canvassing board m ay discuss other issues o r address other m atters, in addition to those set forth above, to acoompNah the ta c tio n s of the canvassing board. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PERSON OBCOSS TO APPEAL A DECI8I0N MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER C 0 N M 0 M D AT THE ABOVE MEETMQ OR HEARING HE MAY NEED A VERBATM RBOORD OP THE PROCEEDS4Q8 INCLUDING THE TESTIMONY AND EVIOENCC WHICH RECORD 18 NOT PRO­ VIDED BY THE CITY OF 8ANF0R0. (F.8.286.0106) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE M ANY OF THE8E PROCEEDINGS 8H0ULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 407-S90-M10 4ft HOURS M ADVANCE OP THE MEETING. �hAilSi' . r I .If ■: www.ainfordniWPf.com ■ T hk H dlald •, •. r*tM Small in numbers, givers They m ay b# sm all in num bers, but members of lie Sanford Optimist Chib rank high in giving. A ccording to die D istrict Foundation chairm an, Sanford is 12th out of 60 dubs in the state in annual giving, contributing 16,900 to the Optimist Foundation so far this year. That's a nice piece of change for a club with about 15 active mem* bers - most K icklighter, and tw ins Ik b ith a and Tiffany Bonner also attended the luncheon, g iv in g happy b u ck s to Rotary for their fine support o f Interact. Sanford native and ivteran journalist Charles D. Jackson writes a column on service ctubs in Seminole County. Send items to him at The Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. r ; lJ Herald photoa toy Manrs I ;e : ' J': ^ > Entertainment tor the recent Heritage Program left photo, i■* Included George Durham and Mike Chalton Above, student chair­ woman Katrina Jackson, center, stands with Ruthia Hester, ten. and Jackie Wakefield. _ o f whom are retirees on a i^eiisi imordf v o f wm w ionnsis■ f i x e d incom e. But th ey reli­ giously sup* p o r t Optimist service proj­ ects on the local, state and national Charles level. Ja ck so n D a n N orris, vice I I M M M president of the A ltam onte O p tim ist C lub and D istrict Foundation C hairm an, gave the good news Wednesday d u rin g the Sanford clu b 's reg u lar m eeting at the C olonial Room Restaurant. The O p tim ist Foundation's m ain focus is research to elim inate cancer in children. The internation­ al service organization has p artn ered w ith John H opkins Research Center in tackling this endeavor. Service Chib L o u ie 's Improving Home Improvement' Join Lowe’s Garden Club Call 1-877-61-LO W ES to begin enjoying your benefits. It's FREE! There's no obligation. NO REST FOR ROTARY WEARY. The M onday after com in g o ff a very busy w eekend o f C asin o N ight a ctiv ity that netted Hie San ford C lu b m ore than $14,000, club service chair­ m an Paul O sborne an nou n ced tw o other u p co m in g even ts that should keep the noon group hustlin g for the next couple o f m onths. T h e next event is the club fellow ship set for April 21. This is a tim e for fam ily and friends to gain greater expo­ sure to the wonderful world o f R otary, show casing its Social, civic, fam ily and com m unity pride. The C harity C hallenge, a fu n -an d -ap orts even t, is scheduled for May 20-22 in C ra n es R oost Park in A ltam o n te Sp rin g s. M any civ ic clu b s pool th eir resources to m ake this activ­ ity w orth w h ile. Last year, the event raised over $5 0 0 ,0 0 0 for charity. The Sanford Rotary C lu b will m anage the food and drink vendors - a function they've perform ed so well at M ardi G ras, C asin o N ight and o th er festiv als, th ey 'v e becom e in fam ou s in m ost social settings as "beverage expe s ." S an ford should brine ing hom e about $4,000 from the C harity Challenge to m eet local com m unity needs. 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Five m em ben of the dub, along w ith their sponsor (Jessica Kendall), gave reports on their various service projects. Justin York, vice president of Interact, seem ed to fit well with Rotary, telling jokes and making com ical rem arks during his presentation. Bonar, Sam Chase rim •Grows and looks best situated under a canopy of tail trees, or in a decorative pot (sold separately} #91135 b lo o m G et everything you need for a beautiful landscape, Including a large selection of colorful plants all backed by our one year plant guarantee. lawn care garden care Mi’ ji •• L r o n ly at unarm r i * 8 4i 655 to tcu.fl. H h — ratomd P M * . M P im m ife *A good covering of mulch I for your |*ants and Wvutw■ growth *t *t«t •ideal for #a plants, outdoor* and indoors *220847 Hopper Fest set SANFORD — Ik e Hopper Jubilee Festival will be held e *e fa O N U TA TLO W W 10 to. - ake piece bi the Grand I cu.lt c u .lt touMiol apecitfy tarMyiRMni or repairing bare n o ts #l2«0tS 3.5 to. Itamxia l* V v fesap young plants from toying o p *154*00 887868 Sanford S7M OHm Ao Drivt (Ntar latefM rttoi of 17/92 md U lw M uy Blvd. • 407-4MM0I0 Mond*y - Thursday: bam - 9pm, Friday: 6wn - 10pm, Saturday: 7am - 9pm, Sunday: lam •8pm tA p tfa w u L to f C t ia l« m SRi II* •■nauci •mM K >«•* i k t a n m* �t w w w .M nfofd ntw pipf.com TmtHOALD Spaghetti anyone? Wednesday, March 16,2000 Health program helps migrant community SANFORD — In response to the growing needs of the immi­ grant and (armworking com­ munities, the Seminole County Healthy Start Coalition and the Seminole County Health Department (SCHD) are host­ ing a kick-off celebration of the "El Guaidaropa del Beb6,” translated “Mom and Baby Closet," March IB, 2005 from 1 to 3 p.m. at 400 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford. "El Guardarupa del BeM ” is a community-based project supported by women who have a desire to educate other women in similar situations about prenatal care, parenting, and available health services. 'E l Guardaropa del Bebt” also provides maternity clothing and baby items to immigrant undocumented women and children receiving services from the Seminole County Healthy - D. Start Coalition and-------9CHD. The kkfc-off of ■3 Guardaropa del showcase the various talents and skills of the creators of ’l l Guardaropa del Bsbt” dtsough a feature documentary, skits and a . |l u (Ukiau MkiaJa IKU1UU1D utc V W 1 i l l ipW H of die community. For information or to doeule, contact 407-665-3250 or 407665-3350. Colliaon family MwM pfwlo toy VtoctRl From left, Juno Smith, Faye Siler, Eloiso Unsworth and tha Hav. Larry Leonard invite avaryona to a spaghetti dinner Saturday, March 19 Irom 4 to 7 p.m. at the Grace Fellowship Congregational Church, 2401 S Park Ave.. Sanford, FL 32771. The dinners are $6 for adults, $3.50 for children 12 and under. Patrons can dme-in or take oul. For more information, call 407-322*4564. Naturalist will lead hike into Lower Wekiva River preserve SA N FORD — Naturalist and author Bill Belleville will lead a hiking trip sponsored by the Friends of the Wekiva River into the Lower Wekiva River State Preserve on Sunday, March 20, beginning at noon Then* an* two legs of the hike — a shorter 1.5-hour round trip hike to the edge of the Wekiva River, and a sec­ ond longer one of three hours duration that continues fmm then* to the edge of a cypress swamp Participants can chose to participate in both or either leg of the hike. Belleville, who has written books, magazine articles and pn>duced til ms about aspects of the watershed, will take participants over trails and tire break roads through a pine flatwoods and down to the margins of the river. It will include viewing a bald eagle's nest, numerous gopher tortoise burrow's, in d m ephemeral pond where sand­ hill cranes often feed. The expedition will look for migrant birds, including swal­ low tail kites which are just now returning to the area fmm the Tropics. There will also be an oppor­ tunity for photography. Signs of bears, bobcats, coyotes and other wildlife may be sighted. The group will see the results of a prescribed bum and how it is revitalizing parts of the landscape. The Lower Wekiva River State Preserve is mom than 23,00(1 acres (36 square miles). It is part of a larger 110 square mile tract of publicly owned land designed to protect the Wekiva River system and allow a w ildlife corridor betw een Wekiva and the Ocala National Forest to the northwest. The tour will meet at the trailhead promptly at noon. It is marked with a park service sign on the north side of SR 46 (ust to the west of the Wekiva River. Be sure to bring water, snacks and wear comfortable hiking clothing and shoes. The public is invited to partic­ ipate. There is no fee. Belleville is the author of "River of Lakes: A Journey on Florida's St. Johns R iver" He has written and co-produced the PBS documentary, "W ekiva: Legacy or Loss?" and written for such publica­ tions as the national Sierra Magazine on the river system. For more information, call 407-862-5432 or 407-647-7487. FUNERAL HOMES & CREMATORY GRAMKOW CHAPEL Com plete Traditional F u n era l Service Colllton Family Funeral Homaa •Gramkow Chapel . . . .'IMS19 Locally ow ned by the ColUnon Fam ily Brlaaon Funeral Home..........................................*3955" Owned by Keetiey Investm ent! • West Virginia Bektwin-Falrchlld Funeral Home-Oaklawn.......... '3620* O w ned by Stew art E nterprises - Louisiana ________ Gregory L. CoUison Sr. •Christopher D. Neal________ Gramkow Chapel 5 0 0 East Airport Blvd. Sanford, Florida 3 2 7 7 3 407-322-3213 South Senrinoie Chapel 335 East State Road 4 3 4 Longwood. 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The new facility also hous­ es a m ulti-purpose room, which can be used for corpo­ rate retreats, weddings, bar mitzvahs, and other large group meetings. " In is is a great gift from many people," CEO Joe Montisano said. The Discovery Center was made possible by donations from local foundations, gov­ ernments and private compa­ nies in Seminole Count)*. The main hall is three sto­ ries tall and the main building is 5,200 square feet. The multi­ purpose room takes up 3,400 of tne 5,200 souatv feet and can be divided for multiple configurations. The facility will be one of the largest meet­ ing facilities in Seminole County. Construction, which began last summer, overcame some interesting obstacles, flu* most apparent one being the mud and water. Construction Management for the project was done by Wharton-Smith, Inc. of Sanford. "The building is basically built in a sw am p," Murlin Jones, senior project manager, Wharton-Smith, Inc. said in an interview with The Herald. Jones also said the compa­ ny had f>3 days in a row, dur­ ing the construction, that it rained. Luckily, the project sustained little to no damage during H urricanes Charley, France's and Jeanne. John Miller, Vice President. Wayne M. Densch Foundation, said plans tor the Center had been in the works since 2000. "This is |ust the first step," Miller said. M ayor Brady Lessard echoed what most said about what a great educational opportunity the new Center will be for the community. During the opening cere­ mony Zoo CEO M ontisano said it was the largest project in capital in the Zoo\ history. "Hopefully, not the last," Montisano said. With the new facility the Zoo will now be able to rw fp fl pnoiu i d y lOfnfny vincwni This fire Monday afternoon on Pecan Avenue was started through the curiosity of a 5year-okj boy. according to the Sanford Fire Department. The fire happened about 4:30 p.m. Monday. Firefighters had trou­ ble getting at the fire because of electrical wires. Th e boy will not face any charges, but will have to undergo a course to teach him the dangers of set­ ting fires and the con se ­ quences of that action. F i r e -----------------show that when tin's start in homes with 4- to 17-year-olds, Robles said, then* is a got*d chance they started with a child's curiosity. The boy in this case will be directed to a court-mandated fire setters course that will educate the young person about the dangers of fin*, how when units an* n*sponding to a fin* they can't help anyone else out, etc. "H e’s only 5, so we’ll have to digest the material down to his level of understanding," Robles said. He said the departm ent n*sponded to the fin* at 4:31 Monday afternoon. Flames leapt from the north side upstairs. A weatherhead that connects electricity to the home was located on that side, so firefighters had to maneuver away from it. "If that falls on us it will kills us," Robles said. A pum per truck was hooked to a hydrant down the road and water was sprayed from above the home as well as from the ground. Herald photo by Tommy Vincent Education zookeepor Bonnie Przonck shows guests a ring tailed coati named Maggi There have been eight coatis born at the Central Florida Zoo The animals are native to Central and S ou th America accommodate bO.IHMi kids a year, compared to the 20,000 they were able to accommo­ date before. In between the Center and the Zoolab. an education keeper, Bonnie I’r/onek showed g u e s t s a ring-tailed coati named Maggie. "S h e ’s an education ani­ m al." I’r/onek said. There have been eight coatis born in the zoo, usually found m Crntr.il and N u itli America Donors tor the project included Wavne M I V i w Ii l hardies, Seminole c ountv Government; Seminole County S h o o l Board. 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V ic t o r ia Pa r k ip i* Sir Anocb or day on the coursef Dinner on Main Street or dinner ot The Clnbt College M l game or neighbor game nigbtf At Victoria Park, the choices areyours. �Page 2B Midweek Much 16-17,2005 B rie fs PRO PLAYERS YOUTH fO O TBA LI/CH im CAMP AND HOOPS I t * annual Pro Flayers Youth Football Camp And Celebrity Basketball Game will b e returning to 6*nleinle U ju li isfliivil zm m m m rugn xnooi jm on M ud) 18th and 19th. Thu camp, led by thie r s ii b n o w , ro r o n « Seminole High star and two-ttare Super Bowl win­ ning member o f the W ellington Redekins, Reggie Brandi, gives a unique and great opportu­ nity for toe youth of Central Florida to have one-on-one contact with local athletes and commu­ nity leaders. While learn­ ing about toe m o tt campers will also learn about the life skills applied to It and toe importance of getting a good education. Each par­ ticipant will also have interaction with NFL play­ ers and spirit coaches from past to present. The camp activities will consist of a kickoff celebri­ ty basketball game on Friday evening at Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium featuring the StfS faculty playing against the Pro Players and special invited guests. Genera) admission will be $5 on sale now. The camp will be held Saturday morning at Thomas E. Whignam Stadium in the Tim Raines Sports Complex with the attendees learning the fun­ damentals of each position and toe importance of working together as a team. The camp, which bene­ fits the SHS Athletic Department and local charities in underprivi­ leged communities, is for players and cheerleaders ages 5-to-17 and toe regis­ tration fee is 135, which indudes lunch, camp Tshirt and photo with the players. Early registration is being taken at the West Sanford Branch of toe Boys A Girls Club of Central Florida, across from Grooms High School and at Liberty Tax Service, 2311 French Avenue (1792). For further information please call 407-330-2456 or 407-330-3350. CASSELBERRY SPRING BREAK CAMP fust when you thought camp was only in the sum inet Caesdbeny offers a variety of camps for those times school is out o f session. Our camps provide children a chance to have fun in a safe, ■uperviaed environment. Children will make crafts, play games and sports, w a n t movies, go on field tripe, make new friends ■ id much more! Caseefoerry Spring Bmak camp will be offered to children in grades K4kh at Secret Lake Park Racmatton Center; 200 Ivey Lane, from March 2 ! SCC softball team ranked No. 2 in state The Seminole Community College women's softball team is having one of its best starts in school history and are ranked No. 2 in this week's state poll. The Raiders have been especially impressive the past few games, sweep­ ing Mid-Florida Conference powers Florida Community College at ladcsonville and Lake City Community College in the past few days. On March 8th, SCC swept #5 FCC-J ( 18-10 overall 3*3 M-FC) at home in a key Mid-Florida Conference match-up. Raiders are 22-4 overall and 5-1 in Mid-Florida Conference play The Raiders came from behind to take the first game 4-3 in eight innings and in the second game had a 4-1 lead after four innings before having to hold on to win, 4-3. SCC is now 22-4 overall and atop the conference standings with a 5-1 mark. Game 1 _ FCC-J scored first as they lated two runs in the second inning on ack-to-back walks and a double by the e Stars lead-off hitter. The Raiders then answered back with three ruas of their own in the bottom of the 4th. FCC-J, then tied the game at 4-4 when they hit a solo home run in the top half of toe 5th inning. The scored stayed tied until the bottom of the 8th, when Val Dickson drove home Sherri Rabenold, who had led off the inning with a hit, with a oneout single through the drawn in Star's defense. SCC was out-hit 10-4, but two costly errors doomed the Stars. Keila Andino had two hits for the Raiders, along with a hit each by Dickson and Rabenold. SCC pitcher Katie Brosky (11-3) allowed three ruas on nine hits and struck out five. Game 2 _ In the second game, it was the Raiders who jumped out to an early lead. SCC led 4-1 after four innings and held on for a 4-3 victory. Jessica Samuels pitched six innings and gave up three ruas on six hits. Only one of the Stars' See Softball, Page 2B Short stay for SCC Raider men can’t outrun Miami-Dade B y Om o Smith big red Sports Editor The Seminole Community College men’s basketball team showed that they belonged, but just as it did in their last appearance lb years ago, the Raiders saw their season end at the hands of Miami-Dade College, 92-83, tn the First Round of the FCCAA/NJCAA Region VUI Basketball Tournament Thursday night at Milton Johnson Health Center of the campus of Chipola College in Marianna. The Mid-Florida Conference champions were making their first to the state tournament since 1MKK in which they lost in the semifinals to then MiamiDade Community College. North. While the Raiders, who finished the season with a 15-15 record, did not get to stay as long as they would have liked, it was still a good way to honor the team that <vas just 5-8 at one lint in the season and then point bounced back from a lateseason swoon to knock off nationally-ranked Santa Fe Community College to clinch a share of the confer­ ence title and a spot in state. SCC got off to a slow start in this one, falling behind by 10, 48-38, at halftime. The Raiders shot the ball much better in the second half, but the Sharks (26-4) were able to hang onto most of their advantage. Sophomore shifting guard T.J. Jones capped off nis outstanding career at SCC by scoring a team-high 27 points, while Sanford's own Lyndon Merthie, the former Lake Mary standout, continued to impress with See Men, Page 2B Special to t t * Herald Hsrate te*to 6y Jim Wsnto William Graham capped off h it career in a Seminote Community College uniform with a 12-point, 10-rebound effort Thursday night against Miami-Dade College. The time has come for Big Red. That's right, the Big Reds are going to school. In thei [past few weeks we are beginning; to ft see schools of Big Reds gather gathering in some of their favorite places. The write pta Wh, Tail in Mosquito Whale Lagoon has been a not spot for Lag red drum and black drum. Also, the Tiger Shoals area is producing some nice big reds. The wanner it becomes the more Big Red will tail. 1 have seen schools of over 200 fish recently and there are a w n l reports of people catching 40 pound red fish Each year these local schools seem to gain about five pounds. It seems like the 20-pound fish we were catching two yean ago are now 30 pounds. Mosquito Lagoon is the only place in the world that large schools of redfish live through­ out the year. Our residential fish are bom here and stay here. There is no reason for them to leave. Since the net ban there is so much bait in the Mosquito Lagoon. As toe weather warms and the cold fronts fade expect to see more schools of Big Red in the watere of the Mosquito Lagoon and Indian River. Redfish will float high in the water column as the water warms. You can spot them sev­ eral ways. The most obvious way is a large tail gently wav­ ing above the surface as they forage for crabs and shrimp. Look for water moving as they form a v-shape in the water. Sometimes it looks like a tor­ pedo speeding through the water. See Outdoors, Page2B G u lf C o a s t sto p s ic e -c o ld R a id e rs By Dean Smith Sports Editor For nearly 30 minutes, the riy JUmtnu Comm unit College Seminole Community women's basketball team put a scare into three-time defending state champion Gulf Coast Community College, but the Commodores' experience came through as they eliminated the Raiders, 61-47, in the first round of the FCCAA/NJCAA Region VIU Tournament in Chipola College's Milton H. Johnson Health Center in Marianna. Gulf Coast (26-3) has won three straight state titles and six of the List w e n and was the national champions two yean ago. Under toe leader­ ship of head coach Roonie Scovcl and assistant Grover Hkfca, the Lady Commodores have made nine consecutive ing Gulf Coast in Ocala back in November. The Commodores won that contest 78-60. Both teams came out cold to open the contest with SCC holding Gulf Coaat scomkre for almost three minutes. TheRaiden’ tune problems in the first f at coach Lisa Nuxol's charges forced 20 first half turnovers SCC led for much of the fin t half and did not relinquish toe lead until Helen Johnson hit a three-pointer to put Gulf Caret an tap, 29-28, with 2 8 8 la play in the half ‘ 33-30. half loi 3 9 -3 k but Gulfi forgood. 40-39, with 14.40 to �• «***** *•-***• 4 PiUC 3B Tm I b u u Midweek. M arrh 16-17,2005 Women Continued from P ig t IB point shots, holding the dum ps to only l-for-4 from beyond the arc. ButI the Raid erst never could find the range on their own •hots, hitting fust 17-for-86 (19.8-percent) for the game and just 6-for-37 (16.2-percent) in the second half. Gulf Coast was not a lot bel­ ter as they made |ust 24-for-63 (38.1-percent), but the veteran ad also made the necessary ljustments at halftime and % only had five turnovers in the final 20 minutes. SCC did get good efforts from its two most experienced sophomores as Kirsten Harris 16 points and five rebounds and Abena "Bobo" Bosia scored eight points, including going six-for-six at the free throw line, and pulled down a game-high 17 rebounds. COMMODORES SI, RAIDERS «7 Stm tnolr Community Collrftt (11-91 Rimkc Alim 1-7 (Ml 2, Jennifer Arvjrfvm 2-9 (Ml 5. L*U *hj Liwrm cr 2h 1-1 5. Irinur llem uidez 0-2 (Ml 0, TlfUny Scott 0-4 0-1 0, Chn.tiru Wnghl 1-4 0-0 2, Aben* Bosia 1-7 6-6 R, Tamara Laytm 0-2 0-0 a Nathalie Radiaid 0-1 00 0. Lynettr Jackion 1-80-02. Sad* Allen 1-7 OO 2. Chrlata )am n 0-1 0 0 ft Rita Crayton 1-42-2 5. K in k n Hants 7-241-2 16. Total* 17-S610-12 47. C a ll Coast Community C o lle tt I IS -} I Amanda lohnaon 0-2 2-2 2. Charla Pim n (Ml (Ml 0. Anttntta Howard (HI 0-0 0. Alison Maillout 0-0 0-0 0, Andrea Jm kini 1-S (M) 2. Manjutta Cnans 0-1415 17, Helm lohnaon 7-15 1-4 IS, Nina Risto 3-7 3-7 9, Ranuha Whits 5-133-413, Maori Rut* 0-7 2-2 2 To u t. 2443 12/24 SI. Halftime _ G CCC 33. SOC 30 TKrrepoint held R oala.SCC3-19(A ndm nn I6. Graymn 1-2, Hams 1-2, R. A lim 0-3, Scott 0-3. S A lim 0-2, Lawrence 0-1, Men Continued from Page IB 19 points. Also having a big game in his final appearance a Raiders uniform was high-flying Will Graham. The 6-foot>8 forward from Cross City was 4-for-9 from the floor and 4-for-5 from the free throw Une for 12 points and also pulled down a teamhigh 10 rebounds. Also scoring in double figures was freshman point guard Lamont Houston with 14, SHARKS 92. RAIDERS SI Semlnotr Community (a lle g r I IS-M l M*rcu« M ilc r 17 2 V 1 J Jinn-. ** )** 6-7 27. t urnon I Hnurion 5-12 2-4 14. BunJm i IHmittun 1-4 (Ml 2 flrv.tn s*Ikrt (Ml (Ml 0.1 vndtm M n th u n-Si 2-2 19, k rm jm - Stmoel* V5 0-1 6. D jytoru HunEi (M> (Ml ll. William Graham 4-9 4-5 12 |mmw Boyd (Ml (Ml 0 to u t. 29-76 14-21 S3. Briefs Continued from Page ] B season. The league will also hold reg­ istration next Saturday (March 26th), acn»ss from Sanford Middle school from 10 a m. to 2 p.m. The fee is $225 per jx*rv>n Outdoors Continued from page IB Another way to spot a large school is to look for a dark spot or big wad of rod in the water. You may also see the fish b u s t ­ ing bait. Be careful when you approach these fish so you do not spook them. A stealthy approach is important. Try to keep the fish to the side and do not get behind them and push flwm. They will just keep going and then will be very hard to Miami-Dadr College (26-4) Roderick G rim 1 4 3-4 5, Rciurdo Dtcienon 4-12 5-B 13, Xavirr Daw-on 9-20 6-9 29. Brian Macon 3 4 1-2 9, Harold Padilla 0-2 (Ml 0. Duane Jamr. 4-14 6 4 14. Kaimaal Richard-on 3 4 1-3 7. Stuad Baldonado 5-11 3-5 13. Larry Bmnrtman 1-1 00 2 Total.: 3042 25-37 9 2 I lalttimr _ M-DC 48, SCC 36 TTirrr-point Held gnab _ SCC I t33 IMrrthir 5-15, June. 3 4 , Hourtan 2 4 McGee l-C Hamilton CM. Graham 0-1); M-DC 7-20 (Diw w n 5-11. Macon 2-3. Dickenon 0-3, Padilla 0-2 Richard ton 0-1). Team foula SCC 25. M-DC 22 routed out _ SCC Merthw Hamilton Technical. . none Rehoundt _ SCC 41 (Graham 10. Hamilton A Houatnn 5, lo n e .3, M iller 3. Mrrthie 3. Samuel. 1, Team 10). M-DC 61 (Haldimado 11. lame. 9, Macon 6, Dicker-on 5. Green 4. Richard-on 2 Hennemun 2 Daw-on I, Padilla I. Team 20) A -i-t- _ SCC 7 iHoutton 4. McGer I, June. 1, Hamilton 1). MIX. 6 llXiki-r-on 2 Macon 2 Daw-on. Padilla) Blocked -hot. SCC 2 (Samuel- 2). M-DC 5 (Baldonado 2 lame. 2 Richard*on)~ Steal- _ SCC 4 (Metthie 2 Houatnn. Hamilton) M-DC 6 (Macon 3. Daw-oa Ru hard-on. Padilla) Turnover. _ SCC 7; M-DC 11. wilh a non-refundable $50 fee due al time of registration For more information, con­ tact the SYFA by email at tyfapopwamerPcfl.rT.com GIRLS'SOCCER FC America Soccer Academy, ihe No. I Premier Girls Soccer catch. Top water plugs are a groat way to start the day. A Rip Tide Flats Chub rigged with a Dacnlu Bleeding Bait Butt Pragger 3/0 hixik works very well. Another bail that works groat is a Rip Tide 3 or 4 inch Mullet rigged on an I /8 ounce Rip Tide Pro |ig Head. Remember to cast in front of the fish and try to lead them like a quarterback would lead a receiver. Try to cast across the Program in Central Florida, is looking for players for their under 9 and under 10 girls Kumba teams. Players committed to selfimprovement and seeking a fun but educational environ­ ment should contact George Sasvari at 407-421-5801. face of the fish. Whatever you do, get out on the water and find Big Red. Tight lines and good fishing, Captain David Rogers, AAA Hawgwild Saltwater Charters, www.aaahawgwildcharters.cu m,407-405-0819. Hernandez 0-1); G CCC 1-4 (H . lohnaon 1-3. Greene 0-1) Team foul* _ SCC 22; G C C C 14. Fouled out . S C C Scott. Technical. _ none. Rebounds _ SCC S3 (Basis 17, Hants S, Lawrence 1 Jackson 4. S. Allen 3. Grayson 3. Wright 3, Realised 1. Itotimtdw 1, Scott 1, Anderson 1, TUm lOfe GCCC 91 (W h o 13, Jenkins 11, Ruis B, Risio B. H. Johruon 1 Q n m 91 T t w 6 ) Assists _ SCC 3 (Scott Wright S. AfinOc GCCC 9 (H Johnson C O su n eX A. Johnson l.R u is l) Softball Continued from Page IB three runs were earned. Katie Broaky picked up her second save of the season, as she came in relief of Samuels in the top of the 7th inning. Broaky faced the minimum three batten in pre­ serving the win. Seminole outhit FCC-J 8-6 and left eight-runners on base, including leaving the bases loaded in the bottom of the 6m. Sherri Rabcnold, Amanda DeFilippo, and Lauran Roberts, each had two hits in the game. The Raiders went 3-2 over the weekend (March 5-6) at the Potk Tournament. On Saturday, SCC defeated Grace College 11-0 and Oakland CC 34). They lost 4-2 to St. Petersburg College. On Sunday SCC defeated Grand Rapids CC 9-5, and then dropped a 44) decision to Indian River CC. SPC 4, SCC 2 _ The defense committed four errors, which allowed three unearned runs in the 4-2 loss. Katie Brosky only gave up four hits and struck out (right but the errors committed by the defense, was loo much to overcome. SC C s offense could never get on track as they also only managed four hits, one each by Sherri Rabenold, Stephanie Shelley, Kaleigh Gaugh, and Keila Andino. SCC 3, Oakland CC 0 _ Jessica Samuels threw a two-hit, shutout, as she ran her record to 44) in the 34) victory. SCC was led at the plate by Val Dickson, who was 2-for-3 with an RBI. Trad Penick also drove in a run for the Raiders, as she went l-for-3. Lauran Roberts, Victoria Rudolph, Jessie Sadlowsky and Nicki Levering each collected a hit for the offense*. SCC 11, Grace College 0 _ The offense was in high gear as the Raiders had 11 hits and five stolen bases in the 114) rout. Katie Brosky gave up only one hit and struck out 10 as she ran her season record to 10-2. She also helped her own cause at the plate, as she was 2-for-3 with and RBI. Lauran Roberts was also 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI. Sherri Rabenold was perfect at the plate, as she went 3-for-3 with 2 RBI and three stolen bases. Amanda DeFilippo (1-3, RBI), Stephanie Shelley ( I -3), Kaleigh Gaugh (1-3, two runs sailed), and Maria Jaime (1-3, two R B I two runs saired) also contributed to the 11 hit attack. SCC 9, Grand Rapids CC 5 _ SCC jumped out to a 5-2 lead after two innings and held on to defeat GRCC. Jessica Samuels kept her reaird perfect (54)) as she gave up five runs on seven hits and struck out six. . M ocM AoW _ SOC 1 Or M OCCC 2 (H Johnson. Rais). Start - SOC 11 (B M ^t X A r « m * S t M l B. ABm 1. Layton L Jadaon L Harts l)t G00C • ohtmXOm _ SCC 14; OCCC 25. Nidcl Levering fed ttooffensa, as she want 2for-3 with a home run. Lead-off hitler Sherri Rabenold collected three hits, including a dou­ ble, and scored three of the R aid m ' nine runt. Ttad Penick and Kaleigh Gaugh each had two hits in the game and drove in two and one tuna respectively. Lyman's Katie Pkfcebimtr (1-3) also had two RBI for the Raiders. IRCC 4, SCC 0 _ IRCC scored three runs on three singles and a triple In the 4th inning, to break a scoreless tie, as the River handed the Raiders their 4 th defeat of the seaaon. Katie Brosky (10-3) took the loss. She gave up four runs on seven hits and struck out four. The offense struggled at the (date as they man­ aged only four singles and struck out 10 timet. Sherri Rabenold, Stephanie Shelley, Val Dickson, and Angelica Camacho each had a hit. Possibly the two biggest wins came on March 3rd when SCC swept perennial national champi­ onship contender arid long-time rival Lake City Community College on the road. The Raiders swept the host Tlmberwolves in impressive fashion, 9-2 and 12-1. Game 1 _ Katie Brosky picked up her 9th win on the season as she only allowed one hit and struck out nine in the 9-2 win. The offense pounded out lOhits, including doubles by Katie Pickelsimer and Val Dickson. Pidcelsimer went 2-for-2 and drove in two runs. The Raiders stole a season high six bases in the game. Game 2 _ Freshman pitcher Jessica Samuels earned her first conference win as she threw a four-hit complete game. The offense provided more than enough sup­ port for Samuels as theyfumped out to a 44) lead after two innings. The Raiders hit seven doubles in the game, including two each by Sherri Rabenold, Keila Andino, and Val Dickson and one by Jessie Sadlowsky. Dickson and Sadlowsky each drove in two nine. SCC was to have taken a weekend trip to South Florida to play Broward Community College and Miami-Dade College before taking off until the 20th for Spring Break when the Raiders will host Miami-Dade in Sunday dou­ bleheader starting at 1 p.m. The games at Daytona Beach Community College that were to have been played last week were cancelled due to field conditions and rescheduled for Monday March 2lst at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. The team has also added a doubleheader against Northern Missouri State Community College at home on Tuesday, March 22nd. Game times are 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. T H E^> R I O I N A L V i vona 9s T in e Itu liu n P iz z e ria u n d K e s tu u ru n t S w Im ft • t t o r Ffew Ita lia n D itto s Lake M ary Point PubllK Mas a • 1 7 - M 4 Walden 1Naurs: 0 7 7-3days 3 0iOam -2-lO 0 pn 40 SvEn !i? : O w n e r-N ic k Vivono i*fU voted Btsj m A iu m m a m IY THE READERS Of TMESANFORD HERALD IU K E MARY MOULD fORTME 2NDCONSECUTIVEYEA*! 24 WINGS O A IA M M A IA M M A IA M M A I A M M A ; t H d in id C lin S K I) P IT / H & W ilt) l lo p p in m 15 1 I n r u n 1H t I n r u n /<> C l i n n & n Pl//n i C l m n s n Pl//n Willi .« I upplltu x Willi 4 IlllHlIllVk FREE / lllm UtWBII W lltU* i IH*>» Cofco Cohn 13 $ 2 2 9:* « M k T M > V -a l (eats Join Meals on Wheels, Etc. for the second annual MWalk/MarchfM’llM ls i Saturday. March 19. 2005 at 8 am. Registration 7:30 am In front of the Sanford Museum. 520 E. First St. (Fort Mellon Park) Sanford. Historic Districts. Sanford W hy: To raise awareness and funds for senior services In Seminole County. Not who you want to meet at your class reunion. If you want to remove Varicoac and Spider Veins without the pain or scarring o f surgery, then say hello to V d a Associates N on-surgical - Insurance accepted — C all now! ■MtihMMh•>'WIMIM400 Sun associates* the non-m rglcal solution Without the Meets on Wheels program, m a n y senior citizens would go ell d a y without a reel m e a l. You may partldpato aa a < office for information 407-333 I or call our 177 eat 103. • J i * , J , ' f.i* %*i as*i#- * dt £ ift&t jfdAtu �T M x> ■ ■ 7> Herald C lassifieds n-tn SMH 1 2 Ea m p u l n-n MscsSaastst » « ■ «M B 1 HMN ssntoM »• » T o P la c e Y o u r Ad C all 4 ( ) 7 - 3 1 2 \ 2 - 2 6 1 [ 1 L 11— H ome H ealth Cam 2 5 — S p e c ia l N N w d 2H m H S?M a2SI ImrHalton To atd M a y 93M> tart 4 morning vwta (7am), 14 avanmg vM r(9 3 0 p m ) . Mutt wot* ■ M wtari* 2tvaNMA 407- TO Praquatmad Oanarat Contract lld d a rt: You am haraby invited to aubrmt a ■aaiad bid lor tha following project Butt will ba publety opanad and read aloud al the m e and piaoa dtagnaad Bde mutt be received at The Seminole County Homing Authority admmiitfahon cdce 662 Academy Place Oviedo Flonda 32765 by 5 00pm Apni 6.2005 Any bdt mewed rilsr this time will not be accepted SO-TlOStorappkcahon PtaN 2 5 — S p e c ia l N o t ic e s o t ic e s 0m m BMBm: You ara N a t ) tnvttsd to submit a aataM b ri tor tfw following amtart. M i will ba pubhety •pined and >aad aloud at tha M ia and piaoa dawgnated ■Ida muat ba raoanmd at tha tamlnola County Hooting m tm m JtW fionEniiiriftofi ovncv, t i t Acedamy Ptaoa Ovwdo Florida 32769 by 9 00pm Marc* X . 2005 a)eet: t av Building Addftan - 27— N ur sery 61—Money to Lend It Child Care — Mother t Day oul m my Lake Mary home lo ll ol fun A activities Mon-Wed. 9am-4pm 407-324- 18B6 59—Financial Services Attention Raacteral! It» illegal lor companies doing business by phone to promise you a loan and aefe you to pay tor n before they deliver. For more information call toll-free 1-877-FTC HELP ( A public service massage from The Seminole Herald _#no the Federal Trade Commission | m a r The Semmoie County Houtmg Authority "S tte n B o ^ ^ ™ R aacteft H It s illegal tor companies doing business by phone to promise you a loan and aah you to pay lor K before they deliver. For more information can totl-trae 1-877-FTC HELP ( A public servca message from Tha Seminole Herald and the Federal Tiade Commission) 71—H elp Wanted T i0 to tM n p n 5 o u ? Morning 6 evenings Shifts available appointment setting gieat work environment Positions available Immediately Hourly plus commission Hourly plus commission Cad Bob. 321-2517736 S200 S ig n -o n B o n u s chttact: Da imwood Oerryberry. Pavelchak Architect*. PA 390 Wilma Street Longwood. Flonda 32790 Account* Payable Immediate opening in Sanford for Inendiy individual with accounts payable experience Call 407-328-7216. Ffafart: inttaiiation ot Playground and Playground dashers ^ood Prep A Dmmg Room alter dantt Breakfast/lunch shifts tutpafl tone, no Simdaya Cal 407-333-6675 2 00pm on Apnl 7, 2009 Oamar Tha 8#minot# County HaualnB Authority Location: The Seminote County Houtmg Authority 662 Academy Ptaca Oviedo. Flonda 32765 tSO pm on March 31.2005 LaaaMan: Tha Seminole County Mooting Authority ■ tt Aoadamy Ptaca Otlado, Ptonda 32769 up at * e n le — wcnnvcit Ask About Our Move In Specials! nth*. ,n x m s449 3111S. Sanford Avt., Sanford • 4* tV Lawn Maintenance Foremanlaborers ResidentialfCommerciai. dr* license A exp required Up lo SlO br to atari 407-631-6436 1 '.f ^ r * 1 J& J i f W \ » ii f f F l DOLLAR RENT A CAR a t the SANFORD AIRPORT 2100 Red Cleveland Blvd. Sanford. 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A Dming Place tor appointment at 407-323-1366 or send resume to Da Vino A Dewg Plata. 107 Magncka Ave Sanford Flonda 32771 CLERICAL FULL TIME Computer skills required. 110 OOTir Lake Mary Call Andrew 407-529-6903 Camp any Drivers. Bern •9650 lo 9900 per wk • Plus tour safety bonuses per yt •2 yrs CDL-A exp req •Must lure within 45 mites ot Daytona •Local work home daily •Same reponal over nqft tips back th# next day •Lots ot home time •LA# In* employee and family company paid •Pari Vacation •Pari hokday no waiting pared ■ Major Medcal low cost tor family 910 00 co-pay 9100 00 deductrite •401k -50*. match ot first 4 '. •Christmas Bonus M M tne recruiter Mar 21 st 22nd 23rd 24th 6 am to 5 pm Salam Carriers. 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FL 32746 407-565-3000 EOE. OFWP Flexible Schedule •Apply In Person Monday •Friday * 9:00 a.m. •4.-00 p.m. Or fax resume w/coversheet to 407-859-9799 attn: Jay Bennett cU T l o H : Saturday •March 19th - 9am Superior Trim Wanted • S a lts Agents • C u s to m * Service Reps • Service A g tn ts * Greeters iP V lN lH | 4 » W .U t e M a Administrative Assistant tor real eslate office, work form home, p/T or F/T. tlOftir. plus bonuses Strong EXCEL. WORD. Internet A reliable transportation reqd Fax resume 407-386-6324 elp Part • Time Positions Available Studio Apartments I f m 71— H Great Opportunity To Make A Great Income $$$ Come Check Us < Starting al 71—Help Wanted Yard t eles....5 lines for $15 Ctosslfted Contract Rates With 1/ Mn It-.isr h hullittwt:tl Lu iHI jtegatta Shores (R equires m inim um 5 lines per day end 13 w eek co ntract Credit Application Required) on La k t M o iw m 9-10 Knee MM66M6MHI 11 21 FA BU LO U S S F M C lA L S t ^SanSaM B^ \ Legal Advertising $4.96 per column inch 71—Help Wanted Dnvers-OTR 91500 Sign-on Bonus' Excellent Pay Benefits CDL-A. 2 yr* exp DOTCompany Phyieal. Drug Screen Purdy Brothers Trucking 600-745-7290 Expd House ewaners wanted Each applicant needs own car P TA FT 407-296-6623 Experienced **Mer Immediate Opening Apply in Person Kelly Bervtoee 407-326-5914 2101 East Laka Mary Bhri No Fees* OE Flyer Distributor: Vehicle provided 20 to 30 hrstofc. 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Oytado. Florida 32765 by 500pm March 26. 2005 Any txdi raoarvad attar that tma m l not ba accaptad P rated: Installation ot Air Conditioner* m 30 Public Housing Units Owner: The Semmote County Housing Authority O pining PM Tima and Dale; 2 00pm on March 29 2005 Loc etten: The Sammoi* County Housing Authority 662 Acadamy Place On*do Florida 32765 i my6a PON UNOCPIOftOUNO im U T V CON TRACTO R f f tH n p M t a r y M l W r MtAiTM a tau m n c t a n o aata PLAN! Oisg Use 1 rip e n Apply SI: tea M aw oma. M m n a apnwgi xsrssote e o io c F/T«rtht 407-3226133 loader Operator Clear and grub experience F/T with benefits 407-3226133 Loader Operator Must have bade anwranoa A Q b h A C O . t o n s . Sariardarea407-4629605 loan Originator* n u d id . no experience no leans* required earn while you team PT or F T Caf Me* Loader. 407330-0713 IP N Medeal Ckmc m Sanford F t naads a LPN nur** m m . 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FL 32746 (407)936-1107 fakamarystoMyahoo com Service plumbers/h*lpara naadad residential A commercial Great pay' Hmng immediately 407-388-0000 Sharp paraan. needed lor busy optomatnc otic* on Lake Mary Bfvd Medcal eipananca a Plus Eicaiienl math A communcatont skids a mutt FT or PT. great pay A benefits Cad 407-322-2230 SfftAJNDCNONOUNO PIPE CR EW : Experienced underground utility pip* workers (407)3226133 Small assisted living facility in Santord looking tor caregivers Must pest an background checks, have a flexible schedule A reliable transportation 407-330-9036 wertod tor second ftoor of 2Mory horn* In Histone District Indudsa fid kitchen and bo>i as was as private and aacur* entrance >575 par month includes water vtd cabta. No pats. Background check required. C a l 407-314-0376 Seeking a parson to share my home, vww of lake Monroe. 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Contact Myiane. 407-323-7306 Tear Thick driver naadad m Santord area tor ro4 back A heavy Must hav* axpananca 407-321-7442 Vivonas Fin* Italian Restaurant m LA Mary needs F/T day A mght cooks A F/T day 6 mght dnvars Cad 407330-2040 ~ ~ W A W T 1 D ,~ LANDSCAPER N6*d lB n d s c «p «r to trim trs M and buahas c o m m trc iA i at • property at 300 N. Franch Ave. in Santord. Mutt submit wrttton bid by 5pm M arch 18, 2005. To raviaw tha tcopa ot work, c a l Tad or Dan at 407-322 2011. Willi* McQueen Masonry needs reliable etpd masons 6 laborers with own tss p n fld n r For more xSo. p t cad 407-4166127 ( T'. m 7.1 < i 7 ' 407 321 07S9 i if i * i i r .'.‘. * .A i ,t f.it Banterd: 2/1 5 Toxvnhouee Vary Nee. InsKt* Utility ALarge Pantry. WO Hookup Tie ACarpet. 5650/mo. Feat Last A Saounty mfard: 2/1 Duplex. Renovated. TWe Floors. New Apple. Fenced yd. 06 St Parking. STOO/B6SO Dap Community. 2/2 5 Townhouse. AM Appis inckxkng WO. 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Fam Rm. on over 1/4 acre fenced yd 5125 900 Si2SO/mo l i t Maadaw. 3 * . 1 Car Oarage- Fplc.. Eat-to Kachan. Commurvty Pool. No R* SllOOrtno •IBB Lent Last Etna CM 3 2. 1 Car Oarage. Town Villa Scroen Pon Commurvty Pool 6 Terms. SBM/mo 6166 Arnetts. 2BR Plus •onus. NowCarpet. Carport. No Pets No Smoking 5760/mo w a■ Rsadoue. Bps: mom, assoc, -mtu: F O I/ IC SI A ll T P 1N 1A l S swtard : New 3/2 Home m CaSsry Lakes. 1466 aq E 2 C« Oarage. AvaUatu* Nowi S12SO/mo intard: Brand new 4/2. m CaWry LMwa 2.021 SqFlU ta Vww. Section 6 Watcoma u AI (0 E0 AB11 HOMIS VIKIUII 1 FROPItTKS 191— B u il d in g o o m i Foe fir ta k / s n ita r e S38 I m n h CmU MB LOOKING FOR PROPERTY 8q.R VtCHAItoOkAM 7pm I Vary M ai. i ery stoaa k m rm . a5 ga. cats*. AC. Indry. phone, kach gas. sac dr. rsaMant m entrance Ns r Rons arth apkon to buy BaoBan 6 Welcome IBAM-SRA. A C 407-322 6 Family yard 0210 M y Bm a Nsa M M * 467-614- Mar 16/16 702* S to Or. at orange Mud. 6176 For Suras T Rant. Oarage (o« 16/16 m m Sana nticm r irjvi 1. i r.11 rj i m v n w i > eeeaSsstosessaM _________ Lake M aty ■ I 6801 W . Lake M ary W vR-J C M M B O TJJO l-IS O B jM a jh 181 E d w a r d Jo s s * * .i �Hank M A 17,2005 L sg als BtotTMRYD. MCXof Vtetoltor a taa m ai Mraar S S S f lt S tl, Buv I*W E d Via preparty, named) m ditch R cnmncATE no; ■ § YEAR OF WUANCE: 1*| MRCELK)#: NOTICE m HEREBY G M N . thto TERRY D. NICKIrMno row s^g NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN, Vtat TERRY D. NICK* ELSON, Vie hctdar of Vw tof- s tot- N O TIC E 18 HEREBY GIVEN, thto FIDE LA DENNY, thahotoarof Vw toSowingcertftcata(s) tor a tax daed to be thereon The certrnumberta) and yeard) of of the property, and Vw named) In which n area aasesaod ts/aro as toiows: N O TIC E 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that TERR Y D. NICKELSON. Vw holder of Via teftowing certificated) tor a taa dead to ba Issued thereon The oerttnceie numberdl and yeer(a) of issuance, the description of the properly, and the named) m which n ta/are as tof* CERTIFICATE NO: 1M1 YEAR OF I88UANCE: IM S parcel c n a -im -a ii. CERTIFICATE NO: 1M YEAR OF ISSUANCE PARCEL 10 « Description of CERTIFICATE NO YEAR O F ISSUANCE: D PARCEL ID f : Inf |aa ro | uw rsn km tra sroi mnr^^a^ef tor nytae^i mm iw t#x ^an dead to ba issued Pierson. Tha oartMoata nuntoard) and year(s) of tasuanca, the dead to ba taauad thereon The eentoeato mimbertH and yaar(») of toouanca. the owcnpiion of u ii propiny, omcnpoon or bib piOpFny, and 0m nama(s) In which I and Vw nams(s) In which 3 CERTIFICATE NO: YEAR OF ISSUANCE: PARCEL ID I: at M 161 Nanroa in asaaaaad: t i l w. i n ; to A l of i tto County otSawtncta. B at ORANGES otr A QW m m T.M O FAR M M il CELERY EWE. M ISCELLANEOUS Untaoaauoh total be retains to b a the property daacrtaad in each narttocata(i) w* ba •cto is Via hlghato bidder at County Courthouoa. Sanford, rionos, on Monoay. «pnt is, 3006, at 11CO am. Payment of Sola fee, documentary HotTubfSpe.6paroon. Bhp.B> Jtfa, cab.. Lights, never uaad Wfterty, retail 14300, 81665407- 231—C ars Fo e S ale i n V4.5roaed.ns* otor, tasks 11M 407430- n 1178 ol 3003 Toyota Echo: HATES OAS1 AUTO. AC. S MORE I 66,660 Cal Balum North, 321- 27A-FENCE AM Typeset I Speciaknng in Vinyl fees are required to ba paid by Via euocaatoui bidder to Via atoa. Pul payment of an amount equal to Via htphato bid la due within 34 hours attar via athiarttaad time of o«a. Al payments total ba oaah or guaranteed Instru­ ment, made payable to the Ctark of the Circurl Court Dated on March 3. 2006 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIACUT COURT 6EMM0LE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Qaraldma Martord Deputy Ctark Putaeh March 1 .16. 33.30. 3006 0047 A l ol said property being m the County of Semnoto. State of Florida Unless such certificated) She* be redeemed eocordmg to lew, the property deecrtbed In such certificated) wd be •otd to th# highM htddif al ^ A r f n n f ft ^ # * n T in lk in# w#vi Ifront actor. atniino# County Courthouse. Sanford, Flonda. on Monday. April 16. 3005. at 1100 am m m Payment of Sato fee. applicable documentary stamp taxes and recording fees are required to be paid by the successful bWdsr to the sale Fuk payment of an amount equal to the highest bad Is due within 24 hours after the advertised tvne of sale All payments shed be cash or guaranteed instru­ ment. made payable to the Clerk ol the Circuit Court Dated on March 3.3006 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIR CU T CO UR T SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Geratame Harford Deputy Clerk Publish March S. 16. 23. 30. 3005 0046 A l of said property being m Vw County of Semkwta, Stale ol Florida. Untaea auch oerMctoe(s) ahai be redeemed according to lew. ihe property ta scribed in auch cedffcated) w « be •OKI K> In# mgn#f1 Du N t #1 the weal fronl door, Serrsnota County Courthouoa. Sanlord. Flonda. on Monday. Apnl ia. 3005, to 1100 am Payment ol Seta fee. applicable documentary stamp taies and recording Wee are requwed to be pata by the successful bidder at Iha sale Fun payment of an amount equal to the highest bid ia duo wtVsn 24 hours attar the adverttaed bme of sale All payments shak ba cash or guaranteed instru­ ment. made payable to the Ctark of the C«cufl Court LET A l of aaM property being in V « County of 6eMnota, Stole of Florida. Ak of sal the County of of Flonda Unless auch certihcatod) than ti# r#d##m#d #ooocdmg to tow, to# property d w o M in such certificated) win be I0w 10 In# nign##l DOOtf #t the west front door. Seminote County Courthouse. Sanford. Flonda. on Monday. Apnl 18. 3005, at 1100 am Unless such certificated) than be redeemed aocordmg to law, the property deecnbed m auch certificated) wd be sow to the highest bidder at tha west front door. Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Flonda. on Monday. Apnl 16. 2005. at 11 00 am Payment of Sale lee. applicable documentary stamp taxes and recording lees are required to be paid by the successful bidder at Iha tale Fuk payment of an amount equal to Vw highest bW is due wilfwi 24 hours m w f m# #ov#mt#a Dm# o" seta Ak payments shak ba cash or guaranteed instru­ ment. made payable to the Clerk of the Circuit Court Payment of Sale lea. applicable documentary atamp taxes and recording tees are required to be paid by tha successful bidder at tha seta Fuk payment ol an amount equal to tha highest bW a due within 34 hours attar the advertised lima ot salt Ak payment* shall be cash or guaranteed instru­ ment. made payable to the Ctark of the Circuit Court m State Deled on March 3. 3005 Dated on March 3. 3005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E CIR CU T r n i idt SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Osborah M. Brown Deputy Ctark Publish March 9.16. 23. 30, 3005 0046 N O TICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN. Vito TERRY D. NICK­ EL SON, the hoktar of Vm tottowmg certihcatod) tor a tax dead to ba Meuad Vwroon Tha caroficato numberd) and year(a) of Issuance, the deecrtpbon d the property, and Iha namsd) ki which 3 was aaaaaaad tatare as totCERTIFICATE NO: ltfZ YEAR OF ISSUANCE U M PARCEL 10 •: M - l k l U I I Description of MDWAY F B I P Q 41 ei which i m Ak ol said proparty bang m Iha County of Sermnoio. Stale of Flonda Unless auch certificated) shall be redeemed eccording to law. tha proparty daicnbad m such certificated) wik be sold lo the highest btoder al the west front door. Sammote County Courthouse. Sanford. Flonda. on Monday, Apnl 16. 3005. at 11 00 am Payment of Sale lee applicable documentary stamp taxes and recording fees are required to be pata by tha successful bidder at tha sals Fuk payment of an amount equal to the highest bto is due wither 34 hours alter the advertised time of sate All payments shall be cash or guaranteed instru­ ment. made payable to the Ctark of the Circuit Court MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIR CUT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Deborah M Brown Deputy Ctark Publish March g. 16.23 30 2006 0060 Publish March 9. 16. 33 30. 2005 0051 CERTIFICATE NO I1 1 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: PA R CEL© # Ak of aato property being in (tie County ol Seminole, ta le of Fionda Unless auch certificated ) shak be redeemed eccortong to law. the property deterfted m such certificated) we be •old to the highest bidder « the west front door. Semewto County Courthouse. Santord. Flonda. on Monday. Aprs IB. 3005 at 11 00 am Payment of Sale toe, applicable documentary stamp lasts and racordmg laes are required to be pata by the successful btadtr to tha sate Fuk paymant of an amount aqua) to the hgheto bto is due withm 34 hours after Ihe advertised kme of sate Alt payments she* be cash or guaranteed instru­ ment made payable to Vte Clerk of the Circmi Court Deled on March 3. 3005 Dated on March 3. 2005 Dated on March 3. 3005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F THE CIR CUT CO UR T SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Deborah M Brown Deputy Ctark N O TIC E 18 HEREBY GIVEN. Ihto TERR Y 0 NICK­ EL SON, Vw hoktar of Vie toftowing osrttacatad ) tor a taa dead to ba taauad Vwroon. Tha twrtolcata numberfi) and ywar(s) of issuance, the description of the properly, and Via nam sd) in which 3 w/aro aa tot- MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIR CUT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA By Deborah M Brown Deputy Ctark Publish March 9 16 23. 30. 3005 0053 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F THE CIRCUT rm idt SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Osratomt Harford Deputy Ctark Publish March 9. 16. 23. 30. 3005 0053 •Free I HJceneed/lnsurod Quality Wort Up For A 279-H auung Traah Removal. Root Tsar03. Apt to Houaa Ctaanouta 407-4S4-6160 407-349-1313 For Only C l A S S I F IE D S W O R K ! I’ L A t l SEIF STORAGE YOUR AO IODAY CITY O f LAKE MARY, FIOROA NOTICE O f PUEUC HEARING NOTICE WHEREBY GIVEN by Vis Cay Commieaion of the City of Labe Mary, Florida. Vial tato Commaatan we hold a Pubhc on April 7, MSS. to 700 P. M . or as aoon thereafter as . to conataar first Rsadtog of an Ordnance entitled AN ORDINANCE O f THE CITY O f LAKE MARY. FLORIDA REZONING CERTAIN LANDS WITHIN THE CITY O f LAKE MARY, HEREIN DEFINED FROM THE PRESENT CITY ZON­ ING CLASSIFICATIONS O f PUO. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOP­ MENT. TO PUD. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT. PUR­ SUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES; PRO­ VIDING CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE Ratomng a 23 6-acre tract located to the aouViwast Via Rmahari Road 6 CR 46A ntarsacaon property to Una Pew fcpment (PUD). The Cay Commaatan w «ali hold a Pubkc Hearing to conataar the Pronmnary SUtawmon for i PUO The property w That portion of Pw Northseta t/4 of Section e. Township 20 Souti. Range 30 Eata.SofWnota County. Flonda. lymg South of and atautang the SouVarty Rght-oMMey kna of Paota Road (County Road 4BA), atao lying Eart ol State Road 400 iW W t ) lying iv b s o» u n m m n o w ana tying norm o* rvt Santoro Grant Una. Begin to VtalntoroaoBon of VtaNoTOi kna of Via Santord Grant and the Waal itfd of amy ana to fbnahart Road (a 200' wtaa rtgftl of way): Vianoa N 64* M ' 06* W, along aero North kna for t MOOS Mat to Via Cato rtgftt of way taw to interstate 4 (Beckon TTttW M M ) brong a gaM on a T tT Jff looi radaro curve through a oartato angle of 36* 66' 43*. hexing a chord basnnq to N 60* 10' t r E. tor an arc d ill i to M l 11 taa N s r 08 or E tor 447.74 teal Morthaatoiify d o n g a 3 M 70 S r ir c r ir o a n a r c Bad* i ^ f a p i t a l ' H V T i r o r E tor IS647 teal to Via Bouvt rttod of wwr tote of Pasta Road (CR 46A): VtanoaSST 4 T S T E todngaaldBouVilnatoradatonM of 36466 toil to Pit Wdto rqpM to wwr kna of said Rtotoart Read: Pwnae B OB*o r d r W ataag M H Wdto kna. tor I60B6B Im I la 6e itortft toe el •• Bedero Oroal and ve Po m a I �Manh MS 17,9006 FSfS 7B M ME: ESTATE OF DONALD HOWARD BRC^N »*~* NOTTCE TO CR2MTORE m m m ot ne m m d DONALD HOWAPO M OW N. Doweled. m Fa* No OXCP2071. M pond** n ne Circuit Court tor Seminole County, n o rth Probate OMoion, no - o t t m ot « PO Boo SOW. Santord. FL 32771*000 T K DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION O fTHIS NOTICE IS 55ARCH IS. 2006 i * y n M tom better RanoiMRamaaraaua 1 <nd o tw ponone hevwjdWml a demand* ogam no deoe' dbnre m m . ncUtng unmoWOd. condngart. or unaqwdatod ctom . on atom a copy at w m nooca m terved muM (to toon derma w/m true Court WITHIN th e la te r o f . THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAVS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l otoer cradaora d the dece­ dent and poraon* he n* dMne o> damonoa agemat no aataia including unmatuiad. contmgad. Of unliquidatad claim* inuat Na ma* aam-* * # . n o Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLARIS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARREO Tto data ot Nat puMcahon ot •at Note# •*Marcti 10. 2005 RONALD I BROWN Paraonal Rapraaantativa WILLIAM J McLEOD ESQUIRE McLaod. McLaod L Mclaod PA Florida Ba> No 322074 P O Drawer 050 ApopAa. FL 12704 Tatoptiona (407) 600-3300 Pubaah Match tt. 23.2005 M TH BCM CUTT COURT POR t i M WOU COUNTY. FU M R M PRORATE OtVMON R UNO M KN M *4 RE ESTATE OF ROOOLFO CRCITOFF. J R . Oacaaaad NO net TO CREDITORS Tha aowwaabaton d na aetata ot ROOOLFO CREITOFF. JR . I05S Edmwbn P toS*" Ungwood, Florida 32776 M THS ORCUTT COURT FOR i COUNTY, M R S: ESTATE OF R O M R O T. TAYLOR, SR., IN RE THE ESTATE OF RAYMOND 0 MAXWELL. JR , Dacaaaad NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha adnunetreton d tha adato d RAYMOND Q MAXWELL. JR . nooaaaod. whoae dale d daanwa* November 7 .2001. « perwang m na Cvcwi Court tor Saminoto County. Florida. Probata Drvann. Fee Number 05-0040-CP. ma addraaa d •hah a Pom ONoa Draaar C. Santord. FL. 32772 Tha ntviaa and i l t i n i i of na paraonal S im M m am ir - * * BMr Ototma M R M l OdUN WITHIN THE LATER O F S MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FW ST FUBUCATON O F TM S N O TCB OR »DATS AFTER THE DATE OF M R . VICE O F A COPY OF TM S NOTICE ON TH O A A l cradwn at f a decedent and dhar paraona having dame or dMnanW agamei na decedents aataia inctodmg unmaturdd. contingent or unliquidatad d a m on ahom a copy d n a noaca a aarvad mutt Na n e t d a m a*n n a Court w ith in THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER TME DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAVS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM 1(2)1 Jw ^ # 2 T ? w S a E R ! O30S, a pan#* to Bia CbeuB Court tor Bautinbm Oaunty. Florida. Frobaie DMMon. na addnaa d whteh to: Ctortt of *a Clrcua Court. Frobato DNtoton, Pom ORoa Boa SOBS. S b M . ctadttota ot M i on ahom a i cNenoemnaOawtwrrwNB MONTHS AFTER THS DATE OF THE FIRST FUMIGATION OF TMS NOTICE. A U CLARIS NOT SO FEED WRL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THS T B # FCRKXM 1ST FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAM FRED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARREO i 1d n a the* d a m adh Ma Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUSLCATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al other eretMon of no deeddent and paraona having datna or damanda agamef na deca­ dent* eetato mutt Na the* d a m am n a Cowl WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER TME DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE AU. CLAIMS NOT SO F U D WAX BE FOREVER BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF TM E NOTICE *: MARCH 10,1000 EVAUNE E. CONLEY At cradtora ot na decadent and dhar paraont having d a m or damand* agamat decedent* aataia on whom a copy d n a noace a required to ba aarvad mutt Ma tha* d a m am n a court w ith in th e LATER OF 1 MONTHS a f t e r th e t m e o f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 10 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l drat cradaora d na daoadad and dtar paraona hen* d a m or demand* agamat d a m adh n a cowl WITH M 1 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PU0LCATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS ANO DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WUX BE FOR EVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDINO tim e p e r io d set THE fo r th ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS BARREO THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE <S MARCH 10. 2000 IM S Empire Place ladord F I 32773 Mara Raya* Eaq Florida Bar No 300737 210 N Par* Avarua Santoro FL 32771 Tbtaphon 407022-5075 Attorney tor Pan i IS. 23 1006 d Frapdrty: LEO E 100FTO FTRA CT1BS1M O P VACO ETON NAL FLAT DS 100 FG 01 lilB ie B M I d n ta i JENNIFER BERGMAN Arche O Lowry Jr FtartMBat Na. 0S22M Potter CtomamiBaty S Duncan 306 EaM Fan Avenue Mount Dom. FtorlM 32757 Ttaphona 3R2-3B3-4100 Pubam March II. 2 1 1 0 0 6 Cowdy at ROBERT K. MdNTOSH. ESQUIRE FtonM Bar No 371302 STENSTROM, MdNTOSH. COLBERT. WMQHAM. REISCHMANN I PARTLOW, FA Foal Odtoe Sea 4S4S Santord. FL 32772-4646 TMaphwa 407/322-2171 ARomay tor Paraonat Untooa aueh nanhcatola) dtaP bo iiMamaa accordng to law. na pragarfy dam ibad n auth MrtieMe(a| aM ba add to na Ngpaat btddar at na add bora door. SatMnoie County Courthoum. Santord. Flonda. Monday. APRS. 64, MS0, at 1100am 116.23.2006 0104 bta documantory atamp laaaa and record** h a are raqwrad is ba pa* by via auooaaatd btodar at na earn Fui peymant d an amowa equal to na Npheat bat a due adhm 24 how* atar na adrartned bma d aato A l paymerae anaa ba caan or guarad * ad matrumant. made payable to the Clara d tha Orcu* Court Maratt 1 6 ,2M6 NORCS OF A FUBUC IWARM S TO t BM HE CMCWT COURT FOR NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED ' pmn net a I ba heto in n a M a i a na CBy HM to Bid Cby ot SatdeM. Ftonda. at 7 0 0 obbee FM on MmSRL Mtoop m, mm, to canaidN M adapBdi at an oMnanea by n a Cdy d Sartord. RMBR 0M al ahtdi to aa IR­ LISA RENEE TAYLOR Dated on 2/17*005 MARYAM# MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by OERALDINE HARFORO Deputy CM* Pubaah: February 23. 2006 and March 2,0.16. 2000 N142 74dW *a» Run Lane al LAEL E. BRBBV. a whoaa aaa of dei DoaanWd 17.2004. a nneCMMtCourttori County. FtonM. 0320. 0toi 301 N FL. 32771 0) no Pubtah March 16.23. 2000 otoo AN 0R0M ANC8 OF THE CtTV COMbWBION OF THE CfTY O F SANFORD. FLORIDA PROVEMNO FOR THS ABWNOMENT OF SECTION 72 a E OF THE CITY OF BANFORD OOOBAANO DEVELOP­ MENT REGULATIONS RELATMG TO SOMMNG REQUIREM ENTSFORM FROVfM ENTS DEDICATED TO THE CITY. FROV1DINQ FOR COrW UCTS. FROVRMNO FOR SEVERABRITY. FROVOM G FOR CODIFI­ CATION AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, n m HELEN T HERNANDEZ, • a hoMar d n e k M a e * oertRcaiatai haa Mad a«M canaicam *) tor a ta* dead to ba aauad thereon The cartRcala numbar(i) and year(t) d aauanra. n a aaicnpacn d n a property, and n a neme(i) a which a aaa aaaaaaad a/ara aa THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS MARCH 10.2005 JOHN D MAXWELL Paraonal Rapraaantahva enwem h Momeon taouir* Florae Bar no u u o j BALDWIN A MORRISON. PA 7100 Boudi Highway 17-02 Fem Path. FL 32730 Telephone 407434-1424 Attorney lot Paraonal NOT1CS TO I Hat at NANCY id n e a e m e 8 DUNCAN. aaa September 27. 2004. and •hoaa Sooal SacwdyNwiRar a 350-1O-62M. a pandng n na Circuit Court tor Bomwota County Florida. Prob QM Owaon. na addraaa d atadi a 301 North Part Avenue. Santord. Florida 3VTT1 The nanaa and addmaaaa ot na Paraonal RapraaanMvd and na i t attar- Cawf WTIMM TME LATER OF THREE (21 MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF TME FIRST PUBLICATION OF TK NOTICE OR TWRTV (201 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF TM S NOTICE ON THEM Deecnpaon d Property LEG OEC » TWF 200 ROE 33E BEG 2M 04 FT E S S M 17 FT S OP MM OOR OP OS 1MOF t«4 RUN S 171 SB FT S 00 OEO U MM 40 EEC E 227.15 FT N 212 S0 FT W224 22 FT TO SEO NOT SO FRED w ax dt THE em eurr COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOtClAL CM CW T Bl AND FOR BOMNOLS COUNTY, FLORBA PROSAT1 OtVMON FB E NO. 004277-CP be i • m m an ahom a copy el n a noaca hoa boon aarvad muM Na than dam* adh n a Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM IN RE THE ESTATE OF Namt4 m ahtch PERSONS WITH DISASAmES NECDF4Q ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE M ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OPFCC ADA COORDINATOR AT 407230-5010 42 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETMO Al d 44M property b aa* « 1 County d Sormnota. SHU Udaaa euch carMcama) aha* n rvoipnH ■ocorvng ® w>. Via property deecrtoed m auch oarfeatoH) am ba aoto to n a taghaai btodar at n a aaat bont door. Sanunoto County Courthoum. Santord. Flonda. Id Tha adnmaaaaon d na aeaaa d GEORGE L TREETER. wee Jdy 20 2004. a pandng a na C*cu4 Court tor Samnota County Florae Probata Drvaan. F4a Number 05-0277CP . na aedeee d etodi a Poet Odra Draaar C. Santord. FL. 32772 Thanameaandadmeoaa d na paraonal A U CLARIS NOT SO FRED W U . BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDINO THE T tt# PERIODS SET FORTH a b o v e , a n y c l a m f il e d TWO (21 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECED EN TS DATE OF DEATH IS BANNED to b e p atib y n e der a n a aaa Fu* payment d m amour* equal tono Ngtaai bto a duo a th n 24 hour* aAer t a advamaad ana d ada Al peyware* anaa ba caah or guaradaod natrutnad. made payaba to n# Ctor* d n o Cacwt Court OIOS The dMB it Wo Brat a tn en aaaaaM arc i l B I HRAHVE SASSY Dated on 2/17/3005 u u y u ** iu m i CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by GERALOME HARFORO Deputy Clara Pubtoh February 23. 2000 and March 2 .0 .1 1 .3 0 0 0 N143 ROM RT a. MCINTOSH. ESQUIRE FlanM Bar No 37B302 STENSTROM. MdNTOEH. COLBERT. M a O HAM. REISCHMANN S PARTLOW, FA lia s MONO* CIVC I7SSO24430 an art batatd 441200 FM m l m aaM ease move At I Pant S Body 1540 B * Smtord. FL 32773 116.23.1 NOTICE IS K R E S Y GIVEN RM FIOELA OENNY. n o hoMar rtrtcMo(a) haa total tor a la* 0106 THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF TM S N O TC E • $ MARCH 10.30M 120 *60 and 120.07, nartda Ftom cS % a n iM t. L g0O" s! Uraaea auch otrcacetoitl M l bv ffdim bd aoconftng lo ItR, IN property d n o N M in mch cerMcantt) wd be aot* to 9m ™ ip in OOOW ml WMi RVw Hunl tJooc, Nm noU County Courthouao. bantord, Ftortda. on Monday AFRS 04, M R . M 1100am Paymod d Sato lea. appecaN i docummlary rim p m ss and recertong toaa am roqueed to be paid by na aueaaaMM biddar at na aMa. F«B payment el an amowa oqual to ne tiqpoat M adue a m n 24 hewi'Mtor no adverbaod bma at (Ms. A l to smsss mstrymsm. fvtsds payable n o Ctam d no Orcu* Court. M RE ESTATE OF JA1 AOQ4HW4I m i n M e m o HI \ rap a copy o f of ------------------m u ........ Wb m s: CERTIFICATE NO « U YEAR OF ItS O M C C : ) M PARCEL O F U i U M I Daacrtpbm # BOOS. 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ALICE J GREEN ET AL JO M 4B OONLEY. iN R a i — required to ba paid By 1M Mm S s S m £® — OMCrt**an Ot Prapsny LEO SEC 01 T tm SOS ROE HE LOT *0 TO 27 LAKE JESSUP HEIOHTS UNAECD PLAT 21 TW F2SSRSE2M N 00 FT OF 12M FT OF W IBS FT OF SIM OF MW US OF MW m TT# OATS O F FtNET FLM > CATION O F IM S NOTICE # MARCH 50. IM S N O TIC E IS H ER ESY GIVEN. M TER R Y 0 . N C R ELSON, n o hotdar d too tottoarc* oaiMtoaM*) In a toe IS PARCEL 10* 01-IMt-SUR- M R B ESTATE OF , CLAMS NOT BO FEED Matomaf ApgRoaRm lar «aW 0» UMIE i Pubaah March 2. 0 16. 22, 2006 0001 amd to ba aauad naraar>*TN ABMl H BSBl MAI WlTHdt 3 MONTHS R THE DATE O F THE r FUSUCATXM OF TM E d s n o s m tm NOTICE IS t#REBY OMEN, LOT 13 S IX C CITY PS 7 PQ 02 2106 •I I a na Ctaat Ftoandat Otooor a # N1A5 PARCEL 10* 34-10-20-111OCOM12B 0101 32360 0333 N a requdR tor haartng la not m om ei by ApM 13^ 2000, n o iy t t o a^hwrtag and t w nam aw In MMMt S MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMdlOLE COUNTY. FLORKM by OERALDd# HARFORO Deputy Clara Pubtoh Fanuary 23.2000 ana Man* 2.0.16.2000 FL 0001. F M SNRantf BNR d a m adh n a Court WITH04 THE LATER OF a MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FM ST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TCE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF TM E NOTICE ON THEM- Emorgancy Order at M um m y na- A l d aard property bang h ne County d tammcti. b t o d to-j-e— rw n m . OIOS B t R E :s a r a n o F An 2 m T lira ™ 2 !* r2 w «2 l* d ! mart haa bean M a g a b M you. you heve na n#a t o la m d i >IS I VMPUuMNMui Bllx T_a Mkhaaa EpMWi SANFORD,« . Cam No: 7007004-AQ to fJeiM j W Ui wTtoCD mfiM-ti W Btaaudd TvMrTWd m N ^e SARAH 0 H IU . ROBERT F HILL N14S ALL BfTERESTEO F I ARE N O TV CD THAT Aa creator* d n e dace ■M FW M M Ootod on Mmdi 3,200 I baa (2) i SardarR FL 32771-4646 W lM b ra : 407/122-2171 M W T M M MORSE c m gu ff OOURT — as t o n OOUNTY, N jORL OR by O0M UM NE HARFORD Deputy Ctortt FubtoR: Fabnrary 0 , M M and MaRh 1 .1. is . m m N147 Ctrcu* Court. GEORGE L THEETER^ ||t| NOTICE TO CRSOfTORS Dorcnpaon ot Property LEG LOT 14 ♦ N 30 FT OF LOT 15 (LESS W 7 FT FOR ALLEY) BLK 12 BEL-AJR PS 3 PO 70 mend * net pm*daa by na C % at Santord (FSSSB O iM ) id n e i d a m am n a Court W iTHN 3 MONTHS AFTER T K GATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TM S N O TCE DMMon 1/17*006. m m m SECURITY PACIFIC HOUS4 SERVING THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TM S NOTICE at die Pubtoh March 10 23. 2005 Srerdarr rotnaC d y l Wa Cdy d Santord. I M( W eCdi A D v e S T O T I# FURUC snissV irm m sNia m is gtyabtojto^sw Ctortt at Eta IVSAR PARCEL ID# 30-20-33-300OOlfrOOOO i d n e Cdy CtoM to rn per- NANCY 0 DUNCAN. PARCEL IDF 31-1031-00412000140 Dotod on in 7/2006. CERTVKAT1 NO: OF MBUANC0: IS lS u g M CERTV4CATI NO: 00B V1AR OF N8UAMC8: t*BB A id add | 20343 Cod VbBay Una Wary Center. CA02OR2 THE CfTY OF 1 0102 f * 1* — *nW M S W M W . todswa: SaMM, PL 32771 tCOUNTY, G CHARLES WOHLUST. ESQ Flora* Bar No 121000 341 North Marnand Avenue. 4346 Ma4iand. FL 32751 Tetaphon* 407*44-3200 Attorney tor Paraond NOTICE # IM R M I G W EN B a FD ELA OBNNY, Bto ttMdar F M 7 m g S ilg b t o M S 2 s » R rB M M b M M R S F m m m adstoM toltoM R M M bM M dm a m n s* bnas Mtor Vis ssnwssss m s si stfs* M Nabaa at A pgR m lm torW aSoad IN RE: ESTATE OF ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FEED WEL BE FOREVER BARRED d J p W l^tfVVMNNK M O M C CLERK O F THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMMOLE COUNTY. PLOREM by GERALDINE HARFORO DaguR Clara Pubtoh: February 13.200* ana M w m s S lS fO O * N144 A U Cl,ABM NOT BO F U D WAX « FOREVER BARRED. P U M O .I n a court w it h in 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATC OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE yaarta) propart>. and n a nama(a) in T > « DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF TM S NOTICE « : MARCH IB SOM N X INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFCD THAT and PARCEL IDF 30-10-30-513- A l dhar cradaora dtoedece•at Oacatnbar S. 7004. and ■hoee Social Sacurty Nwnber OB4-32 ti40. mpanda* a> m na Cacut Court tor lemmata County, h i m o« in c h a SOI NSW Pata Avenue. Santord. Florida 32771 Tha namoa aad aaow iin ot na paraonat rawaaaraaaia and na paraonal Humbert!) MONTHS AFTER *DA?I OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TMS NOTICE TO I RutAah March 16.23.2005 0007 IN THE ORCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AIR) FOR SM R N O U COUNTY, FLOMOA FR OSATI OtVMON FRE NO. 00 0040 CP NOTICE # K R E S Y I net HELM T n a M M a ro tn e M ca*e(* I haa Mad cda(*) lor a Ma to ba ot fie i STEPHEN M STONE Florida Bar No 113000 725 Nom Magnda Avenue Orlando. FL 32003 Tetophora 407/423-7010 Anornay tor | OBMSmWITMDOS 110,23.1 N X CLAIMS NOT SO FLED W5X BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE I * * PCM008 BET FORTH AROVE. ANY c l a m f il e d t w o (21 YEARS OR MORE W TER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARREO CbnROm tL f H U M 0 .M 4 M M 1 NOTKEONTHEM. b o a u i Attorney M w a r cradBora d na daea0wd and paraona having datna w demand* agamat na daceaataia m at Na Bite Ndm eadhna Court WITHW 3 NONJMS AFTER THE DATE OF T K FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE L 1 ■ CMC ■ POM « m » ty j n » (M I n n A te UCALS I b g a ls 1 L S tS F O R O . F1FALF6344RA17HM 1B4B S Re 1CN42T).I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 2005 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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See breakdowns of the election in The Clock, Page 2A and on the editorial Page 4A. The Orlando Sanford International Airport confirmed Friday that Canadian Airline Jetsgo has decided to stop commercial flight*. Jetsgo began service between Orlando Sanford and the Toronto and Montreal area in October 21X13. Jetsgo's flights out of Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers and St Petersburg have also been canceled. Passengers are encouraged to make alternative arrange­ ments tor travel. While no official policies are currently in place with other Canadian airlines. Air Canada (I-888-24722*2). and Westjet (I888-437-8538) have stat­ ed they will do their best to accommodate letsgo passengers whose travel plans were disrupted as a result of Jetsgo's cessation o( service Other Canadian air­ lines ottering service to Canada are Air Transat (I -877-872-6728). Canjet (l-8(XI-8(N-7777) and Zoom (1-866-359-4666). All of these carriers fly out o( Orlando International Airport. Clftk* Johnson, originally from Surinam*, la graatad by har son attar bacoming a U .t. cttizan. 8m Foundation, Pago 4A New Americans stand united Raising self esteem aim of pageant winner By Liana Edixon Herald Writer SANFORD — A greup of 220 immigrants from M different countries who currently live in the Central Florida area took their naturalization oath on Thursday, March 10. The ceremony began with the posting of the colors by the American Legion Campbell* Lossing Post. Then, local Sanford resident, Patricia Karper, sang the "Star Spangled Banner." Elvis Quiles, Citizen and Immigration Services adjudica­ tion officer, began the presenta­ tion of applicants by calling out each of tne 64 countries. "In a few moments you will stand as one," Quiles said. Slowly, as each country was called, im m igrants began standing, until all 220 were standing. James Carbonneau, CIS offi­ cer in charge, led the oath of allegiance. All 220 im m igrants raised their right hand and recited the Aidine shut! down of xmrora Airport S »-* t|Lk , , m il e Sis monogw kr on W W t Longwocxi Herald Writer Minh Nguyen, right, was one of 220 people to become U S. citizens at a ceremony Thursday. The Vietnamese native lives in Orlando. oath of allegiance to the United States. "I hereby declare on oath that I absoluielv and entirely renounce and abjure all alle­ giance and fidelity to any for­ eign prince, potentate, state, or sovereignty of whom or which I have heretofore been a subject Middle school rezoning plan ready for input rttriK J WTH0f e m in o l e By Liana Eflfko n------------- or citizen; that I will support and defend the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I 8m Citizens, Pag* 3A SANFORD — The new Miss Seminole County 2005 hopes her recent victory Feb. 26 will help her bring a program to raise self-esteem to local youth. Danielle Marino, 23, won the pageant held at the Helen Stairs Theatre. She lives in Seminole County and is pursuing an interior design degree from Seminole Community College. Before attending SCC she earned a bachelor's degree in fine arts for theatre performance from the University of Central Florida. Marino's platform for the Miss Seminole County pageant was RYSE: Raising Youth Self Esteem. "It's a character development pregram. I plan on taking it to Tallahassee in early May," Marino said in an interview Wednesday with The H erald. Right now, Marino said she is creating an instruc­ tion book for teachers to use in their classrooms. 8m PagMnt, Page BA aa S SANFORD — The former executive director of The Foundation for Seminole County Schools left her part-time role to spend more time with her fam­ ily, and the new full-time director took the position in part to have more time with his family. Tina Calderone has a daughter in high school and a son in middle school, and in December she told the school dis­ trict she resigned after "much contemplation and prayerful con­ sideration." She could not think of a more rewarding job, Caldcrene said in her Dec. 6 resignation letter. She served as director for four years. "Even as important as that role is, there isn't a greater responsi­ bility or high priority than that of being the best mother and wife that I can be," she said. Eric Ceboff found himself spending more than 70 hours on the job as executive director of the Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando. lie was managing a 150,000-square-foot campus SANFORD — The Seminole County School Board selected one of three plans for rezoning Jackson Heights and Lawton Chiles m iddle schools in Oviedo, and approved a field trip for a group of JROTC stu­ dents to tour the U S. Marine Bane in Quantku, Va. The School Board also hon­ ored teachers who performed well on audits, viewed a pro­ motional video o f Indian Trails Middle School and informed district personnel that they may need to undergo further finger­ printing for state and national background checks. Superintendent Bill Vogel recommended during the meet­ ing that the School Board mem­ bers consider public input received at a 5 p.m. work ses­ sion and select Plan B among three for advertising. A Core Committee made up of representatives from Jackson i Middle School Lawton Middle School seven elementaries, and two high schools met in January to study rezoning. The committee devel­ oped a revision of attendance zones for the two middle schools because of the reloca­ tion of the Lawton Chiles Middle School to SR 419. a Fiery wreck _ Downtown reawakens By ChartM D. Jackaon neraid correspondent M M H yM M IlM M A motorist snapped this photo of a wreck on 1-4 as Tht Htrald went to press Friday. The interstate was dosad naar Osttona at 2 p.m. and cars dstourad into Sanford. The driver of the buck was taken to a hos­ pital after possibly hitting two motorcydss. SANFORD — Sanford’s Alive After Five has awakened business in the Historic Downtown area where shop ow ners reported record number of customers tour­ ing their shops Thursday night during the three-hour, food-and-drink sampling affair Coupled with the opening of renovated First Street, Alive After Five attracted mom than 400 people. "We had about 50 m ote people laet night than the month before, and about 60 at those folks were there to take part in a party at Willow Tree, so definitely good num ­ bers." ADEO Media executive Shannon Sayre reported to City M anager A1 Grieshaber Friday morning via c-ou tt. Shop owners agree. "It was a good night becauee of a lot of people got to see our stores in downtown Sanford," said Kenneth Dittmarav who said between 60 to 80 people vieBed Ide S M ANv b , F tg O SA �jjg jA S www.BanfordntwspBpBr.com T h e H erald 8unday. March 13.2005 Su e m in o l e m m ary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Wm w tba ■•■«y: They tay money it the mother'• milk o f politics. It helps, but there’s no guarantee that those who raise the most money will win the race, especially when it comes to local elections where plenty o f grassroots legwork can overcome a big bank account. Case in point is the District I commission race. Lindsay Oyewale raised slightly less than Art Weed ra ff and Bernard O ut & A bout E lvis Sighting sat The American Association of Kidney Patients will hold ,i fax* kidney disease educa­ tional program af the World Golf Village Renaissance Resort. For more information and directions, call Katharina at 1-800-749-2257. Mitchell combined, yet it's Woodruff and Mitchell in the runofTelection on March 29. WoodrufT finished in first with 40 percent o f the vote, while Mitchell earned 25 percent. Oyewale was a close third at 23 by D an P in g percent, but close at • • • • • • • • • third doesn’t count when the field is nar­ rowed to two. Hank Dieckhaus. who purpose­ ly eschewed active fundraising, collected one-fifth the money Oyewale did and received nearly half o f Oycwalc’s vote tallv o f 321. “It’s a city commission race. What the hell am I going to spend $11,000 on?” Dieckhaus asked. O f all the candidates, Dean Ray ran the most efficient race when you compare the money he raised to the number o f votes he received. A used-appliance salesman by trade. Ray has campaigned for seven different offices since 1996. He has yet to win a cam­ paign, but he knows a thing or two about stretching a dollar. Ray raised $779. Divide that total by his 114 votes and Ray spent $6.83 for each vote. By contrast, District I commission candi­ date Vaace Taylor spent $2,660.35 o f his own money and tallied just 15 votes. That works out to $177.36 per vote. Most o f Taylor's money was spent on mailing a cam­ paign flyer. Perhaps he would have done bet­ ter handing out C-notes to voters as they went to the polls. Then again, maybe not Considering the hot water Orlando Mayor Baddy Dyer and E u ie “The Ballot King” Thomas found themselves in Friday morn­ ing, Taylor made the wise — and legal choice. Here's the breakdown on the other candi­ dates, from highest to lowest cost per vote: • Lindsay Oyewale. District I race S34.B9 per vote. She raised $ 1 1.I9X and gar­ nered 321 votes. It appears Oyewale donated $2,088.43 o f her own money to the campaign. She also appears to have loaned the campaign $1,000. It’s difficult to analyze, however, because Oyewale's treasurer's reports were improperly filled out. City Clerk Jan Daagherty required the candidate to submit an amended report for the first reporting peri­ od, but it is still confusing • Ran Fraser, mayor's race $24.71 per vote. Fraser raised $4,645 and received IKK votes. • Whttey Eclutcia. mayor's race $24.30 per vote. Eckstein collected $29,450 and tallied 1,212 votes. O f the $29,450 reponed. Eckstein donated $14,900 o f his own money to the cam­ paign. Another $3,000 was donated by family members or family businesses. • Linda Knhn. mayor's race — S I 8 .4 1 per vote. Kuhn collected $24,230 and tallied 1,316 votes. O f the $24,230 reported. $1,250 was donated by family members or family businesses. • Bernard Mitchell. District I race SI7.S4 per vote. Mitchell raised $6,280 and earned 358 votes. • Hank Dicckhaas. District I race S U M per vote. Dieckhaus brought in $2,402 and received 143 votes. O f the $2,402 report­ ed, $1,600 came from family members or the family business. • A rt Woodruff. District I race — $11.92 per vote. The incumbent raised $6,545 and tallied 568 votes, the best votc-per-dollar ratio o f all the mainstream candidates. No home court advantage: Kuhn has been active in the Sanford Historic Trust for years, so you would think she would have a huge advantage in District I over Eckstein in the runoff election for mayor. That's not the case. In Tuesday's election. Kuhn won District I with 505 votes, but Eckstein finished a close second with 459 votes. In 2001, Kuhn lost the District I commission race to Woodruff, so expect the March 29 runoff to be close in that district. Kuhn easily won District 2 with 70 percent o f the vote. Eckstein took Districts 3 and 4 with just over 50 percent o f the vote in each. Kuhn finished in the mid-30s in those dis­ tricts. Early voting for the March 29 runoff elec­ tion begins Monday, March 21. Beat the crowd, vota early! B The Learning D isabilities Asstxiafion of Florida will hold the annual meeting beginning at 11 a m at Bridges Academy, Inc., 894 Garv Hillerv Drive in Winter Springs. Call Carolyn Tavoh at 407-841-2383 Wekiva River Players are presenting "The Sound of Music," through March 20 Show times are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p m. and Sundays at 2 p m Hie pres­ entation will lx’ at Millennium Middle Scluxil, 21 Lakev iew Avenue in Santord Tickets are $1? each plus transaction fee. Call 4072('2-180l i p h o to b y Tom m y V incent Making a grand entrance at the Sock Hop kick off lor FCAT testing at Bentley Elementary School. Elvis proved once again that he still has star power. The students and teachers greeted the ageless entertainer with squeals ot delight as he per­ formed and made a final wave as he. Elvis, left the building The Orlando Council Brunch, formerly known a* Christian Business and Professional Women will meet at 10 a m at Holiday Inn. 230 Highway 436 in Altamonte Spring* Speaker will lx* Bobbie Angstrom of Naples Price i* $11.50. Call June at 407-831-2573 or Beverly at 407-3.39-4150. = I Cedar Avenue. Santord. vva* arre*ted bv Santord police \Veiliu-*dav in the parking lot ol a More in the 1700 bl«xk ol Orlando Drive She rvjxtrti\llv had Ixvn tired tn>m the *lon- lor not blow ­ ing up tor work lbluer* *.ud *hetook $80 trom the ca*h register Ivtore leav­ ing She vva* * lurged with pettv lanenv Drug related • Rickv Davis. 3|, oi Like Monrw Terrace, i v ,i » .tnv*tiil by number* ot tin* Sanford Police t.u1u.il Unit on March 3. at hi* residence A search reportiillv uncovered an amount ot maniuana He \va* H u rl'd with po**e**ion ot under 20 gram* ot maniua­ na • I larvey |o*eph Slayton, 44. h*led a* homeless vva* arre*ted by Santord police Monday at Kth Stnvl and Hukorv Avenue a* the re*ult ol *u*pecled dmg *ale* He vva* charged with posxeviton ol li*ted chemical* lor the manutactunng ol controlled *ub*latue*. |x***e**ion ot narcotic* cquipnx’iit. and po**e**ion ot New legend Pmg without a pre*cnption • lohn killingsworth. 22. ot Randolph Street, vva* arrested bv Santord police Tuesday following a traffic *top in Ca*tle Brewer Court. He vva* charged with possession ot under 20 gram* ot maniuana. possession ot cocaine with intent to sell within 1000 tivt ot public housing, resisting an offi­ cer without violence, and dnving with a *u*|vnded license • A man vva* .inestcxl by Santord police early Friday as John IX e Ills identity could not lx* prnven He vva* anvsted in connection with possible dmg sale1* at Kth Street and laxust Avenue, where officers said he attempted to throw away evidence I le vva* charged with tampentig with evt- dence. resisting an officer without vio­ lence and p o s s e s s i o n o t narcotic* equipment Assault - Battery • Tantmie Lynn Hexing. 35, ot LI Portal Avenue, Santord, vva* .me*tcd by Santord police at lier residence Wednesday. Six- had Ixvn rejxirtedlv involved in a dispute with a male She vva* said to have throw n a di*h at lum. and later, kicked the door and window in tlu* police patml car Six’ vva* anv*ted on charges of aggravates! battery with a deadly weapon, and resisting an officer with violence • Timothy le e Straw ter. IK. ot I lollv Avenue, Santord. vva* arrested bv Santord police luesdav a* tlx* result ot a depute in the 100 blink ot Countrv Club Circle1 He vva* charged with being a principal in a lir*t degree enme. aggrav ated battery with a dead­ ly weapon (handgun), assault with intent to commit a tclonv. and resisting an ottuvr with violence Theft* • Lati»*ha Slx’ne Henderson. I1*, ot • Shane Ivan Argue. 2k ot List 2lHh Street. Santord. wa* arrested bv Santord |x>liie Wednesday It vva* reported lx’ had take n a velite le parked in the K ill blixk ol Rosalia Pnve lie wa* Icxated in the I V*' b lo ck of We*.! 13th stnvt and anvsted on a charge ol grand tlx’tt ot a motor vehicle SUN troni 9 a nv until 4:30 p m. For information, call Piann at 407-2609155, ext. 6, on Mondays, Wednesday* and Fridays. The Christian Sharing Center is Icxated in the Fairmont Plaza. 600 North Highway 17-92. suite 158, in Longwcxxl Traffic stops • Rcxfolto Rtxingue/. 23. ol Santa Street. Santord. vva* stopped bv Santord |x<lice Wednesdav on Oleander Avenue at 12th Stnvt He vva* charged with operating a motor vehicle without a valid license, attached registration liceiw plate not assigned and dnving a vehicle in an unsale condition New Bethel AME Church in Geneva will lie celebrating their Trustee and Steward's Day beginning at 5 p nv The Rev. David Ferguson will deliver the message. Other charges • c hristopher Allen Robert*. IK. ol Oviedo, vva* arrested bv Santord police Thursday at the |uvemle IVtention Center where he reported­ ly damaged a tire sprinkler while awaiting Kicking He vva* charged with property damage cnminal mis­ chief. and hindering tiretighting equipment Wheelchair* available The Three Wishes, Inc. program makes available to senior citizens and the permanently disabled, elec­ tric power wheelchair* at no cost to the recipients, it they qualify. The power wheelchairs are pn>v ided to those who cannot walk and cannot selt-pn>pel a manual wlux'lchair in their home, and who mix*! the additional guidelines of the program No deposit is required For information, or to determine it you qualify, call I-800-839-5715 Public elem en tary sch ool lunch menu 14 11 14 W www 9 TWippvwoi or ChMM Pizza •ominoia Siam WMWIM PfOvvvH w/Chaaaa BMoab Tterkoy Ham Franch Tooat Stick* w/syrup Fruit/Baby Carrota ChotoaofftMk Braadaticka w/ Chaaaa Bauoa Campbali'a Tomato Soup OarOan toiad Fruit /Fraah Baby Carrota Choica ot Milk Star Crunch Fruit /Fraah Baby Carrota Choica of Milk k 17 Chickan Sandwich iw/LattucaS Tomato Oroido Ovan Friaa Fruit /Fraah Baby Carrota Choica of MUk 1S Manogar*a Choico Aaaortad Fruit/ Choico ot MUk |B I lie 5th Annual Bromeliad Bonanza will be held from 9 a m until 4 p nv at Blossom World Gardens in Santord. There will lx* dis­ plays, sales and educational exhibits as well as a silent auction. Seminars will be held at II a m and 2 p nv Call Bud Martin at 321-3637351 or Sudi Hipsley at 352504-M62 MON The Geneva Citizen* Assentation will hold a meet­ ing at 7 p nv at lieneva Community Hall on First Street, Geneva The agenda will include election of officers and direc­ tors tor 2005 and an update on planning of the |ulv 4 Parade and Celebration Briefs C hrittian Sharing Center Various positions, for men, women and high school students are open for a variety of duties with the Christian Sharing Center in Long wood. Volunteers are also needed to work in the Boutique and Thrift Store (Values Reborn I Hours can be arranged to suit one's schedule Hours needed to he filled by volun­ teers are Monday through Saturday W ildlife Appreciation Day will be held at Geneva Wilderness Area, Yarborough Nature Center on CR-426. from 9 a m until 1 p m There will lx* exhibits and dixir prizes. ! Victory Temple o f God, Inc , 601 Pine Avenue in Sanford, will hold its 22nd Church Anniversary Celebration, March 14 through 19, with services at 7 3 0 p m each evening, and at 11:10 a m . Sunday, March 20. Various churches have been invited to participate Call 407-321-8864 TUE Sanford Seminole County Chamber of Commerce pres­ ents Lunch at the Library, from noon until 1:30 p.m. at Seminole County Public Library. 150 N. Palmetto Avenue in Sanford. Cost is $15 at the door. Special guest speaker will be Michael Barr. �The Herald *w w .» a n fo rd n tw tp ip tr.co n i Sunday, Mudi 0 .2008 H m 3A Citizens will bear arms on behalf of the United States when required by the law; that I will perform noncombatant service in the Armed Forces of the United States when required by the tow; that I will perform work of national importance under civilian direction when required by the law; and that I take this obligation freely without any mental reserva­ tion or purpose of evasion; So help me God." Key Note speaker Debra Nelson, a 18th circuit court judge, spoke after the ceremo­ ny. Nelson said it was her fourth year speaking at the event and it hit home for her because she was only a second generation American. Her grandmother came to the United States from Russia at a young age. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited after Nelson spoke. Erick Espinoza of the U.S. Air Force, who was also being naturalized during the ceremony, led it. Closing remarks at die cere­ mony were given by Mirian Rethwill, president o f The Pilot Club of Sanford. Ciske Johnson of Sanford waved her flag and looked back in the audience to smile and wave at her husband, Jason, and their three children. Chase, 11, Myles, 10, and Reagan, 8. Ciske was bom in Paramaribo, a city in Suriname. Suriname has a population 400,OCX) in South America between Guyana and French Giuana. She met Jason while they were both attending college at Louisiana State University back in 1986. They were married in 1988 and moved to Central Florida after college, when Jason took a job for Merrill Lynch. The am ple lived in Lake Mary for awhile, and then moved to Sanford in 1998. "H er English is actually better than m ine," Jason said. According to him, he learned Louisiana English and she learned the Queen's English. Ciske first had to get a per­ manent residency card, which used to be called a green card. After five years you can file for naturalization as a U S . cit­ izen, but Ciske waited. After Sept. 11, her husband said, she dedded she would put in her application. "For us, she wanted to vote in the lupcoming) election," Jason Johnson said. Unfortunately, Jason said, Ciskc’s paperwork was mis­ placed and although they filed her paperwork in February 2003, she did not receive U.S. citizenship until this week. "At this point you like to forget about the troubles you went through," Jason said. Ciske, who is now a home­ maker, is a Girl Scout troop leader and is involved in her CITY OF SANFORD The Johnson family watches as mom Ciske takes part in the naturalization ceremony Thursday. children's school and church. "I'm so happy," Ciske said after the ceremony. "It was such an honor." On the children’s request, the family went to celebrate in downtown Orlando at Manuel's on the 28th, a restau­ rant that overlooks downtown Orlando from the top of the K r i s t i n N W JM W ATS FVTVIUtf Hwiifti Um We aerial planning ,yonr family'» long term heu intcrrM it the of 8k financial planning rcUtiondnp I've I njf position a> one of Central Honda'* d financial planning expert*, and I'd the truit »f )our hutinc**. The focus of the Weatheruation Assistance Program is to increase the energy efficiency of residential homes, thus lowering the energy burden (monthly utility bill) of low-income individual and families. J a c k s o n A t t o r n e y At l . j w ^ I I \f \f ,i >.//•»> lit 1.11 I a rr * i'ii i *ui' /, i , t h 11 ' * * m |1 . > «•-rtdfXBg « - i — people ----- i - ---a. »Iftflr l . i- a«#_t_ JRMT rVKI UIC * Tbs City of Sanford has received Federal Weatheruation Assistance Program funds to be used for weatherumg residential homes in Seminole County M . Bank of America building. "She's the kind of mother that you go, 'Wow, that’s the kind of mother I'd like for my kids,'" Jason said. I >•I M I I I \ \ M \ (. • • . * •' r - ■■f I \ • I r •i . ' 1f» " r tf n il in M i Comprehensive Business, Kansa rffto T M ii CilSMUtlel r in in c u i ■ oi The City of Sanford is currently seeking bids from state licensed and insured Plumbing, Electrical. Insulation and Heating A AirConditioning contractors for the installation of specific Weatheruation Program measures. i e.: I \ I I S | VI I Small Business Retirement Plans IRAs and 401(K) Rollovers College Funding Plans •air infiltration reduction (window A door repair/replacement, weather-stripping, minor floor, waN A ceiling repair). •Installation of insulation and •repair/replacement of heating A cooling systems and water heaters londt, Mutual Funds and Annuities Tax Advantaged Investments iii m m e n W M VT7 e ifrt Ineurenca A Estate Pfenning i 1 407-7 LAs, Disability and Long Term Care Minority-owned firms and women's business enterpnses are espectalfy encouraged to participate. niDi c iu n v m m i m t m i • Exchange Services Interested contractors should submit their contract information to: Real Estate Investment Trusts 1031 Replacement Properties City of Sanford Weatheruation Office Attention: Vernon McQueen P.0 Boa 1788 Sanford. 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French Ave.Sanford, FL 32771 4 0 7 : 3 2 8 ~ 8 3 8 5 ............._ Tfcw A h w f NltWAffc C8VBCI 8V lf 1 7 0 m P 88 p88pt> i n Kfumm l> I *4 JS tX S S S tS K B S S i i _____ _ rfS s g w g a fe a s S - m m M w m m m sgM srnm . - • -• 5 _J____ :___ ■■ v .. �*1*0'11■, WWW* r r r » T T > r r ?-ry y -y *3 r r r www.Minfoitlntwpapf.com T m H erald March 0 .2 0 0 5 Jh O pinion A second chance Voter turnout March 8 abysmal ^ f c o t e of the political types who hung out at the Supervisor of M h k w O ffice M arch 8 said they were happy with the voter tw noutfor the city's recent election. But when one exam ines the numbers, the percentage o f voters who actually cast a ballot was, in one word, abysmal. Senfaed to a d ty that wants people to think it's booming. Sanford w ants other com m unities to see a caring, connected, and growing d ty poised for som ething special to build on its histori­ cal loots. Studying the voter turnout for March 8, however, would lead one to think this is a d ty unconcerned about who governs i t Except for District 1, none o f the four districts leached higher than 8 percent voter tu rnout M aybe that num ber didn't register, so le t's put it another way. Districts 2 ,3 , and 4 all brought out less than 8 percent o f its voters in what many arc calling a pivotal elec­ tion. D istrict 2 has 5,963 registered voters according to the Supervisor of Elections Office. Just 306 people voted. Now some cast ballots in absentee and early voting, but not enough to bring the percentage up to a reasonable level. Only 450 people out of 6,044 voted from Distrid 3 and 336 of 6,776 people cast ballots from Distrid 4. Congratulations Distrid 4 your percentage of voter turnout Is under 5 percent — the lowest. A s expected, Distrid 1 experienced a higher turnout. After a ll die com m ission seat from that distrid was up for rcelection as w ell as the mayor; which every distrid votes for. Distrid 1 has the low est number of registered voters with 5,252, and of those, 1,092 voted. That's 20.79 percent but not even a quarter of registered voters came out from that distrid either. Sanford has 24,035 registered voters. Just Z855 of them cast ballots for 11.88 percent. Ask yourself what that number says about Sanford. There's either a rampant case of apathy or people believed the weather forecasts and staved home. The nasty weather didn't materialize, so apathy Is looking good as an excuse. After the great turnout for the general election seen all over the country last November, let’s not slip back into a my-vote-doesn't-count mentality. Tne best thing about all this is Sanford will get a second chance. Both races ended up in a runoff. On March 29, you can get out and vote. Look around the neighborhood and see if any voters may need a ride or elderly voters may need help getting to a polling place. Maybe even organize voting parties and have some fun with the democratic process. In any case, get out and vote. Sanford's worth it. Police crack down well done Many Sanford residents are aware of crimeproblems, but will also say. that it used to be much worse. Tne Sanford Police Department under the leadership of Brian Toolev has done a good job by most accounts, even gaining accreditation status in February. Lately, the department has cracked down on prostitu­ tion by arresting men will to pay for sex on the street. Some may call prostitution a victimless crime, but ask the abused and drug addicted women, the wives and girlfriends and families at home, and one will see that victims abound. At The Herald, we will print the mugs of the "Johns" when the* police* make* their sting. We should all do our pari td HiVdiftvn on crime. Well done SPD. t o M M W 800 t o b t o tto r Ml g . > 118.181 m U M M i A M ., m m _+U, Bjm S V P '. n- ’••••!■ 8886408 ► •p i Come as you are to St. Patrick’s Day This Thursday, March 17, is St. Patrick's Day. It’s not a floating holiday, but one held on March 17th of each ••••••••••••••••••••a* year. Some outsider it a r e lig io u s , political and social event mill’d into o n e , although I p e r s o n a lly don't find a c o n n e c tio n Nick with politics. The event O ’ P fcifau f is to honor • • • • • Ireland patrnn saint, St. Bishop Patrick (AD 389-461). In about AD 432. he left his home in the Severn VaUey, England, and introduced Christianity into Ireland. It’s a Feast Day in the Roman Catholic Church and a national holiday in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Actually, the* occasion ushers in a three-day pericxl of dilution in Ireland. Here in the Unites] States, the event is generally marked with parade’s, and the "wearing of the green." Everyone, regardk’ss of any connection with Ireland, is urged to wear green clothing on that day Savannah, Ccorgia probably has one of the biggest St. Patrick's Day events. All the businesses, which serve beverages generally, pour grwn dye in tlieir dnnks. There will lx* a parade thmugh the downtown strwt of Homell N.|. on this date, the 18(h annual event of its kind. The difference here, with other parades, Is that it’s a "come .vs you are" event and is open to everyone Then’ is no entry fee. no judges no prizes, and no theme. Folks art* just asked to march down the street, giving thi>se who may have never Nvn in any other parade, the opportunity to strut their stuff. For the birds Tlie next few days are also spe­ cial in tlx* world of birds March 18th has been a time for parties in Hinkley, Ohio Tradition has it that on this day, buzzards, also known as turkey vultures or carruse cmws will return to Hinkley Inun tlieir winter quarters in the Great Smokey Mountains to rear their young. The Hinkley Chamber of Commerce fosse’s a big party on this dav each year. March 19th is the traditional date when swallows return to the old mission of San Juan Capistrano, California. Would you believe, this has been going on simx* 1776. I guess we'll also six* some snow birds begin returning to their homes in tne northern parts of tlx- country having txx*n hire in Florida for the past three or four months, enjoying the wanner weather. Generally, folks say tli.it the snow birds come to Flonda just before Christmas, and n*tum fust before Easter, to observe that event with their fam­ ilies I goofed (so what's new) I had some bad information in my column this past wtx*kend regarding t)x> Sanford ekxtions. 1 had thought that Sanford had changed its election pmcess to when* the person who received the most votes would automati­ cally win. It seemed logical as it would avoid the* cost of a runoff election, and save taxpayers some money. In most elections, a candidate must receive at k*ast 50 percent plus one in the voting I calk’d a city office to verify my belief and was told that I was cor­ rect — that only if two candidate’s were very di*xe in votes, winild there be a ninoff. Apparently my beUef, and the response tn>m the person I talked to, was in errcr A candidate must still obtain 50 percent plus at k’.ist one more vote to K’ ekvted. Sorry alxmt that bum information — but I assure you, this Is pmbablv not the first time* that I goofed As a result, there will lx* a runoff election for Sanford’s Mayor and District 1 Commissioner This time you will have only two town which to chouse. For Mayor, you have a choice of Whitey Eckstein and Linda Kuhn. For Distort I. you have a choice between Ik’mard Mitchell and Art W in k ] ruff. Hopefully, as I said last wex’kend, you will inform yourself of tlx* qualifications of these pinole and make an educated vote when the runoff election is held on Tuesday. March 29th Farm er-Daniels plan wedding WINTER SPRINGS — R en t* A. Fanner and Dion R. Daniels, both of Winter Springs, have announced their plans to marry on March 26, 2005, at 5 p.m. at the Deer Run Country Club in Casselberry. The bride's parents are Charlie and Shirley Cotton Farmer of Altamonte Springs. The groom's parents are Bernadette Simon and Gerald Daniels. The Rev. Arnold Cotton will preside at the* ceremony. Kittle L Green SoeMLon^Way! ) T he Sanford H erald LOCAL NEWS Foundation C o u tla u ed at Maitland Boulevard and Maitland Avenue, and spend­ ing text little time witn his wife, Amy, and their three children, Sara, a junior at Lake Mary High School, and 13year-old twins, Alana and Rebecca, who attend Greenwood Lakes Middle Schexil in Lake Mary. He had served at the Jewish Federation for nine years, so the schools foundation seemed like the opportunity to do what he really enjoyed — raising money to benefit others. "This is really my passion, fundraising as a m eans to an end o f working to help peo­ p le," he said in an interview. He said he hoped to be able to work 55 to 60 hours now. He has only been on the job for a week and said he is toy­ ing to team the bu sinew . He w ouldn't share his vision yet because he doesn't know if th at w ould fit w ith the Foundation Board. f« rl« only. Expirsa March 81.2006 ! Mai 16: { Sanford Herald •900 N. Fronch A*. •8«dord, Florida 32771 I ! • . . • ■r i t l.i 4. ip. Pag* 1A i “I believe 1 was hired because of my relationship building skills and my expert­ ise as a fundraiser," he said. Obviously, he said he wants to see the Foundation's endow­ ment grow. His new mission will con­ tinue to fulfill the basic Jewish concept of social responsibili­ ty, he said. "Those who have have a m poram uty to ntip omen, he aaid. "Other children are not as kicky as my kids. I think The Foundation puts me in a p * 111* * to help w do that." W hile helping underprivi­ leged in d e n ts is a big part of Tne Foundation, it also bene­ fits the larger student popula­ tions w ith program s lure Arts Alive, he said. "U nfortunately, arts are usually at the top o f the chop­ ping block." he said when dis­ tricts look at budget cuts. He also wants to grow the back pack program tnat gives low incom e students supplies for the com ing schexil year. "Too often there’s a w hat's in it for me attitu de," G eboff said. O ften organizations like The Foundation do not have a direct benefit to donors. He com pared it to a police officer. M ost people do not need an officer very often or even at all, bu t taxes pays fo r law enforcem ent becau se it's im portant Geboff said Calderone left him in good diape. She filled all the positions lor the annu­ al golf tournament this week­ end, for example. He aaid an initial examination of The Foundation's otogwaa that grants to me organ! increased each year. "I think mere a n e a t opportunity for growth,” he said. "We just have to f i t out in hto not donate to did Calderone aaid la p tn ij of her yean at H ie Foundation She said die woul to am donation i so m ore people* could benefit. She said tney had increased annual incom e three or four fold during her tenure as exec­ utive director. "W e grew the endow m ent and grew the board of direc­ tors to represent the larger scale o f the com m unity," Calderone said. She added that they auto­ m ated and com puterized operations as w ell as form ed standards and p olicies for accepting donations. She said The Foundation's Board o f D irectors con ­ tributed $3,000 to the organi­ zation in her name. "M y passion still lies with the students and teachers of Sem inole County," she said, adding that she would con­ tribute w hatever she could to help The Foundation. Geboff said there was some question about whom he answered to, although he reports to Richard Wells, com­ munity involvement director for Seminole County Public Sd io o li Calderone's letter of resig­ nation went to Wells, but Geboff aaid he also talks with Superintendent Bill Vogel almost every day and there to the Board of Directors. "1 don't know who I answer fix" he said. He added that the staff to td wilting to dirty. They all Ihags for the golf tour----- A for example. "Tm really looking forward •this," Geboff said. �.••nfofdntwtptpf.com Sunday, Midi P ,200ft P ip e BA T he H olald Crossword p u iils snswtrs Obituaries E R N E ST T. BA U M EISTER Ernest T. Bjum eister. 56, of Lake Mary, died Monday, March 7, 2(X)5 at his resi­ dence. Born in Queens, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida in l 9-*»9 He was owner of Six Flags Nursery Supply. He was a member of the Rolling Hills Golf club in Longwood and attended All Souls Catholic Church. Survivors include wife, Dale; daughter, Mario Sanders; stepson Cecil Sim pson; father Ernest A. Baumeister. Funeral services were held Friday, March II, 2005, at All Souls Church. The family suggests memorial contributions be made to the American Cancer Society. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangem ents. C H A RLES |. BRUCATO Charles J. Brucato, 70. of Lake Marv, died Mondav, Feb. 28, 2005. He was born Aug. 8, 14.14. in Rochester, N.Y. lie was owner/operator in the wholesale produce industry. Survivors include wife, Marcia; children, Charles, Robert, William, Kathy and Cheryl; brother, Nicholas; sister, Jeanne; nine grand­ children. Funeral services were held Ihursdav, March 3 at All Souls Catholic Church in Sanford with interment at Oaklawn Park Cemetery. In lieu ol flowers, donations can be made to Tender Hearts, .113 Bent Way Lane, Lake Mary, 32746 or to Vitas, 5151 Adanson, Orlando, 32804. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, m charge of arrangements. Alive Continued from IA coins and antiques store on Magnolia Squjrv liiursday was the fourth Alive After Five event, sched­ uled lor tin* second Thursday of each month fn>m 5-8 p.m. Customers tour the various stems for samples of fixxi. wine and beer, while obtaining sig­ nature* from shop owners. People who collected 10 signatuns, entered a contest for a, pn/e "Alive Alter Five has enabled us to revitalize the Historic Downtown Sanford area for tin* benefit of all the merchants, residents and everyone else who come togetlier to mingle, socialize* in an atmosphere of congeniality," Gneslubcr said. "With the support of the Sanford art community, we are showcasing the city of Sanford as tin* premiere destination in Central Honda to live, work and recreate ” Since First Street reopened last month. Dittmann said traf­ fic has increased "4-7 times" a given day, with walk-in sak*s tripling. IVbbie and John Oriel, own­ ers ol Magnolia Square Treasures, counted 130 peopk1 who visited their shop Thursday night. "This is the mi*st traffic we've ever had. A lot of peopk* are interested in embroidery, and we expect them to come back," IX w ie said. Angelo's Pizza owner Terry Crasias sliced up 23 large pies to s e n e 400 people outside his First Street restaurant. Of the 53 downtown busi­ nesses, 19 participated, four more than last month, and that number is gmwing. Bookstore*, flower shops and art decor boutiques all wen* packed with customers. “It was awesome,” said Michael Barr, owner of Sanford’s Book Shoppe. “We had a great turnout of cus­ tomers, some who haven’t been downtown for a while and a bunch of new customers. They were all thrilled " Sanford Rower Shop gave away chicken, salsa and camatiorw. Kitt Thompson co-owner of Sanford Flower Shop, esti­ m ates about 100-200 people visited her store on Commercial Sheet ^ _ “We were so busy, we didn t have tim e to count A lot of M o d e asked far our butinem 5 3 T They said they didn’t know we were heir, and now WILLIAM F. HARTY William F. Harty, 88, of Sanford, died Monday, March 7, 2005. Graveside services were held Friday, March 11 at the Oaklawn Park Cemetery in Lake Mary. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. M ARY ESTH ER FIESC H K O HOM EM Mary Ester Fieschko Homem, 50, of M aitland, died Monday, March 7, 2005 in Orlando. She was born in New Brunswick, N.J. She was a homemaker and a member of St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church. Survivors include hus­ band, Jose Homem of Maitland; son, Alexander Homem of Maitland; broth­ ers, David Christensen of Apopka, Michael Fieschko of Raleigh, N.C., Peter Fieschko of Jacksonville; sis­ ters, Judith Fandrivh of Port of Spain, Trinidad, and Lucida Briethenbach of Houston, Tex. Viewing will be Mondav from 6:30 until 8 p.m. in the Chapel of St. Margaret Mar Catholic Church. Funeral services will be Tuesday, March 15 at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church with Father Richard M. Walsh officiating. Burial will be by Metro Crematory. Collison family Funeral Homes It Crematory, Winter Park, in charge of arrange­ ments. R O BERT L. R O BIN SO N Robert L. Robinson, 83, Cedar Avenue, Sanford, died Monday, March 7, 2005 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. He was born mav 15, 1921, in Edgefield, S.C. He was in the citrus business. Survivors include sons, Anthony, Edward, Paul and Howard Robinson, all of Sanford, Robert Robinson, St. Lucie; daughters, Curleen Franklin, Juvella Robinson, Robinson Janie Robinson, Octavia Robinson and Wanita Edwards, all of Sanford; brother, Benny Robinson of Masuey, Ohio; sister, Juanita Brinson of Sanford; 25 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; one God-child. Funeral services will be held Monday, March 14, at 11 a.m. at New Life Word Center, 1311 Oak Avenue, Sanford, Rev. Ronald W. M erthie, pastor; Pastor Arnold Cotton, Eulogist. W ilson-Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangem ents. RU BY LEE TH O M A S Ruby Lee Thomas, 88, of E. 20th Street, Sanford, died Tuesday, March 1, 2005. She was born in Bainbridge, Ga. She was a laundry atten­ dant. Survivors include son, Napoleon Thomas, Jr. of Orlando; daughter, Frankie Warren of Sanford; sister, Reatha Walker of Carol City, FI.; three grandchildren; one great-grandchild. G olden's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge of arrangem ents. RAN DY H. VAUGHN SR . Randy H. Vaughn, Sr., 44, of Longwood, died Wednesday, March 9. 2005. BarfieldFuneral Home He was bom in O rlando and was a lifelong resident of Central Florida. He was a construction contractor. Survivors include sons, Randy H. Vaughn, Jr. of Colum bus, Ohio, Christopher A. Vaughn of O range City; parents, William and D oris Vaughn of Longwood; brothers William Vaughn of Longwood and Allen Ray Vaughn o f Polk C ity; sister, Rita Sheets of Sorrento. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. March 14, at Collison family Funeral Home in Longwood with burial in Oaklaw n Memorial Park. Viewing will be Sunday from 6 until 8 p.m. at Collison Family Funeral Homes. C ollison Family Funeral Homes It Crem atory South Sem inole Chapel, Longwood, in charge of arrangem ents. □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ ( !□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ See the crossword puzzM on Pag* 8A In Loving Memory Eric C. walker JAMES WILSON Jam es W ilson, 79, of Winter Park, died Sunday, March 6, 2005, at Florida Hospital East. He was bom Dec. 25, 1925, in St. Sim on Island, Ga. He was a chef at Rocky Fellow Center in New York. Survivors include son, Jam es Curtis Wilson of Long Island, N.Y.; daughter, Donna Marie W ilson of A ltam onte Springs; brother, Franklin Wilson o f Tabor City, N.C.; six grandchil­ dren; one great-grandchild. Funeral services will be held Saturday, M arch 12, at 3 p.m. at WilsonEichelberger Memorial Chapel. W ilson-Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangem ents. JUNE 23, 1B72 • MARCH 11. 2M4 On* year has passed since you left us. No farewells were spoken. No time to say goodbye. You were gone before we knew It. Only God know why. There is not a day that goes by that we don't think ofyou. You are for­ ever in our hearts, and will always be missed. TOUT W v fT rS f* r r v M f ■ Your Sen: Detrtc, Step Father Arthur, Family 4 Friends j Mr. Alexander “Sport” Wynn .November a t, 1916 •M arch 13,8004 Daddy, it's bean a year rtoday. Since you've been rgone. Yet, we re all trying to go on. It has been a tough journey for us without you, but > God is helping us all to go thru. • All the hurt and all the pain, until >we all can see you again. ’Mother has oontinued to be strong •and help us all to hold on. Daddy, we miss you dear and sometimes we feel your presence near. We miss you Daddy and we know you have a new home where we, one day too, long to be. That place is Heaven, where you deserve to be. m u W -M M in 1M "7b Serve As We Would Be Served” • Family Owned • Quality Service • Affordable Prices We lov* and miss you d**rty, Th* “Sport" Wynn Family Since 1989 420 W. SR 434 • Winter Springs 407 -327-1500 OakliraNesorialPark www.Banfleldfuneralhome.com FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY Sewing Central Florida Since 1954 “A Friend When You Really Need One '/v “I You will always be our little poot-a-nanny. CEMETERIES 44A A Rinehart Rd. jC W A F AND FUNERAL HOMES 24 Hr*. 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Saafbid, Florid* 32773 f § Laarel Are^ Watford 407-322-2131 i 407-322-3213 • • .• • W W W SnOkSentotsQnmt 335 East Stale !U*d434 Lotfwood, Rorid* 32750 407-2*0-54*0 7 ' •v I �♦ N t t t am ^ ♦ • •• T h e H exald iwiw.«aiiiui>>nm>ap«pm now L ifeStyle Roots run deep for SCC program The Way We W ere: Families bag turkeys in November 1963 The foflow ing item were found in the Friday, Non 22, 1963, edition o f the Sanford Herald. Several families would have meal on their tables on Thanksgiving, as hunters filled their freezers. Claude and Sidney Hawkins, Bob Thompson. H.L. Johnson and John Krienbring all got their turkeys. ............................... C l a r k Stapler had killed a turkey at the Cameron Ranch while he was there with his parents, J.B . and Helen Stapler. Shirley Greene had her tonsils taken out the previous week, G race Maria and according to S tin e cip h e r her brother Alfred, » • • • • • • • she would soon return to school. Welcomed to Lake Monroe were Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Hall and son Tat. They were in a new home built by James Lee off Narcissis Avenue. Lee was also building a home for the Ed Alderman family. Both Joe and Ed worked for Florida Power k Light so they had named their road, Power Road. Pat Hall was a student at Seminole High School, and the Aldermans had twin daughters. Congratulations were extended to Claude and Johanna Hittell on the arrival of a daughter, bom Nov. 15 at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Terry Rabun had been in the Seminole High School Choraliers that had sung at tnei Community C Center in DeBary tne previous Thursday. Mrs. Charles Sassman, Mrs. W.L. Jennings and Miss Connie Colvin were tne first, second and third place winners respectively at the recent fashion show sponsored by the Monroe Home Demonstration Club. Others participating were Mrs. K.W. Mykknan, Mrs. Polly Smith, Mrs. Frank Bourdeau, Miss Barbara Flint Miss Angie Stewart Miss Rita McKenzie, Mrs. T.J. Watkins and Mrs. C.B. Gatlin. Those who modeled ready-made dresses by Bates and Fruit of the Loom were Mrs. William Wiebolt and daughter Bonnie, Mrs. Robert Mann, Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald and Mias Bonnie Gandy. Letter to the Editor Sanford residents surely will miss seeing on of its most colorful physi­ cians with the passing of the grand old man, namely Dr. Robson. Dr. Robson practiced medicine many years here and ushered many of its cit­ izens into the world. His cheery voice is stilled forever, but will long be remembered for his unselfish labors to aid the sick. His dignified looking figure walking the streets o f Sanford with whiistling tunes brought many iny to forget their age and troubles. We will never be forgotten by this writer for his ready assistance in aiding in sick­ ness of my family, with encourage­ ment and an attitude of (you will be O.K.). O ur deepest sympathy is expressed to tne family and may God bless and comfort you. Rev. B W. M illet Osteen. Fla. A look at a selection of the TV listings for Friday-Sunday, Nov. 22 - 24, 1963, might make us want to the dock back. Friday, pm . 6 4 0 - News (21 Huntley-Brinkley (6k W alter Cronkite (9k Ron Cahran. 7 4 0 - Wyatt Earp (6k Lee Marvin Presents (9) 7 JO - 77 Sunset Strip (9) BJO - Bob Hope (2k Route 66 (6k Burke's Law (9) 9 J 0 - TWilight Zone (6k Fanner's Daughter (9 )' 1 0 4 0 - Jack Jad Paar (2k Boxing (9) 1 1 4 0 -N e w s 11JO - Johnny Carson (color) Saturday, pm . 1240 - S g t Preston (2k Sky King (6k Bugs Bunny (9k 1 J0 -A m e rica n Bandstand (9) 5 4 0 -W id e World o f Sports (9) 6 J 0 - Mr. Ed (6) - Central Florida Showcam (6) Phil Seminole Community College's 12th annual program. Farm w orkers Education, "Our Roots Run Deep", from survival to empowerment was held Wednesday, Feb. 23. Ms. Ethel Tarver, Orange County Farm Worker Director served as mistress of Marva ceremonies. Hawkins The observance • • • • • • • a opened with Ms. Snarrnn Riggins lead­ ing the audience in singing tne National Negro Anthem "Lift Every Voice and Sing”. Mr. Frank Thomas gave the invocation. Ms. Suzanne Tesinsky, Interim Vke President of Educational programs extended greetings and acknowledge­ ments on behalf of SCC and President !>r. E. Ann McGee. Musical selections featured the Seminole Community Gospel Choir who rendered two selections, "Just l*ut on my Traveling Sluies" and "Jesus is a Rock in a Weary Land." Ms. Kuthia Hester, chairperson of the local advisory. Ms. Katrina Jackson, stu­ dent chairperson, Ms. Sally Sherman, l A C Member. Entertainment for the Heritage Program was the renowned George P u n u m and Company. Guest soloist was Mike Chalton. 11iis trio rendered the "Classic Sounds of Motown", a tribute to Beny Gordy, Jr, w I h i established Motown Records. *He supervised one of the most important independent labels in the early 1960's. Motown has built one of tne most impressive rosters of pop and jazz artists in history and has become the largest and most successful independent record companies in the U.S., selling millions of albums and many top ten hits. Entertaining and sharing his voice, he gave selections from the Jackson Five, Lionel Richie, Motown "M y Girl". "Moving On Up", "Never Say Gixidbye”. "Get Ready", and "Now that We Found Low ". The trio also played the* sounds while guest had lunch. Remarks of thanks and appreciation were given by Ms. Valenr Hartrfeid. For Big Band Sounds, instrumental music by George Durham and Company, entertainment jazz, pop, easy listening, call 863-293-4532 or vvvvw.cdhabycom /gdurham. Katrina Jackson Is the student chairrson. She says she is an example of >w Farmworkers Jobs and Educational Programs has helped to change lives, one family at a time. Ilaving dropped out of school at 15 years of age, farm work with its slack child labor laws, was the only job she could find. Knowing that farm work was not her only alternative, she enrolled in the GED program. Most determined to not give up after many distractions in her family life, she irenrolled in GED and succeeded with the Seminole Spokes keeps wheels of care turning In the past year, Seminole Spokes has collected 54 cell phones with adapters, 10 headsets, 17 car adapters and four extra batteries. Ann Kirkendall, right, community involvement committee mem­ ber, presents the collected cell phones to Jeanne Gold, the executive director of Safehouse of Seminole. E itoasa tei Trenmi UteM<a Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole Spokes, a local non­ profit social club, held it’s annual auction this past Wednesday, March 9. Proceeds from the auction will go to bene­ fit Good Samaritan House. 8a« Hawkins, Paga BA Stetson’s Comer Relay For Life in final preparation lap Wriown* to Stetum's Comer, where unify uv /xfv to shore a hit o f uhot is good M\uit the \rdloge o f Geneva. This aiirn n is didtatted to a man who did the sawn* Deputy Sheriff Gene “Stetson " Gregory, uho utts killed in the line i f duty July 8,1998 in the pLur hi’ uws twom to protect, hut uhlch could not protect him. Geneva unit tu’irr he tlw tame because o f Deputy G rrgivy...it will he better. DarlaKinnay Relay For Life is getting dose and three is much to do in tne next Scoles Relay For Life is a fun-filkd overnight event designed to cele­ brate survivorship and raise money tor research and programs of the American Cancer Society. During the eetnt, teams of people gath­ er at schools, fairground* or parks and take turns w afting or running laps. Each team tries to keep at least one team member on the track at all times from 4 p jn . Friday until 10 a m Saturday. Relay For U fa represents the hope that those lost to fcanwill be rwM be supported, and that owe day. < • • •• •••• The Relay for Life will take piece at G eneva Elementary April 1 and 2. and Answers ACS Style"— the Relay is a fun way to fight cancer whether playing board games, participat­ ing in game shows, or challenging others at video games. Teams of local residents, businesses, d u b * fam­ ilies, friend* churches, schools and service organiza­ tions will be walking the entire time to raise funds to fight this disease. Relay For Life remembers. On April 1 at 9 4 0 PM a Luminaria Ceremony will be held as a time to remem­ ber those lcwt to canoet to support those who currently have canoet and to honor those who haw fought can­ cer in the past Anyone can make a donation for a friend or loved one who has struggled with canoet Each Luminaria bears the name of a person who haa balded cancer. To make a Luminaria donation, or to download and print the Luminaria Registration Form a t hRp://gene vaaslayforiifr eft ne t Fill out and send the ‘ (payable to “ l Society), to: Sarah Clark. American Cancer Society/Geneva KFL. 1601 W Colonial Drive, Oriandav FI, 32804. Relay For Life is the American Cancer Society's rignature activity and a community gathering rather than an athletic event. Team members th an a common pur­ pose* tu support the American Cancer Society's mketon to fight against cancer. Teams of 10 to 15 people will camp out at Geneva Elementary and take tu rn walk­ ing or running around the path. Relay Fur Life is Relay For Life also rakes fu n k . Teams solicit donation* have garage sale* hold oar washes, and more. Saturday, March 12 there will be a rummage sale at Geneva Elementary School with tkm proceeds going to the American Cancer Society and towards our Geneva Relay For Life gaeL Plsere support this endeavor. To request more infonnatksv or far question* contact Sarah d a rk at 407-M 3-IW x S24 or Dorothy Hardee at 407-349-3797. Relay For Life offers high school interested in participating ti r complete Community Service H o u r*' C dl Zvosec at The American Cancer Society at 407-8434*80 to find out how to v ok ateet Relay For Life da support 9 _____ «*PP«1 by dieplaying an 1 Support Relay" yred dam at home, a burimes or an negmiiattonf Tb e a te n a yard sign contact Dorothy at twi—dreteriaethliahjwt Relay For ~ Life fe event y onw s for 2005 Orlando Company WHTQ< Danny Young ritortriw— ri, and I Oviedo. We need you to tod m what you knam tori ri am dtkayt Geneva! P tm tdrm yem riafm aatiaa,idm a^ [eaaH m m by oilin g 407-349-2140, via a ea a i at T i g I ill ml (vieose put 'S kt*m iC orn ermm tktm h factlim l.arw m a fa x to 4 i 07-349-1311. 7Mb1 �Tu Roald Sunday. March 13.2005 P lf B 7A 437-NonDenominational F irst Baptist M arkham Woods UfoSprtng OutRaach ailailoletoo a n n iv u ifB 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 Life At A Time www litespnngministries-org 443-McthOdlCt First United Math oBat Chursh 419 Park Ave, Sanlord, FL 407-322-4371 dm S in m ln n ***----*-■— MOfninQ v r O f ln ^i 8:30am A ttftte n 9:45am Contemporary 8errioa Coffee Fellowship, 930am Sunday School, 9:46am Youth Fetowship, 4pm rlUfBBfy n u V W IO Lake M ary 449-Praabytorlan Dr. Boh Parker Pastor Sunday Morning Worship 10:45 A M 1. ■ fia m lilM U wjmmurmy ^ n — — . . amIS. . ^vnuren k , . ■, |i oefniiHMV Presbyterian Chursh 5070 Orange Blvd. Santord 407-324-0199 5210 Msrkhsm Woods Road Lake Mary. FL 407-333-2030 Dr. Michael L Andrews, www.seminolechurch.com Jerry Walsh. Pastor Saturday 5:30PM Sunday 9AM. 810:45AM m------------- 1 as------- —------rfiC uC II MBBSBgai Contempof r y Music Casual Dress 4 0 1 -A n g lic a n 404-Baptist Traditional Eplacopal St. Alban'e Anglican Cathedral Central Baptist Church 3348 W SR 426 (Aloma Ave) (1/4 mil© oil Greeneway. SR 417 Going Easl) Oviodo Florida 407-657-2376 1928 Booh 01 Common Prayer Sunday Services Holy Eucharist 8AM Sunday School (ail agosi 9AM Sung Eucharist 10AM (Nursery at both services) Weekday Holy Eucharist Services Tuesday 12Noon Wednesday 7PM Thursday 9 30PM Friday l2Noon Tho Ditterence is Worth the Distance 402-Atsembly of God City Church 650 E Airport Blvd Sanlord FL 32773 407-321-9600 Eugene Smith. Pastor Sunday Services. 9 00AM & 10 30AM ww*t orlandocitychurch com 3101 West SR 46 Sanlord. FL 32771-8844 407-322-2914 Jimm y Dale Patterson. Senior Pastor Sunday Services Sunday Morning Bible Study 9 am A 10 30am Worship Services 9am A 10 30am Wednesday Prayer Service 6 30 pm Countryside Baptist Church 590 S Country Club Rd Lake Mary FL 32746 407-322-5979 Shane Wynn. Pastor Sunday School 9 45AM Sunday AM Worship 10 45AM Sunday PM Worship 6PM Wed Prayer Meeting 7 30PM Nursery Provided First Baptist Markham Woods 5400 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary. 407-333-2085 Dr. Bob Parker, Pastor Nick Parker, Youth Pastor Sundey-Worship 1045AM Children's AWANA Club 5:30PM Family Worahip Center Family Activities.. 6PM 2462 S Park Ave Sanlord. FL 32771 407-322-9222 Jett Krall. Pastor Sunday Worship Service 9 30AM Wednesday Service 7PM riifnvno AvVfiuv poywiit wnufwi 2626 Palmetto Ave Santoro FL 32773 |407| 323-1503 website-an*w PABC-LCS org "The Family Friendly Church" 404-BRptlst Grace Dept1st Church 919 Longwood Hills Road Longwood FL 32750 407-265-3595 Pastor Dave Thompson Sunday School 9 30am Morning Worship 10 45am Evening Worship 6 00pm BARNES HEATING A AIR CONDITIONING severs s>stevs-ccoss raff f j'V i’ES •SE°ViCE Au BRAVOS »Es:tsT*. *s: : ca/ver: ia. •»f P'.VR EVERTS" ST»’E CERTrSACCWii Ron Williams. Sr Pastor Bill Simpson. Associate Pastor Dave Schnelle. College and Career Pastor Scott Garrett. Children's Ministry Pastor •Sunday A M Svcs 8 30am A Ite m •Bible Study 9 45am •Sunday Eve Svc 6pm Wed Bible Study A A W A N A 7pm Home ot Liberty Christian School Grades K-4 Through 11th 1 tefc ■ ■ ilC F MW M s SANF0R0 207 E 25th St n lf O W I f l CASSELBERRY S ( 0 ft| Winter Paik Dr. HARRELL & BEVERLY SCHOOL md DAYCARE TRANSMISSIONS Pre-schoo) tmj 12th grade •AMnsry o« CHuntoi God of SarforD ABEKACumcukn DAVID BEVERLY AND STAFF AM| Ml B|M| B L ^ M2 W. 22nd SLSatdotd'321*272) IMMUiUi r t sVa W* wwl v V w l J IM ROW E 2m iro|M ob km . *322-2070 M UBB BR1SS0N FUNERAL HOME OR ■SHORTY’ SMITH AND ROSERTI IRlSSON M i H and LbumI Am. 1 1 ltR B IT «l. m First Church ot Christ Scientist Longwood or LOfrgwooa 891 State Road 434 East Longwood. FL 32750-5394 407-339-3817 Chris Whaley. Senior Pastor Sunday •9 30 am Sunday School •10:50am Worship Service •5:00pm Youth Choir •5:30pm Youth Discipline •5 30pm Awana •5 30pm Pastor's Dtscipieshp study •5 30pm Divorce Care •5 30pmVocal Ensembles 975 Markham Woods Road 407-788-7708 Sunday Church Service and Sunday School ...10AM Wednesday..... 7:30PM Child Care provided Reading Room 145 Wekiva Spnngs Rd Sta 149A. Longwood. FL Phone 407-869-1490 Mon-Fri 1Oam-4pm Sat 10am- 1pm 7 00pm Ladies Bible Study W tdM idfty •10 30am Pastor's Bible Study 6 00pm Pastor's Disciplmeship Study 6pm M I C at Night (Music A Missions in Children at Night) •6PM Orchestra Rehearsal < 30pm Youth Bible Study •7 00pm Pastor's Bible Study •7 00pm Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal •7 30pm Youth Activities m Gym 419-Church of God Church ot God 801 W 22nd St. Santord. FL 407-322-3942 Rev Wes Tanksiey. Pastor Sunday School ... 9:45AM Morning Worship .10:45AM Evening Service 6PM Wednesday Classes lor ail ages.... 7 to BPM Seminole Trinity Christian School Pre-School thru grade 12 407-321-2723 ___ Also Day Cara Starts at 1 Yr to Pre-School. 407-323-1411 First Baptist Sanford 519 S Park Ave. Sanlord. FL 407-322-6041/407-321-9351 Youth: 407-322-5322 Rev. Rick Blythe. Sr. Pastor Rev Tom Smith. Pastoral Cara Rev R Wagoner. Music Rev Mark Williams. Students Adam Willow. Intern-Students •Sunday School. 9:15AM Sunday Worship.t0:30A;6P Wed Activities, all ages. 6 30PM Nursery Provided MiiGtooGcy 4100 H.E. Thomas Jr Pkwy Santord. FL 32771 (407) 323-0523 Bill Coftman, Pastor Sunday Worship 8am. 10:30am 8 8pm Sunday School 9:15am Wed. Activities. AN Ages 6:30pm ford Sanlord *3224131 422-Church of G od of Prophocy Church ot Ood of Prophecy 2509 S. Elm Ave. Sanlord. FL 407-322-4015 Thomas Hams. Pastor Sunday School .. .9 45AM Praise A Worship ..10:30AM Message by Pastor .,11AM Evening Service..... 6PM Tuesday Prayer Mtg.lOAM Midweek Service (Wed) TPM. 42S-ConQrogational °**C" F a w r c M N A ^ ^ ie#ene< 2401 S. Park Ave, Santord 407-322-4584 Larry Leonard. Pastor Sunday School.... 9:30AM Morning Worship ..11AM Choir Practice Wed. ..8:30PM Baby sitting service available 429-Epitcopal B 9 fjf w fw 99 • pf9w 9pBl S. Park Ave « 4th St. Sanlord FL Sunday Worship 7:30 A 10a m. Nursery A Sunday School lor chil­ dren. Midweek worship In Chapel on Tuee. A Weds. Community meal • 5 .30pm Weds For tames A detail ot studws and activities. CaN 407-3224811. g la m a d m c t s T H E M c K IB B IN AGENCY INSURANCE 1 M A M M A ff,S A IM S 0 Stained Glass Creations fMS FakAne ttertean Sated 407-BH8M QteM88cb.com WgUDmmlMte Cteba — l-C terai; tte W UHU1 1 ( .K \ M h ( >W | u ||i 1 . i 1 1 1' * 11 ' •MmmUkww— 'M i g j f f m u m mmt in s ie - u ii M M t e d lM lM . SamroNCorty NrateiM W ) l M n ij i Sue* 1971 4B74M 47M aavjgteYOORt (Rp 700 Rinehart Rd. Lk Mary. FL 407-444-6873 Rev Charles L Hoi. Rector Wkend Eucharist: Sat. 6pm Sun 7:30am. 9am, 11am Chid. Church 9am/11am Nursery. 8:46am -12:46pm 431-Charitm attc 410-Chrltttan 730 Upsaia Road Banted. FL 407-322-0880 Tim Storms. MMstar Joe Caputo. Vtouti MMsSor Morning Worahip 8 A 1030 437-NonDanomi national Shower Down of Blessings 201 Elm Ave, Sanford. FL 407-321-6389 Timothy Hudson. Pastor Sunday School. 10AM Morning Worship. 11AM Tue. Prayer. Bible Study. 7:30 PM Hety Cross Lutheran Church 780 Sun Drive, Lake Mary, FL Paul Hoyer, Pastor Jonathan Thomas. Asst. Pastor Saturday Evening.... 5:30PM Praise A Worship Sunday Morning....SAM Traditional Service Sunday Morning ....9:30Am Praise A Worahip Sunday Morning ...,11AM Family Worship Service Nursery is provided For Information call 407-333-0797. First Presbyterian Chursh *4 rB w tnann nf niiB Downtown on 3rd A Oak 407-322-2862 Email hone (PaantafdaraaDmm Sun. Worahip 10AM Nursery Adult Sun. School OAM Young Adults Sun School 11:16AM Sun. Youth. Food, Marie, Fellowship 5PM Mon. Choir A Balts Rehearsal TPM Wad. Eva Dinner (by reeerveBon) 5:30PM Wad Bible Study Adults 6PM Wad Bible Study Middte School 6PM Wad. Praise Team Rehearsal TPM Thurs. Boy Scout Troop 946 TPM Wa Welcome Your Vied At Any Event Jody McKewen, Minister ---- 1--- a * * - * ■----snowing m mwung Known Jesus ChrtaP Comer ot 46-A A U p a f Read, Santord. FL 407-330-2636 Rev. Bryan L Wenger, PaMor Sunday School 930dm Morning Worahip 1030am Nureery Cara Proridad /UlBBiitiei (Winoyn 9iironiil •ynoo) 407-CathoDc AM Saule CteheNc Church Comar ot 9tft 8t A S. Oak Ave Sanlord. FL 407-322-3796 Father Richard W. Trout, Pastor Weekday Masa BAM, Mon-Fri Confessions. Saturday. 4PM Saturday VigN.....6PM Sunday. 746AM. 10:30AM. Noon 9AM - Engkoh (Social Ha«) SAM •Spanish (Church) MfVrCM Lutheran Church ot Tho Redeemer Bapbst Church 700 Elm Avenue Sanford, FL 32771 407-322-5489 Rev Dr. Harry 0 Rucker. Sr Pastor Early Mom mg Serv. 8:15AM Sunday School.... 9 30AM Morning Worship.. 11AM Evening Worship(TBA)..4PM Monday Bible Study ...7:30PM KatAasaMti rntnofy Professional Child Care 440-Lutharan Tuesday PEST C O N TR O L LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED RON ROSSI 4 STAFF ■Sartjrs10n»Sat iau She' _________ First Baptist Church L0N0W00 SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN 323-2999 413-Christian S citnca Hwy 434 A 427 •15 W. 2nd St. 32)4517 ^sssr 404-Baptitl iniBnm Wir MVi Early Ssrvlos, 830AM Sunday School, al ages 9:16AM Traditional Worship 1030AM Nursery Provided r p ic r o p d 2525 S. Oak Ave. Sanford. FL Pastor Jamas Timmons Sunday School..... 9:15AM Worahip Service.... 1030AM Information, 407-322-3552 Http J/www terms org New Creation Lutheran Church 101 Up tala Rd. Santord Hwy46A A Upsaia Rd. Interim Location: Upsaia Community Church 407-322-7312 Bob Bretemann. Pastor Sunday Worship: 8:15AM A 630PM Nursary Provided www NewCreationChurch cc 443-fttothodltt Christ Untied 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 BOW Study Wednesday.......... 6:30am Children's Tima Included in Worahip Nursery proridad for Babies and Small Children. ‘ Small Enough To Love You > Growing m Christ To Serve You* 4 S 1 -8 # v nth Day » -»— - A O V S n u li Seventh Day A d rtstld Chursh 6779 CR 427 Santord. FL (behind Flea World) Pastor David B. Graham Sabbadt School 9:30am Morning Worahip 1030am a n -i i m -----»-i- lai—^ Pnlwwn WOtardPi vWQ< r ^ i l ^h iM ra n a AAu bm Ai rTuvKjpo urwortnt wiurcTi Kids C O O L Club MAftS m JL SOA 800 East 2nd 8L Santord, FL 407-323-5848 Sabbath School....830AM Divine Worahip..... 11AM Wad. Prayer Mlg 730 PM A O r W M ity a n 6580 Qrtva Santord. FL 32771 (Off 1-4(Eaff 61) weal First Street on Lett •One MM) Leonard OOonnal, I 407-322-8332 ■Where the floapt* is good News* Sunday School...... 846AM "ByfnBly VVofgn^ ••••vvMHi ^CtW ------ w 1----in r^iki g nw v i g «•••teMBJ Plaaaa Shara Ytour U N Wffh ua �7 m 7 ? T ? T 7 a g y il 3 » T » ^ * w c w r » Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Zoo to unveil new complex Tuesday lif e s S f tE tt largest, but not only, major change at the zoo. The Center will provide new classrooms for children, a dis­ covery lab and new animal holding for the education col­ lection of animals. There is also a m ulti-purpose room which can be used for everything from corporate retreats in a lush set- ting, to weddings and bar mitzvahs. The opening, with local dig­ nitaries, will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday, March 15, with an open-house reception from 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. at the Central Florida Zoo, off 1-4 exit 104 along Lake Monroe. LA must perform a talent, and M arino's talent was vocals. She sang a two-minute piece from the Broadway musical Chicago. The song was titled, "I can't do it alone." The contest also involves a ten-minute interview process, as well as evening wear and swimsuit competition. Marino said now that the pageant is over she is current­ ly waiting to hear back on a pilot she worked on (or an interior design show, titled "D ezigner Kidz." She will graduate from Sem inole Community College this sum ­ mer and plans to pursue both design and acting. " I’m working on merging the two," Marino said. Dr. Beverly Baird Boothe. Executive Director of Miss Sem inole County pageant, said after the pageant. Marino will go on to a workshop in Lakeland in April. "It’s an orientation work­ shop where they prepare tor the )une, Miss Florida Pageant," Baird Boothe said Mayor Bradv Lessard was the Master of Ceremonies and the M istress of Ceremonies was Shannon Sheldon, a for­ mer Miss Seminole Countv "They were* like tlu* em cees," Baird Boothe said "Shannon works for the Orlando Sentinel." Miriam and Valerie's School of Dance Arts in Sanford entertained between each pageant contestant’s act. "Tnev’tv an absolutely fab­ ulous group with riveting per­ form ances," Baird Boothe said. The first runner-up for the Miss Seminole County was Lisa Van Alstrine, a pianist from Lake Mary. Tlu* second runner-up was Nichole McPherson, a vocalist, who went on to win Miss Apopka 2005 Hu* third place runner-up was justine Freeman, from Seminole I ligh School, who is also a vocalist. The fourth place runner-up was Rachel Todd, who performed an Irish dance Pageant contestants are aged 17 to 24 years old and winners go on to tlu* Miss Florida and it crowned Miss Florida, they go on to the Miss America pageant M arino said as Miss Sem inole County, slu* will perform at events in the com­ munity Requests tor her to perform must go through Executive Director Beverly Baird Boothe of the countv pageant. 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Ire . »u l com See crossword puzzle answers on Page 5 A Continued from Page 6A Outstanding Audit tor the 2003 /2004 schixil year at the March 8 meeting. About half ot the teachers awarded certifi­ cates wen* at the meeting to accept. A five-minute video was also shownhighlighting Indian Trails Middle School in Winter Springs. Sixth graders pro­ duced the promotional video in their video production class The consent agenda was also approved by the School Board, which is good news for t*> JROTC students from Milweo and Teague middle schools. Principals Lois Chavis of Mil wee and Roger Gardner ot Teague Middle School gave their permission for the trip as long as it was approved by the School Board. The students will attend a "by-invitation-only" tour of the U.S. Marine* Base in Quantico, Va. The overnight field trip will last five days, and the students needed a waiver of the field trip policy governing overnight field trips Tin* tnp is scheduled toward the end ot Apnl. The School Board also U'amed that any faculty or stall member of the Seminole County Public Schools who was not electronically fingerpnnted before July 1, 2iLU, must nowdo so. Senate Bill 2U8h. approved by the Legislature last spring requires “any person, instructional or non-instructional employee, certificated, con­ tracted or licensed that has direct contact with a child is \ mi 'i om \il Sialcw ulc 2x2 Rates Statewide $1200 Regional or national Placem ent also available Rsgiow: North, South, Cm m ! Total Circulation: 1.9 Million 6 85 Aglet art* 86 Indiana state llowet 87 Board room longtime Syrwvn P*op leader 88 Make bubbly Marathoner 9 s Holiday helper Zatopek 93 G arden 'The Little equipment 95 Second start ’ Sparrow' 96 Fun Engluh race arte Brock ovch' Mu&lim messiah subtect ' Rote* -The 101 Film star Music Mari' Lamarr 102 Sailor s song Corrsca canine direction Gamete cousin 103 Spike TV formerly Purse ACH parent 104 NYSE debut 107 Zeno s home San Oego 110 Cattle chan tor suburb old films Mythological guardian ol 112 1avisltes affection (on) Crete 115 Online 80s security prog newsgroup system Scintilla 11 7 Market analyst s Requests to speak up concern Rigger picture t 4 2 J AMu "What are t*>e It 7* hey words'* 1J S|»nnmg VVtmel group Swiss waterway I n|oy a hath 1/ National Women s History Mo Forever Irmrst Ice cream (cittern VVar m Germany Eagles tor one In the least 1tie Mary Tyler Moore Stsiw ttieme song None t >ni nickname 40s sOs middleweight champ Singer O Connor Late bloomer 'Is boy or Tallies Pi/ Bernina •’ 9 Words ot T ot urgency Manner s patron 11 7 Originating tea Mei tci(H*ei 122 1955 Disney film 1j* US dance company Hawkins LA School Board report said. Hagertv High School is expect­ ed to open at the expand ed for­ mer Cniles Middle School in August. Sixteen plans wen* initially developed and measured against parameters such as conlaten cy with consent decrees, keeping subdivisions and small neighborhood units in the same attendance zones, creating com­ pact attendance zones with few or no island areas, targeting enrollm ents that allow for growth and anticipated dung* ing demographics, and comply­ ing with feeder patterns to the extent practicable. Sandra Robinson, School Board member, complimented the Core Committee Tuesday night on their graphs and cell maps, which were created to help w ith the tezoning process. "The maps were very, very helpful," Robinson said. At a work session prior to the regular meeting March 8, the School Board reviewed the three plans as well as alternate plans submitted by residents affected by the tvzoning and alternative plans developed by Sem inole County Public School staff. The School Board voted unanimously to select Plan B as recom m ended by Vogel for advertisement and final adop­ tion on April 12. In other news, 51 teachers from 51 public schools in Sem inole County received the "You M ake Us Proud Award," 1 19 20 Pageant w hich include half-hour activ­ ities geared to sixth and ninth g rad ers, w hich encourage goal settin g , positive self­ esteem and m orals. M arino said num erous anti-drug com m ercials on tel­ evisio n ignited her idea to give teenagers a m essage again st any d estru ctive behavior. She first got involved with pageants in ner senior year at B elleview H igh in O cala w here she graduated in 2000. "B eing one o f four kids, 1 figured I could get scholarship m oney," M arino said o f pageantry. After three years o f participating in pageants, M‘ arino irino w on ner first title as M iss Silver Springs 2002. She also won M iss Apopka in 2004. The pageants are a stepping stone to go on to the Mis< Miss Florida com petition. The Miss Florid a pageant is the last w eek of June and w ill he held in M iam i. M arino said the pageant title gives her the opportunity’ to get her platform , RYSE, into play in Sem inole County. "H aving a title opens the door," she said in regards to m eeting im portant com m uni­ ty leaders who can help her put h er platform into action. Each pageant contestant lidiicd bv Kith Norm and Joyce Nichole Ixwi* - f l M T TMINOS F M r By MATT BKOCZCN ACROSS 2x4 Rates Statewide $2400 Regional placement also available Regions: North. South. Central Circulation: 1.9 Million required to have a level 2 back­ ground screening lor reemployment or re-engagement to provide services ” A Level 2 screening requires submission ot fingerprints not only to Florida Department of Law Enforcement for a back­ ground check, but also to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It is not immediately cle*ar who will pay for the* finger­ printing pnxvss which could be* as muen as $80 "The levs asseverated with the new fingerprinting require­ ments may lx* home by the dis­ trict schexvl bevard. the contrac­ tor. or the persevn fingerprint­ ed," the Sctuxvl Board report said. Level 2 -ervenmg must lx* met e-verv five years follevvving the submission of someone's fingerprint. Hu* District is m the p rv x e s s of negotiating for tlu* purchase.* or lease ol a mobile fingerprinting machine to effec­ tively a d d re s s the new require­ ments, the report said I1u* next Scluxvl Board meet­ ing i- March 21* at 3:30 p m help of the Farmworker** loband Education Program .it age 2 b . With outreach toun-clmg advisement, goal -effing and financial a—i-tance. main dix>rliav e opened tor Katrina a- -In* struggled tor independence and self-sufficiency. Sne ha- influ­ enced her mother Loria Jack-on and sister Sliara to follow in her steps of success Tlie program i- located at Seminole Conimumtv College. Most students are -ea-onal workers Hie objective i- fulltime employment, preferably non-agnoultural The first CAN d a— pro­ duced the tir-f black temale deputy -lieritf and Shallv Sherman, the tir-t black deputv county manager A welcome home dinner held for len v ll White and Ills wife Nicole, daughters Whitney and Kimberlv Ko-e who are visiting with hi- mom. Valerie and grandmother Varlena White I lie White- live wax HvMd photo by Atoms HsoAUns Shown center. Lance Cp John Youngblood Jr with his dad. John Youngblood S r . retired, and others including his mom Vivian. in Munuh. when* he plays tootball tor the konig-bunn learn. Sharing tlu* evening wijh lerrell and family was his Auntie Barbara Ann White, who wa- giv en a -urpn-e birthdav lo ivlebrate her day which wa- March l*. into a big family iclehrahon lor all C'Hit ot town gue-twere from Fort I auderdale and Uoche-ter, N ^ CASH NOW ♦ e n u r n m e n SETTLEM e r m c u cBiTS s tT d • rr«* FOR STRUCTURED *• id ANNUITIES and INSURANCE PA (800) HBB On Central m Zoo w in unveil a $3.4 million com plex dstogned to be a mod•m space to educate young mlnda, and one o f the largest m eeting spaces in Sem inole C ounty T h e W ayne M. Densch Discovery center represents the w w w .M nfordnew epipT»co m T he H euald Sunday. March 13.2005 79 T h e r e ’s a w;»y to March April 2005 n Essay Contest (or M idd le School 1 wrww.Vslunf9trflertdeFttHidetiefi.erf 1 < .in l) u y Fin e Italian 1’iz/cria and Kestuurunt S e r v in g H o m d l-T o a M d l | SrocMyn Styte Pfam y <>u » and other Fine Italian Dishes .it .i 1-800 l a ke M ary Point PubtiM Placa • 1 7 -9 * A WaMan 07-330-2040 Hmurn 7 day* LOam-IOpm N U M B E R o r W h M N |IW I M O t l f l 1 _____ V i V o n a ’ s buy in su ran ce. You | T H E^> R I G I N A L better f r o n t .• s l i . a i h j i 'I f r o m TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 209 W. 29th S t. Sanford flfcp 1959..S a m Location R e a d lo g e th e r , F lo r id a * kponvoreaby • insu r sin ce Harrell A Beverly W elcom e hom e to Lance Corporal John E. Youngblood, Jr., with tlu* First Marine Expeditionary Force, Motor I hvision. Reserve - Sixth Motor transportation Brigade. I le is on active duty in Iraq and is now stationed in Orlando Family members and friends gnx*tixl John Jr as lx* returned RICHARD RUSSI imwmvtmuMmmuM someone you can trust and respect. lUUSMtfYNBUUfOKIK Call today and talk to a real person 24 W I N G S who cares about your family's 1 A IA M M A IA M A IA tA IA M A IA IA f .1 . protection and security. / t 18111( 1 14 C Illlf f M I P l Z / .» -v 2515 & Frmcfc Ave. (407) 3224)285 moBisr urn usomoucom ...a neighbor, someone you kni>u. Since 1968 Sm M Owncr-Ntck Vivono m nn U t Horn* Car Business 91* "wtlc 'VwUtm T\rfJ( * i if p i n it g s 15 I t or g e IH j l I h h r i /II E l l e r Mt F*l//.t I E l i t t r s i ' t‘ l//.i I t A. A •t* •*M« •. M I HI I / I 111) I I. ti h r* l l u . h tl w i n g \ i i lr . i ( oft r �Section B Sunday M arch 1 3 ,2 0 0 5 Briefs POP WARNER The Sanford Youth Football Association (SYFA) is looking for foothall /Cheerleading Coaches for this coming season. The league will also hold registration this Saturday (March 12th) and again on the 26th. across fmm Sanford Middle school fmm 10 a m. to 2 pm. The fee is $225 per per­ son with a non-rvfundable $50 fee due at time of reg­ istration. For more information, contact the SYFA by email at UfilPOP w a m n t r f l j T j f l i SPRING BREAK CAMP Just when you thought camp was only in the summer, Casselberry offers a variety of camps for thi*se times school is out of session. Our camps provide children a chance to have fun in a safe, supervised environment. Children will make crafts, play games and sports, watch movies, go on field tnps, make new friends and much more! Casselberry Spring Break camp will be offered to children in grades K-Mth at Secret Lake Park Recreation Center, 200 Ivey Lane, fmm March 21 thmugh March 25 from 7a m -to-6p.m. You can register your children for camp at the City of Casselberry Parks k Recreation office, 125 E. Melodv Lane, Monday thmugh Friday, 8 a,m,-to-5 p m. You can also register on site the day of camp. The daily fee is $15 for Casselberry residents and $20 for non-residents. The Casariberry Parks and Recreation Department provides quality recreation, cultural activities and facilities that respond to the changing needs of all residents and protects and expands our natural resources. For more information about Casselberry Spring Break Camp call 407.262.7720. YOUTH SOCCER AND FLAG FOOTBALL Youth soccer and flag football will be offered in the Casselberry's Athletics Department this coming year. Youth soccer will be available to boys and girls I ages 3-17 and /lag football will be offend to boys and girls ages 5-17. Sint up your children to develop skills, good sportsman­ ship. and have fun! I.ate registration for these sports will be at the City of Casselberry Parks k Recreation office, 125 E. Melodv Lane. Monday thmugh Fnday, 8 a.m.-to-S p m The sign-up fee is $70 for Casselberry residents and $90 for non-residents. This fee includes an eight game season, an end of season award, and a jersey for each player. For more information about youth sports offered in Casselberry, visit our website at www.casadberry.org or contact T.C. Donahue at 407-262*7720 xl302. USSSA BASKETBALL The USSSA Outback Steakhouse Charlotte County Shootout is sched­ uled for March 24-26 in Charlotte County. The season's first major basketball qualifier (all ages) will be held Easter weekend, but unlike some other events, we WILL NOT be playing on Easier Sunday. Instead, the tour­ nament follows the usual 3-day form at but is sched­ uled for Thursdaythmugh-Saturday. All games should be conclud­ ed by 6 p m Saturday. For more information and the blest USSSA schedules and informa­ tion, phase ser wwwJ a hoops-org YBOA/FBVA HOOfB T h e F B V A -F G B A M ir a d e March 18^20 follmwd by the Nike Team Florida UCF/Stetson winner to play in women’s final This just misses being the ultimate way to end a rivalry. With UCF heading to Conference USA this fall and Stetson staying with the Atlantic Sun Conference, this could be the final time the Golden Knights and Hatters will meet on the basketball floor. And what better way would it be to end the rivalry between the two Central Florida colleges than to have them meet for a spot in the NCAA Tournament? While that is nor quite the scenario, Sun Sports to carry Atlantic Sun title game with winner earning bid to NCAA tourney the pair were still to have met in one of Friday's semifinal games of the 2005 . Coca-Cob Atlantic Sun Women’s Basketball Championship, assuring that one of the two schools will be playing today (Saturday) with the NCAA Tournament berth on the line. Host TVoy and Georgia State were to have met in the other semifinal with the winner advancing to take on the UCF/Stetson winner in the final. Sun Sports (formerly Sunshine Network) will carry the game live starting at 4 pin. On Thursday, senior All Roberts went over the 1,000 mark in career points as UCF defeated the Mercer Bears, 65-59, in overtime in game one of the 2005 Coca-Cola Atlantic Sun Women's Basketball Championship. The No. 1 seeded Golden Knights improved to 199, while the Bears end their season with a 12-16 mark. Roberts led the team In points (20), rebounds (9) and steals (5) to help pick See A-Sun, Page 2B NFL on the way D ucey, Football stars to instruct youth dum p S JR C C Special to the Hsrald See Camp, Page 21 Sophomore John Ducey put the Raiders on his powerful right shoulder and carried the Sem inob Community College baseball team to a 1-0 MidFlorida Conference victory Wednesday afternoon at Tindall Fbld against St. John* River in Palatka. The Raiders scored the game's only run in the top of the ninth inning with two outs after a remarkable at bat by freshman Adam Younger. Ducey, (4-1) has not allowed a run over his last three starts, extending his shutout streak to 24 consecutive innings. The shut out was the first for Raiders (22-8, 5-1) in confer­ ence play and ninth overall in 2005. SCC# team pitching has been without a doubt the most devastating unit the Raiders have had in years. The team ERA is an astounding 2 JO this season, w hib the starters have allowed a miniscule 1.96, which always keeps the team in position for a win. Ducey put together his most dominant performance of the season throwing a nine inning complete game work of art on just 99 pitches, allowing just four hits on the afternoon w hib striking out nine batters and without a issuing a singb free pass. Younger, a freshman short­ stop from Coral Springs, had easily the most clutch at bat for the Raiders tills season, winning an amazing U-pitch battle in which he fouled off five two strike pitches before % Sports Editor SANFORD — What is becoming one of the biggest event on the Spring sports calendar will be returning to Sanford next weekend. The annual Pro Players Youth Football Camp And Celebrity Basketball Game will be returning to Sem inob High School on March 18th and 19th. The camp, led by this year's h ost former Seminob High star Reggie Branch, a two time Super Bowl win­ ning member of the Washington Redskins, gives a unique and great opportu­ nity for the youth of Central Florida to have one-on-one contact with local athletes and community badert. W hib learning about the sport, campers will also bam about the life skills applied to it and the impor­ tance of getting a good edu­ cation. Each participant will also have Interaction with NFL players and spirit coaches from past to pres­ ent. The camp activities will consist of a kickoff celebrity basketball Mme on Friday evening at Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium fea­ turing the SHS faculty play­ ing against the Pro Players SCC Camper* (above) go through their pace* at last year * Pro Player* Youth Pootbali/Cheerteadlng Camp at Seminob High School'* Thoma* E. Whigham Stadium in the Tim Rainea Athletic Complex. This year'* a Celebrity Basketball Game on Friday night wM be hotted by former Seminole High star *a-------» — b - a n n h f i i i A H u 4 in Msggw Drancn inynij wno won two Super Bowl rings iA dkl|A iu Nwn*y«ir •AuAn.uaaf *nw niAiax. wraw vv° bar of the Washington Redskin*. The Celebrity game wM be played at 7 p.m. next Friday (March 18) at Bill Flaming Memorial Gymnasium (admission $6) with camp on Saturday (March 19) at • a.m. for youth ages B-to17. See SCC, Page SB Dwyer too strong for Silver Hawks Sports EdRor For the third straight year, the strength of the Lake Howell basketball team came back to haunt the Silver Hawks in the State Tournament. Once again. Lake Howell struggled with its •hooting and defending state champion Palm Beach Gardens-Dwyer proved to be to big and powerful inside for the Silver Hawks aa they fell 71-61, in the semifinals of the 2005 FH&AA Qaas 5A Boys Basketball Championship at The Lakeland Center Wednesday evenit For the second straight year sharpshooter Nick Calathe* one Itlt o < f tout ttH tiM tophomoi for Lake Howell (26-5L had an outstanding game, scoring on a lay-up off iw opening tip and never quit, pouring m a game high 36 points on 15-of-22 shooting from the Soot 7-cf11 on three-pointers, and Je o had eight Lake Howell didn't let the halftime break slow its momentum as they came out and scored nine of the first 11 points, capped by a Rodrigues bas­ ket off a feed from Calatnes to tie the game at 59-59 with 4:15 remaining in the third quarter But Gee would end the Silver Hawks’ 20-6 nm with a three-point play at 556 and Lake llow di which had to play so hard to get back in the game, would get no doacr than one point the rest of the way. The game was a rematch of the 2004 Championship Game which Dwyer also beaks open Ute in the game to win, 64-49. PANTHUS 71, SUVBX HAWKS 41 U to H M w S O M I )o*y Snirtpiw MS 1-3 autamo-iooa U r i u SiOmne 1-71-2 A IW m M M II CenSe 0-1 SO a Bo** fo w l 24 0-2 4. A. Ml I t f M U I . �Tn S B 8ylaK Mardt o . 2005 Roa ld N C A A Tournam ent S election Party set for Sunday Golden Knight fans are invited to Join the UCF m en's basketball team tomoerow (Sunday) when the squad watches the CBS Selection Show to learn its NCAA Tournament fate. Head coach Kirk Speraw and the team w ill gather at the Cape Florida ball­ room in the Student Union to watch the live broadcast. The party begins at 5 3 0 p.m. Complimentary hors d'oeuvres will be served. Those in attendance will have the opportunity to meet the Golden Knight players and coaching staff. Prior to the selection show, the squad w ill watch a special season highlight video from the 2004-05 A tlantic Sun Championship cam­ Join the Golden Knights as they learn their NCAA Tournament opponent and site paign. Mini-commemorative posters cele­ brating UCF's second-consecutive NCAA Tournament bid will be avail­ able as supplies last. E-mail gert9mail.ucf.edu with any questions regarding the event. UCF BASEBALL BEGIN S FINAL SEASON OF ATLANTIC SUN PLAY AGAINST CAMPBELL No. 26 UCF (16-3) looks to continue its best start ever under head coach Jay Bergman as the Golden Knights open Atlantic Sun play vs. Campbell A-Sun Continued from Page IB up the slack with leading scorer Celeste Hudson out for the rest of the season. The junior from Lyman High School suffered a severe ankle sprain last week and is expected to be out at least six-to-eight weeks. fxbCgiO privlw Ujf eRB ^vviTU Senior Ali Roberts (No. 4, above) had teamhighs with 20 points, nine rebounds and five steals and also went over 1.000 points for her career to lead UCF to a 65-59 victory over Mercer and former Seminole Community College star Roeana Davis in the first round of the 2005 CocaCola Atlantic Sun Women's Basketball Championship in Dothan, Alabama on Thursday. C am p------Continued from Page IB and special invited guests. General admission will K ‘ $5 on sale now. Among the invited guests who have already committed to attend are Alan Gooch, Executive Director of the UCF Golden Knight Club and for­ mer UCF Head Coach; former Seminole High star quarter­ back and current SHS assistant coach Kerry Wiggins (Savanna State University); Jermaine Benoit, Grand Rapids of the Arena Football League; Cornell Green, Denver Broncos; M arrus Jenkins, Pittsburgh Steelers; Sean Beckton, Hall of Fame wide receiver at the University of Central Florida; Rick Hamilton, New York Jets; Lavoisier Fisher, Minnesota Vikings; Mike Palmer, University of Central Florida (Butkus Candidate and 1998 Defensive Captain; Kevin W hite, Oakland Raiders; Albert Reese, Washington Redskins; Clifford Martin, former Seminole High All-American fuUback and a member of the New England Patriots; Dallas Brown, former Seminole High AO-American defensive tackle and a member of the Tampa Bay Bum; Robert Harris, New Yack G iants; Dedrick Dodge. San Francisco 49ers; former Sem inole High star defensive hock « id current assistant coach Britt Henderson (NA1A A l-A m erican at Savannah Sorts University); Former Seminole All-State defensive end R e* Moore, Atlanta M oons; Earl Holmes, Detroit Paul ■tag of (9-5) this weekend at Jay Bergman Field. UCF begins its final season in the A-Sun as tree Golden Knights move to Conference USA in the fall of 2005. The Golden Knights pounded Sf. Joseph's 22-3 Tuesday evening while Campbell lost 10-6 to Michigan State and 12-8 to North Florida Inis week in Jacksonville. UCF set a school record with 13 runs in the fourth inning against Saint Joseph's, sending 19 batters to the plate and rapping out eight hits in the frame. Franrinc Houston and Shayla Smith wen? sec­ ond on the team in points with 11 each. Shelby Weber was behind Roberts in the rebounds department with eight. Lashaunda Slade part'd the Knights with seven assists, while Weber had three steals. Stetson, meanwhile, had its two best players, Kristy Brown and Nefertiti Walker, combine (or 45 points as the Hatters upset Belmont 68-54. Fifth-seeded Stetson improved to 15-13, while the fourth-seeded Bruins end their season 17-11. UCF opened the game with a bang with Houston hitting a three for the Golden Knights only to have Jessica Miller answer with a three of her own for Mercer. Smith put the Knights back up by three after being fouled while making a layup. tw o minutes later, Karen Hickman hit a three for the second tie of the game. Smith put the Black and Gold back up by three 30 seconds later by hitting a three. Saran Russell brought the Bears to within one after netting a jumper. UCF then went on a 12-0 run over the nest eight minutes with Claudia Johnson leading the wav with six points. The Knights were up 21-8 with 5:11 to play in the half. Mercer tned to make a comeback after Rhonda Owens netted two five throws followed by a three-pointer by Hickman. Slade then hit a free throw to put the Knights up by nine. Tanya Kessenich hit a free throw for Mercer followed by a jumper by Roberts. The teams then went back to Mercer’s end of the court only to have Hickman miss a throe-pointer, rebound­ ed by LaShay King. King passed the ball off to Roberts who netted a jumper for her 1,000 career point as a Knight. Owens was fouled at the Bears’ end of the court, making both free throws with 1:10 to go. Russell followed that up with a jumper for Mercer making the halftime score UCF 26, Mercer 18. The second half started with a three-pointer by Hickman for Mercer to bring the Bears to within five of the Knights. Former Seminole Community College star Rosana Davis, who would finish with six points and six rebounds, then hit two free throws to make it 26-23, in favor of UCF Houston netted a jumper for the first UCF Collias Branch and June Redden, grew up in Midwayjust off of Jitway Avenue. He first played football as an offensive guard in the ninth grade at Crooms High School after K in g influenced by a very persistent middle brother. Herb. The next year at Seminole High under the leadership of head coach Jerry Posey and running backs coach Emory Blake, Reggie found his true pi>sition of running back, scor­ ing his first touchdown to spark a groat high school and give a glimpse of his bnght future'. "Coach Posev taught me a lot aKml the game of football." said Branch. "And Coach Blake* (a former star in tlie Canadian Football League) educated me on the ins and outs of what to expect at the next level." Reggie, who also starred in weight lifting and track, gradu­ ated from Seminole in 1960, but despite impressive stats, did not have a firm scholarship offer from, any University of major college. So he wrote let­ ters to Texas-El Paso, New Mexico, FSU, Tennessee at Chattanooga and East Carolina about walking on. Reggie's unde, Tony Collins, who was bom in Sanford but grew up in New York and was a second round draft pick and star running back for the New England Patriots and later with the Super Bowl XX champion Chicago Bears, recommended his alma mater of Eastern Carolina and after introducing Reggie to coach Ed Emory, he decided the school was for him. Reggie was a walk-on red shirt his first yeag but h his hard work and dedication in inpraca full scholar- . points in the second half only to have Davis answer with a jumper of her own for Mercer. Smith hit a throe-pointer with 16:13 to play in regulation giving the Knights a 31-25 lead. Kessenich then scored two for Mercer followed by two free throws by Weber for UCF. Russell made a jumper followed by a throe-pointer by Miller to bring the Bears to within one of UCF With 14:26 to play, Slade tipped one in for the Knights giving them a three-point lead over the Bears. Miller answered with a jumper for the Bears Takira Allen then hit a Ires* throw putting the Knights up by two only to have Fnn Keller hit a three for Mercer giving them a one-point lead with 12:51 to play. Miller gave Mercer a two point lead after net­ ting a free throw to make the score 38-36. Roberts hit a jumper and a free throw for the Knights tying the score u p again with ‘♦ M to go. Roberts hit another free throw less than 10 sec­ onds later giving the Black and Gold a one point lead. Miller responded with a layup and a tree throw of her own to put Mercer back in the lead. Roberts was fouled again, making both free throws, tying the score* at 41 apiece. With tv 18 to play in regulation. Roberts hit another lavup to put the Knights up by two. Keller tied the score up again alter hitting two tree throws for the Bears followed by a layup by Davis giving Mercer a two-point lead Roberts responded with a layup of her own. tying the score with 4:24 to go. Miller then netted a jumper for the Bears put­ ting them up by one only to have Houston nit a three-pointer giving the Knights a one-point lead. Roberts was fouled again by Mercer, mak­ ing K»th free throws for the Knights Kessenich was touted tor Mercer, hitting Kith shots, giving UCF a one-point lead. Allen hit a jumper with 1:16 to play, extending the (..olden Knights’ lead With tive seconds to go in regula­ tion. Hickman hit another throe to tie the score at 52-52. sending the game to overtime. Overtime started with Kessenich hitting a jumper for Mercer followed by a lumper from Rtberts for UCF. The Bears then scored four points K'tore WeK*r tipped one in lor the Knights. Smith was then touled by Mercer, net­ ting Kith of the tree throws to tie the score at 58. See College, Page 3B With 48 seconds to go, UCF fouled Miller sending her to the free throw line where she made one of the shots I louslon then gave the Golden Knights the lead for good after hitting a three-pointer with 32 seconds to go Mercer fouled Rolvrts again sending her to the line again when? she hit Kith shots with five sec­ onds to go. The Bears then touled Slade with under o i k * second to go sending her to the line for the Knights, hitting Kith shots giving UCF the win, 6 5 - 5 4 . Stetson was hot from the start, opening the game with an 18-4 lead during the first seven minute's of play Belmont managed just three baskets, all bv freshman Brooke Sunday, in the first II minutes of the game. The Hatters took leads of as many as 22. 30-8, with 6 44 lett in the opening period. But Stetson would not score again and two Brandi Miller tree throws and two Jenny Conkle three-pointers m the final three minutes brought the Bruins within 12 points 3018, heading into the intermission "It was critical lor us to get oil to a good start," said head coach Pee Komine "We played good defense and played aggressively from the in-guv ning. We were able to run our offense and shoot the ball well early, and they didn’t " Belmont continued to battle, but could never get closer than seven points. Brown, a senior from Marietta, Ga., notched her 15th double-double ol the season, 35th of her carver, with game highs ot 23 points and II n-Knmds while going 12-of-l4 in free throws. Walker (Atlanta. Ga l racked up 22 points along with six reKmnds and three assists Freshman Lucy Marline/ (Miami) helped out with eight tvKuinds and two blinks Sunday led three Bruins with |4 points, while Conkle had II {mints and llollie Davis added 10 "We timk away their open looks and shut down their attacks," said Komine. “Our kids played smart and executed the game plan well." Friday was to K- the I Fitters’ fourth semifinal game in as many tournament appearances "This tournament is aKmt whit h team can get hot and put three games together back to back to back," said Romine. “UCF has some very talent­ ed players and we will match up well against them tor a good game." "Sackman" Lewis followed Branch to ECU on full rides. It was back to square one fur Reggie after graduating from ECU. He was not drafted bv the NFL. but the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, New York Jets and Pittsburgh Steelcrs all showed a great interest in signing him as a free agent. But the most interest came from Washington Redskins owner Jack Kent Cook and head coach Joe Gibbs and Reggie made the most out of the opportunity, earning a spot on the' roster and Kxoming one of the most respected and looked up to players on the Redskins for the next seven seasons Upon his retirement Coach Gibbs told Reggie, "thanks for all the years, you made it a lot of fun and you were a great part of our success." Among his professional accomplishments wen? being named Special Teams Captain and Special Teams Player-ofthe-Year for the Redskins and also being a member of the Super Bowl Champions in both 1967 and 1991. He also had the opportunity to visit the White House twice and even gave then President Ronald Reagan a "high five." Reggie currently resides in Delaware but often returns to Sanford to visit family and friends. He dedicates himself to numerous charity events and tries to help children under­ stand the meaning of the basic values of respect dignity, determination and honor. The camp, which benefits the SHS Athletic Department and local charities in underprivi­ leged communities, is far play­ ers and cheerleaders ages 5-to17 and the registration fee is 135, which indudes ktfuK camp T-shirt and photo with the players. Eiriy registration it betaf at (fit Wnk Sanioid Brandi of the Boys A Girls Club of Central Rorida. acmes tom Ckmsm High School on Ncrinunon Avanur, and at liberty Tax Service, 2311 Feenth Avenue (17-92). Par farther information ■fame ce« <07 330 MM or 607- • UCF set season-highs in runs (22) scored and hits (16) in the 14-run vic­ tory-. "We have not had a game like that all year, but I think we needed to have a night like tonight and get the offense going," stall'd UCF head coach Jay Bergman. Eight of UCF’s nine starters record­ ed hits, including two hits by Matt Ray, Winter Springs’ John-Michael Howell, Lake Mary's Drew Butera and Kevin Richmond. The Golden Knights scored two runs in the first, four in the second, 13 in the fourth, two in the fifth and one in the sixth to round out the scoring. UCF starting pitcher Ray Rodriguez raised his record to 4-0 on the season with five innings of work. The New York native limited the Hawks to one run on two hits with three strikeouts. Howell, tlu* former Winter Springs High and Seminole Community College star, ripped two doubles in the big fourth frame, giving liim seven for the season, and finished the game with a career-high four RBI Ray also drove in thnx- runs while Richmond and Marshall Bernhard also drove in two runs apiece. Howell's former teammate at SCC, Courtney Props!, had a Jut, scored thnx* runs, drove in two and stole his team-leading 15th base of the season. 11 Tw it S»Hf lawl C h f » �Tm Mould * Sundsy, March P. 2006 NHRA Lucas Oil Drag R acing Series at Speedworld to in* HoraM defend their titles. Merritt Island racer Victor Fera Jr., claimed the 2004 Southeast division Super Comp crown and will be at his home track to continue his quest to repeat. Fera started the 2004 season by making it to the quarterfinals at Gainesville Racewav but then suffered a series of second round losses. The first-time champion rebounded with a win at Bristol Dragway in Tennessee, a third NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Raring Series racers continue on their quest for points lead­ ing to divisional and national chamoioaships at Orlando Speed World Dragway this weekend (March 11-13). Hie reigning division cham­ pions in Comp Eliminator, Super Stock, Stock, Super Comp, Super Gas and Super Street arc* on the move, ready to round showing at Silver Dollar Raceway in Reynolds, Ga., and another win in Gainesville to close out the year. He also did well enough on the NHRA national event scene to finish sixth in the national point standings. Fera opened 2005 at the Lucas Oil event at Bradenton Motorsports Park. He made it to the fifth round where he lost to Jeffery Barker who went on to win the event. Eliminations start Sunday at 9 a m Comp Eliminator will run first round at 11 a m and Ibp Sportsman will begin elim­ inations at noon. Tickets, including pit pass, are $25 both Saturday and Sunday. Children under 12 are admitted free with a paid adult. Super Gas racer David Scott won here last yea& en route to the division championship. The North Port driver also won at Bristol Dragway in Tennessee. Gates at Orlando Speed World Dragwav open at 8 a.m. Saturday and Sunday. Saturday qualifying and time trials began at 9 a m Comp Eliminator will run at 3 JO p.m. and 6 JO p.m. and Top Sportsman will make qualify­ ing runs at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Orlando Speed World Dragway is located 17 miles east of Ortandoin Bithlo between Orlando and Titusville College Continued from Page 2B Lake M ary H igh's Tyson Auer and Ryan Bono also had one hit each, w hile form er O viedo stars M att M cClung and Jerem y Thom e both pitched in relief. The UCF/Cam pbell series, which began on Friday, continues today (Saturday) when the two team s w ill play a day-night doublehead­ er, w ith gam e tim es set for 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. Both gam es Saturday w ill be broadcast on the Internet only at ucfathletics.com . Bergman's Milestone Wins W ith h is 1,100th win vs. M onmouth on Feb. 25, Jay Bergman is in sole possession o f 21st place in NCAA history in career wins. The form er Sem inole Com m unity College coach is 51 wins behind form er W ashington State skipper Chuck Brayton for 20th place in NCAA history. The UCF skipper is also nine wins away from No. 900 for his UCF career. In the Polls UCF remained at No. 26 in the Collegiate Baseball News Top 30 poll this week. Tne Golden Knights fell to No. 28 in the National Collegiate Baseball W riters A ssociation Top 25 as well. UCF is not ranked by Baseball Am erica or the ESPN/Sports Weekly Coaches poll. The Century Mark '"*■ ~ ,*<u * 771*,1' * V5? \*dr‘ >* > . i. . UCF is in its fifth season in Jay Bergman Field and the Golden Knights have played excellent baseball since the state-of-the-art facility has opened. UCF is 111-38 (.744) alltim e in the ballpark. Best Start since '77 U CF's 16-3 record to begin the season is the best start since 1977 for the Golden Knights. The Golden Knights under coach Jack Sexton began play 18-3 in 1977. r-> STETSON BASEBALL THUMPS ST. JOSEPH'S 17*3 n-■-i — *--A—^ |l_ t*i n w a ia pnoto ivy w vmix Sophomore John Ducey ran his record to 4-1 throwing a nine inning complete game work of art on Just 99 pitches, allowing just tour hits, while striking out nine batters and without a issuing a single free pass as the Seminole Community College baseball team defeated St. Johns River Community College. 10. in a Mid-Florida Conference game Wednesday afternoon at Tindall Field in Palatka. Ducey has not s e e -------- ners in seven starts is tops among Seminole pitchers. The Raiders were to have hosted North Florida Community College in a nonconference game on Friday, and are in Gainesville today (Saturday) to take on powerful Santa Fe Community College at 1 p.m. Coach Mike Nicholson's charges will then return to Raider Field to host M-FC foes Central Florida Community College from Ocala on Monday and Daytona Beach Community College on Wednesday before heading to Jacksonville to face Florida Community College. Those throe games are all set to begin at 3 p.m. Continued from Page IB taking a 3-2 ‘•plit-hngervd fast­ ball from Sanford native and St |ohns starting pitcher Brian Armstrong and roping the nglit-hander’s ottering through the lett side to drive in Travis Battle Irom second base to plate what proved to be the game-winning run Zaih Walden was the lone Raider to tally two hits, reach­ ing on an infield single in the third and doubling tor the Haiders' lone extra-base hit in the eight inning Durov pit ked ott his sixth runner ol the season in the sev­ enth inning, snufting out a potential late inning rally tor the Vikings Six pu ked ott run­ Briefs---------------Continued from Page IB Jamboree The Nike Team Honda Soring 2005 Jamboree (l;BVA Raptors Challenge) Boys Basketball Tournament will tv held April 1st through the ltd in Orlando Tor Hu through 15u teams: YBOA registration required on all coaches and players. Please con­ tact Honda 3 BOA Director Jack Love at |lovi'*|flond.n bo.i com and the entry fee is $275. For Ihu and I7u teams: These age divisions are open to ALL TEAMS and are not sanctioned or aftiliated with any national organization. Players will need to bnng birth certificates and grade exception torms in order to compete in their age group Entry fee is $325 (no personal checks). Registration deadline is March 21st for the event being hosted by FBVA (Florida Basketball It Volleyball Association) in conjunction with Nike Team Flonda. For more information check out the website at http: //orlando fbva org/ SOAP BOX DERBY IK * Central Honda Soap Box Derby and The Sanford Recreation Department will be »pon*ofing a Derby Rally Day on Saturday, March 26, at the Sanford Derby Park. Each car will run a minimum of two races and car and driver must meet AAS8D standards. Cars must use Z-Glass Wheels (No Wheel Bank) and the classes are Stock, Superstock and ^Voumust be pro-registered and paid by March 24. NO ON S1TC R E G ^ T t o N l S s t R a c e r $45 or two cars, if a family member (brother or sister), $70.00. Check in time is 7 am . and the first race starts * j £ Z m Womutkm « U th , SKD « 40M J05697. GIRLS' SOCCER , ., , FC America Soccer Premier Girls Soccer Program inCenrial Flonda. is locking for players for their under 9 and under 10 girls Rumba tray s S E S s a s S l . Next Saturday, March |9th, the Raiders will be at Lake City Community College for a 1 p.m. game, then have a rematch slated with St. Johns River, at home, on Monday, March 21st starting at 3 p.m. The team will remain rutme on Tuesday and Wednesday (March 22-23) for 3 p.m. nonconference gamt*s with Madison Area Tech from Wisconsin and South Florida Community College. RA IIH RS I. V IK IN G S0 Vcminol, 000000001 111 St. John, RUrr 000000000 0 4 I D u ce y e n d A i L l r y Arm<tr*>n&. K u tu n n o (V) and W ard W P _ P iu v v 14-U LP _ A r m ttn in g ( l- M N ic e . non*- IB _ S C C W a ld cn tM .18 . n u n r H K _ n*m r. K r n n i* . SCC 22-K. V I M -FC ; SJRCC 7- 12.0-1 Stetson used an eight-run sixth inning to m uscle past visiting St. Joseph's 17*3 W ednesday night at a rain-soaked Meldung Field. The H atters won for the seventh tim e in their eight seven gam es and finished their season-opening 16-game hom estand with an 11-5 record. The Hawks dropped to 2-12. The H atters pounded out 18 hits, including seven doubles to extend their league-leading total to 51 on the season. TWelve different players registered hits. Jon Still went 2-for-3 with a hom e run and three RBI to help lead MTNCCMCUrt COURT OR THE DQHTCCNTU JUMCUL CIRCUIT R4 AMO FOR ■CIRNOLf COUNTY, none* GENERAL JURM0ICTI0N CAM NO: StC A -S SIM U . ABN AMRO MORTGAGE GROUP. INC. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ATLANTIC MORTGAGE AND INVEST. MENT CORPORATION A/K/A ATLANTIC MORTGAGE COM­ PANY p l a in t i f f vs BOXING TEAM The newly started Sanford Boxing Club, Incorporated is looking for members ages UMo17. The club, which is affiliated with the Sanford Police Department and City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department, meets on Monday's and Wednesday's at the Sanford Armory, 915 E. First Street, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m Membership p is a $3 $37 fee per calendar year to USA Boxing, lneorpoirated and after the first 90 days, a quarterly fee of $25 for equipment usage. Sanford Boxing Club, Incorporated is a not for profit corporation that is a member club of United State Amateur Boxing, Incorporated. SBC was formed to introduce amateur boxing to youth in the community who might benefit from the sport to build self confidence, develop •elf discipline, leam to function with others, develop good sportsmanship and experience the rewards o f always trying to do their rest. USA Boxing, Inc. is the governing body of all Amateur Boxing in the United States, setting the rules and regulations. As a member of USA Boxing, Inc. athletes will be allowed to paitid pate in boxing activities sponsored by USA Boxing and will be provided a small excess medical accident policy for injuries suffered dur­ ing boxing activities. For more information please call Sanford Boxing Club Incorporated (Rick Rusai) at 407782-0523; the Sanford Police Department (Office Shamar) at 407-323-3030; or the Sanford Recreation Department at 407-330-5697. BASEBALL PLAYUS WANTED The National Youth Bisrirall Association is looidng for youth b—b ill players between the ages of 12-20 that would like to be a part of its 2005 National and International Tournament Taaasfs) and/or the Summer Wooden Bat League. The tournament teams will be traveling to Q n a Dtinofo Carolina, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Florida Kentucky, Arizona, Louisiana, Puerto Rico and Hawaii. Borisre are Untied to 14-4o-16 players per treat per age group. Registration will be accept­ ed on a first coaM^first served basis. For addi­ tional infownation please call 773-264-1040. TRIO THY F JUERGENS IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST TIMOTHY F JUER­ GENS. CLAUOIA G JUER­ GENS IF LIVING. AN0 IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST CLAU­ OIA Q JUERGENS; SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FIORIOA. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) NOTICE • HEREBY GIVEN pursusnl to • ItotoSSm M N t H M OM s t o M InCM Csss Ns 04CA-33SM44. «< • » O cu s c o m oi ns tan Maryanns Moras Ctorx rt no CecuM Court By MaryStroupe Deputy Oerti The L n OTtos* at David J Stom. P A . Allomoy tor ptonM •01 S UraveraeyOr Sto 900 PtontoSon. FL 33324 (054 >233-0000 04-32019 AMI IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. parsons wrt d u t o Rot neertng ■ special accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al 16a SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 407-005-4227. 1-S00-S55-077I (TOO) or 1600-S55-S770. v*a Florida Relay Service Pubtoh March •. 2006 March 13.2006 0041 M TM tCM CUff COURT OF THE 10TH JU04CIAL CM CUItW ANO POR COUNTY, PLORBA G M .0 M M N CAM NO.:atca-asaa-iM. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. arc. Pianos. VS JAMES HERMANN. UNITED S TA TU OP AMERICA, DEPARTMENT OF HOUSMO ANO URBAN DEVELOP­ MENT: MOOEN VILLAGE CONOOMBNUM ASSOCIA­ TION. me.: THE CROSSS4QS MASTER COMMUNITY a s s o c ia tio n me s o UNKNOWN TENM4TSOWHERS. m. The next Southeast division Lucas Oil Drag Radng Series event is at Montgomery Motorsports Pane in Montgomery, Ala. The April 1-3 race is toe fourth of seven on the division's schedule. the offense. N ick Palm isano added three hits, and Joe K urelic picked up tw o doubles. Four H atter pitchers com bined on a tw o-hit* ter. Nathan Nery (1-0) allow ed tw o h its and one run over six innings to earn his first career victory. Robbie E lsem illet Ryan Heacox, and W ill Rom anowicz worked the final three innings in relief. A driano Petrutx (1-2) suffered the loss. The Hawks com m itted seven errors in the game. Tuesday n ig h t Jon S till's tw o-run double in the bottom o f the seventh snapped a 5-5 tie and lifted Stetson to a 7-6 victory over visiting University o f South Florida at M eldiing F ie k f The H atters (10-5) won for the sixth tim e in their last seven gam es, w hile toe Bulls (9-9) dropped their fifth in a row. S till's tw o-bagger w as one o f five Stetson doubles on the night. The hit dropped Ju st inside the right field line and drove in Shane Jordan and Chris Johnson with the go-ahead runs. The Bulls, m eanwhile, hit tw o hom e runs in the game, both com ing during a four-run fourth inning. For the 13tn consecutive gam e the H atters scored first taking a 1-0 lead in the bottom o f the first on an RBI-ground out by John DeStefano. Stetson starter Corey Kluber kept the Bulls hitless through the first three innings, but ran into trouble in the fourth. The Bulls strung together four consecutive hits, including backto-back hom e runs from Tim Orlosky and Brian Baisley, to take a 4-1 lead. The H atters answered with four runs o f their own in the bottom o f the fourth. Johnson. David G olliner, and Brian Bocock each recorded RBI doubles in the inning and N idi Palm isano added a sacrifice fly. USF evened the score in the top of the fifth when Jeff Baisley doubled and scored on a bases loaded walk. The score rem ained deadlocked until S till's double broke the tie in the seventh. Brandon Berlett (1-0) pitched 2.1 scoreless innings of relief to earn the victory. Tyler G ottlieb tossed the final 2.0 innings for his second save o f the year. Tim M attison (0-1) suffered the loss. The team s w ill m eet three m ore tim es this season, including a Mar. 29 m atch-up in Tampa. The H atters began A tlantic Sun Conference play with a three-gam e series at G eorgia Stale on Friday. Legals Leg a ls L eg a ls on Highway 90 (East Colonial Drive) at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. For more information call the track, 407*568-2717, or visit ^ t ^ ______ www.SpeedWorldDragway.co INCLUSIVE. ANO ANY AMENDMENTS THEREOF. TOGETHER WITH AN UNDI­ VIDED INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS DECLARED M SAI0 DECLA­ RATION OF CONOOMSAUM TO M AN APPURTENANCE TO THE ABOVE DESCRIBED UNIT. SAD INSTRUMENTS MING RECORDED ANO SAIO LAND SITUATE. LYING AND BEING » I SEMINOLE COUNTY. FIORIOA and commonly lu m n a s 006 HMmMey Court #201. MpubSC solo, to n o laghool and baol bidder lor c a rt. Saiaa held on In# W#S1 TfOm OOOf 0$ in# Sonsnole County Courthouse. 301 N. Pert* Ave Santord. F L on March 29. 2006 at 1100 pm Dated tins 25th day February. 2005 Maryanns Morse CleiXrt toe O e tfl Court By. Mary Bboupo Deputy d a rt ol a you are a parson w rt a rtaabdSyMhonoadaanyaooomodaacn In order to psrsapoto In Vat procaodwg. you a rt anhaad. ol no coal to you, to no provision ol certain aooUtonoo Please contort. ADA CooMnotor rt 901 N. Port Avo.. Suae N301, Santoro. PL 32771. Telephone (407) 3234330 ML 4227 MNn ton(2) wortong days rt your toortplrt Wo notoe: f you oro hearing or artoo totpMoO. 0B 1-B00•66-0771 Pubtoh: March S.30QS March 13.3006 0041 NOTICE IS H E R U Y GIVEN pursuant to a Snai Judgment ol Fpredoeure deled February 25n . 2006 and sntorsd in Co m Ns . 04CA-2S13-14-L. oi n o c m * Court r t the Eightoown Judicial Circuit In and tor 8omnoto Courtly. P M M . wherein DEUTBCH BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPA­ NY, AS TR U S TS ! OP AMERIOUEST M ORTGAQI SECURITIES. INC . ASSCT SACKED PASS-THROUOH CERTIFICATES. BERMS 2003-S. UNOER THE POOL­ ING A SERVICING AGRCBMENT DATED AS OP AUGUST 1. 3003. W ITHOUT RECOURSE, to • BUM S Oh* WALLACE P. AUG UST#*, W LIVING. ANO V DEAD. TN E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. OEVISECS. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLABBNG AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAB4ST. WAL­ LACE P. AUGUSTB48: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP WALLACE P >11(11 IBTB4B UNKNOWN TB M N T MS SW �Tmt H u a l d H e r a l d C l a s s if ie d s Hm eM 1343 InyriflinM Bl SMS iB f U lf 91-127 \ \ ___ ) _________ M tld N N N H S I )________ l i i l Estate HI-117 m te tia M M a Ssm css tff-m « « » ______________B L f l L To P lace Your Ad Call 11— H ome H ealth C are N**d 2 Home Health Aids 2 wk •Mary $280 lor 14 morning visits (7am ). 14 evening visits (9 30pml Must work mrnrvte wknds 2 hrsVsit 407323-7500 for application Pislv 25— SrEciAi. N otices Attention R ead ers!! It's illegal to' companies domg business by phone to promise you a loan and SSk y o u to pay for it bet ore they deliver. For more information call toll-tree 1-877 F T C H ELP ( A public service message from The Sommoie Herald and the Federal Trade Commisssmi 61— M onet to L end Attention R ead er*!! invitation To Bid T o Prsqualltled General Contract BlOdars: you are hereby invited to submit a sealed bx) tor the following protect Bids will be publicly ened and read aioud at trie tme and place dragnaled Oats must be received at The Seminole County Mousing Authority administration oltce 662 Academy Place. Oviedo Ftonda 32765 by 5 00pm April 6.2005 Any tx h renxved aV< tins time wiH not be accepted Administration Building Addition The Semmole County Housing Authority A rchitect: 59— F inancial S ervices Daimwood Paveichak It s illegal to* uimpan,es domg business t'y phono to promise you a loan and ask you M pay tor it before they deliver. For more information call toll-tree 1 877 F T C H ELP l A public service message from The Semmole Herald and the Federal Trade Commissioni 71— Hi i r Wanted S10 to $20 Par Hour Morning A evenings Shifts available appointment setting gieat work environment Positions available immediately Hourly plus commission Hourly plus commission Can Bob 321-2517736 $200 Sign-on Bonus Derrybeiry Architects P A 390 Wilma Street Long wood Florida 32750 A ccounts Opening Bid Time and Dale Administrative Assistant lor real estate oft.ce work form home PIT or F T $ 10tir plus bonuses Strong E X C E L . W ORD Internet A reliable transportaton roqd Fai resume 407 386-6324 2 00pm on April 7 2005 :The Seminole County Housing Authority 662 Academy Place Oviedo. Florida 32765 1 peclftcatlo n s p ackag e* I V ^UiW ifiny C tiw n i be picked up at the noted A rchitects 27— N u rsery St C hild C are Day out m my Lake M ary homa. lots of tun A acavttas Mon-Wsd. 9am-4pm i 407-324-1866 we i ii i ssii Immediate open ng in Santord tor tr.endiy individual with accounts payable eapeuonce Can 407-326-7216 Carpentry Work We need dopendab'e workers with carpentry A template sk#s to tab counter tops $9 or more depending on skill level Potential to advance to mstaller atSlBhr Cabmet A kitchen eip a plus Orenite Transformations 407-695-7116 REALTOR*- •loptotingthousand! andtoman* o(your hard-aamadmonty. Gwa your»a*« pay raias today! 1 a I -V .| s is M[ picktie plantaryou: A)UMfc> uaawdMMia Ml DO las Candiewood Suites Hotel is bating tor team mombers to pm a great hotel staff We have openings tor Front Desk Associate whose work schedu-e wilt be Mon-Fri 3pmtlp m Also Full Time Housekeeping Mo Experience Needed Apply m person 1130 Greenwood Blvd Lake Mary FL 32746 407-585 3000 E O E DFW P Cashiers Food Prep A Dmmg Room attendants Breakfast lunch shifts fuSparttime no Sundays Cat 407-333 8875 Certit«d Donta' Assistant 5 yrs eipenence Starting salary $480 Tuos-Fri. 407-629 6955. Chet de Cuisine wanted Requirements Musi hAve a strong working knowledge ot Medserranoan Cueme Food cost control Responsbie tor total purchasing and receiving, maintaining lood quality standards Skills in butchering and saute ability m creative'y preparing all meats fish fowl pastas pates stocks soups saunps Also must work we* wSh others and have good reliable transportation Professionals need only apply Cali Da Vmo A Dmmg Place tor appointment at 407-323-1388 of send resume to Da Vinci A Dmmg Place 107 Magnoka Ave Sanford Florid* 32771 Payable 1 : 71— H elp W anted CLERICAL FULL TIME Computer skills required SfO O O hr Lake Mary Call Andrew 407 529 8903 Company Drivers. Earn •$850 to $900 per wk • Pius tour safety bonuses per yr •2 yrsC D L A e ip req •Must live within 45 miles ol Daytona •Local work home daily •Some regonal wer n ^ t tnps back the ne«1 day •Lots ot home time •Lite Ins employee and tarmiy company paid •Paid Vacation •Pad honday no waiting period • Major Medcal low cost tor family 1 10 00 co-pay $100 00 deductible •401k -50% match ot fast 4 % •Christmas Bonus Mar 2t st. 22nd. 23rd. 24th 8 am to 5 pm Salem Carriers Inc 3143 International Speedway BMJ Daytona Beach. FL tbblk-ina oetcoms C all 1-800-709 2536 Courteous A enthusiastic Mmgual las preparers No eip en en ce we provide S a r a v pood wagm. a nog s o k environment A meantivea C al David. 407-764-4540 71— H elp W anted Driver Ol OIL. A H D l ANL 3 immed'ato openings' A vg $779 •SIOfSArk C O L A required Jacksonville FL Terminal 1-877-428 5627 hmtL£ldriYfi!E£fiID C 1 7 - Apopka is "booming A has immediate openings' II you work lor our compotito'S come try the bust We need e«pd door product on malenai handlers A drivers Great heneM package DFW P A EO E Can 407 598 1209 ELECTRICIAN HELPERS 2 \ 2 \ 2 71— H elp W anted 71— H elp Wanted LABORERS NEEDED loader Operator Clear and grub eipenence F T with benefits 407-322-8133 FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR Starting Salary SS.SOAtr MCALTH INSURANCE AND 401K FLAN' Oruf tree wortplece Apply St M0 IMIW Drive. ANamonW Springs 407-1*0•000 EOC Drivers Superior Trim A Door m Lawn Manlenance Foreman Laborers Residential Commercial drs license A e ip required Up to $10 hr to slat 407 831-6436 - 2 6 Loan Originators needed no eipenence no license required earn while you learn PT or FT Cal MAe Loader. 407330-0713 Full lime outpatent practice erceiient bonelits Fa« rosume to Susan 386-774-4658 or call 386 960 8189 V'vona s North P iu e na needs waenssus phrmos subs A put* nvWers Apply at 2477 Park Ami Sanford 5pm 8pm L 1 71— H e lp W anted fiS B S ^ B S = Medical Office Receptionist Landscapers F T w n t s w N s 407-322-8133 1 I L 71— H elp W anted B a s a s s s M iAm* ifwnffy AErvewwasj M ^msAAAinji runi nvoptning possbie manager position Hvy lAng taet worker 407-302-7246 The Minister ot Muse position is vacant at St Paul Baptist Church 813 Pme Ave Sanford FL Person ntwe p ed should cal the church between to 30am1 30pm 407-323-1601 tor additional information Sates Parson: Vertical blinds Al leads prtvdnd (NoaoUca*sl Meet customers m their homes $40K» per year Gas allowance Some e ip helpful 407 830-4700 San Francisco Oven *A Taste of the Bay Area* Featuring Buck Oven Pu/as Soups Salads Sandwehos Now Hiring Cashiers •Saiad Sandweh Makers ■Pij/a Cooks •Prep Cooks •Food Runners •Dishwashers Apply n Pi *>.<*' M F <krrv5pm Located m Pa'k Place Pia/a 7025 CR 46 A Su te 1011 lake Mary F l 32746 (4071 936 1107 lakemjrysto a yahoo com W. eap Livo Ek-ctr c 407-321-6960 520 laurel Ave Etpd House cleaners wanted Each applicant needs own car PT A F T 407-299-A923 Espenencod Welder Immediate Open.ng Apply m Person Kelly Services 407-328 6914 2101 Easl lane Alary B .c No F e e sE O E Flyer Distributor: Vehicle provided 20 to 30 hrvwk Orlando area great earning potential 407 830-4700 Food serv<e personnel lor luveniie correctional feeding program Atusl have lood production e ip Musi pass background Check A drug screening lor security clearance Benefits with advancement opportunity Can ms Wheaton at 407-330-6750 X222 Full Time office help Must possess strong cumpuler sums Fas resume 407-302-9005 Heavy Truck M echanic: Must have tools A esp 407321-7442 INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST' Always a good policy especially tor bus.nets opporkmaus and tranchees Cal Florida Dept of Agriculture A Consumer Services el 800-435 7352 or F TC -H E L P tor tree ntormation Or visit a j Web s4e at www ttc gov tvrop Florida law requires sellers ol certain business opportunities to register with Florida Dept ol Agriculture A Consumer Services before selling Canto verity lawful registration before you buy RNAPN: Fun time, outpatient practice 3 locations L eans* raqd. IV skies a plus Escaiiant benefits Mon-Fn. Fa* resume AWiSuaan 386-774-466A or cal 386-960-6169. it interested M U m tM * f li n Drivers StartImmediately $8 Par Hour Plus Tip* MTtms SANFORD Oeborah Jarvis-SmHh 407-688-0407 e“ •. 4 WhffB: Orlando Sanford International Airport in Sanford 2 Rad Clavaland Blvd. International Departing Lobby Located in Terminal A When: Tuesday, March IS, 2005 Starting at 9:00 am thru 5:00 pm Accepting applications for: SWIS8PORT USA, INC. Ramp/Baggage Handlers, A /C Cabin Cleaners, Fuelers, Janitorial (Full Time / Part-time / Seasonal) On the spot interviews and hires for qualified candidates PREFUGHT SERVICES, INC. Patsenoers flervtcai / Paesenoer Aoanta (Full Time / Part-time / Seasonal) Interviews will b* conducted at s later date lor thaaa positions f K t M O TK i IMF V n lV B I V III V W f H W s 2 RED CLEVELAND BLVD. SUITE 210 SANFORD, FL 32773 4I7-5I547M AMapplicantsmustbs abletoprovides 10-year worit/school historyandpassacriminal back­ groundcheckincludingFBI Fingar Print semening. ANapplicantsmust psu amandatorydrug semen, andhaveftexibtepart-timeworiiechedutotoindu* weaken*, hoMays andevening hours. Musi speak and writo English fluently. For soma positions applicants must be able to lift up to 75 toson a consistont basisand possss a valid Florida Drivers License. A successful backgroundcheck is mquimd tor al airport employment Takaoonlrai of your Mum and aBsndt » Job Fair on Tuesday, March 15 8ee you item. fw b ip o r t^ �*t j I Tm H e r a ld Sunday, March 0.2008 : . . £ ■ »J 7. . To Place Your Ad Call 7 1 -H elp Wantid Service plumbera/helpera needod residential a commercial Greet pay’ Hiring immediately 407 388 0000 Sharp person, needed lor busy optometnc often on Lake Mary Bfvd Medcal exponent* ■ Pius Excellent math * communications skills a must F T or P T groat pay * benefits Can 407 322 2230 Sm/UNOCRGROUNO PIPE CREW: Experienced underground utility pipe erorkors |407| 322 8133 SPANISH. FRENCH GERMAN. ITALIAN TEACHERS P/T in lake ma-y Inlmgua Languaqe Center 407-322B700 SURVEY 7 1 -H elp Wanted WORK FROM HOME Full or Pari Time. 50*. commission Popular Products $10 00 start up Free materials 407 333 8158 103—H ouses * U nfurnished n o Y i i M A N A( Ml N 1 M l N I A| 93—R ooms For R en t w EEk l y r en tals Starting 9 $62Axrk. Historic Downtown 407-330-4423 Very nice, very clean turn rm atiutt cable A C Indry phono kitch use sec dr resident owner, private entrance No Smoking! Only drug tree sober need apply 407-3140424 FRESH AIR FRESH START Eiceiient opptys win TBE Group at our location in Altamonte Spnngs WE WILL TRAIN' Survey S Utility Field Personnel Both entry level A experienced positions ava l rD O T E E B e ip a plus Some out o* tonn (rave1reqd le per itemi Exc beneMs bonus mcontue 401x E SO P A more ha'd working •ndiyiduats only may call 407-62*7144 or apply onane at: www tbegroup com EOE M F D V D F W P ' Swimm ng pool construction F T with boneMs package available Drive's tcenso required 407-324 2442 Pari time cook, servers A dishwasher needed. Contact Mytene 407 323 7306 Tow Truck driver needed >n Sanford a'oa to' 'Oil back A heavy Must have experience 407 321-7442 V vo n a s Fine Italian Restaurant in Lk Mary needs F/T day A nignt cooks A F/T day A night drivers Can 4073307040 W AN tED, LANDSCAPER Need landscaper to trim trees and bushes at a commercial properly at 300 N French Ave. in Sanford Must submit written bid by 5pm March 18. 2005 To review the scope ot work, call Ted or Dan at 407-3222611. W ine McQueen Masonry needs reliable expd masons A laborers Wi|h own t'a-'SkJ'tatun For rt«ve nlo pts can 407-416-6127 Share two story house in Lake Mary $400 mo Call 321-363 7587 95—R oommate Wanted Male or female roommate wared V* wound tow o» 2 stary home In Historic D strict Includes M kitchen and bath as wen as private and secure entrance $575 per month includes water and cable No pets Background check required Can 407-314 0379 97— ArARTMENTS Furnished Furnished court ya'd apt Clean quiet Mdyfar Includes cable uMitos covered parking i»ug tree non smnker For srgie $185mo Dxsmsi! mgd 407-4157131 407-262-2002. 99— Apartments U nfurnished MARINER'S VILLAGE i Axt *r* t DORM $545 MO 1 flDfiM $660 MO ANO UP IncknXJ 407-323-6670 100—C ondominium R entals 2BR 2BA new lownhome. comm pool nea' Seminole town Cento' $1030 mo Sec $1030 1st month $200 Oft 407774-1040 103—Houses - W d Care For Ytour Dog or Cat in Your Home While You Are OonetnenfyofTLC WUbnng in newspapers mai andev water pianist Vl m enebls Sanford/Carrtege Cove: New 3/2 DW all appliances A shed CampMnty set up. ready to move in $597/mo. includes lot rent, with approved credit 407-3238160 R IS IA IS -Sanford: New 3 7 Home in Celory Lakes 1465 sq 8.2 Car Garage Available Now1 $t250-mo -Sanford: Brand new 4 7 in Cokey Lakes 2.021 Sq Ft Lake View Section 6 Welcome $1250mo •111 Meadow. 3 7 t Car Garage Fpic Eat-In Kitchen Community Pool No Pets $1100 mo m l r m s h id PAYMENTS Aerry mads '» rung because xe a>e growing No ngnts o* ker-xonds Vou need car A Inve's license We provide a feat pace to wo»x penetits tpadnueage Can 407-331>266 MERRY MAIDS garage $875 OeKona: 3 2 w ? car garage over 1700 sq ft on 1/4 acre $900 m o Deflona: 3 2 w-2 car garage over fQOOsq ft on 14 acre $850 DeltoiuMM w carport fencod yd. $750 mo Jit / » i4 Thu M r < j. ' Cool It Con l All i n i t. f 1I 11 w1 •• fV».91It I ^ O ^ U f t r Hath it Hirar Brace A. Fegsa, AAMS I E machine. 17" monitor. Cannon printer. Westell DSL Router. 2 speakers. KB. B mos old $450 407-322-3232 191— B uilding M aterials CO R R U G ATED STEEL R O O P IN O for Barns. Boat Docks Shops eta Also Culvert Fhpe I5N20 18 *20 C e l For Prices Surplus Steel A Supply. Inc Apopka 407-293 5788 117—C ommercial R entals RENT You'll find tho "• • st Bargain#” In tha Sam lnola Hacald C lassified#! 407 321-0759 ,.ji The CLEANERS FOR THE WELL DRESSED PROFESSIONAL Fran kie's Cleaners xrai-x Starting i I Lake Mxry Vill. Publu Ctr 1K0I W. Lake Maty Blvd . Sic 161 I Call (407(102-15011 today •WAS •Poxxsrol Attorney •AMsvtt •Promssory Noto* •Rsiunts 5 Typng Sconce I w w w _*dw ardjue«»»*i^__ EdwardJoiMS Ik im i,li kniidluxaixxB tk r Mors ThoRatoy ftttW l Free Estimates * Insurance Specialists amencanmxNntilsitsnoa com Sermnoa County Lceme MN20'M281 Mstrtr offwBB8C*nfrp Fiona, 4 0 7 -3 9 0 -7 4 4 4 ANen-Adameyi Specializin g In Shop Seminole Herald’s Classifieds Everyday! cawe r-nei Ftonda Uc »C O C 1507007 • SEMINOLE COUNTY CLEXTON W AUFORO • Smal or Large Jobs Fra* Estimator Repair Lawn Sppdalista and every­ thing alee In betw e nl Free Esbmates KRHBDH UNORRNNX 3 2 1 4 2 3 4 8 0 2 io rc i RDBOM MS I BH •m *p+ 9L 4 0 7 -8 M -0 7 M ic p . 1 -8 7 7 -5 9 9 -6 7 1 9 m Sirkp Q t t l Horn* R r* I S Oi ? H m 3 fto | 6 Repairs 4 9 7 -3 2 2 -1 9 2 9 Sarkvd 3't CHA 12BCtabRd Ready 3 1 0 5 $850 plus dep 407-323-4540 RATES 185— C o m p u t e r s For S ale room gift shop or fitness11682 sq tt with kitchen and bath locates $12.sq 8 Available now1 Cal Pomg fo rty 407-322-8678 Rent with opton to buy Section 8 We>come4BR 1 5BA A C washer d'ye' a'arm system A fence $850 M O Rent plus Secunty Deposit $500 321 -2996173 1986 Camera VML 5 speed, nmr red paint, rebuilt motor, looks new. tuns graetSt 909 407-8301876 W H U U I • ■rbarS Beauty ■ fell: ' r im Work for Th« Bast! 231—C ars F or S a u to Pool Tabic: Gorgeous S' furniture-style table, decorative wgs leathor pockets, overwed t* three piece Italian slate Accessory kit, baks Brand new m ctate Cost $4500. sell, $1350 407-402-1781 or 386- ’ 753-0486 Sanford: 3 ? Over 1500 sq ft w sc pooh lonced yd. 2 car 223— 407-323-9408 Formal Dming Room table Mahogany oval, w/4 chairs A 2 leaves Asking $1200 obo 386 698 4273 Paul Osborne 407-321-47S4 Sanford: 2/1. renovated *1695 407-859-2562 is c e l l a n e o u s Tho HorSd IB not fMpomSii tot OffOfl 01Bn IdvtGoofTiinl if not oof* r*c*d by the Dnt mm* 0 1 * the Ad nppBBn Tht nranpap* ■ nof n iecnatia or kabe xxhelsoever to» any dam meat try an aa ot lor any o#Vw bshrcsb. pibducts * odpoitixiAgs cylisfsd by ouf •dv*bs*s Wi da net xnduie or promola h# purchaaa* or i m of any product setvcx company or mkvwual mat chooaaa to aavenwe m tow naasmper, and we rsaarv* ifw nghl rafuaa and/ax advwtwing xw daam vwpproprtato or unaccapMbto by ou< compdny toandardt Piiiow-Top Mattress sets Queen $135. King $195 407331-1941 or 386-753 0489 ffniUri l rroptnptf lets. cab . Lights, never ueed. Werrty. retell $4300. sacrifice, TO PLACE AD CALL 407-322-2011 Bed*. AJ brand new Never-Fkp 407 3 2 2 - 8 6 7 8 is c e l l a n e o u s Mol Tub/Spa. 5 person, 5hp,20 ORANGES S RED GRAPEFRUIT MERIWETHER FARMS 3461 CELERY AVE. SANFORD M SIFIEDS- M it required for Oed: NASA Technology Visco memory loam mattress set. as seen on TV/Mall 20 year nonprorated warranty All new in piastc Retails $1599 mustsei $595 407-831-1322 0» 386-753 1545 Delivery available L SPACE Ideal lor office, lea ( s A ' l kW -ln Kokomo Recyebng: 407-321-0004 B IS W. 1ST. Sanford M-P, 10-5, Set.9-1 221—G o od T hings to Eat Herald Service directory 181— A ppliances it F urniture For S ale 3 7 1 Car Garage Town Villa. Screen Porch Community Pool A Tennis $985 mo •2106 Amelia. 2BR Plus Bonus New Carpet Carport No Pets No Smoking $750’mo NaAlaSwaa A rtaaa^^^^ n io if iw i • w ts f iH References Available Upon Requeat Please Cal 407-3148703 2/t. 55* park, new paint, awning A skirting $3500.obo Terms 407-314-4154 FOR /IC Rl AIT T Aluminum, Cane, Copper, Brass. 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Ftortfe 22773 NOTICE Vehicle Auction M9 00am WHEN March M , SOM WHERE Pauls Towing. 1919 W 1st Street. Sanlord FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1995 MAKE EAGLE MODEL 4DR COLOR BROWN VIN* 2E3HD56F9SH618629 Hotted ol Intent 1 ID RnfenO A— rDHLy 4a Semmoie Community College hereby gives notice ot the intended amendment ot the tot lowing rule Pokey No 3 060 Pokey Title Student Attendance Pokey Purpose and Eflact To update terminology and provide tor active military service Legal Authority t t 1001 64 1001 64(81 Florida Statutes Vehicle Auction «»9 00am WHEN March 28. 2005 WHERE Pauls Towing 1919 W 1st Street Sanlord FL 32771 (407(321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1987 MAKE OLDS M OOEl 4DR COLOR WHITE VIN* 103NF5IU7MM2298t6 2003 Cham ** Mafcu V-6. Auto A l power. 87.090 Can Saturn North. 321-669-3009 2003 Saturn 1200 Priced to go loaded. 88.990 Can Saturn North. 321-669-3009 A Notice at Rule Development appeared on March A. 2005 m the Semmoie Herald A pubic hearing on the proposed rule may be requested m writing specifying how the person requestmg the pubic hearing would be affected by the pro posed rules withm ?t days ot ttvsnotce submitted lo Joseph A Samovsky Vce President tor Administrative and Business Servces a' the above address VEHICLE YEAR 1987 MAKE CADILLAC MOOEL 4DR COLOR WHITE VIN* 1G6CD5186H4314231 2003 Toyota Echo H A TE S O ASI A U T O . A C . A M O R E ' 89.990 C a « Saturn North 321689-3009 Vehicle Auction it 9 00am WHEN April 1. 2005 WHERE Pauls Towing 1919 W 1st Sheet Sanford Fl 32771 (407|321-7442 VEHIClE YEAR 1997 ,MAKF PONTIAC MOOEl 2DR CO l OR RED VIN* 1G2WP12K9VF283968 2005 Ford Focus 2>3 Sporty Auto, a l power 10K 810 990 Call Saturn North 321 6893009 - 235— an s ale 32771 at 1100 a m . on the 29th day ol March. 2005. the following fesenbed property as set lorth m said Order ol Final Judgment to wtl Prospective ladders may inspect vetuctet one hour prior to tale Terms are CASH OR CERTI FIED FUNDS' Pauls Towing reserves trie ngh( lo accept or reiect any and an BIDS 2000 Mazda MPV Sunroof, loafed, ona owner. 86.990 C al Saturn North. 321669-3009 2001 Chevrolet S-10 E*t cab V 6 . Auto. Better Hurry 89.990 C a l Saturn North. 321669-3009. Publish March 13 2005 OU89 276-Fence Public Auction ----vvnww r fonof M rvnet AJI Types of Fence Specializing in Vmyi Fencing -Free Ettimates -Lcenaedlnsured Ouality Work •Prompt Service 199? FORD 1FAPP36I6NK1123*4 1987 CADI 1G6JG51W7MJ508708 Publish March 13 2006 0093 (1) Year 1969 Make Ousmutme VIN* 1G3WH14W2KD357053 Trash Removal. Root Tear0 6 . Apt to House Cleanouts 407-464-6160 407-349-1313 (?) Year 198*Vasa Foid VIN* 1FAPP2890JT168*51 Pubkc auction to be hold at 9 fl­ am on the jgm fey et March, 2008 At the Iron! dost ot Sanlord Towmg A Recovery Inc . located al 2522 Country Club R d . Sanlord Fl 32771. lor too purpose ol dwpoamg ol the toilowmg vehete OMAN nonet of PUDUC AUCTION (31 Year 1989 Make Lincoln VIN* 1LNBM93E6K Y716412 Nome w hereby gn/an that Oviedo Road 8 Wrecker Service w* te l at pubfcc auction tor sal­ vage tor caah on damand to *w 9M3B88 th e Pubkth March 13.2005 0094 Pubfceh March 13.2006 0090 T ie B t f e f e e f e w W M * Mwamambwi Dtobfel hat reoerved to * 1 appbcbbonft) tor Conaumpbve Water Use bom Bsabnoto County Enwonmoniat Services 800 W Lake Mary Btvd. Sentord. FL 32773-74M. appkcaaon *95681 Tha appkcanl propotM to w *M nm 7J mfton galom ptr day o1 lor oommraal taduMbL houbbboto and u te n tortecape type uas The war*>swats 1 ■B 1 1 I £ 1 1 VM*J61QN7CAM>1010n. 19N Mercury Myefeue tour 1 1 1 1 of th e f ir s t At other crefeort ot toe dece dent and other persons having claims or demands agamst decadent s estate, including unmalured contingent or untouidatod damis must las the* claims wan tow court WITHIN K t m d a te PUBLICATION OF t h is NOTICE OR THIRTY |30l DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM JS1RF14AON?tOOt3S UNKNOWN SUZUKI RM 125 (4) Year 1991/Make Chevrolet VIN*2G t WN54T6M9105255 1975 Ptymouti tour door, grain V9MPH41KSD286814: All credrlors ot the decedent and other persons who have claims or demands agamst decedent s estate including unmatured contingent or unliquidated claims and who ha>e been served a copy ot this Nonce must Ne thee clam s with tn.s Court WITHIN T h e LATER OF THREE |3| MONTHS AFTER N0T1C8 0 * RJ8U C SA LE 03728AM Legals The administration ot the estate ot m a r y r u t h M u r r a y deceased whose date o> death was September 25 2004. is pending m the Cacuit Court tor Seminote County Fonda Probate Unison the address ot which it 301 N Par* Aye . Sanfoid Seminole Fl 32771 The names and eddx-sses ot the Ancillary Personal Representatives and the Personal Representatives art.* ney are set lorth below F44CT9V742409 03/3466 Mu r r a y NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1992 OLDS 1G3AM54N2N6360595 ^TafelTtoMtS^^erv!^” mary r u th I9*fc HONDA JHMAM5335GS028065 For further inlormalion please can (407)321 2048 279-H auung IN RE ESTATE OF Deceased 1979 DOOGE DELORISA RATLIFF Personal Representative 3901 Steams Road Valnro FL 33594 CECIL IAV TURNER Personal Representative 128 Hidden Lake Dnve Sanford F l 32773 M ORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM S INC AS NOMINEE FOR TAYLOR BEAN A WHITAKER M ORTGAGE CORP PWimtftt 1991 MOtfDA IMGFDWiOMl 0034 7(1 Pubic auction lo be held at 9 01 am on the dayltl speeded below al the front door ol Athen t Towing Inc Located at 2499 OW Lake Mary Rd Suite 134 Sanford F l to» the putpose ot disputing ot the toaowmg vehic le4 The date ot the hrtt publication ot this notice is March 6 2005 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED IN T H f CIRCUIT CO URT FOR SM M NOIE COUNTV. FIORIOA PRORATE DtVIStON FILE *; I9A9 BUlCK 1G4MP64CKKM412670 Publish March6. 13.2005 0034 IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT O f THE 1 IT H JUDICIAL CINCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLONIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO 04-CA-2660-14-L JAMES A BARKS Attorney Florida Bai No 197564 1I7HW First Street Suite B Sanford F I 37771 Telephone 407321 1224 Attorney tor Personal Representative Publish March 6 13 2005 0019 Vehicles may be viewed on# hour prior to sale Notwithstanding the time penods set forth above, any claim filed two (!) years or more after toe decedent» date ot death it barred All other creditors ot the dece dent and persons having claims or demands agamst the dece dents estate must Me the>r clavns with this Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATlON OF THIS NOTICE Peneta(» K Myers Personal Representative 2639 Gale Place Sanford Florida 32773 Removal ol the deserted vehi­ cles was conducted m compkance with F S 713 78 Notice that Marrys Towmg will ted said vehcles al Pubkc Auction tor Cash on MARCH 28. 2008 at 10 0 0 A M at 107 N Maple Ave Sanlord Ft 32771 A» vehcles sok) AS IS No title guaranteed Marrys Towing reserves the right to bid on any vehete MARYANNE MORSE Clerk O l Tha Cecut Court By Mary Steoupe Deputy CNrk WILLIAM L COLBERT Florida Bar No 122761 STEN STR O M MclNTOSM COLBERT. WMIGMAM RDSCHM ANN A PARTLOW PA Post Ortce Boi 4848 Sanlord FL 32772-4*48 Telephone 407 322 2171 Attorney tor Personal Representative The date ot first publication ot tint Notice is March 6 200S UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION ALL CLAIMS NOT SO F E E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Al creditors ot the decedent and other persons having claims ot demands eg/unsl decedent s estate, including unmatured contingent or unliquidated claims on whom a copy ot tins nobca is served must tile the* clavns with this 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 NOTW ITHSTANDING t h e TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE ANY CLAIM F il CO TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED Publish March 13 2005 009? Notice it hereby given Pauls Towing wi* sell at pubkc auction lor salvage lor cash on demand to highest bidder the loaowmg deserted vehicles TW T ord Banger Auto A/C W ont Last' 84.990 Call Saturn North. *21 -669-3009 1171 Chevy two door, brown VN*1Wf7UW407046; t W1 Chevy Canker blue. V*t*1Q1 JC34T4M7280041; Dated tow 26 day ol February. 2005 The administration of the estate ot JOAN B KINO deceased whose date ot death was October 11. 2003 is pending m the Ocu<1 Court lot Seminole County. Florida Probate Division the address ot which it 201 N Park Avenue Sanford FL. 32771 The names and addresses ot the Personal Representative and the Personal Representative s attor­ ney are set lorth below Publish March 13. 3005 2002 Saturn Vua AW D: Ona ownar. V 6 . toadad. 813.000 Cal Saturn North. 321-669-3009 S THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE JOAN B KINO. The auchon wd be hatd at 12 00 PM on the said dates above At Seminole Paint A Body 2540 S Myrtle Ava Sanlord. FL 32773 Prospective bidders may inspect vetuctet one hour pnor to sale Terms are cash or certi­ fied funds Seminole Wrecker reserves the nght to accept or refect any and a* tads Prospective bidders may inspect the vehetas on tha day before the auction between Oam-Spm Terms are cash or cerbbad funds 2002 Saturn SL1 Sedan Auto. A C . 8 Mora. 87.990. Call Saturn North. 321-609-3009 /SUVS/V M TM8 CfeCWT COURT FOR SCMMOLI COUNTY. FIOWOA FROBATI DtVIStON F i l l NO. Moa-CP-0322 IN RE: ESTATE OF 2004 JINO VIN* LAETC8DK641000873 toa morning at Autotromcs « 174 East Mitchell Hammock Road. Oviedo FL 32765 2002 Bulck Century O na ownar. V-6. Loafed. 87.900 C M Saturn North. 321-609-3009 o r Leg a ls Deceased Thts auckon w4i be hatd on 2001 Saturn S C 2: Ona ownar. auto. A C , A Moral 86.000 C a l Saturn North. 321-609-3000 F L eg a ls MARCH 28. 20M MARCH 18. SON « 10am m 2000 Honda One 8adan; Auto. pm locks. CO. ona ownar 18.000. Cal Salum North. 321680-3000. __________ 2000 Hyundl Accant: Ona ownar. Auto, loafed 84,000 Cal Salum North. 321 -660-3009 2000 Saturn LWt Wagon: 20k loafed, won!last. 86.000 Cal Salum North. 321 -600-3000. 2001 Saturn L300: V-6. loafed prtoad to Ool 80.990 Call Saturn North. 321-609 3000 eu c k L eg a ls n o tic e t o c r e d ito r s 2000 Chavrotat Cavaltat 8adan: Auto. AC. 8 Mora 84.000. Cal Saturn North. 321660-3000 T nonet n nefsoy yrvwfi Sermnote Part 4 Eddy wd sal at Pubic Auckon tor sahraga tor cash on demand to highest btdOe t , Ih 4 rOwOWK)^ uEfCf 040 vehetas: - Legals eg als nonet or r u o u c AUCTION VIN*JS10N7CA6S2t01093; 16M Dodge tneepid leal tour dr V1NMB3MO46T9TH202580. 1966 Nwean pickup buck tan. V9M1N6N001S3OC307291; 1997 Ford Ranger Mac*. VIN* 1FT C R 10A1VPA79640, 1991 Lincoln ConbnonW tour 407 322-2611 Publish March f. 13 2005 0020 VS MATRINKA PATRICK A K A MATRINKA M PATRICK et a O-vendants NOTICE O f FONCCOSUNE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVCN pursuant at a F ife Judgment ot F(*Ktosure dated the 25 day ot February 7005 and entered m Case No 04-CA2660-14-1. at the O curt Court at toe I6to Judoal C*cu4 m and lor Semmote County rswda wherem M OR TG AG E ELECTR O N IC R EG ISTRA TION S YS TEM S INC AS NOMINEE FOR TAYLOR BEAN A W HITAKER MORT G AGE CO RP is toe Plaintm a-x] MATRINKA PATRICK A K A MATRINKA M PATRICK UNKNOW N SPOUSE O T MATRINKA PATRICK A K A MATRINKA M PATRICK JO H N D OE JANE DOE AS UNKNOW N TEN A N T iSi IN PO SSESSIO N O F THE SU B JE C T PR OPERTY are felendants I wA sell to toe rvghest and best balder lor cash at the W EST FRONT DOOR al toe Seminole County Courthouse ai SANFORD F or ida al 11 00 a m on toe 12 day ot Aprs 2005 toetoisiwmg f e senbed property as set lorth (i sad F na Judgment, ki wit LOTA 11 ANO 12. BLOCK t. PINE LEVEL, ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THERE­ OF. RECOROEO m PLAT BOOK A. PAGES M ANO 87. OP THE PUBLIC RECOROB OP W MSFH t COUNTY. PLOROA. in accordance with toe Amencans with Dwabwtws Ad. Persons w<h Disatetm need­ ing a special accommodabon to rartmpata m tow profearkng should contact the Court Adrmmatrotor at 301 N Park Avenue. Surte N 301. Sanlord FL 32771. Tawptoona Number (407) 665-4227 wttom 2 work ■ng days of your report ot tow note*. * you are hearing or voce fttp M d . ca» 1600-9558771 NOTICE 1 1 1 1 appkcaboWa) tor Consumpeva^WMaTuMkani I has reoewed toe 1 Ftondaw Aquttor wa 3 proposed webs ci Samnato County, toefed *1 1 C*y o>Cat—ferry, 95 Tnpwt Lake Dr. C l u s t e r y FL 327071 appk * 174 1 leebone 2 2 .2 3 .2 4 .3 7 .3 8 .2 4 Tawneh? i| Souto Rang* 28 East 1 cakon *3632 Tha appkcanl prapoaes to wdhdraw 0 003 mfkon gal­ l at 10am la lons par day ot groundwater horn toe surkoal aqufer tor oonummam rsmsWtoan Tha wShdrawaW used by tow prapoaad prayed wWconsari ot groiaifeaNt bom too Floridan Aqudar via 2 actor# watt at Senwiato County, located ai Secbon A. Townalap 2t Souto. Range 30 Eato known as Csaasbirry WiHi a sti r Traakiwnl Facwty known a t NW RaptonH Wator Resource FacWy Atoo. toa w«hacgM ato tormat oI gmundwator bom t e FtarMan Afetor wa 2 p opoaad webs m Samnoto County loomed in Sacbon 24. t a m t i g 2i0 Souto. 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Ptanfe 1 B 1 T 7 - t « 8 so toHr f e n 21 f e bom f e d f e ot aiMnmgn 1 W HM M H d W i dsuM M M ly (Mo oamotor be nama an* afemaa. 1 Nm i b W 1 f e b M 1 fete tewad feJL 1 aveSafe Nf fwpacbon Monday VoauB* Fnday aaoapt tor lagV hofc- to 8 4 0 p m to toa S i* Johns R fer* Wator 1 feya. ABO a m i HR I mN 11301 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DtVtSKM CASE NO.: M-CA-2709-14L TM S M O R TG AG E D B A TH E M O N EY S TO R E INC Plaintiff NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE N O TIC E IS H E R EB Y GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ot Foreclosure dated the 25to day ol February 2005 and entered in Case No 04 C A 2709-141. ol the Circuit Court ot toe 16TH Judioai Circuit m and tor Seminole County Florida wherem TM S M O R T­ GAGE IN C D T L A THE M ONEY STO R E it the Plaintiff and G E O R G E J M EN D E Z C IT IF IN A N C IA l E Q U IT Y S E R V IC E S INC . FORD M O TO R C R E D IT CO M P A N Y D E N IS E J M EN D E Z UNKNOW N S P O U S E O F D E N IS E J M EN D E Z UNKNOW N SPOUSE OF G EO R GE J M EN D EZ JO H N D OE JANE D OE AS UNKN O W N T E N ­ AN T (Si IN P O S S E S S IO N O F THE S U B JE C T PROP E R TY are defendants I wiH sen to the highest and best bidder tor cash at the W EST FRONT DOOR at the Semmoie County Courthouse m S A N F O R D Florida at 1100 a m on toa 29to day ot March 2005 toe following described property as sel lorth in said Final Judgment to wit THE S O U T H 132 5 F E E T OF THE W E S T HALF O F LO T 16 B LO C K 0 PRAIRIE LAKE PARK A C C O R D IN G t o th e plat b o o k i pag e 64. OF TH E P U B LIC R E C O R D S O F SEM INOLE C O U N T Y FLORIDA In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act Persons with Disabilities needing a special accommo­ dation to participate m tow proceeding should contact toe Court Administrator at 301 N Park Avenue Suite N 301 Sanlord FL 32771 Telephone Number (407) 665-4227 with­ in 2 working days ol your receipt ot this notice, it you are hearing or voce impaired can 1 800 955 6771 day ot M ARYANNE M ORSE CLER K O F TH E C IR C U IT COURT S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLORIDA by M ARY S TR O U P E Deputy Clerk Submitted by Law Ottca ot Marshall C Watson 1800 NW 49th Street SM 120 Fort Lauderdale 33309 Ph (954)453-0365 Fas (954)7716052 Florida Publish March 6. 2005 and March 13.2005 0031 IN THICMCUTT COURT OF THB COMTCAMTH jn MAM I COUNTY. FLOfeOA CABS NO.: 6 4 C A 66A 144. THE OAKS AT WINTER SPRINGS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. MC ANOREAHADBA. an rtbmdual UNKNOWN SPOUSE <9 ANOREAHADBA: And Urbnovn Oooupanks) Nabob « hartey garni p m bubrt to on Offer or F M •im aato ontorod on ftfettory 28. BOOS In M b O M t/ feb mJ nT c? law ad to I Ordered at Sanlord, Seminole County Florida tow the 25th day ot February. 2005 Maryanne Morse As Clerk Circuit Court Semmote County Florida By Mary Stroupe As Deputy Clerk G E O R G E J M EN D EZ el al Defendants Dated this 25th February 2005 L O T 9. TH E O A K S SUB. according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 53. Pages 35 A 36 Pubic Record ot Semmote County. Florida (a V a 117 Lwa Loop. Wmler Springs Florida 32706) atotoTw David N Glassman P A 216 Annie Street Orlando Floods 32806 Telephone (407) 643-5640 It you aie a person with a disability who needs any accomodation m order to par­ ticipate in this proceeding you are entitled at no cost to you to the provision ot cer­ tain assistance Please con­ tact ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Ava Suite N30t Sanford FL 3277t. Telephone (407) 323-4330 eit 4227 within two(2) work­ ing days ol your recent of tow notice it you are hearing or voce impaired call 1-600955 8771 Publish March 6 2005 Ma'ch 13 2005 0039 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO 04-CA-1098-14-K C H A R L E S W ILLIAM S JR AS T R U S T E E OF TH E C H A R L E S W ILLIAM S JR REVO CABLE TR U S T OF 1997 PlaintiK. G O L F P LA C E AT A L TA ­ M O N TE LLC a Florida limit­ ed liability company et al Defendants THIRD AMENOEO NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that pursuant to Summary F mai Judgment m Foreclosure entered on the 4th day of November. 2004 and subsequest Orders entered December 14 2004. January 13 2005 and February 15 2005 in the above cause pending m the Circuit Court tor Semmoie County Florida Civil Action No 04 C A 1095 M K. tor the purpose ot satisfying said lodgment I the undersigned will sen the following described property in Semmote County Florida towit Legals W EST HA LF O f SAID S O U TH W E S T Q U A R TE R O F TH E S O U T H W E S T Q U A R ­ TER OF S E C TIO N 11; TH E N C E RUN S O U T H 00* 33 59* W EST. ALO N G SAIO E A S T LIN E. 28 02 F E E T. TH E N C E RUN S O U TH 95* 44 21* W EST. 58 23 F E E T. TH E N C E RUN N O R TH 69* 49 43* W E S T 552 64 F E E T T O A PO IN T LYING 35 00 F E E T EAS T. W H E N M E A ­ SU R ED AT R IG H T A N G LE S O F SAID W E S T LINE O F S E C TIO N 11 TH E N C E RUN S O U T H 40* 07' 13* W EST. 54 79 F E E T T O SAID W E S T LINE O F S E C T IO N 11. TH E N C E RUN N O R TH 00* 24' 52* E A S T ALON G SAID W E S T LINE 74 25 F E E T T O THE POINT O F BEGINNING TH E ABO VE D E S C R IB E D PARCEL O F LAND LIES IN S EM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLORIDA Block A Traci 55 (Less the East 507 25 leal thereol). replat ot tracts 47.50. 51. 54 55 A 56 Eicept lots 1 to 4. A 21 to 24 ot block H Traci 56. Samando Springs accordfig to tha plat thereof, recorded in Plat Book 7. Pagers) 4. ol the Pubkc Records ot Seminole County. Florida Block B Tract 55 (LE S S the West 496 leal thereof) Replat ot Tracts 47 . 50 . 51. 54. 55A56. eicept tots 1 to 4. A 21 to 24. ot Block M. Tra d 56 Sanlando Springs according to the plat thereof recorded m Plat Book 7. page 4. of the Pubic Records ot Semi now County Florida Less and eicept from the above that certain property deeded lor road purposes to toe City of Altamonte Springs Florida by Warranty Deeds recorded m Ottoei Records Book 2142 page 1280. v td Ottoei Records Book 2142. page 1292 Pubic Records at SemmoW County Florida at pubic sale to the highest and best Ndder tor cash et the west front steps ol Semmoie County Courthouse. 301 N Park Ave . m the City ol Sanford. Florida, at the hour ol 11 00 a m on the 17th day ol March 2005 Witness my hand end a fl­ oat seal at Sentord Florida, this ?8th day of February. 2005 MARYANNE M ORSE Clerk ot toe Circuit Court By M ARY S TR O U P E Deputy Clerk Lawrence W Borns Esq 412 N Halrfai Avenue Daytona Beech FL 32118 (3661252-6406 Publish March 6 2005 March 13 2005 0040 From the Northwest corner ol the Southwest 1/4 ol the Southwest 1>4 ot Section It Township 21 South Range 29 East Semmoie County. Florida run S 00* 19 00* E along the West line ot said Section it a distance ot 25 Ieel to the point ot toe begin­ ning thence run N 69* 24' 00' E parallel with the North kne ot said Southwest 1/4 ot the Southwest 1'4 ol Secbon 1 1 a dwtance ot 645 76 teet to a pomi on to# east kne ol me West 11? ol said Southwest 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4 ol Secbon I t ; thence run S 00* 09' 29* E along l t d East kne 337 83 teet thence run S 69* 24' 00* W 644 A3 teet to Moreevd West line ot Section 11; thence run N 00* 19' 00* W along said West kne 337 52 teel to toe p o rt ot begmrsng LE S S and E X C E P T toe Weal SOleettoereol A LS O LE S S and E X C E P T A PARCEL OF LAND LYfeO IN THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 11. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH. RANGE 29 EAST DESCmSED AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUAR­ TER OF SAIO SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 11: THENCE RUN SOUTH OCT 24 ST WEST. ALONG THE WEST U N i OF SECTKM 11. A DISTANCE OF 2890 FEET TO THE POWT OF ■EOfeMNO; THENCE RUN b o o t h m r » r o r e a s t. PARALLEL WITH THE NORTH UNE OF BAR) SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST OUARTER OF SECTION 11. A INS­ TANCE OF A4S 78 FEET TO THE EAST UNE OF THE )' M M b b I^ p UMUUM Me �^1 ' I Lecals Lecals * P « xwcwt court OFTHEBOHTEMITH Jumculcmcwt M ANO FOB MMMOU COUNTY, FLORBA CAM NO. 8M M 4834NM. KATHARINE M JACKSON. N »m* ANO TRACY W THOMAS. flMponNm NOTICE Of ACTION FON DISSOLUTION OS MAHMAQC TO Tracy Thomaa YOU ARE NOTIFIED (hat an action haa bean Med agamat you and Ihal yog ara required to •a»va a copy ol your written defen aea. it any to it on Katharine M Jackeon whoee addrata ia 736 Suncratl Loop Caaaatoarry F l 32707 on of balora April 11, 1006 and Ha lha original with Itia Clerk of INa Court at 301 North Para Avanga Sanlord FL 32771. batora aarvca on Pekkoner or immacAalafy tharaaftar H yog lad to do ao. a dafauit may ba antarad agamat you lor tha ratal damandad m lha patiton Copaa ol an court documama «i INa caaa including ordara. ara available at tha Clara ol tha Circuit Court a odea You may ravaa thaaa documenta upon raquaat You muat ila p tta Clara ol tha Cveurf Court a Odea notified ol trour currant addraaa (you may I'M Notice ol Currant Addraaa Florida Family Form 12 915) Future papara m th.a laaauit awn ba mailed to the addraaa on record at tha Clara a odea WARNING Rule 12 785. Florida Family Law Rulea ol Procedure requi'ea certain automatic diactoeure ol docu­ menta and information FaJu't to comply can reault in aanclions including diamtaaal or atriamg erf ptoadmga DATED March 4 2005 MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Nancy R Wmter Deputy Clara Publish March 13 20 27 2005 and April 3 2005 0068 MMMOLE COUNTY •CC PROJECT SOLICITATIONS For information on Sam mote County BCC procurement# pieate visit our website at www semmoiecountyd gov pur­ chasing select Currant Procurement lor a list ol an active aoKitatons Many can ba downloaded al no ctiarga Soiic-taton and Procurement mtofmelon is also available al tha Purchasing and Contracts Drvtson located m tha County Servcet Building n o t East tat SI Room 3208 Sanlord Florida Phone 407 665-7131 To guarantee receipt ot adden­ da aM respondents should check tha website or contact lha Purchasing and Contracts Division seven calendar days prior to tha fued receiving data ot submdlalatods PiAttlsh March 13 2005 0069 IN T H t CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I EIGHTEENTH JUOtCUU. CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SCM NOLE COUNTY. FLORtOA CASE NO 06-OR44448O4. In Re The Mamage Ot SHELDON G LAMAR Petitona< L *«V *W park su bo in pb tortW: SPG 41 THE SOUTH 300 FEET OF THE SOUTHEAST OUARTER (M 1/4) OF THE SOUTHWEST OUARTER (8W 1M) OF THE SOUTHEAST OUARTER (SE 1/4) OF SECTION 27. TOWN­ SHIP 20 SOUTH. RANGE 28 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA * * PArtiAt m inMa« and ctow r* sheI have an opportuney to ba heard « aaid hearing By order of toa O y Comrmaaion ol lha CAy ol Sanlord. Ftonda ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC 8 a person dacid^t to appeal a dacs•ton made wdh rasped to any fhAtter consOarad al Via above fnaaiing or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record ol tie Deled tote 7 day ol Match. 2006 Maryann# Monk (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Ctofk ol 8ta Crrcu* Court Prtxaedngt. ndudmg the teek- "wny knd evidence, which fw »tl R not provided by tta CffyolSantord (F S 2880105) By MarySkoupe Deputy Dark PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 407330 5810 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETlNQ n ® n n wi i rn 5*#fr*nos# t w ie j THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P.A.. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S Unrvarvty Drive 8u8e 500 Cynthia Porter Deputy Crty Clark PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE FIRST INSERTION TO 954-2338555 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DIS­ ABILITIES ACT. penont with duabilrtwi needmg a ipacial aocommodakon mould contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at lha SEMINOLE County Courlhouae at 407-665-4227. 1800-855-6771 (TOO) or 1-800955-8770. via Florida Relay Pubkah March 13.2005 0071 M THE o n c u tT COUNT OF TH E 18TM JU W C U L CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SCMNOLE COUNTY. FLORtOA GENERAL JURttDICDON C A M NO: 84-CA-M81-14-K SONJA NADiNE SMILE YRespondent NOTICE OF ACTION OF DISSOLUTION OF MAMMAQS ( 12818(a) TO SONJA NADINE SMUEY- MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS INC PLAINTIFF CIRCUIT COURT 1 V fvvvIFt9 k rfkuW VVf M THB VS JACKSON W PENTURFF IF LIVING ANO IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS. DEVISEES GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. under or AGAINST JACKSON W PENTURFF. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JACKSON W PENTURFF. IF ANY. LAKE FOREST MASTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC . JOHN DOC AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment d Foreclosure dated March 3 2005 antarad m Ctvrf Casa No 04-CA 2681-14-K ol lha Circuit Court ol the I8TH Judoai Circuit m and lor SEMI­ NOLE County Sanlord Ftonda l wtl te l to lha Nghett and beat bidder lor cash at the West Front Door at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 301 North Park Avenue m Sanlord Ftonda at 11 00 am on tha 19 day ol April 2005 the following described property as sal forth m sad Summary Fmal Judgment to-wit LOT 76 LAKE FOREST SEC T O N TWO A ACCORDING TO THE PLAT BOOK 43 PAGES 60 ANO 61. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA Dated this 7 day ol March 2005 Mary arm# Morse (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Clark oI the Circuit Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clark Ptbksh m Tha Sammola Herald THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 901 S Unrvarsrty Dove Suite 500 Plantation FL 33324 (954)233 6000 04 35376 LAMAR YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an acton lor dissolution erf marriage-has been tiled agamat you and you are requved to serve a copy ol your written defenses to it it any on tha peti­ tioner SHELDON G LAMAR whose address is 605 South North Lake Boulevard Apt 46 Altamonte Springs FL 32701 A copy ol such written defenses, rf any must be served on or before April 14,1006 The ongmal ol such written defenses musi be Mad with the Clara ol this Court before earn ce on Petitioner or mmeikateiy thereafter N you tarf to do ao a default we be entered agamat you lor the reset demanded m the petrhon WARNING Rule 12 285 Florida Family Law Rules ol Procedure requires certain automatic d-sdoaure of docu­ ments and mtormabon Faitora to comply can reeiA m •Anc­ ie n t including dismissal or etntmg of pwadnge WITNESS my hand and tie seal ol to* court on March 8. 2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Semmoto Courdy By Nancy R Wmter Deputy CMS Pubkah March 13 20 27. 2005 and Aprs 3 2005 0070 NOTKC OF I I oitoecey ol an* hold a IN 700 P M on M i. et 8tt CAy Chamber*. CAy Maa. mo PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE FIRST INSERTION TO 954 2338555 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT partont wrth duaMik#* needmg a spe­ cial accommodafaon should con­ tact COURT ADMINISTRATION at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-665-4227. 1 600-955 8771 (TDDl Of 1-800955-8770 via Florida Relay Service Pubkah March 13 20 2005 0074 M THE CIRCUIT CO URT OF THE 18TH J L 0 C U L CWCW T .M A B O F O B COUNTY, F LO N O A GENERAL JURISDICTION DfVtBtON C A M NO 84-CA-2232-14-K GMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF b h o iio f u m ik o f l Lecals hRpato and beat btodar tor catot at too WEST FRONT DOOR al itoto County In SANFORD. Florida. to 1100am . on too 88t day ol Aprl. <006, 8to tadoartng daaertoad proparty a t aal torn In uM Final Judgment to art: 2006 to Ma caaa now pandtog to aato Court, too alyto ol aihtah latodtoaiadMova. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK Samtooto County O cu * Dotal THE EAST 18 FEET OF LOT 7 (LESS THE SOUTH 14 FEET THEREOF) ANO AU OF LOTS S ANO a. BLOCK B. MASK ADDITION TO LONGWOOD, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 22. OF THE PUBLIC R f CORDS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ OA In l Ad. mg a R acial aocommodtown to participate In this proceeding khould confect tha Court Admfmetralor at 301 N Park Avenue, Sanlord FL 32771, Telephone Number (407)3234330 not War than aavan (7) daya prior to tha praceedtog. 8 hearing unpaired. (TOO) 14008554771 or Voice (V) 14008554770 via Ftonda Relay WITNESS my hand and the aaal ol tva Court tha 7»i day ol March. 2005 Aa dark ol to# Court By Mary Stroup# Aa Deputy Clerk law Office ol Merman C 1800 NW 48TH STREET. SUITE 120 FT LAUDERDALE, FL 33308 Telephone (854) 453-0365 facamvle (854)7714052 CAM N0 H»tCA4 ar4-14« Pubkth March 13. 20. 2005 0077 NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE CO PLAINTIFF VS BRIAN OWENS. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. QRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH UNOER OR AGAINST BRIAN OWENS UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BRIAN OWENS. IF ANY. SANORA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) m TH E CIRCUIT CO URT OF TH E 18TH JUOtCIAL l~B4f IW V tyVHRWBY W vvkrW vTl| M ANO FOR irM W O t 8 COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DtVWKM C A M NO.: 84 C A 1488 14K MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC AS NOMMEE FOR HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL NETWORK. MC . FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauanl to a Summary Fmal Judgment ol Forectoaure dated March 3. 2005 antarad m Ctvrf Caaa No 04-CA-2274-14-K ol lha Cvcuit Court ol lha I8TH Judoai Circuit m and tor SEMI NOLE Courtly Sanlord. Ftonda. i wd tea to me r*ghe*t and beat bidder lor cash al the Waal Front Door « toe SEMINOLE Courtly Courlhouae located al 301 North Park Avenue m Sanlord. Ftonda. at 1100 am on tha 5 day ol April. 2005 the loHowmg daaerbed property a* aal forth m w d Summary Fmal Judgment to-art LOT 34 BLOCK 3. REPIAT OF SANORA UNITS 1 ANO 2. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGES 11 AND 12. AS RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA SAID LAND SITUATE. LYING ANO BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Dated Vim 7 day ol March . 2005 Maryarma Moree (CIRCUIT COURT MALI Cterh ol Me C«cu4 Court By Mary Stroup# Deputy Clark UNIT(B) 102 Georgetown Or. Caaeatoerry, FL. more pameuy daaenbad aa: Sac 21, Townahip 21S. Range ME. SubdMaion 517, Block 0000. Loffa) 102 ORDERED at Santord. Sammola County. Ftonda Ma *w 7*i day ol March. 2006 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark, Cacu* Court Sammola County. Ftonda By MaryStroupe Al Deputy Clark DAVIO N OLASSMAN. PA 216 Anna Street Ortando. FL 32606 Talaphona (407) 643-5640 » you ara a paraon with a dieabwty who naada any accom­ modation m order to parkopata to Ma ptoca admg. you ara anbbad. at no coat to you. to tha provwon ol cartam aaaiatance PIm m contact Court Admmiitration al M l North Park Avanua. Suita NMt. Santord. Ftonda 32771 (407) 665-4227. within (2) working dayt ot your recap! ot true notca. 4 you ara hearing or voice impaired, call t-(BOO)8654771 Pubkah March 13.20. 2005 0079 M THB CIRCUIT COURT OF T H t EIGHTEENTH JUOICtAL C M C W T O FFLO R CA ) FOR (C O U N TY GENERAL DICTION n v M O N C A M NO. 86-7B8-CA-14Q CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PtamMI. Datondant (a) DANIEL WHITE A4UA DANNY WHITE A/K/A DANIEL LEE WHITE AAUA DANIEL L WHITE, e ta l. NOTICt OP FORCCLOBUM SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauanl to a Fmal Judgment oI Forectoeure dated tha 3 day ot March. 2005 and entered Caaa No 04-CA-24S8-t4«. ol lha Ocurf Court ol lha 180) Judicial Circuit m and tor Sammola County. Ftonda wherein MORTGAGE ELEC TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS­ TEMS. B C AS NOMINEE FOR HOMECOMINGS FINANCIA L NETWORK. INC. * Vie Ptamkff and DANIEL WHITE AM/A DANNY WHITE AK/A DANIEL LEE WHITE AAUA DANCL L WHITE: ALAN WHITE AK/A ALAN D WHITE AACA ALAN DEWAYNE WHITE: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ALAN WHITE MCA ALAN 0 WHITE AACA ALAN DCWAVNE WHITE. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DANIEL WHITE AKA DANNY WHITE A4CA DANIEL LEE WHITE A4CA DANIEL L WHITE. JOHN DOE. JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TEN ANT(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY ara OatondarN Ilad aa« to tta hghaal and boat hddor tor caah al Bta WEST FRONT DOOR al lha Sammola County Courlhouae m SANFORD Ftonda. N il 00 am on tta Sdt day of Apni. 2005. too toaowmg dncrtoid proparty a* aat ton m u k ) Fmal Judgmam. to w« Pubkah m Tha Sammola Herald THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S Unrverkrfy Drive Soke 500 Plantation FL 33324 (8541233-8000 01-77782 LOT 8. BOCK 3. NORTH ORLANDO 2ND ADDITION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO M PLAT BOOK IS. RAOES 55 THROUGH 57. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF MMBrfOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE FIRST INSERTION TO 854 233-8555 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona anti mahiiaai needing a apecaaf aocommodakon khourfd conlad COURT AOMLUSTRATION at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouae at 407465-4227. 1 800-8554771 (TOO) or 14008554770. via Ftonda Ralay Service In accordance with tha American# w«i Dwatakkee Act. Paraona with Dwabrfkkak naad* mg a tpoaaf aocommodakon to partopala m 8ka procaafl khould contact tha Court Admmwaatoi at M i N Parti Avanua. Sanlord FL S277I Totaphono Number (407)323 43M not Mar toan aavan (7) daya pnor to too pracaodng * Itaarmg awpaaad. (TOO) 1 4 0 0 8664771 or Waca (V) 14008554770 ma Ftonda Ralay 113. 20.2009 WITNESS my hand and Bta aaal o4 Baa Cotat Baa 7*i day ol a to n e s op NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauanl to a Fmal Judgment ol Forectoeure dated March 3. 2005 and antarad m Caaa No 04-700-CA-14-G ol tha Circuit Court ot the EIGHTEENTH Judoai Cvcurt m and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. Ftonda wherem CHASE MANHATTAN MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION ia Plaintiff and NlCKULUS WILLIAMS, at a l. art Defendanti I wrfi eei to tha hignaat and beat bodar for cam at tha Weal front door ol lha Coufthouaa m SANFORD. SEMINOLE County- Ftonda. 11 00 AM o ctock on toe 5to day ol April. 2005. tha kHtowmg daaertoad property a i aal forth m aato Fmal Judgmam. to wit LOT 20. BLOCK 35 DREAMWOLD 4TH SECTION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 98. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. eA/a 2518 Georgia Avanua Sanlord Ftonda 32771 DATED Ma 7*t day ol March. 2005 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Ctofk ol aato Court By Mary Stroupe Aa Deputy Clark Submitted by Faber 4 Gavu P A BOM SW 77th Avanua Su4e 200 Mtomt, Florida 33156-2818 (305)862-4110 Paraona wtot a dwatNkty who naad a apoaaf aocommodakon to paikcpato m Me proceed ahould contact Court Admraabakon at M\ N Pam Avanua. Sude NMt. Sanlord Ftonda 32771. w4hm 2 working daya pnor to tha procoodmg Telephone (407)665-4227 1800-8664771 (TDDl or 14008564770 (V) ma Florida Relay Service Pubkah 0060 I COUNTY. Maryann# Moru AaCMk o ltia Court By Mary M omo Aa Deputy Ctam BITM t CMCWT COURT OP TMS StOMTUNTM JUOCtAL CMCWT M AMOPORI COUNTY. I RJS FAMILY LB4ITE0 LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP. <001-1. 1800 NW 48TH STREET. SUITE 1<0 FT LAUOEROALE. F l <8308 tollMUkl (894) 443-0386 Facaania (884)7714088 PuNMt Manh 18, SO. SOM aS * m ! « m M CkCuA GeMI Ol MB <TH jmBbMCaaB f andM J ll SSsHSss uty Ctork TRUSTEES OP ^ Howard L Cauval Aitomay tor PlatorfR 233 E Rich Avanua Deland. Florida 32724 Pubkah 0061 113. 80.8006 M T W i q R a K T CO U R T OP TH E EIGHTEENTH JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR BEbMtOLB COUNTY, F LO N O A G ENERAL CURL B W M O N C A M NO.: B8-CA-8778-14K HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III PtamM. JORDAN SCOTT BECKNER AAL'A JORDAN SCOT BECKNER AK/A JOROAN S BECKNER. JOANNE COURSON BECKNER A/K/A JOANNE C BECKNER: HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III: and UNKNOWN OCCUPANTS. TENANTS. OWNERS. ANO OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES ncfctomg. rf a named Defendant it deceeeed. toe paraonai repreunutivek. lha turvtvtng tpoute. heat. daviaaat. granrfaat craddora. and a l other partial cleaning by. through, under or agaaiet that datondant. and tha eeveral and reapecbve unknown aiugne auccaaaora m n torail truetael or other paraona ctoanng by. through, undar or aeaatat any corporation or other legal entity named aa a dalandant and a* daanantt. paraona or partial natural or corporate, or whoee aiact legal itatui i$ unknown, claiming undar any ol tha above named or daaenbad defendant# Oetondanta NOTICt OP SALE Notice w hereby given that, purauanl to the Order or Fmal Judgmam antarad m thu cauaa. m tha Circuit Court ol Sammola County. Ftonda I at* aal toe property aHuatad m Sammola County. Ftonda. doaerfood aa LOT 19. ANO THE NORTH 27 FEET OF LOT 20. 2NO SEC­ TION FORT MELLON. SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA. A SUBDIVI­ SION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORO­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 46. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA at pubkc tala, to tha rvgheat and beat Odder, tor cam. at toe watt front door ol tha Sammola County Courthouae. Sanlord. Florida 32771 al 11 00 AM on Apms 2005 DANKO PtffUJPS; RAT DOE PHILLIPS. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP DANKO PHILLIPS: TMOTHY DRUHE; CHERYL ORUHE; V LMNO. INCLUOINO ANY UNKNOWN BPOUM OP8AO OEFENOANT(8), IP REMARRIED, ANO IP DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. QRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS ANO TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANT^): FREMONT INVESTMENT A LOAN. WHETHER DISSOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXIST**). TOGETHER WITH ANY GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENOR8. OR TRUSTEES OP SAC DEFENDANT^) ANO A a OTHER PERSONS CLAIMMG BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENOANT(S). JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT: JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. Notice ia hereby gnmn toat. purauanl to a Fmal Summanr foment ol Foredoaure •nitrto in in# #oov#*tTyr#o cauaa. In toe OcuK Court ol Sammola County, Ftonda. I wd aell lha property artuale In Sammola County. Ftonda. LOT 60. CAMDEN CLUB. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 54. PAGE 1. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA W THE COUNTY COURT MANOPOR SO BN O U COUNTY. CAM NO. N 4C -1M 9M P SPRINGWOOD VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION OF LONGWOOO. INC . a Ftonda bnol-torOprol4 corporation NEKEISHA SONG*, and UNKNOWN TENANT 1 ANO 2. NOTICE OP piaauam to a Fmal Summary Judgmam ol Forectoeuie February 16 2006 and a m Caaa No 04CC1640 ol toe County Court ol SEMINOLE COUNTY Florida Spring* ood Village Condominium Aaaociebon ol longwood. Inc « toe and Nekewha Song* and Unknown Tanam t and 8. ara toe Dalindaraa. I wA aaa to toe togbeel and beat bMEer tor caah al toe Waal From Door Semnoto County Courthouae 801 N Pat* Avenue. PL 32771 al 1100 am on toe day ol March. 8006. toe ng Eaaotoad property a t aal forth « aaid Fmal Summary Judgmam. art UNIT 14AO. SPRINGWOOO VILLAGE. A CONOOMNIUM. ACCOROWO TO THE DECLA­ RATION OP AS RECOROEO 84 OPPIQAL RECOROS BOOK 1831 1048. PUBLIC RECOROS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. jwtottoeCtotoefBdi Cowl and to a a w • eapy Noaoa ol / totopraeai toractoaura ol i _____ toe blowing deecrtoed property tow*: LOTS 18 M O 1 1 TMOMAB ADDITION TO MORAY, ACCOROMO TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS RMOROCD M PLAT BOOK 7, RAOE M OP THE PUBLIC RECOROS OP SEMffrfOLE COUNTY. R jORFDA. AK/A 1811 WATER STRUT, SANFORO. FL 38771. xocaatong. on p totoin RMrnay. a datouA wR ba • *■ • * day ol P U 84. 8006 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT By Carol Moore Deputy Clark Law Otooaa ol Contmora Denial C. MOdKMPMtOrtv* Pubkah March 13,80.1 00*6 at pubkc kale, to Bta to^iaat and beat bidder, lor caah. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUM. SANTORO. FLORIOA. Ftonda. at 1100 AM . on toe 24 day ol March. 8006 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OP CIRCUIT COURT BY Maty Stroupe Deputy Clark Law Office# ol Darnel C Conauagra 9204 Kmg Palm Drive Tampa. Florida 33619-1326 Aitomay# tor PtamM Pubkah March 13. 20. 2006 0064 OP TNI STATE OPPLOR0A. MANOPQR SMBBOLE COUNTY. CtVK 0IV18KM CAM NO: 6KCA-1S6-14W Pubkah March 13. 20. 2005 0062 YOUAREHERMYNBAWd to Ra yew w m m m M R » any. » « Bta M m Tampa FL 8M18-188S A/K/A 8418 SOUTHERN GAR­ DEN CIRCLE. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL 32714 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT By.Mary B en y a Deputy Ctork ENRICO O GONZALEZ. PA Aitomay at Law 6255 Eatt Fowler Avanua Temple Terrace FL 33617 Ftonda Bar M6M72 (9)3)9604302 OTHER P ER B O H BY. THROUGH UNDM. OR ■ you taltoW aycw an— w ar Bt THE CMCWT COURT In accordance with tha Americana With Dmatvkbea Act. paraona neeftng a apacial acco­ modation to parkapato m tow Hearing ahould contact tha ADA Coordmelor not later than aavan (7) daya pnor to toe prooeedmg ma toe Ftonda Relay Serve# at 1400-9554770 |DEFENDANTS) NOTICE OP BALI Dated ttva 7th day ol March. 2005 to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tod t Maryarma Mona. Ctork ol toe Circuit Court. Eight#■ JuBoai Cacud to and tor ■amatole Counfo. Ptonda. to awt CRAiGA.KBlG.0laL. CITIFINANCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. INC . P/K/A FORD CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY. INC. va KARENE T ROBERTS AAC/A KARENE T SMITH. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP KARENE T ROBERTS AM/A KARENE T SMITH. THE ESTATE OF MAMIE LEE SMITH. OCCEASED UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. L*NORS ANO TRUSTEES OP MAMIE LEE SMITH. OECEAMO: KARENE T. ROM RTS A/K/A KARENE T. SMITH. HEIR. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KARENE T. ROBERTS A/K/A KARENE T SMITH. HEIR. STACCATO SMITH HEIR. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF STACCATO SMITH. HEIR. LENTON SMITH. J R . HEIR LUCILLE HAMKTON RABY. HEIR. IF LIVMO. INCLUOINO ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANTS). IF REMAR RKD. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. OEVtSECS. QRANTEES. ASSIONE1 CREDITORS. LENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO AU OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING I THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST THE NAM DEFENDANTS): V W CREDIT. INC : UNITEO STATES OP AMERICA. CAPITAL ONE BANK. WHETHER DISSOLMO OR PRESENTLY EXISTBK1. TOOETHER WITH ANY QRANTEES. ASSIGNEES CREDITORS. LIENORS, OR TRUSTEES OP SAK> DEFENDANTS) ANO J OTHER PERSONS C U M BY. THROUGH. UNOER. CM AGAINST DEPENOANTS: UNKNOWN TENANT #1; UNKNOWN TENANT <«. TO: KARENE T. A/K/AKARENE T. SMITH: THE UNKNOWN BPOUM OP KARENE T. ROBERTS AAUA KARENE T. SMITH: THE ESTATE OP MAAR8 H E SMITH (IB B ; DEVISEES, M IN K OEUTBCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE OF AMEROUEST MORTGAGE SECURITAS M C. ASSET BACKED RABSTHROUQH CERTBICATEl SER ES 3003-10 UNOER T M POOUNQ 4BERV1CMO AGREEMENT DATED AS OP OCTOBER 1.8003. WITHOUT RECOURSE va. WILLIAM W. al.. N01WE OP ROUGH TO WILLIAM W. GRAMMEIER. USA GRAMMEBR, ANO. IP A NAMED DEPEN­ DANT S DECEASED, TNG SURVTVMG SPOUSE. M S * , DEVISEES. O RA N TEtl CREDITORS . ANO ALL OTTMR PARTIES CLAWMNO GY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AOAMST THAT DEPGNOANT. ANO THE SEVERAL ANO RESPECTIVE UNKNORM Atf*Q*1S SUCCESSORS M INTEREST. TRUSTEES OR OTHER PERSONS CUMMMS BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AOAMST ANY CORPORATION OR OTHER LEGAL ENTITY NAMED AS A 08PGN0ANT, AM) ALL CUBAANTE. PER­ SONS OR PARTWl NATURAL OR CORPORATE, OR WHOSE EXACT LEGAL STATUS • UNKNOWN. CUUMMB UNOCR ANY OP T M ABOVE NAMED OR DESCRMEO DEPENDANT LAST KNOWN RE SE)O ttS # : WLLIAM W. BRAMMEJER 203 WMhka Drtva PL 88707 8081 :a a r s r YOU A M NOTBM) toalB> le t 4. Meek l HOME ONE. HEFTIER i aAto SW BM hdl to* wd to awtto a aNN aABto B * 4m m m * a Rto to tod < MtotoOtoMSdSM BM M f 81. MSA OATEO Baal m LAKE HOMKU ARM) C M Act (Seal) 1*8 •KBMWMBto AiBOTIATinN BrfC- I * —waiBKr to purauato^tormSmumJH MARTHA J WILLIAMS al at 0078 urauam to a FmN Judgmam M HEREBY G IVEN) va CAM NO-: 89CA-19-14K WELLS FAROO BANK M M NESO TA N A AS TRUSTEE UNOER THE POOUNQ ANO SGRVICWQ AGREEMENT OATEO AS O F FEBRUARY M . <001. B E R K S THE PROVKJENT BAM, BY: Marv8*otBO 113.20. 2005 OFTHiW TH NOTICE M HEREBY OIVEN NOTICE « I wB aal to Bta Nghaat and boat btodar tor caah al Bta W M Front Door ol M l N. Park Avanua, Sanlord. Ftonda 32771. al 1 1 0 0 a m , on toe Sto day ol APRA. 2006. too Wtowtog daaertoad pmparty aa aal forth to aaW Order el Fmal Judgment, to wt: NICK ULUS WILLIAMS. Ot a l. HQTICK op m th s c m c w t court JOHN R HOOVER. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES GRANTEES ASSIGNEES LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO AU OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AA INTEREST BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AOAMST JOHNR HOOVER. ANNE L MUCCI. IF LIVING. ANO * DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEMS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU OTHER PARTIES CLAJMMG AN MTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER or AOAMST ANNE l . MUCCI. CAPITAL ONE SAMI; UBERTV NATIONAL BANK. JOHN DOE ANDJANEDOGABUNKNORM TENANTS M POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) M TU ICC M IM P IE THAT PT N OF Lecals O F TH E 18TH JUOtCIAL CM CUrr, M ANO FOR lilR N O I f COUNTY. F LO R B A G ffNtRAI JUR tim C TION Pubkah 0078 VS s i t nk% S m 8R8R»«MM8 0 »8IM M A ■BBC » AM to toto 88181 M (854)233-8000 04-32858 Pubkah March 13. 20. 2005 0075 AND LAMAR Plantation, FL 33324 otvmoN th r o u g h Lecals L ecals Dm JR .M M :L U O U Ill RABY. MB*; » I No 0S-CA-1B-144L toI at Oewt to ate itto JuMc WELLS THE POOUNQ n m fW N T H i Lai 4d and M* N asi i « at las 46. PRAM L BUBORrtMOII OP so u th [ S t t O M C T 1W O R M s a t . S E R B S <80t . I M W M aaB ORAM A. s m s M M M | JANE DO OF THE 81 i 111 hi IIMMVWI � 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, March 13, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 13, 2005. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 2005; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald