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VW. 113, No. 55 •Copyright © 2005 The Sanford Herald
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directors
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family time
Let Freedom
Ring
By Steve Paradis
Managing Editor
Pro Players
return
Some of the best players
to ever take to the foot
ball field are coming to
town for the annual Pro
Players Youth
Fuotball/Cheerteading
Camp and Celebrity
Basketball Game.
Election
Breakdown
H*r*M photo* by Tommy Vincent
The recent Sanford
election for a new
mayor and for District 1
city commissioner
ended in a three-week
runoff for both seats.
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
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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
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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.
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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
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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
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A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY
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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!
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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
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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.
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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
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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.
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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
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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.
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This Thursday, March 17, is St.
Patrick's Day. It’s not a floating
holiday, but one held on March
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year. Some
outsider it a
r e lig io u s ,
political and
social event
mill’d
into
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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.
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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.
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“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.
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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
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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
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“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.
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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.
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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2626 Palmetto Ave
Santoro FL 32773
|407| 323-1503
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"The Family Friendly Church"
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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
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Bill Simpson. Associate Pastor
Dave Schnelle. College and Career
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Scott Garrett. Children's Ministry
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•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
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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
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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.
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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
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Sunday Worship 7:30 A 10a m.
Nursery A Sunday School lor chil
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studws and activities. CaN 407-3224811.
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407-444-6873
Rev Charles L Hoi. Rector
Wkend Eucharist: Sat. 6pm
Sun 7:30am. 9am, 11am
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Nursery. 8:46am -12:46pm
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730 Upsaia Road
Banted. FL
407-322-0880
Tim Storms. MMstar
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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.
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407-322-2862
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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
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407-330-2636
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407-CathoDc
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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«)
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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
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323-2999
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2525 S. Oak Ave. Sanford. FL
Pastor Jamas Timmons
Sunday School..... 9:15AM
Worahip Service.... 1030AM
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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
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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
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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.
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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. She can be reached at
407-321-3578
or
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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
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Rsgiow: North, South, Cm m !
Total Circulation: 1.9 Million
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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,"
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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*
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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
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The Sanford Youth
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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).
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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662 Academy Place. Oviedo
Ftonda 32765 by 5 00pm April
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Morning A evenings Shifts
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Positions
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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 *
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Drivers
StartImmediately
$8 Par Hour Plus Tip*
MTtms
SANFORD
Oeborah Jarvis-SmHh
407-688-0407
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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^
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Sunday, March 0.2008
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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
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i n i t.
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^ 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
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Smal or Large Jobs
Fra* Estimator
Repair Lawn
Sppdalista
and every
thing alee In betw e nl
Free Esbmates
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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
•
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■ fell: '
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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
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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
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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. Newspapers, Auto
Retest
157— M obile H omes
For S ale
DOYLE MANAGEMENT
WE RENT ANO SELL
HOMES!
FOR
Window 6 Sliding glee* Door
Service Tech: Serous set
motivated
individual
to
compi.mcnl wen established
service
torce Experience
requ ied 407-324 2060
S u p p l ie s
$600-mo
Senford/LekeMery: 1 2 and
3 Bedroum Apts startng at $559
Lake Front Living Free Rent'
Can now 407 322-9104 EHO
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PAUL OSBORNE
VIITURI 1 RROPf RTIIS
407 371 4764
Home on Golf Course.
Minutes from 1-4 A 417
Carpeted A Vinyl. Garden
Tub. 2 Car G a r . Lawn Care
A
Sprinklers
Inctudod
$1400*1400 Dep
Longwood Condo studio apt.
many amenities pool Club
house gym tennis $600'mo
407-470-4511
dr Patti's Pvt
Sitting >
: 2/1. with Bonus
Room, appkances. fenced yd
carport. $90,900
I: 4/2. over 1700 eq
tt wAiv. Dm. Fem Rm w/Fplc
2 Scmd Porches on over 1/4
acre fenced yd $136,900
3/1. w /Jj v . Dm.
Fern Rm. on over 1/4 acre
lanced yd $125 900
-ISA Long Leaf Pine Circle.
31 5 2 sttry
$950 month 2 1 $590 month
AftORDABII HOMIS
VII1UII 1 PROPIRTIIS
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219— W anted to
B uy
199— Pets *
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S ale
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2/1 5 Townhouse
Very Nice, Inside Utility
ALarge Pantry W/D Hookup
Tie A Carpet $650/mo. First
Last A Security
Sanford:
2/1
Duplex
Renovated Tile Floors New
Appls. Fenced yd. Oft St
Parking. $700*650 Dep
lac id Lake. Gated
Community
2/2 5
Townhouse.
Ail
Appls
Including Wt>. Screen Patio
Comm Pool Minutes From I
4 A 417 $675/$675 Dep
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407 322-2611
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doorwhba.
VIN* 1LNCM9743MY765351.
1000 Toyota Camry lM: (Via
Ownar. toadad. S7.9W. Cal
Salum North. 321-600-3000
Oviedo Road A Wrecker
Service reserves the nght to
accept or refect any and al btot
Publish March 13 2005
0091
0068
lam bu ts Community
100 WaldanMAoutoeard
Sentord. 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
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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
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276-Fence
Public Auction
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Specializing in Vmyi
Fencing
-Free Ettimates
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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
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Pubkth March 13.2005
0094
Pubfceh March 13.2006
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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
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(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
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03/3466
Mu r r a y
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
1992 OLDS
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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H eritage R e a lty
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"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
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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.
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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
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after bank reports fake checks
acco u n ts, w ith m u ltip le
counterfeit checks, through
out th e C entral Florida area.
"S h e allegedly had these
checks printed up as payroll
checks, from an unknow n
black m ale and then would
go to v ariou s ban ks to
deposit and cash them ," the
report said.
The arrest report said
C aradonna deposited three
b u sin ess ch ecks w ith a
fraudulent account num ber
and
fictitio u s
com pany
nam e im printed on the face
o f the checks.
All the inform ation was
co n firm ed
w ith
Lois
Duffield, o f Wachovia Bank
Inc.
On M arch 10, Caradonna
then w ithdrew $980 in cash
from
P eop le's
F irst
in
Apopka, the report said.
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
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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
*
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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
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bank
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home. Her watercolors and
other paintings adorn the
walls.
W hen Hickey came to the
dining area, sne explained
that it used to be breezeway
between the main home and
the kitchen area. When the
Hess stores
become safe
places for
children
OVIEDO - Amerada Hess
Corp. will join with Girls and
Boys Town of Central Florida
to provide four new Safe
Place locations for children
at its Hess Express stores as
part of National Safe Place
week.
Sem inole County Hess
Express stores will now be
safe havens for children in
crisis.
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.
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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
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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.
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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,
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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
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their husbands were away. The
speaker
shared
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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HEARING HE MAY NEED A VERBATM RBOORD OP THE PROCEEDS4Q8
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givers
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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.
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Included George Durham and Mike Chalton Above, student chair
woman Katrina Jackson, center, stands with Ruthia Hester, ten.
and Jackie Wakefield.
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Optimist
service proj
ects on the
local, state
and
national
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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
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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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Ralph Larson is. M arch 13
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Rotary Club, jo in in g in 1972.
Only a handful o f m em b en
are still active who inducted
Larson. And that handful in clu d in g longtim e banker
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Five m em ben of the dub,
along w ith their sponsor
(Jessica
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service projects. Justin York,
vice president of Interact,
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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
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and-------9CHD.
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showcase the various talents
and skills of the creators of ’l l
Guardaropa del Bsbt” dtsough
a feature documentary, skits
and a .
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For information or to doeule,
contact 407-665-3250 or 407665-3350.
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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
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"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?"
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Expansion ------C s a t liM d fro m Pago 1A
the Central Florida Zoo said.
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. Darden
Restaurants
I oundalion
Wharton-Smith, Iin cit\ ot
Sanford; Bert \\ Marlin
Foundation; I’ublix Super
Markets
Charities,
and
Elizabeth
Morse
G e n iu s
Foundation
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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
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Department and local
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players and cheerleaders
ages 5-to-17 and toe regis
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indudes lunch, camp Tshirt and photo with the
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being taken at the West
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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.
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forgood. 40-39, with 14.40 to
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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
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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
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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 •
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_ 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.
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exp ax s hskpr n an apt or hotel
settmgreq E xceiient written A
oral communication skill*
necessary Ca« HR tor an appt
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seeled bid to the tosowmg
protect Bto* w « ba pubkcty
opened and raad aloud at the
time and plaoa daaignatod
Bali mu*t ba raoatvad at the
Seminole County Housing
Authority admevetrabon office.
662 Acadamy Plaoa. 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
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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*
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naads a LPN nur** m m . MF. 6-5 Computer eipenence
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Chartan* at 3346760212
Mamiananca Itelpar, evening
shift, at an assislad Inrmg
laciMy C a l PaM. at 407-3222207 ■ 216;________
Ful tma. oulpahant practea.
ai casent benefits Fas resume
to Susan. 366-774-4656 or
cal 366-9606169
Vivonas North Pvr/ena needs
s s m ih n s s is lM a
m e n Apply ■ 2477 Pati Ana.
Santord 5pm-6pm
Now H m gAJ Postons F/T and
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Santord Airport Bwkkng ‘B*
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lor March hmng EOC -M F/Vt)
467-323-0346
Assapting AppUcehaaa MF. 6 66am-106pm
Part Wma
Financial
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hours week. Mon Fn 0am-4pm
Contact 3 months-poa*4Sa F/T
available Email return#'parsormetnasdsM yahoo com
Santord location
Tha Minister of Mute position
• vacant at St Paul Baptist
Chtetfi. 6 l3 P n sA «a . Santord.
to. Psrson rasmslsd should cad
tie church between 10 30am130pm 407-323-1601 tor
addftonal mtormatmn
Praachooi teacher Fui bma A
Part Time mornings degree or
COA pralarrad
407-326-
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407-630-4700
ben Franclaea Oven
A Tee* e l tie Bay Area
Featuring Bren Oven
Puiaa. Soups Salads.
Cashiers
■Saiad/Sandwich Makars
P u is Cooks
■Prep Cooks
■Food Runners
Dishwasher*
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Locatsd in Park Place Piaxa
7025 CR 46-A. Sort* 1011,
lake Mary. 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. M
houeeprtvkagss C a i407-326
7232 tor an appomtmenl.
97—A partments <
F urnished
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cats*, utswes. omrarad parking,
dug da*, non smoker Far toga
W M n o OspaMivqd 407616
7131
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SOSOmonm 2/1. ISOOrtnorSh
99—A partments U nfurnished
longwood Condo studio apt.
many amenities, pool, club
house, gym. terms. 6600/mo
407-470-4511
tsnSsrdlska Mary: i.2.w id
3BadoomAp6 staring ■5569
Laka Front Living Free Rant*
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too—C ondominium
R entals
SftAMSM. FRENCH
GERMAN. fTAUAN
TEACHERS
P/T. in laka mary Inlingua
Language Center. 407-3228700
2BR/2BA new townhorn*,
comm pool, naar Sammoie
town Cerrter 51030/mo Sac
51030 1«mon»it200o5 407774-1040
Swimming pool construction
F/T with benefits package
available Drivers license
required 407-324-2442
105—H ouses *
U nfurnished
R ift Sms cask, servers 6
dishwaahsr needed. 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*
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F/T day A mght cooks A F/T
day 6 mght dnvars Cad 407330-2040
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trim trs M and buahas
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at
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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
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Last A Saounty
mfard:
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2/2 5
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tarvtoa Vaeh: Senous self
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largo capacity washer, kka
new. H50 obo. dryer, largo
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N O TIC E 18 HEREBY
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thahotoarof Vw toSowingcertftcata(s) tor a tax daed to be
thereon The certrnumberta) and yeard) of
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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
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dead to ba taauad thereon
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•cto is Via hlghato bidder at
County Courthouoa. Sanford,
rionos, on Monoay. «pnt is,
3006, at 11CO am.
Payment of Sola fee,
documentary
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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
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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
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M ME: ESTATE OF
DONALD HOWARD BRC^N
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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
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al LAEL E. BRBBV. a
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DoaanWd 17.2004. a
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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
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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
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CLERK OF THE CMCUT
COURT
SEIMNOU COUNTY,
FLOREJA
111
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C*cw< Court
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#1G1FF23E1NL1SB10i
Dated on 2/17/1000
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
OOUNTV.PUNVOA
23. 2006 and
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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-
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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.
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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
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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.
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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
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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.
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• 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
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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.
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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 —
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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
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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.
"I can't tell you for sure that we will appeal
She added that Policy J was the controlling
policy on rezoning and the judge ruled other but it's definitely being considered," she said.
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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.
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On March 3, the Palm Beach Post reported that
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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
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__________ 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.
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Obituaries
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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.
Calling hours will be 10
a m untd noon Saturday
Colibon family Funeral
Homes A Crematory, Winter
Park, in charge of arrange
ments.
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R u n o ff----------C— Hawed S a w P a p LA
Woodruff, who received 568
votes against Mitchell's 356,
only received 40 percent of die
overall votes, which in the dty
of Sanford by-laws requires a
runoff election. A candidate
for office in the dty of
must receive more man
50 percent of the vote.
Vance Taylor and Lindsay
Oyewale also vied for the dty
commission seat.
Taylor, who received 15
votes, said his support would
not m akea big difference, but is
still endorsing Woodruff.
"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.
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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.
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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
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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!
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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
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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.
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Sun. 10:30am at Longwood Civic
League Women's Club
135 W. Church Ave.
downtown Longwood
Phone: 407-339-0277
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Saturday 5 30PM
Sunday 9AM. 8*0 45AM
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Central Baptist Church
3348 W. S R 426 (Aloma Ave)
(1/4 mile oft Greenaway.
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Oviedo. Florida
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1928 Book Of Common Prayer
Sunday Services
Holy Eucharist
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(Nursery at both services)
Weekday Holy
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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9 30PM
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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
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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
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Bill Simpson. Associate Pastor
Dave Schnetle. College and Career
Pastor
Scott Garrett. Children's Ministry
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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
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6pm M I C
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•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
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4100 H E Thomas Jr Pkwy
Sanlord. FL 32771
(407) 323-0523
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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
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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
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Wednesday ......... 6 30am
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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
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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
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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
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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
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700 Rinehart Rd. Lk Mary. FL
407-444-5673
Rev Charles l Ho*. Rector
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Sun 7:30am. Oam. 11am
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Nursery, 8:45am -12:45pm
Sunday. 745AM . 10:30AM. Noon
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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
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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
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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.
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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
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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
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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.
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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. For
more information call toH-lree
1-077-FTC HELP ( A pubK
service message from The
Semmoie Herald and the
Federal Trade Commission)
71— H
bnrttatlon To Bid
To Pro qualified Oenersl
Contract Bidder* You am
hereby invitod lo »ubmrt a
aaaiod b*» lor mo following
project Bid* will be publicly
opened and read aloud ai the
time and place detonated
Bids mutt be received at the
Seminole County Hooting
Authority administration office
062 Academy Place Oviedo
Florida 32765 by 5 00pm
March 20. 2005 Any bit*
received after that time will not
be accepted
Installation ot Air
Conditioners in 30 Public
Housing Units
r: The Seminole County
Housing Authority
Opening Bid Time and Data;
2 00pm on March 29 2005
Location: The Seminole
County Housing Authority
662 Academy Place
Ovedo Florida 32765
my be
Invitation To btd
Te Pro qualified General
Contract Bidden : You are
hereby invited to submil a
sealed dd lor the following
project Bds will be pubidy
opened and »ead aloud ai the
tune and piece designated
Bds must be received at the
Seminole Coun»y Housing
Authority administration office.
662 Academy Place Ovedo.
Florida 32765 by 5 00pm
March 30,2005
elp
W a n ted
Acssvnuna-Mmiiiiatriuv*
Assistant Established Central
Florida
Site
Contractor
(Seminole Town Center Man
Araal is seeking multitaskno
person who enjoys a last
paced environment to support
our Accounting Department
Musi
possess
eicetient
organizational skills and be
proficient m E«cel spreadsheet
applications to set up tormtiaa
It you are interested m workvig
wth a company with great
benefits that cares about its
employees
Applications
being accepted at 4570
Orange Blvd. Lake Monroe
www briarcorp com
fai resume to 1407) 505 2529
For drecson* oaf (407) 321-0241
Aluminum Fabricator Cut drill
&
assemble
aluminum
estrusions
Sun
Barrier
Products t59 Baywood Ave
Long wood. 32750 407-6306556
Badetick Furniture needs 00|(
Sates
warehouse'deiivery
collections Class D license
preferred 407-322-8240
Bobcat Operator Must have
bobcat etp A dean drivers
license Sanlord Area 407402-9605
Carpentry Work We need
dependable workers with
carpentry A template sMs to tab
counter tops $9 or more
depending on skill level
Potential to advance to installer
altl&hr Cabmen 6 kitchen exp
a
plus
Granite
Transformations 407-695-7110
Casrvers Food Prep A Dining
Room
attendants
B'eaklastiiunch
shifts
hifpart kme, no Sundays Cas
407-333-0075
Prefect:
installation
ot
Playground and Playground
Equipment
Certified dental Assistant 5yrs
experience Starting salary
5400 Tues-Fn 407-629-6955
The Seminole County
Ctwf 6* CuMbW
Requirements Mutt have a
Strong working knowledge of
MadHnanean C u m Food mat
control Responstota for lotal
purchasing and receiving
maintaining food quality
Standards Skills n butchering
and aauta ability in creatively
preparing an meats, fish, (owl
pastas, pales, stocks, soups.
Abo must work axWI wSh
others, and have good rehab*
transportation Professional*
need only apply
Cal Da W n . A Drang Place tor
appointment at 407-323-1306
or tend resume to Da Vma A
OewgfftBce, '07 Magnolia Ave
Sanford. Ftonda 32771
Housing Authority
2 00pm on March 31. 2005
The Seminole
County Housing Autoonty
662 Academy Place
Oviedo Florida 32765
27—Nursery f t
C h il d C
ake
Mother's Oay out n rr
Mary homo, lots ot tun t
acbvdM Mon-Wad 9am-4pm
407-324-1066
S e r v ic e s
Head Houaakaapar: Super •
Motel. Sanford has an
immediate opening for an
experienced
Head
Houaakaapar with strong
quality a U s In orgarwabon.
hrmg and baaing of room
and laundry aRandanto tor bus
104 room property
tnciudt
you a t o e n a n d ^ jd a m p N f
71— ll E L r W
a n ted
Company Olvera, Cam
5850 lo 5900 per wk
Pius lour safety bonuses
per yt
•2 yrs CDL-Aeap req
•Musi live within 45 miles at
Daytona
•Local work home daily
■Sortie regond over rajp* bps.
back the neat day
•Lots ot home time
•Lite Ins employee and
family company paid
•Paid Vacation
■Paid no!Oay no waiting period
• Major Medical low cost tor
family 510 00 co-pay $10000
deductible
•40 tk -50*. match of Hal 4*.
■Christmas Bonus
Mar 21st 22nd 23rd 24th
8 am to 5 pm
Salem Carriers. Inc
3 1 0 International Speedway
Brvd
Daytona Beach FL
Walk ins welcome
Cell t-800 709 2536
Dnver
•— •
l e e r y
M r .
4 t r .
Avg I H B •BIOIBtoh
CDL-A required
Jacksonville FL Terminal
1 077-420-5627
Wfft.CMnYtfI.COtn
Drivers wanted Up to 2yrs
eapenenco Please call 407438 3278
EARN EXTRA MONEY
DELIVER THE BELLSOUTH
REAL YELLOW PAGES
Applicants must be 10 years
or older
Insured vehicle is required
Sa nto'd -DeBary -Deltona •
Oviedo Wmtei Park A Winlet
Springs Area
Cali 407-320-5672
Ham-4 30pm M F
DOA Inc EOE
Flyer Distributor Vehicle
provided 20 to 30 hr*/wk
Orlando area great earning
potential 407-630-4700
Full Time office help Must
possess strong computer skills
Fa* resume 407-302-9005
Oroundabaaper: A residential
community m Longwood has 1
FT position to work M-F
Responsible tor weeding
edging trimming mowing
pruning etc Call for appt 4076S2-0230 eat 231
Hauaabaagqr: A resident
community si Longwood needs
a FT Houaakaapar M-F. 0-4 30
7 every 3rd wknd Dubes me
cleaning resident rooms A
assisting m laundry area 3 yrs
cap as a htkpr m an apt or hold
setting req Eacallent written A
oral communication skills
naoesiary Cal HR tor an appt
at 407-002-0230 ait 231
EOE/DFW
M VCBTKUTB BEFORE
VOUBM tST*
Always a good policy,
especially
(or
business
( M n u t o s a d tondw
Cat
Ftonda Dapt of Agncufture 6
O m r a r Sansoas m 6004367352 or FTC-H ELP tor free
rtb rm d m Or Mat our Wbb dto
at anew be govtouop
Ftonda law iqqubaa setters of
certain buaeiasa opporturubas
Agriculture 6
Conaumer
Servicesbatorssab ng C e llo
ver«y tearful
you buy
71—H elp Wanted
Loader Operator Clear and
grub eaperienca F/T with
benefits 407-322-8133
Loader Operator Must have
npwwnoeACtoMACOL
Sartord are* 407-462
9805
Mamtananco Helper evening
shift, at an assisted living
facility Cal Paul at 407-3222207 *210
Medical Office Receptionist
Full time outpatient practice
excellent benefits Fax resume
to Susan 306-774-4650 or
call 366-960 0109
Vrvonas North Pizzeria needs
abbesses (* m a x t x A puxs
mb era Xppty at 2477 Pxrk Ave
Sanlord. 5pm-0pm
Now aoooptmg application* tor
3 to 11pm. Mon-Fn Front Desk
Clerk Apply in person only.
Palms Island Resort 530 N
Palmetto Ave Sanford
No* (Wang AI ftosbons F/T and
P/T. Gnll COflftA. CAAnttfA.
Couniar Mgfa BuAAiti. A
Duhaaxhars High Volume
Food Courts Located at the
Sanford Airport Building "B"
Applications being excepted
tor March hiring EOE-M-F V D
Compass Oroyp-USA
*07 323-0341
F. g.t
OALANOO IANF0W D
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
JO B O P P O R TU N m tt
FT.
7 OOAM-4 00PM
Journeyman preferred High
School Diploma or GED Valid
Ftonda driver leense. 527 500542.412
FT. 7 OOAM-4 00PM Three |3)
years experience. High School
Diploma or GED Vakd Florida
drivel
i>cense
525 000533 070
Apply m person or e-maiHaa
resume to
Sanlord Airport Authority
Attn Diane Crew*
1200 Red Cleveland Bhrd
Sanlord Ftonda 32773
Fax (407)322-0106
E-mail dctewsrfosaa net
Part-time
Financial
Baabbaapiwg PpadMw 30
hours week. Mon-Fn 9am-4pm
Contact 3 month*-po*S<>*S F/T
available Email issume'i
per sonnemeeds a yahoo com
Sanlord location
now have
opanmgs. fuff or part time,
calling businesses all over the
country No asp necessary
Can Jeff. 407-774-5335
Plant Muraary Raapsnlng
poaatoia manager posbon Hvy
407-302-7240
The Munster of Music position
« vacant at St Paul BapbM
Okbtoi. 013 Ana Atre. BantonL
the church between 1030am130pm 407-323-1001 for
r. Fu0 bma A
Part Txnamorrvnge, degree or
COA prafarrad
407-320•260
Ful bma. outpattam
3 locations. Ixenae
raqd. IV Mbs a pkzs
Mon-Fn. Fas
B-774-400BarcM
1106. •
401k plan, and quarterly borne
program Please apply m
SMafai.
at4750Bteto
I.F L o t
to 407-636-042D
neetdantidTrimmornd drs
kcenaa 6 s a ranmrstl Up Ip
StOAr to alart 407-6)1
71—H elp Wanted
Sharp person needed for
busy optometnc office on Lake
Mery Blvd Medcal experwnce
• Pius Excellent math A
communications skills a must
FT or PT. great pay A benefits
Call 407-322-2230
EfTtAM OEROROUNO PIPE
CREW :
Experienced
underground
utility pipe
workers (407)322-6133
Small assisted living facility m
Sanlord looking lor caregivers
Must pass all background
check*, have a tiaxibia
schedule
A
reliable
transportation 407-330-9030
BPAMBH. FRENCH
GERMAN. ITALIAN
TEACHER#
P/T. in lake mary tnlingua
Language Center 407-3220700
Swimming pool construction
F/T with benefits package
available Drivers kcansa
required 40T-324-2442
A
Mytene.
407-323-7306
Vrvonas
Fine
Italian
Restaurant in Lk Mary need*
F/T day A night cooks A F/T
day A night dnver* C a l 407330-2040
Wiiiw McQueen Masonry
naed* retiabta. expd masons
A
laborers
with
own
karwportakon For more vfto pb
call 407-416-6127
Serious, self
motivated
individual
to
compliment wen established
service lore# Experience
required 407-324-2060
Work for Ttw
■ M tl
Merry maid* is hmng because
we are growing No nightx or
weekonds You need car A
driver s kcansa We provide a
great place to work benefits
A pad mileage Cell 407-3315266
M E R R Y M A ID S
93— R o o m s F o r
Rent
W ry idea. eery ataaR tom rm .
a* ull. cable A C . Indry phone
kiten use. sac dr. restoent
owner, private entrance Me
it Only BruB Raff
407-314F i m . rat.
htcfwt B
included 0li
467-323-1052.
Lake Mary Fumtshad room,
caff lor detsfe. c a b 407410-9002
Room For Rant, near
downtown Sanlord. all
two Story RS5 T
Lake Mary 0400/mo,
321-303-7507.
Wanted
Ca« 407314037*
407-027
97— A p a r t m e n t s •
103— H o u s e s *
103—H
F u r n is h e d
U n f u r n is h e d
U n f u r n is h e d
3/15 2 Story
5950/month 2/1.5590/month
407-202-1002.
99— A p a r tm e n ts •
U n f u r n is h e d
Longwood Condo studio apt
many amenities, pool dub
house, gym. tennis $600 mo
407-470-4511
MARINER'S VILLAGE
LAKE ADA I BOOM ISAW O
? b o o m te e o vo a n d u p
407-3236670
BanferBILaba Mary: t . 2. and
3 Dnluuu Apb slartng b 5559
Lake Front Living Free Rant'
Can now. 407-322-9104, EHO
Berater dA-k Mary Area:
Colonial Viftaga Twin Lakes
a.wbbb Ap« id BOBB/mo 536
move VI Nu deposSs requved
407-402-3141
Contact
407-230-4120
1-677-FTC « L * 1 A
horn The
407- 322-2611
100— C o n d o m i n i u m
R e n ta ls
2BR/2BA new townhome
comm pool near Semmoie
town Center |1030‘mo Sec
$1030 1st month 5200 off 407774-1040
Winter Springs 3 2 condo
Casa Park vaas screen porch.
5950'mo 352 267-7466/407977-3505
i ii i
POI/IC I I All T
I f fflAlS
: New 3/2 Home m
Celery Lakes 1465 sq ft. 2 Car
Garage. 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.
—
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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. SCO a m to BOO p m al to* ELJo^w el5Car,m S n
Managamam Drtbtot HaartquNtors ot gt* appa^N M tarvtoa
Cantor Mfrtoan o y o gwa to toa en*"4t,~ * may h* maia but
•bouto ba Mad «Mh (rcoarvad by) to* Dtotool Ctorh, 4048 Ptold
Bi .. Patotoa. Ronda 3S177-1426. no totor Own 14 da** bom tog
datoolpM
tor by nama and adWaa*. and U y 4
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NOTICE OP AGENCY ACTION TAKEN E T i m
ET. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT M E TM C T
IM . Ftont
, aw Ma
need a spec
to partkStaN to L . ,
should
contact
Court
Admnrttobdn at 301 N Par*
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SANFORD — Parents contacted in Seminole County are tearful
for their children after the molestation and murder of 9-yearold
Jessica Lunsford, who lived
with her father and grandpar
ents in Citrus Count)’.
"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.
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n o ip c le a n u p
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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.
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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
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Editor
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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
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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.
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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*
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SANFORD HERALD
1
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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.
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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
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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."
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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
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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. Two more techni
cians will be added before the
end of the year, according to a
company news release.
Tne company also plans to
expand into the South Orlando
area befon* the year is out, the
release said.
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north Sem inole C ounty
recently and confirm ed that
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County a convenient "local
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al distribution com panies.
"Sem inole County offers
exceptionally fine executive
housing opportunities and
most com pany ow ners pre
fer to live near their com
m ercial
fa c ilitie s,"
said
George Livingston, founder
and
chairm an o f NAI
Realvest. "In addition, par
tial com pletion o f the
Greeneway has made north
Sem inole County exception
ally
co st-effectiv e
for
regional distributors."
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.
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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.
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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
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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
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MARY CAR LOTA MEADE
Mary Carlota Meade, 75, of
Deltona, died Sunday, March 20,
2005 at K*r residence. S K was
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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
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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.
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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
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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.
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men! and to monitor the effica
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as treatment progresses
With radiation therapy there
are* two stages to the treatment.
First the exact location of the
cancer is determined using
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radiation treatment needs to
concentrate. The* cancer is then
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damage to the surrounding tis
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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.
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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
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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.
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Church
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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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
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tha school year 2005-2006 will
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D ates and tim es for registra
tion ala Hated below.
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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
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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.;
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a.m. to 5 p.m.;
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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
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Sports Editor
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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.
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LMP so far have been the
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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.
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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
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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.
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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
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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.
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(or their under 9 and under 10 girls Kumba teams.
Players committed to self-improvement and seeking a
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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
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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
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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
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(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
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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
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line, 76.9 (20-26) percent to 60
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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
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Ce«*y Lakes 2 021 Sq Ft lane
V-ew Sect on 8 Welcome
$1250 mo
•155 Long Leaf Pint Circle.
3 2 t C a ' Garage Town
Villa
Screen
Porch
Community Pool A Tennis
5985 mo
■3106 Amalia. 2HR Pius
Bonus New Carpet Caiport
No Pets
No Smoking
5750 mo
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407
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407-2990598
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407 322 8678
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Paul Osborne
407-331-4764
S antord: 2 1 renovated
5600 mo
Sanford: 3 2 Over 1500 sq
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gaiaga 5975
487-333-4648
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Male or tamale roommate
war— 1kx aatxnd t o r cV 2-story
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114—
Wareiiouse/Rental
SrAct
Warehouse 7.500 *q ft.
Sanford. 3 oflees. truck
*•«/’*» $3 1?Vmc (15 (XVsq ft)
CaiMon-FnB-S 407-322-0064
117—COMMERCIAL
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room gift shop or fitness' t6«2
•q ft with kitchen and bath
lacMea $11 v jf l Avafatotenow'
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141—Homes For
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carport $90 900
novated 4 ? over 1?00 sq
ftw/Lrv D>n F,im Mm wFpic
2 Scrnd Porches on over 1 4
aero fenced yd $138 900
Renovated: 3/1 w l * Dm
Fam Hm on over 14 acre
fenced yd $125 900
PAUL OSBORNE
VIITDII 1 PIOPIITIIS
407 121-47S4
I BUY HOUSES FOR CASH
Cai MO-1774
181—Appliances it
Furniture For S ale
223—
M iscellaneous
IM O 'a
Frig Ida Ire
Refrigerator
Recently
stopped working original pant.
$300 407-328-8165
larber A Beauty
Equipment
N H H -M 0 1
Couch A love seal escelient
condition $275 Call 407-3222872. Lk Mary, you pick up
Hot TubSpa 5 person. Shp.20
lets cab . Lights, never used
Warrty retail $4300. sacrifice
$1595 407-859-2562
Konmore
Portable
dishwasher Butcher block
top $100 407-688-6045
Kitchen set egg shell color, set
c o m b of tat* 1 kwf A6tf*w*
Excellent condition. $150 407869 4547
181—Appliances it
Furniture For S ale
large capacity washer, like
new $150 obo dryer large
capacity good condition $75
obo 407-324 4576
Pool Tablo: Gorgeous 8
turniture-slyie table decorative
legs leather pockets oversizod
1* three piece Italian slato
Accessory kit bfife Brand new
in crate Cost $4500 sell
$1350 407-402-1781 or 386
753 0488
C O R R U O ATEO
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R O O F IN G tor Barns Boal
Docks Shops etc Also Culvert
Pipe 15'«20 16 «20 Ca» For
Prices Surplus Steel A Supply
Inc Apopka 407-293 5768
S ittin g »Y
2/1. 55* park new pant
awning A skirting $3500 obo
1663 Dodge Dakota RAJp: I
$2,600.
407-314-0000
W-u Care For Vour Dog or Cal
m Vouf Horn* White You Are
Gone' Plenty of TLC W i bring
m newspapers mail and even
water
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V*
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References Available Upon
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6703
407-314 4154
COAT: Full length with
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3 2 DW. all appliances A shed
Com pW sfyetn) m«tV to move
•n $597/mo includes lot rent
with approved credit 407-3236160
hood Size large kept m turner
storage $3 000 Can 386-7898070________________________
181—Appliances It
Furniture For S ale
Aluminum. Cana. Copper.
Brass. Newspapers Auto
Rodialore A Barter**
Kokomo Recycling:
407-321-0004
$10 W. 1BT. Sanford
M-F. 10-S. Set t-1
219—Wanted to
B uy
Bed NASA Technology ViSCO
memory loam mattress set as
seen on TV Mall 20 year nonprorated warranty An new in
plastc Retails $1599 must sell
$505 407-631-1322or 366-7531515 Delivery available
221—Coon T hings
to Eat
•ads: Al brand new Never-FN)
Piiiow Top Mattress sets
Queen $135 King $195 407331 1941 or 386 753-0489
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231—Cars For S ale
1999 Daewoo Nobea Wagon
Ono owner, auto. Loaded
$3 990 C a l Saturn North 321689 3009
2000 Chevrolet Cavalier
Sedan Auto. A C . Stereo - More
$4 990 Ca* Saturn North J21689 3009
2000 Suzuki Estoem Wagon
One owner 32k. auto A C CD
$4 990 Can Saturn North 32t689 3009
2000 Hyundai Accent One
owner, auto. A C A More'
$4 990 Can Saturn North 321689-3009
2001 Daewoo Lanos One
owner 19k auto A C $4 990
Cal Saturn North 321 -669 3009
2001 Saturn L300 Sedan V 6
Loaded one owner $7,990 Cal
Saturn North 321 689 3009
2001 Saturn SC2 Coupe One
ownor loaded wont Iasi'
$5 990 Can Saturn North 321 •
689 3009
2003 Toyota Corolla I E One
owner loaded must see'
$10990 CalSatumNorth 321689 3009
2003 Toyota Echo Sodan
Auto A C A More' hales Gas'
$9 990 C a l Saturn North 321 689 3009
2 Dodge Caravans B2 A 95
Win sell as whole or tor parts
407-322-5605
2000 Ma/da MPV Ono owner,
sunroof, loaded $8 990 CaK
Saturn North 321-669 3009
2000 Merary Wager Rear A C .
toadnd one owner $10990 Cal
saturn North 321-689-3009
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Ford Wndslar SEL Uwtoer One
Owner Rear A C $10 990
Cal Safcan Norto 321-60^3009
^Regatta Shores
407-323-2628
Herald Service Dir e c t s
1996 lord Ranger XLT Auto. A C .
A Mora' E m dean. $4 900 C M
Satum North 3 2 t-669 3009
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3009
199—Pit s 4c
S upplies
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157—Mobile Homes
For S ale
233—
T ruck/SUVS/Vans
For S ale
2001 Saturn SC2 Coupe Rare
color sunroof auto loaded
$8 990 CaK Saturn North 321 •
669 3009
191—B uilding
M aterials
Btchon Fnso/Poodte Had an
shots color white t2>bs male
8 mo&okJ $400 407-417 7753
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TO WHOM tT MW CONCERN:
N O TCi • PCWEBY GIVEN by Vw Cay of Longwood. Florida.
M Vw C*y OanmMon « ■ hold • puWc having to conMdor
ONDMAMCB NO. H-17M
AN OfVMNANCt OP THE CITY OF LONOWOCO, FLORIDA,
AM9MXNQ ORDINANCE NO. 04-1723. 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
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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
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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
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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
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PROBATIHV1940N
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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
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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
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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
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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
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N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
RAYMOND G MAXWELL JR
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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
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Florida.
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05-0040-CP. tha address of
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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
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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
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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.
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Division irw address ol which
It Clerk ot the Circuit Court.
Probate Division Post OVice
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32772-9099 The names and
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end
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THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI
CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS
MARCH 19. 2005
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS
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IN RE ESTATE OF
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March 27.2005
The Sanford Herald
Vol. 113, No. M •Copyright <£>2005 The Sanford Herald
50 conta
Election w inds dow n
4
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Scmfordites
w in national
till#
Seminote Utah School
graduates Joey Gunter
(No. 3 with trophy above)
and Anthony Turner
played nu^or roles tor the
NCAA Division II national
championship winning
Southeastern Cotiege
Crusaders this season.
Non-profits con
profit from
Torgot oponing
SA N FO RD - In
celebration of the new
Sanford target store,
Target invites Sanfordarea nonprofit organi
zations to submit
ant proposals for
e annual Target
grant-giving program.
A pplications are avail
able now at the
Sanford target store,
1201 W.P. Ball Blvd.,
or by visiting
w w w .target.com .
Since opening its
first store in 1962,
Target h as m ade a
strong com m itm ent to
supporting the com
m unities w here they
d o business. Target
aw ard s grants to non
profit organizations
that benefit children
and youth in three
areas; arts, early child
hood reading, and
fam ily violence pre
vention.
Target m akes gran ts
to organizations w ith
IRS 501 c<3) certifica
tion and to units of
local governm ent
including schools and
libraries. W hitehallarea grant proposals
w ill be considered for
both new and ongoing
p rogram s that m eet
the needs of area
youth.
G rand proposals
should be sent to
D aw n Thill at the
Sanford Target store,
1201 W.P. Ball Blvd.,
Sanford, 32771-7204.
D eadline for applica
tions is M ay 31. G rand
recipients will be noti
fied by the end of
Septem ber.
S
Rivals
support
Eckstein
Candidates
face off one
last time
By Stove Pandit
B y U en e Edison
Herald Writer
M anaging Editor
SA N FO R D As the
d o ck
runs
dow n
to
Tuesday's runoff election
for mayor, the tw o candidates left standing rejected
the notion that this is a race
between the old regime ver
sus the new faces in
Sanford.
"Them does seem to be
som e of the old regime ver
sus the new, but I don’t real
ly think that's accurate,"
said candidate Linda Kuhn,
w ho pointed out she is just
five years younger than her
opponent,
H erbert
"W hitey" Eckstein.
Kuhn garnered the most
votes in the March H elec
tion, but did not receive 50
percent. That left her in a
runoff March 29 against for
m er city com m issioner
"I think that the folks
w ho supported m e will best
be represented by Whitey,"
Fraser said Friday. H e said
Eckstein supports what his
cam paign did such as
responsible developm ent
and protecting the city ’s
SANFORD —
The Sanford
Cham ber of Com m erce held a candi
date forum M arch 22, for the d ty of
Sanford runoff election for m ayor
and District 1 d ty com m ission this
TUesday, M atch 29.
C andidates for m ayor H erbert
"W hitey* Eckstein and Linda Kuhn,
and District 1 candidates, incum bent
A rt W oodruff and Bernard M itchell
drew Easter eggs out of an Easter
basket to determ ine w hich candidate
would go first, second, third and
fourth. The candidates then had tw o
m inutes to introduce themselves.
Eckstein said he had stood in that
sam e hall 19 y e a n ago to be induct
ed as a District 4 d ty com missioner.
"M y goal is to finish on tim e next
tim e," Eckstein said regarding the
red piece of paper held up for candi
dates when their tim e w as up.
W oodruff said he ran for oommis-
See Mayor, Pag* 3A
See Forum , Pege BA
NBUNI ph^B by TOBIBIjf VkK#rrt
Herbert "Whitey' Eckstein and Linda Kuhn sit together el • candidate forum in February. The
pair will face each other in a runoff election for mayor of Sanford, Tuesday, March 29.
Eckstein, who cam e in a sec
ond.
Eckstein, w ho served for
1ft years on the C ity
Commission, said he didn't
really see the race as old
versus new because he has
tried to reach out to all sec
tors of the population.
The tw o other candidates
for m ayor w ho did not
make the runoff have put
their
support
behind
Eckstein.
Ron Fraser, who finished
third in the March 8 elec
tion, said he met with Kuhn
and Eckstein, but he felt
Eckstein would take a more
balanced approach.
Murder suspect nabbed C ity prepares
by New York police
to g et Jazzed
B y U a n e Edlxon
The th ird m u rd er su sp ect sou gh t by
Sem inole C ounty Sheriff's O ffice from a late
O ctober 2004 m urder w as captured and arrest
ed , on a w arran t, Tuesday, M arch 22 by the
N ew York C ity police.
Edsel G onzalez, 18, is charged w ith first
degree m urder in connection w ith the O ctober
23, 2004 m urder of 19-year-old E ric Toro.
In late O ctober, the Sheriff's O ffice believed
th at G onzalez w as possibly en route to N ew
York o r Puerto Rico. A ccording to a N ov. 3,
2004 article in The H erald, G onzalez w as
actively eluding authorities.
TWo investigators w ith the Sem inole C ounty
Sheriff's O ffice, M ajor C rim es Unit are in N ew
York to confirm the identity of the third sus
pect, G onzalez. H e is being held und er no
bond in N ew York, pending extrad ition to
Florida.
Follow ing Toro's death,
the Sheriff's O ffice arrested
tw o oth er suspects in con
n ection w ith the crim e.
N atanael D elvalle \ egrotv
15, and his 20-v ear-o ld
b rother, C h ristian C olon.
Both are accused of prem ed
itated m urder.
A round
11:30
p.m .
Friday, O ct. 22, 2004, the
Sheriff's O ffice responded to
1020 St. C roix Avt\, near Apopka in unincorpo
rated Sem inole County, in reference to an
injured m an.
D eputies found Eric Toro, 19, inside the res
id en ce u n con sciou s. Toro w as flow n to
O rlando Regional M edical C enter w here he
SANFORD — The d ty of Sa
party and b d fv itb i to cerebrate t
S tm t on April 2.
The cekbvatione will indude ait show * live m u rtc a historic fore
tfval and even something far the dogs April 1-3.
"W e're jazaad in Sanford" will feature an art Btow, Hut bands
throughout the day on April 2. Also featured will be six of the orig
inal H ighw aym en artists and three of their relatives. The
Highwaymen painted along the side of the road and told th d r
paintings out of th d r trunk, and their w o rts are now co&edfeb.
The daylong street festival will also indude a bike art contest
dining, shopping and antiques. Participants must pre register for
five bike art contest at 407-324-5636. To ptt>»tg iefor lor the art rtxow
call 407-324-1577.
The festival will last from 10 a.m. to 5 p m . An official rfobon cu t
ting will take place at 10 azn.
The First Street Streetacape project allowed the d ty to return to a
S m SuepOOt Pege 2A
Boy Scout preserves war
memories of U.S. veterans
Managing Editor
SAN FO RD — Boy Scout Sean
Pasaaro said his project for Eagle
Scou t w as b etter than w atching
the H istory C hannel.
Sean, 15, ch ose to interview
veteran sold iers for an ongoing
L ib rary of C o n g ress p ro ject
called th e V eteran s H isto ry
Project.
*1 figured it sou n d ed in terest
in g ," Sean said Thursday. "It w as
a lo t different th an sch ool o r B it
H istory C hannel. You g et facts
th at th ey d o n 't show ."
Som e of th ose facts cam e from
C linton W estbrook of Sanford. A t
2 2 , W estbrook w as station ed on
th e USS A rizona on D ec. 7 ,1 9 4 1 .
S ean v isited W estbrook on
T hursday to talk w ith a rep o rter
ab ou t th e V eteran s H isto ry
S em inole S mile
W orld W ar II veteran h as
been tellin g h is story to you n g
sch o o ls th ro u g h o u t
C ounty, h e said , b u t h e
3
received n o response on three
occasion s try in g to tell it to the
h istory project.
H e said ne w as gratefu l w hen
h e h eard ab ou t S ean 's E agle
Scou t p roject.
"I th ou gh t, 'G reat it's goin g to
g et th eir e v en tu ally /* W estbr ook
said .
Sean said h e con tin u es to b e
am azed a t th e d etail recalled by
th e 2 5 veteran s h e an d h is crew
in terview ed for th e p ro je ct
"H o w can th ey rem em b er
th ese !**♦!» d etails from so long
a g o r Sean said. " I c a n 't rem em
b er w h at 1 h ad for b reak fast."
Sean received n am es from ask
ing fellow S cou ts and p u ttin g
an n ou n cem en ts in bu lletin s a t
h is ch u rch . N ativ ity C a th o lic
C h u rch ,
an d
H oly
C ro ss
L u th eran C h u rch . H e also w ent
to a ctiv ity d ire cto rs a t T he
G ables an d !
in L ak e M ary.
telling th eir story. T he U b ra ry of
C on gress ru b is a t b a s t 3 0 m inu tes on e a ch v eteran m u st be
inclu d ed . T h e crew w as a b b to
co m p lete a t le a st a h alf-h o u r
w ith 21 o f th e
N ow
th e
included o n a DVD
w eek to th e
« BOSS
W ash in gton .
Sean should be
M e fc
A pril
O n T h u rsd a y Boon an d
W estbrook re ca lb d to m e o f th e
d etails o f th a t infe m o te d ay h i
1941.
W n tbeoofc w as o n d u ty h i a
50-fo o t b o at to
recru ited to help
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Suspect
Join These Ministers and Others in Supporting
Bernard
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C ou n ty
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O ffice
spokesm en Sieve O lson said
in an early sto ry w ith The
H erald.
A n investigation revealed
that Toro suffered blunt force
traum a to the head, w hich has
been listed as the cau se of
death by the m edical exam in-
h er and the inform ation they
gained ted Sem inole C ounty
deputies to Colon.
C olo n
w as
arrested
Monday, Oct. 25. H is brother,
N egron,
w as
arrested
Thursday, Oct. 2K.
All three suspects an* being
charged w ith prem editated
murder.
e r's office.
Toro resided at the hom e on
Si. C roix A venue w ith the
ow ner, w ho w as out of the
country. The ow ner of the res
idence is not a su sp ect O lson
said in The H erald.
The 19-year-old daughter
of the hom eow ner called 9-11. Investigators interview ed
Scout
Ptotor Qradey Roberson, Rovsrond William Laois. Reverend Valeria Henry, Bishop Paul P. Wright
Reverend Leonard J. W in n , and Ms. Eunice I. Wilson
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* Keeping you Informed by sponsoring Town Meetings
* Public Safety (new Police & Fire Station)
•Crim e Prevention (drugs, prostitution, gambling, loud music, etc.)
* Strict Code Enforcement
* Preserve the integrity of the Historic District and other communities in District 1
* Diverse senior citizen and youth programs
Economic Development (attract new businesses and jobs)
* Improve Infrastructure (drainage, street paving, street lighting, etc.)
* Balance commercial development and green space (Ft. Mellon Park and waterfront)
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"T h ey a in 't o u r*, le t'* get
th e h ell o u t o f h e re ," ne
recalled sayin g. They Jum ped
to th e N evad a, w here w hite
d o ts lin ed th e d eck from
strafin g b u llet*. Eventually,
th ey returned to the 50-foot
b oat and w ent back to the
A rizona.
W ith ab ou t 6 0 y a rd *
rem aining, W estbrook said , a
secon d bom b hit the A rizona
and d ie g reat b attleship sunk
to th e b ottom in about nine
seconds H e spent th e re st of
th e d ay rescu in g people and
tryin g to get them to th e h osThe 50-foot b oat w as h it by
b u llet*
n u m ero u s
tim e*
th ro u g h o u t th e d ay, he
recalled.
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ic m o d e ," h e sa id . H e
d escrib ed the w ater as h av
ing six in ch es o f oil on to p of
the w ater. Fum es from the oil
burn ed, and m any of those
they brought to tne hospital
on Ford Island had severe
b u m s.
T h e 5 0 -fo o te r e v en tu a lly
sank. W estbrook w as covered
in oil and blood.
"If I w as bleeding, I really
w ou ld n 't h ave know n it," he
recalled.
F o u r d a y s later h e had
w hat felt like a knife stabbing
h is eye that turned out to be
sh rap n el. Then, m atter-o ffactlv, he added: "T h ey d id n ’t
find the bullet in my sh ou l
d er until January.”
H e had a blood b lister and
w hen d octors finally ex am
ined it. they d iscovered the
b u llet. D o cto rs figu red the
bullet had probably skim m ed
the w ater o r so m e oth er su r
face and lo st so m e o f its
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W estbrook's bone.
W estbrook said h e w as
happy that you n g people like
Sean w ant to hear the stories.
“They w ill do the rem em
b e rin g ,” W estb rook said .
“They w ill h ear the stories of
the past and do som ething
about the fu tu re."
He
said
th in g s
h av e
ch an g ed o v e r the y ears,
m ean in g th at p eo p le h av e
forgotten about the A rizona.
People w ill som etim es see his
U SS A rizo n a clo th in g and
ask, "A re you from A rizon a?"
Sean ’s m other, C atherine,
said a lot o f the v eteran s
expressed their appreciation
for the yo u n g people w ho
w anted to hear their stories.
But each w ar is d eferen t.
Sean said the World War II
vets all w ould go back in the
service if they were a little
younger. O th ers from Korea
and Vietnam w ould not.
O ne Vietnam vet told Sean
that he adopted a baby and
w ith h elp from an airlin e w as
able to brin g the baby b ack to
the U nited States.
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w as black and Vietnam v eter
an s w eren 't treated very w ell.
A cou p le o f the veteran s
ch anged th eir m in d s about
taking part, Sean said . So m e
cried w nen telling the stories.
W estb rook said h e h as
alw ay s talked about h is ex p e
rience and he thin ks th at nas
helped. H e ad ded that the
three w ars — W orld War II,
Korea and V ietnam — cannot
b e com pared.
S e a n is zon ed fo r L ake
M ary H igh School, but is a
freshm an at the Lyman High
S ch o o l
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Engineering. H e also atten d the Ju n ior RO TC program ,
played freshm an football and
is a m em b er of the IV
w restlin g team
"W e’ve com e through all
these w ars and now w ar i- so
ad v an ced ," Sean said ol what
he has learned from the proj
ect. " It's not |ii-t giv ing a 17vear-old a gun and tellin g
him to a ttack .”
Sco u ts and frien d - o u t-id e
o f the project h aven't really
show n m uch interest in the
project, he adm itted, but he
and W estb rook en co u ra g e
young people to ask about
the veterans in th eir family.
Sean learned
that his
g ra n d fa th e r
o n ce
saw
President H arry S. Trum an
on b oard h is N avy -h ip
H istory i- im portant to Sean,
w ho said you ng people can
tak e part in the V eteran s
H istory Project, ev en if they
aren 't doing an Eagle Scout
project.
H e su ggested people go to
w w w .lo c .g o v /f o lk life v e ts
for d etails. T h is is an ongoing
project for history.
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M ayor
assets from developers.
"T h at's not going to happen
under W hitev," he said. He
added that rte isn ’t saying
Kuhn would give the city's
assets aw ay but that Eckstein
has a history of caring about
the public.
W hile Eckstein and Fraser
disagreed in the past about
what to do with Fort Mellon
Park. Fraser now says that
Eckstein has changed his posi
tion. which on ce supported
building a hotel there.
"Linda has a lot o f good
points as w e ll” he said, but he
also liked Eckstein's promise to
improve public participation at
City Commission meetings.
A family m em ber of Dean
Ray, who finished fourth, said
Ray is out of the state until
Monday, but did confirm that
he has given his support to
Eckstein.
Kuhn said regardless it is up
to individual voters to make
the choice. She has received the
endorsement of the Fraternal
O rder of Police and many fire
fighters as w e ll but said it real
ly comes dow n to getting out
and meeting the voters.
"I don't know that there is
any particular target group,"
she said Friday. "I tend to think
my supporters cross alt the
boundaries. My support has
com e from the diverse popula
tion that Sanford is known for."
Both candidates want that
cross boundary support. Both
said they have hit the streets
and knocked on doors.
"I think my biggest support
ers are people that I've dealt
with over the years," Eckstein
said Thursday. "1 have a philos
ophy to try to be nice to people
on tne wav up and on the way
dow n. I h av e tried to treat
everybody with respect."
As a history teacher for 34
years, Eckstein know s many
students who know have fami
lies in the area.
"Those students are adults
with children now," he said.
"H opefully the students I've
touched and the people I’ve
worked with will support m e."
H e also said he has a record.
"M y opponent can’t say that."
W hat Kuhn dues say is that
she has the com m itm ent and
the e fA g y to be itMJrpC , 5 ^ ?
"1 believe I'm the best quali
fied can d id ate," K uhn said.
The m ayor has to m ake a lot of
public appearances.
"There is a lot o f public rela
tions in being the m ayor and
I'v e show n that I h ave the
skills. I have the ability to can y
out the duties of m ayor with
the energy needed. This is not a
part-tim e job. Sanford has
never seen this kind of growth
and w e've never been at this
crossroads before. We have to
keep the m om entum going."
Both candidates hope for a
b ig turnout o f voters on
TUesday, but expectations from
the Supervisor of Elections are
not encouraging.
K uhn has reached out to
supporters o f Eckstein and said
som e have told her they will
change their vote. She has also
again pushed for people to take
advantage o f early voting,
which she won handily for the
March 8 election.
Eckstein was disappointed
that he lo6t District 2 by a wide
margin. He said he went the
extra m ile for them with
u p grad es
in
drainage w hen h e w as on the
C ity Com m ission.
"1 have taught m oat of their
children and granddhildm v”
he said, adding that the k m in
D istrict 2 hurt and surprised
him . H e said he hopes R ay will
help in that area.
Eckstein will take it easy on
the last w eekend before the
runoff, w hich happens to be
I H e s a id
Easter weekend,
is for w orship and w inning a
cam paign is secondary.
Both candidates spent m ore
m oney on m ailings and voters
will see those as the runoff
approaches.
kuhn said she has done a lot
of walking in neighborhoods
and that has been an aspect of
the cam paign she enjoyed the
m ost.
"W in o r lose, I have m et a lot
of w onderful residents in
Sanford th at I otherw ise
w ouldn't get to m eet," Kuhn
said.
"I'v e m et a lot of p e o p le !
have becom e friends w ith and
that to m e is very rew arding."
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B fh t M A t C m — W ay: What a dif-
O u t & A bo u t
Crowning Glory
clear than a politician ranting far office
is ranting for mayor alter a two-year
hiatus from public service. Having served
more than 16 yean on the city commission,
Eckstein is quite naturally touting his record in
office. Problem is the retired history teacher is
having trouble remembering the past
In campaign material, Eckstein promotes
his leadership in developing the GreeneWay,
also known as State
Road 417. One cam
paign piece even notes
that Eckstein “Fought
for GreeneWay 417
Construction. That
statement couldn’t be
timber from the truth.
Eckstein fought against
the construction o f the
GrecocWay.
In 1987, Eckstein
by Dan Ping
helped form a grass^ y
B
roots organization —
* * * * * Citizens Against the
Expressw ay — to fight
the Seminole County Expressway Authority.
“Eve been against the expressway coming
through Sanford since the idea first came up,"
Eckstein told The Herald in an article pub
lished July 29, 1987.
In an article published three days before,
Eckstein boasted that he introduced a resolu
tion to the city commission opposing any
route the expressway might take through
Sanford.
Eckstein wasn't alone in his opposition to
the GreeneWay. The city commission unani
mously approved Eckstein's resolution,
form er mayor Bcttye Smith, who is support
ing Eckstein in his bid for mayor, expressed
her belief that the GreeneWay should stop at
U S . 17/92. In fact, that was the prevailing
view o f most city leaders at the time. Ja h a
M ercer, who served on the city commission
with Eckstein and Smith, called the decision
to route the road through Sanford “disgrace
ful." Even the Sanford Chamber o f Commerce
opposed the GreeneWay.
Perhaps time has changed Eckstein's opin
ion o f the GreeneWay. That's fine, we all
change our mind on some issues. What's not
all right is Eckstein's attempt to puff himself
up as a champion o f the GreeneWay.
This flab's for you: In a story last week
about the new W ay at D cascb Education
C ra te r that was unveiled at the Central
Florida Zoo, one o f our reporters referred to
thcseice president o f the W ayat Dcaacb
K o B d attea as "Joh n Millar.'*
John Miller is actually Jo b a W W am s. and
his day jo b duties include serving as the presi
dent and COO o f W ayae Dcascb la c ., which
distributes A ahra s rr B a tc h beers.
“You could have called me John Coors or
John Hcinckcn, bid why did you call me John
Miller, the name o f my main competitor?"
Williams said while ribbing me about the
error.
I had no answer for him, othcT than the
Miller people must have a spy in our copy
editing department.
SunTrust C E O
to speak at
Power Lunch
LA K E M ARY — Steve Strang, president
and C E O of S tran g C om m u n ications,
announces the first Pow er Lunch event for
S em in o le C ou n ty b u sin ess p eop le and
com m unity leaders.
The lunch w ill b e held Thursday, April 7
from 12 to 1 p.m ., in the banquet hall of
S tra n g C om m u n icatio n s, 6 0 0 R inehart
Road in Lake Mary.
P ow er Lunch is an opportunity for com
m unity business people and public offi
cials to m eet fo r on e h ou r and be encour
aged through guest speakers and tire fel
lo w sh ip o f one another over a lunch buffet,
accord in g to a n ew s release from Strang
C om m unications.
S u n lh ist Bank C EO G eorge Koehn will
speak A pril 7. In 1968, Koastn joined the
S unT rust fam ily an d b ecam e C EO a t
SunBank, G ainesville. For the last 2 6 y e a n ,
he h as rem ained w ith the com pany, w here
he resides tod ay a s th e chairm an, president
and C E O of SunTVust Bank of Florida, w ith
total d ep osits o f 129.2 billion and 9,C l
em ployees.
R S v P on lin e a t w w w atran g xo m /p o w •H unch o r ca ll M atthew Feh n n an n a t
S tra n g C om m u n ication s 4 0 7 -3 3 3 -0 6 0 0 ,
e x t. 1103. This even t open to th e public.
Dan Ping
Editor and Publisher
MON
H ie W in ter S p rin g s C ity
Com m ission will meet begin
ning at 6:30 p.m. in the com
m ission cham bers of City
Hall. The public is invited.
TUE
In conjunction with the
S em in o le C om m unity
C o lleg e 2005 F in e Arts
Department Student Show
(M arch 29-April 28), there
will be a Student Award and
reception gathering from 5 to
7 p.m. Call 407-328-2039.
THU
T h e C ity o f San ford, in
cooperation with the Florida
Yards and N oighborhixxls,
will host a free landscaping
sem inar from 6 to 9 p.m. at
the G arden Club of Sanford,
200 Fairm ont Drive. Space is
limited. Call 407-330-5624 for
reservations.
rWnRu ptwJreMley fcJVTwny vincgni
After taking the oath and becoming American citizens, some ot the new citizens waved flags and hugged family members
and loved ones. This unidentified young woman decided to wear Otd Glory as her crowning glory while she shook hands
and high lived other new Americans. The ceremony took place at the Sanford Civic Center recently
•
Jasm een
M cQ ueen
H enderson. 18, of Pear Avenue,
Sanford, w as arrested by Sanford
police early Friday at a residence
on Georgia Avenue. She reportedly
had been in a fight with a male. She
was charged with aggravated bat
tery - causing bodily harm.
T h efts .
• Tyrone English, .18, of
Altamonte Springs, was arrested
by Sanford police early Thursday
in connection with the theft of a
vehicle from Rosecliff C ircle in
Sanford. English was located at his
residence and arrested on a charge
o f grand theft of a motor vehicle.
Search Warrant
• Rachel Allien Fryer, 23, of
C elery Avenue, Sanford, w as
arrested at her residence Friday,
March 11, when the Sanford Police
Department Special Tactical Unit
. served a segrch \yarraijf. Two small
children were at the residence at
the time. She was charged with
possession of under 20 gram s of
marijuana and contributing to the
delinquency of a minor.
Burglary
• Verl Sam uel Weaver Jr., 33, of
Anderson Circle was arrested by
Sanford police Thursday at his res
idence. H e reportedly had entered
a locked room, knocked dow n the
occupant, and taken three D V D ’s,
valued at $45. H e was charged with
burglary with assault or battery,
battery - touch or strike, burglary
of a structure, and petty larceny.
D rug related
• Shawn Christopher Toomey,
2ft, of Park Drive, w as arrested by
Sanford polio.* Tuesday. Toomey,
who had been arrested for grand
theft, was being transported to the
Sem inole County* Jail w hen drug
related items were found on his
person. He was charged with pos
session of narcotics equipm ent and
possession of cocaine.
• Richard M ontoze Young, 23, of
W ilncr Circle, Sanford, w as arrest
ed by Sanford police Tuesday at
C ardinal C ove, w hen officers
served a warrant on him for viola
tion of probation on a burglary
conviction, and possession o f
cannabis. W hen taken to jail, it w as
discovered he was in possession of
drug related items. He w as charges!
with sm uggling contraband into a
county detention facility, and pos
session of under 20 gram s of m ari
juana.
Traffic stops
• Edward Joseph Walter, 50, of
Altamonte Springs, w as stopped
by Sanford p olice Thursday on
O rlando Drive. H e w as charged
with driving under the influence
(DU1) of alcohol or drugs, and reck
less driving
A ssault - Battery
• Dennis Keith Bridger Jr , 23. of
C herokee C ircle, Sanford, w as
arrested
by
Sanford
police
W ednesday at French Avenue and
18th Street as the result of an alter
cation w ith a fem ale. H e w as
charged with battery — dom estic
violence.
• D 'A rrv Trayon Richardson. 22.
o f South Sanford Avenue, w as
stopped
by
Sanford
police
Thursday on Highway 17-92. He
w as charged with driving with a
suspended license and operating a
vehicle at night without lights.
• Andrew Frank Carroll, 25, of
Laurel Avenue, Sanford, w as
arrested
by
Sanford
police
W ednesday at his residence.
O fficers said he had been in a fight
with his niece. He w as charged
with battery - touch or strike, and
intim idating /threatening a w it
ness.
• Jam es Edward Foster III, 20, of
W illiams Street, w as arrested bySanford police M onday at his resi
dence. O n Tuesday, he reportedly
w as involved in an altercation at
C oastline Park with a man H e was
charged w ith aggravated battery
with a deadly weapon (knife).
• Tereka Denise Roberts, 20, of
Sanford Avenue, w as arrested by
Sanford police Thursday at her res
idence, w here officers said she had
been in a fight w ith an oth er
w om an. Sh e w as charged w ith
aggravated assault w ith a deadly
weapon (knife).
• Roy Junior Youngblood, 23, of
Jackson ville, w as stopped bySanford police W ednesday on
Rolling Hills Blvd. He was charged
w ith driving with a suspended
license.
O th er charges
Jason Micheal Hopkins, 21, of
A ltam onte Springs, C hristop h er
John H opkins, 18, of Holiday,
Florida, and G eorge A nthony
Hierro, 20, of Winter Springs, were
arrested by Sanford police early
Friday at a business in the 1200
block of French Avenue. O fficers
said the three persons were
involves! in a fight in front o f the
building. Each o f the three was
charged with disorderly conduct.
C hristop h er H opkins w as also
charged with battery - touch or
strike.
• G reg Alan Schofield, 18, of
Rosalea Village, w as arrested by
Sanford police Thursday at C edar
C reek Circle.
He w as charged w ith trespass-
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S e m in o le C om m unity
C ollege will present the
Harold Blanchard Trio with
Suzie Parks, at 7:30 p.m. in
the Sanford /L ike Mary
C am pus Fine Arts Concert
Hall. The concert is free.
S e m in o le C om m un ity
C ollege's Fine Arts Tlioatre
continues it’s 2004-2005 sea
son with the student produc
tion of Noel C ow ard 's play,
"H ay Fever." Perform ances
will lx* March 31. April 1. 2,
8, and 9 at 8 p m , and April
3 and 10 at 2 p.m.
Reservations recom m ended.
Tickets an* $6 for general
adm ission, $5 for seniors 55
and older. Free to students
and SC C em ployees For
tickets call 407-328-2040.
FRI
H opper Ju b ile e Festival
will b e presented Friday,
Saturday and Sunday at Fort
M ellon Park in dow ntow n
Sanford. There will be
am usem ent rides, food, fun,
dancing, vendors and h istori
cal tidbits. Hours are 5 until
9 p.m. on Friday, April 1 , 10
a.m. until 9 p.m. on April 2,
and 1 until 9 p.m. on Sunday,
April 3.
O vied o H igh S c h o o l’s
M ulticultural C om m ittee will
hold an International festival
on the school cam pus begin
ning at 8 a.m . and ending at
approxim ately 10:25 a.m. The
event will show case many of
the diverse cultures at
O viedo H igh School. There
will be* an opening cerem ony
and cultural displays. Call
407-320-4010.
The C ity o f Sanford will
hold a Street Party to cele
brate the reopening of
D ow ntow n's First Street. The
event will feature an art
show, live bands and artist
dem onstrations.
T h e C ity o f Sanford CRA
will present a Bike Art
Contest. C ash prizes will be
awarded for the m ost cre
ative decorated bicycle. The
event will be held on First
Street in dow ntow n Sanford
from 10 a.m . until 5 p.m.
C ontact D enise H urley at
407-324-5636.
T h e H elen S tairs T h eatre
presents the “Legends of
Rock 'N R oll" at 2 p.m. and
7:30 p.m.
Enjoy a blast from the past
w ith fabulous 50s fun.
Tickets are $ 30 and $25.
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Obituaries
ETH EL M . C A R LSO N
Ethel M. Carlson, 83, o f Lake
Mary, died Tuesday, M arch 22, 2005
at her residence. She w as b o m Dec.
25, 1921 in C hicago. She w orked
for the Bell Telephone C om pany
and AT&T.
She w as a volunteer at the
Sanford C hristian Sh arin g Center,
President o f the Lake M ary
W om en’s club, d irector o f the Lake
M ary Com m unity Im provem ent
A ssociation, trustee of the Lake
M ary C om m unity Trust and a
m em ber o f River O aks
Presbyterian Church in Lake Mary.
Su rvivors include son, Richard
o f C incinnati, O hio; tw o g ran d
daughters; tw o step -grand d au gh
ters, five great-granddaughters.
Funeral services will be held at 3
p m. Sunday, March 27, at River
O aks Presbyterian C hurch, 405
W ashington Avenue, Lake Mary. In
lieu of flowers, the fam ily su ggests
don ation s be m ade to the Sanford
C hristian Sharing Center, 15 E. 25th
Street, Sanford, 32771 or H ospice of
the Com forter, 480 W. Central
Parkway, A ltam onte Springs,
32714. '
P
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O rlan d o Direct C rem ation
Service, A ltam onte Springs, in
charge of arrangem ents.
ED ITH L. C H ESTER
Edith L. Chester, 78, of Punta
C.orda, died Monday, M arch 21,
2005 at the H ope H ospice H ouse in
Fort M yers. She w as b om June 9,
1926in Sanford and m oved to
Punta G orda in 2000. She w as a
retired benefits eligibility specialist
w ith the State of Florida and
attended Peace Lutheran C hurch.
Su rvivors include sons, David
Edw ards, 111, of Punta G orda and
H arold B. Edwards o f Sanford;
daughter, Joyce L. H ow ard of
Sanford ; six grandchildren.
Services will be held in Sanford
at a later date.
In lieu o f flow ers the fam ily
requ ests m em orial d o n atio n s to th e
H ope H ospice, 9470 H ealth p ark
circle, Fort M yers, 33908.
Port C harlotte C h ap el o f K aysP onger Funeral H om es and
C rem ation Services, Port C harlotte,
in ch arg e o f arran gem en ts.
D AVID G . EV EN SO N
D avid G . Evenson, 45, o f
Long w ood, died Tuesday, M arch
22, 2005 in G a in e sv ille H e w as
b o m Sep t. 1 ,1 9 5 9 in L o s A ngeles,
C alif. H e w as an in form atio n tech
nician and a m em ber o f Sem in ole
C om m unity C hurch.
Su rv iv ors in clu d e w ife, Lori A nn
Everson; sons, N ich olas Everson
and A lec Everson; father, Richard
Everson; sister, Kris.
Funeral services w ill b e
Saturday, M arch 26 at 10 a.m . at
the Sem in ole C om m unity C hurch.
Bald w in-Fairchild Funeral
H om e, O aklaw n C hapel,
Sanford /Lake Mary, in ch arge of
arrangem ents.
A N N ETTE M . G R EG O R IS
A nnette M. G regoris, 39 o f
O steen , died Tuesday, M arch 22,
2005 in W inter Park. B o m Ju ly 31,
l% 5 in Bram pton, O ntario, she
m oved to Florida 20 years ago. Sh e
w orked in con stru ction as a roofer
and w as Rom an C atholic.
Su rv iv ors include parents,
A nthony and R osem ary o f
Bram pton, O ntario; sister, Ju lie of
B ram pton; husband, Terry Baise o f
O steen ; sons, Tony and Tim othy
and d au g h ter Sherri, all o f O steen .
C ollison Fam ily Funeral H om es
and C rem atory - G ram kow chapel,
San ford , in charge o f arran ge
m ents.
H ELEN ELIZ A B ET H LEN C H U K
H elen Elizabeth Lenchuk, 79, of
W inter Park, died W ednesday,
M arch 23, 2005 at h er residence.
She w as b o m in New Brunsw ick,
N.J. and m oved to C en tral Florida
Banfield Funeral Home
“7o Serve As We Would Be Served”
• Family Owned
• Quality Service
• Affordable Prices
Since 1989
420 W. SR 434 • Winter Springs
407-327-1800
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“Resurrexit sicut dixit”
St. Thomas More
Church
50 years ago. Sh e w as a h om em ak
e r and a m em ber o f All Sain ts
E piscopal C hu rch .
Su rv iv ors in clu d e husband, Paul
L en ch uk o f W inter Park; daughter,
D onna Lee Lenchuk o f M iam i
Beach; sister, Eve A nn C lem en ts o f
M anassas, Va.; fou r grandchildren.
Funeral services w ill b e held
Saturday, M arch 26 at 1 p.m . at
C olliso n Fam ily Funeral H om es 4c
C rem atory in W inter Park w ith
burial in Palm Cem etery.
C ollison Fam ily Fu neral H om es
4c C rem atory, H ow ell Branch
C hap el, W inter Park, in charge o f
arrangem ents.
A D ELL O LIV ER
A dell O liver, 84, o f Dolarw ay,
San ford, died Tuesday, M arch 22,
2005 at C en tral Florida R egional
H osp ital. Sh e w as b o m Sept. 8,
1920 in Q uincy, Fla. She w as a
h om em aker and a m em b er o f N ew
Z ion P rim itive Baptist C hurch.
Su rv iv ors in clu d e sons,
T h eod ore O liver, o f St. Petersburg,
R alph O liv er o f Sanford and Leon
O liv er o f Sarasota; d aughters, D ella
Fergerson o f Sarasota, Pauline
C olem an and D arleen O liver, both
of San ford ; brothers, W illie Lee
G ilch rist and Robert lee G ilch rist,
both of Rochester, N.Y.; 16 gran d
children; 34 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services w ill be held
Saturday, M arch 26 at 2 p.m . at
N ew Z ion Prim itive Baptist church,
2390 G reen w ay Street, Sanford.
Rev. Robert W nitaker, III, pastor.
W ilson -E ich elberger M ortuary,
Inc., Sanford, in charge of arran ge
m ents.
RAYM O N D W . SEA R S
Raym ond W. Sears, 67, of
San ford , died Thursday, M arch 24,
2005 in D aytona Beach. H e w as
b o m A pril 3 ,1 9 3 7 in Buffato, N.Y.
H e w as a professional road d river
in the tru ckin g industry. H e w as
C atholic.
S u rvivors in clu d e w ife, C arole
S ean .
There w ill be a gath erin g of
frien d s on Tuesday, M atch 2 9 from
6 un til 8 p .m . at th e O aklaw n
ch ap el.
B ald w in -Fairch ild Funeral
H om e, O aklaw n C hapel,
S a n fo rd /L ak e M ary, in ch arge of
arran gem en ts.
M A R G A R ET H ELEN SH IV ER S
M argaret H elen S h iv en , 80, of
N orth C arolin a, d ied Tuesday,
M arch 2 2 ,2 0 0 5 , in N orth C arolin a.
She w as b om Feb. 1 0 ,1 9 2 5 , in Pine
C astle.
She w as a h om em aker and a
m em ber of N orthw est B ap tist
C h urch in K annapolis, N .C .
S u rvivors include sons, D onald
S h iv en o f K annapolis, N .C ., M ike
S h iv en of L ongw ood, Jam es
"B u tch '' S h iv en of O 'B rien , FL .;
sister, Lu Thom as of O 'B rien ; 21
gran d ch ild ren ; 23 great-gran d ch il
dren.
Fu n eral services w ere held
Friday, M arch 25 a t Baldauff
Fam ily Fu n eral H om e w ith burial
in O steen C em etery.
Baldauff Fam ily Funeral H om e,
O ran ge C ity, in ch arge of arran ge
m ents.
BO BBY JO E L S IV ILS
Bobby Joel Sivils, 72, of A popka,
died M onday, M arch 21, 2005 at
A dventist C are C enter, O rlando.
H e w as b om in Piedm ont, A la.
H e w as self-em ployed at a tire
com pany.
S u rv iv o n include son, C h arles
S cott Sivils of Tam pa; d au gh ters.
M argu erite A lisa N il of A i
E lizabeth Ann W eave of I
sister, M artha W eekly of
Birm ingham , A la.; seven gran d ch il
d ren ; on e great-gran d ch ild .
C ollison Fam ily Fu n eral H om es
4r C rem atory, H ow ell Branch
C hapel, W inter Park, in ch arge of
arran gem en ts.
Political leaders
will speak at
U C F Monday
ORLANDO — Several of
Florida’s most prominent politi
cal leaders. Including two U S.
senator* will speak Monday,
March 28, and Tuesday, March
29, at a University of Central
Florida symptMium’on campaign
finance*.
"Money and Politic*: Are
Elections for Sale?" will include
presentations
by
Florida
Attorney General Charlie Crist,
U S. senator* Mel Martinez and
BUI Nelson; and U S Rep*. F.
Allen Boyd Jr, D-MonticrUo; Jim
Davit, D-Tampa, and Tom
Feeney, R-Oviedo.
The symposium, which will
be in the Pegasus Ballroom of the
Student Union, is free and open
to the public.
JO H N A . V A L D IN G O
John A . V aldengo, 8 6 , o f
Longw ood , died In u n d a y , M atch
2 4 ,2 0 0 5 .
H e w as b om N ov. 2 7 ,1 9 1 8 , tai
Iselin, P a. H e w as a retired law
en forcem en t officer a W orld W br D
veteran o f theJLLS. N avy an d a
m em ber o f DAV.
S u rvivors in d u d e son , Joh n M .
V aldengo; d au gh ter; V enetta
V aldengo-Blevins; sister; A nne
Lelinski; five gran d ch ild ren .
Burial w ill be a t A lleghany
C em etery in P ittsb u rgh , Pehn.
Banfield Fu n eral hom e, W inter
Springs, in ch arg e of arran gem en ts.
D O R O TH Y H EN R Y W tL U N K
D orothy H en ry W Ulink, 8 8 , o f
D eLand, died TUesday, M arch 22,
2005 at h er resid en ce. She w as b om
in Sandy H ush, N .C . and m oved to
D eLand in 1958. She w orked a t th e
B arnett N ational Bank. She w as
ast treasu rer and eld er at
estm in ster P resb yterian C h u rch .
She w as a m em ber o f M agnolia
C ircle of the D eLand gard en C lub,
the DAR and UD C.
S u rvivors in d u d e husband,
Edw ard R. W illink; son , John F.
Black, Jr. of Salem , Va.; d au gh ter;
Ann Black of Rehoboth B each , D el.;
four gran d ch ild ren ; seven g re a t
gran d ch ild ren ; h er second h u s
ban d ’s children Fred S. W illink of
San Jose, C al., R obert P. W iUink of
Plano, Tex., R ichard W. WUlink and
G eorge W. W illink, b oth o f SanfonC
D avid M . W illink of P alatk a; sister,
Lenoir Sw icegood of AsheviUe,
N .C.
A m em orial service wUl be held
Saturday, M arch 26, a t 2 p .m . at
W estm inster P resb yterian C h u rch ,
1313 W est N ew York A venue, •
D eLand. In lieu of flow ers th e fam
ily requests d on ation s to the
W estm inster P resb yterian C h u rch .
A llen-Sum m erhlll Funeral
H om e, D eLand, in ch arge of
arran gem en ts.
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m ayor and City Commission
D istrict 1 la Ibeadav, M arch 29.
follow ing la an edited reprint
o f th e The Sanford Herald
Mayor
: Sanford will have new lead*
erahip becauae M ayor Brady
Lessard chore not to run for reelection. During Leaaard'a eight
y e a n o f aervice, four as mayor
and four as District 1 cominis*
aton et the d ty has experienced
growth in all sectors. The d ty 's
financial position has improved
dram atically. At the end of
Fiscal Year 1996, the d ty had
14.9 million in reserve. As of
Sept. 30, 2004, those reserves
we re $10.1 million. The d ty 's
fin an d al picture is even
stronger when you consider
$4.7 million of reserves were
spent cleaning up after three
ata}or hurricanes. The Federal
Em ergency
M anagem ent
A gency recently reim bursed
Sanford for those expenditures,
which puts the d ty 's reserve
balance at nearly $15 million.
• It is important that Sanford
elect a m ayor who Hill contin
ue to lead the d ty in revitaliz
ing its residential "and cummer*
dal* communities, while at the
same tim e improving the quali
ty of life for its residents. The
candidates for m ayor —
W hitey Eckstein and Linda
District 1
There is a clear choice in
Sanford's mayor raw, but such
is not the case in District 1.
Incum bent Art Woodruff
edges out Bernard Mitchell as
the best candidate. As a com
m issioner,
Woodruff
has
strived to serve every commu
nity in his district. No commis
sioner who is be’tter prepared
at every meeting.
H is colleagues sometim es
get annoyed when he dives
into the minutia of an issue, but
his thoroughness is needed.
W oodruff has earned his
share of criticism , especially
from the Historic District. But
much of the criticism aimed at
Woodruff comes from his will
p in io n
Your Views
Kuhn, Woodruff best choices
7 The
w w w .M H if o id n t w p a p f .c o m
m sHo u ld
Kuhn — each have good ideas,
but Kuhn is best suited to serve
as Sanford's next mayor.
Kuhn would bring a wealth
o f experience to the m ayor's
office. She has worked in both
the private and public sectors
and helped create the Victim
Services Division at both the
Sem inole County Sh eriff's
Office and the State Attorney's
Office, 18th Judidal Circuit.
More importantly, she has
served on d ty boards and is
intimately familiar with how
d ty government works. City
em ployees
trusted
Kuhn
enough to eled her to represent
them on the Civil Service
Board. Kuhn's biggest asset is
her dedsiveness. She research
es an issue thoroughly and then
makes a clear dedsion.
Eckstein served the d ty well
during his tenure as a d ty com
missioner, but his tim e has
passed. Eckstein has not clearly
outlined why he is running. He
told The Herald in December
that he was running because,
"We need to get (the d ty 's gen
eral fund reserves) back the
way they were 10 years ago."
Such a policy would require
depleting two-thirds, or $10
million, of the d ty 's $15 million
reserve balance. That kind of
leadership is regressive not
progressive.
The Sanford Herald endorses
Linda Kuhn for Sanford mayor.
Can mayor serve
with dialysis?
1b the editor
My name is Peter Magyar and
I'm going to question the ability
of Mr. Eckstein for the job of
mayor.
From what you wrote in the
newspaper Eckstein is on dialysis
three days a week, four-hours a
setting.
What is he going to do on bad
days? And there will be a lot of
bad days. If he said he is all right
I would question it to a small
point.
I’ve been on dialysis for right
years and Eckstein can’t convince
me of his ability to be mayor.
If he has dialysis on Monday,
Wednesday arul Friday, let's say
he goes in at 6 a m., out at 1030
a m , it may take four hours to
recover. Then it's 2 p.m. in the
afternoon and the working day is
over. Then what if he has tong
meetings. And there will be days
he can't respond, and that is the
truth. You as the editor and the
vot4ers
should
question
Eckstein’s ability to be mayor. A
doctor can say he has the ability,
the the doctor is not the mayor.
Peter Magyar
Sanford
Lessard: Get out
and vote Sanford
Tb the editor
This Tuesday some Sanford
voters will go to the polls and
select a new mayor for the dty
and a commissioner in District 1.
I say "some" tacause the general
election displayed an incredible
amount of apathy toward these
races. As I recall only about 10
percent of voters bothered to
spend file minutes sekvting a
candidate on March H.
If you need a motivator to get
out on TUesday, think of the
progress we haw made as a com
munity Eight years ago, law
enforcement experts told as the
Sanford Police Department was
"troubled and dysfunctional."
We have watched with pride as
our Police Department has
bcqpme one of the best depart
ments in the region. We’ve come
from not having the money to
build a new Public Safety Facility
to putting a $2 million cash down
payment on a state-of-the-art
complex. Wb’ve watched neigh
borhoods that Central Florida
realtors had been avoiding for
years quadruple in value. We've
seen our recreational programs
grow as young families continue
making Sanford home. Wb’ve
seen a 20 year dream of building a
Riverwalk completed. We’ve
seen an airport that 10 wars ago
had 35,000 passengers a year
grow to nearly 2 million a vt*ar.
We've seen sidewalks being built
and repaired at a pace unparalWed in Sanford history. We've
seen First Street and its merchants
get a new lease on life as shoppers
and diners have returned. Vw've
seen remaining dirt roads in the
city paved. We’ve seen Sanford
pay cash to cleanup after three
hurricanes, while many cities
went to the bank for loans.
Wb've seen open drainage ditches
piped and covered. We've seen
the Sanford tax rate lowered for
sew n wars in a row. We’ve seen
Sanford's cash reserves grow to
the largest they have ever been.
Sanford is in great shape, but
them* is plenty of work to be dime.
No mayor or commissioner
can accomplish anything atone.
Every’ resident ami business in
Sanford needs to be a foot soldier
to keep the city moving forward.
The* four remaining candidates
are willing to toad the charge*. The
toast we can do Is get out on
Tuesday and tot all four candi
date's know the*y are appreciated.
Sanford Proud Forever;
Brady Lessard
Future Former Mayor of
Sanford
D o you h ave a living w ill?
There Is a great deal being said these days
regarding the need to obtain a living will. This
Ls something that has been promoted for many
years, but the Terri
Schiavo case has brought
it to the forefront.
Let it be said, I have
one. When I went to my
attorney's offiw a few
years back, to have
changes made in my w ill
the attorney recommend ed I also get a living will. I
did.
Nick
Now, the Schia vo situa
tion has shown all of as
the* need to haw a living
• • • • • • • • Hill not fust verbally to a
spouse*, family member or
tnend, but a WRITTEN living will witnessed
by* (this is the law) at toast two fvrsons, one of
whom cannot be related.
A living will for those who may not know,
defines medical treatment a person will or Hill
not want to receive in cases of extreme medical
situations In the rust, a spouse* or family
member would be left to make the choices of
what life-saving "tubes" should or should not
be ased in order to prolong a loved one's life.
The living will takes the burden off of others
and reflects what the* jvnsnv being treated
REALLY wants.
w
1fcj
ingness to consider all sides.
Critics also note that at times
Woodruff has lacked the nerve
to take a strong position on an
issue. While Woodruff and his
constituents would benefit
from bolder leadership, his
measured responses do help
balance a com m ission that
sometimes goes off half cocked.
Mitchell is a Sanford native
who has been active in the
com munity for years. He
speaks with the sinw rity and
passion of a man who has
spent his life w orking to
im prove
his
community.
However, he is vague when it
comes to specifics.
The Sanford Herald endorses
Art Woodruff.
Pfeifauf
I am not without personal knowledge At
one time, in late I W , I was in somewhat of a
vegetatiw stage, but only briefly. As coinci
dence would have it it was in the same hospi
tal where Terri Schiavo has been in Pinellas
County Oxygen and other tubes were deemed
necessary to allow me* to continue life. This
was the doctor's division bawd on his medical
expertise. After a ll aren't they supposed to
know what is best? Nivdtoss to say, I survived.
(Either that or you wouldn't he reading this
column or anything else I have wntten in the
past 15 wars).
But, I reflect. Now, tot's get back to that liv
ing will concept. It is relatively easy to create.
If you have a |x*rvmal attorney, having him or
her create the living w ill (in my opinion) is the
best way to handto this.
You can get additional information by
phone You may call the state’s Agency for
Health can* Administration (AHCA) (toll free)
at 1-888-114-3456 You can either ebtam publi
cations to help you draw up a living w ill or
ask questions llofvfullv. this number will
provide a real person with whom to talk.
Another nvethed, if you have a personal
computer, to go on-line Now, I don't know
about you, but I couldn't obtain anything
except a listing of peopto who would help you
prepare a living will - at a charge. I tore too,
the number of the web address contains over
60 totters, which I cannot call up on my wrv-
ice.
So, I asked for a seanh of "living will infor
mation". In addition to another list of people
who would charge you for this serviev, I also
found a web-site on "How to adopt a dog if
you are living in China ”
Don't ask me why this was in living will
information — 1 didn't create the web-site.
My boss, Ste*ve Paradis, who gaw me
another Web site he* fold obtained from the
Florida Catholic Conference. It is www.flacathconf org It says to call that site and obtain
cuptos of the* living will form. Now that
seninds more like* it.
Naturally, all of the* TV stations in Central
Honda are boasting they have numbe*rs and
website’s to call for this information - sei - try
one of them. obtain the* rnvvssary papery fill
there out - have there signed by two pevpto
and put there in your safe*-eicpnsit box or some
othe*r safe place, where vour family can find it
whenever it is needed (hopefully never)
I imagine* I'll be* hearing from folks who
have othe*r phone* numbers or website's, but
ratheT than tell me* about there, (I have my liv
ing will) - tell your family and fnc*nds about
there and urge* Uvere to lake actum
It's texi bad the* Te*m Schiavo situation had
to occur before we bevanve* aware of the
importance of having a WRITTEN living will
- Kit now that we're paying attcntkxv tot's
take* some action.
m
C eleb
Deborah Jarvis-Smith
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convention news
A H ap p y C reek R eu n ion
The following was edited from the
Wednesday, fuly 16, 1924 edition of the
Sanford Herald.
D cC ottn and Lake Speaker*
at Klwania
George A. DeCottm and Mayor
Forrest Lake were speakers at the week*
ly Kiwanis luncheon meeting at the
Montezuma Hotel. Both told of the
Democratic Convention in New York,
telling the group many interesting
accounts of what had happened in
Madison Square Carden.
Also featured at the mreting was piano
player
G.K.
Brockman
who
caused many favor
able comments.
K i w a n i a n s
Jenkins, Moughtoa
Long and Lawton
were appointed to
represent
the
Kiwanis at the Boy
Scout
Court
of
Honor to be held at
Silver
Lake
on
□ ra ce Marie
Thursday.
Stineciphcr
Practically all the
• • • • • • • • club members had
signified their inten
tion of accompanying the baseball team
to Leesburg the nest afternoon.
Members of the team would meet at the
comer of First Street and Park Avenue at
I p.m.
Scout Camp Newt
(The Boy Scout camp was being held
at Silver Lake, and was evidently in its
wound week. This column told of their
activities).
The camp was K ing kept in perfect
sanitary condition and gixxl health pre
vailed. Only minor scratches and bruises
had prevented some of the boys from
participating in the well arranged program.
The previous Thursday, the scouts
Itad been treated by a visit from the
home folks who gave them a basket pic
nic. The scouts had presented an inter
esting and instructive program and the
camp rook. John Hambones and his
Dixie Jubikv Singers had sung many of
the old Southern melodies.
The scouts were spending a few
hours each day in preparation for the
Court of H cror Which would be held in
the camp rounal nng the nest Thursday.
At that time each boy could pass lOmerit
badge tests
The furors for the court would be
selected from the Kiwanis and Rotary
G ubs of Sanford who had taken a m a t
interest in the scout movement, bach
club sponsored a Sanford troop
All the scouts who had attended the
camp the first week said that they had a
wonderful time. Many who had come
for one week only had persuaded their
folks to allow them to remain for a seccwvd week.
The previous Sunday the scouts had
attended Sunday School and church in
Sanford, going in a body in autos fur
nished by citizens.
The camp would close the nest
Saturday at noon when the scouts would
leave for their homes tetter prepared for
their work m life.
City Manager Report
(This is gist a partial list of work
reported).
The report of the G ty manager; W.B.
Williams, for the month of June showed
that a great deal had been accomplished.
The report showed that of 143 cases
tried in city court 16 had teen dismissed
and sis transferred to the county. Fees
and rods totaled $1,919. There were two
fires reported, neither doing much damage.
Trees had been trimmed, ditches cut
sewer pipes laid, bridges built and
streets cleaned, mostly in the western
part of the atv . Some streets named w e *
Olive, Oleander Pomegranate. 10"*, 13"1
and l rt through 4“*.
Paving had been repaired on both
oak and Park Avenues between First and
Second Street First Street between Oak
and Myrtle Avenues, and between
Palmetto and Sanford Avenues.
Parkways had been cleared on
Magnolia n u n 13**'. to Central Street
French Avenue to 13th Street and Union
Avenue (now Second Street) from
Sanford to MeUonville Avenues.
Parkirg q » c r lines had bscn painted
on Park and Magnolia Avenues and on
First Street
Plants and fema had been set out at
East Side Primary School Grammar
School and Fourth Street Park. Work had
also been done an Central Park.
According to the report 399 miles had
been swept by the street sweeping
department at a cast of $399. Garbage
removal had a * $411.40, maMenreioe
OMUi
Chick and goat
celebrate wedding
anniversary #75
From left. Janice Herbst. Anna Laura Deneff Herbst'a daughter-in-law; Anna Laura Deneff Herbal ol Sanford;
Alan Herbst, Anna's son; Gall Briggs Nolen, Anna's cousin and author of newly published "Memories of Merritt
Island"; and Iris Caudill, granddaughter along with Anna, of Settler/H om esteader/Pioneer Henry Johan Banecke
and wife Carolina Koelling Banecke. This photo waa taken at the Happy Creek H omestead Site March 12 dur
ing a NASA sponsored Tour and Family Reunion. Below is Anna Laura Deneff of Sanford at a recent book sign
ing of her cousin's book.
By John L Salsbury
On a beautiful March 12 day, a group of 65 descen
dants of a Memtt Island homesteader were treated to a
John F. Kennedy Space Center VIP tour and Reunion on
their old homestead site of Happy Creek.
Happy Creek is an area of North Merritt Island and
near what is now Uuinch Complex 39B. Among the hon
ored guests was Sanford’s Anna Laura Deneff Herbst 83,
granddaughter of homesteader Henry Johan Benecke
and wife Carolina KixTling Benecke.
Two NASA lour buses and tour guides/escorts
(Delores Abraliam and Jim Johnson) treated the guests to
a narrated dnve an Hind that featured an up ckise view of
the Vertical Assembly Building (VAB) that provided an
unexpected peek at part of the STS-114 Space Shuttle-the
redesigned external fuel tank mated to the two solid rock
et boosters (SRBs). This glimpse was possible through an
partially opened bay door. Also viewed up dose was a
mobile crawler (used to transport the Mobik* Launch
Platform, upon which the ET and SRB’s were already
mounted; Launch Pads 39A and B and the Operational
Processing Facilities (OPFs)
The1 tour was culminated with a walk around on the
Happy Creek Homestead. June Benecke and daughter;
Betty Ann Anderson, enjoyed seeing the foundation of
their house, where Betty Ann was Kim.
June and his brother Ray, both of Titusville, owned
and operated a 1 hinting and Fishing Camp on the I tappy
Creek Site during die 1950's and into the '60s. This was
truly a happy time on Happy Creek. Everyone thorough
ly enjoyed their Happy Citvk Reunion.
Stetson’s Comer
W h o ’s your N eigh bor?
IVr/owtt* fc» Stetson's Comer, inlien*
unify toe fsfv fo ‘Jure a hr of tohaf is
good dfxm f the Village i f C o u tu This
iW urtiu u Jid icafeif to a man wlu> did the
jume - Deputy Sheriff Gene "5frf»»i"
Cn^sny, nfio uvis lolled hi the line i f
duty luly 8, 199# tn f/ie place he uus
suwti to pnHect, hut which am id not
pntieii him. Geneiu util netvr he the
sam ehxau seif DeputyGrrgiwy...it will
he better.
In church 1 learned at a young age
that wlien asked die question \VHi*
is your neighbor?, die answer was
'everyone', and that loving your
neignKir meant loving everyone.
What I have
learned in the
real world since
then is that even
though 1 am
commanded to
love my neigh
bor; I also need
to have a healthy
dose of caution
when it comes to
his or her inten
Darta Kinney
tions
toward
my family and
myself as well.
The confession by 46-yearold registered sex offender. John
Evander Couey", in the abduction
and murder of 9-year-aid Jessica
Lunsford of Hotnosassa, FL, brings
to the forefront the need for public
awareness with regards to sex
offenders and other* released info
the community with criminal
Scoles
Fleaar know that in Seminole
County residents can go to the
Seminole County Sheriff's Office
Wbb she st h ttp:/ / wwwjsminoiesheriff.org/; dick on 'Registered
Fctons' for a database by o p code of
registered offender* rend t a n dick
an s name far sdditionsl information
and a photo if one is available. Sexual
o fc v d m and predator* are indudsd
in this database. There is also a link to
the ID LE'S database on Sexual
Geneva is a p e a t place to hue.
Urdortimasdy, it is rire a re a a tp ta tt
$1195-
Two very special people are to be credited for making
this become a reality: A cousin and Author of a newly
published book entitled "Memories of Merritt Island."
Gail Briggs Nolen has, in this book, chronicled what
Henry, his family and die families of others endured. It is
a true testimony to the stamina and endurance of these
early Florida Pioneers Fkirida history buffs would find
her book — a treasure.
This book may be purchased by contacting the Author
at: onefloridawritertflmsn com
The second person responsible for this reunion held at
the homestead site is Brevard County Historian Rose
Wbofey.
reexadb are hidRgM M i^ire.
A re re c h c fG s w v a ? 32738 Zip
Code an the SCSO tale brought up 94
stgtatreadftaana living (re reding) an
d » quirt back reads of our iw rtv filags. Tkn of three Inthvidiitar m sex-
ual offender*. One is listed as a sexu
al predator. I dicked on his name to
find out more. When his face
appeared on my cum outer screen, I
thought “He truly looks like die hoy
next door". The scary part i s ... he is.
This 22-year-old has been convicted
of lewd and lascivious behavior with
a child under 16 in Seminole County,
with three additional lewd and las
civious battery charges on victim(s)
12-15 years of age. He is sentenced to
five years probation, and apparently
likes Seminole County enough to
stay hew.
Geneva streets listed with regis
tered Mans as residents are: First
Street, Arapaho Trail Avenue A,
Bandit Way, Blue Fish Place (3),
Bowleg T r a i Charlie Court Cochran
Road (21 Cypress Court East Caron
Cove, East Osceola Road (21 East
S.R. 46 (3), Estes Drive. Fort Lane
Road, Green Cedar Lane (21 Guy
C ourt Harney Heights Road (3).
Jungle Road, Lake Hamey Road,
Marion Avenue, Mullet Lake Park
Road (31 Old 100 Road, Osceola
Road. Perth Road (21 Pine Knob
Lane, Racoon Trail Retreat Road,
Sandytop Lane, Shadow Drive,
Shawnee Trail (3k Snowhill Road (4L
Stuart Trail West Osceola Road (41
and West S Ji. 46. U this your neigh
bor? You need to know.
That right to know became official
on O ct 1, 1997, when new criteria
community notification of Sexual
Predators and Sex Offenders The
SCSO database contains public
record information on offender* clas
sified as sexual predator* and eexual
offenders under Florida law because
of a conviction for a eex related crime
an d /or a verified crime agtanta dulThia information is made avail
able to folnataed dtiaena to hrip
them educate thm utaves about the
pomfefe ca— nor at sudi c fe a d m
In
there
locta
communities.
(l1«»jil«iM M iSn<li a i n S n iiA n u t
an o te ndar in M s database is not
intandad to kxficare t a t any ju fem trth m beret mad* ta to u tfL fcv S
T H sraicS tartyln fotm rtfon A ct
of 1997 establishes that all sexual
predators, who committed their act
on or after Oct. 1,1993, are now sub
ject to mandatory community notifi
cation
and
registration requirements.
Registration requirements were
also broadened under the I*SIA to
include sex offenders wKi have been
released from any sanction of the
cinirf or from the care, custody and
control of tiie Flonda Department of
Corrections on or after Oct 1,1997.
Sex offenders are defined in legis
lation by their conviction of certain
enumerated sex offenses. While law
enforcement is not mandated to noti
fy the community on sev offender*,
police chiefs and sheriffs may release
criminal history information on sex
offenders, and notify the public of
that information at their discretion.
This information is made available to
the public and law enforcement in
the interest of public safety.
The P5LA also requires all sexual
predators and sex offender*, if not
under custody or supervision of the
Florida Department of Corrections,
and after having initially registered
in person with ID LE or the Sheriff in
tiw county where he/she resides, to
contact in p e n e n a local office of the
Florida Department of Highway
Safety and Motor Vehicles, within 4$
hour* of any change of address, and
to obtain a Florida driver's license or
identification card, if applicable.
"Please note that John Couey had not
registered as required by law in the
Homosassa community in which h r
was living. All the more reason for
extreme caution in dealing with
those around us. Ask anyone in law
enforcement and he or she will te l
you that most crimes are cummittsd
by someone in our a id e of frienck
neighbors and acquaintances - not a
total stranger.
Loving our neighbor down '!
mean wv need to become his or h *
next victim.
Far more information contact the
It w as happy birthday as a
C ute C hick and an O ld G oat
celebrated their 75th birth
d ays w ith an elab o rate
grand after-five form al affair
on Saturday, M arch 12.
M r. A rth u r and M rs.
C orin e W ilson celeb rated
w ith o v er 100 fam ily m em
bers and friends gathered for
the even in g o f fun* food ,
M arva
m usic, dance and Jokes.
At the six o ’clock recep
tion enjoyed by guests, w e
aw aited the arrival o f the
honorees w ith a standing ovation for th eir
grand entrance.
A fter the introductions, guests dined on a
delicious dinner of ham , chicken, roast beef,
green beans, com , rice, gravy, rolls, and a
nappy birthday cake.
G uests continued to enjoy dancing and loads
of m usic and fun until the w ee hours.
G uests attending w ere from Rochester; N.Y„
A tlan ta, C olum bus, O hio, N ew York C ity,
Bethlehem , Penn., DeKalbe, 111., Denver, C olo,
C anada, Conn., C harlotte, N .C . and Boston.
M any m ore happy birthdays are w ished to
the happy couple.
It w aa happy 95th birthday for Rufus H icks,
son of the late N azare and Cindy H icks. H e w as
bom M arch 1 ,1 9 1 0 in M adison, Florida.
H icks lived in Sanford for m any y ears,
w here he raised his fam ily of nine children, tw o
of w hom are now d eceased . H e presently
resides w ith his daughter; Betty H icks. O ther
children are O rion H icks, L au ren ce A lton,
Jacob L ew is, G eorge D uncan, M ary A nn
Reniolds. H icks children and grandchildren
served him a delicious dinner and a tasty birth
day cake to fill his d ay w ith Joy and love.
Hawkins
H op p er Ju b ilee Festival is April 1 though 3.
It’s a carnival with a flair o f historical flavor.
There will be am usem ent rides, plenty of ven
d ors, food, fu a dance, m usic, poetry and his
to rical d ata, Frid ay from 5 until 9 p .m .,
Saturday from 10 a.m . until 9 p.m . and Sunday
from 1 until 9 p.m . at D ow ntow n Fort M ellon
p ark . The even t is sp on sored by H op p er
A cadem y Preservation C om m ittee and the C ity
of Sanford. Phone 407-330-5680 for inform a
tion.
R ob ert G uy, Jr. is a typical A m erican teenag
er, a high school senior, w ho, a t age 16 is at the
C lassic C ity perform ance Learning C en ter in
A thens, G eorgia, a non-traditional high
Rif school,
H e is w orking on projects som e adults only
dream about - choreography, d ram atic w riting
and m usical com position. A G uy w ith big goals
for his future in tne field of arts.
G uy says he has alw ays been in the arts, in
every asp ect. He attended a perform ing a rts
sch o o l Tajaria A rts in Sanford for eight y e a n
w here he learned "every aspect of the a rts", lit
erally from the ground up, from sw eeping the
stage floor to m akeup, costum es and lighting.
Upon m oving to A thens, G eorgia, G uy naa
becom e a U rge part of the local th eater scene
w ith perform ances in tw o com m unity show s,
"W h at A bout the C hildren" and "A Form of
G odliness".
Being a w riter, he has w ritten his first origi
nal play entitled "The R eturn of the M essiah"
w hich
ch he hopes to stage this spring s t a local
venue.
H aving never w ritten a religious play about
the second com ing, he began to read and
research. Thinking th at a lot of people are
touchy, he w rote a p U y w h ere n ot on ly
C hristians w ould enjoy but everybody w ould
get som ething out of the play.
The p lay's m usic com es n om original
positions by Guy, w ho says h e hopes p
can take som ething aw ay from the then
the song*. H e sends a m essage ou t th a t's posi
tive and yet has fun and has everybody relate
to the m usic th at is touching and upUftmgH e w orks w ith his aunt w ho h as been d an c
ing for 2 0 y ear*. H is d rive and
arts are w hat is m oat i
w ork. H is paaaion for t a
aged him to establish hi*
puny, VOTF, (Votes* O f
deletions are n ot Just a s a
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�Easter
events
P arty
Sanford
will
____
b arin n in g
at AdO u l at Fovt M ellon
Pietfc In downtown Sanford.
TKa event toopen to all chll-
w alk en d $1 face paintings.
H ie C aster Bunny w ill arrive
a t 9-JO w ith the hunt begin*
n in g
at
9 :4 5
a.m .
R efreshm ents w ill be served.
Y ou n gsters should bring
E a ste r baskets.
F o r m ore inform ation call
d ie R ecreation D epartm ent at
40-330*5697.
M arch 2 6 an d 27
The
C en tral
Florid a
Z oological Park will present
the E aster W eekend "H ippity
H op " event for children. The
even t w ill feature bunny stop
Pag* BA
historic bride street and address
some stormwater; w aterline and
electrical upgrades, inducting
extra lighting to give the d ty the
ability to hold special events.
Construction on the $2.1 mil
lion prefect began Aug. 2, 2004.
The street opened block by
knock tu n in g rcu. t wim me
entire street open Feb. 21,
according to a news release from
the dty. ,
Finishing touches will be
complete by April 2 about tw o
months longer than scheduled,
due to problems with the w ater
lines and three hurricanes.
"O ur new brick street beauti
ful landscaping and wider aidewalks create a more pedestrian
friendly environment for every
one to enjoy our historic down
tow n," said City M anager A1
Crieshaber Jr. "M any try to
replicate our authentic down
town atmosphere, but we have
the real deal. We invite you to
come experience it.”
The daylong celebration will
be in conjunction w ith the
Hopper Jubilee Festival in Fort
Mellon Park with rides and
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Paw Park for dogs in Sanford,
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sored by die Hopper Academy
Preservation Committee and the
d ty of Sanford.
A ccording to a separate
release. H opper Academy is the
oldest known school for blacks
in Seminole County, dating back
to 1886. The institution w as
known as Colored School No. 11
and consisted of one staff mem
ber; William M cLester, until
1894.
Joseph N. Crooms becam e
principal of the school in 1906.
The current Hopper Academy
building was constructed under
his leadership.
Hopper served as an elemen
tary, middle and high school
until C room s Academy w as
constructed in Goldsboro in
1930. The school continued as an
elementary until the “new "
Hopper Elementary was built in
the 1950s.
The old building was trans
formed into a community
resource center, housing such
services as employment and
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other soda! agendas.
The school w as restored to its
original state in the 1990s, but
renovation is necessary before it
can be occupied, according to
the
H opper
Fundraising
Committee.
Residents and Hopper alum
ni have embarked an a fundrais
ing campaign to raise $80,000 to
bring the structure into compli
ance. The Jubilee Festival is the
first of what is expected to be an
annual event celebrating the his
toric institution.
Times for the Jubilee Festival
are 5 to 9 p.m . Friday, April 1; 10
a m to 9 p.m. Saturday, April 2;
and 1 to 9 p.m. Sunday, April 3.
For m ore information on the
H opper festival call 407-3305680.
The Paw Park Birthday Bash
will be held April 2 at 427 French
Avc., in Historic Sanford.
All dogs four months and
older are welcome to Paw Park.
There will be demonstrations
and vendors. The park is
equipped with dog drinking
fountains, dog showers, time
out area and leash free zone.
The Paw Park celebration
will last from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m.
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Church and the Crooms High School Class of 1970 gave a gift of
love program for Joyce Lowe Burke, Nathaniel Phillips and Frank
Johnson, who were members of the class of 1970. They are present
ly experiencing medical crises. Delores Mickens chaired this heart
felt event with the Somebody who cares Ministry program on
Saturday, March 19 at 6 p.m.
Musical selections, "I Need You to Survive", "I'm Still i folding
On and Wont Complain".
The Gift of Love program is a service of Children of Thunder,
Save the Children, Prison Ministry, Crusaders Ministry, Food and
Clothes Ministry, and Woman to Woman Ministry. Deaconess
Delores Mickens wishes to thank all who helped make this
Ministry of Can* program a grand success. Bishop Benjamin
Adams, pastor.
Happy Birthday Sandra Mitchell Gaines, Martha Hall Doctor,
lasmine George, Randall Ikedionur, John Smith, Nadjiah Smith
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adults, Children 3 - 1 2 for
$4.95, seniors 60+ for $6.95
and child ren two and under
free.
For inform ation phone the
S C O R E
zoo at 40-323-4450.
Sunday, M arch 27
T he 12th A nnual City-W ide
Easter Sunrise Service will be
held beginning at 6:30 a.m. at
C entral W inds Park, next to
W inter Springs High School.
The event is sponsored by
First Baptist Church o f W inter
Springs, Terry Elixson is pas-
Bring law n ch a in an d blan
kets.
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atten d th e E a ste r C an tata,
"Behold th e Lam b." Services
start a t 11 a.m . The church is
located a t the co m er of TUcket
D rive an d R onald R eagan
Boulevard.
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sioner and was elected four
years ago because he was con
cerned about developm ent
issues. For that election and
this one he walked the district,
he said.
"It struck m e how much
things have changed and we
need to keep il going in that
direction,” Woodruff said.
Mitchell said he wants to
create a clean, vibrant city
that's friendly to citizens anil
visitors. Public safety and a x le
enforcem ent wem other plat
forms, he said.
"It's time for us to stop play
ing around with our a id es,"
Mitchell said.
Sanford 's sew age plant and
how
candidates plan to
address this.
All of the candidates agreed
that it was a problem, and that
m easures would be taken.
W oodruff told what C ity
Commission worked out a few
weeks ago.
A few w a rs back. Woodruff
said, a consultant came for
ward and said he had this great
little solution to the sew age
problem.
"It didn't work." Woodruff
said, adding that a few weeks
ago the city signed a contract to
m ove forward with plans to
dom e the sewage.
Another question asked if
the Sanford Police Department
should take over a id e enforce
ment. Each candidate seemed
to agree that although code
enforcement is a large problem
in Sanford, they didn't want
the polio* officers aim pletely
taking over code enforcement.
Mitchell said he was not in
favor, but that it was time to
"strictly enforce."
"C o d e enforcem ent is a
m ajor issue and impacts the
city as a whole," Kuhn said.
She talked with Chief Brian
Tooley
and
said
he
is
"am en able" to taking over
code enforcement.
Eckstein said the officers
could do a lot ot the obvious
violations. "Every polio.*officer
is sworn to do it," Eckstein
said. Woodruff said, it "could
work."
Plans for public housing
was the next issue. Mitchell
said then* is a need for a more
hands on approach.
"U nfortunately Sanford let
the pniblem get to when* they
did," K uhfcxaki. but she added
there was a need for gixxl, safe
housing for San ford 's lowincom e population.
Eckstein
said
that
by
im proving the actual public
housing buildings, the city
could improve the quality of
life for m e people living in
then*.
Kuhn startl'd off apologiz
ing that she would nave to
leave the forum early to sit on
the Civil Servia1 Hoard. She
added to tin* other candidates'
comments about their roots in
Sanford.
"We also have our nxits and
commitments," Kuhn said of
her tarnilv
After introductions, the first
ctuestion involved what role
tlie c it\ should play in regards
to the l lumber ot Commerce.
1 1 kstein, who drew the
t aster egg to go lirst, said
Santord kmd of forced the
i lumber to pave its own wav."
t to s,ud the Chamber should be
marketing Sanford and he
would lx* willing to give the
c lumtvr power as a conduit
Wotslrutl s,ud the Chamber
should tv an important part
ner. which the city should
fund but ha\e the city as a
-upporter. not a main contribu
tor
Mitchell said tile city of
santord and the Chamber
should come together in a partnorxhip, and that the Chamber
should have some leeway to go
out ot Santord to market.
Kuhn said that joining with
other Chambers is an "absolute
negative" and that the city
needs to help the chamber
stand on its own.
Another question concvmed
the smell coming from
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buildings th at need to be
addressed, it's the people w ho
live there. H e said (net tou r and
five generatione o f fam ilies
started out in public housing
and are still there.
"W e've got to address how
lo change the lives of these
p en ile," Woodruff said.
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with the citizens an d commission to struct m e connvte plans that addm s
a ll o f Sanford s challenges, including neighborhood safety, tvdevelopment
o f our business community, updated zoning an d code enforcement, an d
education priorities.
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/ will wotk to turn those plans into the ivalities
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'Linda Kuhn understands that Sanford is at an
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Mr. Eckstein served 17 years on the com m ission...
but Sanford needs more vigorous leadership
at this juncture.
The Sentinel endorses Linda Kuhn for m a y o r/9
— Orlando Sentinel, F eb . 20,2005
Linda Kuhn is endorsed
& supported by...
Sanford Professional Firefighters Local 3996,
Fraternal Order of Police - Sanford Lodge 140,
The Sanford Herald & Orlando SenUnel
...and more voters than any other candidate
in the first election!
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leadership that can make a difference
Vote Kuhn on Tuesday, Wlarch 29!
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LAKE MARY — The Lake
Mary City Commission got its
finrt glimpse of a pedestrian
overpass proposed by Seminole
County
at
Lake
M ary
Elementary School.
The overpass will connect
the school property with City
Hall, and will span traffic-laden
Lake Mary Bouk*vard. This is
the first of four overpasses
scheduled in various parts of
the cuunty, including a second
one in Lake Mary over Rinehart
Road.
Three proposals are being
considered for the Lake Mary
Boulevard overpass, and Jerry
McCollum o f Seminole County
planning presented the propos
als to the Commission March
M cCollum
is
seeking
C om m ission input to be
brought back to the County
Commission which will have
final say on the overpass. He
will convery his recommenda
tion to the Board of Count)’
Commissioners in April.
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United Cily. County and School Board in developing many projects
for Sanford
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y Worked to make Sanford s Airpoit an International sik i ess
y Promotes Smart Cirowlh without sweetheait deals for developers
y f ought lot the const!in lion of two new f ire Stations
y Provided neighbor floods with addition.il sheet lighting
/ Promoted neighborhood Crime Prevention Piograms
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Briefs Lake Mary Prep softball still undefeated
WARNER FOOTBALL
T h t Sanford Youth
Football Aaaodatkm
(SYFA) in lootin g for foot*
BdB/Cheerieadlng
Conches for this coming
The league will hold
vegletntion today
(Saturday, March 26th),
acroaa from Sanford
M iddle achool from 10
a m to 2 p m
The fee U $225 per per
son with a non-re fundable
$50 fee due at tone of reg
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For more information,
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SOAP ROX DERBY
The Central Florida
Soap Box Derby and The
Sanford Recreation
Departm ent will be spon
soring a Derby Rally Day
today (Saturday, March
26) at the Sanford Derby
Park and interested par
ties ate invited to watch
the action for free.
The SRD will also spon
sor a tw o-day Rally Day
the weekend of April 23rd
and 24th.
Each car will run a mini
mum of tw o races (Double
Elimination Time Swap)
and car and driver must
meet AASBD standards.
C ars must use Z-Glass
Wheels (N o Wheel Bank)
and the classes are Stock.
Superstock and M aster
You must be prv-regis
tered and paid bv April
21, NO ON SITE REGIS
TRATION! First Racer
$45 or tw o cars, if a family
member (brother or sis
ter), $75.00.
Check in time is 7 a m.
and the tost race starts at
8 a.m .
For more inforpvaiion
call Race D irector Norm
Perry at the SRD (407-3305697) or at home <321-2670168).
YOUTH SOCCER AND
FLAG FOOTBALL IN
CASSELBERRY!
Youth soccer and flag
football will be offered in
the Casselberry’s Athletics
Department this coming
year. Youth soccer will I
available to boys and girls
13*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 ton!
Late registration for
these sports will be at the
ofC asselberry Parka
k Recreation office, 125 E.
Melody Lane, Monday
tfuotum Friday, 8 am.-to-5
p m The sign-up fee is
$70 for Casselberry resi
dents and $90 for non-res
idents. This fee indudes
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.casselberry.org or contact T.C.
Donahue at 407-262-7720
11302.
YBQA/FSVA H O O PS
The Nike Team Florida
Soring 2005 Jamboree
(PBVA Raptors Challenge)
Boys Basketball
Tbumament will be held
April le t through the 3rd
in Orlando.
For 8u through 15u
to— ; YBQA registration
8porto Editor
Tuesday was a good day on the softball diamond for Seminole County pri
vate schools as Lake M ary Prep and
Trinity Prep both put on outstanding
displays in what is becoming a banner
year for both squads.
Katherine Taricano was a one-girls
wrecking crew for the Griffins as they
won their eighth consecutive start with
out a defeat, 8-3, over Deltona Trinity
Christian School.
Taricano struck out nine in hurling the
Trinity Prep girls whitewash
Class 5A Osceola, 10-0
complete-game victory and also helped
herself at the plate with a pair of hits.
The Saints, meanwhile, appear to be
one of the top teams, regardless of class,
in Central Florida again this season
under veteran head coach Kathy
Finnucan as they ran their record to 131 with a six-inning, mn-rule, JO-fl victo
ry over Class 5 A Osceola I ligh School
from Kissimmee.
Senior Katie Burdeaux continued her
amazing earlv-season play tor Trinity,
going throo-for-four at the plate with
another home run, that's at least seven
on the season, a double and five RBI
She was also the winning pitcher,
going six innings and striking out seven
and handcuffing a normally very-good
hitting Kowgirl squad, which fell lo ^
on the season
Burdeaux was not the only star tor the
Saints in this one as Carly McCullough
had three hits, including a double, and
drove in three runs and Brooke Busluka
also had three hits on the day
The Lake Brantley boys' lacrosse team
seems to tv headed for another super
season as the Patriots improved to a
perfect ‘Ml with a 16-2 thrashing oi
Flagler Palm Coast (4-3)
M.ilkmes had six goals and an ,i**i*t
tor Lake Brantley, while Huber also had
See Preps, Page 2B
Ex-Tribesmen shine
G unter,
T urner help
Southeastern
Raiders
split in
b aseb all
S p ecial to the Herald
w in N C C A A
national title
From Staff R eports
With all of the local teams
and individuals that
advanced to state and
national basketball tourna
ments this year, you would
figure someone would win
something.
And that happened a cou
ple of weeks ago as a pair of
former Seminole High
School boys hoops stars, Joey
Gunter and Anthony Turner,
were major contributors to
Southeastern University
from Lakeland winning the
National Christian College
Athletic Association
(NCCAA) Division II nation
al championship at Central
Bible College in Springfield,
Missouri.
Gunter, a junior starting
point guard, was the man in
the championship game, hit
ting 4-of-6 shots from the
floor and his only threepoint attempt and going Infor-18 from the tree-throw
line to finish with 25 points,
eight rebounds and seven
assists as the Crusaders
broke away from a halftime
tie to defeat the host Rams,
Pttolos courtesy ot Southeastern
College
Joey Gunter (N o 3. above)
sets up the offense on his
way to a 25-point effort as
he helped Southeastern
College of Lakeland deteat
hdst
North
Central
University. 106-99. in the
Cham pionship Gam e of
the N C C A A Division II
National Tournament in
Springfield. Missouri earlier
this month. Gunter and fel
low
ex-Sem inole
High
School star Anthony Turner
(No. 23. left) were major
reasons the Crusaders
were able to win their final
21 games after a 9-8 start
to open the season and fin
ish with a school-record
30-8
record
and
the
school s first men s basket
ball national title. Th e team
also went 2 5-0 against
N C C A A competition
106-W.
Turner, a rod-shirt fresh
man back-up forward, was
limited to just eight minutes,
because of foul trouble, but
still scored four points (on 2for-4 shooting) and grabbed
one rebound.
NCCAA All-American
Johnnie Grant scored 23 of
his team-high 27 points for
Southeastern (30-8) in the
first half.
The Crusaders took their
biggest lead, 58-47, in the
first half, before North
Central closed with a 13-2
ran lo even the score at 60-60
at halftime.
With the North Central
defense collapsing around
Grant in the second half,
Gunter took over with his
ability' to penetrate through
S e e Champion*, Page 2B
Tin* Seminole 1 ommunitv
College baseball team was
defeated, 5-3. In Suitli I londa
Community t ollege in ,i non
conference contest Wednesd n
at Ranter I lelil
Soph omore le!t\ \1iki Me.nl
(2-2) was staked to an earlv
lead but that wasii t enough lo
overcome the Panther* versa
tile attack as the Raiders (27
12) dropped jn-t their tilth
home game ot the season
Mead pitched well allowing
lour runs on seven hit* while
walking ihnx1and striking out
three
The SCC ollense was led In
freshman Adam Younger who
thumped two doubles and
scored two runs |reshman
Aren ( .nllm lontinued Ins *, n
sational Miond halt ot tin- sea
son. ripping two hits storing a
run and dm ing m one
GnMin’s run came on the
speedster's amazing third steal
of home this season
In 17 games since-being pro
moted to the everyday second
baseman, Gnthn has gone 25tor-6l ( 4lll) with Id multiple
lul games, a .507 on-base per
centage. scoring 25 run* draw
mg II walks and is a jvrtecl u
to r1* swiping bases i.nttm has
tailed to roach base just one
time during the streak, m the
Raiders' 1-0 victory at St Johns
River.
Keeping his arm tuned-up
for conference play, sopho
more closer Chris Matter from
Winter Springs hurled a domi
nant 1-2-3 ninth inning, on |u*t
seven pile hes
The loss came on the heal ot
an impressive effort on
Tuesday as sophomore Louis
Salas mad his second straight
quality start and tin- ottonsv
provided him with tremen
dous run supjHtrl as sc c
pounded the Madi*on Area
Tech (Wise ) Woltp.uk, 13 2 at
Raider Field
SCC tell behind on a second
inning home run, but the
Haiders broke through in the
fourth inning on an RBI single
by Travis Battle and Kyle
Patrick followed with the first
of seven extra-base hits on the
afternoon, a run scoring dou
ble, to give the hosts the lead
for good at 2-1
See SCC, Page 2B
Lym an baseball hands fifthranked Pine Ridge first loss
&pont tOROf
It really doesn’t mean a lot at this point in the
season, but the Lyman baseball team showed
that U was not going to be a pushover in district
play this season as it upset state-ranked Pine
Ridge on Wednesday.
Junior Clint Franklin hurled a four-hit shutout
* at .the previously unbeaten and No. 5 stateranked Panthers (6 -U 3-0, at home.
Franklin struck out nine to ran his record to a
perfect 44) and raise the Greyhounds' mark to 85 overall.
A trio of senior's led the offense with 6-toot-3,
225-pound first baseman Danny Kava having
tfo Mg bfow for the w inner's launching a home
run out of Lyman Field, while Jeff Hummel went
plate and Franklin's batteryBermett had a double for the
icked up an impressive
drew Courtney won an
with Oviedo ace
Tuesday^
d o tw o of its
t
time they have shutout their Southeast Seminole
rivals this season, having won a 1-0 , nine-inning
game at home earlier this year.
Courtney, a senior who missed his entire jun
ior season with an arm injury*, was outstanding,
allowing just four hits and striking out three and
working out of a bases-loaded jam in the bottom
of the seventh inning to preserv e the shutout.
Bevis was not bad either, scattering seven hits
and striking out five, raising his career total to
201, but a bases-loaded double by sophomore
Drew Morgan plated the two runs that were the
difference in the game.
UCF signee Vinny Cued had a perfect threetor-three night at the plate for Winter Springs,
while Frank Compagnone had a hit and sewed a
run.
Keith BisgounU, Jon Prano and Lopez had
three of the hits for the Lions.
Oviedo (8-3) bounced back on Wednesday
with an 8-0 whitewashing of Seminole at
Alumni Field in the Tim Raines Athletic Park.
Randy Fontanez w as the star for the Lions,
allowing tw o hits and striking out seven to
the shutout and helping his ow n cause by
ting a hom e run and d rivii^ in t w o . .
Bevis also had a Mg night at the pfato, ripping
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Patrick had a great day at the plate, going 2-for-S,
including launching his third home run of the sea
son over the left Odd fence, with dime nine batted
in and two runs scored.
Younger continued his chase of the team lead in
the slugging category sending his sixth of the sea*
son out of the park, a solo shot that brought him to
within one of Jon Lozada and Reinaldo Aticano for
the team lead.
Sophomore Louie Curcio completed the trifecta
etching his name in the home run column for the
first time in the eighth-inning.
SCC took advantage of die break in die confer
ence schedule to fill up the bo* scorn as all nine
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There was a good mi* of automobile makes In the finals at last weekend’s NHRA Lucas Oil Drag
Racing Series event this past weekend at Orlando Speed World Dragway as evidenced by Steve
Cohen from Trilby in his Super Gas champion 2004 Pontiac Grand Am (top). Daytona Beach's Robert
Sellers in Top Sportsman winning 1999 Dodge Avenger (lower right) and Tim Womer In his Super
Stock runner-up 1988 Oldsmobile Cutlass (lower left).
F lo rid ia n s d o m in a te at N H R A
even t at O rla n d o S p e e d W o rld
Special to the Herald
In the final results from the NHRA Luca* Oil
Drag Racing Series event being held this past
weekend at Orlando Speed World Dragway,
Orlando native Mike Ruff was among four
Florida racers that were crowned champions at
this weekends NHRA Florida Nationals. Other
Florida raters who shared the w inner's circle
with Ruff were Tena Scott of North Port, Steve
Cohen of Trilby and Robert Sellers of Daytona
Beach
In all there were six Lucas Oil categories, as
well as the TracStar Systems Satellite's Top
Sportsman Senes, competing at this weekend's
event.
In Comp Eliminator, Brad Zaskowski of Grand
Rapids, Mich., defeated (.ary Merrick of Girard,
Ohio in the final The win marks Zaskmvski's
first Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series victory.
Returning lo the Orlando winner's circle for
the third year in a row was Pittsgrove, N.J., racer
Lee Zane. This is the first win of the year for
Zane, the defending National Champion in the
Stock Eliminator category. In 2003 and 2004 Zane
was the victor at this event in Stink Eliminator
In the final, Zane d efea ts! Duncannon. Pa., racer
Tim Womer.
In Stock Eliminator, Peter Biondo took his '69
Camaro to the winner’s circle when eliminated
St. Petersburg runner l.atry Encksmoen in the
class final The win was the ,V*lh Lucas Oil Drag
Raring Series victory for Biondo, who through
out his career has raced in live different Lucas
Oil categoric*.
Taking home the win in Super Comp was Tena
Scott. In the final, Scott eliminated North Salem,
Ind., racer Greg Kamplatn
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Continued from Page IB
a big g a m e w ith three g oals
n is court on Tuesday again st
F ath er L opez as the G riffin s
and three assists for the w in
b o y s suffered a tou gh 4-3
n e r ’s.
loss, w h ile the g irls w ere
■ ■ ■
Larry Thomas had a double
for the Fighting Seminoles (48), while Cole, David Walden
and Tom Quinn added one sin
gle each.
Trinity Prep saw its record
fall to 3-8 on the season on
Tuesday In a 4-2 loss to
Gateway (4-7) despite Reaves
going 2 -for-3 at the plate and
Reinke striking out six in four
innings.
In other baseball news,
unbeaten Lake Brantley (84)),
which was to have hosted Lake
Mary on Thursday in a big dis
trict and Seminole Athletic
Conference battle and will be
playing in a very good
Kissimmee Tournament next
week, is ranked No. 5 in the
FSWA Class 6A Baseball Poll
this week behind 11-0 Miami
Southridge, 8-1 Cypress Bay,
m e atten d in g § w e dismpMoni
that eliminated the Patriots In
last year’s state arm Ifinals, 10-0
Sarasota and W ) Miami*
Columbus.
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nated Craig Porter of. Silver Springs, Md., to
earn the win.
In Super Street, it was a Sunshine State show
down between Orlando's Mike Ruff and
Palmetto's Joseph Skala. In the final, Ruff put his
skills to work to take out Skala and claim the
win.
In the TracStar Systems Satellites Top
Sportsman Series, the final round featured
another pair of Florida racers, Robert Sellers of
Daytona Beach and Lantana's Matt Buck. In the
final round battle, the instant win went to Sellers
after Buck ted-lighted.
The next stop tor racers on the NHRA
Southeast Division tour is Montgomery
Motorsports Park in Montgomery, Ala., April 13. Additional information can be- obtained by
logging on to www.MMPDragRaring.com or bv
calling (334) 260-9660.
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a double and driving in thiee
runs.
Chris Cole and Christian
Rubio had singles for the
Fighting Scminoles.
It was the second night in a
row that the Tribe had been
shutout, as Lake Mary (7-2)
had ended Seminole's modest
four-game winning streak with
a 3-0 victory at Tuttle Field on
Tuesday.
Nick Santana struck out 10
and allowed only four hits in
hurling the shutout for the
Rams.
Malt Simonelli tripled in one
of the L ike M an1 runs, while
lack Tuttle added a double for
the Rams.
batten in the lineup had at taste c m tdt ssri am
RBI white dght of d w ataa scored at b a t a m nm .
Among those widimuM pirhite w en GriflbV
Younget Patrick and Swdnole Hiah’a fuadn ftn a t
Steven KaMum had a t a w liigh m r a htak sosring
and driving In am run.
SCC w m to have flnkhad a fmir ■ — k m
stand against am fm n ce for Santa Pe Conummity •
College on Friday.
The team will stay on dw road to play confamnea
games at Daytona Beach on Monday (3 p m k at
Florida Community College at Jackaonvuk (North
campua, 3 p m ) an W adnaday and at Lake CMjr on
Friday (3 p m .) before returning home next
Saturday (April 2nd) to boat S t John* River at 1
p.m.
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Sanford's Joey Gunter (No. 3) it surrounded by team m ates asha holds the NCCAA OMskm NNaRanal
Championship Trophy after he hit 16-oM 6 free throws and aoorad 2 8 points to lead BouRmaatem
College ol Lakeland to a 106-99 victory over hoet North Cantrai U nhandy in Via ChampiorMNp Qa^na.
C ham pions
Continued from Page IB
the lanes and draw fouls.
"Joey understands the game
and understands what the
team needs," said coach John
Dunlap “Johnnie went off in
the first half, but he was cold in
ihe second half; and Joey knew
what to do."
North Central started strong
ly in the second half as the*
NCCAA Player of the Year,
Matt Zachary, took over. He
scored 21 of his game-high 38
points in the second to turn the
tide for the Rams (19-13).
Southeastern got a spark off
ihe bench from McCarity, who
scored 15 points on five 3pointers dunng a crucial
stretch in the half
The Crusaders trailed 96-94
with (our minutes remaining
before going on a 10-3 run to
put the game away and give
the Likeland college its first
basketball national title. Lake
Region graduate Sherman
M em cks hit two crucial free
throws to give Southeastern a
two-possession lead that it did
not relinquish.
Southeastern had advanced
to the* final by winning a see
saw battle. 95-87, over
Kentucky Christian University
in the semifinals.
The Crusaders trailed 43-39
at the halftime and did not
have an answer for Kentucky
Christian forward, Tom Sw art
who scored 19 first half points
and helped Kentucky Christian
;et an early 10-point lead in
get
the first half.
Dunlap made the necessary
halftime adjustments and the
Crusaders held Kentucky
Christian to just 34-percent
shooting in the second half,
allowing Southeastern to
ou(score Kentucky Christian
56-44 in the second half, shoot
ing a remarkable 60-percent
from the floor.
Gunter scored 12 points, hit
ting 3-of-8 shots from the (loot
including a 2-for-3 effort from
three-point land, and 4-of-6
from tne free throw line while
dishing out six assists and
grabbing six rebounds. Turner
saw extended time on the floor
in this game, hitting 2-of-7
shots and 2-of-2 free throws to
score six points, while pulling
down five rebounds and hand
ing out two assists.
Turner had his best game of
the tournament in
Southeastern's opening game,
hitting 4-of-8 shots from the
floor and l-of-2 from the free
throw liner to score nine points
and grab four rebounds as the
No. 1 seeded Crusaders held
off Cincinnati Christian
University, 83-72.
Gunter had his w orst gam e
shooting, making just 3-of-10
shots from the floot induding
missing his only three point
try, and finishing with eight
points. But he still had a pood
overall floor gam e w ith four
rebounds, five <
"It (the gam e) was bade and
forth," Dunlap. 'I t could h aw
gone either way. M r Just ■
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But those losses cam e t
NCAA and NA1A competition
and after the Christmaa bnak
Southeastern was untouchable,
winning its final 21 gam es to
finish with a school-record 30
wins, breaking last year's marie
of 29 in which the team fin
ished fifth.
The Crusaders also went 284)
against NCCAA competition.
"M y coaching staff is the
best. They do everything to
make me look good.*
Dunlap, who also won his
300th career game this season.
"They free me up to think bas
ketball."
W hat's more impressive is
that Southeastern won the title
with just five returning players
from last season.
"This team has an incredible
heart, an incredible drive to
w in," Dunlap said. "1 just want
to thank the Lord for being
blessed with this amazing
grou p "
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Cental Baptist Church
3101 Watt SR 44
Sanford, a 32771-4644
407*322*2914
Jknmy Dala Patterson. Sanior
Sunday Morning Blbte Study 9 am A
1030am
Worship Sarvicas 9am A 10:30am
Wsdnasday Prayar Sarvica 6:30
pm
: Church
590 S. Country Club Rd
Laka Mary. FL 32746
407-322-5979
Shana Wynn, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45AM
Sunday AM Worship 10:45AM
Sunday PM Worship 6PM
Wad Prayar Maattng 7:30PM
Nurssry Providad
First Baptist Church
of Lo itfvoof
691 State Road 434 East
Longwood. FL 32750-5394
407-339-3617
Chris Whatey, Sanior Pastor
Sunday
•9:30 am Sunday School
•10:50am Worship Sarvica
•5.00pm Youth Choir
■5:30pm Youth Dtaapkna
•5:30pm Awana
•5:30pm Pastor's Dtsapteship Study
•5:30pm Divorce Cara
■530pmVocal Enaambtes
YluouMtoif1
700pm Ladws Bibte Study
•10:30am Pastor s Bible Study
6:00pm Pastor's Disciplinethip
Study
6pm M I C. at Night (Music A
Missions In Children at Night)
<PM Orchestra Rehearsal
•6 30pm Youth Bibte Study
•700pm Pastor's Stela Study
•7:00pm Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal
•7:30pm Youth Activitias in Qym
975 Markham”Woods' Road
407-786-7706
Sunday Church Sarvioa and
Sunday School ...,10AM
Wednesday..... 7:30PM
Child Cara providad
Church of Ood
601 W. 22nd SI. Sanford, FL
407-322-3942
Rav Was Tankstey, Paalor
Sunday School „..B:4SAM
Morning Worship..10:45AM
Evening Sarvioa 6PM
Wednesday Classes
for all agas....7 to 6PM
Seminote Trinity
Chnstian School
Pre-School thru grade 12
407-321-2723
Also Day Cara Starts at 1 Yr to
Pre-School. 407-323*1411
2509 S. Elm Ava. Sanford, FL
407-322-4015
ThomaaMante. Pastor
Sunday School „..9:4SAM
Praise A Worship ...1020AM
Menage by Pastor.lt AM
Evening Sarvica.....6PM
Tuesday Prayar Mlg.10AM
Midweek Sarvioa (Wad) 7FM.
Flrat Shiloh I
Baptist Church
700 Eton Avenue
Sanford. FL 32771
407-322-5469
Rav Dr. Harry D. Rucker.
Sr Pastor
Early Morning Serv., 6:15AM
Sunday School....9.30AM
Morning WoraNp..11AM
Evening WorsNpfTBA). 4PM
Monday Bibte Study ..7:30PM
Family Activates . 6PM
519 S. Park Ava. Sanford. FL
407-322-40411407-321 -9351
Youth. 407-322-5322
Rav. Rick Blytha. Sr. Pastor
Rev Tom Smith. Pastoral Cara
Rav. R. Wagonar. Music
Rav Mark Williams. Studanti
Adam Widow. Intam-Studants
•Sunday School...9:15AM
Sunday Worship. 10:30A«P
Wad Activates, all agas. 6:30PM
Nursary Providad
Mwy 434 i 4
427
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HARRELL A BEVERLY
TRANSMISSIONS
Church School, 920am
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Sunday Momlng.... 9AM
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Sunday Morning ....11AM
FamNy Worship Banrloa
murppry n pvuvnpu
For InformaKon cal 407-233-0797.
Downtown on 3rd A Oak
Bun. WoraNp 10AM Nureery
AduR Sun. School 9AM
Vbung AduRa Sun School 11:11AM
Bun. Youti, Food. Movte, FaRoaraNp
6PM
Mon. Choir A Btete Rtihaarate 7PM
Wad. Rve Dlnnw (by raaarvadon)
820PM
17PM
Them, Boy Scout Troop 545 TPM
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25251. Oak Ava. Sanford, FL
Sunday Behoof.....916AM
WoraNp Sarvtoa 1020AM
hformaaon. 407-322-36A2
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101 UpaaMRd, Sanford Hwy4AA A
Upaate Rd.
interim Location: Upaate
Community Church
407-322-7312
Bob Braaamarm, Paator
Sunday WoraNp: 9:15AM A 920PM
Nursery Providad
Mtw.NatrCroallonChurch.oc
Lake Mary. FL
407*333*2090
Or. MtettoteL i
Earty Sarvica. 920AM
kmdpy School. aA agaa 9:11AM
Tradteonte WoraNp 1020MR
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443 Methodic!
409 Tucker Drive
(oomar of Tucker Dr A 427)
407-322-7900
lone. Paator
920am
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Momlng Worship
1020am
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Nuraary providad tor Babtea
and tmtel Children
*Bmtei Enough To Lo w Yau
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4 i1 Seventh Pay
425-Congrogotlonol
2626 Palmetto Ava
Sanford. FL 32773
(407) 323-1503
wabsrta-www PABC-LCS org
"Tha Fam*ly FnanrSy Churcti*
Ron Wilkams. Sr. Pastor
BA Simpson. Associste Pastor
Dava SchnoAo, Codaga and Career
Pastor
Scott Garrett, Children's Ministry
Pastor
•Sunday A.M. Svcs 6:30am A 11am
•Stele Study 9:45am
•Sunday Eva Svc. 6pm
Wad. Bibte Study AAWANA 7pm
207 E. 25»t SI.
921-499B
Mafy Cross Udharan Churah
790 B ui Driva. Laka Mwy. FL
Paul Hoyar,
145 WokJva Springs Rd
Sta 149A, Longwood, FL
Phone 407-669-1490
419-Church of God
lake Mwy. FL
407*321*10t1
440-Lutheran
First Church of Ctw tt,
422-Church of God of
5400 Markham Woods Road
Laka Mary. 407-333-2045
Dr. Bob Parkar, Pastor
Matson Chapman. Youth Pastor
t un day-Worship to 45AM
Chadrank AWANA Club 5:30PM
407*3944199
www.saminolachurah.eom
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2401 S. Park Ava. Sanford
407-322-4564
Larry Leonard. Pastor
Sunday School.... 920AM
Morning Worship ..11AM
Choir Practice Wad. 620PM
Baby tilting service avtetobto
424-Episcopal
S^P a rt^e * * Vth SL SM tortm .
Sunday Worship 7:30 A 10a.m.
Nursery A Sunday School tor cM*
dran Midweek worahto in Chaoal an
Tuea. A Wads. Community mate •
520pm Wads. For bmee A detol of
studies wid activities. Cat 407*30*
4611
419 Park Ava, iantord. FL
407-322*4371
Jim Bradahaw, Paator
•779 CR 427
Santera. FL
920am At 100am
MuaMte
421
FL 32744
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[407700 Rinahwt Rd. U Mary, FL
407-444-6673
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Wkend Eucharist: Sat, 5pm
Sun 720am. 9am. 11am
O d d . Church 9am/11am
Nursary. 1:45am 12:45pm
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4100 M E. Thomas Jr Pkwy
Sanford. FL 32771
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Coach Conversion
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Sit*
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employees
Applications
bet rtf s t t S f t M at 4570
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www tmarcorp com
fas return* to 1407) 505-2529
For drecaors* cal 1407)321-0241
No cold
calkng' In House Position'
Steady Income' You wilt sen
auto insurance and Premium
Finance
services
lo
customers explain coverage
options and various payment
plans to consumers Requires
t year o« more yea's cm
msuranoe sales e ip and P C
leans* Bi lingual a plus Life
License a plus loo1
Contact Susan Martin
868-278-3508 phone
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rtam business opportunrtiei
register with Fiord* Dept of
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m v eb d o a ti
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an accounts receivable dark
w/aspenanoe m bonnes* to
business collections The
ideal
candidate
should
possess 2 to 3 yrs exp
w/accounts receivables A
collections Be proficient
w/computers and aicekars
communication
skills
Fragrance Free A Smoke
Free work environment Fas
r e a m w d story fto *>407338-5775
or
email
Installer: Install
cabinets dose out around
mild* cabinets labncat*
and
window
its and ett oMS'
items inside the
coach Work with Quality
CorWrt kwpactars cm dnat dnah
dams punch lisl Mutt have
knowledge
of adjusting
cabinet hardware
Lam lnator knowledge on
how to cut. laminate rout and
file various metenait such at
vertcal grad* lammat*. vmyt
edging material and acrylic
piastre Must be able to
w a r at* table saws routers
timers and ai other appfcabfa
loots within the lamination
trad* t -2 years eipenenc* in
commercial and o ' residential
cabinet countertop lamination
required
Cabinet Bulldsr: Fabricate
inienor and bay cabinetry for
construction
in
Lusury
Coaches Must have prior
cabinet building eipenenc*
Must be able to visualize
spatial relationships and
■tometric v e w i of blueprint
designs Must be able to
operate table taws, band
saws compound miter taws
red<al arm taws stationary baft
tenders dull presses tunge
boring
drill
machines
laminate slitters planers
lomters and stationary routing
tables
l ervlce Technician: This
posAon often h ^ p m M f y aid
request a team player tnm can
build positive rsiatonshps
with service, sales and
customers
Should have
eipenenc# m coach repair
marisnence and aervne fi to*
RV or Serve* Industry RVIA
certifcation a plus
Part* C suitor 4
Asset with puHmg parts for
tachraoans and cuatomars
from the parts dapartmant
Maintain inventory control
order entry, shipping and
receiving
and
parts
procurement
at
levels
required by the service
department,
sales
and
customers
Computer
experience rnqufed to work n
computer baaed purchasing
and fivenKvy program Aaaw
with thgptng and raoaiving
gsnerel m einw ance 0#p w ti
departm*M and stocking
khatyas
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sale*
a v s t o n t a Rka kAM b* to e
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laat paced anvegnmant.
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madcal. dental, vacabon.
hokday. personal kma o8 and
overkme We am an E O E and
drug to # w o A p to e
HERDAOK A T
Upscale
senior
irvmg
conwnwwty
lic illw t
Band maipas to:
Phona 403-323-1120
Faa 407448-1QAA
im s m m m s e r n m m
R a e u nu ^Fu 407-323-3086
P t o w 407-3*3-3307
Fetomrtaa U s u ry
lakspo reet
Groundskeeper: A residential
community in Longwood ha* a
F T position to work M -F
Responsible lor weeding
edging trimming mowing,
pruning etc Cell for appt 407682-0230 e it 231
Doer She# Personnel: Top
building supply company
saakmg door shop pemormei tar
Santatotactom WMTran'ApMy
n person at Cos Lumber 3474
Church St. Sanford EO E
Housekeeper: A resident
community ft Longwood needs
a F T Housekeeper M-F. 8-4 30
7 every 3rd wknd Duties me
cleaning resident rooms A
assisting in laundry area 3 yrs
axpaaahlkpr man apt or hotel
setting teq Excellent written A
hater* e6*tfwunieaftMi,,,8Miia
neoaaaary C a t HR for an appt
at *407-6E2c0 M 0 a it 231
Dnver •Dedicated Lane
H O M E E V E R Y W E EK EN D
G U A R A N TE E D '
440 Tough Freight.
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C D L -A req'd 877-428 5827
www ctdnvera com
EOEJDFW
Oriver needed Must have
dean recent pats drug Iasi
Must be over 25 yrs Otd Proper
affir*' 407-927-2500
U TIL ITY C O N TR A C TO R
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DRIVER: F/T. C D L
Class A 8
B Apply in person at Cos
Lumbar, 3874 Church St.
Sanford E O E
Lawn
Mainienance
Foremaatabore's
Rasidential/Com mere 1*1 d'S
license 8 asp required Up to
StOmr to Start 407-831-6436
EARN E X TR A M O N EY
DELIVER TH E B E LLS O U TH
R EAL Y ELLO W PAGES
Maintenance Helper evening
shift, al an assisted living
facility C a l Paul, al 407-3222207 s 218
Applicants must be 18 yean
or oktar
Insured vahet* it required
Santord-DeBary-Deltona
Ovwoo-Winter Par* A Winter
Springs Area
Call 407-328 5872
Bam-4 30pm M -F
DDA. Inc EO E
Dependable
Masons
6
Tenders
needed with own
transportation Sammol# 6
Orange County areas steady
work.
top
pay
Start
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FABRICATORS. TR A IN EE S A
SU PER V ISO R S • Longwood
HVAC Sheet metal Fabrication
shop looking for F/T help, day
and night sh4t available Would
prefer e ip W* otter excellent
benefit* package C el 407-3301720 eat 305
71—Help Wanted
IE 0 1 O M B W PMoa
•arBord/PL 3277t
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71—Help Wanted
Now accepting applications tor
3 to 11pm Mon-Fn. Front Desk
Clerk Apply m person only,
Palms Island Resort. 530 N
Palmetto Ave Santord
NowHrmgAIPosibon* F/T and
p /t . ami caaKi. CiAtma.
Count*! Halo. Bussars. A
Dnhwaahara. High Volume
Food Courts Located at the
Santord Airport Building *B'
Applications being excepted
tor March hiring E O E -M F W D
Loader Operator Clear ana
grub experience F/T with
benefits 407-322-8133
TRAINING FOR
EMPLOYMENT
BHa* Par— n: Vertical blinds
Al leadsprtMded (Nooodcalsl
Meat customers ft thee homes
540 K*
per
year
Gas
aSowsnc* Some exp helpful
407-830-4700
L»«4m. P 8 f Trucks
G ratkn, Scrapm ,
Funster*
Sen Class: Jaa M
Seeking tuH-tuna Minister of
Music for a growftg Missionary
Baptist
Congregation
in
Sanford Submit rasum*' to
Muse Search Commute# New
Bethel M B Church. P O Box
854. Santord FL 32772
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Sanford looking for caregivers
Must pass all background
checks, have a flexible
schedule
A
reliable
transportation 407-330-9038
Salas Assist PT/F Longwood
Phona A oomputar B to . |T-t8hr
Rasum*
to
• National Certification
A
Preschool teacher* A Teacher
Assistants Fui tvne A Part Tm #
pontons 407-328-8260
include M**or Medical. Low
Weekly cost |10 00 co pay
1100 00
deductibles
Pretcnpeon drug card. Dental
Insurance. Company Paid
Ufa Insurance for Employ**
and Family. 401A with 50%
company match of 4**. also
pad holidays and vacations
PLEASE SUBM IT SALARY
R E Q U IR E M E N T S
W ITH
R ESUM E T O (336)681-3219
or CALL (800) 709-2538
Medical Assistant Sanford/
DeBary
for
O B -G Y N
E seeDent benefits Fas resume
407-321-4027
Vrvona t North Pizzeria needs
wskaaaea. phones subs 6 (turn
W d C fl Api*yd 2477 Park A h .
Sanford. 5pm-8pm
W m iNDEROROUNO PtPC
CREW:
Experienced
P roduction Buporvlaor: A
Hearing Aid Manufacturing
Company
is saakmg a
supervisor lor tha Digital Mold
labdrvtann Computer skiSsare
mandatory Visit our web site at
Phone Work We now have
openings. tuN or part tim*.
calling businesses alt over th*
country No aap necessary
Call JeH. 407-774-5335
C A B
D O LLA R R EN T A CA R
SANFORD AIRPO RT
Great Opportunity To Make
A Great Income $$$
Part-Tuns PositionsAvailable
• Sato Agents
• Santee Agents • Gmstsn
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Horde •Friday■MO M i •400 pm
Or ks mens a to w n M to40745M799
71—Help Wanted
Flumbtng: Experienced sewer
6 dram cleaner Top dollar
pad Own van a plus 407-3287522
io U t& a ji
seeking an
407-313-034S
*1 pen* need dispatcher tor
9
our Daytona Beach operation
F.
This parson wilt work 4 days
Pari-tim e
Financial
an and 4 days o* 0 4 ® to 1600
Bookkeeping P osition 30
and 1600 to0400 Every two
noun wegs^M on-FftaeowKw - ’ months we rotate shifts This
Contact 3 months-possCW F/T
position will be paid a salary
available Email resume'OF 833 000 00 to 835 000 00
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par year with annual reviews
Santord location
yearly
The
select
candidate will have 3 years
Pot-*m# reoapaonal needed tar
dispalch/dnver
manager
Ovwdo Funeral Horn* 27 hours
experience in a fast pac
a week
Must b* neat
trucking environment Strong
appeanng with good oomputar
computer and or generational
skills Bilingual a plus Please
skills are necessary
call (407| 365-1600 9AM-4PM
for an appointment
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underground
utility
pipe
workers (407) 322-8133
t o M ary DhrB A 4 JT>
8375/Mo. tod.uU. ktt. W E ),
cable, nr S C C . sept, NB.quM L
prott 407-322-1807
Room
For
Rant,
near
downtown Santord. *8 uUMbee
included immadiat# move In.
407-230-4129
BPAMBH. FRENCH
GERMAN. ITALIAN
TEACHERS
P/T. in taka mary Inhngua
Language Canter. 407-3228700
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Italian
Restaurant in Lk Mary need*
experienced F/T tub A p u ts
makers Cell 407-330-2040
Willie McQueen Masonry
needs rekabie. axpd mesons
A
laborers
with
own
tansportason For more nto. pis
call 407-418-8127.
Full or Part Time, 50*.
commission Popular Products,
S10 00 start up Free materials
407-333-8158
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a n te d
Mat* or tamale roommate
warsrt tar second b » M 9 t o s y
Bern# In Hietoric District
m o u r n M t o t o n and m b i as
4MI
entrance 1979 per month
includee water and cable No„
pets.
Background checkrequired CAN 407-314-0379 “
Seeking a person to share my
home, vow of la to Monroe, SB
houaepn Hgss C M 407-3387232 tor an aooomfment
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407-331-B371
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3 Baaoom Apg
407-330-4413
Vsrynto*. very cte— turn rm ,
alt utl. cable A C Indry. phona.
kitch use sec dr. reader>t
owner, private entrance N b
Sm oking 1 O n ly Brag free
sober need apply 407-314-
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Lake Front Ltvwg Free Rant) C a ln o w .4 0 7 -3 2 2 -B tM .E H a 1
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a 'M M H A p f I M S — B
move in. No MpoalM ra
407-403-3141.
.Regatta Shores
on LakaMonroo
Country
Style
City
Living
1A l Bedroom Apt*,
with Lmhefiront views.
FAB ULO US
S P E C IA L S /
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Comvnient
Spacious
Affordable
:Come Check Vs
300 OFF
•Customer Service Rapt
■ -f ^ -e m a i w i m n a c o m
pooo
Flye r Distributor: vehicle
provided. 20 to 30 hrt/wt.
Oriendo area, great earning
potential 407-830-4700
Certified dental Assistant 5yrs
eipenance Starting salary.
1480 Tues-Fn 407-629-6955
71—Help Wanted
e x p e r ie n c e d
71—Help Wanted
Aluminum Fabricator Cut doll
A
assemble
aluminum
eslrusiont
Sun
Barrier
Products. 159 Baywood Av*.
Longwood 32750. 407-8306556
Need 2 Home Heanti Ad* 2 wt
salary SBBObr t4momeigvw**
(7am).
14
evonmg
visits (9 30pm|
Must work
sAemato M uds 2hr*Vw4 407
323-7508 tor application Pis hr
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71—Help Wanted
407-322-2611
Aak About Our
Move In Specials!'
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a
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Studio Apartm ents
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•man pe a i nanr Sominoio
M R Cantor, HCWVmo Sac.
3/3 condo,
m ean porch,
. JM-287-7468/ 407-
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IS
VIAllHi 1PROPimi! s
Qvt. RncLate. Bps!
garatu. ow tE. ik u s u u
tanavatad: 2/t, with Bonus
Room, appliances, fenced yd.
carport. $90,000
navaMd: 4/2. over 1700 w
tl wAJv. Din. Fam Rm w/Fplc,
2 Scmd Porches on over 1/4
acrelencedyd $138 900
novated: 3/1. w/Lrv. Dm
Fam Rm. on over 1/4 acre
fenced yd $125,900
I BUT HOUSES FOR CASH
Call aOO-377-4
ttr-at-iBM.
*•I t j I A l N
t . ' . ' ?IH *>
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2/1
Duplex.
Ventura I Properties
Paul Osborne
407-321-4764
Santord; 2/1, renovated.
SfiOO/mo
Sanford: 3 7 Ovor 1500 so
ft w 'sc porch, fenced yd. 2 car
garage $875
41 Your HouM tot I
17004650 Dep
: PMctd Lake, On!**'
Oeewwunfly,
H
Appl*
W/D. 5 c iw i P,vDot Minutes From I
4 S 417.10254926 O p
Placid W oods'
3/2 Adjacent to IV rM
'
Irt The country
Mob'U' home lor rent S500dn
$500 mo
Pental history
re n rf < It2 262-5551
, Spact'. s Murtv
Kitchen
non:
M m tes To M A -it
II I
W
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i
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Dap
/Re n ta l
S pace
I
3?
a on Oolt Course
«aa from 1-4 i 417.
•tad 6 Vinyl. Garden
2 Car Gar Lim n Care
Sprinklers
Included.
R
NEWT AND SF11.
ton
j 3/106 $80P Pi"
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407-323-4M O
S u m irs
2'1 T'T't t .'•* -nw pamt
awning 4 -k " ■-1 $3500 obo
ter ’Tib
407-314 4154
181— A
Fu
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it l ia n c e s
4c
For S
ale
r n iil r i
t , Mr- ->V the.’
sq t: „
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too'.' I i l l 1*4tt Ava jtM' HJW*
Ca"F,rr.it«.^Wy 407 322B67B
privaltnj w-t't I* t, A .f.w plash: r.n’.i IS $ " 03 m usin'
$595 407-831 1322 01 386 753
15t5 Delivery avaMah'o
cash, check or
credit card.
Credit approval
Is required tor
invoiced
SHY CLEAN
To h>ok Thu
C o ,> n iC ,m )M I
DRESSED
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sti :'riue $3 t
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407 322 0210
A Non-Attorney Se*vce
MAXIMA
Repair Learn
Specialists
and every
thing else In betwer
Free Estimates
In Home
Service
HsirCuts
us
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W
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CONCRETE
SERVICE
/V*
Specialize In
Service directory i
are MO per menl
per Slock or
IN par month
to rt Mocks.
(Changaa Brat waa
of each mawth)
Conm 'le,
Accspt All Major
Credit Cards
Towncart/
Vant/Limot
0
Tile. liliK’k
& Stucco ’’
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A -bib T><>Small!
407 - 927-2500
407-375-3160
CLEAN
W Specializing In
f
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RESIDENTIAL
ANEW
i CONSTRICTION
HON IE*S
CLEANING
SERVICE
HOUSi
CLEANING
UfKiantrlMk
K»|rr•H-t ' V .
Nil HllllHl 1 a.
BJSYASABEE TOO » _
YOUflCLEAWG
lu lA W lv o n i
Couhaoul $«»v<xr
C in d y V.tir hi .
4 0 7 - J1 *1
a BfifREhCf';*.; if, *
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u n u im
Lkctucil * ItondcJ • Insured
Ca* To0*| For AFr** itV x'a
407-324-1177
Moxa-Ou' o* Ju»t Ah* v % n i o
Saving Cantra> Fcxoa
Comnartra 6*»or'-,a
Removal or
Trim m ing
i m
M W CU A M et
U c .* In i
i
HRBITRT FOR HUMANITY
L O O K IN G F O R
PRO PERTY
WaebMng. B b a $ Up4
Tnmtwg YeflCtaintc.
HMISod
H JM M vr
Donations for tea
wrteoti end to porchsss
f
minimum 6,000 equate
tost of buildaWt land.
io re i
H R SERVICE
!
kttdMUow
vtg.Edgng
il
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DO V O U N E S O A P O O r
w
Downtown
Santord
Hom e
“
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RATES
Mqnr Btpt Sc
Rtsalf Yumiturt
ENTERPRISES
R sM
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■ , ri r i •mmtrwmont a not cur.
At .ippaa-x th* rw»*pap*< « not
*i, c *.m made t* *■>«o o» '0>any
p*i oha<*<J h* ou' a i . v l w i W*
MNM Ek
407410-7444 14774004710
d
f tw e» Rea- A C $10 990
Cal Saturn «T 321 689-3000
$4.95 per column inch
can 4S7-696-S888
3 8 6 - 5 3 I ’ - b r) U '
■OSON M U I R
4 0 7 I N 0 7 M ic «>i
r o o f in g
r r t W n M x SEL ifwber.One
■EM M
Florida Uc *COC 1507007
• SCMINOUt COUNTV
CLEXTOH WILL IFOHO •
Smal o> Larga Job*
Fraa Eawnataa
PEDERSa
2lIW Mercury Vaager Rear A C ,
Xrtrtrxt oneoiwnor $10990 CM
Saturn North 321 689-3009
Legal Advertising
"•““lunci
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Bow* Tin lake
iM m a i
2000 Ms/ita MPV One owner,
sunrool loaded $8 990 C a l
Saturn North 321 689-3009
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dli
Set Your Root BtM
u m w
2003 Toyota Echo Sedan
Auto, A C . A More' hates Gas'
$9 990 C a l Saturn North 3? t
689 3009
Win so t as whole or tor parts
407-322-5605
4 line ad............
.......................1 week $ 1 8 ...................... 3 weeks $36
..................... 2 weeks $ 2 5 ........................4 weeks $45
Rales!
v n u i-Jvijiitim c. M f
* * * * * * * * *
•J IL cJ%
2003 Toyota Corolla LE One
owner, loaded, must see'
$10,990 Call Saturn North 321
689 3009
2 tKatge Caravans. 02 A 95
(Requires minimum 5 lines per day and 13 week
contract. Credit Application Required)
5-10 lin ts...................... 90d/lint
11-20 lin ts..................... SCX/llne
21 or mors lints............... 70^/lins
Tt-» i l r i f l * i - .-.pn* - .
V’.IUU t> II f '*►. « « « « •*"!'
Brucr A. I,c a n . U M S
I alt Mjt» \ ill I'uhlix ( It
3xn| U lake Mary U h J
Me 1M
l xll 14 "t ItiC-1
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fll
2002 Ford Taurus i / T
loaded BeRer HUrry' $6 990
Call Saturn North 321 689
3009
Classified Contract Rates
FINANCIAL
E dw ard Jo n e s
2001 Saturn SC2 Coupe O w
owner, loaded wont laM1
$5 990 Ca» Saturn North, 321689-3009
Saturn North 321-689-3009
(Prepayment Required)
Mpunutiw e> 1W.1W
J th* M*WCWf p-OOu. 't O' opt
[to not tnOorM or prumulo in* . r-axci O' ta* ot any product. ia*v
company or r o w k i th«* i otM to ♦t-rt-w n (hn n**vwp*r
and »• r*a*rv* tn# '«JA| to 'r-Vv* .rvl a atyntrung *» dawm mapevoonat* ox unaernrtoh* try ou -.tmoa-m
Ml 1 ' k I r t tilt tv h i s
1990 lord Rangor KLT Aub. A C .
A tyVxr' Exta dean $4 990 Cal
Classified Rates
407-323-9408
These Cards Gladly
i iu t U e e « t b y
2000 Hyundai Accent One
owner, auto. A C . $ Mora'
$4,990 Call Saturn North. 321669-3009
2001 Saturn SC2 Coufw Rare
color, sunrool. auto loaded
$6,990 Call Saturn North 321
689-3009
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advertisers.
m r - t tu m
New Repf H1 10-14 Days
ORANGES
A
R ED
G RAPEFRU IT M ERIW ETHER
FARM S 3481 C E LE R Y AVE
S A N fO R D
2000 Su/uki Esteem Wagon
One owner. 32k, auto. A C . CO
$4 990 Call Saturn North. 321669-3009
t993 Dodge Dakota P/ilp:
$2,800.
407-314*6*8
ORnut
tn Hiu/t 3 Unit
THf CLEANERS
fo n :t*t w ell
221— G o o d T h in g s
to Eat
2000 Chevrolet Cavalier
9adBn Aub. A C . Btarao - Mora.
$4,990 C a l Saturn North, 321669-3009
TO PUO I AD GAII
407-322-2611
P a y m e n ts m a y
be m ade by
iREtlllV
M-F. 1 0 4 , B a t 9-1
One owner, auto. Loaded.
$3,990 Cal Saturn North. 321699-3009
2001 Saturn L300 Sedan V-6
Loaded, one owner. $7,990 Ca*
Saturn North, 321-669-3009
Yard Sales....5 lines for $15
f i!‘ i ‘
PAYMENTS
Sonnet
019 W. 1ST, Sanford
Rptcrences Av.i .itue Upon
Request Please Ca» 407 314
0'O3
(; < t , •1
SPACt
Fo r S ale
C al Satan Norm. 321669 3009
Bichon Frlsa/Poodle HadMl
shots coot white l2H>s irue,
0m»Otrt $-tir 407 417 7753
Bed N
fftiNTlorv
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i8Vw UM w oo Picowii w io o n
W'H C-re F c ''ou* Poq or Cal
Your Home W « tou Arp
Gone1Plenty 0<TLC W4 bnng
m newspapers mail and oven
water
plants'
Very
Comt***, S t ' f ri'.xS t> TVM)
Hot TutYSpa.3 person. Shp. 20
tats, ca b. Lights, never used
Warrty. retail $4300. sacrifice.
$1505 407459-2562
231— C
S it tin g JV
>n $597.it>o 'Ciudes Ot tent
with approved credit 407-3238160
o m m e r c ia l
en tals
iitts s rO N a
b iW .C H A v n
199—P u s &
157— Mobii e Homes
For S ali
P W IA L I
wtaar A Beauty
2001 Daewoo Lanos Om>
owner. 19k. auto A C . $4 990
T ruck/SUVS/Vans
For S ale
u il d in g
Reasonable
U M ANAGEM ENT
HO M ES
owner
1 2 DW a't app'iances 4 shed
Warehouse
’ 500 sq ft
Santord 3 ottices. truck
heights 13 12Smo i$5 00sq ft)
Calkton-Fn 6 5 407-322-0864
11 7 — C
ItBO M M O O O p
lor
lenford/Carriage Cove: New
d rd at Mayfair Country
slAeCk*? S»rv«x
price
is c e l l a n e o u s
235—
231— C a r s F o r S a l e
a i i k ia is
Pipe 15‘x20 18 x20 Call For
Puces Surplus Slee14 Supply
Inc Apopka 407-293-5788
financed homes Call 40722t 79S9
om es
M
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CO R R U G ATED
S TEEL
R O O F IN G to' Barns Boat
Docks Shops etc A‘so Culvert
For K i n i
Z i i,
AM
o b iie
M
CASH, maka up back pay
a. Stop Foracktaure.
tyourpn
Celt 407-221-2I27 .
Fair
107— M
191— B
Ian price on the Sale n*I
you' choice Without doing
any tepaits 1 can pay
Tlte Ffooxa, New
ceoced yq, Oft St
a n ted to
407-221-9004
Pool Table: Gorgeous 0
furniture-style taWe. deco*alive
logs leather pockets ovenu/ed
1" three piece Italian slate
Acresw y pit r n"s Br.irvtnow
in crate Cost $4500 sell
$1350 407 402-1701 or 386753 0408
v m u tt i rio ru m s
4 07-3 22*8678
B
large capacity washer U e
new. $150, obo dryer, large
capacity good condition $75
obo 407-324-4576
401 J?1 4764
P O M i u latAfatu ,SWoot>u
219—W
Krtchen set, egg shell color set
ocraMta of MOW, 1 M & 6 tftaa*
Eseakant oonAbon, $150 407669-4547
PAUL OSBORNE
t i t AnOaraon CkcM, Sanford
'. V * At ,| M l N T
Rada: A l brand new Never-Ftp
Pillow-Top Manresa sets
Oueen. $135. King. $195.407331-1941 or 386-753-0489
SlKXM no
tfl-l.C hA .w aN to wall carpet
I M 1V | I
$300 407-328-8165
Ky a tow Wdi On aWv
223—
Houaa Bala: 104 Courwy Club
Cir. Sanford. 3/26. 9-2pm.
Entertainment canter. 2 pc
china Cabinet. 2 twin bad
frames. 1 double bad frame, 2
Ig dressers w/mirrorm. plus
many household llama.
SCW WKEYifenw '.f to JL*. IB
•10S L o o t Leaf Pina Circle,
3 2. 1 Car Garage. Town
Villa.
Screen
Porch
Community Pool A Tennis,
$985/mo
•2100 Am alia, 26R Plus
Bonus. Naw Carpet Carport.
No Pats. No Smoking.
S7SQ/mo.
3 2 1 -0 7 5 9
217—G arage S ales
Refrigerator
Recently
slopped workmg. orynat pamt.
M b t e a m aM aan tu t
•nfard: Naw 3/2 Home In
Oetary Lakes, 1406aqlL2Cw
Garage, Available Now I
antafd: Brand new 4/2, In
Catary lakes MB1 Sq FI La
IW, 'JiCilOn o lYUCOTT
t1290Ano.
UNMtNtSHED
181—Appliances 4c
FuRNm/RE For S ale
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Licals
I COUNTY
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egals
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Public Auction
L
ec als
MTHBcmcurr court
OFTHBItm
JUOCULCMOMT,
FILE NO. 05-CP-1BT
b c c p r o je c t
SOLICITATION*
For information on Seminole
County BCC procurements,
( M m matt out wabtrte at
www aamtoolacountytl gov 'pul
Choetog.
select
Currant
Procurement lor a list ol all
a c N •ohctlatont Many can
b « dowotoeded at no charge
Sokcrtation and Procuramant
M BHM oci « atao avertable at
•to Pmcnaamg and Contract!
DMMon. located m tha County
SanrioM Budding n o t E a iit t i
8 t, Room 3708, Santorfl
Florida Phona 40/ 665 7t3t
Pubic auction to be held at
901 am on meday(s) specified
betow at the front door ot
Athens Towmg Inc located at
2499 Old late Mary ltd Suite
'34 Santord FL lor the pur
pose ol disposing ol the lo«owmg vehicles
Foi turthei information please
call 1407)371 7948
04.06/05
111 Vea* 7001 /Mate Hyundai
VIN* KMMJ075F91V766M4
D4W 0S
To guaranta* racwpt ot addonda. a* raapondantt should
chack tha website or contact the
Purchasing and Contracts
DMMon savan calandar days
prior to toe fixed receiving data
ol auUiMlatsAnd!
I?) Year t997 Mate Butrt
VIN » 104 H PS 783NH407946
13) Year 1999Mate Font
VlN»1FM?l)34E6XUBr,9lB?
Publish Maich 77 7005
0168
UNCUUM KO VEHICLE
AUCTION
NOTICE
Remove) of too datcrfcad vatwctM was conductad m compK
anoa auto f S 713 76 Notice
tool Harry* Tomng win i d said
>steels* at Pubhc Auction lor
Cash on APRIL •, M M . at
1000 A M at 10? N Mapla
Ana. Santord FL 3?77t All
tmlactaa aoto AS IS No title
guaranteed
Harry* Towing
l to* nght to bid on any
Vehicle Auction n 9 (Xlam
WHEN April 9. 2005
WHERE Pauls Tuwmg 1919
W tsl Street Santoed FI 37771
(407)321-7447
VEHICLE
YE An 1986
MAKE FORD
MODEL PICK UP
COLOR TAN
VIN » IF TEX 14N9GKQ94815
may bo mowed one
hour prior to sale
1999 CHEVROLET
3G1AWS1W4KS536777
Pubfcah March 37. 7005
0165
NOTICE OP U C N SALE
In accordance with the prom
More ol Stale law there being
due and unpaid charges for
wheh tha undersigned is entitled
to safety an owner s Uen ol the
I hereinafter described and
at Uncla Bobs Salt
i located at 7650 W ?Sth
Santord. Florida 37/71.
(407) 374 9985 And due notice
hosing boon given to tha owner
01 aad property and a* parties
known to claim an mlsresl there
at. and too time specified m such
rwaca tor payment ot such hav
n g aspired tha goods w* be
•old at pubic auction at tha
above atatad address to mo
highest bidder or otherwise ms
poaefl ot on Wednesday APRIL
t f . M M Data ol Auction Time
2 30 PM
Nemo. Inventory
130
Deborah
Rickard
Household goods, furniture
boSOS. sporting goods tools
apgOancas. tv's or stereo eg up
Okie* a q u p . oltca equip o8ca
machines constructon equip
333
Felcia
Household goods
3E3 Rosemary
Atasandar
Rodriguez.
433 Antonio literio Furniture
bo set. hr* or stereo equip
construction
Margsret
tiazairy
I goods furniture
•I t
Tommie
Thompson
Pumaure boxes tv s or stereo
•21 Qeorge Russel Household
goods tumaure. botes
7M Enan Green, Landscaping
711 Enan Green. Landscaping
Pubfeah March 37. 3005 and
Apr! 3 7005
01M
Pursuant to Fla Statute 83 -906
and 93-907. toe sale ot contents
hcuaahnkl and nuac ot me totlowing tenants to satisfy owner
bans, anl be hero on April I.
at 700 am at 1-4 M-n>
a, Inc, 222 He* man Dr
Santord. FL 32771
W4tam Fugate
Un4 A -14
Vehcte Auction -*9 00am
WHEN April It. 7005
WHERE Pauls Towing 1919
W 1st Street Saninrrl r l V *’ i
|407i371 ’ 447
VEHICLE
YEAR 1990
MAKE O ID S M O B l E
MODEL 4DR
COLOR WHtTF
VIN* 1G3HVMCU 1B7785?
VEHICLE
YEAR 1999
MAKE f o r d
MODEL PICKUP
C O IO R WHITE
ViN* 1FTWW32S4XED6774*
Vehicle Auction 19 00am
WHEN April 12. 7005
WHERE Pauls Toeing 19'9
W 1st Street Santord Fi 3?.” '
1407132 ) 744?
VEHICLE
YEAR 1988
MAKE MERCUR v
MODEL 4DR
COLOR GOLD
VIN* 3MABW75'. R673896
Vehicle Auci >n 19 00am
WHEN April 13. 2005
WHERE Pjui s Tije ng 191 i
W IsISneol Sanford El l?77i
<407)371-744?
VEHICLE
YEAH 1993
MAKE m e r c u r y
MODEL 4DR
COLOR WHITE
VIN » 1MQM5J40PAF.16958
VEHICLE
YEAR 198b
MAKE CHRYSLER
MODEL 4Dn
COLOR GRAY
VTti* tC 3 T » tT / T 8 n » » ttrC 3 '
VEHICLE
YEAR 1991
MAKE MERCURY
MODEL 4DR
COLOR rrED
VIN* 3MAPVCU ".«♦<!
-1
VehiCie Auction a i OujiWHEN April 14. 2005
WHERE Pauli Toeing 191?
W 1st Street Santord F l 37 ” •
1407(321-744?
VEHICLE
YEAR 1987
MAKE CHEVY
MODEL 7DR
COLOR GRAY
V iN » t G N C S18H0H8119576
Notce -s hereby g-«en Paul s
Toeing
sell at public auction
tor salvage to* casn on c-e-r a- ;
to hignest tvdoer t' e toikseing
Oesciibed tehi- i»»
Prospective tudde's may inspect
vehicles one houi pi - ■ In sr c*
Terms are CASH OR CERTI
FIED FUNDS Pauls toeing
reserves hie tight to a i «*('* >
reiect any a'v) a" R'DS
A 990 00 depose a required to
Publish March 77 7005
069
Pubkah March 27. 2005 and
Apr* 3. 2005
0197
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
B T JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
o tv tB w n r r r t N n o t i c e o p i n t e n d e d d i s t r i c t d e c is io n
Tha DtotoCt grvoa notice ot Its mtant 10 issue a perm* d me '
t) on March 15 7005
e
C8y OtCaeaetoerry 95 TnpW Lake Dt Casseitviy F! 3770* a. p
ratn~ #3937 Tha Drttnct proposes to atocata 0 003 m i - - g •b par day ol groundwater tor ismadiation ot petroleum contemns nt*
Tha wMhdrawal* uaad by this proposed preyed ww consist of ground
•total Irom SurhciaJ Aqurt#r via 2 active we** in Semmnie Ci-unty
I *1 Secton 9. Township 2t Souin Range 30 East known as
i Wastes alet Treatment Faouty
Tha Maatt) containing each ol me above listed ik p > stun s .re
to* napechon Monday through Friday except lor legal ncu
BOO a m to 5 00 pm at the St Johns R . v Wa'e’
Ototnct Haadquartars o' the appropi ate Serv e
Tha Ototnct w4l taka action on each peun t .ipp--uation uvted
a pakkon tor an admmttratrve proceeding iheanngi is
psnuar* to tha provisions Ot Secton* 120 569 and 170 57
Chapter 29-106 and 40C-1 1007 Florida
Coda ( F A C )
A paraon wtriss aubasarwat merest* are aitecied by any ot me
OMtot* prcpoaad parmakng deertton* nMnnted above may pet tun
tar ariwvnwkakva ha anno n aocordanoa wan Sections 120 569 and
IJ0 57. F S . or M parkat may roach a written agreement on med>a
i remedy under Section 170 573 F S Choosing
I the nght to a hearing it mediation
tar* Tha procedure* tor pursuing media
>120 573. F 6 .a n d Rutos28 I06 1M and
X 1 M 8 0 1 -4 0 S .F .A C Patterns moatcomptywahme requirement*
a U s .........rt*M I Coda. Chaplet 29-106 and ba Wed with
I By) BwOtatoct Clark, tocetod at Distrtct Headquarters 4049
, Florida 32177
hearing on toe above appkcalionis) must
i (21) day* Ol publication ol tots notice or
f t ct toe District dapoaJtmg the notice ol
l persons to whom toe DxsXid mat* actual
I 8 I I I p a k k o n warwi aaa am* period she* constauts
r at mm nMa such paraon may have request an eominstra(haanng) imdw Sections 120 569 and 120 57.
' (pkcetnn Pebtuns er.cn are
F.B-. (
i provision* are Subyect to de
Pm
M AMO FOR
R O G E R S TORREY.
Deceased
NOTICE TO CHEDITON*
The administration ol the
estate rt ROGER S TORREY
deco.iked whose date ot deem
wei December It. 2004. end
ehoie Social Security Number
is 005-40 6005, N pending n
the Circu-t Court lor SEMINOLE
County
Etonda.
Probate
D '. ivkw the address Ot which N
301 North Park Avenue.
Santord FL, 32771
The
names and addresses ol the
Personal Representative and
trie Personal Representatives
attorney are set forth betow
04/1005
PubSah March 27. 2005
01E3
iN n t ESTATE OF
signed to tormulhatthe Oisbci s
byain toe noboa
■ Mtactadby any
h M to a n g N to
As cied-tor* ol the decedent
and other persons having
claim* or demands against
decedent s estate on whom a
copy o' ttu* notice n requiredn
to be served must Me their
claims with this Court WITHIN
THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS
A F T rn THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTlCF OR 30 DAYS AFTER
T h E DATE OF SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM
All i mm creditors of the
deni and imrijms having claims
Ol ilemanrts aga-nst ah# dece
dent s estate must Me their
cUims w-t* mis Court WITHIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE OATE
OF T h e F RST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE
c i a v s n o t so f il e d
.•ill e r FOREVER BARRED
ah
N O T W T h STANDINCx THE
T ME PERIODS s e t f o r t h
ABOVE ANV CLAIM FILED
TWO i? YEARS OR MORF
AFTER THE D E C E D E N TS
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED
Tuf OATF OF FIRST PUBLICATiON Ot T h is NOTICE IS
NOVEMBER ’ 7004
I u<vi< * Representative
RAV'D L CONARY
3? i Buc ksport Road
E iKwuith Maine 04605
GEORGE
H
WALLACE
F SOU-RE
Art me, t- •Demd L Connery
Ge rge H Wallace Esq PA
F t -,.<a Bar No 340189
7(Y West Fust Street
Senfntd Fl 32771
Telephone 407373-3660
Publish Maich 27 2005 end
April 3 7005
0170
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File Number 05 CP-0442
IN RE CSTATF OF
V KATHFR iNE BARFIELD
Deceased
r.AMt
JURMOtCTION DtVIBION
CAM NO: Bt-CA-ttM-14L
STATE STR EET BANK AND
TR UST COMPANY AS
TRUSTEE FOR NOMURA
ASSET ACCEPTANCE
CORPORATION MORTGAGE
PASS-THROUGH
SECURITIES. SERIES 7001Rt.
PLAWTIFF
VS
MELISSA A LUSK. IF LIVING,
AND
IF
OEAD,
THE
UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS.
DEVISEES.
ORANTEES.
ASSIGNEES.
LIENORS.
CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND
ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIM
ING AN INTEREST BY.
THROUGH.
UNDER
OR
AGAINST
MELISSA A LUSK. UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF
MELISSA A
LUSK. IF ANY. JOHN DOE
AND
JANE
DOE
AS
UNKNOWN TENANTS
IN
POSSESSION
DEFENDANT! S)
M -N O T IC E OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to an Order Granting
tha Motion to Resat Foreclosure
Sale deled March 17. 2005
entered in Crv* Casa No 02CA-1138-I4L ol tha Circuit
Court ol tha 18TH Judicial
Circuit in and tor SEMINOLE
County Santord Florida t win
se« to the highest and best bid
der lor cash at tha West Front
Door at the SEMINOLE County
Courthouse located at 301 N
Park Avenue in Santord
Florid* at 1100 am on the
14th day ot Apr* 2005 tha tot-
NOTICE OR SALE
NOTICE » HEREBY GIVEN
tool tha undersigned mend* to
•a* tha property described
betow to enforce a ten imposed
on said property under The
Ftonda Self Storage Facades
Act STATUES (Sec 83 801-83
•09)
The undersigned tefl sal at
pubkc aato by competitive bid
ding on ARRR. Ot. M M . at
12 00 p m on to* premise*
whara tad property ha* been
stored and which are locatad at
BIG TREE SELF STORAGE
748 Fleet Financial Court. Suite
100, Long wood. County ot
Samnota. State ot Florida, the
Name
Unit 4
LOT 4 BLOCK C. W EST ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS SECTION 3.
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF AS RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK 10 PAOElSl 75
OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS
OF
SEMINOLE
C O U N TY
FLORIDA
Purchases mutt ba ped tor at
the time ot purchase m CASH
ONLY A* purchased items told
as it wtera i*. and mutt be
removed at the time ot sale
Sale is tubteef to cancellation in
the event ot settlement between
owner and obligated party
Deled tort 72nd day of March
Publish Maich 27 2005 and
Apr* 3. 2005
0172
N O TIC I OR SALE
WHEN 4-14-05 at 9 00 a m
WHERE Miranda * Towmg
376 Loyd Lane Oviedo F l
32765
CAR 1991 Toyota ADR
VIN# 4 T 1W ? 1BOMUOS4817
Publish March 77 7005
0173
WHEN 4-14-05 at 9 00 a m
WHERE Miranda* Towmq
376 Loyd Lsn# Oviedo FL
32765
Pubksh at:
THE SANFORD HERALD
THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO
J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY
FOR PLAINTIFF
601 S University Dnv* Suite
500
Plantation FL 33324
(954)233 8000
02 99183
Pubksh March 27. 2005 and
Apr* 3 2005
0177
IN THK CIRCUIT COURT.
CIOMTfKNTH
JUOtCIAL CMtCUtT
IN AMO FOR
M M IN O L I C O U N TY
FLORIDA
C A M NO 06-0R-11114IO-K
Publish March 77 7005
0174
NO n e t OF SALE
WHEN 4-23-05 at 9 00 a m
WHERE Miranda « Towing
326 Loyd Lane Oviedo FL
37765
CAR 2004 Chrytler 4DR PT
Cruiser
VIN# 3C4FY46BX4T3077S6
Pubksh March 27. 2005
0175
NOTICE OF SALE OF
MOTOR VEHICLE PERSUANT
T O R S . T13.7S
1990 WHITE
GMC
VIN
4V 1WDBRE 3LN6253 ’ 0 1990
W HITE
GMC
VIN
4V1WDRE4LN675387 located
aL 1901 W 1ST STREET. SAN
FORD FL Saw date APRIL 13.
M L 10 00 am 3001 Atoms
Ava
Winter
Park
FL
Towmg'ttorage
company
reserves toe tight to withdrew
said varncieiil and o' vassal
from auction For mors mourns*
can *07-657-7995
Pubksh March 27 2005
0176
m THE
CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE t IT H JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR
COUNTY. FLORIDA
O iN C N A L JURISDICTION
.01 VISION
C A M NO: 04-CA-267I-15G
and
ISKENDCR YAMAN
RespondemHusband
i- »-i
OtANE WOOD
4l *-i|
-et Dr-v*
Ann iih' j e, VA 77003 3947
CARMEN B lA lO C K
6t5 Mcugan Sheet
W i-i'-1 S(vtrigs Ft 37708
Th o m a s
1061 Ream* Street
t i g * to F l 37750
karen
A ll ’.TER FSTEO PERSONS
ARf f, T iF iED THAT
A —- to'* ol the estate ot the
n- ,- ■■■ t and person* having
c>.■ t i demands against the
esta'e -it the decedent other
I’ a" th s« tor whom piov>S«n
tu t | .iy merit was made m the
ot
Summary
a .tstration must Me then
. la- - n th ttu* Court WITHIN
t-.E ’ MC PROVIDED BY LAW
AIL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS
NOT SO FILED W ill BE FOR
EVER BARRED
NOTW ITHSTANDING THE
T im e PERIOD S E T FORTH
ABOVE ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO 2) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE D E C E D E N TS
DATE O f DEATH IS BARRED
The date at the lest publication
ot mn Notes i* March 27. 2005
Persons Giving Notice
NO 17C« OF ACTION
TO tSKENDER YAMAN
whose address, residence,
oonuciie and whereabouts are
unknown to Ptat o net h*r*m
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a
sworn Petition tor Dissolution ol
Marriage ha* been tiled by
LINDA K MOORE m tha
Circuit Court, tn and tor
Sammoie County. Ftonda toe
title ot when i* IN RE THE
MARRIAGE O f
LINDA K
MOORE AND
ISKENDCR
YAMAN and accordmgfy thee*
present* command you to
appear and Wa your Answer or
other responsive ptoadmg* with
to* Ctork ot toe Circu* Court
Domestic Relation* Samnota
County Courthouse 301 North
Paik Avenue. Santord. FL
37771 and sene a copy toe**on on Petitioner s attorney.
JACK T BRIDGES. E SOU IRE.
709 North Oak Avenue,
Santord. Ftonda 17771. on or
bator* toe 2tat day at Apr*.
2005. or otoenwea a datauk wWI
ba araarod agamal you tot toe
era turtoar noMed tost
N
mg to have canaat real property
bang generaiy known as toto
Hampaha* Court. Wntar Park.
Sammot* County.
Etonda
32792 and
if
LIVING AND IF DFAD THE
UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS
DEVISEES
G RAN TEFS
ASSIGNEES.
LIENORS
CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND
ALL OTHER PARTIES
C U lM iN G AN INTEREST BY
THR O UGH
UNDER
OR
AGAINST JOHN D
BUR N ETTE MAR7AK INC
A H A MAR7AK COM
iNC
POOL TEAM INC F K A
ENGINEERED SUN
INC
JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS
UNKNOWN TENANTS IN
POSSESSION
DEFfNDANTiS)
N O TIC I O f
FORCCLOSURC SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Summary Final
Judgment ol Foreclosure dated
March 18 7005 wit wed m Crv*
Casa No 04CA-2675-15G ot
the O c u « Court ot the )8T h
J udoal Circuit m and tor SEMI
NOLE County Santord Ftonda
I anl ta* to toa highest and best
tedder tor cash at the West Front
Door at tha SEMINOLE County
Courthouse located at 301 North
Park Avenue m Santord Ftonda.
at It 00 am on toe 19 day ol
Apr*. 2005 the following
deed toed property as sat forth m
Sato Summary Fmal Judgment
you
KAREN THOMAS
W MICHAEL CLIFFORD
Attorney tor Petitioners
Florida Bar No 224111
GRAY ROBINSON PA
301 East Pina Sheet Suite 1400
Post Ofiice Boa 3068
Orlando. FL 32802 3066
Telephone 407/643-8680
Pubkah March 27. 2005 and
Apr* 3 2005
0171
______
1 96. P O N T ,
#l02NE5«aSCB32T3B
^
3
LO T 29. HOWELL ESTATES
FIRST ADOITION. ACCORD
ING TO THE P U T THEREOF
AS R ECORDED M R U T
BOOK 23. M O E 32. OR THE
PURLIC RECOROE O F SEMtN O Lf C O U N TY FLO R O A
conveyed By toe
Court to t
ol pet at toe i
INTHE ORCUrr COURT
OF TNI BIONTBBMTH
LO T 296. LAKE FOR EST
ACCORDING T O THE PLAT
PLAT TFC R E O f AS RECORD
ED IN PLAT BOOK 52 PAGE
34. AND 36 O f THE PUBLIC
RECORD S OF SEMINOLE
COUNTY FLORIDA
O M M the I I day ot March.
2005
Mary arms Morse
(CIRCUIT COURT SEAL)
Ctork a* toa Cacud Court
By Mary t k o q e
Deputy Ctork
advice to T x n a u o :
>a
itoappataaRNF
TO : OKENOCR YAMAN
OF THE STATE
W A R D FOR
M EM tO LE COUNTY,
c n n L O tv M O N
C A M N O : 04 C A SMS 140
CITIFINANCIAL MORTGAGE
COMPANY IN C ,
RASHEED MOHAMMED: JANE
DOE
MOHAMMED.
TH E
UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
RASHEED MOHAMMED.
SADIA MOHAMMED. JOHN
DOE
MOHAMMED.
THE
UNKNOWN
SPOUSE
OF
SADIA MOHAMMED. IF
LIVING.
INCLUDING ANV
UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID
DEFEN D AN TS). IF
REMARRIED.
AND
IF
DECEASED. THE
RESPECTIVE
UNKNOWN
HEIRS.
DEVISEES.
G RANTEES.
ASSIGNEES,
CREDITORS LIENORS ANO
TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER
PERSONS CLAIMING B Y
THROUGH.
UNDER
OR
AGAINST THE NAMED
DEFENDANT(S).
HUNTINGTON POINTE
HOMEOWNERS
ASSOCIATION
IN C ;
WHETHER DISSOLVED OR
PRESENTLY EXISTING,
TO Q ETH ER
W ITH
ANY
GRANTEES.
ASSIGNEES.
CREDITORS. LIENORS. OR
TRUSTEES OF SAID
DEFEND ANT(S) AND ALL
OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING
BY THROUGH. UNDER OR
AGAINST THE NAMED
OEFENDANT(S); UNKNOWN
TENANT #1. UNKNOWN
TENANT #2
N O T IC I OF S A U
Note* is hereby given that,
pursuant to a Final Summary
Judgment
of
Foreclosure
entered m the above-atyted
causa m toa Circuit Court of
Semmole County Ftonda. I wd
sell the properly situate to
Semmole County.
Ftonda.
described at
LOT
2
HUNTINOTON
POINTE
PHASE
4-A.
ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT
THEREOF. AS RECOHOEO IN
PLAT BOOK 53 PAGES 60
AND 61. OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
A K A 1970 PINE BAY DRIVE.
LAKE MARY F l 37744
at pubkc tala, to toe tx^ieet and
best bidder tor cash. AT T X
W EST FRONT DOOR SEMI
NOLE
C O U N TY
C O U R TMOUSE SANFORD, FLORIDA
r tor toa «! 11 00 A M on the
19 day ot APR 2005
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF CIRCUIT CO URT
BY Mary Slroup*
Deputy Clerk
Law Otticat ot Darnel
Coniuegra
9204 King Palm Dnv*
Tampa Florida 33619-132*
attorney* tor Plamti#
YO U A X N O D F C O M
a
ol
_ ______
by
LINDA K MOORE. In tha Q rart
Court, to and lot Bamtoota
County. Ftortda. its Bta ot wttoh
N M X : T X MARRIAGE OF
LINDA K MOORE ANO tSKENOEH YAMAN. and acoorBngty. ta * * praaanta command you
to appear and M* your Anowar
at olhta reaponatve ptaadtoga
wtto tha Ctork ot tha CtrcuS
Court. Oomoabc Ratottona.
Sammota Cocnty Courthoua*.
301 North Park Avanua.
Santord. FL 32771, and sarva a
copy Ihoroon on Petitioner S
attorney JACK T BRIDGES.
E SO U IRE. 209 North Oak
Avanua. Santord. Ftonda 32771.
on or batot* th* 2tat day ol
Apnl. 2005. or otherwi** a
you tor toa reset demandad m
You am turthar noattad that, treat
la aaatung to
geneta#y
UKiiw ekew
known
at
1050
AJu^ m R . a
rw T fx W l WXe i , iW
eUP r « l ,
Sammota County. Ftonda 32792
and being mom specitcatty
LO T 2*. HOWELL ESTATES
FIRST ADDITION. ACCORDWO TO THE PLAT THEREOF
AS X C O R O E O IN FLAT BOOK
23. PAGE 32. OF T X PUBLIC
RECORD S OF SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
conveyed by toa praatdmg Court
to Pakbonar1
bukon ol pert ol the
mutated during the mamagt
WITNESS my hand and seal ot
Via Clark ot the CrcuS Court, on
txa 17*1 day ot March. 2005
C
Publish March 27 2005 amt
Apr* 3 7005
0179
IN T X CIRCUIT
CO URT OF T X
EIGHTEENTH JIM NOAL
CIRCUIT M ANO FOR
S EM M O l* COUNTY,
CASE NO 04-CA-1214-1S-W
Bu r n e t t e
DIANE WOOD
CARMEN BLALOCK
0179
PLAINTIFF
VS
U N O A K . MOORE.
MKENOCR YAMAN.
R a^endM
Apr* 3. 2005
EMC MORTGAGE
CORPORATION
IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF
'.Otil
Pubkah March 27. 2006
CAR 1993 Ford 4DR
VIN# 3FAPP13J8PR140012
Dated ttu* tem day ot March.
2005
(CIRCUIT COURT SEAL)
MARYANNE MORSE
Clerk ot the Circuit Court
By Mary Stroup*
Deputy Clerk
•I to* SEMMOLE
Courthoua* at 407-996-4277,1800-9564771 (TOO) or tJ
9554770. via Ftortda ~
Contents
RANOALL REED 609 Mrsc
Garage
CHAO SIEGEL. 70S Mec Held
SHANA BRISTOL t35. Misc
jo m n d
|U- ret
L eca ls
NOTICE OF SALE
sat forth in said Summary Ftrial
Judgment, to-wit
LINDA K MOORE
Petitioner Wife
ADDRESS
Auction u ba
• 10AM at
1240 S
IC R 427)
C#Ito a
FLORKM
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AMERICANS WITH DlSABILI
lixuimiieiv M a a M t o i l
TIES A C T persona wffTSSQMM i needing a RtaOMt accom
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING
modation
should
contact
CLAIMS
OR
DEMANDS
CO URT ADMINISTRATION at
AGAINST
THE
ABOVE
tha
SEMINOLE
County
TSTATF
Courthouse at 407-885-4227. 1600 955-8771 (TDOl or 1400. - r e-et y ;t r.*d hurt an
955-8770 via Florida Relay
O eglSummary
Service
A-it ■ has (men entered
me , ■rite ’ v KATHERINE
Ra i r f , ;i deceased Case
•. .-■
,*005CP 44? by the
- -i
urt fur Semmole
f • :a
Probate
” *« add'ess ot which is
3 :rtf
Pais Avenue
fi.. ' - t F i 37771 <743 mat
ttu- -r- e rent s date ol death
was i -ary t 7005 mat the
t ua «a ue ol the estate is
510000 00 and that the names
u-Kl a
vses ol trvise to whom
t has t-r-en assigned by such
Lecals
ec a ls
THE SCREEN DOCTOR OF
C FN TR A l FLORIDA INC
d
CLARENCE E SMITH aA/a
SONNY RHODES.
Defendant
NOTICE OF SALE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
mat pursuant to the total fudgment ot toractoauro amend on
March?! 2005 m Case No 04CA 1714 I5 W ol tha Circuit
Court ol the Eighteenth judnal
Circuit tor Semmole County.
Funds m which THE SCREEN
DOC TOR OF CENTRAL FLORI
DA
INC it plaintiff, and
CLARENCE E SMITH a V a
SONNY RHODES ta datandam.
t MARYANNE MORSE, wrt aa*
at public tala tot
oner toed real property
Lag Lot 39 Garden Lika
Unit 3 PB 26 PGS 71 and 72 ot
tha Books and Records ol
Sammoie County Ftonda told
Paroto Number 28-21-304060000-0390
and commonly known aa 1441
Attar C l. Writer P*m. FL
327924256
Tha aai* anl ba haM on A#t8 21.
2006. between 1100 A M and
2 0 0 P M to tw tX M a t and beat
btodw tor cMh. Mtaal dear al M
downtown
oourtttouaa
la
Sammota County- kt
Florida, m
Section 41091 Ol
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF T X CIRCUIT
COURT
By : Barbara Anderson
Deputy Ctork
Pubkah March 27, 7005 and
Apr# 3. 2005
out
record 1* net
C#y ot Santord. (FS I
PERSONS WITH I
NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO
PARTICIPATE IN ANV OF
TXSE
PROCEEDINGS
SHOULD CONTACT T X M M
COORDINATOR AT 4074B48610. 41 HOURS W ADVANCE
OF T X MEETMQ.
Pubkah: March 27,2006
O tB
Noam la hereby gktan that •
Pubkc Hearing wB ba h«M bp
_
»
MARVANX
Ctork at • « Court
•i Tha
T X LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO
J. STER N. R A . ATTO RN EY
FO N FLA M TVF
M l S- UmratsSy Drum
FL 33324
FUAOCFAXACOFYOFTX
WTMTM
0OAMJTCS ACT.
rk* armewk*ikkK Ikvi* mk I 61
u u v u v r u rvuu '-xiLi rln ilU -l I
I IN RE THE MARRIAGE O F:
-
Commission
p m on Thureaey, a p m ?,
MB6 to uuneetor a raquaat b r a
Conditional Uaa to a RC-1,
Diatnct
LEGAL D E S C R m O N : LO TS 4
AND 5 BLK 14 TR 4 TOW N O F
SANFORD PB 1 F Q 40.
Tha preparty bamg 1
any da set toad aa 1214 Park
Avanua
Conditional Uaa I
Urban Intik R
Protect to estabksh a
Cato
A# parkas in tmamat and cdtaana
shal hava an opporttofty to be
heard at said haartog
By order ot lha Ptanrang 4
Zonmg Commtoaton at Vto 0 %
ot Santord. Ftortda. r a a -------day ot March. 2005
Planning 5 2cnmg
ADVICE T O T X PUBLIC: E l
1to appeal a dato-
Mpact to mtf
TO
at vw abaaa
maakng or haahng, hartha Mag
ol • »
Nokm « hereby grvwn that a
Pubkc Hearing wB ba Iwkl by
the
Planning
E
Zoning
Commtasxon m the C*y
Commrtaton Chambers. City
Hal. Santord. Ftonda. at 700
pm enTbMnSNLEstET.BNB
u conwdar Eta tokowmg change
and amendment to tw Zoning
Ordnance at to* C#y ot Santord.
aammoto Coieay Ftonda
record to not
Cky ol Santord (FS
Amend th* PD Mastw Plan lor
Ftonda Stor-A Wby (Ordnanm
Number 3525) by
OtomAMatahouaa Ftoa
on a porkon at property
at 4061 W tH
Pubksh March 27.
0104
Legal Oaacnpaon N t M F T O F
S 405 F T OF LO T 9 (LESS N
441 FT OF W IS F T FOR RO) S
ALL OF LO T 10 SMITHS 3RD
BUBO PS 1 PO IS 4 LOTS 17
IS 19 21 I N 1/2 OF LO T 20 4
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2005. to oonstoar sato recom
mendation
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PERSONS WITH D tB A R E JTW
NEEDING ASSISTANCE T O
PARTICIPATE IN ANY OP
THESE
PROCCED M OB
SHOULD CO NTACT T X ADA
COORDINATOR AT 4074BB5010. 40 HOURS M ADVANCE
OF T X X E T M G .
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By order ol lha Planning 4
Zoning Commtoaton ol toa Cky
at Santord. Ftonda. tort 22nd
day ot March. 2005
A copy of to#
merits to on
Department at
Ptattotog I Zonmg Commtoaton
ADVICE T O T X PUBLIC' k a
to appeal a (tooto any
record ol l a
tndudmg the toak-
racord to not pnnkdad by tha
Carol Santord (FS2SS010I)
Planning 4 Zoning
ADVICE TO T X PUEUC: B t
PERSONS WITH DISABtLITCS
X E O k t a ASSISTANCE TO
PARTICIPATE IN ANV OP
TXSE
PROCEEDING!
SHOULD CONTACT T X ADA
COORDINATOR AT 407-330■010. 40 HOURS M ADVANCE
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3005 and Apnl 3. 3005
0070
AMJA 137 SUNSET DRIVE.
LONGWOOO. FL 32750
el pubkc eaN. to toe Ngheet and
beet bidder, tor cmh. AT THE
W EST FRONT DOOR SEMI
NOLE* C O UN TY
C O U R THOUSE. SANFORD FLORIDA.
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Sto day ot Apnl. 3005
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MANOFOR
SKMMOLS COUNTY.
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The euceon m l be h*M et 12 00
P M on to* said date* ebove
CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO.
IMS Owe
At Bertvnoto Pert t Body 2540
>. Myrtle Ave Senlord PL
32773 Proepectw* bidders may
Inapect vehictos one hour pnor
to eeto T*mw ere caeh or ewrtikad hnte Sammoto Wrecker
i tie right to accept or
FLORIDA
GREGORY L SMITH AND
UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
Detendant
NOTICt OP SALS
Pubkah March 37. 7005 .
01M
__________
MTMSCMCWT COUNT
OP TMS BOHTEENTH
MANOPON
COUNTV,
KATHAR9C M JACKSON
AMO
TR A C V W THOMAS
__
P
NOTICE OP ACTION
TO Tracy Tl
YOU A N NOTIFIED that an
aeben he* been Med egeeiei you
and M you are requeed to
a copy at your erteton
N any. to I on
M
whose
. It TSt Suncreet leap.
PL 33707 on or
111, M M . and Me
l original adh tie Ctork ol tee
Court al 301 North Parti Avenue.
. PL 32771 before *#<vinner or enmwdelety
t you M to do eo. a
you tor tie rekel demanded m
i et at court documento
■M cess. NXXXJNiy OrDVll
era avoiabie N tie dark oi tie
Cecua Count oftoe You may
lemeei twee documents upon
Tbu muel keep toe Clerk ol to*
Cecua Count Otoe* notrtwd ot
Mse current address (you may
Ha Nome ot Cretan Address
Ptortda Ferrety Form 13915)
to tw
WANNING Rule 13 2*5
Family Lass Rules ot
require* certain
dwctoeure ot docui and mtormaeon Fature
in reeu* m sane
tnctudmo dismissal ot
ttM naotptoedmgi
OATtO March 4. 3005
MANYANNE MORSE
CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT
COURT
W
e»•nMiMf
Mmmi ■
mw
n. wwrm
OapuH Qerk
Puaetti March is. ao. r r .
M M and Apr! 3.3005
Ndhce is gcvwn that pursuant to
a Summary Final Judgment
dated March 3. 3005 in Casa
No 04-CA-1771-14-K of the
Circuit Court lot County Florida
m which THE CITIZENS BANK
OF OVIEDO is the Plant* and
GREGORY L SMITH and the
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
are the Defendants. I we sen to
the highest and bast bidder tor
cash at the Sammow County
Courthouse
301 N
Park
Avenue
Sanford
Sem.nole
County Florida, at 11 00 am on
Aprs 19. 3005 the Mowing
desentwd property tat forth si
the order of Final Judgment
See Schedule A Anactwd
The land is deserted as loiowi
The West 570 leet dess the
to u t! 1033 Net) and 9w East
20 leaf of to* West 690 leet
(tees to* South 35 teat tor mad
right st eray) ot to* South 1.2 ot
to* Soutoeaet t/4 ot Section 26
TownsNp 30 South Rang* 33
Eaat. SemmoN County. Ftonda
NOTIFICATION
in accordance with THE AMERI
CANS W ITH DISABILITIES
ACT. 4 you are a person with a
dwabeey who needs any ipecwi
accommodation to parimpet* m
tots proceedmfl. you are entered,
at no coel to you. to too provi
sion oi special assistance
Please
contact
Court
AdmevotroSon at 301 N Park
Ave. Sanford Ftonda 33771.
tetephona (407)665 4330 withm
(2) two worlung days ot your
race** ot tow Nome ot Sale It
hearing or voce impaired cal 1•
900-955-9771
DATED March 7. 2005
Maryanrw Morse
Clark ot to# Cecuit Court
By Mary Stroup#
Aa Deputy Clark
Zimmerman. Kiaor A SutcMI*.
PA
P O B o i 3000
Orlando. FL 32902-3000
1407)435-7010
Pubkah March 20.27.2005
0113
M TM EORCUff COURT
I COUNTY.
C AM NO: BBCM6B7-16K
CITICORP TR UST BANK. FSB
F/K/A TRAVELERS BANK A
TRUST. FSB
SONJANADMEBMEEV-
(11*11
mu
AMPEieevwinFiro
L ecals
Lecals
L ecals
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
BY Mary Stroup#
Deputy Clerk
Law Office* ot Dam*!
Consuegra
9304 King Palm Drive
Tampa Ftonda 33419-1339
Attorney* lor PtamMI
per sons
clawnnq
by
THROUGH.
UNOER
OR
Pubksh March 30 27 3005
0114
Pursuant to Ftonda Statute*
Sell Storage Faakty Act Sec
S3806 5 53907 Sato of con
tent* |hous*holdYuppt*si m
leased space to satisfy Owner
Ltons
199 Oumten Dorsey
To be sold oi disposed of
Thursday 030105 10 am
Pubic Auchon Cash Only
At SunRay Store Away
610 Rirwhan Road
Lake Mary FL 3374S
AS may pay up
Ca* 407-333-4355
Publish March 30 27. 3005
0115
PROSATE OWISKM
FILE »: 55-CP5444
IN RE ESTATE OF
CATHV QIACCHI
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The admmwtraeon ot toe estate
ot CATHV QIACCHI deceaaad.
who** date ot death waa
February 14. 3005. Fa* Number
3005-CP-044*. to pending m toe
Circuit Court tor Sammot*
County
Ftonda.
Probata
Dwison to* address ot when «
P O Drawer C. Senlord FL.
33773 The name* end addret
•as
ot
the
Personal
Raprasantativ*
and
to*
Personal Representatives **or
nay are sat torth below
AS creditor* ot to* dacwdanl and
otoar person* having ct*m* or
demands agamst decedents
estate on whom a copy ot tow
nc*c* « served must Na thee
clams with tow Court WITHIN
THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM
AS other credeors ot toe dece
dent and otoar persons havmg
claims or demands against
decadents eslato must Na toe*
claims w4h tow court WITHIN 3
MONTHS a f t e r t h e d a t e
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE
ALL CLAIMS NO T BO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED
The data ot toe Net
at tow noeoe « March 30.1006
FLOYD HOLLEY ANA FLOYD
EARL
COURTNEY HOLLEY
NAME
^A D D R E S S
Ronaw L Ausflp
2701 Swan Lake Drive
High Pomt North Carolina.
37360
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS
ARE NOTIFIED THAT
At creditors ot the estate ot to*
decedent and parsons having
daens or demands agamst toe
estate ol to* decedent other
than those tor whom pronson
tor tul paymeql was mads in
to*
Otdei -wl
Summary
Admirwstraton must 14# then
dams with tow Court WITHIN
THE TIME PERIODS SET
FORTH IN SECTION 733 703
OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE
CODE
ALL CLAIMS ANO DEMANDS
NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR
EVER BARRED
NOTW ITHSTANDING
ANv
O TH ER APPLICABLE TIME
PERIOD ANY CLAIM FILED
TW O 12) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE D E C E D E N TS
DATE OF DEATH IB BARRED
Tha data ol test pubteatun ol
tow Note* is March 30 3005
Personal Owing Notice
RONALD L AUSTIN
2701 Swan Lak* Drive
High Point North Carolina
37360
Linda Kuhn with campaign m angtf Stave Richards.
JOHN A WILLIAMS ESO
Ftonda Bar No 0456736
TRENAM KEMKER SCHARF
BARKIN FRYE O N E H L 6
MULLlS PA
2700 Bank ot America Plata
Post 0 * te Bos 1103
Tampa FL 33601
Telephone (113)223-7474
Attorney lor Person Giving
Notice
Pubfcsn March 30 37 3005
0140
M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SEMMOLE COUNTY.
FLORDA
PROSATE DIVISION
FILE NO. 3506 CP-0351
IN RE ESTATE OF
JOHN B CONLEY
Ofomto
The admevetrakon ot to* astat^
ot JOHN B CO N LEY deceaaad
who** das* at deem we* Aprs
26 3004 F4e Number 200S-CP0361. to pendmg m toe Circuit
Court lot Sammoto County.
Ftonda. Probate Division to*
a d m s a o te to c h w P O Drawer
C. Senlord. Ftonda 32772 The
names and addresses ol the
Personal RapMsantativ* and
to* Personal » iis i* n l* t i s i
aeomwy are eJPbrto betow
At credeors ot to* decedent
and otoar pereone trwerg dawns
or demands egeeret decedent s
aetete on atoom a copy ol tors
noeoe hae been eervwd muel Me
toee derm* with tow Court
W ITH* THE LATER OF ]
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF TtC FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS
AFTER THE GATE OF SER
VICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON TljfM
Bernard Mitchell campains tor Sanford City Commissioner District 1.
1011
Hi 55734
denuTeeaiN^NuM Ne^toir
deawe w*h 9«e Caret WITH* S
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF Tm FMST PUBLICATION
OP TMM NOTICE.
AU CUUMS NOT SO FLED
WEI BE FOREVER BARRED
.PLMT01
D M O M T O I: T IC UNITED
STATES OP AMERICA. JOHN
DOC. UNKNOWN TENANT.
Whitey Eckstein with family.
C
v*
JULIAN DAVIS PERRY. JANE
DOE PERRY. THE UNKNOWN
WIPE OP JULIAN DAVIS
PERRY. CATHY MARC PERRY.
JOHN DOE PERRY. THE
UNKNOWN HUSBAND OP
CATHY MARC PERRY; *
UVMQ. INCLUDING ANY
UNKMOMM SPOUSE OP SAD
OEPENOANT(S). 0
REMARRIED.
AND
IP
OECEAMO. THE
RESPECTIVE
UNKNOWN
HEMS.
DEVISEES.
GRANTEES.
ASSIGNEES.
CREDITORS. LIENORS ANO
TRUSTEES ANO AU. OTHER
You are hereby notified mat an
Order
of
Summary
Administration
has
been
entered m toe estate of MAZEL
ELIZABETH
STOKES
deceased. Caae Number 3005CP-443 by toe C*cu4 Court tor
Seminole County
Florida.
Probate Division toe address
of which w Post Office Boa
5099 Senlord FL 33772 5011.
that lh# decedents date ol
death was December 35 3004
that the total value ol the estate
is 11 000 00 and that to*
names and eddies* ol those to
whom t has been attuned by
such order are
■>.37.
OHS
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIM PEROOS SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANV CLAM FEED
TWO It) YEARS OR MORS
AFTER THE OECEOENTS
DATE OF DEATH « BARRED
THE 0401 OF FMST PUSUCATTON OF THM NOTICE «
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Vol. 113, No. 60 • Copyright © 2005 The Sanford Herald
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M AYORAL RACE
DISTRICT 1 RACE
K u h n , W o o d r u f f w in
By Steve Paradit
Managing Editor
* v \\H >UI> — Members of Linda Kuhn's camp ni'.n team -Iunited, "Cool, cool, cool," as they
!. it iln sup>n'iM«r of Elections Office Tuesday
• vi-mm: following Kuhn's victory as mayor of
'•‘.inford.
lorombont Commissioner Art Woodruff
'*' "ni’d l»i" v a t in District 1 in a runoff election
•h it sitv more voterscast ballots than the regular
< I>. lio n M an ii 8.
irK I ' shi fxsiple
turned out at polls on a
in md sunny hiesday. Kuhn defeated former
v«an»ord Commissioner Herbert "Whitey"
I . ksi, m 1826 to 1.673, lust 1S3 votes separated
tlir m.n nr.il ran*.
I lie District 1 runoff was even closer.
SO cents
Woodruff defeated funeral home Director
Bernard Mitchell by a vote of 838 to 769. The per
centage margin of victory was the same in both
races with the winner taking 52 percent com
pared with 48 percent.
Both winners in Sanford's runoff election
Tuesday said the voter turnout impressed them
and helped their campaigns succeed.
“It is unheard of to have a bigger turnout for
the runoff," said Kuhn as she tried to find a quiet
spot to talk on the telephone. "We hit the ground
running after the March 8 election. This win is
due to an awful lot of hard working people."
S*me of those hard workers were firefighters,
who watched results come in at the elections
office.
"We had about 20 firefighters nut then- knock
ing on doors and holding signs at the polls," said
Daniel Aubuchon, sporting a Firefighters for
Kuhn shirt just for the occasion. He said the fire
fighters reviewed all the candidates and decided
on Kuhn.
"We’ve been out there showing our support
ever since," Aubuchon said.
Kuhn consultant Kit Pepper said the cam
paign did a great job of getting out the vote.
"We knew the election depended on the
turnout." she said.
Wixxiruff also said his victory depended on
voter turnout, and he acknowledged the effort
put forth by Mitchell.
"We worked hard, they worked hard, making
sure our supporters got out them," he said. He
said his campaign stuck with its message of
improving infrastructure and continuing what
has already started.
"We need to put behind us some of the divi
sions that have occurred," Woodruff said
Tuesday evening.
"The main goal of everyone is to get this dty
moving forward."
Kuhn had not spoken to Eckstein, but she
reached out to him saying that she hoped she
could call on him if she needs help as mayor.
"I have the utmost respect for Whitey," she
said. "I consider him to be the historian of the
dty Commission."
Kuhn and Woodruff will take the oaths of
office at the city Commission meeting
Wednesday, March 30 at 4 p.m.
"I think it’s a new day for Sanford to continue
on the positive path we’ve been on for about a
year now with RiverWalk and the Streetscape,"
Kuhn said.
Dr. Morgan Violence shatters Easter peace
delivered on
and off court
By Liana E d lion
deputy was conducting a traffic stop.
While the deputy spoke with the occupants
stopped at that intersection, a Ford Explorer occu
SANFORD — Easter weekend brought out the pied by four people approached.
According to tne offense report, the victims in the
worst in three separate inddences leading to five
Explorer alleged that Justin Berube, 27, of Sorrento
arrests this past weekend.
The arrests involved attempted m urder of a law had pointed a shotgun at them and shot one round
enforcement officer, attempted homicide, aggravat at their friends in another vehicle.
While they relayed this information to the deputy,
ed assault with a deadly weapon, discharge of a fire
Berube,
in a Jeep Cherokee, turned east onto Lake
arm from a vehicle, aggravated assault on an officer,
aggravated batter)' with a motor vehicle, property Mary Boulevard from South Sanford Avenue.
Tne deputy called for back up and followed the
damage, inciting a riot, disorderly conduct, reckless
vehicle, asking the victims to drive behind him.
driving, hit and run, trespassing and fraud.
The first incident happened Saturday, March 26 at Deputies conducted a felony traffic stop on the Jeep
and secured four subjects, of whicn only one,
about 2 a m.
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SANFORD — Helmed, retired physician. Dr John
Mettmgcr Morgan ot Sanford, died Monday, March
28, 2005, after fighting through a lengthy illness.
According to Nancy Morgan, Dr.
Morgan had heart surgery on Aug.
5, 21KW, and never recovered.
"He had been extremely healthy
up to that point," she said. "He
loved to swim, run, walk and play
tennis He was very active."
He was a third generation
Sanfordite, bom Sept. 28, 1921, to
Walter and Elizabeth Mettinger
Morgan. He lived 83 full years.
"In his medical practice, he
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delivered' on and off the court,"
MorgBri
said his daughter Beth Whigham.
A- an OB/ CYN, she said, the Sanford doctor deliv
ered more than 4,IKK) babies while practicing medicine
for 35 years. On the tennis court, Morgan delivered
art's and drop shots that left his opponents frustrated
lor matches on end.
Growing up in Sanford, he loved all sports and was
an outstanding athlete.
At Seminole High School, the University of Florida
and Emory University, he ate up every moment of
competition, and in later years, was voted a member
of both the Seminole County and Emory 1lall of Fame.
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Man: Stolen cars still problem
By Liana E dison
Herald Writer
SANFORD — A local businessman addressed the
Sanford City Commission Monday on what he
called the growing problem of young people steal
ing cars here.
Back in January, investigators hoped that when
eight teenagers and a 12-year-old boy were arrested
for grand theft auto, they had found the answer to a
string of stolen cars and break-ins.
Local businessman Darren Jones, who owns a
small auto repair shop told commissioners Monday
tliat the string of thefts is still happening because the
bo\ s arrested were back on the streets and stealing
cars again.
According to Jones, he has had four break-ins
since January, one happening last Friday.
In an interview with The Herald, Jones said each
time cars are stolen, the Auto Theft Bureau is able to
Zoo reassures patrons
By S tev e Paradis
Managing Editor
SANFORD — News a*ports
have reported possible links
between a bacterial illness and
petting zoos, and the Central
Florida Zoo has taken steps to
assure people that it takes all
precautions to protect visitors.
"In the 30-year history of the
zoo at this locatioa we have
not had any reports of bacterial
disease due to contact with our
animals,"
said
Richard
Fruhlich, director of marketing
and public relations at the zoo.
Animals allowed to be
touched at the zoo include
snakes, turtles, iguanas, a
llama, a zebu or Indian cow
and goats.
A 12-year-old Pasco County
girl died from what may have
been the same bacteria mat has
caused 17 cases of illness in
Central Florida, including one
from Heathrow in Seminole
County.
State health officials have
emphasized that tests are still
ongoing and a positive source
remains unknown
Frohlich said there was
some initial confusion because
the disease that has possibly
made 17 people, mostly chil
dren, sick was suspected in pet
areas of the Strawberry Festival
in Plant City and the Central
Florida Fair in Orange County.
Since the zoo also has Central
Florida in its name, the zoo
wanted to let people know that
there was no connection.
The zoo's
veterinarian
Darryl Heard said the main
gual of the zoo is to protect the
public and to minimize risk
through education and preven
tion.
I (card is as.vx.iate professor
and service chief of the
University of Florida College
of Veterinary Medicine.
"Escherichia
coli
and
staphylococcus aureus are two
species of bacteria naturally
present in both humans and
animals,"
Heard
said.
"Children,
because
their
immune systems are not fully
functional, ate more suscepti
ble to infection and life-threat
ening disease."
He said all the zoo animals
are examined annually by him
for evidence of disease. Before
animals are allowed into the
animal encounter, o r petting
zoo, area, they are screened for
the diseases known to affect
humans.
recover them, but then he is stuck with a large bill to
get the cars out of towing.
"It costs me $300 a piece to get them out of the
tow place after they are recovered," Jones said.
Junes told the city Commission and Mayor Brady
Lessard that he had attempted several times to
speak with Police Chief Brian Tooley, "but to no
avail."
Lessard told Jones that on behalf of the city com
missioners and the Sanford Police Department they
were sorry and explained that once the police
department makes arrests, it becomes the judicial
system's responsibility on what happens to them.
"I am 100 percent with you," Mayor Lessard said
of the need to change the procedures for children
with multiple arrests.
Chief Tooley, who was in attendance at the com
mission meeting, stood up and explained that he
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A GLANCE AROUND O U R COUNTY
Vigil h o n o rs
n eg lected
children
O u t & A bout
Jazzed in Sanford
th u
The city of Sanford, in
cooperation with the Florida
Yards and Neighborhoods,
will host a free landscaping
seminar from 6 until 9 p.m.
at the Garden Club of
Sanford, 200 Fairmont Drive.
Refreshments will be served
but space is limited. Call 407330-5624 for reservations.
nPBO fviUI
SANFORD— Local child safety advocates will
hoat a anO dight vigil Friday, April 1 at 6 pm. at
the Sanford Civic Center courtyard to remember
the children in Seminole County who have been
The event named the 2005 Light of Hope
Ceremony will be hosted by the Guardian Ad
Litem Program, Seminole County Friends of
Abused Children, Inc; Seminole County Sheriff's
Office and Kids House of Seminole County.
Community members who wish to participate
in the “light* and rirens” escort can gather at the
empty field on 18th Street and US. 17-92. The
Sheriff's Office and die Sanford Police
Department will provide their patrol cars' sirens
and lights, while leading fire care who have gath
ered, to the Sanford Civic Center courtyard faring
the waterfront in Sanford.
Debbra Groaedose, a child abuse prevention
coordinator with Kids House of Seminole County,
said that the Sheriff's Office and the police depart
ment have both been amazing with this effort
“The Sanford Police Department did not blink.
They stepped right up and said what do you
need," Gtosedose said.
The Light of Hope Ceremony has been held in
the beginning of April for four years now in con
junction with the National Child Abuse
Prevention and Awareness Month.
Steve Olson, Sheriff's Office spokesman, said
that there were 3,488 child protective services
investigations in Seminole County in 2004.
David Pariapiano, Seminole County Child
Abuse Prevention Task Force, immediate past
chait said the annual Light of Hope event bnngs
together people in the community and agency
representatives in support of child abuse preven
tion.
T know that the [Task Fence] is very proud to
be a part of the Light of Hope ceremony and
equally proud to be a part of the Seminole County
community in support of child abuse preven
tion." Paria piano said.
The Ceremony will begin with Seminole
County's Cokir Guard and the National Anthem,
which local ten-year-old KeLsey Tate will sing.
Pariapiano said the whole purpose is to end
child abuse.
"As long as there is one child suffering our
work is not finished. It's all these agencies and
individuals coming together for this one cause,"
Paria piano said.
mere will also be true stories from two victims
who survived child abuse. One is a woman who
was abused at a "very young age" and is now
married with a child of her own. Tne other is a 15year-old girl who was abused as a young child
Kids House of Seminole County helpvd the 15year-old and the Guardian Ad Litem program
helped the woman who ls now married.
"Their stories give me goose bumps,"
Grusedose with Kids House said. "We really want
the community to come out and if nothing else
hear these stories because it took so much fur
these two people to write their own speeches, and
they are going to get up and talk in front of such a
large group."
Along with the two survivors of child abuse,
Seminole County Sheriff Donald Eslinger,
Seminole County Commissioner Randy Moms,
and local judges will all speak. The event will also
feature music and entertainment.
Moms will also luck off the event with a year
long Kids House Child Abuse Prevention
Campaign, which will be designed to educate res
idents on the responsibilities each person in the
community has to prevent child abuse.
"The more knowledge people have, the more
courage they (will] haw to step in and report
problems." Munis said in an interview Monday.
He said he wants to create a largr public outreach
program to explain and educate five different
forms of child abuse, how to recognize signs of
child abuse, and how to report them.
According to Gtosedose, the candlelight cere
mony will consist of 500 people, including cocnf
‘ lit from
r candle, while the Sable Point Elementary
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Seminole Comm unity
College will present the
Harold Blancnani Trio with
Suzie Parks, at 7:30 p.m. in
the Sanford /Lake Mary
Campus Fine Arts Concert
Hall. The concert is free and
open to the public.
rirePo preno Df lOnwry yiiutn
Construction workers complete the lighting of the new downtown streetscape in preparation for this weekend s. “W e re
Jazzed in Sanford" celebration. The festivttiesare April 1 through 3 with the daylong street festival on Saturday, April 2 from
10 a m to 5 p m An official ribbon cutting will take place at 10:30 a m to officially open the new renovations to Sanford's
historic First Street.
Plantation Lakes Circle, Sanford,
was stopped by Sanford police
Saturday on Highway 17-92 and
Airport Boulevard. He was
charged with driving with a sus
pended license,
D rug related
• David Join's Jr., 27, nl Deltona,
was arrested by Sanford police
Saturday in the 1400 block of
Seminole Boulevard. Officers con
ducted a traffic stop of his vehicle,
believed to lx* suspicious He was
charged with possession of under
20 grams of mari|uana, and pos
session of narcotics equipment.
Assault - Battery
• Jose Pablo Ramon Delgado,
29, of Elder Springs, Santord, was
arrested by Sanford police
M onday at Florida Street and
Georgia Avenue where he was
reportedly involved in a fight with
a female. He was charged with
aggravated assault with a deadly
weapon (knife), batten’ — touch
or strike, and carrying a concealed
weapon.
• Barbara Sue Flannigan, 34, of
Winter Springs, was arrested bv
Sanford police Sunday at 24th
Street and Palmetto Avenue, at a
residence from which she had
been issued an injunction for pro
tection. She was charged with
aggravated stalking after an
injunction, resisting an officer with
violence, violation of an injunction
for protection against domestic
violence and possession of under
20 grams of marquana.
• Jeffery Mark Dunn, 43, of
Summerlin Avenue, was arrested
by Sanford police Sunday at his
residence following an altercation
with a female. He was charged
with battery — causing bodily
harm (domestic violence).
• Frank Edward Angel, 46, of
Old England Loop, Sanford, was
in c ite d by Sanford police Friday
• th is residence as the result of anil
altercation with a female. He was
charged with aggravated battery
(domestic violence).
• Cedric Moore. 20, of West
Third Street, Sanlord, was arrested
by Sanford police Friday at Lake
M onnx1 Terrace. He was arrested
on charges of battery on a medical
officer and resisting an officer with
violence.
Thrff*
• Franklin Herbert Harris, 48, of
South Orlando drive, was arrested
by Sanford police Monday at his
residence. He reportedly had
taken items from a store in the
3ti00 block of Orlando Drive with
out paying He was charged with
petty larceny.
• Shawn Littae O'Neal, 27, of
Washington Street, was stopped
by Sanford police Sunday in the
llKM) block ol M angoustine
Avenue He was charged with
driving with a suspended license,
and having loud audio within HXt
feet ot his vehicle.
O ther arrest*
• Nathaniel Gary, 40, of Oak
Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by
Santord police earlv Tuesday
when it was reported lie was tres
passing on property in the 800
block of West First Street He was
charged with trespassing.
• A man was arrested as John
Doe, by Sanford police Sunday at a
residence on Ridgewood Avenue.
He was charged with giving a false
ID lo a law enforcement officer,
and loitering/prowlmg.
• Cabrina Michelle Griffin. 19,
of Winter Springs, was arrested by
Sanford police Friday at a business
on W.P. Ball Boulevard, where she
reportedly removed money from a
cash register. She was charged
with larceny, theft of over $300.
• Blake Alexander Ward. 19, of
Windchase Boulevard, was arrest
ed by Sanford police Saturday on
Plumosa Avenue. He was charged
with trespassing in a conveyance
and resisting an officer without
violence.
Traffic Slops
• Nathaniel Phillips, 52, of
Washington Street, was stopped
by Sanford police Saturday on
25th Place at Palmetto Avenue. He
was charged with driving under
the influence (DUD of alcohol or
drugs.
• Samuel George Jamison, 49,
and Buddy Allan Moody, 37, both
listed as homeless, were arrested
by Sanford police Friday in the
1800 block of French Avenue. The
two reportedly refused lo leave a
business establishment after being
asked lo do so. Each was arrested
on charges of trespassing after
warning.
Seminole Comm unity
College’s Fine Arts Theatre
continues its 2004-2005 sea
son with the student produc
tion of Noel Coward's play.
"Hay Fever." Performances
will be March 31, April 1, 2,
8, and 9 at 8 p.m., and April
3 and 10 at 2 p.m.
Reservations recommended.
Tickets are $6 for general
admission, $5 for seniors 55
and older. Free to students
and SCC employees. For
tickets or information call
407-328-2040.______________
FRI
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H opper Jubilee Festival, a
carnival with a flair of histor
ical flavor, will be presented
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
at Fort Mellon Park in dow n
town Sanford. There will be
amusement rides, food, fun,
dancing, vendors and histori
cal tidbits. Hours are 5 until
4 p.m. on Friday. April 1,10
a m. until 9 p.m. on April 2,
and 1 until 9 p.m. on Sunday,
April 3. The H opper Jubilee
is sponsored by Hopper
Academy Preservation com
mittee and the city of
Sanford.
O viedo High School’s
Multicultural Committee will
hold an International festival
on the school campus begin
ning at 8 a.m. and ending at
about 10:25 a.m. There will
be an opening ceremony and
cultural displays. Call 407320-4010.
SA T
The city of Sanford
invites all of Central Florida
to a Street Party and festivi
ties to celebrate the reopen
ing of Downtown's First
Street. The event will feature
an art show, live bands
throughout the day and
artist demonstrations.
The city of Sanford CRA
will present a Bike Art
Contest. Cash pnzes will be
awarded for the most cre
atively decorated bicycle.
The event will be held on
First Street from 10 a m. until
5 p.m. For applications or
information contact Denise
Hurley at 407-324-5636.
Oviedo to host chili cook-off April 16
The H elen S ta in Theatre
resents the "Legends of
ock 'N Roll" at 2 p.m. and
7:30 p.m. Enjoy a blast from
the past with fabulous fifties
fun. Tickets are $.30 and $25.
OVIEDO — Anyone with a
groat chili recipe is invited to enter
tne first annual People’s Choice
Chili Cook-Off at A Taste of
Oviedo, the annual street festival
hosted by the Greater O viedo
Chamber of Commerce, Saturday,
April 16.
"The chili cook-off is just for
fun," said Tom Peppier, chairman
of the ev en t "It’s another way for
familiea and businesses to come
m at apend time together and have
H ie City Beautiful Cat
G u b will hold its annual
Spring Ring April 2 and 3 at
the Sanford Civic Center.
Many breed* will be in com
petition. Admission la $6 for
adults, $4 for senior* and
children under 12. The fami
ly rate ia $15. For more infor
mation contact show m a n n
er Emily Tbm er at 407-4960601.
•
Francisco
Lopez,
33,
of
a great day "
The am ateur chili competition
will be judged by the people — all
those who attend. Casn prizes will
be awarded for b e s t chili and best
booth
decorations,
or
the
Showmanship Award.
Cook-off rules stipulate that the
chili must be cooked on site the
day of the event. Participants are
responsible for tables, chairs and
cooking supplies. There is a $25
entry fee. Deadline for entries is
March 31.
The annual Citrus and Celery
Cook-Off, sponsored by Citizens
Bank of Oviedo, will take place
again this year. There is a $10 entry
fee required.
For more information about the
chili cook-off, contact the Greater
Oviedo Chamber of Commerce at
407-365-6500. For inform ation
about the citrus and celery ev en t
contact Gloria Dunmire at 407-3656611.
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Stained glass tour
Flags lowered
considered a success
•yQraM.Mnadphar
Herald Correspondent
The Soup and Stained Glass
Tour of Sanford's Historic
Churches was considered a suc
cess by the organizers in the first
event of its kind.
The event was presented by
the Salvation Army of Seminole
County and was organized by its
Advisory Board. Other sponsors
were Glass Addicts, the City of
Sanford and Don Pepe's Habana
Grill.
Churches visited were First
Baptist First United Methodist
Holy Cross Episcopal, First
Presbyterian and All Souls
catholic.
Participants first met at the
Bettye Smith Cultural Arts center
between the hours of 3 and 5
p.m. when* Virgil Hurley of
Glass Addicts projected pictures
of the windows on a screen and
gave an introduction to stained
glass, as well as general informa
tion on each of the windows.
Tours them left every few min
utes. led bv a guide, walking to
each church where they slewed
the* stained glass windows and
listened to a presentation by a
member of the Salvation Army
Advisory’ Board. This informa
tion had Ixvn prepared by Mr
Hurley.
An example of this is the
introduction for both the
Presbyterian
and
Baptist
Church's window’s.
"Both an* example’s of repeti
tive straight-line1, lead case* win
dows which wen* popular with
congregation*, who wanted col
orful windows without icon-agraph interpretations. The**** also
te*nde*d to be* an economical
approach to building multiple
windows.
"Ihe glass used in the*se win
dows is considered opaque, in
varying lewis of translucvncy.
The*rv doesn't appe*ar to be* any
painted panels othe*r than the*
names that am listed on the* ded
icated panels."
The* presentation we*nt on to
describe* e*aeh church's windows
in detail.
The atte*ndevs were encour
aged to touch the windows and
ask questions. They also enjoyed
looking around the various
church sanctuaries.
Those giving presentations
wen? David Morris, First Baptist;
Gerry Weldon, First Methodist;
Alice Stealing, Holy Cross; Ron
Jemigan, First Pn*si>yterian; and
Oyde Long, All Souls.
Each church had members
who greeted the guests, gaw out
information on tne church's his
tory and answered questions.
ThoM? at First Baptist wen*
Janice Springfield and Grace
Marie
Stinedpher.
First
Methodist greeter was Linda
Leonard Robb. Holy Cross had
Bette Skates, Elisabeth Boyd,
Virginia Powell and Tom
Sheibenberger.
Melinda Tooley was at All
Souls while Toby Troutman
greeted
guests
at
First
Presbyterian.
Tour guides were Walt Smith.
Joe Williams. Gary McDonald
and Frank Bankowitz.
There were seven tour groups
with a total of approximately 120
participants.
Following the tour, each
group then went back to the
Cultural Arts center where Don
Pepe's Grill served gourmet
chicken soup or black bean soup
from the Salvation Army can
teen. Patrons carried this to
tables inside where they enjoyed
a delicious meal and fellowship
with others
Carol Hawkins of the
Salvation Army Advisory Board
was general chairman of the
event with Oliver hoard members
in charge of various arrange
ments and lielping out that day.
These board members not
already mentioned an* Cathy
McDonald. David Beougher,
Ken McIntosh, Gerald Bourne,
Roger Corrales, Carem Gager,
Ri>bert Gregory. Steve Harriett,
Dan lin g Mike Kirby, Richard
Williams,
Sally
Sherman,
Douglas Stcnstrom, Robert
Daehn and Joseph Davis.
Majors Joseph and Judith
Knohel of the Salvation Army
were in charge of «**tting up the*
Cultural Arts Center and provid
ing a display of the organiza
tion’s activities p lu s items of histoncal interest.
Ih e guests browsed these
during tne afternoon and came
away with a better understand
ing of the organization in addi
tion to appreciating the lovely
stained g lass windows in each
histone church.
N A S plans
reunion in
Sanford
SANFORD — It's ttiU three
months away, but plans have
already been announced for
dte 36th annual Reunion of
Naval Air Station Sanford and
squadrons based there from
1942 to 1968.
In addition to scheduling
the events, forms ate now
available for attendance.
Returns are being requested
as early as possible. As in past
years, Jerry Bohm, this year's
chairman, is seeking former
Sanford-based service person
nel who may not have attend
ed previous reunions or are
not aware of the events.
In addition to the reunion
events, former service person
nel are invited to visit
Building 145 (Carrier Avenue
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Flags across Florida were dropped to half-mast Monday to honor Florida Rep. David Coley, who died
newest arrival for the Naval
March 25 after a battle with liver cancer. He was 43. Coley, whose district office was in Marianna, is
Air Station Memorial Park,
survived by his wife, Marti, and their three children.
the only PV-1 Ventura Patrol
Bomber in the United States.
This is the first plane used at
Sanford Training Command
in May 1943.
Activities start June 23,
SANFORD — Allegiant Air
when attendees are to check
LLC and Orlando Sanford
in at Fleet Reserve in Sanford
International Airport have
beginning
at 3:30 p.m.
announced the selection of the
SANFORD — It is with to make alternative arrange
On Friday, June 24, there
airport as five airline's base of disappointment that Orlando ments for travel.
will be dinner from 5:30 until
operations for the next ten
Air Canada (1-888-247Sanford International Airport
8 p.m.
years.
confirms Canadian Airline 2282), and Westjet <1-888-937Saturday, June 25, there
I leadquartered in Las Vegas,
Jetsgo, has decided to stop 8538J stated they will try to
will
be an afternoon picnic on
Nev., Allegiant is a full Part 121 ite ra tin g commercial flights. accommodate Jetsgo passenthe Fleet Reserve Home
Scheduled Air Carrier operating Tne stop was called March 11. gers.
grounds, The club will open
all-jet, low-fare, low cost flights
Jetsgo
began
service
O ther Canadian airlines
at
10 a.m. with hot dogs, ham
since* I W primarily between
between O rlando Sanford offering service to Canada are
burgers and all the fixin's.
Las vegas and cities west of the
and the T ironto and Montreal Air Transat (1-877-872-6728),
Sunday, June 26 will fea
Mississippi.
area in October 2003. Jetsgo’s Canjet (1-800-809-7777) and
ture
morning brunch at the
The carrier will initially base
flights out of Fort Lauderdale, Zoom (1-866-359-9666). All of
Fleet
Reserve Home grounds.
two 130-seat MD-87 aircraft in
Fort Myers and St. Petersburg these carriers fly out of
The
club
will be open from 8
Sanford and intends to hire
O rlando
International
have also been canceled.
a.m. until noon. Eggs to order,
flight crews, maintenance per
Passengers are encouraged Airport.___________________
SOS, FOT, etc. Special prices
sonnel and other support staff
will be available on drinks.
over the next few weeks and stop service will initially oper Allegiant to our Airport and
ate four time’s per week on community. It is also w ry excit This will be a farewell brunch
months.
for this year’s reunion.
Madison, Wise., is the first in Thursday, Friday, Saturday and ing to see carriers like AUegiant
continue to grow and expand as
For those seeking addition
a series of new Allegiant mar Sunday.
al information, contact Jerry
Fllights will leave Sanford at they seek opportunities to serve
kets to be announced this week,
Bohm in DeBary at 386-6688 a.m. and arrive in Madison at untapped markets like ours.
originating from Sanford.
9:50 a.m. Return service will Allegiant's 10-year commit 4851, or write to Jerry Bohm at
Flights start May 26th.
450 River Drive, DeBary,
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March 90.2005
Com m ission
E a s ie r
A ccording to die offense
impost the four victims in the
M o w stated they were at
L al» Jesup Park and received
a call from a friend saying that
the su spects were on their
w ay to die paifc to fight them.
*The victim s were all
•caied to they got into their
vehicle and began to leave the
park," the report said.
The suspect vehicle eventually cam e up to their vehide
facing the passenger side and
tfte victim s observed Berube,
the front seat passenger, stick
a shotgun out of the window
and point it at the victims in a
reckless manner, the report
said.
"The victim s stated they
were in fear for their lives and
that they ducked down in
their seats," the reporting offi
cer wrote.
TWo females who were in
Berube's Jeep said other shots
were fired prior to this incident and Btated that some
unknown suspect shot at
them first and then Berube
fired one round at the victims,
the report said.
N o weapons were found in
tire Explorer and they denied
involvement in shooting any
type of weapon.
A W inchester .20 gauge
shotgun and Luger .22 were
recovered behind the front
passenger seat of the Jeep. The
shotgun had four live yellow
rounds with one in the cham
ber. The Luger had seven
rounds with one in the cham
ber; according to the report.
"A yellow spent shotgun
shell was later recovered near
the area where the victims
stated the shooting took
place," deputies said.
Berube was charged with
attem pted homicide, aggra
vated assault with a deadly
weapon without intent to kill,
and firing a weapon from a
vehicle.
At 4 p.m. that same day, the
Sanfora Police Departm ent
responded to shots being fired
in the area of 25th Street and
Georgia Avenue.
Four suspects were in a
gray Chevy, which was
reported stolen in . Volusia.
County, an arrest report-said.
The victims
stated they
were in fear
for their lives.
The driver of the vehicle was
not apprehended.
Antnony Holley, 18, of
Sanford was arrested and
charged with trespassing and
fraud for giving a false identi
fication to a law enforcement
officer.
Blake Ward, 19, of Sanford
was sent to Central Florida
Regional
Hospital
and
received a notice to appear for
charges of trespassing and
resisting an officer without
violence.
According to the arrest
reports, a witness saw Holley
run from the passenger side of
the Chevy. The arrest report
said that the officer saw
smoke in the area and several
residents running in the street.
When the officer saw the
Chevy all four doors were
open on the vehicle.
The third incident occurred
on Easter Sunday.
According
to Sanford
Police Department spokes
woman, Cleo Cohen, an
Easter celebration in Academy
Manor started out "a very
peaceful day."
Cohen said that although
the event is usually a smooth
one, two subjects, who had
been in a confrontation the
night before broke out in a
fight at the event.
Andre Cashe, 23, of Santord
was arguing and yelling pro
fanities toward another man,
the arrest report said. This
was after the men had already
been intervened and warned
that violence would not be tol
erated at the event.
About six hours later, the
officer observed a "a portu
of the crowd moving rapin'
toward the intersection of Bob
Thom as Circle and Carver
Avenue.” The officer found
Cashe engaging the other man
in a fistfight, and during the
fight, officers observed sever
al other men Jumping in and
taking punches at the two.
The tw o were handcuffed
and Cashe was charged with
resisting an officer with vio
lence, inciting a riot, and dis
orderly conduct.
As the subjects were being
walked back to a patrol vehi
cle two other subjects, Andre
Cashe’s nephew, Gerald
Ward, 21, of Sanford, and a
passenger Allen Cashe, 19, of
Sanfora, started Ward's vehi
d e in the middle of a large
crowd and accelerated in a
reckless manner.
While
officers
were
attempting to stop Ward from
driving through the crowd,
Ward ran over a 24-year-old
male, the report said. He then
crashed Into a marked
Sanford Police car and then
into multiple other vehicles, in
an attempt to "run over a uni
formed
Sanford
Police
Officer."
Ward was apprehended
after several M-26 Taser
deployments by several offi
cers were made.
“There were so many pei'ple at this event, it was great
that no more people got hurt,"
Cohen said.
According to Cohen, the
officers would have been
completely justified to use
deadly force, but were able to
apprehend the subjects with
Tasers instead of having to
open fire.
Six vehicles were hit and
two people went to Central
Florida Regional Hospital for
treatment, Cohen said.
Ward was arrested and
charged with attempted m ur
der of a law enforcement offi
cer, aggravated assault on an
officer, aggravated battery
with a motor vehicle, resisting
an officer with violence and
property dam age of $1,000 or
more, reckless driving, two
counts of hit and run.
W ard’s passenger, Allen
Cashe, was arrested and
■■charged with resisting an offi”cer without violence.
was aw are of the problem
Jones was having and some
one with the departm ent had
given him some design tips to
discourage break-ins.
"PH be glad to meet with
him," Tooley said. He went on
to say that the reality of the
problem was that it was an
easy target and that it was dif
ficult for officers to patrol the
area because there were
always people working after
hours and they didn’t know
weren't able to tell if the peo
ple at his shop at night were
supposed to be there or not.
Jones explained that no one
is working there at night any
more and that he was told
there would be a patrol car
nc
driving bv every hour.
On
Fridav night,
!nt* he
f said, his shop
broken into again and
one car that did not nave keys
was blocking the cars that
were stolen that night. The
alleged suspects, Jones said,
pushed the car with no keys
out into the m iddle of the
street so that they could get
the other cars out of the shop.
He said he waited an hour
before calling the police to see
if a patrol car would drive by,
and no one did.
Mayor
Brady
Lessard
explained to Jones that Chief
Tooley was always successful
in meeting with concerned cit
izens, and Commissioner
Velma Williams agreed that
she was concerned.
"I'm glad the chief was here
to respond," Williams said.
The chief agreed to meet
with Jones nght after the com
mission meeting to set up a
date and time to discuss the
situation with Jones.
In
other
news.
Com m issioner
Velma
Williams received 10 to 15
phone calls and several resi
dents showed lip at her door
in reference to the incident
that happened on Easter
weekend at Academy Manor
(Six.* separate story, starting
Page 1A.>
Williams requested the
commission pass an action
I’m glad the
chief was
hereto
respond.
l antor ri City
denying a permit for outdoor
parties at the park until the
commission, staff and police
departm ent could come up
with a plan to assure some
thing like that wouldn't hap
pen again.
"This is just unacceptable,"
Williams said of the incident
of two men driving recklessly
through the crowds hitting six
vehicles, and sending tw o
people to the hospital in an
alleged attempt to run over a
police officer.
Al Crieshaber, city manag
er, said the event did not have
a permit.
Apparently, in the past the
events held at Academy
Manor had permits allowing
no more* than 75 people, but
crowds reach into the hun
dreds, Williams said.
A vote was passed to deny
permits for six months at this
location until a plan for these
events could be put into
action.
The Commission approved
the annexation of 9.73 acres of
property and to change the
Future Land Use map desig
nation of those acres from
High
Intensity
Planned
Development Target Industry
and 0.19 acre from High
Intensity to Westside Industry
and Commerce; and rezone
the entire 15.73 acres from
A griculture
to
Planned
Development.
The subject property is
being annexed due to the
need for d ty utility services.
The applicant Intends to
develop a commercial shop
ping center located on the
souuieast comer of Rinehart
Road and Oregon Avenue.
The commission approved
an ordinance to close, vacate
and abandon a portion of Park
Avenue between Palmetto
Avenue and French Avenue
extended
northerly
and
between Lake Monroe and
East Seminole Boulevard.
That portion of land is known
as Veterans Memorial Park
and is a Right-of-Way.
By vacating the subject
Right-of-Way, the city can
classify that area as a piece of
land, therefore enabling the
dty to receive grant money to
im prove Memorial I’ark in
accordance with plans consid
ered and approved by the
CRA, Veterans Committee
and the Waterfront Steering
Committee.
The Commission approved
to
a
request
for
a
w aiver/reduction of a aid e
enforcem ent lien in the
am ount of $64,150 for 1610
I’each Avenue.
Com m issioners
also
approved a request from the
code enforcement board to
redua.* a $49,650 lien for 1717
I’ark Avenue bv 50 percent to
$24,825.
Com m issioner
Art
Woodruff voiced his concerns
to the rest of the Commission
about waiving and reducing
the liens.
"I am tinue to have prob
lems with just waiving the
fine," Woodruff said.
The Comm ission agreed
that som ething need to be
done to work on a new sys
tem, but for those two
requests from code enforce
ment, Lessard said:
"I’m w illing to go with
code enforcement." The rest of
the Commission agreed and
Kith w aiver/reductions were
passed unanimously.
The next city Commission
meeting will be March 30 al 4
p.m.
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It is not possible to screen
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The zoo offers Purell liq
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animal encounter area in an
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on a wall. If that runs out,
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The zoo has not closed or
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encounter exhibit. Frohlich
said people have inquired
about the safety of the petting
area, but the zoo has stood by
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He pointed out that the zoo
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ROBERT “BOB" LEE
CHESTNUT
Robert “Bob" Lee
Chestnut, 58, of Deltona,
died Sunday, Mach 27, 2005,
at Florida Hospital fish
Memorial, O range City.
Bom July 20, 1946, in
Miami, ne moved to
Deltona from Sanford in
1992.
He was a retired truck
driver for Britt Transport in
Astatula, Fla.
He was a member of
Grace Baptist Church,
Deltona.
Survivors include wife,
Carol Chestnut; daughters,
Mary Ann Zare of Palm
Harbor, Debra Ann chestnut
of St. Petersburg; brother
Marcus Chestnut of Lake
City; sister, Juanita
H ollingsw orth of
Gainesville; two grandchil
dren.
Deltona Memorial
Funeral Home, orange city,
in charge of arrangem ents.
DOLORES F. CRUNK
Dolores F. Crunk, 77, of
W inter Garden, died Friday,
March 25, 2005 in Ocoee.
She was bom April 20, 1927,
in LaFollette, Tenn. She was
a retired teacher.
Survivors include d au g h
ter, Liza C. Holland; b roth
ers, Jerry Franklin and Don
Franklin; sister, Jo Emily
Turner; tw o grandchildren.
Visitation will be
Wednesday, March 30 from
11 a.m. until 12 noon at St.
Pauls Presbyterian Church,
1450 C itrus Oaks Avenue,
Gotha, w ith funeral services
at 12 noon with Dr. Bryan C.
Stam per officiating.
Interm ent will be in
Woodlawn Memorial park,
Gotha.
Banfield Funeral Home,
W inter Springs, in charge of
arrangem ents.
ALTON "AL“ B. DUXBURY
Alton "Al" B. Duxbury,
83 of Sanford, died Friday,
march 25, 2005 at central
Florida Regional Hospital.
He was bom Jan. 10,1922 in
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anMa. He
North__ Attleboro,
was emi
employed by Seminole
Highi School until 1984.
___
He
was a member of Sanford
Masonic Lodge, a 32nd
Degree Mason, member of
Sanford Scottish Rite Club
and Sanford York Rite
Bodies, Bahia Shrine, past
president of Sanford Shrine
Club, treasurer of Seminole
County Retired Educators
Association and a member
of Holy Cross Episcopal
Churcn. He was a World
War II veteran of the U.S.
Navy.
Survivors include wife,
Doris; sons, William of
Orlando, James of Deltona,
Thomas of Sanford; six
grandchildren.
Viewing will be
Wednesday, March 30 from
6 until 8 p.m. at Brisson
Funeral Home. Funeral
services will be Thursday,
march 31, at Holy Cross
Episcopal Churcn, 401 S.
Park Avenue in Sanford, at
II a.m. Burial will be at
O aklawn Park Cemetery. In
lieu of flowers, contribu
tions may be made to Bahia
Transportation Fund, 2300
Pembrook Drive, O rlando,
32810-2469 or to a charity of
your choice.
Brisson Funeral home,
Sanford, in charge of
arrangem ents.
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Obituaries
CHERYL A. BIXLER
Cheryl A. Bixler, 56, of
Lake Mary, died Friday,
March 25, 2005 in Orlando.
She was born Oct. 11, 1948,
in Johnstown, Pa.
She was a homemaker
and a Catholic.
Survivors include hus
band, Tim Bixler of Lake
Mary; daughters, heather
Jenkins of O rlando and
Brooke Bixler of M aitland;
father, Joseph Vibostock of
Altam onte Springs; one
granddaughter.
Visitation will be
Wednesday, March 30 from
5 until 8 p m. at the
O aklaw n Chapel. Funeral
Services will be Thursday,
March 31, at 10 a.m. at
Church of the Annunciation
in Altam onte Springs.
M emorial donations may be
m ade to the American
Diabetes Association, P.O.
Box 1131, Fairfax, Va. 22038.
Baldwin-Fairchild
Funeral Home, O aklaw n
Chapel, Sanford/L ake Mary,
in charge of arrangem ents.
Wedoodey. March 30.2005
grandchildren.
Collison Family Funeral
Homes 4c Crematory, South
Seminole Chapel,
Longwood, in charge of
arrangem ents.
RALPH "BOB" JONES
Ralph "Bob" Jones, 84,
LCDR, U.S. Navy Retired, of
O rlando, formerly of
Sanford, died Saturday,
March 26, 2005, at his resi
dence. He was born April
22, 1920, in Canadian, Texas,
and joined the Navy in
1939. He was commissioned
Lieutenant in 1960 while
serving at N.A.S. Sanford.
He retired from the Navy in
1969. He was a life member
of Sanford’s American
Legion Post 53, Sanford Elks
Lodge 1241, Fleet Reserve
Association Branch 147, and
IOOF Lodge 27.
Survivors include wife,
Mary Dale Jones of Orlando;
stepson William F. Stock of
Brunswick, Ga.; step d au g h
ters Joyce Zornes of
Cattlesburg, Ky. and
Jennifer Surran of Orlando;
brother, M.D. Jones of Tulsa,
Okla.; sister, Margis Skinner
of Austin, Tex.
Funeral services will be
held at 1 p.m. Wednesday,
March 30, at Brisson Funeral
Home.
Brisson Funeral Home,
Sanford, in charge of
arrangem ents.
JAMES R. DUDECK
James R. Dudeck, 77, of
Oviedo, died Friday, March
25, 2005.
He was bom in
M ilwaukee, Wis.
He was in marketing, and
a m ember of St. Lukes
Lutheran Church.
Collison Family Funeral
Homes & Crematory, W inter
Park, in charge of arrange
ments.
HELEN MARION
Helen Marion, 87, of
Sanford, died Friday, March
25, 2005, in Lake Mary. Bom
in Cam bria County, Pa., she
moved to Sanford from
Staten Island, N.Y. in 1979.
She w as an executive with
the New York Federal
Reserve Bank, a m em ber of
All Souls Catholic Church,
W omen's Club of Sanford
and the O ver 50 Club of
Sanford.
MADGE E. FREILICH
Survivors include niece
M adge E. Freilich, 84, of
and nephew, Mr. & Mrs.
Oviedo, died Saturday,
James McBride of Boca
March 26, 2005 in W inter
Park. She w as bom Feb. 12,
Raton; beloved friend, Jane
1921 in Kiddiminster. She
Saxon of Sanford.
G raveside services were
w as a waitress.
held Monday, March 28 at
Survivors include sons,
Bradley W. Freilich and
r • ■ O aklaw n Park Cemetery.
Brisson Funeral Home,
Craig M. Freilich; brother,
Sanford, in charge of
Bernard parsons; sisters,
arrangem ents.
Irene Winchell and Stella
Newell; tw o grandchildren.
EDWARD J. MILLER
Funeral services will be
Edward J. Miller, 81, of
held Saturday, April 2, at 7
W inter Park, died Saturday,
p m. at Palm Valley Club
March 26, 2005, in Winter
H ouse w ith Bradley W.
Park.
Freilich officiating.
He was b o m Feb. 21, 1924
Banfield Funeral Home,
in Jersey City, N.J. He was a
W inter Springs, in charge of
retired supervisor and a vet
arrangem ents.
eran of the U.S. Army Air
Corps.
FATTY L. JONES
Survivors include son,
Patty L. Jones, 71, of
Kenneth J. Miller; three
Apopka, died Thursday,
grandsons.
March 24, 2005. She was
A funeral w as held
bo m in New Castle, Penn.
She was a hom em aker and a Sunday, March 26 w ith b u r
ial at Glen H aven Memorial
m em ber of Seventh Day
Park in W inter Park.
A dventist Church.
Banfield Funeral Home,
Survivors include husband,
W inter Springs, in charge of
William E. Jones of Apopka;
arrangem ents.
daughters Penny U hran of
Apopka, Tammy Rutoski of
RONALD LEE SCOTT
G rand Rapids, Mich.; sis
Ronald Lee Scott, 59 of
ters, Leota Connelly and
O rlando, died Thursday,
Sallie Sullivan, botn of
March 24, 2005. Bom April
M adison, Tenn., and Petty
Moore of Boise, Idaho; three 4,1945 in St. Louis, Mo., he
was a lifelong resident of
C entral Florida. He was a
carpenter and a
Presbyterian.
Survivors include mother,
Eleanora Scott of
Casselberry; son, Ronald Jr.
of Margate, Florida; d au g h
ters, Donna Weaver of
Osteen, Nancy Snodgrass of
Cape Canaveral and Tami
Koester of Homosassa
Springs; brothers, Gary of
D unedin and William, Jr. of
Casselberry; one grand
daughter; com panion Debi
Shafer of Orlando.
Gramkow Chapel of the
Collison Family Funeral
Humes and Crematory,
Sanford, in charge of
arrangem ents.
FLOSSIE L. ZANDERS
Flossie L. Zanders, 89, of
Longwood,
d ie d
Saturday,
March 26,
2005, at
'4 *
Longwood
Health
Care
Center.
She was
bom Feb.
11, 1916, in
Madison,
Fla.
She was a hom em aker
and a member of Ml.
Moriah H ouse of Prayer.
Survivors include sister,
Sarah Ailine of Rochester,
N.Y.; five grandchildren;
eight great grandchildren;
tw o great great grandchil
dren; tw o God children.
Funeral services will be
held Saturday, April 2, at 11
a.m. at Mt. M oriah H ouse of
Prayer, 1101 Locust Avenue,
witn rev. Allen Washington,
Pastor. Viewing will be
Friday, April 1, from 4 until
8 p.m. at WilsonEichelberger Mortuary.
Wilson-Eichelberger
Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in
charge of arrangem ents.
ALICE M. ZIMMERMAN
Alice M. Zimmerm an, 69,
o( Tavares, died Friday,
March 25. 2005 in Eustis.
She was born April 7,
1935 in H am ilton Co., Ind.,
and moved to Tavares from
Sanford in 2004.
She was a hostess for
M cDonald’s Restaurant in
Carmel, Inc. She belonged
to Mid Lake Christian
Church, Tavares.
Survivors include h u s
band, Robert; daughters,
Bonnie Carlson of Westfield,
Ind., Teresa Dickerson of
Atlanta, Ind.; brothers,
Kenneth L. Perry of
Sheridan, Ind., Fredrick
Perry of Bronson, Edward
Perry of Sheridan, Ind.; sis
ter, Carol Strawn of
Noblcsville, Ind.; son, Dana
Lockwood of Sheridan, Ind.;
six grandchildren; three
great grandchildren.
Memorial donations in
her nam e may be m ade to
American Cancer Society,
1599 Clifton Road, N.E.,
Atlanta, Ga., 30329.
Tri-County Crem ation
Service, Longwood, in
charge of arrangem ents.
Mark jvua
your wuvin«pi<
calendar. it
It'so
te. The
Jubilee time.
T he!Hopper Jubilee
Festival is scheduled for Friday,
Saturday and Sunday (April 1 to
3) at Fori Mellon Park in
Downtown Sanford. Carnival
rides, music, dance, games, his
torical displays, and food high
light planned activities.
This is the first of what's
......................... expected
to
become
an
Service O u b
annual event,
Connections
sponsored by
t
h
e
C o m m u n ity
Improvement
A sso ciatio n
and the City of
Sanford.
The pur
pose of the fes
tival is to raise
Charles
funds for the
Jackson c o n t i n u e d
a # a # # # a # re s to ra tio n ,
r e n o v a t io n
and maintenance of Historic
Hopper Academy, built in 1906
on a city block at Pine and
Hickory avenues between Celery
Avenue and 11th Street. Hopper
Academy was the first school for
blacks in Seminole County, dat
ing back to the late 1800's.
The Georgetown school has
stood as a pillar in the communi
ty and a symbol of educational
excellence, developing a storied
history.
Because the community of
Georgetown was key factor in the
economic development of
Sanford, it seems natural that the
first school for children of labor
ers, business owners and domes
tic workers would emerge there.
The tint school for blacks was
called the Georgetown Public
School located on the northeast
comer of 7th Street and Cypress
Avenue. According to Sanford
City Commission minutes, die
school existed before 1885. In that
year; trustees at the school peti
tioned the dty council for aid to
enlarge the building. The council
appropriated $85 for building
materials, and the addition was
completed January 17, 1887,
according to Altermese Bentley's
book, “Georgetown - The
History
of
a
Black
Neighborhood.'
According to tire 1886 Orange
County Public Schools Records
r i
for
the Sanford school was known as
Colored School No. 11 and con
sisted of one staff member from
1886 until 1894.
William McLester; who was
the only staff member from 18881893, was listed as principal in
1890.
Joseph N. Crooms became
principal in 190607, and under
nis lead
eadership, die current
Hopper Academy building was
constructed and the school
became a leading educational
institution in Florida.
Crooma, whose wife taught in
the early years of BetnuneCookman College In Daytona
Beach, became die principal of Ids
namesake high school and estab
lished a legacy of educational
excellence statewide. While prin
cipal of Hopper, Crooms also
served as the state superintend
ent of black education for several
years.
National leaders rose from the
halls of Hopper; Claude A.
Barnett, who moved to Chicago
and founded the Associated
Negro Tress (similar to the
Associated Press) which grew to
include 225 Negro newspapers
and magazines; lawyers Nathan
and Sidney McGill, Sidney
defended dvil right* in Florida,
while Nathan migrated to
Chicago and became a crusader
for Southern racism, working as
an attorney for the Chicago
Defender weekly newspaper.
Hopper served as an elemen
tary, middle and high school until
Dooms Academy was built in
Goldsboro in 19X). The school
continued as an elementary until
the “new" Hopper Elementary
was built in the 1950's. The old
building was then transferred
into a community resource center;
housing such services aa employ
ment and economic development
and other social agencies.
The school was restored to its
original state in the 1990's, but
extensive renovation is still need
ed before it can be occupied.
Residents of Sanford the Dty
of Sanford and Hopper alumni
have embarked on a fundraising
campaign to raise $80,000 to bring
the structure into compliance, so
it can be used as a community
resource center and provide other
valuable services.
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After graduating from medical
MWot at Emory, Morgan anved
In World War Das a captain in the
US. Air Force. When ne returned
to Sanford to practice medicine in
1991, he immediately began vol
untary services as football team
phytecton at his alma matet SHS,
whkh he did for 25 years — the
only OB/GYN ever known to
have held this position.
He maintained his life-long
interest and participation in ten
nis.
In fact from 1976 to 1993, he
was ranked in the top 10 of Senior
Tennis in Florida. He continued to
play tennis until almost 81 years
of age. His love for the game and
love for SHS made the naming of
the SHS tennis courts, “The Dr.
John M. Morgan Tennis Center,"
one of the greatest honors he has
ever received.
The practice of medicine was
such a privilege for Morgan, and
he found it extremely gratifying
to take care of the people in his
hometown. He contributed great
ly to the well-being of Sanford.
"John knew from early grade
school drat he wanted to study
medicine,"
said
Douglas
w w w .M n fo r d iw w tp a p e r .c o m
T h k H ekald
Wednesday, March 30.2005
remember 1haw problems in my
innards.'" Park said Morgan
recruited six pints of blood.
Morgan was a member of
Markham Woods Presbyterian
Church. He was also a member of
many medical associations,
American College of Surgeons,
Sanford Historical Museum,
American Cancer Society, Sanford
Rotary Club, and Pi Kappa Alpha
Fraternity.
He was redpient of the Greater
Sanford Chamber of Commerce
Topper Award for outstanding
community service, and he was
an Eagle Sanit.
Survivors include his wife of
58 years, Nancv; daughtrr. Both
Morgan Whigham; sons, John
Mettinger Morgan Jr., and Walter
A. Morgan; eight grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren.
A memorial service will be
held Wednesday, March 30, at
5:30 p.m. at Markham Woods
Presbyterian Church. Graveside
burial will be Thursday at 3 p.m
at Evergreen Cemetery. In lieu of
flowers, donations may be made
to Markham Woods Presbyterian
Church or the American Cancer
Society.
Stenatrom, one of his oldest
friends. "Sanford has lost one of
its fittest dtirens and physicians,
and 1 have lost one of my best
friends."
Charlie Park, who had been a
dose friend since he and Morgan
attended Seminole High School
together; reflected on some of the
happier moments in their life
times.
Park, also a doctor, alluded to
the two of them taking a side-trip
to Mexico City following a med
ical conference in San Frandsco.
"While we were in Mexico," he
said, "John bought a lot of sou
venirs, and brought them bade in
a wicker suitcase. When he got to
customs in Miami the customs
agent looked at it and asked,
'Where’s your burrow?'"
Park told of one serious
episode.
•There was that time when he
was en route to deliver a baby at
the hospital and ran into a freight
train on Mellonvillo Avenue near
Rosalia. He called me and I
rushed to the scene. He had hit
the steering wheel and had rup
tured part of his insides. ’Give me
some pain killer;' he said, 'but
WASHINGTON — Six
Seminole County middle
school students have earned
their way into the 2005
Geography Bee State Qualifier
in Jacksonville, sponsored by
the National Geographic
Society.
The state qualifier will take
lace April 1 at Jacksonville
diversity. Students who
reach that level have won oral
geography bees at their school
and have qualified on a writ
ten test from the National
Geographic Society.
Students from Seminole
County who will compete in
Jacksonville
are:
Jeremy
Howard,
seventh-grade.
Teague
M iddle
School,
Altamonte Springs; Melissa
Barber, eighth grade, Mil wee
Middle, Long wood; Morgan
Cole, seventh grade, Rock
Lake Middle, Longwood
Alexis Marano, eighth grade
Tuskavvilla Middle, Winter
Springs; Roll mi Shivamoggi,
eighth grade, Jackson H eights
C
Middle, Oviedo; and Brend on
Skr/vnski,
eighth
grade
l.awion
Chiles Middle,
Oviedo.
Only 154 fourth* to eighthg ra d e rs in each of the 50
states,
the
District
of
Columbia. US territories ami
Department
of Defense
D ependents Schools have
qualified for the stale bees,
according to a news release
from National Geographic.
Each state w inner will
receive $100, a National
Geographic globe and an allexpensrs-paid
trip
to
Washington. IH
lor the
national finals Mav 24 and 25
Schools of the stale winners
will
receive
Educational
Insights' ( .eoSatari game
I irM p u /e m the national
competition is a $25,000 col
lege scholarship and lifetime
membership in the National
Geographic Societv. Secondand third-place linishers will
receive S I5.000 and $10 000
college* scholarships
The state bees an* the sec
ond level of the annual
National Geographic Bee I he
first level began in November
2004 with contests in more
than 15,000 U S schools, in
which nearly 5 million sin
dents participated
The championship round
of the bet* — moderated by
"Jeopardy!" quiz show host
Alex Trebek for tlu* 17th w ar
— will Ih* held at National
l ieographic’s
Washington
D C , headquarters on Mav 25
I lie* round will air that dav on
tlu* National Geographic
Channel.
Produced
by
Maryland Public Television,
the finals will be broadcast
later on public television sta
tions Check local listings tor
viewing times
The National Geographic
Societv
developed
the
National Geographic Rev m
JU.SU in response to concern
about llie Jack ot geographic
knowledge am ong voung
people in tin* United States
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March 30-31,2005
P a tr io ts
Kelley
outhurls
Smith in
pitcher’s
duel, 1-0
By Dean Smith
Sports Editor
Lake Brantley senior lefthander Ryan Kelley (above) was Just a Htta bit bailer than Lake Mery's Joeh
Smith (above, left) ea Lamar Guy (above, right) drove in Jemile Weeks with Vie game's only run In foe
sixth Inning as the unbeaten Patriots edged foe Rams, 1-0. Thursday night at Tuttle Field.
p r e v a il
Jam in the bottom of the sev
enth inning, falling behind 2-0
with runners on first and sec
ond before getting a fly out to
end to earn nis third victory
without a defeat.
Ute lefty scattered five hits
and struck out 10 in posting
die shutout as Lake Brantley,
which was ranked No. 5 in last
week's FSWA Class 6A State
Poll, improved to 9-0 on the
season heading into this week's
big tournament in Kissimmee.
Smith was not too shabby
either, allowing only six hits
and the unearned run, while
striking out four as Lake Mary
fell to 7-3 on the season.
In other limited action fraaa
late last week, Lake Mary P m
suffered just its second tom of
the season, and first in district
play, as South Daytona-Wamr
Christian edged me Griffins, 31, on Friday.
Joe Carroll was the star for
the Eagles (6-4), allowing only
one hit and striking out 15 am
i
also driving in a run with a
double.
Sophomore John CamposWhitley was also outstanding
on the mound for Lake Mary
Prep, striking out eight in hu
six innings of work.
The Griffins Ml to 5*2 overall
and 5-1 in district play.
I noti Wtuit s I ' l wki n in Your Nnt i h hnr f un ui
Whenever longtime rivals
Lake Brantley and Lake Mary
meet on the baseball you can
pretty much figure it will be a
toss-up. But it doesn't get
much closer than Thursday
night's Gass 6A-District 3 and
Seminole Athletic Conference
battle at Tuttle Field.
In an amazing pitcher’s duel
Patriots senior lefthander Ryan
Kelley was just a little bit better
than Rams’ Junior Josh Smith
as Lake Brantley remained
undefeated with a 1-0 victory.
The game was scoreless
through five innings before the
Patriots' top two offensive per
formers paired up to score the
only run of the game.
Junior shortstop Jemile
Weeks was hit by a pitch and
then used his speed to get all
the way to third on a wild
pickoft attem pt UCF football
signee Lamar Guy. who is also
expected to go hiajh in the
upcoming Major League Free
Agent Draft then singled to
plate Weeks with what would
prove to be the game-winning
run.
Kelley worked out of a mini-
V i c t o r i a Pa r k
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College kali game or neighbor game night? At Victoria Parkt the choices areyours.
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No kicking back; these youth spend break playing soccer
toteMd of "kicking back" or
heading to the b e a m s or
theme paries 44 Central
Florida youth spent their
w ring break learning how to
kick and handle a soccer ball
better in Ajxx Orlando's new
W M k-kng spring break train
ing camp. Boys and girls trav
eled from Apopka, MetroWest
and Oviedo to itotw ood Park
in Winter Springs for the
opportunity to learn the
wortd-rencrwned youth train
ing methods taught by Ajax
Onando coaches.
Most of the youth partici
pating in this year's spring
bleak camp were exposed to
the Ajax training system for
the first time. To immerse
players into die Ajax culture
the developmental day camp
centered on fun and educa
tional drills designed to chal
lenge the participants by rein
forcing basic fundamental
skills such as passing, receiv
ing and scoring and introduc
ing them to more advanced
soccer strategies. In addition
to the drills, players rounded
out their training by partici
pating in small-sided competi
tions and full-sided games.
“Any playet whether
novice or advanced, can bene
fit from Ajax’s soccer schools
and camps," says Barry
Hulihoff, technical director
for Ajax Orlando. "Boys and
girls get a full week of indi
vidual training, practicing
drills and playing matches
and go home with some basic
fundamental understanding
of the game and new friends
who snare the love of soccer."
Information on additional
soccer training including sum
mer soccer schools and devel
opmental training camps can
be found at www.ajaxorlando.us or by e-mailing soccerschootffajaxorlando.us.
Ajax Orlando is the exclu
sive American affiliate of AFC
Ajax (Amsterdam). The com
pany was founded in 2003 to
scout, recruit and train the top
soccer talent in the United
States at its Orlando, Florida,
headquarters. In addition to
operating its youth academy,
Ajax Orlando administers
national camps and interna
tional tournaments to seek out
the nation's premier soccer
players.
More information about
Ajax Orlando can be found at
http: / / www.ajaxorlando.us.
Photo courtesy of WPS Communtcattont
Ajax Orlando coach Justin Corrado instructs seven, eight and nine-year olds at Trotwood Park for spring break soccer camp.
Florida Fish and W ildlife asking anglers “H ow’s the fishing?”
The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission's
(FWCs) recently restructured
Division of Freshwater
Fisheries Management is open
ing communication lines with
anglers. The agency wants to
l i i r u c 14
C l i e e s e P iz z a s
W illi 7 loii()tni|%
learn more about what it
would take to improve fishing
opportunities here.
"We're trying to evaluate the
performance of the previous
fisheries division over the past
five years and find ways It)
improve it," said Darrell
Scovell who heads the new
i
division. "We hope to measure
our progress, identity areas that
need attention and work with
communities to make things
better."
Scovell said the FWC is com
mitted to conservation pro
grams that are based on scien
tific research and produce the
kinds of results anglers want to
see.
As a first step in this process,
the FWC is asking anglers to
take part in a survey it has
posted online at www.surveyroom.com / Fisheries! nput /.
Most people are able to com
plete the questionnaire* in about
15 minutes. Response* and
comments are* confidential
Later, the FWC will publish a
summary of what anglers say
about the state o( freshwater
fishing here* m the Fishing
Capital of the World and what
the agency needs to do to make
it better.
In a second step, the FWC
will host a series of public
meetings to discuss survey
results and develop plans and
priorities for the* future*. Survey
participants will be asked
about their willingness to par
ticipate in a future planning
meeting and about when and
where such meetings should
take place.
Deadline for completing the
survey is May 1.
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MANATEES, ENCOURAGE
BOATING SAFETY
The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission
(FWC), United States Fish and
Wildlife Service (USFWS) and
the United States Coast Guard
(USCG) has announced a joint
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Jacksonville denies No. 18 UCF of series sween
Bergman wins
900th game
as head
coach at UCF
Prom Staff Reports
ORLANDO — Sophomore
Matt Horwath finished 2-for-4
with a two-run home run and
two run* scored, but it was not
enough as Jacksonville scored
six runs in the seventh to
soueeze past No. 18 UCF, 10-9,
Monday night at Jay Bergman
Field. UCF was 21-1 when
leading after six innings of play
before the Dolphins erased a 74 deficit in the seventh with six
runs to avoid the series sweep.
With the win. JU evened its
record at 14-14,4-8 in the ASun while UCF dropped to 25-6
overall and 7-2 in league play.
The loss snapped UCF's fivegame winning streak over the
Dolphins.
Jacksonville took an early 2-0
lead in the third before
Horwath, the former Lake
Mary High School star who
transferred from LSU this sea
son, belted his second homer of
the season, a two-run shot to
left, to tie the game at two in
the third.
Donald Brickie homered
down the line in right in the
fourth to give JU the lead again
at 3-2.
UCF responded with a RBIdouble to score Lake Mary's
Drew Butera, tying the game at
three in the fourth.
The Golden Knights tacked
on two runs in the fifth on a
two-run home run by former
Winter Springs High and
Seminole Community- College
star John-Michael Howell. The
home run was Howell's team
leading seventh of the season.
JU got one run back in the
sixth on a RBI-single by Sean
McHugh, to cut the lead to 5-4.
UCF scored two more runs in
the sixth as Matt Ray doubled
in a run and Courtney Propst
scored on a wild pitch to give
the Golden Knights a 7-4 lead.
The seventh inning spelled
trouble for the Golden Knights
as UCF used three pitchers in
the inning. Derek Abriola
allowed the first three runners
to reach base on two singles
and a walk before giving way
to Dominic Petracca. Petracca,
from Seminole High School
yielded three runs on two hits,
including a bases loaded dou
ble to former Oviedo High
School star Matt Lopez to drive
in three runs to give the
Dolphins a 9-7 advantage.
McHugh added a RBI-triple to
close out the big inning to give
JU a 10-7 lead.
The Golden Knights scored
one unearned run in the sev, enth as Marshall Bernhard
scored on a throwing error by
JU third baseman Logan James
to slice the deficit to 10-8.
UCF made things interesting
in the ninth as Lake Mary's
Ryan Bono delivered a RBI-sin
gle to score Bernhard, but JU
closer Hunter Davis got out of
the jam for his sixth save of the
season.
JU reliever Matt Davis (2-1)
got the win with 2.0 innings of
relief while Petracca (0-2) was
saddled with the loss.
The Golden Knights totaled
11 hits on the night, including
two by Horwath, Howrll and
Bono, but UCF issued seven
walks and committed two cost
ly errors in the one-run loss.
On Saturday, Butera had
blasted a walk-off home run
and Howell hit a two-run,
game-winning home run to lift
UCF to a doubleheader sweep
of Jacksonville, 4-2 and 5-4 at
Jay Bergman Field.
Howell crushed a two-run
•hot over the scoreboard in
right field in the game one vic
tory while Butera clubbed his
walk-off shot down the line in
left field in the 11th inning to
complete the doubleheader
sweep.
The two wins also gave UCF
head coach Jay Bergman 900
for his career at UCF. In his
entire coaching careet
Bergman, who began the pro
gram at then Seminole Junior
College and later coached at
the University of Florida, is
1,116-610-3 and 900-497-3 at
UCF.
In game one, sophomore Tim
Bascom won his fifth straight
start to lead UCF to the win.
The Dunedin native pitched 7.0
innings and allowed one
earned run on five hits with
five strikeouts. Petracca, a Jun
ior; pitched 2.0 perfect innings
of relief Including two strike
outs for his second save of the
year.
Dee Brown doubled in a nan
in the third to give the Golden
Knights a 1-0 lead. JU took the
leadin the fifth with two rune.
After Bernhard led off the
sixth with a solo home run to
right Add to tie die game at
two, Howell launched his twoSee C o l l e c t . Paee 41
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Lake Mary's Drew Butera (lefl) hit a walk-off home run In the 11th
inning to give U C F a 5-4 victory to complete a sweep of
Jacksonville University on Saturday, giving former Seminole
Community College coach Jay Bergman (middle, above) his 900th
victory as the Golden Knights' head coach.
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to regain die feed, 4-3. Bono doubled to cento;
•coring Matt Ray end Howell, to put UCF in
JU did not go down without a fight, scoring
one fun in the eighth on a RBI-groundout by
Zadi Haniff to tie the contest at four.
The game remained deadlocked until the 11th.
JU threatened to take the lead in the top of the
inning ae the Dolphins had a runner on second
with one out when Bergman called on Abriola to
enter the game from the bullpen. The Orlando
native got the final two outs on a groundout and
strikeout to keep the game tied at four.
bl the home half of the 11th, Butera drilled a I2 pitch down the field in left to give UCF the 5-4
wm. The walk-off home run was the first of
Butera's career on any level of baseball. Butera
drilled two bells foul on the day down the line
In left before keeping the game-tvinning blast
fair to end the contest.
Abriola (1-0) pitched 0.2 innings for the win.
The UCF bullpen pitched well ell day long,
going 9 2 innings and surrendering fust one run
an five hits with nine strikeouts.
UCF returns to action this weekend at A-Sun
rival Stetson. The three-game series begins
Friday night at 7 p.m. at Melching Field in
7 p.m. All three
DeLand. First ipitch
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SwUCT ISP Sports Network (740-AM The
Tram).
STETSON RALLIES FOR 5-4 WIN OVER FAU
Stetson rallied from a 4-0 deficit to defeat
Florida Atlantic 5-4 in an Atlantic Sun
Conference game Saturday afternoon at FAU
Field.
The victory gave the visiting Hatters (16-10, 54 A-Sun) a hard-fought series win over Florida
Atlantic (15-9, 5-4 A-Sun) and moved Stetson
into a tie for fourth place with FAU in the league
standings. All three games wen? derided by two
tuns or lees.
"I am really proud of the effort from our play
ers this weekend," Hatter heed coach Pete Dunn
■aid. "We needed to come down here and get at
least two games from a very good dub, and we
did. Our kids played their hearts out, and we
needed that kind of effort toda? "
With the score tied 4-4, Nick 1
reached on an error to leed off the eighth Inning.
Plnch-ninner Adam Tlndfe moved to second on
a sacrifice bunt by Joey Wilson, advanced to
third on e ground out by Brian Bocock, end then
•cored when Shane Jordan beat out an infield
"(thought if 1could hustle down there I
would have a chance to beat it out," Jordan said.
"1 gave it my best effort end it helped the team
get e very big run."
FAU threatened to tie the game in the bottom
of eighth as Brian Upman and Robbie
Wldunsky hit back-to-back singles with one out.
Ryan Heacox then came on in relief for the third
time in the series, and coaxed an inning-ending
double play off die bat of Mike McKenna.
Heacgx, who worked six shutout innings in
Friday's doubfeheadet had to work out of trou
ble again in the ninth. With the tying run at third
base and the winning run on first, the Hatter
senior struck out Tim Mascia to preserve the vic
tory.
"Heacox told us before the game if we needed
him he had one more inning left to give," Dunn
said. "Then when he got out of the eighth on just
two pitches we derided to put him bade out
there for the ninth.”
Florida Atlantic jumped on Hatter starter Cy
McCuen for four runs in the bottom of the first.
FAU collected three hits in die inning, including
a two-run single by Widlansky.
McCuen settled down after the first, and the
Hatters chipped away at the lead. Bocock had
an RBI-single in the second which extended his
hitting streak to 19 games. The Hatters then tied
the game with three runs in the fifth, highlighted
by a two-run single by David Golliner.
Cameron Abel (2-1) came on in the bottom of
the fifth and retired the first nine batters he
fa«?d.
"What a job by both seniors, Abel and
Heacox," Dunn said. "They have not had much
success this year, but both really stepped up
today."
Allen Knight (1-2) suffered the loss for FAU.
Stetson, winners of five of its last seven, was to
have visited USF Tuesday night before hosting
UCF this weekend.
Briefs
SANFORD POP WARNER
FOOTBALL
The Sanford Youth Football
Association (SYFA) is looking
for football/Cheerleading
Coaches, volunteers and
sponsors for this coming sea
son.
The league will hold regis
tration and a car wash this
Saturday, April Z at the
Walmart Plaza on Orlando
Drive from 10 a m. to 2 p.m.
The fee is $225 per person
with a non-tefundabfe 550 fee
due at time of registration
For more information, con
tact the SYFA by email at
CHARITY BASKETBALL
The Recovery House of
Central Florida will play a
benefit basketball game'
against Radio Station
102.JAMZ FM on Friday,
April 5th. starting at 7:30 p.m.
at the Sanford Salvation
Army Gymnasium at 700
West 24m Street.
Al proceeds go to the
Salvation Army and Recovery
House.
For more information please
contact Brother James at 407323-5857.
CHAMBER GOLF
will
Golf
April 11th at H a m a d Golf
Mary.
Cost U flM per individual
SOAP BOX D U B Y
The Central Florida Soap
w ill
be aponaoring • two-day
Deity Rally Day the week■
April 23rd and 24th.
w ill run a i
of two raoee(Double
Y b u n e tb e p w regia
toeedasM paid by April 2L
N O O N fiftB U O A lU ’
YOUTH SOCCER AND
FLAG FOOTBALL IN CAS
SELBERRY!
Youth soccer and flag foot
ball 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
up your children
chili * to
devek. i skills, good sports-
Mike Powers at 407-320-5058
or Assistant Principal Mike
Gaudreau at 407-320-5102.
BOXING TEAM
The newly started Sanford
Boxing Club, Incorporated is
looking for members ages 10to-17.
The club, which is affiliated
with the Sanford Police
Department and City of
Sanford Recreation and Parks
Department meets on
manship, and Have fun!
Monday's and Wednesday's
Late registration for these
at the Sanford Armory, 915 E.
sports will be at the City of
First Street from 4:30 p.m. to
Casselberry Parks It
6:30 p.m.
Recreation office, 125 E.
Membership is a $37 fee per
Melody Lane. Monday
calendar year to USA Boxing,
through Friday, 8 a.nv-to-5
Incorporated and after the
p.m. The sign-up fee is 570 for first 90 days, a quarterly fee
Casselberry residents and $90 of 525 for equipment usage.
for ruin-residents This fee
Sanford Boxing Club,
includes an eight game sea
Incorporated is a not for prof
son an end of season award,
it corporation that is a mem
and a jersey for each player.
ber club of United State
For mure information about
Amateur Boxing,
youth sports offered in
Incorporated.
Casselberry, visit our website
SBC was formed to intro
at www.casselberry.org or
duce amateur boxing to youth
contact T.C. Donahue at 407in the community who might
262-7720 xl302.
benefit from the sport to
build self confidence, develop
SRD GOLF
self discipline, leam to func
The City of Sanford
tion with others, develop
Recreation Department will
good sportsmanship and
host its annual Golf
Tournament on April 22,2005 experience the rewards of
always trying to do their best.
at Mayfair Country d u b .
USA Boxing, Inc. is the gov
The proceeds raised from
erning body of all Amateur
this tournament will be dedi
Boxing in the United States,
cated to the Historic Sanford
setting the rules and regula
Memorial Stadium.
tions. As a member of USA
The tournament begins at 9
Boxing, Inc. athletes will be
a m. with a shotgun start 4*
allowed to participate in box
person scramble. Players
ing activities sponsored by
must register in advanced by
USA Boxing, and will be pro
completing a registration at
vided a small excess medical
the Sanford Recreation
Department before April 18th. accident policy for injuries
suffered during boxing activi
Cost is 550 per player. For
more information, please con ties.
tact Evelyn Bennett at 407For more information please
330-5697 or email:
call Sanford Boxing Qub
bennetteBci.aanford.fl.us
Incorporated (Rick Rusai) al
407-782-0523; the Sanford
SHS BOOSTER'S CLUB
Police Department (Office
GOLF
Shamar) at 407-323-3030; or
The 16th Annual Seminole
the Sanford Recreation
High School Booster's Qub
Department at 407-330-5697.
Gou Tournament will be held
on Saturday, May 14th at
BASEBALL PLAYERS
Mayfair Country Club.
WANTED
The event will b
The National Youth
u i with a tootgun start and
Baseball Association is lookwill be played under a
tog for youth baseball play
ers between the ages of 12Donation is 570 per player
20 that would like to be a
and Hole Sponsorship is
part of its 2005 National and
available at 5100.
International Tournament
Team(s)
and/or the Summer
for 510.
Wooden Bat League. The
These is also a special offer
i w ill be
of 1330 for four p u yen and a
traveling to Ohio, Dlinoto
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Former Seminole Community College standout Kitus Witherspoon (shown making a lay-up two years
ago) has been named a finalist for the College Comeback Player of the Year Award.
Kitus Witherspoon named
finalist for National Award
Special tothe HereM
Acknowledging what for
ward Kitus Witherspoon over
came to play basketball tor the
Indians this season, the V
Foundation, in partnership
with ESI’N, selected the
Arkansas State University play
er as a finalist for the presti
gious Comeback Award.
"What a great honor for
Kitus to be selected as a finalist
for an award that carries so
much meaning in the game of
college basketball," said head
coach Dickey Nutt. "Then? are
so manv basketball players
across the country tnat had to
overoome so much to get
where they are, but Kitus has
certainly had a tough road as
well. I think he personifies the
spirit of this award and will be
a fine representative as a final
ist."
Witherspoon transferred to
ASU from Seminole
Community College after sit
ting out last year to finish his
degree requirements. During
that time, Witherspoon could
not play organized competitive
basketball
Missing a season of basket
ball only to play at the nation’s
highest level of collegiate com
petition is difficult enough, but
Witherspoon also had another
obstacle to overcome.
Dunng an early morning pre
season conditioning run on
Sept. 15, 21X14, Witherspoon
was struck by an automobile
and was taken to the hospital
for treatment. The accident left
Witherspoon needing stitches
to repair a large laceration on
his arm and causes! him to
miss nearly the entire presea
son conditioning program.
He still managed to play in
ever)' game while playing his
way back into shape.
Witherspoon ended the year
leading the Indians with 7.0
rebounds per game and was
fourth on the team by averag
ing 8.6 points per game. While
playing in all 29 games, the 6foot-8 former Btxine High
School star started 17 games on
Outdoors---------Continued from Page 2B
federal, state and local manatee protection effort
in south Florida identified as "Operation
Manatee Shield".
There are 33 additional local law enforcement
agencies directly involved in the enforcement
effort. Aircraft and a variety of waterborne
patrol vessels including airboats and jet skis will
be used during the operation.
In Lee Count)' a six-day multi-agency enforce
ment effort began on March 16th. Operation
Manatee Shield kicks off in conjunction with sea
sonal speed zone changes that occur annually in
March and April. As local waters begin to warm
along both coasts, manatees begin to migrate in
large numbers from wintering areas in natural
warm water springs and warm water discharges
at power plants. These migrations occur most
notably from Brevard Count)’ on the east coast,
south to the Florida Keys and northward to
Sarasota County on the west coast. The joint
force will focus its attentions on the southern
half of the state because of migration patterns
and cumulatively, it's where 10 of the 14 mana
tees lost to boat strikes have occurred since
January 1.
Locally, members of the Lee County Marine
Law Enforcement Task Fonx? that include the
FWC USCG - Ft. Myers Station, Florida
Department of Environmental Protection, Lee
County Sheriff’s Department Cape Corel Police
Department Ft. Myers Police Department and
toe Sanibel Police Department will join together
in the enforcement of manatee protection zones
and boating safety laws.
"Joint enforcement efforts like Operation
Manatee Shield, are designed to muster the vari
ous resources of all agencies in an efficient man
ner that gives a blanket le v el a t protection to this
endangered species," said USFWS Supervisory
Special Agrnt Frank Kuncir.
Kundr also pointed out that manatee protec
tion areas end speed zones are identified by
white signs or buoys with International Orange
borders end legal requirements within. Boaters
are reminded mat federal end state boating reg
ulations require them to maintain a proper look
out for regulatory markets, navigational aides
and other boaters as well aa comply with regula
tory signs.
Law enforcement agencies will saturate local
the year and averaged 21 min
utes per game.
His best game came in
Jonesboro when he scored 22
points and hauled in 14
rebounds in ASU’s win over
Western Kentucky.
The V Foundation tor Cancer
Research, named alter the late
North Carolina State head
coach Jim Valvano, is now in
its filth year of selecting a play
er for the award. This season,
50 student-athletes both male
and female were nominated
from all levels of competition
in the NCAA. To be eligible the
student-athlete, or team, must
have accomplished a personal
triumph in the face of adversi
ty. The winner of the award
will be announced during
ESPN’s basketball Final
Four/NIT weekend coverage.
One of the 11 finalists that
Witherspoon will be competing
against is the FSU women’s
basketball team that had to suf
fer with losing an assistant
coach and player to death in
the past 12 months
Law enforcement teams will also emphasize
boating safety regulations including the accessi
bility of personnel flotation devices required for
every occupant on Nurd, properly charged fire
extinguishers and all other required safety
equipment.
Maps and text descriptions of manatee protec
tion zones and Ntating safety zones are obtain
able at MyRVC.com from the RVC as well as
through Lee County N uler’s guides available at
Lee-county.com/naturaltesources/ guide.htm or
through county tax collector offices and manne
supply outlets. Boaters should check all the
information from federal, state and local soum?s
to insure their awareness of all federal, state and
local speed regulations where they boat.
Agency representatives noted that additional
similar task force initiatives to Operation
Manatee Shield will be slated statewide during
the summer and again in the fall when manatees
reverse their migration to wintering sites in the
13 counties where state regulations have Nvn
adopted, pursuant to the Marine Mammal
Protection Act and Endangered Species Act.
A list of required boating safety equipment for
vessels can be found by contacting any RVC
regional office, which can be located by checking
the state government listing in the front of your
local telephone directory or by contacting any
USCG Station, Auxiliary Squadron or Flotilla.
For more information on legal protection for
this endangered species, visit the USFWS Web
site or contact their Vero Beach Office of
Ecological Services at (772) 561-3909, or the
agency's Office of Law Enforcement at (352) 241*
6415. Additional information may also be
obtained by contacting toe FWCs southwest
regional office at (863)648-3200 or by visiting the
FWCs Web site at MyFWCnim.
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A Yard Person needed pi Una
407-323-6019
i X I ( I I M V I A S M S 1A N I
N I \ (> I l) I M M I I ) I A I I 1 >
experienced dispatcher tor
our Daytona Beech operabon
This person «ntl work 4 days
on vto 4 days c* 0400 to 1600
and t6 00 to 04 00 Every two
months we rotate shifts This
position will be pax) a salary
oF $33 000 00 to 635.000 00
per year with annual reviews
yearly
The
selected
candidate will have 3 years
dispatch/drtver
manager
eipenence to a fast paced
trucking environment Strong
computer and organizational
skills are necessary
Wa have excaMnt benefits to
include Major Medical. Low
Weekly cost. $10 00 00-pay
6100 00
deductibles
Prescrgton drag card. Denial
Insurance, Company Paid
Life Insurance tor Employee
and Famrty. 401A with SOS
company match ol 4 V also
paid holidays and vecakons
PLEASE SUBMIT SALARY
REQ UIR EM EN TS
W ITH
RESUME TO (336)6*1-3216
or CALL (600) 709-2536
Sales Assist PT/F Longwood
Rone 6 cDitpUM M i 67-8R*
Resume
to
lawtlxhoppencntoue con
SaMa Faraan: Vertical Winds
Al Wads povxdad (NoooticaAs)
Meet customers n ttav homes
$4OK*
par year
Qas
allowance Some exp hetptoi
407-630-4700
Seeking lull-time Minister ol
Muse tor a growing Misstonary
Baptist Congregation
in
Sanford Submit resume' to
Muwc Search Committee New
Bethel M B Church. P O Box
854 Santord. FL 32772
•ITfAM O CN O IIO UN D P M
CREW :
Experienced
underground utility pipe
workers (407) 322-6133
Part tone cask, servers S
dlelwaaher needed. Contact
Mylene.
407-323-7306
Vivona's
Fine
Italian
Restaurant to Lk Mary needs
experienced F/T sub 6 pure
makers Call 407-330-2040
Full or Pari Time. 50*.
commission Popular Products
610 00 Start up Free materials
407-333-6156
Santord/Lk Mery Area:
Colonial Village Twin Lakes,
available Apr 1st 6699/mo 635
move to No deposits required
407-402-3141
73— Employment
W anted
Certified Nurse Assistant
seeking
employment,
references, reliable, caring
non-smoker. 26 yrs Exp
Tm portM on 6 n g t tfvft 407323-9364
100—C ondominium
R entals
2BR/2BA new townhome,
comm pool, near Seminole
town Center. 61030/mo Sec
61030 1st morth 6200 oft 407774-1040
Expd book keeper looking to
work out of home office 6yrs
exp 6 refs available 407-3210278.
CXPtMCNCKD MOTHER
WU. DOMRVKTMOMMV
HOMS. CALL CHRM8Y AT
Winter Springs 3/2 condo.
Casa Park vaas screen porch
6950'mo 352-267-7466/407977 3565
467-321-6271
FR EE
t ■ l ,'r in t «
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Vbry Mm , very etsen tom rm.
a* uO. cable. AC. mdry. phone,
kitch u m . sec dr. resident
owner, pnvala entrance No
lm eking I Only drug tree
eebar need apply. 407-314-
• 3 Signs
• Bright Pre-Priced
Labels
• Checklist / tips
FRAMERS NEEDED
Perm anent
Positions
Available,
Plus Homing
Assistance.
In Daytona Beach.
Must Have Own Tbols
mm*
M M
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T T T T V . iTl l i I I
8 8 6 -2 9 5 -2 3 1 1
STSQ/mo
HI
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6375/Mo. met.util. tut. W/D.
cable nr SCO aapL NS. quiet,
proff 407-322-1607
95— Roommate
Wanted
Seeking a person to share my
home, vww ot Lake Monroe, ful
house pnm grn Cal 407-326
7232 tor an appointment
•600/mo
: 3 9 . Over 1500 aq
X w*c porch, lanced yd. 2 car
6875
107— M o b il e H omes
For R ent
m Tbeeaunby
Ml NT
TA 1
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l aniard:
2/t
Duplex
Renovated. Tile Floors. New
Appis. Fenced yd. Off St
Partung, $700/6650 Dap
i
Saaderd: PMcM M bs. Qatad
Community.
2/2 5
Townhousa.
All
Appts
Including W O , Scraen Patio
Comm Pool Mmutas From I4 t 417 6925/6925 Dep
Sanford: Placid Weeds
Sub: 1 2 Adjacent to Wefctow
Elamantary. Spaoous Homs
Eat-In Kitchsn.
Double
Garage. Mmutas To 1-4 6 417
6995S995 Dep
DOYLE M ANAGEM ENT
W t RONT AMD M U .
Lake Mary Rhrd A 627.
407-321-4764
2/1.
i l I
M A N At
Saniard, Fum. rm. ahare
kichn A bath. utiutiee
inyly dad 6100Mb. e dap.
407-323-1062.
HOMCSI
Santord 3/1 CH A 12BCU)Rd.
Mobiia home tor real 6500dn.
6500'mo Rental history
required 912-262-5*51^
114—
W arehcxjbe/R ental
S pace
Warehouse. 7.600 eq ft.
Santord. 3 oftc a t. truck
hagtaa. $3 125/mo (65 OtVsq X)
Cal Mon-Fn. 6-5. 407-3220064
117—C ommercial
Rentals
FOR
L SPACE tdaal tor offloa, taa
room, gffl shop or ttnaaal 1662
•q ft with kitchen and badi
CMPoraglMMy 407-3226678
Reedy 3/105 6600 Pets cAwfh
IC B g W S C T ilT S y
dep
695(Vmonth 2/1, 8590/month
407-323-4649
IN VES TM EN T REVIEW S
BrwoA.Focaa.AAM S
Lake Miry Villige/Publis Ceuta
3801 W. Lake Mary Blvd.. Ste. 161
Call (407)302-1308 today.
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.................... 1 week $ 1 8 ................... 3 weeks $36
................... 2 weeks $25....................4 weeks $45
Yard 8elee....S Hnee lor $15
ClaMlflMd Contract Rates
(Requires minimum 5 Knee per doy end 13 week
contract. Credit Application Required)
$ - 1 0 Hnee_____________tOpSne
11-2$ Knee____________ t $#Sn>
21 or more Hnee................ TOjtfHne
Legal Advertising
4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 8 1 1
166 Long Leaf Pin* Circle,
3 2. 1 Car Geraga. Town
Villa,
Scraen
Porch
Community Pool 6 Tennis
6965/mo
•2166 Amelia, 2BR Plus
Bonus. New Carpet. Carport
No Pets. No Smoking.
f
112 Anderson Cede. Santord.
3/1 5. ChA. wa* to wad carpal.
6700/ttu 1st 6 lest. 6300 dap
407 299-1596
(PTBpaymtot Required)
Ad and Get A
G arage Sale Kit
: New 3/2 Home m
Caiary Lakes. l465sqlL2Car
Garage. Ayailabto
61100/mo
Brand nsw 4/2. In
C ^ ry Lakaa 2021 Sq FI
Vww Section 8
61250/mo
4 0 ) 322 8 6 )8
4073710759
Classified Ratos
Phont 407 322 0038
I f A ll T
M X TA IS
W B U LV M H TA LB
tterbng • 662/wfc
Hketertc Dotaiben
407-336-4423
n f u r n is h e d
p o r /IC
103— H ousesU nfurnished
93— R ooms For
R ent
sad
motivated
individual
to
compliment well established
service tores Experience
required 4O7-324-20S0
U
lardordAaba Mary: i . 2. and
3 Deekcxjn Apts Hetog al 6666
Lake Front Lrving Free Rent1
Call now. 407-322-0104. EHO
97— A partments •
Furnished
Sendee Tech; Serious
103—H ouses-
99— A partments U nfurnished
71— H elp Wanted
$4.96 per oolumn inch
Shop with ut
evecydey
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S ale
HIOPPARII H(1MIS
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3/2 OW,
OampMFyaa^raadytomM
in. SM7/mo. (ndudea M rant
wflh approved credft. 407-323•190.
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a w , l^ u :
181— A ptuances 4c
2/1, w «h Bonus
Boom, applancea. kneed yd.
earpon, ISO ,900
4/2. m ar 1700 sq
R w Aiv, Din. Fern Rm w/Fpic,
2 Scm d Porchss on oust 1/4
yd. 1138,900.
3/1. wAJv. O n .
Fem Rm. on over 1/4 acrs
k n e e d yd. 8129,900
PAUL OSBORNE
VUilURI 1 PROP! R1IES
407 271-4764
I BUY HOUSES FOR CASH.
CM 1094774
Furniture For S ale
n#c#niiy
■tapped s b M wq, ortglnel paid.
8300. 407-328-8185
Bad: N A SA Technology Viaco
mamory loam manrssa Ml. aa
assn on TVAAaK 20 yaar nonproralad warranty All nsw m
piaatc Rstaaa 81589. mutt M l
1586 407-631-1322 or 386-7531515 DsMvsry evariabk
Pillow-Top M stlrsst ssta
Oussn, $135, King. |19S. 407331-1941 or 388-753-0489
Fair pries lor owner
Imanced homei Can 407221-7959
2/1, 55* part., new pamt,
awning & skirling. $3500 obo
Terms
407-3144154
S u m iE s
Had el
■hok. color w N k . I2toe.mek,
8 m asoH 8400 407-417-7753.
# Patti's Pet
Sitting A
W 1 Care For YOur Dog or Cat
m Vaur Ham a W tvk You Are
done! Bentyol T I C Wd bring
in new papers, ma4 end even
water
piantal
Ve
w aonabk
Rateal
n eterencee Available Upon
O M l PWeee Cel 407-3148703
209—C
l o t h in g
191— Building
M aterials
Sanford D on 't Chib rummage
Sale. Set. Apr 2 . 8 -4pm 2020
U ty Court, otl 20th St Help
support the Lions!
Yard Sale; 810 Avon Cl. Lake
Mary Greenwood Lakes, off
Queen ibndge. left on Avon Cl
Maternity clothes, baty/toddler
clothes, baby equipment, toys,
pool cover, household Herns. 61230 pm Sat. Apr 2nd
217—G arage S ales
M iscellaneous
/, candy appw
red (nice) Reedy to roil
$650 407-323-5978
Aluminum, C ans, Coppar,
Braes. Newspapers. Auto
Radiators A Batteries
Kokomo Recycling:
231—C ars For S ale
231—C ars For S ale
2000 Suruki Esteem Wagon
One owner. 32k. auto. A C . CO
$4,990 C a l Saturn North. 3216893009
2001 Saturn SC2 Coupe One
owner, loaded, w ont laett
$5,990 C a l Saturn North. 321689-3009
2002 Saturn Vue AW D One
owner, alt power $12,990 C a l
Saturn North. 321-669-3009
2000 ford Taurus. All power,
won! Iasi t $8,990 Call Saturn
North, 321-889-3009
Hot TutVSpa. 5 person. Shp. 20
jets, cab . Lights, never used
Warrty. retail $4300. sacrifice.
$1595 407-859-2582
2000 Hyundta Accent One
owner, auto. A C , A moral
$4,990 C a l Saturn North. 321689-3009
to
B uy
231—C ars For S ale
2001 Saturn L300 Sedan One
own*. V-6. Loaded. $7,990 Cal
Saturn North 321-689-3009
1997 Saab 900 One owner?
sunroof, loaded $4 990 Can
Saturn North 321 -689-3009
1999 Daewoo Notnra Wagon
One owner, badRd $3 990 Cal
Saturn North. 321-689-3009
2001 Saturn SC2 Coupe
Sunrool. one owner, loaded.
$8 990 Can Saturn North. 321889-3009
2000 Chevrolet Cavalier Auto.
A G Sletpo More1 $4 990
Cal Saturn North. 32t -689-3009/
2001 Saturn SC 2 Coupe Rare
color, sunroof auto loaded
$8 990 Cad Saturn North 321689-3009
1 m fw ood Household Sate:
856 East Church Ave oft 17-92.
1 block north ot 434 at
McDonald s Complete home
contents, furniture, tools
collectibles A cook books Fri
4/1 Sat 4/2 8-5pm
M-F, 10-5. 80L8-1
221—G ood T hings
to Eat
11
49
FABULOUS
S P E C IA L S t
A
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C A R
S t y le
SANFORD AIRPORT
M iscellaneous
— f 6 * sa l e —
Berber 8 Beauty
Equipment
388-532-8503
at the
C it y ,
L iv in g
Great Opportunity To Make
A Great Income $$$
Comenlcnt
Part • Time Positions Available
5459
1s t M o n th s R e n t
With l? Mo lease & Approved Credit
• S|urimit> \jurtmrMk kith I,tret- Qiwrln • Ukr
f nml » Vnllfttull « SiMiillnp hmt * Trnnik Omrtr.
kKIPpm (H y;
, Country Lake Apts|
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J
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
Dollar Rent ACar
2UK) Red Cleveland Ulvd. Sinlord. FI 32773
Country Lake i
3291 S. Sanford Avt., Sanford
407-323*2628
• Sales Agents
• Customer Service Reps
• Service Agents • Greeters
300 OFF
S 66f*1C «n M u ta n ts
Call for your tour today!!
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223—
Studio Apartments
Starting at
l
DOLLAR RENT A CAR
Ask About O ur
Move In Specials! *
1&2 Bedroom Apts,
with Lakefront views.
l
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Come Check Us O ut *2
on Lake Monroe
2004
Chevrolet
Claaslc.
Factory warranty Must Sea*
$9 990 Can Saturn North. 321689 3009
2002 Saturn SL1 Sedan Auto
A C . one owner. $6 990 Can
Saturn North 321-689 3009
ORANGES
A
RED
GRAPEFRUIT MERIWETHER
FARMS 3461 CELERY AVE
SANFORD
S / H lt 'IO llS
Jtegatta Shores
2004 Chevrolet Cavalier Auto
A G C D A More1$7,990 C a l
Saturn North. 321-689-3009
2002 Saturn SI Sedan 5
Speed, one owner. 29k. $7,990
Cal SmanNortv 321-689-3009
t u w . 1ST. Sanford
Affordable
Docks Shops sic Also CuVeti
Pipe 15'*20 HT*20 Cat For
Prices Surplus Steel A Supply.
Inc Apopka 407-293-5788
2003 Saturn L200 Sedan
Auto. Loaded $8 990 C a l
Saturn North. 321-669-3009
2002 Buick Century One
owner, loaded $6,990 Can
Saturn North. 321 -889-3009
I
Large Community Sale Mtsc
clothing, furniture, household
goods lunch also available
Meadowlea on the River Club
House. 2 Leasureworkt Dr.
DeBary Apr 2. 8 -3pm
CORRUGATED
STEEL
ROOFINO for Barns Boat
flERUI
SENRE
iREcnn
223—
231—C ars For S ale
219—Wanted
407-321-0094
M M K C O A T: Full length with
hood Sire large, kepi m turner
storage $3000 Call 386-7898070
Bsda: A* brand nsw Never-Ftp
Pool Ta M s: Oorgsoua 8
fumrture-etyk table. decor t trva
legs, laalhor pockets overfired
1" three piece Italian slats
Accessory Ul. bale Brand nsw
tn crate Coal $4500; sell
$1350 407-402-1781 or 366753-0488
157—M obile H omes
For S ale
217—G arage S ales
157—M o ttu H omes
Fo r S a u
Mu*t Nc Ik lean •>! ayt und tu\c u tilk) I U nit timer* liccmc
Drug Free tti>rLp!aec EOF
AparUMMs
2714 Bidoewood Ave., Sanford *330-5204
PAYMENTS
Payment! may
be made by
cash, check or
It required lor
TO PLACE AD CALL
407-322-2611
OR M X
407-323-9408
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RATES
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407-375-3160
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1999 Toyota 4 Aumor: ana
owner, loaded. $5,990 Cat
Saturn North. 321
2 Dodga Caravana. 02 A O f
Wit a rt as whole or tor parts
407-322-5406
2000 M redaM vauraa*. t a r
A/C. loadad $5,900 Cat
Saturn North, 321-549-3009
2000 Mercury VAagw: laatiar.
rear A C . toadad H O M O Cat
Saturn North. 321-499-3009
2002 Chavrotat TredXorer LT
4*4 laafhar. loadad. 111.940
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DATE OF SERVICE OF A l
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FOR PUUNTIFF
401 4 Urtvareay Dmre
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PuMah M odi 30. 1005 and | (554)233-5000
Apr* 9, 2006
0155
PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE
FIRST INSERTION TO 544m T H t cm cu rr c o u r t
733-5555 M ACCORDANCE
I COUNTY.
WITH THE AMERICANS WITH
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Apr* 5. 2005
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Morah 30. 2005 and
AprlS. 2005
0155
NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN.
WM MLHM AS CUST (ROSE).
Wa hoidor oI Wa looowmg corbltcateti) haa Mad aafd earMcatat*) tor a toa daad to ba
Wareon Tha careacted
nurrtoar(t) and yaarta) ot
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and M dhare who d im an
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Monday. MAY 4 1
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MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA
by GERALDME HARFORO
Deputy Cterk
PUbbter March 30. 2005 and
A p r il I I . 70.1005
0702
carMad iunda onty OVICOO
TOWINQ reaarvaa Via nghl to
or reluaa any and at
NOTICE IS HERESY OIVEN
WM MLHM AS CUST (PALM)
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Pubbth March 30.2005
0193
WW Wa Court WTTHM THE
LATER OF THREE (3)
MONTHS AFTER l> « DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION
Vatacte Auction •900am
OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY
WHEN Apr* 111445
WHERE Paula Towwg ISIS I 130) DAYS AFTER T IC DATE
W lit Steal Santord. FL 32771 [ OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF
THIS NOTICE ON T»€M
(407)321-7542
VEHICLE
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YEAR 1957
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MOOEL STATION WAQON
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VEHICLE
YEAR 1597
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WHEN Aprtl 117444
WHERE PtoJO Towng.
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COLOR WHITE
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____ ____ i Vaa court WTTHM
THREE (Si MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION
OF
THIS
NOTICE
ALL CLARIS NOT SO F IE O
W U BE FOREVER BARRED
GAGE COMPANY N Wa
NnaM. told JEFFREY W
HICKS. Si W . m s I
m SEMMOLE
Cowdy.
LM44. Store B. LAKE 1RANTLEY IELE1 M AOOtTION. ta
By order ol the City Com m ruon ol tha City ol Sanlord. Ftortda.
PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO
PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F TH ESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD
CO N TACT TH E HUMAN RESOURCES O FFICE ADA CO O R
DINATOR AT 407-330-5410 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE O F TH E
M EETING
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a parson decides to appeal a deci
sion made with rasped to any matter considered al tha above
meeting or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record ol the pro
ceedings. including the testimony and tendance, winch record to
not provtoed by the City ol Sanlord (FS 246 0105)
Cynthia Porter.
Deputy City Ctort
Publish March 30. 2005 and Apr* 6 2005
0209
•torch IS . 2005
Publah March 30. 2005 and
A p rtl 2005
0207
! O F A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER TH E
ADOPTION OF AN O R O M A N C t B Y TH E C ITY O F
BANFORO. FLOM OA
Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing win ba held in Ma
Commission Chambers at the City Hat. 300 North Part Avenue,
m Iha City d Sanlord. Florida, at 7 00 o'ctoch PM on Monday,
Apr* 11. 2005 to consider tha adoption ot an ordinance by Mo
City d Sanlord. Florida, described as toitows
THE ADOPTION OF AN
I BY THE
CITY OF
OROM ANCE NO. 3919
Noboa • hereby grren Wd a
Pubac Haamg art ba haU w Wa
OemmNMcn Chamber* at Wa
C«y Ha*. 300 North Part
Avenue, in wa Cay d Sartord.
Ftortla. M 700 ottort PM on
MenMre Aprtl It , M S to contedar Wa adepbon d an orrtnanoe by wa Cay ol Sartord.
Ftanda
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORCA
by GERALDME HARFORD
Puitoh March » . 2006 and
A p rtl IS. 20. 2005
0400
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
OF BANFORO.
FLORIDA.
«L O B M G . VACATING. AND
ABANDONING THAT CERTAIN
PORTION OF PARK AVENUE
LYMO BETWEEN PALMETTO
AVENUE
ANO
FRENCH
AVENUE
EXTENDED
NORTHERLY AND BETWEEN
LAKE MONROE AND EAST
SEMINOLE
BOULEVAnO.
PROVIDING FOR SEVERABX.(TV. CONFLICTS ANO EFFEC
TIVE DATE
■hat have an opportunity to ba
By order d 4to Cay Commteteon
dW a Cay d Sartord. Ftanda
tobapMdby l a
AM M Wa aMe I
<4 hour* i
ite d *M*
cry
301 North Part
FL. 37771. M
1! SO *m. on Vto 21 AMOtAprt.
payabto to wa Ctorb d wa
C a m Cent
MARYANNE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
fiCMSKSE COUNTY, PLOROA
by O ER A LO M HARFORO
Ctort
March 30. 7005 and
A p rtl 1170.7005
I NO: MTV YEAR
d Prepare LEG
LOT • PLK F WA8HMGTON
OAKS EEC IP O I I F O I
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO
PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF
THESE
PROCEEDMOS
SHOULD CONTACT
THE
HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE
ADA COOROMATOR AT 407330-5510
45 HOURS IN
ADVANCE OF THE M O TM O
to
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC Ra
to repart a decrany
or haamg. ha may
a vorbaam record d wa
wrerengWa
recort a not prowdre by Wa
CtydBartore <FS2S5 0i05l
PARCEL ID# 31 -14-31 -5*1-
The dated Wo tret |
d laa noboa • ktorah 30.3004
TO ANNEX 0 IS ACRE O F PROPERTY LYING BETW EEN
COUNTRY CLUB ROAD AND CR 45 A AND BETW EEN OLD
LAKE MARY ROAD AND W AIRPORT BOULEVARD. AS
SHOWN ON TH E MAP BELOW
A complete daacnpbon and a copy d the ordnance shat ba
d lha olhca d Ma City Ctort tor M persona doemng to
on >74/7005
CIRCUIT
At parbea in mlarete and dtiiena shall have an opportunity to ba
heard at tax) hearing
Courthouaa.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
WM MLHM AS CUST (NOSE).
CLEMK OF THE
COURT
By AtahaCpw
M
Oansral Counate
Florida t o No 0000525
Sammote County Sharttb Olhca
100 Buah Boulevard
Santord. Florida 32773
(407)0554503
Attorney lor Patteonar
A complete description and a copy d the ordinance ahrtl ba
available at the office d the City Ctort lor r t persona dertrtnQ to
examine Wa aama
on 304(3005
MAM 45. TOSS.
(2)
I HEREBY CERTIFY WM a tore
and correct copy d *ue Noboa d
Fortadure Comptovd waa furhad by U S earthad ma*.
return recaad requaatod. to wa
abowa-namad addreaaaat Wt*
25W day d March 2005
TO ANNEX 9 73 ACRES OP PROPERTY LYING BETW EEN
RINEHART ROAD ANO O REGO N AVENUE AND BETW EEN
LOWE AVENUE AND RINEHART ROAD; A S SHOW N O N TH E
MAP BELOW:
N O 7441
Daocrerton d Prepare LEO
LOT 74 HARBOUR RCOE PS
24 PO 44
ABDEL-RAHMAN
O UTT
TAMAH. NAWAL QUTTAMAH
Tha lotioaring vahctea ara
oflyrgd igf tw )r
OorwM F Ertngar. w No
wetyoo Shotted ~
County. Fkjrtda, wraugh tea otht . Wvaibgotori or agent*,
lad Wa reovo property on or
about February 22. 2006. M or
v Wa area d 200 MaNaaa
Ctrcte. Caaaatoarry, Sarmnola
County. Ftortda SMd property «
m Wa custody d Wa Shardl d
Sanvnoto County tor Wa purla d tortofhde pureuam to
Chon*
932 701-432 704.
Florida Siaiute*
A Vanhad
ConpUMi (of F idaI judQmM ol
r g n W t nM DBBn WW VI are
above atyted Court
NOTICE OF A PUBLIC
At d aard property being m Wo
County <* Gorranote. State ol
Florida
County
Courthouse. Santord. Florida,
on
CorrocHonM
7111
Sanlad. Florida 32773
MARYANNE MORSE
Ctort d W t C u m Court
By More S e m e
NOME Vbung
300 Third S I, NW
n. FL 33551
TO: Maud
John E.
PARCEL IDf 73-11-24-5141400-0410
1 400 4SS 7771
Unteaa auch carebcateta) mat
acconbng to toa.
dsacitaed <n auch
a) are ba add to wa
N O TICt OF AUCTION
Proapacirv*
tedders
may
aiapsct l a vahctea on tha day
•ad, al no a M to you. to Wa prevtofon ot oanoM aaoNtonca.
Had
Court
*. (407) 445-4277,
2 aortdng day* at your
I at WN documant; ■ you
CSR TW C A Tl NO: 4W7 YEAR
MARCH 22.7005
Publish March 30. 2005
0190
Thi« auction art ba hatd i
A P M L H .M M . 81900 AM at
325 Autn Ava . Oviedo. FL
M 1100 am on Wa 21 day ol
Apt. 2005
not
ALL CLAMS NOT SO FEED I
WILL BE FOREVER BAHRCO.
UNTT17. BUUHNQ O. COACH
LIGHT ESTATES SECTION HA
NOTWITHSTANOINO THE
CONOOM84UM. AOCOROMQ
TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH
TO THE DECLARATION OF
ABOVE. ANY CLAM FILED j CONDOMINIUM RECORDED
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE
N O R BOOK 1177. PAOE
AFTER THE DCCCOEMTS
1470. OF THE PUBLIC
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRI O
RECORDS OF SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLOROA.
THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI
CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS
•to 73 day at Mach.
MARCH 30. 2005
7424 Tommy* Turn
Ovredo. FL 32705
L eg als
.ter cadi al We Wed
door al «w Saminoto
County CourWouae. 301 Norto
A l parbea m miereat and cturena that have an opportunity to be
heard d u id haamg
By order d Ma City Commaann ol tha Cay d Santord. Ftortda.
PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO
PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F TH ESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD
CO N TACT TH E HUMAN RESOURCES O FFICE ADA CO O R
DINATOR AT 407-330-9410 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE O F TH E
M EETING
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC H a pareon dectoea to repete a dadsion mada wrW respect to any manor conatoared M Ma oboua
mooting or hearing, ho may need a verbatim record d Mo pro
ceedings. including Ma taabmony and evidence, which record to
rot provided by tha C*y ot Santord (FS 2440105)
CynMia Porter.
Deputy City Ctort
Pubfaah March 30. 2005 and Apr* 5.2005
0212
( l A ' . M I If 1
CyrMia Porter.
Dipute COy Ctort
M PURSUANT TO FLOROA
STATUES 713 7S THE POLLOWMO VEHICLE WILL EE
SOLO AT FUELJC AUCTION ON
TUESDAY A M L 11 M i AT
1040 AM AT CORTES TOMMQ
SERVICE. 345 0RN40E AM .
LONQWOOO.
FLORIDA
THESE VEMCLES ARE SOLD
AS IS WITH NO T IT U OUARANTEE SELLER
THE RIGHT TO B O
STARTS AT AMOUNT OWED
FOR TOWMQ AND ETORAQE.
VKWMG ONE HOUR PRIOR
TO SALE. FORM OP RAYIS CASH OR CAEMKRS
1) 1484 FORD F'
V M * II
It IB
VMS 1PMK11N4INA11774
3) 1444 FORO F-140
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March3 0 A 31,2006
m
Lccals
TM i C M cu rr c o u h t
OF SAIO SOUTHWEST QUAR
TER OF THE SOUTHW EST
QUARTER OF SECTION 11. A
DISTANCE OF 645.75 FEET
TO THE EABT LINE OF THE
W EST HALF OF BAD SOUTH
W EST QUARTER OF THE
SOUTHW EST QUnRiER OF
SECTION 11; THENCE RUN
SOUTH 00* 33’ 66* WEST.
ALONG SAID EAST LINE.
26 02 FEET; THENCE RUN
SOUTH 65* 44- 21* WEST,
68 23 F E E T THENCE RUN
NORTH 69* 49- 43* W EST
552 64 FEET TO A POINT
LYING 35 00 FEET EAST.
WHEN MEASURED AT RK3HT
ANGLES OF SAID WEST LINE
OF SECTION 11; THENCE
RUN SOUTH 40* 07* 13’
WEST. 54 79 FEET TO SAID
WEST LINE OF SECTION 11.
THENCE RUN NORTH 00* 24
52* EAST. ALONG SAID WEST
LINE 74 25 FEET TO THE
POINT OF BEGINNING
OMUMMMM0
M l a n m m COUNTY
o m w
C A M M X: M CA 4M 1-14W
c iv il
wwawwaa How*, me., iioao m m stub * m . Su m zoe,
AatmfMk, OA loots. appScaSon #40-117.f7»iM. The preset
a
rn Samlnoia County. SacSon 02, Ibwnahtp SI Bourn,
Asrii* t t Earn. Tha SUP appScaSon It tor oonaaucNon ot ■ — rI m walor managamanl eysiem to oatva • 2.736-aera. oflta*
,|E—ro—|m——mummI ■
bwmm
BAuhU
wa—t
m W i w iw
w w ti ram .
LDM, me., B10 DougtM A w ., SUM 1001 i Alturaomt Springs, PL
98714, sppfcatton #40-117-91*96*2. Ths preset It loctltd In
Bemlnam County, BeeBon SO. Ttmnohlp 21 Bourn. Rang* so
E m L The ERP apploaSon It lor oonaitucSon ot a aurfaoa water
msnaoonwnl ayttem tor a 3.46 aero, oommorctal davalopn— tl
known aa ma W toNra MW Offloa and Btonga.
TtvoB Orlando AaaodaMa. Ltd., 2S01 8W Arctwr R d .
OatnaavRa. PL 32B08, appteaio n *40-117-62462-3 Tha propel
la loeaMd m BammoM County, Baeaon 94. TbwnaNp 21 Bourn,
Bangs 31 EaaLTftsERPap|*caaonla tor construction o<* tuttaco wa— managsn— tl ayatam lor a 7 M -acra. rsatdantiai
davatopmant known a t (ha TN oII Apartments, Pbaas It.
CovaR Family. cAo Panara. 696 AlUmonw Dr , Suka 1060.
Altamonte Springe. F I 92701. application *40-117-98096-1. Tha
protect la loeaMd In 8ammoM County. Section 03. Towner*) 21
South, Range 2S E a r Tha ERP application la tor conatnxnon ot
a aurtaca water management ayeMm tor a 1 26-acre, commer
cial davatopmant known as Panara
Tha No(a) containing each ot tha above-kited appkcahon(i) are
available lor Im paction Monday through Friday except tor legal
holiday*. 8 00 a m. to 500 p.m. al tha St. Johna River Water
Management Dtetncl Headquarter* or the approphato Service
Center. Written objection* to the application may be made, but
shook) be Ned with (received by) the Otsmcl Clerk. 4049 Rato
St . Palalka. Florida 32177-1429, no laMr than 14 daya from tha
data at publication Written objections should Identity tha objec
tor by name and address, end tuky deaenbe the objection to tha
application Filing a written objection doe* not entitle you to a
Chaptor 120. Florida Statutes, Administrative Hearing Onty
those persons whose substantial interests are affected by tha
application and who file a petition masting tha requirement* ot
Sections 120 596 and 120 57. Florida Statues, arid Chapter 28106. Florida Administrative Code, may obtain an Administrative
hearing All timely tiled written objections will be presented to the
Board for consideration m Its deliberations on application poor to
tha Board taking action on the application
Gloria Lewie. Division Director. Division ot Permit Data Services
St Johns River Water Management District
Publish March 30. 2005
0169
NOTICE OF A O C N C V A C TIO N T A K E N B Y THE
BT. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
Notice is given that tha to!lowing permit was issued on March 16
2005:
SEM INOLE CO UN TY PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. 520 W
Lake Mary Boulevard. Suite 200. Sanlord. FL 32773. Permit No
400117-96954-2 The project is located m Seminole County
Section 4, Township 20 South. Range X East Tha Permit
author*** a CULVERT REPLACEM ENT AND EXTENSION
FOR TH A T PART O F LAKE VIEW DRIVE OVER A UNNAMED
CANAL. THE RECEIVING WATER BOOY IS W EST CRYSTAL
LAKE
The filets) containing the application tor tha above listed permit
it available for inspection Monday through Friday escept for
legal holidays. BOO am to 500 pm at the St Johns River
WaMr Management D ill net (District I Headquarter* 4049 Rev)
Street. Palalka. FL 32178-1429 A parson whose substantial
interests are affected by the District permitting decision may peti
tion tor an administrative hearing in accordance with sections
120 569 and 120 57. Florida Statutes, or may choose to pursue
mediation aa an aitomatrve remedy under section 120 573.
Florida Statutes, before tha deadline tor filing a petition
Choosing merkahon wilt not adversely affect the right to a hear
ing it mediation doee not result m a settlement Tha procedures
tor pursuing mediation are eat forth m section 120 573 Florida
Statutes, and rutee 26-106 111 and 28-106 401-404 Florida
Administrative Coda Petitions mutt comply with tha require
mama of Florida Admmratrakve Coda Chapter 26-106 and be
fitod with (received by) the District Clerk loeaMd at District
Headquarter* Highway 100 Watt. Palalka. FL 32177 Petitions
lor administrative hearing on tha above application;si must be
tiled within twenty-one (21) days of publication ot this notice or
within twenty-ail (26) days ol the District depositing notes of this
mMnt m the mail tor those persons to whom the 0*tnct mails
actual notice Future to file a petition within this feme period shall
constitute a waiver of any nght(s) such person)*) may have to
request an admrmsttativ* determination (hearing) under section*
120 569 and 120 57. F S . concerning tha subject permit
Petition* that are not filed in accordance with the above provi
sions are subject to d«mi*aei
Because the ednwustretrve hearing process it designed to tormulaM final agency acton, the filing of a petition means that the
District s final action may be different from tha position taken by
it m this notice ot intent Persons whose substantial interests will
be affected by any such final decision of the District on the appli
cant have the right to petition to become a party to tha proceed
mg, m accordance with tha requirement* set forth above
Pubkah March 30. 2005
0204
Banknote Community Cokega hereby gives notice ol 9m da— iopmant of proposed rules aa — m i
Pokey No : 1010
Policy TWe: The Panel Board of TrueMes
Purpose and EBact: To impMnMnt a pokey of non-d«cnmmakon
on Vis basis of aeaual ortanlabon.
Legal Authority sa 1001.64; lOOt 02 Florida Statute*. FAC B-A14 024; .026
Pokey No : 1060
Pokey TXtoNon-OtecnmmMwn Pokey
Purpose and EBact: To anptoment a pokey of non-docnimnakon
on Via ba t* of aaaual nrtanfaann
Lagai Authority aa. 1001.64; 100106; 1007.264; 100005
Florida flakfaa
Pokey No 1 070
Pokey TkM Coordmator of Eguky
_
Purpoaa and E M : fe Imp— want a pokey of noRddcnMnakon
LagaTAuViortty: aa. 100164; 100066 Florida BteUaa
Pokey No 2400
Lapp AuBtori*: aa 100164; 100005 Florida BMMaa
DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL
TRUST COMPANY, AS
TRUSTEE, OF AMERX3UE6T
MORTGAGE SECURITIES.
INC.. ASSET BACKED PASS
ltJTO UQ H CERTIFICATES.
SERIES 1004-Re. UNDER THE
POOLING A SERVICING
AGREEMENT DATED AS OF
AUGUST 1. 2004.
W ITHOUT RECOURSE.
napppifi
va.
LINDSAY SUTLER. at tT,
OaMndant
nonet OP
FORECLOSURE BALI
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Final Judgment of
Foreclosure dated MAR 16.
2005. and arSarad m Casa No
O4-CA-250 M 4W . of the O cuit
Court of die Eighteenth Judicial
Circuit in and tor SaminoM
County.
Florida.
wherein
DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL
TRUST. AS TR U STE E OF
AM ERIOUEST
MORTGAGE
SECURITIES. IN C .
ASSET
BACKED PASS THROUGH
CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2004Rfl. UNDER THE POOLING A
SERVICING
AGREEM ENT
DATED AS OF AUG UST 1.
2004. WITHOUT RECOURSE.
« a Plaintiff and LINDSAY B U T
LER. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
LINDSAY BUTLER
DAVID
GRAHAM TAYLOR. UNKNOWN
SPOUSE O f DAVID GRAHAM
TAYLOR tra the Defendant* I
w* ten to tha highest and best
bidder for cash al Watt Irani
doc* of the Courthouse X I N
Park Avenue Sanford. FI 32771.
at 11 00 AM on APR 14 2005
the following desorbed property
as sal lorth m said Final
Judgment, to wit
LOT 1 AND 2 BLOCK 34 SANLANDO THE SUBURB BEAUTl
FUL SANFORD SECTION. AS
PER
PLAT
THEREOF
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3
PAGE 66 OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF SEMINOLE
COUNTY FLORIDA
MARIANNE MORSE
As Clerk ot Ihe Court
By Mary Straupe
As Deputy Clerk
In
accordance
with
the
Americans with Disabilities Act.
persons needing a reasonable
accommodation to participate in
this proceeding should no later
than saven 17) days prior contact the Cten ol the Court s dis
ability coordinator at 4076654227 X I N PARK AVE SUITE
N X 1 SANFORD FL 32771 It
hearing impaired contact (TDD l
6009556771 via Florida Ra<ay
System
Publish Santoro Herald
Submitted by
Ben. Cyra S KaU PA
Attorney* to> Plainiifl
951 N E 167th Sheet Suite 204
North Miami Beach. Florida
33162
Telephone 1X5)770-4100
Publish March 21 X
0161
2005
M TH f CMCUTT COURT
EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
M AMO FOR
W M M OLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CASE NO: D4-CA-1096-14K
CHARLES WILLIAMS JR AS
TRUSTEE OF THE CHARLES
WILLIAMS JR REVOCABLE
TRUST O f 1997
PLAINTIFF
VS
THE ABOVE DESCRIBED
PARCEL OF LAND LIES IN
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI
DA
Bloc* A Traci 55 (LESS the
East 507 25 feet thereof).
REPLAT O f TRACTS 47. 50
51. 54, 55 A 56 EXCEPT LOTS
1 TO 4 * 21 TO 24 OF BLOCK
H. TR A C T 56 SANLANDO
SPRINGS, according to tha pial
thereof recorded m Plat Book 7,
Page(s) 4. ol the Public
Records of Seminote Coun ty.
Florida
Block B Tract 55 (LESS the
West 496 feet thereof). REPLAT
OF TRACTS 47 50 51.54. 55
I 56 EXCEPT LO TS t TO 4 A
21 TO 24 OF BLOCK H, TRACT
56. SANLANDO SPRINGS,
according to tha plat thereof
recorded in Pial Book 7.
Pageisl 4, ol me Public
Records of Seminote Coun ly
Florida
LESS AND EXCEPT tram the
above mat certain property
deeded lor road purposes to the
City of Altamonte Springs
Florida by Warranty Deeds
recorded in Ohicial Records
Book 2142 page 1260 and
Official Recoids Book 2142
page 1292 Public Records o*
Semmote Coun ty Florida
at puttee sate to the rughest and
best tedder tor cash at the we si
tionl steps ot the Seminole
County Courthouse 301 N
Park Avenue, m the City ol
Santo-d Florida at Ihe hour of
1100 am on tha 19m day ol
Apnl 2005
WITNESS my hand and oftckSl
sea) at Sanlord Florida Ites
day of March 2005
MARYANNE MORSE
Clerk ol the Circuit Court
By Mary Straupe
Deputy Clerk
LAWRENCE W BORNS P A
Attorney lor Ptemtfl
412 N MaMai Avenue
Daytona Beach FL 32118
13661 252-6409
Publish March 23 X 2005
0160
IN THE CMCUIT COURT
OF THE 110M TU NTH
JUOtCIAL CMCUTT
IN AND FOR
MkkNOLB COUNTY,
f t OHMS
CAM NO 04-CA-13BB-14W
MiDFIRST BANK
Plaintiff
vk
LAWRENCE L LAN A AND
DEBBiE LLANA A K A
DEBORAH L LLANA
HANCOCK BANK F K A
GUARANTY NATIONAL BANK
OF TALLAHASSEE and
UNKNOWN
TENANT SOW NERS
Defendant*
NOTICE OF BALK
GOLF PLACE AT ALTAMONTE
LLC a Florida limited kabtety
company at al
DCFENDANTtSl
FOURTH AMENOCO
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE B A LI
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN
that pursuant to Summary Fmai
Judgment
ol
Foreclosure
entered on the 4m day ot
November 2004 and subse
quent Order* entered December
14. 2004 January 13 2005
February IS 2005 and March
IT. 2005 m via above causa
pendmg in tha Circuit Court tor
Semnote County Florida C*v4
Acton No 04-CA-1095-14K tor
Via purpose ol satisfying sad
Judgment. I. ma undersigned
w* set me toSowmg detertoed
property in Seminole County
Florida to-wit
SEE
ATTACH ED
LEGAL
DESCRIPTION
MARKED
EXHIBIT ‘A'
EXHIBIT *A-
me Southwest 1/4 ol me
Boutow— t 1/4 m Secaon ii.
Tbenahai 21 Souav Range IB
EaaL Sam— County. Ftonda.
run B 00* 19’ OtT E along aw
Waal kne of aato Baeaon ii a
— tea ot 25 Mat to Vw goes
begmnmg: aMnoe run N a r 24’
00*E parakal awh fw North Ina
of aato Sauaism 1/4 of »w
Saute— l i/a of Saeaon ii. a
d »a n* ef «4» 71 Maf toa port
on aw Eaat law of aw Waal
tool aato Spurn— at 1M of »w
toumwool 1/4 of Bocaon 11;
awnee run B OO* 0* 29* E
atong sato Eoto tew 137*3 Mai
awn— nm B 06* 24’ 00* W.
B4463 fast to toounto Waal
I — to Baeaon 11; awne net N
tar 19 oor w atong aato Wato
kw BIT 52 Mat to Bw part to
kafir ring. 16— and EXCEPT
aw Wool 30 toto toewef
ALBO LESS and EXCEPT
Lecals
L ecals
eca ls
L
Not— is hereby grven pur
suant to an Final Judgment ot
Foreclosure tor PlamtiH entered
in mi* causa on March 16 2005
»i the Octet Court of Semmote
County Florida I w*i *e* the
property situated *1 Sam mote
County Flotida deter bed as
LO T 35 C O R R EC TED AND
REVISED PLAT OF NOR
MANDY PARK ACCORDING
TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8
PAGE I X OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF SEMINOLE
COUNTY FLORIDA
■nd commonly known a*
27t Lincoln Road at pubic sate
to Via highest and bast Odder
tor cash held on ma west front
doo> of Vw Semmote County
Courthouse al 1100 U i m
Apr* 14. 2005
Dated V»* 18m day of March
2005
C— k oi Vw C*cu4 Court
MARYANNE MORSE
By Mary Stroupe
Deputy Clark
In accordance with Vw
American* WMiDteaMtoeaAct
parrot* atoh da—
naadng
a spec— j ccommodaaon to par
topatomViwprocdedng should
contact court Admeutoravon al
telephone number (407)6*54330. not to— man seven (7)
day* prior to Via procaadng V
hearing awp— ad. (TDOl 1-800
964-8771. or Voce (V) 1-800
655-8770. me Florida Relay
Service
MtoheaeG CaaMto
Kan. Shu— , Co— non. 6pto~—
FoytokSm— r P A
P O Boa 8 X
Tampa, a 33801-08X
Puttoah March 23, X . 2006
0118
contingent
NOTICE IS HERESY OIVEN
pursuant to a F)nM Judgment of
Fandom— dated ma 16m day
of March, 2006, a rt an— sd In
Case No 06-CA-21M 4-W . ol
ma o c u i court of aw i am
Jude— Circuit m and tor
Semmote County.
Ftonde.
wherein
HO USEHO LD
FN A N C E CORPORATION III. to
me PlamM and JOHN L. JACKSON; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
JOHN L. JACK SO N . JOHN
DOE;
JA N E
DOE
AS
UNKNOWN TE N A N T(S ) IN
POSSESSION OF THE SUB
JE C T
PROPERTY
are
Defendant* I snl sal to the
tegheto and best tedder lor cash
at the W EST FRONT DOOR at
the
Semmote
County
Courthouse, m SANFORD.
Florida, at 11 X a m on tha
14th day of Apnt. 2005. tha totlowing desentwet property as eel
lorth m said Fmai Judgment, to
wit
LO TS 1 AND 2. BLOCK S.
ALLENS FIRST AOOITK3N TO
W ASHINGTON
HEIGHTS.
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 23 OF
THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI
DA
in
accordance
with
the
Americans with Disateklws Act.
Persons with DisabiMtes need
mg a special accommodation lo
participate m mis proceeding
should contact the Court
Administrator al X I N Park
Avenue Sanlord FL 32771,
Telephone Number (407)323
4 3 X not later than seven (7)
day* prior to tha proceeding it
hearing impaired lTDD) 1-600955 8771 or Voice (VM 600955 8770 via Florida Relay
Serve**
WITNESS my hand and the
seal oi mu Court this 16m day ol
March 2005
The admmwiratton of the
eetote of EDWARD A FITZ
PATRICK. deceaaed whose
date of deem waa December 2.
2003. to psntong m Vw Croat
Court lor Seminole County.
Florida. Probale Division, m#
address of which to X I N Park
Avenoa. Sanford. FL. 32771129? The name* and addre«a*s
oi
the
Personal
Representative
and
tha
Personal Representative i attor
ney are set forth below
A l creditor* ot Ihe decedent
and other perron having d a m
or damands against decedent t
estate on whom a copy ol thn
notice w required to be roved
must Me the* claims with this
Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3
MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR X DAYS
AFTER THE DATE O f SER
VICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM
Al other creditors at the dece
dent and perron having claim*
or demands against the dece
dents estate must file then
claims with this Court WITHIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILEO
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS
SET FOR TH IN SECTION
733 702 OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE
FOREVER BARRED
NOTW ITHSTANDING t h e
T im e PERIOD SET FORTH
ABOVE ANY C l AIM FILED
TW O I?) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE D ECED EN TS
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED
The dale of test pufcicalnn uf
mi* Nohce is March 23 2005
S<la E FiUpatnc*
Personal Representative
296 Mortal Loop
Oviedo Florida 32765
Maryann* Morse
A* Clerk ol the Court
By Mary Slroupe
As Deputy Clerk
t aw Office ot Marshall C
Watson
1600 NW 49TH STREET SUITE
120
FT LAUDERDALE. FL 33309
Telephone 1954) 453-0365
Facsmte# |954| 771-6052
Publish March 23 X
0158
NOTICE TO CREDITORB
2005
m THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF TH f 1ITH JUOtCIAL
CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
GENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
C A M NO: 0S-CA-11S-14W
James C Brock
Florida Bar No 122522
1155 So Semwan B/vd Suite
#3-1142
Winter Park FL 32792
Telephone 4 0 7 « 79 1973
Attorney lor Srta E F itfpatnck
Pubksh Match 23 X
0155
2005
M THE CM CUIT COURT FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORKM
PRORATE DW6KM
FILE # 0S-CP-O4IS
IN RE ESTATE O f
ja m e s
th o m a s
ledfor d
SR
ABN AMRO MORTGAGE
GROUP INC
Deceased
or
unliquidated
claims, on whom a copy ol **•
notice to served musi Me the*
claims w4h IN* Court WITHIN
THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE TIME OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR X DAYS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM
At other creditor* ol the dice
dent end person* having claim*
or demands against me dece
dent's estate must file me*
claims w*h it** Court WITHIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED
NOTW ITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIOD SET FORTH
ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILEO
TW O |?) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER
THE
DECEDENTS
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED
The date of tesl publication ol
thn Notice r* Match 23 2005
MARY AUDREY ROBERT
Personal Representative
609 Magnolia Avenue
Sanlord Florida 32771
JAMES A BARKS Attorney
Florida flat No 197564
1120 W F»*t Stieel Suited
Santorrt FL 32771
Telephone 4071321 '224
Attorney
lot
Personal
Representative
Publish March 23 X
0153
2005
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
MARY SOLiNA IF LIVING AND
IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN
SPOUSE HEiRS DEVISEES
G RAN TEES
ASSIGNEES
LIENORS
CREDITORS
TRUSTEES AND A l l OTHER
PARTIES
CLAIMING
AN
IN TER ES T BY THROUGH
UNDER OR AGAINST MANY
SOL INA UNKNOWN SPOUSE
OF MARY SOL INA IF ANY
GIUSEPPE A SOL INA IF
LIVING AND IF DEAD THE
UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEiRS
DEVISEES
G RAN TEES
ASSIGNEES
LIENORS
CREDITORS TR U STEES AND
A U OTHER PARTIES
CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY
THR O UGH
UNDER
OR
AGAINST GIUSEPPE A
SOL INA UNKNOWN SPOUSE
OF GIUSEPPE A SOI iNA IF
ANY. CITY OF SANFORD
FLORIDA ISTVAN BUKOR
JOHN OOC AND JANE DOE AS
UNKNOWN TENANTS IN
POSSESSION
DEFENDANTiSl
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE BALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
ptesuant to a Summary Fmai
Judgment oi forectosura dated
March 18 2005 entered m Civil
Casa No 05-CA 115-14 W ol
the Cvcuit Court of the 18TH
Judcial C m ut m and for SEMI
NOLE County Santord Florida
I wd ta* to me rnghesi and bast
brddar tor cash at the W**t Front
Door at the SEMINOLE County
Courthouse located at X I North
Park Avarua m Sanlord Florida
a l l i X a m on the 3 day oi
May
2X5
the following
deterbed property as sal forth m
sato Summary Fnel Judgment
to-wrt
LOT 53 GROVE VIEW VIL
LAGE
SUBDIVISION
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD
ED IN PLAT BOOK I t PAGES
4 5. AND 6 OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF SEMINOLE
COUNTY FLORIDA
Dated Vua 16 day ol Match
2005
Marvanm Mott*
ICIRCUIT CO URT SEAL I
Clark of Vw Circuit Court
By Mary Bboupa
Deputy Clark
Pubkah m The Semmote Herald
THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID
J STERN PA ATTORNEY
FOR PLAINTIFF
M l S Unrverury Onve Su—
500
P— 4— on. a 33324
(•*4)2334X0
04-3*6*8
PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE
FIRST INSERTION TO *542334555 «N ACCORDANCE
WITH THE AMERICANS WITH
DISABILITIES ACT. parrots
The administration ot the estate
of j a m f s t h o m a s LtD fO R D
SR deceased File Number
2005 C P 0325 ■* pending m the
Circuit Court to< Semmote
County
Rorid*
Probate
Drvtsmn tha kdtkrtM of which
i* X I N Pan Ave Sanlord
Semmote FL. 32771
The
names and addiessa* ot the
Personal Representative and
the Personal Representative*
attorney are set lorth Lwkiw
A* creditors ot the decedent aikl
ottier persons who have claims
or demands agdmsl decedent*
estate including unmatured
contingent
or
unliquidated
claim* and who have been
served a copy of true Notice
must file thee claims with mis
Court WITHIN THE LATER OF
THREE <3| MONTHS a f t e r
T h e DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLIC ATtON
OF
THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY i X i DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SER
VICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM
AD other creditors ol the decedent and other persons having
claims or demands agamst
decedents estate including
unmatured contingent or unkq
utoated claims must Me then
claims with mis court WITHIN
THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER
t h e DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION
OF
THIS
NOTICE
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILEO
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED
NotwAhslandmg the time peri
ods set forth above any claim
tried two i?i years or more after
the decadents dale oi deem «
barred
The daw ol the Inst pubkeabon
ol this nokca is March 23 2005
SUSAN D JULIAN
Personal Representatrva
3744 Tanner* Mill Road
GamesvJte GA 30507
ROBERT
K
Me INTOSH
E SQUIRE
Ftonde Bar No 376302
STEN S TR O M
MclNTOSH
COLBERT. WHIG HAM
RE lSC HM ANN * P A R TI OW
PA
Poal OVica Bos 4*4*
Sanlord. FL 32772-4*4*
Telephone 407/322-2171
Attorney lor Parroial
Representative
Pubfcth March 23 X
0154
2005
« TH i CMCUrT COUNT PON
M — N O U COUNTY.
PMMATV OrirtBKM
FU N Q 6BC B 4M
DooMiod
A PARCEL OF U N D LVBKI Bf
THE BOUTMMfEST QUARTER
OF BECTKM 11. TOWBfBlMP
*1 BOOTH. RANGE M EAST
P— ftofi M— * 2 3 . 30.
OUT
icVViaaalaSi
LOU BUENZLE.
r 2S. MO*, to panto
mg m me Croat Court —
County
Flan**.
i oi
to M l N Pto
.F L . *2771 T—
of ma Pi
th e
d ate
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED
NOTW ITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERiOOS SET FORTH
ABOVE ANY CLAIM F Ilt D
TW O l?i YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE O E C E D E N TS
OATE OF DEATH IS BARRED
THE DATE OF FIRST PuBLI
CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS
MARCH 23 2005
KATHERINE F WAGNER
Personal Representative
7057 Mammock Way
Wmlet Park fkirto.l 32792
Publish March 23 X
0151
2X5
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
i Summary Administration |
TO A ll PERSONS HAVING
Cl AiMS
OR
DEMANDS
AGAINST
THE
ABOVE
ESTATE
You are hereby noticed that an
Oraer
ol
Summary
Admrrvstration ha* been entered
m the estate ot MARION A
VOOM m CES oeceaveo C a w
Number 2005 CP 440 by the
Circuit Court lor Seminole
County
E kind a
Probate
Dm'Sein the ediKes* ot ehtch is
Post Ofl» e Drawer C Sanlord
Ft .1277?-0659 mat the dece
dent s date ol death eas
Septemtaw 2' 2004 that the
total value ot the estate >s
S65 000 00 and that the names
and address ol those to ehum it
has teen assigned tiv such
order a>e
NAME
Credit vs
ADDRESS
Sears
P O Bo* 182149
Columbus Ohm 43218 2)49
.American Capras*
,PO Boi 300002
Ft Lauderdale Ftotal*
Bam One
Ca'dmemtier Service
P O Bo> 15154
WJmmgltin DC 1968b 5153
Ommcare ot Florida Lunge:» id
975 Florida Central Parse a.
Suite tBOO
Longwood FL 32750
Beneteiares
Douglas G Vourhee*
956 Rolling Im p s Apl 12
Casserbeuy FL 32707
Roliert E Vuorhee*
111-C Beverly He* Terra.e
Woudtvoge NJ 07095
Robert E Vuorhee*
MI C Beverly H i l l * Terrace
Wixidteidge NJ 07095
AIL INTERESTED PERSONS
ARE NOTIFIED THAT
All creditors ot the estate of me
decedent and persons having
claims or demands agamst the
estate ot Ihe decedent other
than those tor whom provision
tor lull payment was made m me
Of det
of
Summary
Administration must Me then
claims with mis Court WITHIN
th e
t im e
p e r io d s
set
FORTH IN SECTION 733 702
OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE
CODE
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED
NOTW ITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIOD SET FORTH
ABOVE ANY CLAIM FILED
TW O |2) YEARS OR MORE
A FTER THE D E C E D E N TS
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED
Tha dale ol the fnsi pubkcation
ol Vv* Noise is March 23 2 X 5
Person Giving Note*
Douglas G Voomee*
958 Roteng Loop* Apt 12
Cessetoerry FL 32707
RobertE Voorfraas
t il-C Bavarty Hr«* Tartaca
Woodbrtoge NJ 07095
TERRANCE H D tnM E R
Attorney lor PeHronar
Ftonoa Bai No 210471
1615 Edgawa— Drive Suite
150
Orlando FL 32804
1407) *43-0344
Pubkah March 23 X
0152
2005
M tN i CMOWT COURT POR
6MBN0U COUNTY.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIOA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO 04 C A -1617 141
p e o p i e s f ir s t
COMMUNITY H4NK
Pra.nt.fl
vs
NANCY 1 BECK Ik/a NANCY
L
S TO N G
KENSINGTON
PAR* CONDOWiN'UM
ASSOCIATION INC W t U S
FARGO DANK
N A
and
CRAiG STEVEN BECK
Oplenoa-Ms
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO NANCY i
BECK tV a
NANCY l STONG tl kvmg and
it deceased any known party
who may claim at hen devisee
grantee asssjnee Inmur cted
rtor trustee or other claimant
by through under pr agamst
NANCV l BECK IV * NANCY
t STCINO a«rt a* parties hev
mg at claiming to have any nght
trite or interest m the property
situate lying and hemg m
Semi note County
Florida
described Inflow
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that an action to foreclose a
mortgage deed and accounting
ot sums due under a Note and
Mortgage on each property and
lot such artK-onai relief m sato
* d «n n mcertv-id the lotk-wing
destrtoed propen, n Semerote
County Florida to wn
Condominium Uni! No 314
KENSINGTON P4H*. A CON
DOMlNtUM according t ) the
Dm larafmn of Comcjmiruum
Recorded m Official Records
Book 1444 Page 195 as
amended by that i-ertam Fast
Amendment lo Declaration ot
Condominium
recorded
m
Official Reemds Book 1455
Page 1429 and te recorded m
Official Records Book 1456
Page 1712 All among the
Public Record* of Seminole
Ounfy Florida together with an
-vl . toed interest m and to the
common element* appurtenant
to sato unt as set lorth m sato
Dedal atwn of Condominium
has been t.ied agamst you and
you are 'equued to serve a copy
ot yOul written defenses It any
to 4 on Sherri Denton Manor,
Plaintiff * attorney
whose
address is Post Office Boi
2178 Panama Cay FL 32402
withm thirty days Irom the date
of the test pubucaUm of the
Notce and tee the original with
the Clerk of this Court eflher
betoie service on Plaintiff t
attorney or immediately there
alter otherwise a default we be
en— ed agamst you tor toe relief
demanded m the Complaint
WITNESS my hand and seal ot
thts Court on this 14 day ol
March 2005
Mary acme Morse
As Clerk of the Court
By Carol Ivtoor*
At Deputy Clerk
Publish March 23 X
0150
2005
M0T1C8 09
PUBLIC AUCTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
C 4J TOWING WILL SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION FOR SAL
VAGE
FOR
CASH
ON
DEMAND T O H i q h ESTBIO
DER
THE
FOLLOWING
DESCRIBED VEHICLE
•968 B M X4D O O R Blue
R U M -N C M ir
M RE: ESTATE OF
THIS AUCTION W IU BE HELD
to. aaa* a t io
M RE ESTATE OF
on apm l
JO ELD WAGNER
mto/a JOEL WAGNER
s k i JOEL OERL WAGNER.
The
JOEL
JOHNL.JAONaON.aiai.
a fte r
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE
VIN# WBA0MXXJ9901764
tact COURT AD8R-6TRATION.
«
Via SE MMOLE County
C w lw a a al 40T46442V7. i•004*54771 (TOO) 0# 1400••*4770. via Florida Rafay
f k — IfO M M M N f
H0U6CH0LD FB4AMCE
CORPORATION M.
m o n th s
MARION A VOORMEES
Deceased
MIMOMOWTOOIMT
O M M BM TM
AN other creditors of me dece
dent and persons having claims
or demands agamst the dece
deni s estate must tile Iherr
claims with this Court WITHIN 3
IN RE ESTATE OF
(N RE ESTATE OF
ANITA LOU 6UENZLE.
A# creditors oi me decadent
and other person* hevmg claim*
or demands agamsf decedent t
estate on whom a copy of this
noma has bean roved mutt Ma
then claims with this Court
WITHIN THE LATER O F 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE OR X DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SER
VICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM
STEPHEN M STONE
Ftortoa Bar No 113096
725 North Magnolia Averu«
Orlando FL 32803
Telephone 407 423 7910
Attorney
tor
Personal
Represenlatve
M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
Fite Number 05-CP-0440
p l a in t if f
vs
Division the address ol which it
Post OVrca Drawer C Santord
Florida 32772 Tha name* and
addresses ol the Parroial
Representative
and
the
Personal Representative » attor
ney are tei forth below
oi me
D.
s k i JOEL OERL MMONER.
O CLOCK AT C A J TOWING
1140 6 CR 427. LONGWOOO.
FL 32750
PROSPECTIVE WOOERS MAY
•ISPECT THE VEHICLE THE
DAY BEFORE
AUCTION
BETW EEN 9AM AND 5PM
TERMS ARE CASH OR CERDFC D FUNDS CAJ TtNMNQ
RESERVES THE RIGHT TO
ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY
AND ALL BOS
IS.
X . 2006
•O UTM BrBrorBM T.M M AUA-BBTH THE NORTH L6C
t
�March 30 A 31,2006 PfefB M
L ig a l s
JU K C U L O R C U rr
I and fta rtama<t) In which <
wseaeeeeeed want a» W -
I COUNTY
CERTIFICATE NO: M l
YEAR OF ISSUANCE:
C A M NO.: M C A 4 1 M 4 L
DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL
TRUST COMPANY. AS
TRUSTEE. OP AMEROUCST
MORTOAOE SECURITIES.
INC. ASSET BACKED PASS
THROUOH CERT If (CATES,
SERIES 2003-1. UNDER THE
POOLING A SERVICING
AGREEMENT DATED AS OP
FEBRUARY 1. 2003.
WITHOUT RECOURSE.
_______________ ______
. PARCEL 10 #:
C A M NO. 9 S -C A -9 6 -1 4 -L _____________________ _
NOT1CS OP ACTION
TO RIFE HUCKABEE AND
UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP RIFE
HUCKABEE.
LaM Known Address SOS HIGHPOINT CIRCLE. MOBIL. AL
R akve. and 4 dead al parka*
dawning interest by, through,
undsr or against RIFE HUCKABCE AND
. UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF RIFE HUCKABEE. and al partial having o>
claiming to hava any right ms
or inisrssl m tha property
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action tor Forsctotuis ol
Mongaga on tha following
LOT M TWIN RIVERS SEC
TION 3A. ACCORDING TO
PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED
IN PLAT BOOK 39. PAGE 24.
OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS
OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
ha* baan Nad agar'll you and
you ara required to larva a copy
at youf wnflen datoniei 4 any,
to it on L iu M Hogan Attorney
kx PiamtiR ahoM addraai it
951 N E ISTth StisM. SuM
204 North Miami Baach. FL
33162 anthm thrty (301 daya
aRsr Via N il pubkcakon ol Via
h a Clan ol vat Court
bators sannca on PtatoMTa
or rnmaantaty
i a dafauR t
I you tor Via ratal
WITNESS my hand and Via
aaal ol tha Court tha day ol
MAR 10 2006
Maryanns Moris
A i Clan ol Via Court
By Carol Moon
At Daputy Clan
In accocdanca arth tha
American* ruth Disatxkbe* Act.
Panont with D<MbMat mad
mg a special accommodation to
pancg>ato m thn procaadmg
should contact tha Court
Administrator at M l N Pan
Avsnua. Sanlord FL 32TT1.
Tataphona Numbsr 14071323
4330 not talar than aavsn (7)
days pnor to Via procaadmg it
hearing anpwrad. (TOO)
966-6771
Pubtsh (Ptaaaa pubMh m Tha
Santord ttorato)
MICHAEL JOHN
YARBOROUGH, a t* .
N one* OF ACTION
TO: MICHAEL JOHN
YARBOROUGH
Ad of said praparty bang in
Via County of Banknote. Stale
d Ftortda.
UntoM such cartllcato(s)
sfm to radaamad according
to tow, Eta praparty daaertbad
in auch cartVtcato(9) wN to
■old to t v Mgtoai biddar at
waot Irani door. Banknoto
County Courthouaa. Sanlord.
Florida, on Monday. Aprtl IB.
2005, at 1100 am.
V abva. and « daad. Mi L
denning miaraat by. throiyi,
undar or against MICHAEL
JOHN YAROOROUOH. and al
Paymant ol Sato toa,
paibat having or darning to
hava any rtf«. vat or vmraM *i ] cabto documantary stamp
Via praparty haramdasertbad
required to to paid by Via
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED I suocaaefoi btddar at Vw sak
•tar an acbon tor Foractoaura d I Fid paymant ol an amount
fls iu iA
r»n
M u
—m - - , —
titfBgB on
in® alonqw
mg I aquat to the highest bid la due
daaertbad praparty:
within 24 hours altar tha
LOT 16. BLOCK 6. WEATH-1 advertised bma ol sale Alt
paymantt thaa to cash or
ERSFIELD FIRST ADOlTlON
guarantoad instrument. mads
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF AS RECORDED IN payabto to Via Ctork of tha
PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 66-67. Circu* Court
OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF |
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI
Datod on March 3. 2005
DA. aV a 404 Citadal Dnva.
Altamonte Springs. Florida I
MARYANNE MORSE
32714
CLERK O F THE CIRCUT
ha* baan Nad aganat you and I COURT
you ara raquaed to serve a copy | SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
d your wriMn defames, 4 my.
to it. on Marcia Navarusky,
By Garaidma Harford
Daputy Ctork
addrais is 9630 SW 77th
Avanua. Saoond Floor. khank,
PubMh March « . 15. 23. 30.
Ftonda 33166 wMwi Vwty (30) I
2005
r tha hat pubhcMtort d |
0053
mi* rvLMLfll m Uni SwPnwlOM( WcNALD and Na Via ongmM «N i Via I
Clark d tha Court i
Samoa on PtamHTi Mtomay or |
i a u a a M i —*— *
in t t n iQ Ia iii^
M u r a a k a r • ■.aw, a ■
n M iW liii
O iT iif ?
a datadt *d ba ant* ad |
N O TICE IS HEREBY
agamt you tor tha
GIVEN, that TERRY D NICK1st i
ELSON. Via holder ot Vw fol*ing cartthcato(s) tor a las
WITNESS my hand and Vw
Viaraon
f v w w to
swf to
ritauad
^ ^ w w i a*
wraps’aaal d ma Court Vsa day d I tdaad
Tha camhcato numbers) and
March 14. 2006
yaar(a) of imauanca. tha
MARVANNE MORSE
datcnpiKxi of tha proparty,
As Oarti d Via Court
and tha nama<s) m which It
By CardMtoora
was aaaaaaad ia/ara as foiA i Dapdy Ctsrh
PubMh SANFORD HERALD
V you ara a parson w«h a dwab4*y who needs any eccommc- I
ordar to parkcpete m |
.your
i coat to you. to Vw pram-1
non ol cartan
Piaasa
contact
Court I
Admrvatrsaon M 301 N Park |
Avanua. Suae N 30t. Sanlord.
FL. 32771. (407) 666-4227.1
w*hai 2 working dayt d your
recapl Ol VW nokca. 4 you ara |
haamg or
rnperad. ca* t900-966-6771
Pubkah:Marah23.30.
0147
M TM* CWCUTT COURT
PubMh March 23. 30. 2006
Ot49
M TH IC M C U IT
COURT OF TH t
CIO H TtlN TH JUOICIAL
CtRCUtTIN ANO FOR
C A M NO 06-C646-I6Q
MARTIN
J
NOLD
DOROTHY C NOLD.
and WAe
JAMES
J
UARZIANO.
Indmdual FLORIDA
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE,
and CITY OF CAS5ELLBCRRY.
M ANO PON
COUNTY
FL tot 12. Sammots Racaaay
N it addition accordmg to Via
boos 13. paga 96.at Via pubkc
Raoords d Sammota oourVy
hat baan Had aganat you Via
City d Caiaatosrty. and tot
Ftonda Dapartmant d Ravanua.
and you ara laquaad to aana a
copy d anasn dstorwee. * any.
u 4 on PtamtRA as
Brueggsman, Esg
*J*°“ I
adds** * 270 Wtymonl Court
Suat HO. Laaa Msnr F i 32746.
and Ma Vw ongmal wdh Via dMk
d Via court 9 M l N Part
Avanua. SarAord FL 32771.
wlfwi 30 days born N k v p f r
m auch oartdcatala) wM to
ffug s> trw hipnaat M to r at
a waat front door. Samanoto
Courtly Courthouaa. Santord.
Florida, on Monday. April IS,
2005. al 1100 am
Paymant ol Sato toa. appkcabto documantary stamp
Datod on March 3.2005
torth n sard fn sl
TO JAMES MAR2IANO
Untoas auch certificate!*)
me
1620 I___, _________ .
NOfflCt OF ACTION
A l Of said praparty bang m
Vw County ol Bommoto. Stato
ol Ftonda.
rsgurrad to to paid by via
NATIONAL CITY HOME LOAN | sucosaaiui btodar at via ai
SERVICES,
MUA
Ful paymant Of an amount
ALTEGRA CREDIT COMPANY.
aquM to tto highaat bto is dua
within 24 hours attar tha
tvwrtwsd bma ol aato All
paymanta ahafl to cash or
guarantood mabumant. mads
WILLIAM J VOLL. 9t M .
payabto to tha Ctork ol tha
(•>
Drcud Court
NOTICE OF
YOU ARE NOT PIED Vial a
toractoturs action on tha taaowmg property m SamnoH Coudy
Florida
having an mtaratt m tot 12.
Sammoto Raceway t**t
addition according to V* put
tharaot Racordad n plat boat
13. pags 96 m tha public
Hscorda d Sammoto axmty
DsMnotrvs
CERTIFICATE NO If lD
YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1|
PARCEL 10 • 33-1*31-613D*scriptwn of
C A M N 0 .B 4 4 M C A -T4 K
NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN
pursuant to a Fmai Judgmsd d
Foractoaura gawd March 10, [
2006 ano amsrad n Cass l
04-226-CA14-K. d Vw O tu « I
Court d tha EIGHTEENTH |
Judtowl Cnu4 m and tor SEMI
NOLE County Ftonda wharam I
is NATIONAL CITY HOME
LOAN SERVICES. INC FM/A
ALTEOHA CREDIT COMPANY |
>s PiamM and WILLIAM J
VOIX. at M . ara Patondanto. 11
w4i m i to Vw highasi and I
btodar tor cash M V « WaM Bent I
door d Vw CodVtouss m SAN- |
FORD. SEMINOLE County.
Ftonda. tto o AMoctoek on Vw I
tfto day dA prt. 2006. v w id -
OATED MAR 11.2006
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUT
COURT
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIOA
By Daborah M Brown
Daputy Ctork
March 23. 30.3006
PubMh: March 0 ,1 6 ,2 3 ,30 .
2005
0051
N O TIC E IS HEREBY
OW EN, that FIDE LA DENNY.
Wm m o m Of CHNi;lOIIOWwiy C*f*
bhcatafs) lor a tas daad to to
thsraon Tha cartifli num torfi) and yaar(t) ol
tosuancs. Vw rtairiiptk'in ol
Via praparty. and tto nams(s)
In which It waa aaaaaaad
CERTIFICATE NO U S
YEAR O F ISSUANCE 1BSB
PARCEL 10 2:
Da script ion ol
Praparty L ifl L O TI I H - t
M B BOOKERTOW W PB 6
Namss in which
aasaatad
BR EN D A
D.
DATED 9 » t4di day d March.
A
A l ol aaid praparty bamg m
tto County ol Sanunoto. Stsis
of Florida
Untost such cartihcattd)
stoll to radaamad according
to law. tto proparty daaertbad
m such cartificals(a| will bs
sold to tto highatt btodar at
I door. Stnunoto
County Courthouaa. Santord.
Ftonda. on Monday. Aprs IB.
2005. at It 00 am
Paymant ot Sato lea. appli
cable documentary stamp
tasaa and racording laas ara
required to ba pato by tto
successful btodar at tto salt
Full paymant ol an amount
squai to tto highest bto is due
within 24 hour* attar tto
advertised time ol sale Al
payments shall ba cash or
guarantoad instrument, made
payabto to tto Ctork of tto
Circuit Court
Datod on March 3. 2005
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUT
CO UR T
SEMINOLE CO UNTY
FLORIOA
By Daborah M Brown
Daputy Ctork
Publish March 9 15. 23. 30.
2005
0050
Tha
N O TIC E IS HEREBY
GW EN, that TERRY D NICKELSON. tto hotoat ol tto lot
lowing certrfcstolt) lor a tas
tod to ba issued thereon
T to certAc— number)*) and
yaar(s) of issuance. I
description of the property,
and tto name<s) m which it
sa assessed ts/ar# as tol
CERTIFICATE NO
YEAR O F ISSUANCE
PARCEL ID * 3 2 -1 B J1 -6 !*
Dtscription of
WAY PB I PO 41 Nam#* in
A l of said property being n
tto County of Sermnoto. Slate
ol Ftonda
Untaaa such cartifcateti)
■ tol ba radaamad according
to lew. tto praparty etoaenbad
m such cartrhcateisi wll ba
sold to tto rughast btodar at
■ west front door. Seminoia
County Courthousa. Sanlord.
Ftonda. on Monday April 16
2005. al 11 00 am
Payment of Sale lee. appli
cable documentary sum p
raqwrad to be pato by ito
successful btodar at tto sato
Fu l payment of an amount
aquto to tto fvgtost bto it dua
within 24 hours attar tto
advertwed bma ot tato A l
paymanta ahai ba caatt or
N O TIC E IS H ER EBY | guarantoad instrument, made
OW EN. Vial TERRY D NICK payabto to tto Clark of tto
EL SON, Vw hoktor ol Vw tol-1 O cm t Court
towing oaryhcaw is) tor a tas
daad to bv toauvd Viaraon
Datod on March 3. 2005
Tto cartAcvto nuntbar(i) and |
yaar(t) ol wauanca.
MARYANNE MORSE
YEAR OF ISSUANCE: U N I
PARCEL©#; _
PubMh March 9. IB. 23, 30.
oil 2005
ai
d to
Via County olBammcto. I
ol Ftonda.
N O TIC E IS HEREBY
OW EN. VW TERR Y D NICK
EL SON. Vw hoktor o lV w to itowmg cartAc dels) lor a tas
daad to ba toauad Vwraon.
T to oanAcato numbar(s) and
yaaRa) ol toauanoa. Via
daaortpBon ol Via praparty.
and Vw nanta(B) m ttottoh a
Man « M l N. Rvkl Courtly Courthouaa. Bantord. I ”
Btoto NMl. BaMwd.| Ptartoa. on Mond*. Aprl ti. I
: (407)866-4227; t
7t (TOO) to 1
9666770 (V) MB
County Courthouaa. Sanlord.
Ftortda. on Monday. Aprl 1|,
2006, t o ll GO am
Paymant of Sato laa, app*eabto documantary atamp
lama and racordtog laaa ara
raquirad to ba ptod by Ito
ooaaaM btodar at tto atoa
Ful paymant ol an amoum
aqual to tw Ngtoat bid todua
within 24 howra after Bit
rarttoed aim ol atoa Al
paymanto ahM ba caah or
payabto to Vw Ctork of Vw
CbcuR Court.
Datod on March 3.2005
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK O F TH E CIR CU T
CO UR T
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLOR© A
By Geraldine Harford
Deputy Ctork
PubMh March 0, 16. 23. 30.
2005
0046
N O TIC E IS HEREBY
GIVEN, that TERRY D NICKELSON. tto holder of Ito fol
lowing certificate^) for a tas
daad to ba issued thereon
T to certAcale number(•) and
ya a r(i) of issuance, tto
description of tto property,
and tto namafs) m which 4
waa aaaaaaad rs/ara as tot-
CER TIFICATE NO
YEAR O F ISSUANCE
P A R C EL© #
07966180 Description of
Property U B L O T I Q I L I M
P BO P IW m iU P
AN of sad property being m
the County of Sermnoto. Stato
of Florida
Untoaa auch oartAcatod)
than ba radaamad according
to law, Vw praparty dsscnbsd
to auch certihcatatt) will ba
aokl to ttw fughaat biddar at
tto west front door, Sarmnoto
County Courthousa. Santord.
Ftonda. on Monday. Apm 15.
2005. at 11 00 am
Paymant of Sato fsa. appli
cable documentary stamp
tases and recording toes ara
required to be pato by tto
successful bidder at tto sale
FuH payment of an amount
squai to tto h«gtoat bto w dua
within 24 hour* ahar the
advertised time al sale A l
payments she* be caah or
guarantoad instrument, made
payable to tto Ctork ot tto
Circuit Court
eg als
NOT© * OF A PUBLIC
B
lrMliriw
----- *-- - |-.uj n M
ratsD
Qt i* *ntnoy
ruaMl to*
Pubic Hearing w « be told in
Vw Oty HM. 300 North Park
Avarua. In Vw Cay al Bardonl.
Ftortda. al 700 otkxa P.M. on
|M It , M M to conVw adopaon at an otonance by Vw Cfy ol Santord.
OflPIHAM ft HP. t f f f
AN ORDINANCE OF T>C CITY
OF SANFORD. FLORIOA.
AUENDMG ORDINANCE NO
307* OF SAID CITY. SAID
ORDINANCE BEING THE
COMPREHENSIVE
PLAN;
AMENDING THE FUTURE
LAND USE MAP DESIGNA
TION O f 992 ACRES OF
PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN
RINEHART ROAD AND OREGON AVENUE AND BETWEEN
LOWE AVENUE ANO RINE
HART ROAD FROM HIPTI.
HIGH INTENSITY PLANNED
DEVELOPMENT
TARGET
INDUSTRY. AND HI. HIGH
INTENSITY TO WIC. WEST.
SIDE INDUSTRY AND COM
MERCE. PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS
AND EFFECTIVE DATE
A compww daaenpion and a
copy of Vw ordinance sha* bs
avsiiabis al ihs oVca of Vw City
Clark for all parson* dasmng lo
aaamnt Vw tame
AS partwt ai mteratl and cikrani than have an opportunity
to ba fward al tad haamg
By order ot lha City
Commission ol Itw City ot
Sanford. Florida
PERSONS WITH DISABILI
TIES NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE
TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF
THESE
PROCEEDINGS
SHOULD CONTACT THE
HUMAN
RESOURCES
OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR
AT 407-330-5610 46 HOURS
IN ADVANCE OF THE MEET
ING
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC If ■
parson deems* to appeal a
daemon mads w «i respect to
any matter constoarad at Vw
Move meekng or towing, to
mey need a verbebm record ot
trw proceedingj awktowg the
Wttimony and evidence which
record is not provided by Itw
City ol Santord (FS 266 0105)
CynVna Porter
Daputy Cay Clerk
Publish March 30 2005
0210
March 25.
NOTICaOF APUBUC
HKARMO TO CO M BO M
THE ADOPTION OF AM
OROWAMC* BY T H t
CITY OF
BOOB, to U GO am.
CERTIFICATE NO:
YEAN OF ISSUANCE:
PARCEL D #:
Nobca to toraby ghen Vial ■ Pubic Haartng wB ba la id In «w
CommtoNon Ctombara at Bta O ty Had. BOO North Parti Aranua,
in dw City of Sanlord. Ftortda. al 7DO o'clock P.M. on MondqL
Aprl 11, 2005tocorwidar #ta adopbonql on ordtoanoaby tto
CVy ol Santord, Ftortda. i
O M M N AN Ct N O . BBM
TO ANNEX 1.41 ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN E.
2ND STREET ANO E. 41H STREET ANO BETWEEN CRES
CENT BOULEVARD ANO 8 VIRGINIA AVENUE; AS SHOWN
ON THE MAP BELOW:
A complete description and a copy ol Ito ordmanca she* ba
available al tto oftca of tto City Clerk tor a l persons desiring to
esarmne tto same
AH partwt m interest and citiren* shall have an opportunity to be
heard at aato hearing
By order ol Vw City Commission ol tto City of Sanlord. Ftonda.
PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO
PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD
CO N TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES O FFICE ADA COORDI
NATOR AT 407-330-5610 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE O F TH E
M EETING
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC If a person dactoas to appeal a deci
sion made with respect lo any matter considered al tto above
meeting or hearing, to may need a verbatim record ol tto pro
ceedings. including the testimony and evtoence. which record is
not provided by ttw City of Sanford (FS 286 0105)
Cynthia Porter.
Deputy City Clerk
Pubfcsh March 30. 2005 and Apr* 6. 2005
0213
Avenue, m tha City of Sanlord
Florida, at 700 a doc* PM on
|rtl 11, M M to eonVw adoption ot an ordi
nance by the Cay of Santord.
Ftonda. desenbed as Wkw*
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF TH E CIR CUT
CO UR T
SE6MNOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
By Qeraidirw Harford
Deputy Ctork
Notice n hereby given that a
Pubkc Hearing ww t o twto « the
Commuion Chambers at lha
City Hall 300 North Park
AN partial m interest and cBUarw
shea have an opportunVy to ba
haard at sato twamg
By order of Vw CVy Commearon
ol Vw City at Santord. Ftonda.
cm pais N T f NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
OF SANFORD
FLORIDA.
AMENDING ORDINANCE NO
3117 OF SAID CITY SAIO
ORDINANCE BEING A TONING
PLAN SAID AMENDMENT TO
CHANGE THE 20NING OF
15 30 ACRES OF PROPERTY
LYING BETWEEN RINEHART
ROAO AND OREGON AVENUE
AND
BETWEEN
LOWE
AVENUE AND RINEHART
ROAD FROM AO AGRICUL
TURE. TO PD. PLANNED
DEVELOPMENT. PROVIDING
FOR SEVERABILITY CON
FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE
DATE
Datod on March 3,2006
copy ot Vw ordmanca shall ba
available at Vw ofSce of Vw Cay
CWrk tor an parson* dosmng to
PERSONS WITH DISABUTIES
NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO
PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF
THESE
PROCEEDINGS
SHOULD
CONTACT
THE
HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE
ADA COORDINATOR AT 407330-5610
48 HOURS IN
ADVANCE OF THE MEETING
to
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a
person dectoet to appeal a deci
sion mad* with rasped
any
matter constoarad at Vw above
meeting or hearing, he may
need a verbatim record ol tto
procotikngs. ncluOmQ Vw teakmony and evtoence. which
record w not provtoed by Vw
CVy of Sanlord (FS 208 0106)
CynVna Porwr.
Deputy CVy Clerk
Pubksh March 30 2005
0211
Publish March 9. 16. 23. 30.
2005
0047
N O TICE IS HEREBY
G IVEN , that TER R Y D
NICKEL SON, tto hoktor of
tto lotlowing certifcatofs)
Kx a las daad to ba issusd
ttoreon
The certificate
number(s) and ye v(a l of
of
nama(s| in which it was
ts/ara aa toiowt
CERTIFICATE NO M i l
YEAR O F ISSUANCE; U M
PARCEL 10 #: H -t l-1 1 -
miflMii m
Namaa m which
a® U
\
•
n u
Aa of aato praparty bamg in
tto County of Sermnoto.
State ot Ftonda
Untoaa auch oart4icato(s)
ahal ba tadaamad accord
ing to law. tto praparty
described in auch certifi
cated) wia ba told to Vw
h u M u a l k u M a a m t Ito w ^ w e i
n y w it m n p « ™ w w
Irani door. Sermnoto County
Courttouaa.
Santord.
Ftonda. on Monday. Apni
IB . 2006. a n i d o am.
f 1
\r
w
004B
MARVANNE N O R M
As Ctork d SWd Court
By Mary Bktxp*
Aa Daputy Ctork
i sy
FMm t A G4HJ. P A
6630 SW 77th Aram*.
100
Mtonv. Ftonda 33166-3616
(306)662-4110
L
M OW H * JOHN 1B 0M L
LOT t. BLOCK B. COACH
LIOHT ESTATES SECTION ill.
ACCORD WO TO THE P U T
CLERK O F TH E CIR CUT
THEREOF. RECORDED M
and Via namefs) m when a | CO UR T
P U T BOOK 25. PAGE 66. OF
tofara as M SEMINOLE CO UN TY
THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
FLORIOA
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI
DA; aAUs 2200 Window Crow. |
By Daborah M Brawn
CERTWCATE NO H
132707
Daputy Ctork
32771.
_ .M k M L to 900 AM «
IAtW tAM .Owado.FL
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FIO R K M
By Daborah M. Brown
Daputy Ctork
PubMh March S. IB. 23. 30.
2005
0062
MARVANNE MORSE
A aC tond Court
By CardMoora
AaOrndyCMW
0166
COURT
CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC I
>“ * rw £ ? t l
SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO
R jJ s J M
CHASE MANHATTAN
I P T I™
MORTOAGE CORPORATION. *
1
RIFE HUCKABEE. M. a l,
L eg als
L eg a ls
by tto auccaadU biddar at
— tato F id dayman ot an
bid to dua a w n 24 houra
Mtor *w adrarttoad bma ol
aato A l
to Vw
Ctorti ol Bta CbcuO Oawrt.
on March 3. BOOB
MARYANNEI
CLERK OF THE CMCUT
COURT
COUNTY,
1S.BB.
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Although every real estate transaction is unique, pur what you want in a house and do some real soulchasing any home involves a aeries of actions — some searching.
"Bedrooms, bathrooms, proximity to work and rela
mandatory, some optional — that a ir the norm. For
example, 90 percent of homes a ir paid for with credit t i v e s — lay it all out in order of importance." Davila
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— Hire an agent, preferably a buyer's agent. An agent
take on th a r way to becoming homeowners.
— Get your finances in order. It's risky to decide what usually represents the interests of either the seller or
you can spend every month on mortgage payments the buyer. The laws on disclosure vary in each state, so
without considering your financial picture as a whole. understand where your agent's loyalties lie.
A good agent knows the market and often specializes
Visit a financial planner, if necessary, to make a com
in
areas or home types. Find someone who listens well,
prehensive plan for your financial health that indudes
doesn't rush your decisions and is willing to educate
a budget, retirement saving and life insurance.
Those who can make a large down payment or have you.
— Go house hunting Good communication between
a good credit scores will get better credit terms on
mortgage loans. Paying bills on time and eliminating you and your agent helps your se*arch evolve.
—Te-ll the* agent what vou liked and didn't like* about
debt »l«n puts you in a better position for getting a
each property that you see." Davila says. "What you
— Get preapproved for a loan. After you choose a want in a home gets tweaked as you ge> along "
— Make an offer. The* agent wnte*s a contract to offe*r
mortgage lender; you will complete an application to
an amount for the home*. The* contract alsei says when
determine the size of mortgage that you can obtain
The lender then issues a preapproval letter, which you want to close and when ye»u want to move in, and
guarantees the loan but is not a contract. Preapproval is usually contingent upe»n a home* inspe*ction. The*
■U nn«W n i,» your seriousness and borrowing ability owner will accept, n*je*ct or make* a ce»unte*niffer.
"You want yemr agent to call the* listing agent and
to the seller.
-There's a big difference between what you can bor find out what the seller is looking for." Davila ad vise's
row and what you can afford,' says Rich Davila, a "If you can agree tin the terms such as the closing date*
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Sunday. April 3.2005
S e m in o l e S u m m a r y
A G LA N C E A ROUN D O U R C O U N TY
Safcrd'i mayoral race between WMtey
Ecfcateta and Linda Knhn drew Interest
beyond Central Florida, (leaden o f the SmmS4Mteaf in South Florida opened tbeir newspa*
pen Tuesday morning to find sports columnist
Mhe BeranMae weighing in on the race with a
Scenic Setting
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sa t
The city of Sanford
invites everyone to a Street
Party to celebrate the reopen
ing of Downtown’s First
Street. The event will feature
an art show, live bands and
artist demonstrations.
piece titled, “Political process wean on
Berardino is covering the St. Louis
Cardin all training camp in Jupiter. With camp
winding down and the Cardinals about to leave
town, Berardino nought a new angle for his col
umn and focused on the Sanford mayor’s race
through the eyes o f Whitey’s son David.
According to Berardino, the junior Eckstein is
seeing red.
“Don't tell David Eckstein about journalistic
ethics or the glories of
representative democra
cy," Berardino wrote.
“Don’t tell the Si. Louis
Cardinals
shortstop
there's no such thing as a
biased press.
“He has seen too
much over these past few
months to maintain such
blind faith any longer. He
has been disappointed
time and again by what
by D an Ping
his father has endured in
• • • a a u a a a his bid to become a
small-town mayor."
How did Eckstein become so jaded?
According to Berardino's column, the blame
lies solely with me.
David claims The Herald exaggerated the
seriousness of his father's six-week stay in the
hospital in December and January. In this day
and age when HMOs and insurance companies
have made the overnight hospital stay almost
extinct, I'm not sure how you exaggerate a sixweek stay in the hospital, particularly when
many o f those days where in the intensive care
unit. Steve Paradis, The Herald’s managing
editor, did do a story on Whiley Eckstein's
health. It was the only story devoted to Whitey's
health that ran in the newspaper. In the article
titled “Eckstein: ‘My health should be fine.’ "
Paradis described the senior Eckstein's health
this way:
“(Eckstein) said he has lived with kidney
problems and dialysis for 40 years, including
during his time on the Commission. He goes for
dialysis three times per week.
“Recent problems that have led to extended
hospital stays stemmed from a serious fall when
he tripped over his dog. His lungs filled up with
blood and fluid, and he was keeping loo much
water in his body.
“He said doctors have adjusted his dialysis to
remove fluid, and he has to limit his water
intake.
“ ‘ 1 was drinking too much water, and I did
n't realize that,* he said. (Eckstein) said he only
missed two meetings out o f probably more than
1,000 meetings, so he suggested he has a good
record.
“ ‘My health should be fine,' he said 'I might
be out for a week if I get a kidney *
“Asked if his health concerns would affect
his ability to be mayor o f Sanford, Eckstein said
the mayor's position is part-time and he will not
hang out at City Hall all day.
“ i think I'm in pretty good shape.' he said
*1 wouldn't run if I thought (my health) would
have an effect.'
Sounds like a real hatchet job. huh?
In his Sun-Sentinel column Berardino notes
that David Eckstein signed about 100 baseballs
as part o f a Herald subscription drive three years
ago. That’s true, and I thanked David for doing
so, especially since David voluntarily signed
twice as many balls as I had originally asked. He
didn't charge a dime for doing so. but evidently
the newspaper is now going to pay the price
because David believes The Herald was out to
get his dad.
“Eckstein, one o f the most approachable pro
fessional athletes, vows never to grant another
interview to his hometown paper," Berardino
wrote.
I hope David changes his mind because he's
not hurting me, he’s hurting our readers.
Art show highlight
students’ work
LAKE MARY — Seminole County Public
Schools ninth annual Advanced Placement
A it Show will be held April 5 through 22.
The exhibit will be on display at the AAA
Building in the main lobby atrium during teg
ular business hour*. The AAA Building is
loentwd at 1000 AAA Drive in Heathrow. The
public opening reception for the show will be
held Wednesday, April 6 from 7 to 9 p m at
the AAA Building
The schools it pwstn h d are: Lake Brantley
H k h Lake Howell H igh Lake Mary High.
Lyman H igh Oviedo H igh Seminole H igh
and Winter Springs High schools. For more
M onnation, call Mary Lane at 407-32D0192.
E l
Healthy Kids Day will be
eibserved from 111 a.m. to 4
p.m. at the* Seminole* YMCA
Family Center, bb5
Longwixxi-Lake Marx* Road.
Free he*alth screenings will be
available, as will many gifts,
activities and displavs for the*
children. Call 407-321-8944.
The city o f Sanford CRA
will present a Bike Art
Contest. Cash prizes will he
awarded for the most cre
ative de*cor.ited bicycle. The
event will lx* held on First
Street trom 10 a m to 3 p m.
For applications call Denise*
Hurley at 407-324-3b3b
The Helen Stairs Theatre
presents the "Legends of
Rock 'N Roll" at 2 p m. and
7 30 p.nv Enjoy a blast from
the past with fabulous '30s
tun Tickets are $30 and $25.
IMreM photo by Tommy Vlncont
The tranquil streets of histone Sanford were the scene for a film crew making a commercial for the University of Pittsburgh
Medical Center. The shooting was taking place along Magnolia Avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets and used inte
riors and extenors ot some of the Histone District s most beautiful homes as backdrops for the filming
with a false* receipt
Drug Related
• Juliu** Dwayne Ray, 2 2 , of
Roseditt Circle, Sanford, was arrest
ed by Sanford police Thursday.
March 24, at his residence. He was
charged with possession ot under 20
grams of marijuana, and possession
of manjuana with intent to sell
• Sharonda Perdue. 18. of Like
Monroe Terrace, and Kendall
Lamont Kennon. 2.1 ot Dixie
Avenue, were arrested by Sanford
police on March 17, as the result of a
search warrant at Perdue's resi
dence. Kennon was arrested on a
charge of giving a false ID to a law
enforcement officer. Perdue was
charged with pusM.*ssmn of under 20
grams of mari|uana. sale and deliv
ery of cocaine, and possession ot a
controlled substance (Ecstasy)
• Constance Sm ith 27, of Cypress
Avenue. Sanford, was arrested by
Sanford police on March lb at Iter
residence, as tin* result ot a search
warrant. She was charged with 11
counts of possession of under 20
grams of maniuana
• Leann ). Fernandez, 1 4, of
Croveview Way, Sanford, and Maria
Mendez. 22. of I\*lfona. were arrest
ed by Sanford police on March lb as
the* rosult of a search warrant at
Fernandez’s home Fernandez was
charged with trafficking in cocaine,
over 28 grams and under 200 grants,
and sale and delivery ot civaine
Mendez was charged with posses
sion of under 20 grams ot maniuana
Prostitution
Kelly Arlene Armstrong, 24, ot
Holly Avenue, Sanford, was arrested
by members of the* Sanford police
Department Special Tae1 ic.il L'nit,
during a prostitution operation at
4th Street and Mapiolia Avenue. She
was charged with procurement for
prostitution
AMault - Battery
• Leroy Lockett Jr., 2b, of Mitch
Court, Sanford, was arrested by
Sanford police Wednesday. Officers
• Kalaya Sivaphomchal, 48. of
Wexton Court, Lake Mary, was
arrested
by
Sanford
police
Wednesday at a store on Tovvne
Center Circle She reportedly look a
$ 1 gift bag from tlx* stem* without
paving She re as charges! with petty
larceny
were called to a business in the* 14|I0
block of French Avenue regarding a
disturbance. Tiiey were* told the per
son hid left the area alter a con
frontation with a lernale at that loca
tion. Tlu* vehicle*, dnven bv Lockett,
was located and stopped in the 24U>
block of Chase* Avenue lie was
charged with battery — touch or
strike, driving with a suspended
license, and possession ot under 20
grams ot maniuana
• Joseph Edward Mclncrow, .18.
ot Santa Stnvt. Sanford, was arrest
ed by Sanford police Tuesday at his
residence following a tight with a
female He was charged with aggra
vated assault with a deadly weapon
(knife), battery — touch eir stnke,
and false impnse>nment
• Fnnc|ue Guerrero Sauetdo. 28.
of Cedar Avenue. Sanford, was
arrested by Sanford police Thursday
at 24 th St reel and I lari well Avenue
1 |e reportedly was involved in a dis
pute with another perxin and is said
to have thrown glass bottles toward
the others He was charged with
aggravated batten' with a deadly
weapon, and throwing a deadly
weapon
Theft*
• lames Craig Fisher, 40. eif
Orlando, and George Painter. 48. of
DeLind. were* arrested by Sanford
police Thursday at a retail store in
tlx* 3 bll0 block of Orlando Drive. Tlx*
two had reportedly attempted to
return stolen merchandise* for
refunds. FisIx t was charged with
pe*tty larceny ot $100 or more* in
property. Painter was charged with
pe*tty larceny of property over $ 1(1 )
and obtaining merchant's money
• Howard Terry Scott, 41. of
IVcan Avenue, was arrested by
Sanford police Tuesday at a store* in
tlu* .TbOOblock e*1 Orlando Drive*. I le
reportedly Ux>k $4 74 jn items trom
the store* without paying He was
charged with |x*tty larceny.
• Miclx-le Lynette CHuvn. 2b. e*t
Lake Avenue, was arrested by
Sanford police Wednesday in tlu*
IbOO blexk ot Orlando Drive*. Six*
reportedly textk $7b 12 in items from
a store* without paving She was
charged with peltv shoplifting trom
a merc hant
• Lrzd lXT Castillo. 37. and Icette
IXT Castillo l opez. 32. Kith of
IhTando, were a nested by Sanford
poll a* Tuesday at a store* in the 3UU
blexk ot lenvne Center Circle* ITx *
tree* report id Iv tix»k items of cloth
ing and jewelry from a store* without
paying Each was charged with
pettv sjioplitting trom a merchant
Traffic Stop*
• Ion Daniel Coulter, 24, o!
Willow Oak Lane, the driver, ot
Sanford, and
William Curtis
Williams. 23. oi Orange* Avenue, a
passenger, were arrested by Sanford
police early Thursday I1x* tree* were
lex .tied in a vehicle at 2btli Street and
Sanford Avenue. CHtuvrs said a 12guage shotgun was found in the
vehicle Two men reportedly identi
fied tlu* shotgun as having been
pointed at them e*arlier Coulter was
arrested on a charge of accessory
alter the* fad and dnving unde*r the*
influence (DUD of alcohol or drugs
Williams was charged with tree*
counts of aggravated assault with a
deadly weapon
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The Sanford Herald
“Serving Seminole County Since 1908“
Sunday, April 3,2005 • Vol. 113, No. 57
Published every Wednesday and Saturday by
Rapubhc Newspapers. Inc. •300 N. French Ave., Sanford, F t 32771
•Phone (407) 322-2611 •Fax (407) 32>-»40i
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Spaghetti ml Maat
or Morinara Sauco
Oardan Safari
The City Beautiful Cat
Club will hold its annual
Spring Fling April 2 and 3 at
the Sanford Civic Center.
Many hiveds will be in com
petition Admission is $b for
adults, $4 tor seniors and
children under 12. The fami
ly rate is $15 Call Emily
Turner at 407-44h-0b0l.
A host o f entertainers,
musicians, poets and histori
ans will celebrate Hopper
Jubilee at Fort Mellon Park in
Sanford. Carnival rides and
vendors will lx* available
Saturday from 10 a m. to 4
p m. with music, entertain
ment and presentations all
day. The event will continue
Sunday trom I to 4 p.m
The 4th anniversary of the
opening ol Sanford’s Paw
Park will lx* held from 10
a m. to 2 p.m. at 427 French
Ave. Call 407-330-3b47 or
email at wvvw.pawparksanford.org.
Florida O rienteering
Welcomes all to the monthly
Map-reading /hiking event at
Rock Springs Run State
rvserxe off SR-4b in east Lake
County. Starting time's are
trom 10 a.m. until 1 p m. Call
407-h72-7070.
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DreamW orks Records
artist Tracy Lawrence will
appear in a live concert per
formance Ix'gtnmng at 7 p m
at The Barn in Sanford
Tickets are* $22 50 in advance,
$27 50 at the dex*r. Call 407324-227b
The Drama-4 class at
Millennium Middle Schexil
will present the play "Altar
Egos: the Do’s and D on't’* of
An American Wedding” at 7
u n . in the Walt Griffin
’erforming Arts Center.
Tickets $3 at the dex»r.
f
Walkers w ill go around
the clexk in the battle against
cancer during tlu* American
Cancer Society Relay for Life
of Lake Marx*/Sanford.
Teams of Lake Marx1/Sanford
residents will gatlier at
Colonial Town Park at b p.m.
for an overnight relay
against cancer. The public is
invited to participate and
attend the Luminaria
Ceremony. Luminaries can
be purchased for $5. Call 1800-ACS-2345.
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ment we want in Sanford."
sne said. Once the city reaches
build out, the budget will
have to stabilize because the
tax base will slow down.
“There won't be any more
space to build anything," she
said. Right now the only open
spaa* is on State Road 4 ft and
Rinehart Road. She acknmvledged that many areas need
rebuilding.
"We need to make sure we
continue to enhance what we
have," she said.
One aspect that Kuhn
wants to avoid in planning is
what she called a crisis man
agement culture. It occurs tint
often in Sanford in connection
with development, she said.
“We don't have a master
plan or any codified plan,”
she said. "We need a good
master plan in place with
development standards. That
way there won't be a question
of is this what we want or
don't want."
The answers for developers
will lx* quick, and they can
use the city's master plan to
create their designs knowing
what the standards are.
Some have said the election
caused division in Sanford,
but Kuhn envisions the city
moving forward together
with everyone having a voice
in the process
Although she defeated for
mer Commissioner Herbert
“Whiley" Eckstein by |ust 133
votes, Kuhn said with less
than 3,5*00 people voting, that
is a significant margin.
"I don't know alxiul divi
sion in Sanford," she said. "I
haw to tell you I was pleased
with the turnout for the
runoff. Issues did get atten
tion, but the election is oxer.
We can now work together
toward making Sanford the
community we want it lo be."
One promise that Eckstein
ran on was giving a voice to
residents toward the start of
Commission meetings.
"I don't know that resi
dents have not K e n given a
chance to speak," Kuhn said.
She hasn't decided on when to
include citizen participation
on the agenda.
staff Thursday morning. That
neighborhood also holds a
large M other's Day gathering
and steps are being taken to
prevent any further violence,
she said. Law enforcem ent
should not be blamed for the
Easter violence.
"W e need to give law
enforcement and firefighters
the pmper tools to do their
job," she said.
She acknowledged that law
Linda Kuhn,
mayor alact of
enforcement has had an image
Sanford
problem in the past, but crime
rates have dropped. "We still
have
a long ways to go," she
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admitted.
She told a story about when
Property owners, paid pro she and her husband, Bob,
fessionals
and
attorneys derided to move to Palmetto
appear at meetings when they Avenue. Family and friends
thought they were nuts, as
are on the agenda. They
Kuhn put it, because of the
should be afforded every
opportunity to have their zon prevalent crime and prostitu
ing change or other issue tion in the neighborhood.
heard without having to wait
Five or six years later, she
for hours.
said, people ask whether there
"Citizens certainly need to are any more houses that can
be heard," Kuhn said. She has be fixed up.
Kuhn believes in the
considered putting citizen
participation first on the agen Broken
Window
theory
espoused by former New York
da and including a time limit.
"1 haven't decided yet," she City Mayor Rudy Guiliani.
said. "We will have a little
"If you leave one window
trial and error K>cause I want broken, it perpetuates blight,"
to be very careful in how the the new mayor explained. Fix
the problem when it occurs,
procedure is set."
Probably the question she she said, that way it does not
and all the candidates were get so far out of control that it
asked most frequently during becomes impossible or diffi
the campaign is what they cult to correct.
Realistically, she said, these
plan to do in regard to the city
changes will not happen
m anager's contract.
Kuhn said she has been overnight.
"We need to continue to
a*>ked that question frequently
even since winning the elec have that vision and strive to
tion March 29.
raise the bar," Kuhn said.
"The First Street project is the
"I stand by my position
that the Com m ission has first step."
Buildings on First Street
already voted on that issue
and the decision was made have been worked on and
that his contract not be brought up to code as the
streetscape project took place.
renewed," Kuhn said.
"Once things are in place,
As a former law enforce
ment officer, Kuhn is con that will start a snowball
she
predicted.
cerned about the incident at effect,"
Academy Manor over Easter Absentee ownership is start
weekend. A fight broke out ing to turn around, she sug
and a driver tried to run into gested, and events like Alive
police officers and did run After Five have K g u n to paint
a new image of Sanford.
over one man.
"W e're on the right path,"
Kuhn said the incident was
Kuhn said. "We just need to
discussed in her meeting with
police Chief Tooley and his continue moving that way."
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pay 50 percent of the coat The
state of Florida will pay 25 per
cent and local county and dty
governments along the route
would be responsible for the
final 25 percent of the funding.
According to Olore, $50 mil
lion dollars in state money has
already been set aside for the
project. Olore Ls confident the
federal funds can be obtained.
Mica has also secured
$500,000 to be used for a viabili
ty study and the design process
for stations in Winter Park and
Lake Mary. An additional $5
million in federal dollars has
been secured by Mica for intermodal station development.
The information gathered
from that study will then be
used in conjunction with infor
mation and input gathered
from the dty leaders from the
cities along the rail route.
The last remaining hurdle in
the funding stage of the project
is getting local county and city
governments on board. In a let
ter recently sent to Longwood
City Administrator John Drago,
the FOOT asked that each city
along the route provide some
general information about pos
sible locations each city had in
mind.
Although he was pleased by
the possibility of a commuter
rail system passing through
Longwood, a city not served by
Lynx bus service, John Drago
cautioned those in attendance at
the recent City Commission
meeting, "Not to hold your
breaths." He acknowledged
that final plans for the route are
not in place, meaning until they
are, no one should get their
hopes tuxr high.
In addition to the construc
tion of a train station just off of
Ronald Reagan Boulevard, near
downtown Longwood, city
leaders discussed the construc
tion of a privately owned
themed restaurant to be con
structed next to, or adjoined
with, to the train station.
The commuter rail system
would provide easy access to
city events such as the
Longwixxl Arts Festival and the
parking lot could be used to
alleviate parking in conjunction
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with dty events.
The only potential negative
aspect of me project that was
discussed was the possibility of
some traffic delays as the trains
pass through the various cities
during rush hour. Because the
trains would consist of passen
ger cars only, the delays would
be minima).
"This is part of a three
pronged approach relieve traffic
for those commuting along the
1-4 corridor," according to
Olore.
The other two parts of the
solution are the continued
improvements to the general
use lanes and interchanges on I4 and express lanes along 1-4.
Upon final approval, con
struction on the initial leg of the
project would begin in 2009.
That initial segment would
run from Debary to the
Downtown Amtrak station. A
second construction phase, set
to begin in 2011, would com
plete the route, enabling rail
travel as far as Potndana
Boulevard, in Osceola County.
When asked how the
response has been from the var
ious cities along the proposed
route, Olore stated mat every
dty die has been in touch with
has had a positive response to
project.
Lake Mary City Manager
John Litton said: "The concept
makes a lot of sense, but is h is
to be done right, and I think the
way Congressman Mica has
presented it will work. We are
actively looking at property
already for a rail station."
Sanford City Manager A1
Grieshaber Jr., said Sanford
likes the idea of a rail system.
"There's no doubt that the
dty of Sanford supports the
commuter rail project and looks
forward to its Sanford Station
along State Route 46. We think
that it will give our residents
easy’ access and be a welcome
alternative to traffic congestion
on 1-4."
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O K n a v i r a that time o f year again. You ax n e home from wotk
•nd your wonderful wile talk you it's time the two of you start
;for me week. Rather than that i
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you will be handling a broom, oust doth, or paintbrush. And you
probably wouldn’t do well to try swinging that broom to perfect
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............................... guess it's traditional), families will begin clean
ing and sprudng up die home. Hopefully, this
project will extend outside of the home as well.
For the past weeks, those shrubs have been start
ing their yearly growth and might be getting to
the point where they aren't in the best condition.
Maybe you even have some trees or limbs that
arc still dead because of the hurricanes. They had
better be taken down or you may find them
tailing onto your car or house.
Lawns are now growing to die length where
nm
mowing will eventually become a once-a-week
P fe ifa u f
job. There may be hundreds of weeds growing in
the lawn that need pulling.
O f course you have probably spread fertilizer
an your lawns by now. That means they will be growing even faster.
Now, in Spring is the time to start working on your lawn and your
home's outdoor appearance.
Ireride the house, one of the situations you may encounter is dul
ler. I know folks who still have Christmas gift-wrapping and boxes
standing around. They need to be tossed out
But a t o look *t those items you have been saving. That hideous
lamp you received from a friend or relative that you'll never use. It
needs to be eliminated along with a myriad of other items you may
have kept, but will never put into service.
What comes to mind is a garage sale. Ted Walker; at the Sanford
Herald, says garage sales generally increase in number; as the
weather gets warmer. Much of it will be the result of folks cleaning
out their homes and rather than tossing items away, they try to re
sell them at a garage sale. If this is a possibility for your home, call
Ted at the Herald, (407-322-2611) and he'll help you advertise it. It
only costs $15 and includes a garage sale kit complete with a sign.
One of the big jobs might be the need to re-paint your house. If
you have the strength and ability - this is a task which ought to be
accomplished. If n ot we have plenty of painting companies in this
area to handle it. If you do it yourself and don't nave knowledge of
what paints or stains to use for your particular dwelling consult
someone with know-how, such as a paint store operator. Putting
paintt or stain on a structure only to find
fir it washing off in the next
lew months can be very exasperating.
I’m reminded of the man who didn't
i’t have enough P^int to finish
hit house, and he put water in it to thin it out and have enough to
complete the project. Within a few days after finishing a rainstorm
hit and all the paint washed off. While he was bemoaning the situ
ation and uttering a few "bad" words, a voice came from above and
told him. "re-paint you sinner - now go, and thinnith no more."
Depending on the condition of your dwelling it may take only a
few days time to spruae it up and complete Spring cleaning. They
you can get back on tile golf course and you will be better because
you have strengthened the muscles in your arm and shouldere. And
you can be happy that your dear sweet wife helped you gain that
strength.
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Oviedo resident
concerned for
baby seals
To the E d ito r
This generation needs to
end the barbaric practice of
slaughtering seals and their
pups on the Canadian ice
flows. Unfortunately for the
seals, the media coverage for
this first day of the horrific
slaughter is minimal to none.
I am a very concerned citi
zen from Florida and I want
this important issue covered *
it is the largest mass slaugh
ter of marine mammals in the
world! 325,(XX) seals are
being slaughtered right now
and **5 percent of them are
babies less than 4 weeks old.
I have joined in the
Canadian Seafood Boycott
which has been pul into
action in an effort to put
financial pressure* on Canada
to bring the "hunt” to a per
manent end. The Sea
Shepherd is in the midst of
the battle with their ship,
Farlev Mowat, trying to pre
fect the seals.
Please commit to investiga
tive reporting on the seals
and their mass slaughters,
Americans and the citizens of
the world need to become
aware* of what is happening.
By becoming informed, we
can take responsible action to
shape national and interna
tional laws and trade prac
tices.
Thank you for your consid
eration.
K ristina Brough
Oviedo
Brothers Keepers
thanks Sanford
Fire Department
To the E d ito r
Brothers Keeper, In c, the
youth of our community sup
ported by the organization,
and Sanford Mayor Brady
Lessard, offer a special thanks
to the personnel of the
Sanforel Fire Department for
all the fine things they do for
our community. Mayor
Lessard and Brothers Keepers
Youth offer a special thanks
for the bikes, and the love
thal was put into them by the
Sanford Fire* Department.
Please accept this as a
thank you from all of us to all
of you at the SFD.
O tcar Redden
Brother* Keeper*, Inc.
and beautiful Bird of Paradise
flower were* simply wonder
ful. Please have more* in color.
Thanks
Faye Siler
Sanford Sem inole
Art Association
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There is a destiny that makes us Brothers,
none goes his way alone. All that we send
into the lives o f others comes back into our
own.
I would like to extend a very special thanks to
each o f you for your support and trust in me
to represent you in the District One
Commissioner Race. This was an experience
that I will always remember and the joy o f
meeting so many o f you as I walked the
neighborhoods o f District One.
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Obituaries
HENRY I. BAN KS, SR.
H enryJ Banks, Sr., 70, of
Bedford Road, Sanford, died
Monday, March 28, 2005 at
South Seminole Hospital,
Longwood. He was bom
April 17,1934 in
Withamsvillc, Ohio and
moved to Sanford in 1944. He
was self-employed at Banks
Construction Co. in Winter
Park.
Survivors include daugh
ter, Deborah North of
Longwood; son, Henry J.
Banks, Jr.; sister Jane Kircher
of Melbourne; four grandchil
dren; three great-grandchil
dren.
Memorial donations are
recommended to American
Lung Association, 1325 W.
Colonial Drive, Orlando.
Tri County Cremation
Service, Longwood, in charge
of arrangements.
DOROTH Y ANNE
BOW ERS
Dorothy Ann Bowers, 69,
of Geneva, died Wednesday,
March 30, 21X15. She was a
former member of Saint
Andrews Methodist Church
and later First Methodist
Church of Sanford. She was a
volunteer in the Boy and Girl
Scouts, Meals on Wheels and
Grace and Grits at her
church.
Survivors include hus
band, Mao; son, Michael of
Maitland, Steven of
Montgomery, Ohio, Bruce of
Brandon; daughter, Lynn of
Spartanburg, S.C.; 1 grand
children; four great-grand
children; brother, Harold
Dowdy of Tallahassee; sister,
Man- Jo Miller of Fox Fin?,
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Memorial services were
held Friday, April 1 at First
United Methodist Church in
Sanford with Dr. James
Bradshaw pastor, officiating.
Burial will be in the family
cemetery in Altha, Florida. In
lieu of flow ers, donations are
suggested to either the
Hospice o f the Comforter in
Altamonte Springs or the
Hospice of Lake and Sumter
County in Tavares.
Gramkow Chapel of the
Collison family Funeral
Homes and Crematory,
Sanford, in charge of arrange
ments.
RUBY D. HALL
Ruby D. Hail, 91, of Winter
Park, died
Tuesday,
March 29,
2005. She
was a char
ter mem
ber of the
Church of
&
God of
Prophecy
where she
Hall
played
piano and organ for over 70
years.
Survivors include son,
Richard W. Hall of Winter
Park; daughter, Carolyn R.
Witherow of Winter Park; five
grandchildren; four great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Friday, April 1 at Church of
God of Prophecy Whole
World Gospel center.
Brisson Funeral Home,
Sanford, in charge of arrange
ments.
HARRY F. O 'CO N N O R
Harry F. O'Connor, 91, of
Orlando, died Friday, March
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25, 2005. She was bom April
27, 1913 in Hartford, Conn.
She was a retired chemist
Survivors include son,
Mark F. O'Connor.
Funeral services will be
held Saturday, April 16, at 11
a.m. at St. Matthew's
Episcopal Church with Rev.
Cnaries O. Fritch officiating.
Banfield Funeral Home,
Winter Springs, in charge of
arrangements.
WALTER LEROY PAULDO
Walter LeRoy Pauldo, 62, of
Oviedo, died Thursday, March
24,2005.
He was bom in Macon, Ga.
and moved to Oviedo in 1949.
He was a laborer.
Survivors indude daughters,
Laura Blue of Ddtona, Aleshia
Pauldo of Orlando; sister;
Louise Daniels of Oviedo;
brothers, Willie James Pauldo
of Oviedo and Freddie Louis of
Regina, Canada;
Golden's Funeral Home,
Inc., Winter Park, in charge of
arrangements.
THOM AS H. SANDS
Thomas H. Sands 92, of
Apopka, died Wednesday,
March 30,2005 in Altamonte
Springs. He was bom O ct 10,
1912 in Miami. He was a
retired tailor.
Survivors indude wife, Lola
E. Sands; daughter, Carol L.
Sands; brother Charles Sands;
two grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Friday, April 1 at Banfield
Funeral Home with Pastor
Robert L Work officiating.
Interment will be in Rose Hill
Cemetery, Linden, N.J.
Banfield Funeral Home,
Winter Springs, in charge of
arrangements.
SODA Pops performance
will benefit tsunami victims
By Staff Raports
SANFORD — The SODA
Pops will put their best foot
forward on a special produc
tion to benefit victims of the
recent tsunami in Asia.
The dance spectacle, called
"O ur Best Fool Forward," will
be held at the Helen Stairs
Theatre Saturday, April 9 at 7
p.m. The show by tno School
of Dance Arts Performers On
Parade, or SODA Pops, will be
joined by the Rotary C u b of
Sanford.
Tickets are 610 each and are
available by calling 407-3231900 Blocks of tickets may
also be purchased in the
amount of $175 for 20 tickets.
Every contribution is tax
deductible and checks should
be made out to the Sanford
Rotary, according to a news
release from the dance group.
Once the curtain opens, this
nmsing family style event will
be a great way to spend an
evening and do a small part in
relieving some of the pain and
suffering of the tsunami vic
tims.
On Dec. 26, 2004, an enor
mous tsunami resulted from
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from their homes.
Every ticket sold for the
April 9 show will go to Rotary
International and its tsunami
relief effort. Rotary Club of
Sanford will contribute $2,000,
according to Valerie Weld of
the SODA Pops.
The SODA Pops are a group
of young people who give
their time, talent and energy
to perform throughout tne
year at xchtvols and civic and
charitable events. The group
has won regional and national
awards and even completed a
two-week cultural exchange
in China.
The dancers are from
Seminole and Volusia coun
ties. The young people them
selves came up with the idea
for a tsunami relief show. The
SODA Pops were recently rec
ognized by the Board of
County Com m issioners in
Sem inole County with a
proclamation. The city of
Deltona
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proclaimed
Saturday, April 9 as SODA
Pops Day, Weld said.
They also expected to
receive resolutions from the
Florida Senate and House rec
ognizing their efforts. Florida
Rep. David Mealor and Sen.
Lee Constantine were instru
mental in getting that recogni
tion.
They are asking people to
pul their best foot forward
and come out to see the show
and help with tsunami relief.
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charge at either the Central
Transfer Station in Longwood
or the Sem inole County
Landfill in Geneva.
The free disposal is for tires
from residential properties
only. For more information,
call Solid Waste Management
Customer Service at 407-6652260.
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children who bum you
have overcome pain and
suffering. Your memory is
continued in your church
, and your many friendv
\everywhere. Now rest in
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The following wet edited from the July
1 6 , 1924 edition o f The Sanford
Hereld.
S tag D inner G iven
Mrs. J.S. Moore was hostess for
an enjoyable stag dinner honoring
A rthur M o o r whose marriage to
K athleen Brady would be solem
nized Thursday at 1 p.m.
A lovely six course dinner was
served to Burke Steele, Fordyce
R ussell, LeC lair Irving, Henry
M cLaulin, O tis Cobb, bob Thrasher
and Sherman M o o r .
St. Agnes Guild
to Have Picnic
Mrs.
Clyde
Derby would be
hostess at a picnic
supper for tne St.
Agnes Guild at
her
hom e
on
Silver Lake that
e v e n i n g .
Grace Marie
M em bers of the
S t in c c ip h c r
RuUd would meet
at 7 p.m. at the
• • • • • • • • home of Mrs. J.N.
Robson on the
O rlando Road, leaving from there
for the lake.
S o cial Calendar
Wednesday
Friloka Bridge Club, hostess
M rs.
Den 2 ell
Stafford,
Park
Avenue, 3:30 p.m.
Informal party after Rhearsal of
Moore-Brady bridal party at home
o f Mr. and Mrs. E.E. Brady, palmet
to Avenue, 8:30 p.m.
Thursday
Mah Jong luncheon honoring
Mrs. W.M. Coward, guest of Mrs.
Bates, hostess Mrs. Victor Check at
her apartments.
Picnic, Daughters of Wesley,
Silver Lake, 5 p.m.
Moore-Brady nuptials, home of
Mr. and Mrs. E.E- Brady, I p.m. fol
lowed by informal reception.
Tuesday
Evening Bridge Club, hostess
Mrs. D.L. Thrasher, Park Avenue, 8
p.m.
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H onoR d G uests
The second luncheon o f the
Junior Cham ber o f Commerce
would be held at the Montezuma
Hotel. Thursday at 12:15 p.m. and
all members are requested to
attend.
Miss Mildred Holly and Miss
Irm a Smith would be honored
guests.
Miss Holly had won first place in
the beauty contest held in Daytona
Beach where she had been entered
by the local jaycees.
There were also a number of
matters to be brought to the atten
tion of the new organization at this
meeting.
Personals
Postmaster J.P. Hall was spend
ing several days in Palalka tending
to business.
W.S. Doyle of Tampa had spent
Tuesday in this city on business,
the guest of the Valez Hotel.
M rs. E.F. H ousholder and son
Karlisle had left on the boat for
Jacksonville
to
meet
judge
H ousholder who would arrive
there Friday m orning on the
Mohawk from Boston.
The many friends of Mrs.
Alberta Aycock were glad to see
her out and at her old station at
Roumilliatt and Andersons.
Frank Donaldson of Eustis had
motored to Sanford on Tuesday to
see his wife who was ill at Femald
Lawton Memorial Hospital.
Dr, J.T. Denton and Mrs. R.C.
D enton had left that day for
Washington, D C. and New York.
They would R tu rn the first of
August.
Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Henley, Miss
Dorothea Ray, M iss Lena belle
Hagan, Albert Armour and Reed
Askew had form ed ai congenial
party spending die day in Orlando.
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Welcome to Stetson's Corner,
where weekly tec hope fe share a bit
o f what is good ahuuI the Village of
Geneva..This column is dedicated
to a man who did the same Deputy Sheriff Gene “Sfrfsun"
Gregory, te/ui teas iii/cii in the line
o f duty July 8. 1998, in the place
he was suvrn to protect, but which
could not protect him. Genera
will never be the same because of
Deputy Gregory...it will be better.
On March 25, m ore than 100
teens traveled from Longwood,
C asselberry. Eustis, Leesburg, Sanford, and
O v ied o to three S em in o le C ou nty N atural
Lands W ilderness Areas to perform service as
part of a three-day Youth C on feren ce. The
youth, age 14 to 18 were participating in a serv
ice project as part of the "I A M ” themed event,
sponsored bv the Church o f Jesus C hrist of
Latter-day Saints.
They were learning - and show ing - who
they are by what they choose to do.
t h is day they chose to help with a variety of
activities to benefit the N atural Lands Program
and its acres and acres of hurricane ravaged
landscape-.
"I AM ... searching for turtle burrows,*' said
Sarah, "and if we find one we place a flag on the
side of it so it can be m onitored later.'*
"I AM ... picking up trash because it helps
the environm ent," offered Sean as he cleaned
up the roadside in G eneva, "and doing service
feels good and I'm having a good tim e."
"I AM ... helping the environm ent by pro
viding shelter for a snake," replied Emily when
asked about her pine straw gathering and sort
ing activity. *Tm nere for service but I'm having
fun."
"I AM ... flagging turtles and it was hot, but
lots o f fun,” com m ented Hannah as she rested
after three hours of w orking at Lake Proctor
W ilderness Area in G eneva.
"I AM ... m uch more aw are of how m uch lit
ter people throw on the side of the road,"
lam ented Liz
H_it
I as
she
worked
the
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j J j L j r a Area to clean
| n j j E g i i f f l B f l up trash
L L Donald A R u fo of the Sem inole County
Sheriff's Department presents Dr. Lou Charles
Harold, son of the late Mrs. Juanita Harold, a
plaque in her honor for her service in education
and the Sanford Com m unity W eed and Seed
Program .
Ju anita
E vangeline
G raham
H arold
was
posthum ously
honored
recently, by the Sem inole
C ounty
S h e riff's
D epartm ent
(W eed and
Seed Program ) and the
Sanford police departm ent.
She taugnt for 34 years in
the Sem inole County school
system and retired in 1489.
M arva
Friends, fam ily and m em
bers of the S C S P and SPD
joined in a com m em orative
service, which included for
mer students, com m unity leaders and per
sons whose lives were touched by this great
educator, legend, and com m unity activist.
M istress of C erem on ies w as Francis
Colem an Oliver, a form er student. M usical
erfo rm an ces by the St. Paul M issionary
ap tist C hurch M ass C h o ir and Bennie
Gregory, Roberta Harper, Father and daugh
ter team H arry B. M anker and D eid re
R aggins, M in ister jim m y Blake, Ram ona
Acree and young artist ZM C were on hand.
Tributes to the life of ju an ila Harold were
given by Rev. Emory Blake, O scar Redden,
and Cheryl Sheppard. Special tribufe to the
late Mrs. Harold was m ade by Dr. Barbara
K irb y -B en tley
and
M rs. £m m a
Terry
A m m ons, both form er stu d en ts o f the
honoree.
A lighting ot the Candles m em orial was
held with candleholders in the m arch by
Sem inole County S h eriff's Departm ent and
Sanford Police Departm ent. Lighting of the
candles was by Kerri hall, president of the
local chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
Inc., Cappa Sigm a Om ega C hapter
This legend was alw ays excited to share
her talents with others, serving her com m uni
ty as an educator, tax consultant, and a tutor
of math which she loved. She was a historian
o f the H opper A cadem y
R estoration
C om m ittee, the G eorgetow n C om m unity
Im provem ent A ssociation , Sanford Police
Dept. C itizens Advisory Board, NAACP life
member, G olden Soror of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority,
S em in o le
C ou nty
Teachers
A ssociation , S em in o le C ounty ch ap ter of
FAMU alum ni, and SCA D ent./SPD Weed
and See Program . W ords of thanks were
given by C vntnia Hicks.
Lt. Donald A. Rufo of the Sem inole County
S h e r iffs Dept, presented a plaque on behalf
o f the great extraordinary life and legacy of
this distinguished, unique, generous hearted
w isdom -filled loving person. Dr. Lou Charles
Harold accepted the award given posthu
m ously to the Harold family. Many thanks
from the Harold fam ily to those who gave
generous expressions o f appreciation to those
w hose lives were touched bv this great trailblazer.
B om in Sanford to the late Frank and
Josephine G raham , she spent her 49 years in
the educational system where she gave of
herself to teaching, m entoring, and helping
others.
Hawkins
behind
by visitors
and passersbv. *T m glad 1 cam e
today."
"I AM ... taking hom e this aw esom e
cow sku ll that I found at the C h u lu ota
W ilderness A rea," Rachel inform ed us. "W e
were clearing a wide enough area for fire trucks
to get in for a prescribed burn and it was right
beside the fence. So I clim bed over, picked it up
and now I can put it in my room !"
"I think everything went well, we got a lot
a cco m p lish ed ,"* reported Brian Suber, Land
M anagem ent Specialist with the county p ro
gram.
Said N atural Lands V olunteer Program
Manager, Amy Raub of the service event, "I
think o verall th e day w ent very w ell. We
flagged over f*0 gopher tortoise burrow s at
G eneva, cleared thousands ot coral ardcsia
seeds off plants, picked up all trash bordering
CR 42b, in the parking lot and in the ham m ock.
At Lake Proctor, participants worked on clea r
ing trails, pulling Sand Pine Seedlings and then
finished the day with a splash collecting b u ll
frog tad p o les for the N ature C enter. At
Chuluota, students cleared the last of the h u rri
cane debris from trails and fire lines and co l
lected trash. Q uite a bit of work was accom
plished and I think that everyone had a great
tim e!"
A d d itionally one energetic group scrubbed
and shined tire Y arborough N ature C en ter
building at the G eneva W ilderness Area.
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Zabriski*. (above) upon spotting
a gopher tortoise burrow at Lake
Proctor Wilderness Area in
Geneva. The Longwood teen,
one of over 100 LD8 youth from
Lake and Seminole Counties
who volunteered several hours
helping with a variety of projects
at three Seminole County
Natural Lands Wilderness
Areas, places the flag in just the
right spot as directed. Natural
Lands employees can now mon
itor the activity of the burrow
without disturbing the resident
tortoise.
(Top right) Sorting dean pine
straw for snake bedding, one
group of young women helped
provide habitat for some of the
‘residents' at the Yarborough
Nature Center m Geneva. Other
LOS youth volunteers gave the
hands-on faculty a spring clean
T h o se lad ies w ho w ould lik e to see the
spring and sum m er new styles are invited to
attend a fashion show of the latest colors,
styles, dresses, suits, hats, and sports ware
th at can be w orn to m ake you o n e o f
Sanford ’s finest dressers, are invited to a
show ing at "Sw eet Spirit F ashions", Saturday,
April 9 from 2 until 4Lp.m. on South Sanford
Avenue betw een 2nd and 3™ Streets. All
sizes, styles, co lo rs. W in p rizes. Yvonne
Cherry, hostess and owner.
Sem inole County C hapter FAMU Alum ni
A sso cia tio n 's an n u al sch o larsh ip ban qu et
will be held A pril 23, at 6 p.m. at tne Sanford
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lion.
The first proposal is an
enclosed bridge with chainlink fence along the walkway.
McCollum said it would be a
pre-cast structure that could
be built in six months accord
ing to the construction compa
ny. (See renderings, this page.)
Mayor Thomas Greene had
reservations about the chain
fence, and Com m issioner
Gary Blender said special con
sideration had to be made for
this bridge which will be used
primarily
by
elem entary
school children.
McCollum said usage by
children was considered in all
theproposals.
The second concept, that
came in a close second in the
rankings, is the most expen
sive at $3.9 million. This one
looked more like a covered
bridge. It has a roof and a
welded mesh fabric covering
the walkway. The ramps lead
ing to the bridge have look
outs over the ponds on either
end.
"Beauty is in the eye of the
behotder, but this has a very
different design," McCollum
said in explaining the second
proposal.
Commissioners brought up
Proposal No. 2
the fact that the much larger
destrian overpass spanning
teratate 4 in Lake Mary coet
Just $3.5 million. McCollum
responded that that was four
y e a n ago and construction
materials have increased sub
stantially.
The third proposal would
cost $3.5 million. McCollum
said the design is different
again and would include
pointed roofs on the ends with
mesh across the top o f the
actual bridge. A sitting area
was planned below the ramps
on either end. The ramps on
this proposal would be less
com pact he said, with two
levels.
Greene
said
the
Mediterranean design of the
second proposal would fit bet
ter with future plans for the
downtown area. Brender like
the roof over the second pro
posal as well to keep the stu
dents dry as they cross the
bridge.
Com m issioner
George
Duryea said the cover would
cut down on light and may
create a security issue on the
bridge.
The number one concern,
however, on all the concepts is
the problem of having chil
dren 15 to 20
ground
covered.
C om m issioners
Brend er
and M ichael M cLean w ere
concerned about the artists’
renderings show ing w hat
looked like a 4-foot fence on
the ramps.
Com m issioner
Jan et
Jem igan said she didn't like
the idea of an overpass, but
she had the same safety con
cerns.
"1 can Just see a child say'
ing, i bet you can't jump,"*
she explained, adding that
there is the potential for
young people to' throw things.
Greene suggested that a lot
o f parents are still walking
with children in elementary
school.
It is possible to have cross
ing guards keep an eye on the
situation as well.
Whatever concept is chosen
for Lake Mary Boulevard
would make a logical choice
for the second overpass on
Rinehart Road, M cCollum
said.
"We might try to use the
same design on the other end
of the city," he said.
"It's som ething to think
about."
before the Board. The magis
trate ruled in favor of the
property appraiser Johnson's
assessment, and Northland's
request for tax exemption for
the property was again
denied.
Northland Church then
made a "Good Faith" pay
ment, paying the full amount
o f taxes owed. N orthland
now hopes to recoup that
payment as a result of the
lawsuit filed in February.
"W e are convinced the
property is exem pt from
property taxes. We strongly
disagree with Mr. Johnson's
appraisal," said N orthland's
Tim Tracey.
Com plicating the dispute
is an agreem ent reached
betw een Sem inole County
and Northland Church that
provides for the extension of
Sem inola Boulevard (Lake
Avenue).
N orthland's
Attorney,
James Spoonhour, noted that
the lack o f a road extension
has hampered the construc
tion efforts by making it diffi
cult for construction vehicles
to reach the property. There is
also
a
concern
on
N orthland's behalf that a
completed church with limit
ed access would create a mul
titude o f problems.
Johnson, the county prop
erty appraiser, acknowledged
that tne road extension issue
does create som e tim ing
issues, but the lack o f a road
extension was not seen as a
determ ining factor in his
decision to deny Northland’s
tax exem pt status for the
property in dispute.
Joh nson ’s reasoning was
that "it d oesn ’t require a
four-lane divided roadway,
with a median and irrigation
sprinklers, to begin work on
a construction project."
"C on stru ction
on
the
extension
of
Sem inola
Boulevard is sched uled to
begin in mid to late sum m er
and expected to take tw o
years to com p lete," said
county spokesw om an Patti
Michel.
The sale o f part o f the
N orthland
property
to
Centax Homes for the con
struction o f a housing devel
opment also complicated the
matter.
N orthland's
attorney
claimed the sale should have
no bearing on the property's
tax exem ption status. In
Johnson's opinion, the sale
created a case of "mixed use"
— another contributing fac
tor in his derision to revoke
the p roperty's tax-exem pt
status for 2004.
The law suit filed by
Northland Church is seen as
a m atter of following proper
procedure rather than a con
tentious battle between a reli
gious entity and a county
government.
Johnson, Spoonhour and
Tracey all com m ented that
they are hopeful that an
agreem ent can be reached
before the m atter goes to
trial.
Johnson noted that cases
involving churches are rare
because there isn't usually
much question as to how the
property is being used. An
attempt to resolve the dis
pute through discussion and
documentation as part o f the
process to determ ine proper
ty tax status is currently
being made.
New Smyrna Beach attor
ney Jordan Stew art is repre
senting Johnson.
The law firm o f Lowndes,
Drosdick, Poster, (Cantor 6
Reed
is
representing
Northland Church.
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Proposal No. 3
Above are artists renderings ol the three proposed walkways crossing over Lake M ary Boulevard.
Hawkins
G eorge A lien, a Sanford
native who practice!, law in
Fort Lauderdale.
Sem inole County Chapter
President Daryl M obley is
solicitin g support of all
FAMuans and supporters of
FAMU to attend this affair.
All inquiries for tickets, etc.,
may call 407*32.1*6366.
Seminole County Chapter
meetings are held each second
Saturdav of the month at St.
John Baptist Church at 2 p.m.
All FAMU graduates are
encouraged to attend the
chapter meetings. Your sup
port is needed.
The annual Scholarship
Program is sponsored by
Triumph, The Church of the
New Age. 1006 VV. 6th Street.
Your presence, participation
and support w ill help to
make it a success, a glorious
lime lifting up the name of
Jesus.
The
C room s A cadem y
C lassic 50 s will meet to plan
the reunion to be held in
2005.
All
interested
classm ates are invited to
attend the first m eeting,
Saturdav,
S aturday, A
A ppril
r i l 9,
v , at 9:30
v :ju
i.m. at the Elks Lodge, East
7 *"
Street
at
C ypress
Avenue. Richard "D ick "
Evans, chairm an.
for com pliance with storm
water drainage regulations.
By January 2004 the demo
lition work had been com
pleted, but no new construc
tion had begun. In assessing
the property for 2004 tax pur
poses,
Johnson
denied
Northland's tax exempt sta
tus and assessed a property
tax of $30,581 for the proper
ty valued at $1,663,903, The
Northland Church properties
on Dog Track Road are tax
exempt and are not part of
the lawsuit.
W hen determ ining taxexempt status, two main fac
tors come in to play: owner
ship and usage.
Ownership is not an issue
in the Northland lawsuit.
The
suit
filed
by
Northland states: "Since 2001
Northland has been using the
property from time to time
for church related religious
purposes and has been
preparing the property for
the construction of a church
sanctuary, church school and
related recreational facili
ties."
The lawsuit also states that
prayer m eetings, church
com m ittee meetings, gather
ings of the board of elders
and other church related
activities have taken place on
the property in question,
which in the eyes of the
Northland community con
stitutes "church use." It con
cludes that the property
should qualify for tax exempt
status.
W hen disputing a tax
assessm ent,
the
parties
involved have the right to
take their case to the Value
A djustm ent Board to plea
their case to an independent
magistrate.
In the fall of 2004,
Northland brought their case
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800 East 2nd St.
Sanford
Divine Worship
11:00 am
Danominattonal
Bemtnote Commuofty Church
5070 Orange Bfvd. Sanford
407-324-0199
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Jerry Walsh, Pastor
Saturday 5:30PM
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201 Elm Ave. Sanford. FL
407-321-8399
Timothy Hudson. Pastor
Sunday School. 10AM
Morning Worship. 11AM
Tue. Prayer. Bible Study. 7 30 PM
4 4 9 -P r M b y t t r l a n
First Presbyterian Church
el Sanford
Downtown on 3rd A Oak
407-322-2662
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Sun. Worship 10AM Nursery
Adult Sun School 9AM
Young Adults Sun School 11:15AM
Sun.
Youth.
Food.
Movie.
Fellowship 5PM
Mon Choir A Beils 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
We Welcome Your Visit At Any
Event
Jody McKewen, Minister
440 -Lutharan
401 -Anglican
404 -Baptist
Central Baptist Church
3101 West SR 46
Sanford. FL 32771-8844
407-322-2914
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Jimmy Dale Patterson. Senior
Pastor
3340 W. SR 426 (Aloma Ave)
(1/4 mile oft Greeneway.
SR 417 Going East)
Oviedo. Florida
407-657-2378
1628 Book Of Common Prayer
Sunday Service*
Holy Eucharist
SAM
Sunday School (all ages) 0AM
Sung Eucharist
10AM
(Nuraery at both services)
Weekday Holy
Euchanst Services
Tuesday
12Noon
Wednesday
7PM
Thursday
9:30PM
Friday
12Noon
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Worth the Distance
Sunday M w ^ B W e S h ld y 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
4 0 2 -A 8 $ e m b ly o f G o d
City Church
650 E. Airport Blvd
Sanford. FL 32773
407-321-9600
Eugene Smith. Pastor
Sunday Services. 9 00AM A
10:30AM
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First Baptist Church
of Longwood
891 State Road 434 East
Longwood. FL 32750-5304
407-339-3817
Chns Whaley. Senior Pastor
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•9:30 am Sunday School
•10:50am Worship Service
•5.00pm Youth Choir
•5:30pm Youth Discipline
•5:30pm Awana
•5:30pm Pastor's Dtscipieship Study
•5:30pm Divorce Care
•5:30pmVocal Ensembles
Tuesday
700pm Ladies Bible Study
•10 30am Pastor's Bible Study
6:00pm Pastor’s Disciplmeship
Study
6pm MI C . at Night (Music A
Missions m Children at Night)
<PM Orchestra Rehearsal
■6 30pm Youth Bible Study
•7 00pm Pastor's Bible Study
•7.00pm Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal
•7:30pm Youth Activities m Oym
First Baptist Markham Woods
5400 Markham Woods Road
Lake Mary. 407-333-2085
Dr Bob Parker. Pastor
Nelson Chapman. Youth Pastor
Bundey-Worship 10 45AM
Outdrank AWANA Club 5 30PM
Family Worship Center
2462 S. Park Ave
Sanford. FL 32771
407-322-9222
Jell Krall, Pastor
8unday Worship
Service 9:30AM
Wednesday Service 7PM
Family Activities 6PM
rlfBi M p lill Mnrofo
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. Music
Rev Mark Williams. Students
Adam Willow. Intern-Students
•Sunday School...9:15AM
Sunday Worship, 10.30A.6P
Wed Activities, all ages. 6 30PM
Nursery Provided
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Grace Baptist Church
919 Longwood Hills Road
Longwood, FL 32750
407-265-3595
Pastor Dave Thompson
Sunday School....9 :30am
Morning Worship ...,10:45am
Evening Worship....600pm
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Fket Church of Christ
Sciential, Longwood
975 Markham Woods Road
407-700-7708
Sunday Church Service and
Sunday School ....10AM
Wednesday..... 7:30PM
Child Care provided
Reading Room
145 Wetdva Springs Rd
Ste 14BA, Longwood, FL
Phone 407-869-1490
Mon-Fri 10am-4pm
Sat t Oam-1pm
419 -Church of God
RhrerWaik Church
laniard Church of God
801 W 22nd St. Sanlord. FL
407-322-3942
Rev Wes Tanksley. Pastor
Senior Adult Sunday School
...,945AM
Morning Worth*). 10 45AM
Sunday Night EDGE 8-7PM
Wednesday Family Enrichment
7 to 8PM
Seminole Tnrvty
Christian School
Pre-School thru grade 9
407-321-2723
Also Day Cere Stans at 1 Yr to
Pre-School. 407-323-1411
422 -Church of God of
Baptist Church
700 Elm Avenue
Sanford, FL 32771
407-322-5489
Rev Dr. Harry D Rucker.
Sr Pastor
Earty Morning Ser*. 8:15AM
Sunday School....9 30AM
Morning Worsiup. 11AM
Evening Worship<TBA) 4PM
Monday Bible Study ..7:30PM
P b I i m Ho A v a m it B m H i I C f c jr e f i
2S2S Palmetto Ave
Sanlord FL 32773
|407| 323-15S3
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'The Femtly Ffentry Church*
Ron Williams, Sr. Pastor
B4I Simpson. Associate Pastor
Dave SchneUe. College and Career
Pastor
Scott Garrett, Children's Ministry
Pastor
•Sunday A M. Svcs 0:30am A 11am
«b ie Study 9:45am
Sunday Eve Svc. 6pm
Wed.
Study AAWANA 7pm
Church ef Oed of Prophecy
2509 S Elm Ave. Sanlord. FL
407-322-4015
Thomas Hams. Pastor
Sunday School ...9:45AM
Praise A Worship .10 30AM
Menage by Paator 11AM
Evening Service....6PM
Tuesday Prayer Mtg, 10AM
Midweek Service (Wed) 7PM.
425 -Congrogotional
0 f* <* F a I i r ^ N A S ) ,Bl,0n-1
2401 S Perk Ave. Sanford
407-322-4584
Larry Leonard. Pastor
Sunday School.... 9 30AM
Morning Worship ..11AM
Chow Practice Wed 6:30PM
Baby sitting service available
428 -Epftcopol
Hoty Cross Cptecepel Church
S Park Ave (B 4th St. Sanford FL
Sunday Worship 7:30 A 10a.m.
Nursery A Sunday School lor chil
dren. Midweek worship m Chapel on
Tuet. A Weds. Community meal <9
530pm Weds. For times A detail of
studies and activities. Cell 407-3224811.
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4100 H.E. Thomas > Pkwy
Santord, FL 32771
(407) 323-0523
BdCoNmwi. Paator
Sunday Worship 8am, 1030am A
Sunday School 0:15am
Wad. AdMMas, A l Agee 630pm
491 -CtMritmatte
407 -CtfhoHc
Mbbb
Cordasatans. Saturday 4PM
Saturday Vtfl ......8PM
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407-444-5673
Rev Chariet L. Holt. Rector
Wkend Eucharist: Sal. 6pm
Sun 730am. 9am. Item
Chid. Church Bern/11am
Nursery, 9:45am -12:45pm
E p to c o p c l
Sanlord. FL
407-322-3798
Father Richard W. Trout, Pastor
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Holy Croat Lutheran Church
760 Sun Drive. Lake Mary. FL
Paul Hoyer. Pastor
Jonathan Thomas. Asst Pastor
Saturday Evening....5:30PM
Praise A Worship
Sunday Morning....6AM
Traditional Service
Sunday Morning 9 30Am
Praise A Worship
Sunday Morning ,11AM
Family Worship Service
Nursery Is provided
For Information call 407-333-0797.
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Lutheran Church of
The Rsdssmsr
(Missouri Synod)
2525 S. Osk Ave. Santord. FL
Pastor James Timmons
Sunday School.....9:15AM
Worship Service 10:30AM
Information, 407-322-3552
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New Creation Lutheran
Church
101 Upsala Rd. Santord Hwy46A A
Upsala Rd.
Intenm Location Upsala
Community Church
407-322-7312
Bob Bresemann. Pastor
Sunday Worship 6:15AM A 6 30PM
Nursery Provided
www NewCreationChurch cc
443 -Methodist
Christ United Methodist Church
406 Tucker Drive
(comer of Tucker Dr A 427)
407-322-7900
Rev Wayne Stone. Pastor
Sunday School
9 30am
Inter-Mission.........1030am
Morning Worship ...11am
B4>ie Study
Wednesday
6 30am
Children's Time
Included in Worship
Nursery provided for Babies
and Small Children
‘ Small Enough To Love You Growing m Chnsl To Serve You*
Markham Woods
Prssbyterlsn Church
5210 Markham Woods Road
Lake Mary. FL
407-333-2030
Dr Michael L Andrews.
Intenm Minister
Early Service. 6:30AM
Sunday School all ages 9 15AM
Traditional Worship 10 30AM
Nursery Provided
Upsala Community
Presbyterian Church
‘Knowing A Making
Known Jesus Christ*
Comer ot 46-A A Upsala Road.
Santord. FL
407-330-2635
wwwuosalachurch.com
Rev Bryan L Wenger. Pastor
Sunday School
9 00am
Morning Worship
10 00am
Nursery Care Provided
451 -Savanth Day
Advantlst
Seventh Gey Adventist Church
5779 CR 427
Sanford. FL
(behind Flea World)
Pastor Oavid B Graham
Sabbath School 9 30am
Morning Worship 10 50 im
Midwk Worship Wed *. m
Childrens Church Provoud
Kids C O O L Club
Seventh Dey Adventist
MARS HILL BOA
800 East 2nd St. Santord FL
407-323-5646
Sabbath School
9 30AM
Divine Worship
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Wed Prayer Mtg 7 30 PM
456 -Wtalayan
Fket United Methodlat Church
419 Park Ave. Sanlord. FL
407-322-4371
Jim Bradshaw. Pastor
Morning Worship.
•:30am A ll :00am
9:45am Contemporary Service
Coflee Fellowship. 0:30am
Sunday School. 9 :45am
Youth Fellowship. 4pm
Nursery Provided
Wesleyan Church ot Poole
5560 Wayside Drive
Santord. FL 32771
(OH 1-4 (EsitSI) West
First Street on Left •One Mile)
Leonard ODonneU. Pastor
407-322-6332
‘Where the Gospel is good News*
Sunday School
9 45AM
Morning Worship 11AM
Evening worship
6PM
Mid-Week Mtg Wed 7 30 PM
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T he H ekald
Sunday. April 3.2008 P a g e * A
Lake Mary sued over rezoning
B y S ta v e P a ra d is
M anaging Editor
LAKE MARY — Joseph and Sarabecca
Rosier have sued the city of Lake Mary
because they object to nvoning on property
adjacent to theirs off South Country Club
Road near Main Street.
"Basically the rvzoning we believe was
incorrect," Joe Rosier said in an interview
Luesday. I he Rosiers said the zoning change
from A gricultural A-1 to Rural Country
Estate will allow greater density on the parcel
|ust north of their property and could signal
higher density in the southern entrance to
Lake Mary.
"W e believe that this is natural land out
here It's .1 great entrance to the city and has
am biance that we don't leel should change."
Rosier said
City Manager |olm I ilton said Lake Mary
received the law suit March IN M ayor
Ihom as Creene s.ud luesday that the suit
was not unexpected given that Rosier dis
agreed with the city Com m ission's decision
to rezone and had hired a court reporter to
take verbatim minutes.
The suit says the rezoning of the property
owned by Steve and Ramona Lash should
have been denied for nine reasons.
The Rosiers contend that the city used
incorrect legal descriptions in advertising
public notice to neighboring landowners.
I hey said the public notices describe three
individual lots rather than one 3-acre proper
ty.
The also alleges that the city staff did not
provide the Com m ission with com plete his
tory on the property in question, and that
previous Com m issions had set a precedent
with the property by not changing zoning.
Another objection contained in the suit
says there have been not significant changes
in the south section of Lake Mary, and that
stall had informed the board that them was.
"The Commission did not provide Rosier
and other citizens a fair and impartial public
hearing and did not provide substantial due
process rights," the suit alleges.
Individual com m issioners were asked by
the city attorney to disclose discussions
about the rezoning that they had with the
property owners. The Rosiers could not cross
exam ine the Com m ission m em bers as to
what inform ation was provided, the suit
states.
The suit also alleges that after the public
hearing was closed Feb. 3, the Commission
continued to allow testimony from its staff
and no one else could make comments.
One commissioner, the lawsuit says, visit
ed the Lash’s property either alone or with
Lash.
Rosier said Cireene was the one who visit
ed the property. The mayor said he did visit
the property, but that it was purely coinci
dental that Lash showed up while he was
there.
Cireene said there is no prohibition against
P ie c e of history c o m e s to Longw ood
By J o e H endricks
Herald Correspondent
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A puve of
steel girder from the World
trade Centers will serve as a
final point lor a memorial
planned in I ongvuxd to honor
member- ot tin- New V>rk I in*
and Police department*, and tin*
New Turk Port Aulhorit\
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the Fin* I department New 3ork
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Mayor Butch MuiuK and citv
commissioners with the steel
puw nvovend trom the World
Irade t enter in the attennath ot
the terrorist attacks on S*pt II
H««al<l photo by Tommy Vincent
Longwood city officials recently roceived a piece of the World Trade
Centers that will form a centorpieco lor a memorial to those who
died on Sept 11. 2001 Top from left. Longwood Deputy Mayor
John Maingot, and Commissioners Dan Anderson and Mike Holt.
Bottom, from left. Jamos Bomford. Longwood Mayor H G. Bundy.
John Pedalino and Commissioner Brian Sackett.
2001
in one ot the I ongwood’s citv
parks, or a place in one of
I ongwixxl’s cemeteries.
City commissioners also
have to divide it they want to
build a stand-alone monument
in remembrance ot ‘Ml or incor
porate the piece tn>m tin* World
Irade L enter into a larger mon
ument that would also include
all brain lies ol the United States
military.
Ai cording to Bomtord. the
inemonal w ill Ivengravid w ith
tin* nanus.0 |the 141 firelighters
23 I'olice officers and -lit Port
Authontv ottners who lost their
lives on S*pt 11. 2UU Among
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Airport H tidtd to the top ot
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and tvpe ol monument to In*
constructed will tn* discussed at
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Port Authontv dog who perislnd in the attack.
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tnends on M-l 1, said: "Tin* hen»us ot that day an* already being
forgotten, they should never tx*
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new course starts April 20
SANFORD — Tlu* Seminole County Sheriff's Office
Community Law Enforcement Academy has undergone a
complete re-engineering of the Academy, and the largest
nMnictuimg of course material in tlx* last 10 years, according
to a Slienff's Office news release.
Ilx* rrvisid course begins Wednesday, April 20 and will last
for 13 weeks.
Ilx* course is now organized in four major blocks of instruc
tion Seminole NeighborlxxxJ Policing/Special Operations,
Corrections, Criminal Investigations, and Youth Services.
Tlx* course begins with an intnduction by Sheriff Don
Eslmger and Chief IX*puty Shenff Steve Harriett. That's fol
low id by pmsentations on patml operations and use of force,
which includes operation ol less than lethal weapons. This lays
tlx* gmundwork for a scenario to start the following week.
During tlx* scenario, students witness an aggravated felony,
tlx* (living and eluding of an am ud suspect, a felony stop and
takidown ot tlx* suspect's accomplices, and the fleeing of the
mam suspect.
,
Ilx* case will work its way through many facets of the
Sheriff's Office, including Seminole Neighborhood Polidng,
Special Operations, Forensics, Comvtions and the judicial
pnxtNs
Also, one evening will lx* devoted to aggn*ssive driving and
DL’I entonvment during which students will be offered the
opportunity to dnve golf carts wearing fatal vision goggles
which simulate various degnvs of impairment.
Additionally, students will tx* offend the opportunity to par
ticipate in nde-along with a uniformed deputy shenff, fire
Sheriffs Office weapons at the gun range, and observe our 911
operator* in tlx* Telecommunications Center, according to the
slx*ntf s Office Web site.
lo tx* eligible, one must: l ive or work in Seminole County;
lx* at least is years uf age. possess a valid driver’s license; not
have lx*i*n convicted of a felony; file an application with the
Sheriffs Office
To enroll, contact Pete Robinson at 407-663-6741 or e-mail
him at pn>binson» sominoleslienft org One may also register
on lux* by going to www.***minolesneriff.org and follow the
links
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T H E
Longwood.
In the months following tlu*
attacks ol ‘Ml, Pedalino, a
n*tmd New 3ork Citv tm*tighter, working in unison with
memtvrs of the Central Florida
Fire Chiefs Association. Iielfxd
raise $3 million for the Widow s
and Orphans Fund, a memorial
fund dedicated to helping the
child n*n and s p o i l * * *s ot New
3ork City public servants who
lost their lives in the line of duty
Among those who }x*n»lx*d
on ‘Ml was lYdalm ns close
friend lierald Barbara, an assis
tant deputy chief with N3 FD.
"We an* doing this for them,"
Pidalino said Pedalino is an
active member of Honda's "We
Will
Never
Forget
411
Foundation."
I11 addition to his help with
the
Longwood
memonal.
Pedalino lias also secured a
pirn* of the WTC to lx* u**d for
a monument to tx* built m
Wixxtlawn Cemetery in Orange
County.
Tlu* Citv ot Vero Beach
recently erected a monument to
\3 H i tin-tighters and plans an*
in place for a part of the WTC to
lx* embedded in a new tin* sta
tion to tx* built 111 Palm L oast.
Pidalino >sud he would love
to **v a monument envied on
the grounds ot the Daytona
Beach I11tenut 1011.il Speedway.
To this point, however, he has
run into difficulties trying to
determine who has the final sav
on tlx* matter
talking with people involved, and that the
com m issioners stated they would m ake their
decisions only on the testimony o r evidence
heard during the public meeting.
The lawsuit also calls the property change
spot zoning because land around the proper*
tv is the same size. The zoning change could
allow three homes to be built on the p roperty
where only one was allowed in the form er AI zone.
Litton said the city was waiting to hear
from the Lashes to see if they would Join their
side in the suit. No one knew when the m at
ter would be brought before a judge.
"I believe there's an attitude downtown to
cement over the area," Rosier said. More
homes and buildings increase the tax bate, he
added.
"This has to do with changing a lifestyle in
the city that I don't think should be
changed," he said. "W hen people don't aay
anything, well, there's too many changes tak
ing place in the whole county now."
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Bishop from Argentina will bless new
Latin rite Catholic church in Sanford
IK * Control Florida base of
the International Sod cty of St.
H im X Sanford's new "St.
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families.
"We are firmly rooted in
Catholic tradition, without
com prom ise," explains the
chapel’s pastor. Father C.M.
Daniel.
"Especially with the church
in crisis, it is more faithful for
Catholics to attend only the
traditional Latin mass than to
attend the Vatican II mass."
La Reja, Argentina, according
to a news release.
The bishop will also per
form traditional confirm a
tions the following morning
during the chapel's 9 a.m. tra
ditional Latin mass.
The
congregation
first
formed 12 years ago and has
steadily grown since then,
attracting young traditionalist
C atholic
Church at 590 Riverview Ave.,
w fll be blemed according to
tie old Latin rite at 2 p.m.
Saturday, April 2 by Bishop
Richard N. Williamson.
The bishop is visiting the
Untied States from his base in
March 24,2005
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE
Tha CKy of Sanford propoaaa to adopt tha following ordinance:
ORDINANCE NO. 3927
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE
NO. MSB (CITY OF SANFORD COMPREHENSIVE PLAN) AS PREVIOUSLY
AMINDCD; PROVIDING FOR AMENDMENT OF THE FUTURE LAND USE ELEM BIT AND THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN ELEMINT OP THE CITY OF SANFORD COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; AMENDING POLICY
1*14.7; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR RATIFICATION OF
PfWOR ACTS OF THE CITY COMMISSION; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; PROVKMNQ FOR CODIFICATION AND DIRECTIONS TO THE CODE CODIFIER AND
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ABBIBTANCE TO PARTICmATC M ANY OP
Th e annual Ea tto r E g g Hunt in
Fori Melton Park w as held in
Sanford on M arch 26. To p .
Sabrina Ptcardat, 9, of Sanford
show* off her festive new face.
Each year the Sanford Police
Department gives away bikes
to som e lucky egg finders, and
this year, Jonathan M orrison, 6.
ot Sanford climbs aboard h it
bike.
Left.
Antw oine
Cassanove, 3, celebrates his
birthday with a face painting,
and above, Jessica G ross, 12.
and W endy Plum lee. 6, smile
with their baskets.
Sanford pastor ready to have
second and third book published
By Liana Edison
H e ra ld W rite r
SANFORD — A Sanford
astor and resident is about to
ave hiii second and third
devotional book published.
PublishAm erica, a tradi
tional publishing com pany
specializing in books written
by new a d previously undiscovered talent said they
believe Carnes is a perfect
example o f the type of books
they publish.
"We \
w ere already fam iliar
with Mr. C arnet' work from
his first book. Spiritual Food
for the Soul. What I Wish I’d
Known is another well-writ
ten and crafted work of con
tem porary non-fiction that fits
our specialty like a glove.
PublisnAm erica
prim arily
publishes works by, for or
about people who face a chal
lenge in life, and who over
com e it by turning stumbling
blocks into stepping-stones.
We believe that Mr. C om et is
an accomplished talent in this
field ,"
D irector
M iranda
Prather laid.
C
Comes, who is a pastor at
Sanford First Church of the
Nazarene, hot bean a Sanford
resident for six and a half
years. He said he began writingfor
j lor a self-discipline, which
turned into spreading his
through e-m ail*
"It grew until
♦
sending them to eleven
states," Carnes said in an
interview Thursday.
When it kept growing,
Carnes decided to turn his
s into
a book. His first
ir
wnitings
publish
iblxlisned book was Spiritual
Food for the Work Week,
which is "a daily devotional
for your busy workweek," the
book cox'er says.
"I'v e always loved to write,
and the last two years were
my first (attempts] trying to
get it published."
Spiritual Food for the Work
Week, has 52 different subjects
split up into weeks and days.
Some of the "w eek-long"
chapters include Make Life
Count, Relationships, Conflict
M anagement, Better or Bitter;
Evangelism in the Work Place
and Self Control.
In Make Life Count, the
first chapter; Day 1 discusses
failure, and says "failing does
n 't m ake you a failure."
Com es then goes on to discuss
past president's, such as
Abraham Lincoln.
"A braham Lincoln's first
investment that 1 can make in
the life of others, let me do it
immediately. Let me not wait
until a more opportune time,
for I may never get this chance
again."
C am es second and third
books are due out on the mar
ket later this year. O ne is
titled. Spiritual Food for the
Soul and W hat I Wish I'd
Known: What I didn't leam in
college. C om es said that
Spiritual Food for the Soul is
much like his first book.
W hat I Wish I'd Known is
about life lessons, leadership,
attitudes for life and other
things that you don't leam in
college.
Exam ples include: W hy
people disagree with you;
where to find help with your
own personal weaknesses;
defining my own m inistry;
how to build and lead a vol
untary force; how to define
purpose and cast vision and
living the exam ple you want
people to follow.
"Basically, that’s the book,"
Com es said.
business as owner of a dry
goods store was a flop," the
author writes.
At the end of the Day 1 sec
tion he writes a quote and
oaks that the reader read the
quote everyday that week. "1
expert to pore through this life
but once. Any good therefore
that I a n d a any kindnm*
any encouragement, or any
Spiritual Food for the Work
Week
is
available
at
Amazon.com and other book
The other two books, due
out in either the summer or
fall will be available for pur
chase online at Amazon com,
BarneiandNobUa.com ,
PubliahAmeria.com
end
Borderexom.
�Section B
Sunday
April 3,2005
Briefs
SANFORD POP WARNER
FOOTBALL
The Sanford Youth
Football Association
(SYFA) is looking for foot
ball /Chcerieading
Coaches, volunteers and
sponsors for this coming
season.
The league will hold reg
istration and a car wash
this Saturday, April 2, at
the Walmart Plaza on
Orlando Drive 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
CHARITY BASKETBALL
The Recovery House of
Central Florida will play a
benefit basketball game
against Radio Station
102.) AMZ FM on Friday,
April 8th. starting at 7:30
p.m. at the Sanford
Salvation Army
Gymnasium at 700 West
24th Street.
A1 proceeds go to the
Salvation Army and
Recovery House.
For more information
please contact Brother
James at 407-323-5857.
CHAMBER GOLF
The Seminole County
Regional Chamber of
Commerce will be hold
ing the Chamber
Challenge Golf
Tbumament on Monday,
April 11th at Tlmacuan
Golf and Country Club In
Lake Mary.
Cost is IlSOper Individ
ual golfer and there are
several ■ponsofthip pack
age* available for the
event that will begin at 1
p.m. with a
tat Urn
Fof i
call Tara Godby al 407$33-4748 or e-mail at tgodby4Heminolebusinesa.org
SOAP BOX DERBY
The Central Honda Soap
Box Derby and The
Sanford Recreation
Department will be spon
soring a two-day Derby
Rally Day the weekend of
April 23ni and 24th.
Each car will run a mini
mum of two races (Double
Elimination Time Swap)
and car and driver must
meet AASBD standards.
Care must use Z-Glass
Wheels (No Wheel Bank)
and the daises are Stock,
Superetock and Master.
You must be pre- regis
tered and paid by April
21. NOON SITE REGIS
TRATION! First Racer $45
or two cars, if a family
member (brother or sister),
$75.00.
Check in time is 7 a.m.
and the first race starts at
8 a.m.
Fur more information
cal) Race Director Norm
Peny at the SRD (407-3305697) or at home (321-2670168).
SHS BOOSTER'S CLUB
GOLF
The 16th Annual
Seminole High School
Booster's Gub Golf
Tournament will be held
on Saturday, May 14th at
Mayfair Country Gub.
Tne event will begin at •
a.m. with a shotgun start
and will be played under
a Scramble Format.
ion is
HUMUiRI
* $70 per
nd F
Hole
player and
ship is available at
Sponsorship
dligans
are avail$100. Mullig
$5 or three for $10.
it also a special
$330 for four playa hole sponsoris included afteriong with an
presentation
rill indude many
to at 407-320-
e mornings and
123 in the afterT o do n a te a t d o o r pciae,
pleas* a
Director
M ajor L eagu e baseball set to open season
•yOtan Smith
Sports Editor
It's been a big off-season for most of
Seminole County's Major League base
ball players as the season prepares to
open tonight (Sunday).
The opening game will feature the
World Champion Boston Red Sox, with
Seminole High School products Jason
Varitek and Mark Bellhom, taking on
the New York Yankees in a rematch of
last season's American League
Championship Series.
The game will begin at 8 p.m. on
ESPN 2 at Boston's Fenway Park and
the Red Sox are to receive their World
Red Sox-Yankees set for
ESPN 2 Sunday night
Championship rings in pre-game cere
monies.
Lake Brantley's Varitek, one of the top
catcher's in all of baseball, appeared in
15 games this spring, going 9-for-32
(.281) with three runs scored, two dou
bles and a home run and drove in four.
Oviedo's Bellhom, who is expected to
continue as the starting second base
man. played in 17 games, going 10-for-
43 (.233) with three runs scored, thre
doubles and a home run and driving in
six.
All of the other teams will be in action
by Tuesday.
Sanford's own David Eckstein made
auite an impression on his new team,
tne National League Champion St.
Louis Cardinals, this spring, hitting an
amazing .420 (21-for-50) to show he is
ready to be the Redbirds' I—doff I
and shortstop.
The Seminole High School p a d
played in 19 games, scoring 15 raff
witn four doubles, a home ran and th e
RBI.
Lake Brantley's Felipe Lopes had Mi
best spring ever as he showed the
Cincinnati Reds that he ia ready to take
over the shortstop position for the
retired Barry Larkin.
Lopez appeared in 22 games, going
19-for-61 (.311) and scoring six runs
with five doubles and four RBI and
stealing four bases in seven chanoaa.
See Majors, P ag! 2B
SHS softball soaring
Tribe
wins
seventh
straight
To help boeten have a trod*
ble-free summer boating teaton, Bo*tU.S„ the nation'*
largest recreational boating
association, hat a spring com
missioning checklist. Whether
you have a power or taifeoaj
inboard or outboard, following
thii checklist it an eaay way to
get ready for the boating tea*
ton.
BEFORE YOU LAUNCH:
* Inspect and lubricate asa*
cocks. Hoses i
should be I
replaced aai
By Dean Smith
Sports Editor
Seminole High School
softball coach Dave Rogers
knew he had a talented
group of players this season,
but being so young, only
three seniors, he figured it
might be next season before
the team really started to
excel.
But if the early season is
any indication, the Fighting
Seminoles appear ready for
big things this year.
Thursday night in the
opening game of the
Kissimmee KUuic, the Tribe
rallied for seven runs over
the final two innings to
defeat Lake Highland Prep,
8-5, to stretch their winning
streak to seven games and
improve to 11*2 on the sea
son.
Seminole took a 1-0 lead
in the top of the second
when Alii Perkins singled
with one out and scored on
a Melissa Salsbury double.
But the Highlanders (5-4)
would take the lead by scor
ing three runs in the bottom
of the third, one coming
home on a single by former
Lake Mary player Carly
Winger, with the help of two
Tribe errors and then tacked
on two more runs in the
fourth with the aid of two
more Seminole miscues.
lak e Highland appeared
to be in control behind the
pitching of Beth Laurence,
another former Rams stand
out, but the Seminole
offense came alive in the
sixth.
See Softball, Pag* 2B
Spring
into
boating
with
checklist
* Inspect prop(t) for ding*
pitting and distortion. Matte
sure cotter plm i
Grip the prop and tty moving
the shaft - if it's loom, the cmU ts bearing may need to be
replaced.
1 Chech to make sure the
mdderstock hasn't
‘ Inspect the hull for btiatony
distortionsland
i
* Make sure your engine
intake sea strainer is free of
corrosion and property
secured.
Am y Jo y c a (N o . 5.
above) slidoa across
hom o with a run during
Sam inola's
7*1
Sam inola
Athletic
Conference victory over
Lym an on M onday and
was 2-for-S with an RBI
in an 6 -5 com e-trom behind victory over Laka
Highland Prep In tha
first
round
of
tha
Klseim m aa Klassic on
Thursday. Shaana W are
(right) had a save in the
win
over
tha
Greyhounds, then had a
big gam # in the circle
against the Highlanders,
scattering six hits and
allow ing
only
on#
earned run, while strik
ing out six. as the
Fighting Sem inoles won
their seventh straight
gam s to im prove to 11-2
on the season.
rudder stuffing boxes for
looseness. After the boat is
launched, be sure to check
these as well as thiough-hulla
for leaks.
* Use a hose to check for
deck leaks at porta and hatch*
es. Renew caulk or gaakata ae
necessary.
* If equipped, ensure that
stem drain plug is installed.
OUTDRIVES and OUT
BOARD ENGINES:
* Inspect rubber outdrive
bellows for cracked, dried
and / or deteriorated v o te
(look especially in the folds!
and replace if su
Page I I
Tribe nips Panthers in baseball
Sports EdMor
The Seminole High School baseball team ran
its newest winning streak to two style on
Thursday, rallying to upset Class 5A No. 10
state-ranked Pine Ridge, 3-2, in Deltona on
Thursday.
With the game tied at 1-1, David Walden
launched a two-run home run that barely
cleared the leftfirld fence, giving the Tribe a 3-1
lead that pitcher Mike Praaak made stand im.
Tyier Hartman had led off the bottom of the
tin t inning with a home run for the Panthers (821 but Prasak settled down and held the hosts
in check until his offense could get him some
tuna.
In the top of the third inning, Junior Tom
Quinn tied the game with a two-out double, set
ting the stage for Walden.
Pine Ridge got a run back in the fifth when
Hartman, who waa a one-man show for the
Psnthrn, doubled and later scared on a wild
Pine Ridge then got the potential tying ran to
mond on a double by Joey Munox, but Praaak
pitched out of the Jam.
The Panthers abo had a rally gom cin
n pitched out of
Charlie Arvai had another super relief effort,
striking out eight and allowing three hits in four
shutout innings, but the offense just could not
come through.
Larry Thomas singled in Luke Kimmig with
Seminole's only run. while John ligen was 2-for3 with a triple. Walden, Mark Cahill and Chris
Cole had one single each for the Notes.
Seminole got another outstanding relief effort
on Wednesday as junior Doug Vanderpool
allowed only three hits in 5-1 /3 innings of
shutout baseball as the Tribe rallied for a 6-5 vie*
over Tavares (7-7) to end the three-game
tocy’ ov
j streak.
losing
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Seminole gave up five runs over the first 1-2/3
innings, but came back on the strength of three
RBI each by Walden and Christian Rubio, nei
ther of which had a hit in the game.
Thomas went 2-for-2 and scored three of the
runs, Chris Cote was 2-for-S with a ran scored,
Nick Martin had a double. Dgen and Matt Hinre
both singled and scored a ran and Cahill also
had a hit.
Lyman and Lake Mary, meanwhile split a
homr-and-home aeries with each other an
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rams
waa2-for-2
The Fighting Seminotes (6-9)
he evening with Quinn going
ioubterew RBI and Walden going
, and two
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cause with a triple.
IHe game waa stUldoaa heading into toe sixth
with Lyman leading 5-2 when Bryan Bennett
who walked all four tone* he batted in the game,
not a bases on balls to load toe bases before
Danny Kava deared the bases with a double.
Jeff HummeU, who waa 3-for-4 at die plate,
oaoM on to squtkh a Lake Mary rally and earn
the save.
Bissdl again led the Rama, going 3-for-3 with a
double.
Oviedo (10-3) has had a nice week, knocking
off DeLand to take over the Class 6A-District 2
Wad on Wednesday and then whipping Lake
Howell in an SAC contest on Thursday.
Corey Bevis carried a shutout into the seventh
inning before settling tor a 7-2 victory over the
Bulldogs (10-6,5-2).
Bevis struck out 11 in the complete game at
Conrad Park as die Lions improved to 10-3 over
all and 5-2 in the district.
The game was scoreless through four, but
Oviedo easily pulled away over the final three
innings.
The big inning waa the sixth, when Scott
Dalton, Kevin Berry and Bevis each drove in a
run.
Keith Bisgonnls and Kevin Berry each had
three hits for the Lions, while Dalton drove in
three runs and Bevis helped himself by going 2for-4 with the RBI.
Bisgounis had another big game on Thursday,
going 3-for-5, to help back a super game by
Fontanez, who went 2-for-3 at toe plate and
threw a complete game in a 7-3 win over the
Silver Hawks (5-9).
Schneider was 2-for-3 for Lake Howell which
was coming off s 4-2 victory over THnity Prep (410).
Carlson was the winning pitcher, striking out
five in hurling the complete game, and Piard
was 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI at the plate
for the Silver Hawks.
Reinke was 2-for-3 with a home run for the
Saints, who also dropped an 8-0 decision to
Central Florida Christian Academy (13-3) on
Thursday.
Schneider had a double for Trinity Prep.
Winter Springs had missed its chance to take
over the 6A-District 2 lead when it fell 8-1, to
DeLand ace sophomore Mike Main (5-0) at
Conrad Park on Monday.
The Bears, who fell to 6-6 overall and 4-3 in
6A-2, saw their hopes drop when Roger Marsh
blasted a grand slam in the third inning.
Winter Springs only managed two hits off the
Bulldogs ace, with Vinny Cued doubling in
three tr ip and Caldwell going l-for-3.
Lake Brantley won its 10th game without a
defeat with a 3-1 victory over North Port in the
opening round of the Kissimmee Klassic.
Gast was the winning pitcher, striking out six,
white Ray Allen was 2-for-3 with two doubles
and two RBI at the plate.
The Patriots suffered their first loss on Tuesday
to an unreported opponent and no score either,
but the locals bounced back to crush host
Osceola, 11-1, on Wednesday.
Allen again had a big game for Lake Brantley
(11-1), going 3-for-4 with a home run and a dou
ble and driving in three runs. Lamar Guy was
also 2-for-4 with a home run.
Lake Mary Prep picked up its ninth win of the
season against just two losses with a 4-2 victory
over The Master's Academy on Tuesday.
John Campos-Whitley struck out nine in going
the rout on the mound, while Bobby Zinsmaster
had a double and drove in two runs.
Vergesen had a single and scored a run for the
Eagles (6-7).
TMA had evened its record on Monday with a
14-4 whipping of Deltona Trinity Christian (2-6).
Clark was 2-for-3 with a double, while Norris
worked three hitless innings on the mound for
the Eagles.
Orangewood Christian (5-6) suffered a pair of
one-run losses, 5-4 to Worthington Christian
from Ohio (I-0) on Tuesday and 4-3 to Father
Lopez (7-4) on Thursday.
Lowery and Weber were the top hitters for the
Rams in the games.
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Em ilee Edelm an struck out four in four innings of work to get the victory
7-1, in a Sem inole Athletic Conference gam e on Tuesday.
Softball
But the Greyhounds would
end the week 1-2 as they also
lost an SAC decision to
Oviedo, 3*1, on Thursday.
Whidden led the Lions with a
double, while Muldoon was
the winning pitcher, sinking
out four in five innings of
work.
That victory got Oviedo back
to .500 (7-7) as the Lions had
also beaten Waverly, 7-1, on
Wednesday.
Harrison was 3-for-4 with
two runs scored to lead
Oviedo, while McLaughlin and
Case were both 2-for-3 with a
double.
In another game from the
Kissimmee Klassic, Trinity Prep
(15-1) continued its outstand
ing plav, edging Timber Creek
(4-31.2-1.
Katie Burdcaux ran her
record to 8-1,allowing three
hits and fust her fifth run of the
season, it was unearned, while
striking out nine to give her 86
on the season
The senior was also very
good at the plate, going 3-for-3
with a double, while Carlv
McCullough was 2-for-3 with a
run scored. Shannon Griffin
w a s I -foe-2 with a tnple and
an RBI and Brooke Bushika
was l-for-3 with a run scored
On Tuesday, Griffin had
showed off her pitching skills,
throwing her sixth shutout of
the season in as many starts in
an 18-0 rout of The First
Academy (2-7)
In 31 innings this season,
Griffin has struck out 31, while
walking just three and giving
up II hits and no runs.
Offensively, Macy I fall went
3-for-4 with three RBI, while
Bushika was 2-for-4 with a
home run and two RBI
Lake Mary had gotten a big
SAC victory on Tuesday, as
freshman Hope Bitzer struck
out 13 in hurling a 7-0 shutout
at Lake Howell. Sophomore
Danielle Valentino paced the
Rams offense, going 2-for-3.
But Lake Mary (13-5) found
itself being shutout on
Thursday, dropping a 2-0 deci
sion to a very good Cocoa
squad (15-3). Bitzer and Leah
Lillv had doubles for the Rams.
Continued from Page IB
With two out and no one on,
Perkins and Norian Torres
ripped back-to-back singles
before advancing on a passed
ball and scoring on a single by
SaLsbury to cut the deficit to 5*
3.
In the top of the seventh with
one out, Amanda Edelman
walk'd and Ashley Tabor sin
gled before Sheena Ware sin
gled to plate Edelman and after
a passed ball Tabor scored the
’ing run on a sacrifice fly by
milee Edelman and Ware
scored what proved to be the
winning run on a single by
Perkins.
Torres followed with a single
and Salsbory walked to load
the bases before Margaret
lusher also walked to force
home Perkins. Amy Joyce then
closed out the scoring with an
RBI single to plate pinch-run
ner Melissa Arce.
With the lead in hand. Ware
quickly closed out the victory,
getting a pair of ground outs
and a flv out to end the* game.
Ware had a big game in the
circle, scattering six hits and
allowing only one earned run,
while sinking out six.
Perkins had a huge game on
offense, going 3-for-4, scoring
three* runs and driving in the
winning run.
Also having mulit-hit games
were Tabor (2-for-3, run),
Salsbury (2-fur-3, double, three
RBI), Torres (2-for-4, two runs)
and Joyce (2-for-5, RBI).
Salsbury had also had a big
game tin Tuesday as she had a
three-run home run in a 7-1
Seminole Athletic Conference
victory over Lyman (8-7).
Emilee Edelman was the win
ning pitcher, sinking out four
in four innings of work, with
Ware coming on to get the
save. Knaus was l-for-3 and
scored the run for the
Greyhounds.
Lvman had opened the week
with an 8-1 victory over
Waverly, Tennessee', with
Baumgart going 2-for-2 and
scoring two runs to back the
nine* strike out pitching of
Elrod.
g
as Sem inole bested Lym an,
Lake Howell (5-8) was also
shut out on Thursday, 1-0, bv
Colonial (7-6). Plank pitched
well in defeat, sinking out six,
while Huggins led the Silver
Hawks offense', going l-for-2.
Lake Mary Prep ran its
record to 9-0 with an 18-3
thumping of Geneva (1-7) on
Tuesday with Katherine
Taricano sinking out four in
the five inning game, while
going 2-for-4 and scoring two
runs at the plate. Best also had
a double and two RBI for the
Gnffins.
But the unbeaten streak came
to an abrupt end on Thursday
as LMP (9-1) was blanked 11-0
by Pine Castle Christian (6-2).
Lake Brantley 15-8) got closer
to .50(1 with a pair of wins this
week.
Stevens had a big game,
going 2-for-3 at the plateand
striking out 11 in a completegame, 3-2, victory over Winter
Springs (8-4) on Tuesday in
outpitching Bears star Roser
(three strike outs in five
innings). Komopka was 2-fur-2
for Lake Brantley.
Stevens was at it again on
Thursday, striking out eight in
pitching the* Patriots to a 6-1
victory over Waverly with
Lofton going 2-for-3 with three
RBI and Kellv 2-for-3 with two
RBI
The Master’s Academy (8-3)
has had the biggest week, how
ever, going 3-0 so far.
The Eagles opened the week
with a 12-0 drubbing of
Deltona Trimly Christian (4-5)
with Munyun hitting a home
run and driving in three and
Smith also homenng and driv
ing in two to back a seven
strike out effort from
Laferriere.
Then on Thursday, TMA
swept a doubleheader from
Lighthouse Christian, 13-4 and
13-0.
Flood was the winning pitch
er in the first game, striking out
nine, while Nouft was 2-for-2
with five RBI and Smith was 2for-4 with three RBI.
In the nightcap, Lorin Lee
hurled a one-hitter, striking out
four, while Boutin was 2-for-3
with two RBI and Harbum was
2-for*3 with an RBI
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Fellow Red Danny Graves looks to be in fine
shape as the Cinry closer as he went 1-0 with a
save this spring, appearing in 11 games and
posting a 1.50 ERA. In 12 innings he allowed 12
nits and two earned runs, while striking out five
and walking four.
Corey Patterson also had a good spring for the
Chicago Cubs, hitting .250 (16-for-64) in 21
games, scoring eight runs with five doubles and
rive RBI and stealing three bases in as many
chances.
Two other locals got extended time in Spring
Training, but will begin the season in the Minor
Leagues.
Lake Brantley's Rickie Weeks continued to
make quick progress in the Milwaukee Brewers
organization, playing in 17 games this spnng,
the second baseman nit .275 (ll-for-40) with
eight runs scored, two doubles and two triples
and four RBI and going 34or-4 on stolen base
A rib-cage injury had cost Weeks a run at some
Arizona Fall League records prior to Christmas
as he was sidelined for the last week of the pres
tigious AFL and finished with a J8 2 batting
average, six home runs and 21 RBIs in 22 games
for the Scottsdale Scorpios* who went 21-15
(Division.
him," Nichols said.
Weeks finished with a .520 on-base percentage
and .737 slugging percentage, just a few points
shy of the league records Kansas City's Ken
Harvey set in 2002. Harvey, who played first
base for the Royals last season, posted a .537
OBP and slugged .752 for Scottsdale to set the
AFL marks.
The performance was welcome news for
Brewers observers, who watched Weeks play
through an up and down season at Double-A
Huntsville. In his first season at that level Weeks
batted .259 with eight homers, 42 RBls and 107
strikeouts in 133 games. He was hit by a pitch a
whopping 28 times.
Thanks partly to his strong fall season. Weeks
is headed to Triple-A Nashville next year.
"That solidified his opportunity at Triple-A."
Nichols said.
Seminole High's Tim Raines Jr. also got a lot of
exposure again this spring but has been
optioned to AAA Ottawa to begin toe season.
Raines got into IS games, most as a pinch-run
ner or lair-inning defensive repiacemtn, but was
still 3-for-25 (.120) at toe plate with three rune
sooted and three RBI. He also was 4-for*4 in
TWo other*focal*products will be coaching this
i Sanford's Tim Raines Sr. will be me
iasd Wreks' injury ss a "tweak" and said it was
"W r just didn't want to take any chances with
i
Washington National* foemrriy
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Q »«k power steering and
power trim oil level*. Replace
worn-out zinc*.
' Imped outer Jacket of con
trol cables. Crack* or swelling
indicate corrosion and mean
that the cable has to be
replaced
,n*f*ct fuel lines, including
fill and vent hoses, for softness,
brittleness or cracking. Check
all Joints for leak* and make
•uie all lines are well support
ed with non-combustible clips
or straps with smooth edges.
ENGINES AND FUEL SYS
TEMS:
' Insped fuel tanks, fuel
pumps and filters for leak*.
Clamps should be snug and
free of rust. Clean fuel filters.
* Insped cooling hoses and
fittings for stiffness, rot, leaks
and/or cracking. Make sure
they fit snugly and are doubledamped.
' Every few years, remove
and insped exhaust manifold
for corrosion.
' Clean and tighten cledrical
connections, especially Kith
ends of battery cables. Wirebrush battery terminals and fill
cells with distilled water.
' Inspect bilge blower hose
for leaks.
SAILBOAT RIGGING:
* Inspect fittings for cracks
and rust. Inspect wire halyards
and running backstays for
“fishhooks’* and nisi.
* Remove tape on tumbuckles and lubricate threads,
preferably with Teflon. Replace
old tape with fresh tape.
* Recaulk through-deck
chainplates as necessary (gen
erally, once a decade).
TRAILERS:
* Insped tire treads and sidewalls for cracks or lack of tread
and replace as necessary. Check
air pressure. Don’t forget the
spare!
* Insped bearings and repack
as necessary.
* Test tail and back-up lights.
Test winch to make sure it's
working properly.
* Inspect trailer frame for
rust. Sand and paint to prevent
further deterioration.
MISCELLANEOUS:
* Check expiration dates on
B rie fs
Continued from Page IB
Principal Mike Gaudrvau at 407-320-5102.
UCF BOYS BASKETBALL CAMPS
The University of Central Florida/Kirk Speraw
Basketball Camp will K* holding ramps this
summer.
Camps are open to players age* 7-to-17 and
begin a 9 a m. and end a 4 p.m. daily. Activities
include professional instruction, 3-on*3 and 5on-5 competition and daily contests Each
camper will receive a camp basketball, camp tshirt, and a daily lunch All camp activities will
be held in the (air-conditioned) UCF Arena.
Camp dates are:
Session I _ June 7-10.
Session II _ June 13-17.
Session III _ June 20-24.
For more information and to receive a camp
brochure*, please call 407-823-5805 or go to the
web page at www.justsportscamps.aim/speraw.
DEREK WAUGH-STETSON UNIVERSITY
BASKETBALL CAMPS
The Derek Waugh-Stetson University
Basketball Camps will K* held in June and July
at the Edmunds Activities Center in DeLand.
The Camps and dates are as follows:
Shooting Camp _ June 10-12.
Position Camp _ June 12-16.
High School Team Camp _ June 25-26.
Individual Camp _ June 26-30.
Individual Camp _ July 24-28.
For more information check out the website at
www.stetson.edu/hiNipcamp or call Sebastian
Singletary at 386-822-8101 or e-mail at
■aingletOstetson.edu.
FRANK GRIFFIN'S STETSON HATTER
FA8TPITCH ACADEMY
The Frank Griffin Stetson Hatter Fastpitch
Academy will be holding camps in late May and
early June at the new Stetson University Softball
Complex in DeLand. The Camps and dates are
as follows:
Advanced Camp
mp._ May 31-June 3.
General Skill* Camp _ June 5-8.
Pitching and Catching Camp _ June 8-10.
For more information call Tracy Riepcnhoff at
386-822-7337 or e-mail at triepenmistetMin.edu.
BOXING TEAM
The newly started Sanford Boxing Ctub,
Incorporated is looking for members ages 10-to17.
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, 9|5 E. First Street, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30
p.m.
Membership is a $37 fee per calendar year to
USA Boxing, Incorporated and after the first 90
days, a quarterly fee of $25 for equipment usage.
Sanfonl 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, learn to function with others,
develop good sportsmanship and experience the
rewards of always trying to do their best.
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. athlete* will K? allowed to participate 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 (Ride Russ!) at 407782-0523; fixe Sanfonl Police Department (Office
Shamar) al 407-323-3030; or the Sanford
Recreation Department at 407-330-5697.
BASEBALL PLAYERS WANTED
The National Youth Baseball Association is
looking for youth baseball players between the
ages of 12-20 that would like to be a part of its
fflxx National and International Tournament
Tcam(s) and /o r the Summer Wbodcn Bat
League. The tournament teams will be traveling
to Ohio, Illinois, South Carolina, Pennsylvania,
Geoegla. Florida, Kentucky, Arizona, Louisiana,
Puerto Rico and Hawaii.
Roetm are limited to 14-to-16 players per
oer tee group. Registration will be accept
ed on afirst cooxe-first served basis. For addi
tional information please call 773-264-1040.
ORANGE COUNTY LIFEGUARD JOB FAIR*
TO B f HELD AT FORT GATUN RECRE*O w srC o u n h fp « i» and Recreation will hate
lifeguard icb fairs at fixe Fort Gatlin Recreation
nf> Wednesday, March 30 and on
S i S S a v . April 20-Each two and onehalf
Imhit tab fair xriO begin at 4 pan- The Job fair xrifl
£eusiid to staff O ange County's aquaficcsnten
flares and fire extinguishers.
* Check stove and remote
tanka for looae fittings and
leaking hoaes.
* Inspect bilge pump and
float switch to make sure it's
working property.
* Insped dock and anchor
lines for chafing.
* Update or replace old
charts, waterway guides.
* Check shore power cable
connections for bums, which
Indicates the cable needs to be
replaced.
1 Make sure your boating
license and /o r registration is
up to dite. Don’t forget your
trailer tags.
* Review your boat insurance
policy and update coverage if
needed. Be sure you have fuel
spill insurance coverage.
* Make sure you have a prop
erly sized and wearable Urn
Jackets in good condition for
each passenger, including kids
and pets.
The checklist Is also available
al
http: / / www.BoatUS.com / free
bies
FIVE-YEAR FISHING
candidates selected for employment will receive
free lifeguard instruction.
The Job fair will include interview* and water
skills evaluations. The water skills evaluation
will consist of: swimming 500-yards non-stop
while utilizing the breaststroke and front crawl
with rhythmic breathing and a stabilizing, pro
pellant kick; and swimming 20 yards using front
c t a w I or breaststroke, surface diving to a depth
of 7 to 10 feet, retrieving a 10-pound object.
returning to surface and swimming 20 yards
back to starting point.
All attendees will need to bring their driver's
license and social security card. For more infor
mation, please contact Orange County Parks and
Recreation at (407) 836-6200.
Fort Gatlin Recreation Complex is located at
2009 Lake Margaret Drive in Orlando. For direc
tions, please contact the Fort Gatlin Recreation
Complex at (407) 858-3290.
REGISTER NOW FOR SUMMER CAMP
Do your children long to spend their summer
days in the great outdoors? Would they love the
chance to leant about wildlife from the experts,
or swim, hike and canoe with other children
their age?
Then it's time to sign them up for the Ocala
Outdoor Adventure Camp at trie Florida Fish
and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC)
Ocala Conservation Center in the Ocala National
Forest.
The summer camp is for boys and girls ages
10-15, and is based on wildlife conservation,
firearm safety and outdoor skills. This year the
camp offers five one-week sessions with all new
programs beginning on June 19.
The primary goal of the camp program is to
provide children with the neensary skills and
knowledge to become better sportsmen and
women, while instilling an awareness of firearm
safety, conservation and wildlife stewardship. In
addition, campers will fish, canoe, sw im .!hike
jther outdoor act
and participate in many other
activities.
ition is only $295 per' <
camper per week, and
includes lodging, food, program materials and
instruction for each session. Each weeklong set
sion is divided into four groups based on their
individual focus: Wild about Wildlife, Wet and
Wildlife, Hunting and Hunter Safety, and
Expedition. All programs are new or significant
ly revised in format and scope from previous
yean.
“Camper* in Wild about Wildlife, a new pro
gram Axis year, will haw a chance to go wild
exploring nature," said Cardinal Collins, director
of the Ocala Conservation Center. “They will
learn about wildlife management and enjoy
many camp activities including basic wilderness
survival and field fint-aid training, canoeing
fishing, hiking, shooting sports, and other
hands-on outdoor programs.
For those who simply can't resist the water, the
camp another new program aptly named Wet
and Wildlife.
“This program gets into fixe fun of fishing,
marine ecology and boating safety. In addition to
the traditional camp activities already described
above. Wet and Wildlife campers will have the
opportunity to become certified in the FW Cs
Boater Safety Course,” said Collins.
For fixe intermediate tewl camper, fixe camp
offers the Hunting and Hunter Safety group.
“These campers will team about wild game
and its habitat, and apply this to developing ethical hunting skills. Then they will have a chance
to get theirhunter safety certification.
■They will receive firearm safety as well as
shotgun and rifle shooting instruction from
National Rifle Association (NRA) certified range
safety officers. And, they will receive atdxety
instruction from National Archery Association
certified instructors, while participating in
numerous shooting range activities. They will
also have a chance to participate in many camp
activities including basic xvUdctness survival
and field first-aid training, canoeing, fishing,
hiking, and other hands-on outdoor program*,”
•aid Collins.
The final program is for advanced campers
who have already completed a hunter safety
course.
Ifor the
“The Expedition group is dcsij
■xvtth an avid interest in I
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yean, and will automatically
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lures, fishing line, magazines
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If you plan on buying a boat
and pick the right make, you
can save $250 on gear to outfit
the vessel using one of the
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Licenses are available at
county tax collectors' offices,
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License sellers collect fees of $2
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of the license.
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SCAMMERS
The Internet can be a great
tool to buy or sell a boat.
However, sometimes its murky
waters swirl with fraud, con
artists and scams. To help you
avoid these unseen shoals,
BoatU.S. Consumer Affairs has
these tips to help online buyers
and sellers protect themselves.
Buying A Boat:
The first rule on protecting
yourself online is to never buy
a boat unseen. Make a visit to
the boat, sea trial it and haw a
survey done by a professional
marine surveyor.
One potential scam is called
“phishing,” in which scammers
use some tidbit of personal
information to lure you into
divulging financial data such
as credit card numbers, account
usernames and passwords, and
social security numbers. This is
done by using counterfeit emails and fraudulent Web sites
to fool recipients into believing
they are actually providing the
sensitive information to a legit
imate company.
You can protect yourself by
calling the companies whenev
er a questionable situation aris
es, and unless you are actually
paying for something, never
give out any personal informs-
tkm to anyone. Online window
■hopping is fine but the actual
purchase is best made in per
son, unless you know that fixe
wco Bite lb secure ana rep*
utable. Also try to obtain •
physical address rather than
merely i post ocnce vox ana a
phone number. BoetU-S.
strongly urges that bote buyers
decline a purchase when seQen
don't provide you with this
type of information. If the seller
is company like a dealer or bro
ket you can also check with
the Better Business Bureau
from the seller's area.
Selling a 1
One of fixe biggest scams Is
fixe oldest one: fixe "Nigerian"
•cam, which targets individuals
that use Internet classified ads
to sell merchandise. Some
BoatU-S. members haw report
ed several versions of the scam,
which entails an overseas
buyer in Nigeria, London,
Bulgaria, or Canada attempting
to buy a boat with a bank draft
written for more than the ask
ing price — with the stipula
tion that the seller sends back a
cashier's check for the overs*
average.
Of course, the "buyers" check
is counterfeit.
To defeat this scam, use an
escrow or alternate payment
service to buy the boat, and
never send any money back to
the purchaser without making
certain that their check has
cleared your bank. Also be
aware that cashier's checks are
not considered cash by your
bank — the sender of such a
check can always put a stop
lent on the check,
payment
y, if you think you have
Finally,
been contacted by an e-mail
scammer, BoatU.S. Consumer
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ou at
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BoatU.S. Consumer Affairs
offers free services to make
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including the boating indus
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and camprite preparation. “
The Ocala Conservation Coxier is located an a
57-acre peninsula rich in hialocy and xrildlife in
beautiful Marion County in north Cantiel
Florida. Located lute 20 mltoaewt of OcaU, it ie
beautifully
‘
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rustic, yet<
ins and die
K I M M A K B 1H U R M ARK
ON ANNUAL L IST O F TO T
BOAT NAMES
BotoVS* the nation’s largart
recreational boat otvnare asso
ciation. announced today its
“20W JbgTen Lite of Mote
Names” as select*
Popular
thecounedbybe
try. This year's wtimers wren a
mix of old and new, xvith chil
dren appearing to take an
increasing rote in the naming of
the family boat.
With fife final tallies la
Hakuna Matata (13) and
Ghana (89) are terms that came
from fixe Disney films The lion
King and Lilo and Stitch,
respectiwly. Hakuna Matata,
which means “no worries, trou
bles, problems or cares” In
Swahili, first appeared on the
list in 1995 shortly after fixe Ini
tial release of the film. Ohana
means "family” In Hawaiian
and Is a newcomer to fixe list
“These movies must haw
gone to DVD," chuckled
BoatU.S. President Jim Ellis.
“And who can turn down the
kids when they come up xvith a
great boat name?"
After a short hiatus, bade on
fixe list are two patriotic names
that first appeared after 9/11,
Liberty (86) and Freedom (88).
“World events and American
pride are still very much on fixe
minds of boaters," added Ellis.
Rounding out the 2004 list are
some favorites from previous
years: Aquaholic (81), Happy
Hours (84), Fish Tales (85),
Seas the Day (87).
The "2004 Top Ten List of
Most Popular Boat Names" is
as follows:
11 Aquaholic
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71—Help Wanted
12— Elderly-Care
Certified denial Aatittant 5 yrs
experience Starting salary.
5400 Tuet-Frt 407-629A955
O TS Up to 2yrs experience
I cal. 407-430-3270
CetagH ^T^^^^^Su^
employment
Will
do
housekeeping.
personal
grooming , can tow m 407-3301423
21—Personals
Hanging llower baskets. $2
lt o » Mtontad. John B. 407-431 •
1M 4. midway Part, 2895
Avatona
Dr.
Sanford
Maraaetton 1 7 * A 427, turn
aaal on 427,8 Mocha on nghl
95—B usiness
O pportunities
Por Beta 12025 Monthly
SaaaMritn aitraa average
S3000/MO Lola of Eguipmanl
■tatojitSOMefrTSMae^
7 1 — H elp W anted
A Hearing Aid Co it testing
xoarvabte dark
In business to
buometa coliactiont The
candidate should
i 2 lo 3 yrs asp
w/accountt receivables 0
COOSChons. So proficient
ntoomputars and ascadant
oommumcation
skil
Fragrance Free 0 Smoke
work environment Fas
w and salary leq to 407330-1775
or
amail
fed. day lima
Santord area 407
•akcat
Operator
Final
( M n g Rough grades and
atonwMas Experienced. | i 2145a. F/T wdt Pandas 407-3225133
tor • team member lo (onoia
gxaat fatal ato5. Lotting tor
l Engineer to work
m ir y
It
I 1K50 to I I 4 00 per hr Apply
IM to M w yF L 32745.407-5R
M aD .C O C .O P W P
l a s s if ie d s
71—Help Wanted
71—Help Wanted
71—Help Wanted
LABORERS NEEDED
Medical Assistant Sanford'
DaBary
lor OB-GYN
Excellent benefits Fax resume
407-321-4027
Strong math a tilt Apply in
parson. 1000 E Lata Mary
BMJ Sanford
Dover - Dedicated Lena
HOME EVERY W EEKEND
GUARANTEED'
♦to Touch Freight
M SS Preioaded/Pretarped
•Average 1770 •SlOiOtoeek
Jacksonville. FL Terminal
COL-A raqd 077-425-5627
wwwctdnvars com
Driver needed Musi have
dean record, past drug test
Musi tie over 25 yrs old Proper
attire/ 407-027-2500
FABRICATORS TRAINEES 0
SUPERVISORS • Longwood
MVAC Sheetmetai Fabrication
shop looking lor F/T help- day
andmghlahMavatabto Would
alar sap Wa offer excellent
netoa package Cal 407-3301720 Sit 305
per Pfew alite r: Vehicle
provided. 20 to 30 hrs/wk.
Orlando area, great earning
potential 407-530-4700
bP C needs Class B A D
Driver*
ASAP
With
Experience 5 good MVR
CaH 407-435-1515
MSTALLCR/TRAMEE
Vertical bands 4 more Banahts
lla n g p iM b d CM 407-5304700 tor interview
MVCSDOATV MPONC
YOU INVEST'
Always a good policy,
especially
tor
business
, Cal
Florida Dept of Agncuttura *
Consumer Sarvnoa at 500-4357352 or FTC-HCLP tor free
M km aaonO vttt a t Web aw
at anew he govfeuop
Ftonda law raquew sakars of
certam buemees opportunities
to regator w«h Ftonda Dept of
Agncuttura 5
Consumer
Services before eeitng C e llo
you buy
Dxrvng Room MR 5 RB5n
iff naeaed for busy
restaurant
m
La
xyAarywodwaa 407-32015100.
POR UNDCROROUND
UTILITY CONTRACTOR
Starting Batary tt-IOMr
HtALTH M UAAHC5 4NO 401K
PUUIt Onif free wiikpixr*
Apply at: MS M W Drue.
AMsaww wnsae 4 5 7 -w
saao. soe
Lawn
Maintenance
Foreman/laborers
Residential Commercial, drs
license 5 sip required Up to
SIOiTir to Start 407 531-5435
Loan Originators needed no
experience
no
license
required, earn while you team
PT or FT Cal Mke Loader. 407330-0713
Looking lor eipd Breakfast
Hostess and Front Desk
parson. Apply at the Holiday In
Express 3401 S Orlando Dr
Santord
Lodung for happy ndwlusl <mo
loves working with people
Great hours 7 benefisWiit
tram Orthodontic receptionist
position Fax or email resume
407-699-4327
or
MOMTlWCEKENOaP/T
4 IW W N C C O
FOOD
SERVERS F/T-P/T
-C.N. A./ACTIVITIES P/T
WtEKCNDt
Needed Induitnsl construction
workers welders 5 mJkvnghts
Expo preferred Please can
563-439 6006 tor further
information
Now Hrtng Al Powkons F T and
P/T. Grill Coohl. £54111513.
Counttf Hale. B u u e i l A
Dishwashers High Volume
Food Courts Located at the
Santord Airport Bu'Wing ’B‘
Applications being excepted
lor March hmng E O E M F V D
IrrH iiTV now BfnrKfW
Compass Oroup-UAA
407-3234)345
Accepting Applications MF. IOOem -2 00pm
Part tme reoepbonsl needed tor
Oviedo Funeral Home 27 hours
a weak Mutt be neat
appearing with good computer
skiits Bilingual a plus Please
call (407) 365-1600 9AM-4PM
to* an appointment
Phone Work We now have
openings lull or pan time
caking businesses an over the
country No exp necessary
Call Jell 407-774-5335
Hum ping: Experienced sewer
A dram cWaner Top dollar
pax) Own van a plus 407-3287522
W e a re
lo o k in g
fo r y o u !
Upscale
senior
living
community
Excellent
pay banal its
Resume Fax 407-322-3055
Phone 407-322-2207
Dependable
Masons
A
Tenders needed with own
transportation Seminole A
Orange County areas steady
work
top
pay
Stan
xrmwtatol, PlscalDonny 321436-3795
A busy oAoa near the Sensnoie
Town Man needs someone
•nth good phone skills Office
and Computer experience a
must A lull time position MonFit, B 30 to 5 30. 4070445-6066
EoE
Seeking M -tim e Minister of
Muse tor a growing Missionary
Baptist
Congregation
in
Santord Submit resume to
Mus< Search Committee New
Bethel M B Church P O Box
554 Santord FL 32772
v im
v
•MAINTENANCENK2HT8/WEEKEND8 F/T
•EXPERIENCED FOOD
SERVERS F/T-P/T
•C.NAJACTIVm ES
P/T WEEKENDS
73—Employment
and a cantor
for Director
haw currant
for
tarvfca Tech: Serious seif
motivated
individual
to
compliment well established
service
force Experience
required 407-324 2060
Soidei Person needed for
electronic assembly work
Eiperieneed only Apply 4060
St Johns Parkway Santord 407322-7622
S>te Base Crew Local work I
F/T wXh bencfxs 407-3226133
WORK FROM HOME
Full or Part Time 50*.
comfTvtion Popular Products
llO O Oftartup Freemelenais
407-333-5156
cook, eervers A
Mded Contact
Mytone.
407-323-7306
Vivonaa
Fine
Italian
Rastsuranl m Lk Mary needs
experienced F/T sub A pu;a
makers Call 407-330 2040
Sales Assist PT/F Longwood
FYnrw A arryxaev wax |7 J8h
Rssume
to
uwt 4 *hopp»'*cri<ywow
to****!.
•p aA
totW*1
latent Carriers is seeiung an
experienced dispatcher tor
our Daytona Beach operator
This person will work 4 days
on and 4 days c* 04 00 to 1600
and 16 00 10 04 00 Every two
months we rotate shifts Thu
position will be paid a salary
oF 533 000 00 to S35 000 00
per year wrth annual reviews
yearly
The
selected
candidate will have 3 years
dispatch/driver
manager
experience m a fast pared
trucking environment Strong
computer and organ./atonal
skills are necessary
We have excellent benet.fs to
include Major Med-cai Low
Weekly cost 110 00 co-pay
St 00 00
deductibles
Prescripton drug card Dental
Insurance Company Paid
Lite Insurance lor Employee
and Family 401A with 50*.
company match ol 4*. also
pax) holidays and vacatons
PLEASE SUBMIT SALARY
R EQ UIR EM EN TS
W ITH
RESUME TO 13361661-3219
or CALL (5001 709 2536
73—Employment
Wanttd
css??
Certified Nurse Assistant
seeking
employment
references reliable caring
non-smoker 26 yrs Exp
Transportation A night srxft 407323 9364
inc : j ) iO» s i r . •
km w t n V i t now « «fcn tea (or Mw-toton «M And nos d
AvrsiaUinglxrifwiaw PdixtoiailWyMniJi
Cast t3 ou Ne> Skxs Hxng twr* and WXW nxrwf
• CaWwn
• Sdxi Auootoa
• Sect tu x rS i
•leones
•MwcsonAmg
•fang loon
Expd book keeper looking to
work out of home office 6yts
eip A rets available 407-3210275
a n te d
EXPER1KNCCD
M OTHKR
W it DO BABY N T T M 515PT
HOME CALL C H R M Y A T
407-521-5371
Lrve in Caregiver, looking tor
an eidedy person to A * to mMi
Cad 407-321-0537
93— R
o o m s
For
Rent
w flkLYM IffH T "
Starting M |55tabHietorte Dbsm tavn
407-530-A4H
E itremely clean, cory tom rm.
an uti. cable, etc, Indy, phone,
kitch use. sec dr. pnveta
entrance Resident owner.
A B S O LU TELY
NO:
A LC O H O L.
AM OK IMQ.
DRUGS VbryiMpMbtoto. 407314-0924
Lake Mery Bfvtf A 457.
S375MO WDLUM. kit. W O .
cebto nr SCO eept. NS, quWL
pro" 407-322-1507
Lake Mary Fumtohed fOOnT
cell tor (M eta, c «M 407416-9952
95—R oommate
Wanted
Roommate or a xqtow nM d IP
share my home Uee of
kitchen pool spa. W O
5300 mo includes utMee H a
can 321 -460-0277 or 407-3241729
mmrnmm
^
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•AujtttDxnre
* was bkwwxl •God leW*
OwwVtow
■ rs tli
****** m a 'i h o l lt o n lm e iom
Upscale senior living community.
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C A M
D O LLA R REN T A CA R
SA N FO R D A IR P O R T
Run a
Great Opportunity To Make
A Great Income $$$
llilUC
51 Lakt F in n
Pait •Tim* Positions Available
raring
mandatofl training.
FRAMERS NEEDE
Available,
Plua Housing
h o t
InDaytona Bfgch,
Must Have Own
(407) 323-7864 o ra l
(407) 321>7t)9 for
I
•Stitt Aptnts
•Customer Swvict Rtpt
•Siwict AqmiIs •Gnmn
Ad and Get A
Garage Sate Kit
Ftobii Schadulo•ApplyInParson
Monday-Friday-9.90am.-4.-OOp.fn.
Orfixresumew/co*nhest to407-8599799
aMfiJayBamal
•3 Signs
•Bright Pro-Priced
Labels
•Checklist /tips
Dollar RentA Car
2100 RedCkvcbad BM-. Safad. H 32773
UaMht Ilya M s a fig ti
8 8 6 -2 9 5 -2 8 1 1
*-”
71—Help Wanted
/Marshals
HELP W A N T E D
QoU dmL K m J L accndtod peaic n ooi v i m t o n o r a
riaa Person: Vertical blinds
Al leads provided iNoortdcaSsI
Meet customers m thee homes
S40K*
per
yesr
Gat
allowance Some eip helpful
407-530-4700
RooopPontol/FltoClark
HCRTTAOC AT
LAKE FOREST
ExcaNant pay/banafits.
Rt i uma Fax 407-322-3065
must
71—Help Wanted
W
t arget
pretor some exp. but w i Van
Call 407-006-2730________
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o o m m ate
99— A
W anted
U
|• person to share
hdtoto.vtowolLtowMoreoekj*
t a M p r M h g n Cai 407-326
Jt3* tor an appointment
p a r tm en ts
•
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103— H
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n f u r n is h e d
1 00— C
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R
o n d o m in iu m
2BR/2BA new lownhome.
comm pool, near Seminole
town Center *1030 mo Sec
*1030 lit month $200 o« *07774-1040
103— H
U
1/BR
IM A . Furnished, Ultimas
toehidid*i50/weefc plus *200
1407*23 5733
ouses-
n f u r n is h e d
C- 1 t'l l+t I n
31 5 2 Wry
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407 321 0759
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Style
City
Living
103— H
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n f u r n is h e d
ouses
117—C ommercial
Rentals
*
n f u r n is h e d
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J'r'i
2/1
Ouptoi,
Renovated. Tile Floor* New
Appl», Fenced yd. Oft Si
Parking, J7OO/S05O Dep
Sentord: Placid Late, Gated
Community.
2/2.5
Townhouse.
All
Appls
Including W/D. Screen Patio
Comm Pool Minutes From I4 *417 S025/S92S Oep
ford: Placid
: 37 Adjacent to Wicklow
Elementary. Spacious Home
Eat-In Kitchen. Double
Garage Minutes To 1-4 A 417
*9951995 Dep
: Lovely 3/2 Pool
Home Appliances Hard
Wood Floors Double Garage
Pool A Yard Matnt Included
*1375* 1375 Dep
DOYLE MANAGEMENT
WE RENT ANO SELL
HOM ED
P0R/1G R IAITY
Rl HUM S
Near 3/2 Home In
Cetory Lakes. 1495 aqll 2 C v
Garage. Available Note'
SttOO/mo
tanford: Brand new 4/2, m
Cetory Lakes 2.021 SqFl
V»w. Section g
*1250/mo
ISA Lon* Leal Pina Clrcta.
3 2. 1 Car Garage. Town
Villa.
Screen
Porch.
Community Pool A Tennis
t*es/mo
4101 Amelia, 2BR Plus
Bonus. New Carpet. Carport
No Pats. No Smoking.
*750/mo
407-321-47*4
: 2/1, renovated
seoo/mo
107— M
o b il e
For R
H
om es
L SPACE, idaal tor office. toa
room. pit shop or fitaeaal 10B2
*q It with Utahan and bath
lacMaa. StlA qll Avatobtonow*
CMRorzgRady 407-322-0078
141— H
om es
For
S ale
en t
Sanford Adult park. 1/1,
covarad pain No pats *375
♦ dap 407-314-4154.
114—
W
a r e h o u s e /Re n ta l
S pace
141—Homes For
S ale
181—A m iA N cn *
Furniture For S al*
AM0 RDAB1I HOMES
YtKTURI l PROPERTIES
Oak
Including chain * booh i
microwave eland a
cabinet above *
Warahouta. 7,500 tq ft.
Sanford, 3 ofltcat. truck
Imght*. *3.12Vmo (15 00/tq ft)
CM Mon-Fn 0-5 407-322-0004
Gorgeously ramodalad tpme
S135K. 4/15 1 car garage
Emptra Place. Sanford Rich.
407-323-2573
You’ll rind ttw
it B a r g i
I BUY NOUNS FOR CASH.
In th o
ClRBBlftods!
s3 0 0 OFF
1st Month s Rem
a
Approved Credit
• Spatlmi* A iu rttn rn U alth Ijrp r CIum ’I a • liik r
* \oUr>t>all « S p a rilln t hail * Trniil* Um rl*
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RLdoowood A y r . S jn to rd •330-5204
PAYMENTS
b tfM d B b y
C M h , c h ic k O f
o b il e
om es
2/1. 55* perk, new paint
■wrung * skirting. *3500,Obo
Terms
407-314-4154
5459
3/2 DW. ail appliances * shed
G ji i
set Lp. ready to move
m *597/mo includes tol rent,
with approved credit 407-3230100
Fur
Sanford Av§,, Sanford
u il d in g
a t e r ia l s
CORRUGATED
B TR S L
ROOFING tor Barns. Boat
Dor*s. Shops. eto.AtooCukmrt
Ppe 15*s20‘ 10**2O‘ •CMFor
Pnoas Surplus Steel t Supply.
Inc Apopka 407-293-57BB.
1 9 9 — P e t s 4*
Sitting >
Will Care For Your Dog or CM
m Your Home While You Are
Gone' Plenty ol TLC W* bring
ft newspapers, mal and even
water
plant* I
Reasonable
Reference* Available Upon
Request Please Cal *07-3140703
209— C
p p l ia n c e s
n it u r e
Fo r S
l o t h in g
MINK COAT; Full length with
hood Sue large, kepi m turner
storage $3 000 Call 366-70*0070
217— G
arage
S
ales
Large Community Sato MttC.
clothing, furniture, household
goods, lunch also available.
Maadowiea on tha River Club
House, 2 Leasurework] Dr,
DeBary Apr 2 8 -3pm
219— W
B
18 1 — A
T O P U C IU U U
407-322-2611
H
Fo r S a l e
Come Check Us Outl
a n ted to
uy
4c
ale
Recently
■tapped working original pamt
*300 407-320-0105
Aluminum, Cane,
RwRwiiiw PlWCyvIBTig■
407-321-0004
•10 W. 1ST, Sentord
M-F. 10-5, BM.B-V
RATES
n u ll l
S on et
to iftQUtaM l to r
401-323-9408
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raaportotoe or laMs ■hatonii i to> any ctoen made by an ad or tor any
cHtoe sanisea products or opportunmet ottered by our advertiser* We
io not etoeroa or promote *w pu'ctwset or see of my product, sew
f a rnstous aiet cnooeei lo Mven,se n rrvs newspaper
i aw iy * to retose andra* advertising ee deem mepprol by ou' company standards
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Sta te
Pr o p er ty Fo r S a le
157— M
Starting at
M
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u t of
Fair price lor owner
financed home* Can 407221-7959
Studio Apartments
191— B
S u p p l ie s
40) 371 4)64
Frankiln W.fc: Two lovely
Double widas on Is acre,
overlooking Little Tennessee
River Mountain views, each
homo 2/2. decks on 3 sides
Rent one. live In one
Investors rent both Some
furniture Rents *600-mo Sell
lort160K. 407-330-1423
Ask About Our
Move In Specials!
05*Ha2S*wx20deep.2
rattan bar stools. 5 pc wn» 0 4
iron patio set. chain rock. SIB*
753-0050.
OSBORNE
1 43— O
H e lp Fe e d
A t-R le k S e n lo re l
Mr. Alan Shawn Felnsteln has been Riving away II
million a year to social service agencies feeding (he
needy throughout the country for the past 7 years.
Mr. Keinstein, founder of Felnsteln International
Famine Tenter at TUffs University, will he matching
donations made to MEALS ON WHEELS, ETC. from
March 1 to April TO,
Fur over 30 yean, MEALS ON WHEELS, ETC. has
served elderly clients who are at risk for malnutri
tion. Our waiting lists are growing, so even' dollar
raised really counts! Seven Hundred seniors depend
on Meals on WheeLs (o provide food each day. Help
meals on Wheels, Etc. meet Mr Felnstein'a challenge.
Meals on Wheels, Etc., 2801 S. Financial Court
Sanford, Florida 32773. Visit our Web site
www.meaLseic.org or call 407-333-H877 ext. 110 for
information.
2/1. wdh Bonus
Room, appfcanoas, fenced yd,
carport. *90.000
4/2. over 1700 aq
tt wAjv , Dm, Fam Rm w/Fplc,
2 Scmd Porches on over 1/4
acre lanced yd *130 *00
3/1. WAN. Dm
Fam Rm. on over 1/4 acre
fenoedyd. *125.000
PAUL
40? 37? 8678
Sartord 3/1. CMA. 120 Club Rd.
Ready 3/105 *800 Pets ok wkh
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M M O . C t f Oaken North 331 •
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3,700 mdee. Loaded, C t f tor
M O . 911.000. 407-334-
to 900 pm. el toe Si Jetine Rtver WMer
etitet HeeMuerwre or toe epptepritfe Service
The OWtcl wW wee ec«m on each perm* wpkeekan Mod
roue e petf an tor en eWiwvoQeom proceeWng (hearing) w
leuere to toe prcrtWone at Seceone 1JO 599 end 130 87.
Stetuiee Chapter J9-109 end 40C-1.1007. Ftortde
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Oaken Norti. 331 9 M 3009.
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N O TICE IS HERESY GIVEN that by virtue o( t h « certain Writ
o1 Execution laeued out of and under the eeal ol the County
Court ol Semmoa County. Florida. Ceee f 03-C-5i35-i9-Zupon
a Una Judgment rendered in the etoraeld court m tha oenem
ceee entitled Joieph L. Franca. III. PiamM ve. Cotlonttf
HsUsny, inC. w>HJ
wHJ^Mrarv
Writ ol Execution wee delivered to me aa Shenll ol Senenoto
County. Florida and I have levad upon t f the rtghl. M e and mareat ol the detondante in the following deecrtoed properly, tfkl
property being located In Semmote County, Florida, more paVc-
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t i t f Toyota 4 Runner: one
mar, loaded. M.990 C tf
Sakjm Norti, 331-9990009J
1000 HyundM Accent: On*
owner. auto, A C . i moral
S4.SK). C t f Stttom North. 3213001 S tfjm L300 Sedan: On*
c o m . V4, Loaded. 97JBD C tf
It f r t n North, 331 M 9 3009.
3001 Saturn SC3 Coup*:
Sunretf. ant o o w . lo tftf,
S M S O .C tf Stfjm North 331 •
3001 S tfim S C I Coupe: Rate
ootofi sunroof, mto, toadtc).
99,990. C t f Stfjm Nor*. 3319SS400S.
3001 S tfim 8C2 Coupe: Orta
owner, lo t f t f , wool Iwtl
99J90. C t f Stfjm North 3313003 Bute* Century SnS
mm. lo t f t f S9.9B0 C tf
S tfjm North 331 9 M 3009
3003 S tfjm SI S M tn : 9
Mead. end owner. 39k. *7J9 0
C tf S t f tf North 331 S M U TS
3000 M n d i MPV aurattf. Rea
A C . loaded M .990 C t f
Saturn North, 331-999-3009
3000 Mercury Wager: Leather,
rear A C . loaded 910.990 C tf
Saturn North. 331-999-3009
8003 Chevrolet TrattAuer I T
4a4. leather loaded. 119.990
C tf Stfjm Nd*l 3314B9G009
3000 Dodge Grand Caravan
R e a A C . AM power I H3.990
C tf S t f n Nortv 3319M3009
276* Fence
3003 S tfim 8L1 Sedan Auto.
A C . ont owner. M.990 C t f
S tfjm North 331-699-3009
i n » 8ekjm Vue AWD One
owner, t f power 913.990 C tf
S tfjm North 321-999-3009
IBU S tfjm UMssn
A tf . Loaded. M.990 Cell
I S tfjm North. 331-999-3009
One CetorpWa Model 33S Hydrautic Excavator
Being etored at Dave Jonee Wrecker Service
and tfa underagned as Shertlt ol Semmole County. Florida. wW
at 1100 A M on toe 4th day tf May A D 3009 otter tor eele end
etf to toe highest bidder FOR CASH IN HANO ANO SUBJECT
T O ANY ANO ALL EXISTING LIENS. at toe Front (South) Door,
el toe ttogpoto. ot toe Semmole County Sheriffs Othoe. 100 Bu*h
Btvd . Sentord, Ftonda. toe above deecrtoed property
Thai uud u te w being mode to eetwfy the lerme at ton Writ ot
Execution
271-H a n d y M a n
Pad Nevd Service!
UdBonded/ Intured
Preeaure Waihing Painting.
Light Ptumbing. Etc
407-303-0739
r m n n i tor edmmweee»e heermg an the W o n eptfctfon(i) muto
be Med wtotet twenty-on* <jn day* el pubkeetion at tow nedee ar
wtowt twenty-wk (39) deye at toe Dwetet dwwwonQ tow mwee et
Htonl in toe n t f tor t o M pereone to wham toe Oweict me*! actual
ncece Ftfure to We e petwon wtowt tow kme petted ih tf conetiMe
e waiver ol any right u ch peraen may hove to requeei en ednvnwtreeve deternimetion (hearing) under Seceone 120 549 end 120 57.
F S . concommg toe kutyect pemw eppkeekon PeOkone wtech ere
not Med m eooordence wrth toe tfove provwmn* ere Wto|ect to We-
Otarte Ltiww Oetictor. Drvwmn ol Porma Oeta !
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C A M MO. 94-CA-1314-18-W
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, FL 93779
NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES
A CT OF 1990. PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPE
CIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO
CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS
SEC TIO N OF THE CIVIL DIVISION AT TH E SHERIFF’S
OFFICE. 100 BUSH BOULEVARD. SANFORD. FLORIDA.
32773 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS
(407)095-691?
The Dittnct Board ot Trust**, ot StimmoJti Community CoJtogti
ennounctie e monthly Board mtititmg to which t f periont or*
ns:
Oat* endTlmti
NOTiea OF SALS
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
tool purouont to toe kntt Frag
ment ct toreckMuro entered on
March 21. 2005, tn C « M No 04CA-1214-15-W ol toe Circuit
Court ol toe ErghMento Jutfott
Circuit lor Semmole County.
Flonde. m wtveh THE SCREEN
DOCTOR OF CENTRAL FLORI
DA. INC w ptamtrfl. and
CLARENCE E SMITH tV a
SONNY RMOOES a detondant.
i. MARYANNE MORSE, wd M l
at pubtic sole toe toNowmg
Leg Lot 39 Garden Lake Ettetes
un* 3 PB 26 POS 71 and 72 ol
i Book* end Record* ol
SemrnoM County Ftonda And
Paroel Number 26-21-30-9060000-0190
Pubfceh April 3. 10 17. 24. 2005
P002
9T. JOHNS tWVMWAT t W MANAGEMENT OtfTM C T
<m v m w R tn tN N o r m o f m i i n o i o i n s t i n c t d i c m
Semmoa County. 177 Buih Loop Satford FL 32773. apptication #4
117-97066-1 The protect a toceted m Semmoa County Section 32.
TowneNp 20 South Range 29 Eett The ERP epptiretion • tor t a
conatruction ot ■ eurtece water minegerranl ■yea rn mcludmg a wet
•ednantation bawn a lenet ot m wart and rapaa ot eroded aegment! an witom Sweet*aar Creek The proyecl eereage * 6930
acre* The fecervmg water body * the WtfJva fkva
The Maw*) comainmg each ot *a ebove-kead appkcetion(i) era
evtfaba tor mapection Monday through Fndey eicapt tor legal hofc-
CAREER
OPPORTUNITIES
Purpoea
tf
MARYANNE MORSE
CMW toe Court
The Dittnct Board ol Trustee* wm conduct toetr reg-
A copy ol too agenda may be oPtemed by writing to Dr E Ann
McGee at 100 Wekton Boulevard Sentord Florida 32773 or by
cekmg Unde Cower* at 407-329-3010 and arranging for on
agenda to be marled or available lor pefc-up
Purouam to toe proviwont ol toe Amencen wrth Dwebrirtiet Act.
any peroan requmng epeciel eccommodatan* to participaia m
tow meeting w eeked to advise Semmoto Community College at
Meet 49 hour, before toe meeting by contacting unde Coweto at
407-339-3010 It you era hearing or ipeech imposed preeae
contact Seminole Community College by celling Dorothy
Fawtoon 9I407-3M-2109.
mode at tow meeang they ww i
and tor euch purpoea. they me
record tf toe proceetfnge w n
toetimony and evidence upon «
per Section 296 0t08. Ftonda S
Th* m * wd b* hast on Apr, 21.
2005. batwaan 1100 AM end
200PM totoeNghettendbett
txddar tor ceah. Watt door ol too
downtown
courthouse
Mi
Sommoi* County, in Sentord.
Florida, m accordance with
Section 45 031 ol to* Ftonda
StatutM
Deled tow 21 day ol March
2005
Stirnmol* Community CoMtigti
WtikJon Adminwtretion Butldtng
Board Room A200
too Weldon Boulevard
Sentord FL 32773
Ptacti
i a perm* to the ttftow-
.tit TOO PW
■ode to appei
l a record tf toe |
wdto meura mat eve
i, whch record mckrd
i too appeal w to bo I
M tots CMCUTT COURT.
aunt
CIRCUIT
IPOR
COUNTY.
»Accepting applications for:
SWtSSPORT USA, INC.
CABS NO. 990R-11 It -M O A
IN RC ESTATE OF
IN RE THE MARRIAOE O f
ELEANOR T COOKE.
lIN O AK MOORE
Petitioner W4*
rW v ip rB iQ jiQ V viw iO M vSt w v w in n w iM fw rs « r u f i f f i i v iiU io r M i
(FUSTUiw/Fert-Ume/Seeienel)
On the spot interviews and hires for qualified candidates
PRCFUQHT SERVICES, INC.
Paeaenoert Services /Paaaanoar Aoents
(Full Tima /Part-time /Seasonal)
Initfvtsws we bs conducted ■! s Latar dot# lor thaw positions
W t odor hoMay pay; uniforms. frsa parking, paid oomprBhamivB industry training.
wasMw iD4v
dead wdaoooit
s u todraw
work
r w i j ewee^^wew
tftfpm w w w e and ^w
e e^ w anvirontnant
iiy e e , m r a t r i*
vwp
Dont Itf twaa opportunMM ay by. Slop by our administration offict Monday thru
Friday batasan 10COA M to AUO P.M. lor an appfectfion and mors Monntfion.
For Msmp Ssrvtos positions, ws we oonduct on ta spot intsrvitwt upon oompisson tf Sis sppkcskon.
2 RED CLEVELAND BLVD.
M THS CMCUtT COURT FOR
9MRN0LS COUNTY.
FLORMA
FROSAIS DtVMON
F U t MO.
ISKEN0CR VAMAN
ReeponoentHuttwnd
N o r m OF ACTION
TO ISKEN0ER VAMAN
who** ad<
dom ce ant
unknown to Petitioner harem
YOU ARC NOTIFCO totf e
ewom Petwon tor DweokJtion at
Memago hee boon teed by
LN OAK MOORE. mtooCrrou,
Court, m and tor Semmote
County. Flonde. Vw tile tf whch
W M RC THE MARRIAGE OF
LMOA K MOORE AND ISKENOER VAMAN and accorttngiy thee* prosew* commend you
to appear and Me you Anewer
ar atoer roaponwve pteewngt
wen toe Ctem ol too C n w t
Court. Pomoetic Roietione.
lommoie County Courtooueo.
301 North Perk Avenue.
Sentord. F l 33771. end eery* *
copy toeroon on Petitioner*
attorney. JACK T BRIDGES
ESOUlRE. 109 North O tf
Avenue. Setdord. Florida 33771,
on or bolero toe 31M day tf
Apr,. 3008. or otoerwwo e
sum 210
SANFORD, FL S277S
T 'S !
Tha edmmwiretco tf the estate
ot ELEANOR T
COOKE,
daceaaed. whose data tf death
was February 5 3005 w pend
wig m toe Circuit Court tor
Semmote County
Florida
Probeto Orvwnn toe eddroea tf
whch w X I North Park Avenue
Sentord. Ftonda 33771-1243
The name* and edtfeeeee tf tw
and toe
V OdorA* credeor* tf toe decedent and
tfher person* having CMime «
damend* ogamat decadant,
eateta on atoom a copy tf tow
notice w served mutt Ma tooa
ctaana wrto tow Court WITHIN
THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE TIME OF THE
FIRST PURL CATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR X DAYS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM
A* tfher uottkjii tf too doa
dent and poroone hevmg ctom
dont* aetata m u « tea to*
d a m wtti tow Court w ith o , s
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST FURL CATION OF
t h is N o n ce
JUJ. CLAIMS NOT FILED
WITHM THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH M SECTION
733 703 OF T t < FLORIDA
PROBATE COOE W IU ■
Court.
>tiHMl be mie to prosldi e lO^aer wotUSohool NAwy and pirn e flrMnal beok*
LOT 30. HOWELL ESTATES
FIRST AOOITION. ACCOROPtO TO THE P U T THEREOF
AS RECOROCD M F U T BOOK
M . R40E 39. OF IMS FUBUC
REOOROS OF
COUNTY. F U M O A
. Must BDMfc and v iis EnoMsh tusniv. For soms oosMions «m*iwtfk must bo Ado to
MOTWITHSTANOMO THE
TIME PCRlOOt SET FORTH
ABOVE. ANY CLAM FILED
TW O (3) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE OECEOEM TS
GATE OF DEATH IS BARRED
THE DATE OF PM ST PURI
C A TO * OF IM S NOTICE i
(M U H M
P O See 669
wmesseghtttfORdHtftf
IIP O R * tf 9to Otitttt Caitf. on
M 1 l» R ,t f M p R « t f
cofiwbSSduit
DEAN. M U D .
SLOOOWORTK
S O E A R TK P A
P. O See 336S
O MWM . F U
WMWmF lawless
602 Starawood Dr St *-*03
Cap* Canaveral FL 32920
PubTith March 27 2005 and
ApN 3 2005
0160
IM n t ( CMCUtT COURT
OF T H I M M TCSH TH
m m
CMCUtT
OF THS S TA TI
OF FUMMBA,
I COUNTY,
C A S IN O :
CITIFINANCIAL MORTGAGE
COMPANY INC.
ssrinportj^
Nokee w hereby given totf.
pvouetf to • Fatal Summery
Judgment
ol
Forectoeure
entered m toe ebove etyted
ctiuee at toe Cacu, Court el
Bemtnoto County. Flonde. I wtt
•a* tha property Muale
temmoto County, Fiend
LOT 3. HUNTINGTON
POMTE.
PHASE
4-A.
ACCORDING TO THE P U T
th e r e o f, a s r ec o r o eo m
P U T BOOK S3 PAGES
ANO SI. OF THE PUBLIC
REOOROS OF .
COUNTY. FLOROA
t
JOHN D BURNETTE. IF
LIVING ANO IF OEAD. T *
unknow n spo use, m m s .
DEVISEES.
ORANTEES.
ASSIGNEES.
LICNONS.
CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO
ALL OTHER P A R TM
CLAMMO AN INTEREST BY.
THROUGH.
UNDER
OR
AGAINST JOHN D
BURNETTE. MAR2AK. M C ,
A H A MARTAK COM. M C .
POOL TEAM. MC F*/A
ENOINEEREO SUN. M C
JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOC AS
UNKNOWN TENANTS M
POSSESSION
DEFENDANTS)
NOTICE OP
F0M CL09UR9 SALE
NOTICE IS HERESY OlVEN
purtuant to a Summery Ftttf
Judgment tf Foroctoaure dOM
March 16 2005 anWTOd to C M
Case No 04-CA-297S-18-G tf
the C*cu4 Court ol toe 19TH
Judoal Cam , at and lot SEMI
NOLE County Sentord. Fiona*
I w « aa« to toe tvgheei and bed
txddar tor cetfi M tod Weal Frotf
Door 01 toe SEMMOLE Cowdy
Courthouta tocatad el X t Norto
Perk Avenue m Sentord. FltftM.
al 1i 00 am on toe 19 day tf
April. 2005 toe ttflcnvtoS
deaenbed property eaktftorto to
*mO Summary Fatal Ju d yiw L
to-w,
LOT 206. LAKE FOREST.
ACCORDING TO THE FLAT
PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD
ED M PLAT BOOK S3. PAGE
34 ANO 35. OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF SEMMOLE
COUNTY. FlORtOA
Maryann* Morve
(CIRCUIT COURT SEAL)
Clerk tf toe Cacu, Court
By Mary StioLp*
Deputy Clark
Pubkthn TheSamaitfeHenM
THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVE)
J STERN P A . ATTORNEY
FOR PLAMTttF
801 S Unryarody Dnve ittte
900
.FL 33324
(S9413334000
04-34997
PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE
FIRST MSCRTE3N TO 9943334S9S M ACCORDANCE
WITH THE AMERICANE WITH
D lSA SiLlTiEI ACT. paTOerw
<1 • w m
lahoMHoenlact COURT AOMMtETRATEM.
at to* SEMMOLE County
Courtoouaa et 40743S 4337.1•00-0554771 (TOO ) or 1400•5S4770. vw Ftonda Retey
Pubkeh March 27. 3009 ttW
Apr* 3 3006
0179
NOTICE OP SALS
NOTICE 19 HERESV0W1«N
•» me
property eaaerwed
on eato property undw The
Ftonda Se, Tw in e FetfWee
Ad STATUES tfacOS 9014)
IS
on toe
i ? 00 p m
B«0 TREE SELF STORAGE.
746 Fleet Ftoencwl Cow l EMM
too Longwood County tf
Serranoto. Stole ot Ftonda. »•
Name
Une*
Cor
RANDALL REED. 909.
Gerope
CHAO SlEOEL 709.
Httd
SHANA BRISTOL. 119.
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toe tme
ONLY
t f
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Stfew*ultfdto<
toeeveTOtf eetfm
Apnl 31
0173
91FvMc ette. to « w Iktftott and
beet brdOer tat eattL AT THE
WEST FRONT DOOR • » « HOLE COUNTY COURT
HOUSE. SANFORD. P U M D A .
Ftonda tf 1100 A M . en Bto
tSdeytf APR.300S
Lae
119-11
O llt
19.19.1
EMC MORTGAGE
CORPORATION.
PLAMTIFF
AMJA 1SX PME BAY DRIVE.
U K E MARY. FL3374S
l-IBBI
I S ML 17.1
i
RASHEED MOHAMMED JANE
DOE
MOHAMMED.
THE
UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
RASHEED MOHAMMED.
SADIA MOHAMMED JOHN
DOE
MOHAMMED.
THE
UNKNOWN
SPOUSE
OF
SADIA MOHAMMED IF
LIVING. INCLUDING ANY
UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID
DCFENOANTlS) IF
REMARRIED
AND
IF
DECEASED. THE
RESPECTIVE
UNKNOWN
HEIRS
DEVISEES.
ORANTEES.
ASSiONCES.
CREDITORS HENORS ANO
TRUSTEES AND A U OTHER
PERSONS CLAIMING BY
THROUQH
UNDER
OR
AGAMST THE NAMED
DCFENOANTlS)
HUNTINGTON POWTE
HOMEOWNERS
ASSOC IAt ION
INC .
WHETHER DISSOLVED OR
PRESENTLY EXISTING
TOGETHER
WITH
ANY
GRANTEES
ASSIGNEES.
CREDITORS. LIENORS. OR
TRUSTEES OF SAC
DEFENDANTS) AND ALL
OTHER PERSONS CLAM M O
BY. THROUGH UNDER OR
AGAMST THE NAMEO
D EFEN DAN TS) UNKNOWN
TENANT #1. UNKNOWN
TENANT #2.
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF CMCUTT COURT
SYMmy Sbotfe
CQSRTON.
CABS NO: B4CA-997B-1M
Dated tow t » day tf March.
2005
By Mary Stroup*
Deputy Clark
Pubtiah Apr, 3. 3005
P011
COUNTY,
VS
CLARENCE E SMITH *V*
SONNY RHODES
and commonly known at 1441
Attar Ct Wrntar Perk. FL
32792-6255
Pubkthed Apnl3. 10, 17. 34.
With the u a on May 4. 2005
The Dwtricl g<ve» notice ot «« riant a i
mg appfecant(i) on Apnl 12. 3005
Wwgnad to tormu• that too Dwtod *
i by , n tow notice
bo tfoctod by any
n have toe ngm to
i wtto toe roquve-
tew knei agency action, toe WmgjTe petition r
fmw tickon may bti dWerem horn to* poewon i
otrW ft Peroane whotiti eubetenfeeJ mtertiete
kucto kneJ dticwan ot to* Dwtnd on to* aeptii
bticome e party to to* proctiatong. *i i
m*nw eat torto tfov*
Pubtitf Apr, 3. 2005
Donald F Etfmger. Shentt
Semmoa County. Flonde
e—
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Iet -f r if f l■nas- nr si js- 9
MSSMM
AM Typee t f Fence
Speciakrng m Vmyt
Fencing
•Free Estimate*
Oceneed/tneured
Quality Work
■Prompt Service
doee net reeuk in e etf
•on ere M forth In Sect
39-109601-.409.FAC
19-109 end be
el Flonde Adwunwootoo Code. Ct
(roeewed by) toe Dwtoct Clerk, local leiDwencii
Roto 90*01 FWofce, Florida 33177
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One ownv. 33k, auto. AC. CO
may reach e witoen egreemeni en medw
toy under Oecian 120 573. F9 Cheoemg
ly tfect toe ngM to e hearing 4 medween
nem The praceduree tor pweuing medto11MS73.F9.endRUW a39-109t il end
OF THE 19TH.
COURT OF THI
MMIBtRTN JU0CIAL
CdkCUTT IR ANO FOR
ItMMOU COUNTY.
THE SCREEN DOCTOR OF
CENTRAL FLORIDA. INC
N O U C t O F SHCfM PrS SALS
3004 Pontiac Grand Am:
Loaded. Wvranty, 910.990.
C tf Satan N a t l 33199S300S.
egals
• M tf tf
itf a.
I
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,Y
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f
L egals
L egals
L
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L ig
PUBLIC SALE
vaNdaa ona hour prior « atop
Tarma ara 'CASH OH CERTlFIEO FU N O T F a n Timing
raaarvaa tia right to aocapl or
rwact any and M BIOS
IBM DOOQC
1S4FKS03SJX337M7
Put*ah April 3. 2000
POM
W A V Apri 3.2000
poor
1(77 FORD
F14SNY14S9S
For turtod information plaaaa
cal (407)321-204*
WHAT VEHICLE SALVAGE
AUCTION
WHEN April M , M M
TIME 10 00am
WHERE AM R Tbwmg Sarvica
tOOl N Orlando Ava
tlaPand FL 32751
O V tTM
(1) vaar m oAlaka Pontiac
VIN# 1G2NE64D0LC213345
(2) Van im V a k a Fo rd
VINI 1FALP5243PA137515
County
Authority
Martil |1, IS M • 700pm M
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Otvarw Longlay
Pubkah Apr* 3.2000
VEHICLES TO AUCTION
YEAR MAKE MOOCL
VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION •
Pubtoh April 3. 2006
P003
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Pubkah: Apri 3. 2009
POOS
Vdvcto Auction S9 0aam
WHEN April M . M M
WHERE Paula Towing 1019
W 1at Straal. Sanlord FL 32771
(407)321'7442
VEHICLE
YEAR 1903
MAKE DODGE
AUCTION
da* w m condudad in compianca wan FS 713 71. Notca
that Harry* Towing w* aaa tad
vanwtoa al Pubkc Auchon tor
Caan on APRS. IE SMS. at
io ooA M at 102 N MaptaAv*,
Sanlord. FL 32771 A l vaNclM
aoki AS IS No ma outranlaart
Hanya Towing raaarvaa Via n ^ i
to bto on any vahcto
m o o c l van
COLOR WHITE
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Vahda Auction 4 9 OOam
WHEN A pril» M M
WHERE Pauli Towwig 1919
W It) Straal Sanford FL 32771
14071321-7442
VEHICLE
YEAR 1909
MAKE PLVVUTH
MODEL VAN
COLOR MAROON
VIN* 1P4FH54) 7KX5OOO04
Vahrtaa may ba vwwad ona
hour pnor to aala
1994 CHEVROLET
1O4AG5545RS465203
Pubkah April 3 2003
POM
Vatuda Auction « 9 00am
WHEN May I. M M
WHERE Paula Towing. 1919
W Itl Straal Sanlord. FL32771
(407)321-7442
VEHICLE
YEAR 2004
MAKE OlNOOl
MODEL MOTOR SCOOTER
COLOR RED
VIN a LAEAD410X48ST1071
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construct i \
towar al 1101 BR 419. Wtaar
Spnnga. Sammola County.
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1000AM at I02N MaptaAv*.
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Note* it harafcy givan Pauli
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automate owctoaura d documana and ntormaaon FaArra
to comply can raauN m sanc
tions. including ditmtsaal or
atokmg ol ptoadingt
DATED March*. 2000
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
'By- riRMicy n winw
Daputy Ctotk
Pubkah Match 13.20. 27.
2000 wid Apri 3.2000
s . 1 11
to fa llto l
SHELDON G
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TO SONJA NADINE StALCYYOU ARE HEREBY NOTVIEO
tod an action tor dtosdtBen d
mamaga has baan Mad against
you. and you ara raquirad to
m i> « a copy d your wnnsn
datsnaastoM. i any onto* paa«on*r. SHELDON Q LAMAR.
whoa**d*M*W
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South
North
Laka
Boutovard. Apt.**
AMamonto Springs. FL 10701
A copy d such wrdan Baton***,
t any. must ba aarwd on or
bdora Aprtl 14, M M
Tha original d auch wrdan
datanaa* must b* Mad wdi toa
Ctork d tow Court, bdora wmnet on PMWonar or ImmwMd*ly tharaahar N you la# to da ao,
a datouM wb bo antarad agamd
you tor to* rakd damandad to
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WARNING Rul*
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Ftonda Family Law Rutoa d
Procadur*. raquirai cartam
automakc dwetoaura d docu
manto and mtormabon FaAira
to comply can raadt to sanc
tion* metudmg dwmwaai or
W ITNES?norland and toa
•ad d tow court on March 0,
2000
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUrT
COURT
Sammola County
By: Nancy R Wtotor
Daputy Ctork
Pubkah March 11. » . 27.
2003 and Apri 3. 2000
0070
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l i d
of Stato law.
du* and unpaid charga* tor
Wtoch toa undarafnad w arawad
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TO Tracy Thoma*
YOU ARE NOTIFIED tod an
aeaon ha* baan Mad agdnd you
and tod you ara raqund to
aarva a copy d your aiMton
dadnaa*. rt any. to M on
KaBwnna M Jackaon. whoa*
add*** w 738 8uncrad Loop.
C aaadbarry. FL 32707 on or
baton April 11, M SE md Ma
toa orlgaid wito toa Cdrti d Ma
Court d 901 North Park Avanua.
Sanlord. FL 32771, bdora wmvwa on Padnnar or vnmadaaaiy tharaahar n you td to do ao.
a dataun may b* antarad agaaid
you tor to* road damandad to
toapaaaon
Copra* d al court documanto
m tow caaa, mdudvig ordara,
ara avaaabd d to* Cdr* d to*
CacuN Court* oBca. You may
ravWw toaaa documanto upon
233
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rtounroa goooe
302 Roaamary Rodnguai.
Houaahold goods, boaaa
432 Antonio Utono. Fumaura.
bo***, tv i or ttorao aoup,
otoca machmaa. construction
444 Margard Inuny. Houaahold
good*, fumaura
010
Tommw
Thompson.
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•quf.
U t Oaorga Ruaad. Houaahold
good* fumtojra. botaa
TM Brian Oradi.
tg u f
711 Brian Qraan.
Pubkah March 27. 2000 and
A p ril 2000
01M
. d to* tot
L A W WANTED LaadUtcwMcuwpaay w rit l«*tac»t
apt w FVmdradQaoyia laaswwadw »B«1roaLaa*ar, m i
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m
DIANE WOOD
CARMEN RULOCK
KAREN THOMAS
A ll
/cradaora d to* t
danti aatato mud Ma Vidr
(M M wMi R U Court W ITHBI3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE.
A a CLARIS NOT BO FAED
WAL BE FOREVER BARRED
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH
ABOVE. ANY C U M FILED
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENTS
DATE OF DEATH IS BARREO
W. MMCHAEL CLIFFORD
ABonwy tor PMMtaMn
Ftonda B d No. m i l l
ORAYROBMBON. P A
301 Ead Pina StadLSWM 1400
Pod ORca Boa 30M
Orlando. FL 32B02-30M
ThtaphonaaOT/lll MSP
Pubkdi: March 27. 1008 and
Apri 3.2000
0171
M THR CB9CUTT COURT
OPTMR1BTN
j u d ic ia l a R C u n;
M ANO POR
THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI
CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS
NOVEMBER 7.2004
CARS NO: 0toCA-11M-1iL
DAVD l CONARY
321 Buckaport Road
EMaworto. Mama (MOM
GEORGE
B.
W ALUCE.
ESQUIRE
Adomay lor David L Connary
Oaorga B Wdata. Eaq. P A
Ftonda Bw No 3401M
700 WNd Firat Btad
SantortJ, FL 12771
TWaphon* 407/323-3000
Pubkdi March 27. 2005 and
April 3.2006
0170
M THR CSM UIT COURT POR
I COUNTY,
IN RE: ESTATE OF
V KATHERINE BARFCLD.
STATE STREET BANK ANO
TRUST COMPANY. AS
TRUSTEE FOR NOMURA
ASSET ACCEPTANCE
CORPORATION MORTGAGE
PASS-THROUGH
SECURITIES. SCRIES 2001R1,
P1AMTVF
VS
MELISSA A LUSK. IF UVMO,
ANO IF DCAO. THE UNKNOWN
SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES,
GRANTEES.
ASBKMCES.
LIENORS.
CREDITORS,
TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER
PARTIES
CLAIMMQ
AN
INTEREST BY. THROUGH,
UNOCR ON AOAMST
MCLtBBAA LUSK, UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF
MCUSSA A
LUSK. IF ANY: JOHNOOCAND
JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN
TENANTS St PO SSESIO N
OCPCNOANT(S)
NO TKfl TO CRHDfTORB
(Summary AdmWatMton)
TO A a PERSONS HAVMG
CLAIMS
OR
DEMANDS
AGAINST
THE
ABOVE
ESTATE
Ybu ara haraby nodwd tod an
O dd
of
Summary
AdmmwtaMon has baan arawad
m toa aatato d v KATHERMC
BARFIELD, dacaaaad. Caaa
NuwBar 2005-CP-442. by toa
-4Rra*id Cowl tor _ Commots
County.
Florida.
PrttBM
OsMiDni , V
m addraii
of wM«fiacfi
w^w
m p p o m
ata
tw a i a
301 North Park Avanua,
Sanlord. FL 32771-1243: tod
toa dacadanti data of daato
w m January 1. 2000. tod toa
told vahra of toa aatato W
>10.000 00 and tod toa nanwa
and sddassM d thoM t o whom
a fwa baan aa*ignad by iw h
ADOREIB
GIVEN
NOTICE IS H
purauani to an
Id a daiad March 17, SOM
•ntoradm CM CM aNaSRCA111B-141 d toa CkcuM CdWt d
toa iSTH Juacwt Cacwt In and
Ftonda, li
WtaFrara^DoorVSaSCm3
NOLE County CowdwuM taodb
•d d 301 N Park Aianua m
Santord. Ftonda. d MOO a m
on tha 1*to day d Asti, IB M
ad torth in tad Bwraww
Fmd Judgmam, to-w*
m
LOT 4. BLOCK C. WEST ALTA
MONTE HEIGHTS BECTKJN 3.
ACCOROINO TO THE P U T
THEREOF AS RCCOROCO M
P U T BOOK 10. RMOItS) 7R,
OF THE FUSUC RECORDS OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORh
OA.
ItoW tRtodaydl
2000
DIANE WOOO
4*29 WWd Draw
AnnandaW VA 22003-38*7
CARMEN BLALOCK
016 Morgan Stad
wmtd Bprmga. a 32700
KAREN THOMAS
1001 Raam* Stad
Longwood. FL U70O
A a INTERESTED PERSONS
ARE N 0 TIFC 0 THAT:
loftoai
i d toa
toan tooaa tor whom pwvaon
tar lul paymani w m mada m toa
Ordd
d
Summary
AtoNmatahon mud Na Mad
dania wdi tow Cowl WfTMN
THE TI4E PROVIDED BY LAW
A a CLAIMS ANO OCMANOt
NOT 8 0 FEED WILL BE FOR
EVER BARREO
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PER 0O BET FORTH
ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED
(CIRCUIT COURT BEAL)
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Vol- 113, N o . 6 2 • C o p yrig h t © 2 0 0 5 T h e Sa n to rd H era ld
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w W W .M n f O f d O i W t P i p t f .O O I H
Officials: Grieshaber’s
exit under discussion
By Llan« Edixon
H e ra ld W rite r
the diamond
Seminole. Lake Mary
and Lako Brantloy got
outstanding performanc
es as they all posted
impressive baseball vic
tories on Monday
SANFORD — City officials con
firmed that negotiations an* under
way regarding the resignation of
Sanford City Manager Al Grieshaher
District .4 Commissioner Kandy
Jones said Tuesday that the city attor
ney’s office had contacted him
regarding Grieshaher.
"They’re just starting negotia
tions," Jones said in a phone interviexv.
City Commissioner for District 4
Kevin Hipes said Monday that he did
not feel comfortable commenting on
what, if any, negotiations were being
made, but did say that the city of
Sanford needs a unified commission.
"I like Al." Hipes said, “but obvi
ously there are some members of the
Commission xvho mav feel different
ly ”
In January, the city Commission
voted 3-2 not to renew Grieshaber’s
contract, which expires Aug. 4, 2005.
Com missioners Hipes and Art
Woodruff voted against not renewing
the contract, while former Mayor
Brady Lessard, and Commissioners
Jones and Velma Williams were the
three votes swaying the decision to
not renew.
The terms of Grieshaber’s contract
required the Commission to give him
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Dinner, auction
to benefit
county 4-H
SANFORD —
Vniinolt' i oiiiitx 4-H
" ill hold .i Ivnctit
•>p.igln*tti dinner and
'•ilent auction I ridav,
April
Irom 4 to 8
p m at tlu* L imperative
I \tt'n»on Auditorium
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l o'ts tor the dinner
are $|T<taniil\ ticketparents and children).
(adult and youth
oxer 121, **•4 (senior citi/cn), $4 (xouth 4 to 12
years old) and children
under 4 are tree
F’mtits trom the din
ner xxill benetit 4-H
summer camp, activi
ties and college scholar
ship tunds Call the 4-H
ottico at 407-hh5-5560
for tickets or purchase
them at the di<or
Advocates for
abused children
needed
SANFORD — The
Seminole County
Guardian Ad I item
Program is m need ol
xoluntivrs to advocate
tor the K-st interest ot
abused, neglectexl and
abandoned ihildren in
a court proceeding To
become a Guardian Ad
I item volunteer, vou
must Iv 21 years old or
older JHlssess glHhi
ludgment. common
sense and be capable of
helping a child in crisis
Vou must present
tax orable references,
consent to have your
h.nkground iln-v ked
and complete .40 hours
ot training
Guardian Ad I item
training xvill Iv held at
the luxenile lii'tice
Center, l“0 Hush Hlxd.,
Santord, on may 14. 14
and 20 Persons xvho
may be interested in
attending the three-day
training or xvisJi more
information an* asked
to call Tina at 407wiV
5.47D. or xisit the xveb
site at xvxvxv galseminolecounty.org.
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six months notice prior to Aug. 4,
2005, if it planned not to renew his
contract.
Newly elected Mayor Linda Kuhn
said Tuesday that the was disap
pointed this issue had become a part
of the election campaign. In an earli
er interview with th e Herald, Kuhn
said she would not be inclined to
retain Grieshaber, citing the city
8 — Manager, Page 3A
W oodruff:
N ew ideas
m erit full
debate
t y Llane Edixon
Herald Writer
SANFORD — Art Woodruff, newly re-elected
District 1 City Commissioner is catching his
breath after wnat he said was an exhausting race.
"We expected it to go to a run-off. I put didn't
realize how long three weeks
actually w as," Woodruff said in
an interview Monday.
Woodruff won tne city of
Sanford run-off election to
m t t n n p w u tin itiw n w n wy
Historic street
officially reopens
ty Charles D. Jackson
H e ra ld C o rre s p o n d e n t
SANFORD — As music blared trom every corner of
doxvntown Santord and nationally known artists showed
off award-winning paintings, thousands joined the cele
bration Saturday of the First Street Streelscape project,
dubbed "We’re jazzed in Santord.”
The grand reopening dedication of historic First Street
attracted more than 8,000 people strolling in and out of
downtown shops and restaurants.
They viewed art featuring six of
the original
Highxvaymen in (lie day-long street party. Many drifted a
couple blocks east to the Hopper lubilee Festival at Fort
Mellon Park, while others stayed and enjoyed the
Legends of Rock ‘n Roll concert at Helen Stairs Theatre
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Marge Drew of Orm ond Beach paints
pears, above, while Kevin Hipes and
family stroll the reopened First Street.
69 votes against Bernard
Mitchell.
"Obviously, I'm glad we
w on," Woodruff said. "We
worked really hard. Bernard _______________
did, too.”
KTaadmfl
Now that the election is over.
Woodruff said the City Commission should focus
on seeking opinions and views from the commu
nity before making decisions.
"I hope the Commission will be better about
talking things out and discussing things e a rlict”
Woodruff satd.
Woodruff, who said he likes to bounce ideas
around before any decisions are made, believes
that if someone has an ides, the Commission can
build on that idea whether good or bad by dis
cussing it before it pops up on an agenda.
"The city overall would do well if (we) dis
cussed proposals ahead of time regardless of
whose (proposal) it is,” Woodruff said.
In regards to bouncing ideas around the City
Commission, Woodruff would also Uke to do the
same with community input. The Commissioner
said he noticed, both on nis first four years and
on the campaign trail, an unclear mandate to go
forward with any single item.
"People want to feel like they’ve been a part of
tM Woodruff, PaftSA
HUD fulfills promises, renovates housing
By Stovo Paradis
M a n a g in g Editor
SANFORD — The assistant
secretary
for
the
U.S.
lX*nartment of Housing and
Urran Development called
changes at
the Santord
Housing Authority "truly a
remarkable tuman*und."
"When we came in in 2(X)3,
93 of the 480 units controlled
by the Sanford Housing
Authority wen* uninhabit
able," said Michael Liu of
HUD. Those conditions trig
gered the* federal government
to take over the housing
authority. In the end, then*
were 160 units renovated, roofs
replaced, paint applied and
reinforced doors installed on
apartments.
"Well, the work is done,”
Uu said. "The work is done."
I ie said a new chapter is about
to begin for Sanford Housing
Authority residents.
Eventually, HUD intends to
hand the project back to a local
ly appointed board that the
federal government oversees.
Liu said that would take place
xvithin a "reasonable" time
period.
With a $3.3 million loan
from Wachovia Bank, HUD has
made the improvements by
using local resources and basic
financial know-how, Liu told
officials
and
advocates
Tuesday morning.
Liu said the Sanford project
compart'd well with the otner
3,400 housing authorities he
oversees. It is smaller than
many of the others.
"We’ve shown that with
good management and the
ability to think creatively, we
can take available resources
and turn them into real benefits
for people." Liu said in an
interview.
When HUD took receiver
ship of the housing authority,
the apartments were very run
down, he said.
"All we got from previous
management were excuses," he
said, adding that HUD doesn't
like to take control of housing
authorities.
Liu gave symbolic keys to
Andrea Lee and Cnerrie
Jackson, two new residents of
the housing authority.
"I think they did a nice Job
with the apartments," said
Jackson, 22.
Long-time residents have
heard promises of improve
ments over the years, but are
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T he H erald
Wednesday, April 6.2003
S e m in o l e S u m m a r y
A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY
Overnight
relay to fight
cancer kicks
off Friday
LAKE MARY — An overnight Relay for
Life will help fight cancer in an annual event at
Colonial Town Park.
The event begins at 6 p m Friday, April 8
with a survivor's lap and a caregiver's lap.
Teams will then walk taps until 10 a m.
Saturday.
The Relay for Life of Lake Mary/Sanford
will benefit the American Cancer Society.
According to activity and entertainment
chairwoman Jennifer Finch the relay will have
several bands, including the Rode Lake
Middle School Jazz Band. There are 28 relays
In central Florida, but this is the best venue,
she said.
'This is a community fighting for a com
munity," Finch said. Sixteen teams from busi
nesses, schools and other organizations will all
do fundraising during the event. In addition to
pledges for laps, the teams sell food or hold
competitions such as dance contests.
Bands and entertainers will perform until
1230 a.m., then a DJ will take over. A scav
enger hunt is planned as well as a midnight
makeover for men.
A Mr. Relay for Life where male partici
pants will dress as women takes place at 230
a.m. A poker lap, hoola hoop contest and put
ting contest are also scheduled.
Basically there will be activities every half
hours during the event Finch said.
During all the activities, teams compete for
spirit dollars. Progress Energy won last year's
competition for which it received a plaque.
"The goal is to raise awareness of cancer
and to raise money," Finch said. She said her
mother died of lung cancer and her cousin
died of breast cancer at 32. Almost everyone
knows someone who has battled cancer, she
said.
The goal this war is to raise $155,000, which
would be about $11,000 more than last year's
total.
The public is invited to participate and
attend me Luminaria Ceremony. Luminaries
can be purchased for $5. Call 1-800-ACS-2345.
Patients need
transportation
to treatment
SANFORD — The local chapter of the
American Cancer Society is looking for volun
teer drivers to transport patients to radiation
and chemotherapy sessions.
The program is calk'd The Road to Recovery
The society transports people hue of charge,
and has an urgent need for drivers, according to
Jennifer Finch who coordinates the program.
"The worst thing in the world is having to
tell a cancer patient that no one can dnve them
to treatment,” she said.
These are people who have no other way to
get to treatment.
"If they don’t go, they may not survive,”
Finch said. Some people are low-income who
don't have transportation, others simply don't
have a way to get to the treatment center.
One man has the inability to be in the sun so
he can't walk and he is blind in one eye and
can't drive. His wife works weekdays. So he is
driven by volunteer*.
Treatment for cancer may last six or eight
weeks, but it is an everyday thing on weekdays
They may have to be there everyday at 10 a m.
and skipping a dose is not an option.
Volunteer* should be over 18 year* old and
have a driver’s license.
"Typically, our driver* are either selfemployed. unemployed, or retired," Finch said.
Normally patients nave to go to treatment
around 9 a m and return about 3 p m Once in
a while the person may have to stay later Thaw
the treatment is radiation, they usually go
for a round trip because the treatment can be
finished in as little as 15 minute*. With
chemotherapy, one person drives in the morn
ing and anoowr person normally picks up.
"Chemo can be as short a* an hour and as
long aa eight" Finch said. Some volunteers
drive every day, others as little a* twice par
"What 1 always tell volunteers is
»as HMfe or as often as they want"
"We o n accommodate inter
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Out & About
FRI
Hooptical illusion
Singer Tracy Lawrence
will appear in a live concert
performance beginning at 7
p.m. at The Bam in Sanford.
Tickets are $22.50 in advance,
$27.50 at the dexir. For infor
mation call 407-324-2276.
The Drama-4 class at
Millennium Middle School
will present the play "Altar
Egos: the Do’s and Don't’s of
An American Wedding" at 7
p.m. in the Wall Griffin
Performing Arts center
(Mille'nnium Hall) Tickets are
$3 c'ach at the door.
Walkers will go around
the clock in the battle against
cancer during the American
cancer Society Relay for Life
of Lake Mary/Sanford.
Teams of residents will gath
er at Colonial Town Park at 6
p.m. for an overnight relay
against cancer. The public is
invited to participate and
attend the Luminaria
Ceremony. Luminaries can
be purchased for $5 Call 180P-ACS-2345.
The national champs have been crowned and basketball courts all over the country will now be tut of young hoop hopefuls
honing their skJHs tor a chance to play at the next level. Looking through the net at Fort Melton Park's basketball courts cre
ates an optical Illusion — Are you looking up or down?
Search Warrants
• Michael Ray Golightly. 46. of
Santa Barbara Drive was arrested
by Sanford police on March 18, after
serving a search warrant at his resi
dence. lie reportedly confronted the
officers with an attack dog.
Golightly was charged with aggra
vated assault of police officer with a
deadly weapon and two counts of
possession of narcotics equipment.
Also at that address, Albert
Herman, 51, was anested on tour
counts of possession of narcotics
equipment and Felis Sharp, 35, was
charged with one count of posses
sion of narcotics equipment.
• Tiffanye Andrea Williams, 21,
of Georgia Arms was arrested by
Sanford police' on March 17 after
serving a watch warrant at her resi
dence. She was charged with pewsession of under 2(1 grams of mari
juana.
• Carolyn Pasley, 34, of William
Clark Court was arrested by
Sanford police Thursday, March 31,
after serving a search warrant at her
add revs. She* was charged with pos
session of a cocaine.
Prostitution
• |i'an Marie Bennett, 37, of
Empire Place, Sanford, was arrested
by Sanford peilice on March 30 at
27th Street and Sanford Avenue. She*
was see*n apparently (lagging down
pavsing motorists. She was charged
with pnx-urement for prostitution.
Burglaries
• Christopher Mulle*r, 27, of
Island Bay Circle, Sanford, was
arrested by Sanford police Tuesday,
March 31, at his residence where he
was in a dispute with a fe*male. He
was charged with burglary of a
dwelling, disorderly intoxication,
resisting an officer without violence,
and property damage of $200 or
under.
• Dennis Lawson, 21, of
Summerlin Avenue, Sanford, was
arrested by Sanford police Saturday
an 24th Street at Chase Avenue. He
reportedly attempted to gain entry
to a residence on Lake Avenue. He
was charged with burglary of an
occupied dwelling, loitering or
prowling and possession of under
20 grams of marijuana.
can
■ James Craig Fisher. 40, of
Orlando, and George Painter 48, of
DrLand, were arrested by Sanford
police Thursday at a store in the
3600 block of Orlando Drive. The
• Kemonta Williams, 18, of
Windchase Boulevard, Sanford, was
arrested by Sanford police Saturday
at her residence following a dispute
with her sister She was charged
with domestic battery — causing
bodily harm.
twe» reportedly attempted to return
a $153.40 chain saw to the store,
which the*v had not purchased Berth
were charged with petty larceny t>f
over $100. Painter was alse» charged
with obtaining merchandise with a
false receipt
• Zatirah Ram|it, 28, of St. Cloud,
was arrested by Sanford peilice
Sunday at a stem* on Teiwne* Center
Circle. She* reportedly texik items
from the store without paying. She1
was charged with petty larceny.
• I.uz Elena Medina, 32, of Sugar
Bay Way, l-ake Mary, was arrested
by Sanford police Saturday at a
stun' on Teiwne Center Circle. She1
reportedly tix>k $118 in merchan
dise' from a store' without paying
She was charged with petty
shoplifting from a merchant
• Ana Martinet, 38, ot Airport
Bled., Sanford, was arrested by
Sanford police Saturday at a store
on Towne Center Circle. Officers
said she texik items from a store
without paving She* was charged
with petty shoplifting from a mer
chant.
• Ralaya Sivaphomchai, 48, of
Weston Court, Lake Mary, was
arrested by Sanford police on March
30 at a store on Towne Center Circle
She is accused of taking $5 in items
from the* store without paying. She
was charged with petty larceny.
Assault - Battery
• Steven Bradley Adams 111, 28,
of Rosediff Circle, Sanford, was
arrested by Sanford police Sunday
at his residence as the result of an
altercation with a female. He was
charged with battery - touch or
strike (domestic violence).
• Dexter Lee, 28, of Friesian Way
Sanford, was arrested by Sanford
police Saturday on Sanford Avenue
at Lake Mary* Blvd. He reportedly
was in a confrontation at nis resi
dence with his wife. He was
charged with aggravated battery
(domestic violence), simple assault
(domestic violence), and depriving
a person the use of 9-1-1 phone calls.
• Uoyd Donnie Daniels, 46, of
West 15th Street, was arrested by
Sanford police Saturday at his resi
dence as (he result of a dispute with
a female. He was charged with bat
tery - touch or stnke (domestic vio
lence).
• Ruth Yvonne Hoglen, 40, of 3rd
Street, Lake Mary, was arrested by
Sanford
police
Friday
on
Giuveview Way following an alter
cation with a male.
She was charged with battery* —
causing bodily harm (domestic vio
lence)
Traffic Stops
• Terrence IVmard Perkins, 24,
of Locust Avenue, Sanford, was
stopped by Sanford police Monday
on Magnolia Avenue at 2l»th Street.
The license tag on the vehicle
proved to have been stolen.
He was charged with petty larce
ny (stolen tag), failing to register his
motor vehicle, and no proof of
insurance.
• Tonie Lynn Smith, 35, of Forrest
Avenue, Sanford, was stopped by
Sanford police Friday on Ronald
Reagan Blvd
She was charged with driving
with a suspended license and oper
ating a motor vehicle without a
valid license.
• William Zachary* Kepass, 23, of
Balboa Court, Sanford, was stopped
by Sanford police Monday on
Highway 17-92. He was charged
with driving under the influence
(DUD of alcohol or drugs.
Cub Scout troops from
Seminole County will con
verge on Central Winds Park
in Winter Springs for the
Cub Olympics to be held
from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Central Florida Zoo
will present "Wild about
Florida." from 9 a m. until 3
p.m. The event and teacher
workshop includes activities
relating to Bov Scouts and
Girl Scouts There will be
exhibits and displays, items
available for purchase',
music, fixid. and more. Call
407-323-4450, ext. 136.
SUN
Florida Hospital's Center
of Nutritional Excellence will
be conducting a Vegetarian
Cooking School, from 3 until
5 p.m. at 5779 N. Ronald
Reagan Blvd (CR-427) in
Sanford. Classes are free. For
details call 407-324-1405.
It’s Kite Day at First
Baptist Church in Geneva,
following the Morning
Worship Service at 10:15. It's
also Oviedo Play Day at the
Mall from mxin to 5 p.m.
Buy tickets ahead at Geneva
Elementary School in the
office'. Funds will benefit the
Geneva Elementary School.
Community United
Methodist Church, 4921
Highway 17-92 in
Casselberry will present,
"Joy in the Journey," at 3
p.m. There is no charge and
childcare will be provided.
MON
The Seminole County
Regional Chamber of
Commerce will hold a golf
tournament at Timacuan
Golf and Country Club. Call
Tara Godbv at 407-333-4748.
• Vincente Traju Ramirez, 20. of
Hartwell Avenue, Sanford, was
located by Sanford police Sunday as
the result of a traffic accident in the
2800 block of Orlando drive. He
was charged with DU1 with proper
ty damage, operating motor vehi
cle without a valid license, and pos
session of forged/stolen drivers
license.
TUE
• Matthew Keith Quigley, 20, of
Francis Avenue, Sanford, was
arrested by Sanford police Friday at
Old England loop. He was charged
with violation of probation/com
munity control.
AU Souls Council of
Catholic Women will hold a
Spring Craft Show from 8:30
a m. to 4 p.m. in the Social
H all 9th Street at Oak
Avenue.
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ones from HUP.
"They're Betting off to a
Rood start,” said Oscar
Redden |r., of Brothers
Keepers, who remembered
playing in the housing; author
ity neighborluHKi as a child.
"If I'm at a standstill, it's easi
er to go forward than if I'm
falling backward.”
hill said the approach of
HUP and President Bush's
administration is to not over
promise and under perform.
"That is how we will gain
support of the residents," he
said. "I think that's what’s
happened here. Anything we
promise, we have to make
sure we can deliver."
Sanford Vice Mayor Velma
Williams
is
the
city
Commission's liaison to the
housing authority board. She
read a proclamation com
mend mg tlie changes at the
authority called, "Rebuilding
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Anything we
promise, we
have to make
sure we can
deliver.
MichMt Liu, ataialarrt aacratary
of MUD
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for Today and Tomorrow."
"Today is a new day,”
Williams told those gathered
for the celebration Tuesday
morning. "I want to reaffirm
that the city of Sanford is
indeed interested and com
mitted to working with the
housing authority."
The final nine units in the
Lake Monroe Terrace section
will be the last restored
because they were in the
worst shape, according to an
April 5 news release from
HUP.
"They received all new
electrical and plumbing sys
tems as well as new kitchens
and bathrooms," the release
noted. Hie other 151 units had
various stages of disrepair.
Resident councils have
been established at each of the
six housing sites. Barbara
Green from the Castle Brewer
resident council spoke at the
presentation Tuesday.
"Just to look back and set*
how far the Sanford Housing
Authority has come is amaz
ing," she said.
Board Chairman Carmen
Valenti then led the group on
a lour of renovated apart
ments. The Rev. Ronald
Merthie of New Life Word
gave the invocation.
Woodruff
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manager's handling of the
Andrew Van C.aate case.
lirieshaber tried to fire
Van l.aale tor using a citvleased goll tart tor personal
needs during the Fourth of
lulv celebration last year.
Poring the campaign,
Kuhn told I he Herald that if
elected, one ot the f i r s t
things she would do is come
to a decision with the utv
Commission on Grieshaber.
Kuhn confirmed Tuesday
that she li.nl talked with the
ut\ attorney's office about
contacting Grieshaber in
order to negotiate Ins resig
nation
"I'm a woman of my
word Kuhn said in a phone
m ien ien
At cording to Kuhn, she
h a s not heard back from the
cm attorney's office regardon: the matter at hand
Woodruff said Monday
that he would like to see the
matter on the public agenda.
It s h o w s that we’re cog
nizant ot the fact we're reprelenting the city," Woodruff
said
Woodruff, who confirmed
Businessman Sylvester Chang from the Sanford Housing Authority Advisory Board, left, prepares to
climb Into a LYN X bus to tour recently renovated areas of the H U D housing prefect.
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If and when Mr.
Grieshaber has
an announce
ment, he’ll be the
one to make it.
William Col ban.
Sanford City
Attorney
n
that there was discussion
going on about Grieshaber
resigning before his contract
is up. said he would like to
see things done in an order
ly fashion.
"My fear is that we have
so many things in the
process, |and] we need to
make sure we're not cutting
ourselves off too soon,"
Woodruff said. "We’ve got
to look at the big picture.
W hat's good for the city
from this point forward?
What's going to be better?"
P istrict
2
City
Commissioner
Velma
Williams was unavailable
for comment.
Grieshaber said Tuesday
that he had been contacted
by the city attorney on other
m atters but was unaware of
negotiations for his resigna
tion.
I le said he was contacted
about a rumor that he had
put in his resignation, but
that no decision has been
made either way.
" I ’m going to talk to the
city attorney," Grieshaber
said in a phone interview.
Sanford's City Attorney
William Colbert confirmed
that he had talked with
Grieshaber.
"I've had discussions with
the mayor and with Mr.
Grieshaber in due course of
events, but 1 have nothing to
announce at this point,"
Colbert s.iid.
"If
and
when
Mr.
Grieshaber
has
an
announcement, he'll be the
one to make it.”
the decision. It’s one thing to
have a great idea. If moving
that idea forward causes so
much grief, something is not
being done right," Woodruff
said.
One
of
the
Com m issioner's platforms
on the campaign trail was
finishing the programs he
was involved with during
his first term.
Woodruff said the Weed
and Seed program, and
Georgetown in general, are
some things he has been
working on and will contin
ue working on in his second
term.
"The community is start
ing to come back together
again,"
Woodruff
said.
"Weed and Seed programs
are starting to become more
tangible."
Saturday, April 9, through
the Weed and Seed program,
44 solar lights are going to
go up in Georgetown and
200 trash cans are going to
be distributed throughout
the community.
Both
Woodruff
and
Pistrict 2 City Commissioner
Velma Williams were sworn
into office Tuesday night,
along
with
m ayor-elect
Linda Kuhn.
W'oodruff said Monday
that he thinks Kuhn will do a
good job as mayor.
"She definitely has a clear
direction on where she
wants {Sanford] to go and
she has the enthusiasm ,"
Woodruff said.
He said when he ran
against Kuhn four years ago
for Pistrict 1 city commis
sion they had a lot of the
same ideas.
The next city Commission
meeting is Monday, April 11
at 7 p.m.
Golf tourney helps historic stadium
SANFORP — The city of
Sanford
Recreation
Pepartment Benefit Golf
Tournament will take place
Friday, April 22 at Mayfair
Country Club.
Funds from the golf tour
nament will benefit the
enhancement of the Historic
Sanford Memorial Stadium.
The tournament will be
held at the Mayfair County
Club, and will begin at 9 a m.
with a "shotgun" start with 5697.
Mulligans can be pur
four-person team scramble.
Players must register by chased three for $5 with a
April IS. To register, send $50 limite of 12 mulligans per
to City of Sanford Recreation foursome.
Prizes will be awarded for
Department, P.O. Box 1788,
Sanford, FL 32772. Players the longest drive and closest
can also bring registration to the pin. All participants
into
the
Recreation will receive a "goody’1 bag
Department on the first floor and awards buffet. Free bev
of Sanford City HaU, 300 erages on the course are
North Park Ave. Foe fcorr * sponsored by Wayne Denscb
information, call 407-330- Inc.
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LONGWOOD — On Wednesday,
A p ril 20, Success M agazine will
Pf —in t the seventh annual Success
A w ard for Business Achievem ent to
M m W illiams, president and chief
operating officer of Wayne Densch,
In c., a Sanford-based A nheuserBusch distributor.
The aw ard will be presented at a
private reception sponsored by the
O rlando
Sanford
International
A irport and McKee Construction
Company, according to a Monday
new s release from Special Editions
Publishing.
Success M agazine developed the
aw ard six years ago to recognize
those individuals wno make signifi
cant contributions to the local busi
ness community.
Previous
recipients
include:
W illiam M iller, Suda Inc.; Dede
Schaffner, Coordinator-Community
Involvem ent/Public
Inform ation
O fficer
for
Sem inole County
Public Schools; Art
Grindle,
Wheel
Ranch;
Jeno
Paulucci, founder
of Heathrow, Chun
King
Foods,
M icnelina’s
and
Luigino’s; and Bob
Hattaway,
adult
toy storage.
Williams
W illiams,
the
2005 recipient, is
not only a respected member of the
business community.
He is an active volunteer and phi
lanthropist whose special projects
have included the Wayne Densch
Scout Center, the Wayne Densch
YMCA, the Wayne Densch Athletic
Center at the University of Central
Florida and the Wayne Densch
D iscovery C enter at the Central
Florida Zoo.
More details on the Success
Award
can
be
found
at
http: / /www.specedpub.com.
Success Magazine is a 7-year-old
ublication, published by Special
I ditions Publishing. The 27-year-old
company was founded in Seminole
County bv its president and publish
er, Albert R. Sciuto.
Success is published seven times a
ear and is tne only magazine of its
Eind in Seminole County.
For more inform ation about
Special Editions Publishing, Success
Magazine and other publications,
including Seminole Neighbors, visit
www.specedpub.com.
Marshall’s will open store in Sanford April 14
SANFORD — M arshalls
Inc., one of the nation's leadin * off-price retailers, has
announced the grand open
ing of a new store on April
14th at the Marketplace at
Seminole Towne Center in
Sanford. M arshalls’ new
•tore will offer area shopp a n brand name fashions
and home accents at prices
up to 60 percent less than
departm ent and specialty
stores.
"We look forward to intro
ducing Marshalls to the local
market and expect that our
great selection of family
fashions, footwear and home
accents will have trem en
dous appeal for value-con
scious
shoppers,"
said
M arshalls
Spokesperson
Sonya
Cosent ini.
"At
Marshalls you will find the
same great trends found in
department and specialty
stores at a fraction of the
price. This includes first
quality, brand name fashions
and footwear for the whole
family and home accents for
every room in the house*.
The new store in Sanford,
at 1551 WP Ball Blvd., will
add approximately 60 full
and part-tim e jobs to the
area. The opening day event
will be from Wuntil to a.m.
Hours of operation will be
Monday through Saturday
from 9:30 a.m until 9:30
p.m., and Sundays from II
a.m. until 7 p.m.
Sobik’s Subs new tenant in Lake Mary lease
LAKE MARY — Crescent
Resources LLC has negotiated
• new lease agreement for
1,103 square feet of Class A
at
605
Crescent
tive Court in the
Prim ers m Building in take
Mary. N.E. 1, Inc., doing busi
ness as Sobik’s Subs is the
new tenant.
Sun
Life
Assurance
Company of Canada is the
landlord of the 152.92H square
foot Primera III building.
Ida Rood, Florida director
of leasing for Crescent
Resources, negotiated the
lease agreement.
Crescent Resources LLC is
a U.S. developer of corporate
office facilities, retail centers,
multi-family and single-fami
ly development in the United
States. In Orlando,
Crescent is developing
Resource Square at Central
Florida Research Park. The
Crescent at Primera and New
Century Park in Lake Mary
and
Gateway
Crossing
Shopping
Center
in
Altamonte Springs.
McD’s manager
one of the best
OVIEDO — Oviedo is
home to one of the nation’s
top McDonald's restaurant
managers.
Rich
LaSalle
recently
received the Ray Kroc Award,
an annual performance-based
award that recognizes the top
1 percent of McDonald’s
restaurant managers in the
country.
Named after McDonald's
corporate founder Ray Kroc,
the award is given to man
agers who deliver superior
results in selected areas of
performance — operational
excellence,
reinforcing
McDonald's commitment to
people and building the busi
ness.
Only 135 managers were
chosen this year to receive the
Ray Kroc Award, an honor
that comes with a cash award,
a Ray Kroc award trophy and
pin and a trip to Chicago for
an awards gala.
Ray
Kmc
built
the
McDonald’s business on the
belief that greatness can only
bo achieved through the dedi
cation and support of a com
pany’s people. The award was
named after him bast'd on his
commitment to people and
recognizing their contribu
tions to the organization he
helped establish.
"This award came as a
complete and unexpected sur
prise, but a very flattering and
pleasant one,” LaSalle said.
"Working for McDonald's has
been a lot of fun for me and to
know I am one of the few
managers of satellite restau
rants to receive this award is
such an honor.”
"I'm excited that Rich has
been recognized as one of the
top McDonald’s restaurant
managers in the country with
the sixth annual Ray Kroc
Award," said Gary Oerther,
owner/operator. "He truly
sets the bar for our industry,
through the outstanding way
he manages his restaurant's
successful operations. Rich
adds to that excellence by
exhibiting a commitment to
his restaurant staff — work
ing with them as a team and
recognizing them for their
contributions to the company.
It’s fitting that Rich is being
honored with the Ray Kroc
Award."
LaSalle has worked for
McDonald’s for 17 years and
began in high-school as a
crew member. Now as a prof
it and loss manager, he travels
to all 19 Oerther Foods
McDonald’s locations to over
sin* profitability matters.
In addition to the Ray Kmc
Award, he has received other
honors from McDonald's
including an outstanding
restaurant manager award in
2000. LaSalle is originally
from Manville, Ohio, but cur
rently lives in Oviedo. He
received his MBA degree in
business
from
CarsonNewman College in Jefferson
City, Tenn.
McDonald's owner and
operators and/or regional
staff nominate restaurant
managers for the Ray Kroc
Award.
From there, a selection
committee of representatives
from McDonald's Operations,
Training
and
Human
Resources select the top I per
cent
of
McDonald's
Restaurant Managers for the
Ray Kroc Award.
th e McDonald's Co-opera
tive of Central Florida is a vol
untary
association
of
owner/operators who oper
ate 165 restaurants in a ninecounty
area
including:
Brevard,
Flagler,
Lake,
Marion, Orange, Osceola,
Seminole,
Sumter
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Obituaries
EMILY J. BURGESS
Emily J. Burgess, 85, of
Orlando, died Monday, April
4, 2(X)5 in Orlando. She was
bom Feb. 2. 1920 in New York
City. She was a homemaker.
Survivors include hus
band, Charles G. Burgess;
daughter, Linda beers; one
granddaughter; two greatgranddaughters.
Banficld Funeral Home,
Winter Springs, in charge of
arrangements.
F. DUANE CAMPS
F. Duane Camps, 44, of
Sanford, died Sunday, April
3, 2005 in Belle Glade. He was
bom Aug 21, I960 in Corpus
Christi, Tex. He was a sales
man for Wesco Turf Supply
Golf Course Equipment. lie
was a member of Westview
Baptist Church.
Survivors include wife,
Shanm of Sanford; son, Derek
camps of China Grove, N.C.;
daughter, Jennifer Camps of
Sanford; parents, Felix and
Ruth Camps of Byron, Ca.;
sister, Den Jones of Byron,
Ga.; brother, Darrell camps of
Byron, Ga.
Funeral services will be
Wednesday, Apnl ft at II a m.
at Westview Baptist Church
in Sanford with pastor Bill
Coffman officiating.
Interment will follow at
Oaklawn Park cemetery, l.ake
Mary
Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral
Home. Oaklawn Chapel,
Sanford /Lake Marx', in
charge of arrangements.
VIRGINIA C. GROVE
Virginia C. Grove, 58, of
Sanford, died Sunday, April
3, 2005 at South Seminole
I lospital She was bom in
Mount Sterling, Ky. She was a
homemaker and a member of
the Church of Jesus chrisftt of
Latter Day Saints.
Survivors include hus
band. John C. of Sanford;
daughter. Cynthia Aparichio
of Sanford; son, Robert J. of
Williamsburg, Va.; brothers
Mason Lee of Carlisle, Ky.,
Marion lee Jr. of Eustis; sis
ters, Sylvia Gilstrap of
Geneva and Florine Ovington
of Mt. Sterling, Ky.; five
grandchildren.
A memorial service will be
held Wednesday, April 6 at 6
p.m. at Brisson Funeral Home
Chapel. In lieu of flowers,
donations can be made to the
American Cancer Society,
Orlando Metro Unit 1601 W.
Colonial Drive, Orlando,
32804-7005.
Brisson Funeral Home,
Sanford, in charge of arrange
ments.
GERALD A. MARTINEZ
Gerald A. Martinez, 53, of
Casselberry, died Saturday,
April 2, 2005 in Orlando. He
was bom Feb. 9, 1952 in
Walsenburg, Colo. He was a
retail store manager.
Survivors include wife,
JoAnn L. Martinez; brother,
David J. Martinez; sisters,
Gerry M. Gladstone and
Maggie M. Lujan; father,
Charles A. Martinez, Jr.,
Mother, Ida Martinez.
Funeral services wen? held
Tuesday, April 5 at St.
Stephen Catholic Church
witn father George Dunne
officiating.
Banfield Funeral Home,
Winter Springs, in charge of
arrangements.
MARY LOUISE REED
Mary Louise Reed, 83, of
Sanford, died Thursday,
March 31, 2005 at Central
Florida Regional Hospital.
Bom in Asn-Jersev. Onio, she
moved to Sanford 1 ? years
ago from DeBary. She worked
with the U.S. Government
Bureau of Engraving, and
later as a baker for
Alexandria Schools cafeteria
in Alexandria, Ohio.
Survivors include daugh
ter, Ann Conrad of Sanford;
sons, David reed of
Columbus, Ohio, James Reed
of Deltona; sisters, Margaret
Kreagcr of Heath, Ohio,
Marjorie Henthome of
Newark, Ohio; brothers,
Elmer Fisher of DeBary,
Robert Fisher of Alexandria,
Ohio; two grandchildren.
Funeral services were
Tuesday, April 5 at Sanford
church of Christ with Rev.
Walt Person officiating.
Contributions may be made
to Doctors Without Borders,
P.O. Box 856, Merrifield, Va.,
22116-8056 or American Red
Cross, P.O. Box 37243,
Washington, D.C. 20013.
tankford Funeral Homes
4c Crematory, Detand, in
charge of arrangements.
WILLIAM RHOADES
William Rhoades, 95, of
Longwood, died Saturday,
March 26. 2005.
He was bom in Elmira,
N.Y. where he ran a plumb
ing business. He worked in
Titusville for 33 years as a
master plumber.
Survivors include wife,
Margery; sons, Donald
Rhoades of Orlando, Edward
Rhoades of Iowa, Thomas
Deppen of Sanford, Roger
Deppin of Merritt Island;
daughters, Peggy’ Gavin of
Reynolds, Ind. .Alice Luedke
of Spottsylvania, Va., Kay
Engdahl of take Alfred, Lori
Baldwin of Indialantic and
Donna Duncan of Osteen;
nine grandchildren; 28 great
grandchildren.
Memorial services were
held at Community United
Methodist on Thursday,
march 31. Memorial dona
tions mav be made to the
Scholarship Fund,
Community United
Methodist church 4921 U.S.
Highway 17-92 in
Casselberry, 32707-3813.
Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral
homes, Altamonte Springs, in
charge of arrangements.
State targets local telemarketer
SANFORD — Florida
Agriculture and Consumer
S erv ices
Commissioner
Charles II. Bronson
has
announced he has taken legal
action against a Seminole
County telemarketer for vio
lating Florida's "Do Not
Call" law.
A lawsuit tiled in Seminole
County Circuit Court alleges
that
Florida
Solar
Distributors made at least 12
telephone calls to residents
on the list during the past
year.
"Consumers who join our
program are entitled to be
spared the intrusion of com
mercial telemarketing calls,
and this company apparently
has failed to get the mes
sage.*' Bronson said.
The legal action seeks an
injunction prohibiting Florida
Solar distributors from any
future calls to state residents
on the "Do Not Call" list and
fines of up to $10,000 for each
of the 12 calls the company
made to prohibited pnone
numbers.
Bronson's department has
collected or obtained judg
ments for more than $1 mil
lion against companies that
have called Florida residents
on the list, and several such
legal actions are pending in
courts throughout the state.
Bronson
encourages
Floridians to join the pro
gram, which prohibits most
commercial
telemarketers
from calling numbers on the
list. For more information,
call the toll-free helpline at 1800-HELPFLA or visit the
Division of
Consumer
Services web
site
at
www.800helpfla.com.
Schools foundation benefits
LONGWOOD
— The
Foundation for Seminole
County
Public
Schools'
annual
Golf
"Fore"
Education Tournament at
Alaqua Country Club in
Longwood raised more than
$50,000 to further enhance
the Seminole County Public
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"We had an excellent
turnout." explained Eric
Geboff, The Foundation's
executive director. "More
than 225 golfers participated
in the tournament."
Programs sponsored by
The Foundation include
Grants for Great Ideas, Take
Stock in Children, Teach-In,
Arts Alive in Seminole! and
the Back to School Fair.
To learn more about The
Foundation and its donation
opportunities,
call
Eric
Geboff at 407-320-0180.
Established in 1986, The
Foundation for Seminole
County Public Schools raises
funds to further enhance the
superior performance of stu
dents and teachers in
Seminole County Public
Schools.
Money raised is used to
support programs such as
scholarships,
classroom
grants, and recognition and
rewards for students and
teachers in Seminole County.
For more inform ation
regarding The Foundation,
call 407-320-0180.
Wednesday, April 6.2008 P ip e BA
Rotary and SODA Pops
put best foot forward
Miriam and Valeries School of Dance and
Arts will put their "Best Foot Forward"
Saturday in a production to benefit the
Tsunami victims.
In partnership with the Sanford Noon
Rotary Club, the dance ...........................
school's SODA Pops will Servica Club
present a rousing perform
Connections
ance at 7 p.m. Saturday at
the Helen Stairs Theatre,
201. S. Magnolia Ave., titled
“Our Best Foot Forward - A
benefit for Tsunami Relief."
Longtime Rotarian John
Mercer brought the idea to
the club, and the board
voted to match up to $2,000
the funds students raised Charies
during the show, according Jack so n
to Rotary President Craig
Bair.
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The SODA Pops will entertain the crowd
with ice-cream snop themes from the '50's,
jazz tunes and other nostalgia music.
Tickets are $10. To make a donation or for
more information, call 407-323-1900 or 407321-8111.
"MY HERO IS" - is the topic of Sanford
Optimist Club annual oratorical contest 7
p.m. Thursday at the Sanford Church of
Christ, 1500 S. Park Ave. The contest will
feature 15 students.
Interest in the popular oratorical contest
is so high, Seminole High School had 100
students compete for the four slots allotted
for the school.
The winner advances to zone competition
April 21 at the same location, the to region
a l on April 30th and on to the district finals
in Tampa on May 7. The district winner will
earn a $1,500 scholarship from the Optimist
International Foundation..
THE FIRST MAN of Sanford — Bob Kuhn
- introduced his special guest, wife MayorElect Linda Kuhn, to fellow Rotarians
Monday at the noon meeting. Rotary presi
dent Craig Bair and other congratulated
Mrs. Kuhn on her election as mayor of
Sanford.
During the course of the meeting, Bob
Kuhn gave a "Happy Dollar," saying "I'm
happy I don’t have to put up political signs
anymore." Wife Linda smiled as Bob passed
the buck into the bucket.
Mayor Kuhn was sworn in last night.
THE CHARITY CHALLENGE has Brown
from
X-Large to
XX-Large. Charity
Challenge XX - the 20th celebration - is
scheduled for May 21-22 at Crane's Roost
Park in Altamonte Springs. The annual
fundraiser to support Central Florida chari
ties collected $515,000 last year and is
expected to gross more this year.
Almost 100 corporate and individual
teams will compete in athletic events, draw
ing about 6,000 people. The Sanford Noon
Rotary Club will participate in organizing
the event and should get in return about
$4,000 to distribute to local charities.
For more information, call Crane's Roost
Park Events Management at 407-571-8857.
Charles D. Jackson, a Sanford native and vet
eran journalist, writes a weekly column on citric
and service clubs in Seminole County. Send
items to him at The Sanford Herald, 300 N.
French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771.
Florida Blood Centers
need to replenish supply
In an effort to immediately
replenish dwindling blood
supplies following the Easter
holiday weekend, Florida’s
Blood Centers have issued a
"Community Alert" for all eli
gible volunteer blood donors
of every blood type.
"An alert of this nature
means that blood inventories
have fallen well below our
comfort zone," said Tim
Toothman, spokesperson for
Florida's
Blood
Centers.
"Reserve inventories (normal
ly a 3- to 5-day supply) have
fallen to levels not seen since
the Christmas holidays. Add
to that the recent Easter holi
day weekend and unprece
dented usage at hospitals
throughout the region, and it's
easy to understand that an
immediate response (in the
form of blood donors) is need
ed from the community to
avert any potential shortages
that could occur of blood sup
plies are not immediately
replenished."
"Traditionally, law enforce
ment agencies, fire fighters
and other first responders step
forward and lead by examle," he continued. "Florida’s
lood Centers recognize this
and once again are calling on
these community heroes to set
the pace and nelp prevent
blood shortages. Simplv put,
without blood donors, hospi
tals can’t operate. We must
make every effort to immedi
ately replenish our invento
ries. Those who are eligible
are needed today."
To donate blood, a person
must be in good health, weigh
a minimum of 110 pounds and
be 17 years of age or older.
There is no upper age limits
for donors meeting other eli
gibility requirements. As a
benefit to tne donor, a mini
health check, which includes
evaluations of blood pressure,
iron level and cholesterol is
performed to help the donor
maintain his or her good
heath. The* entire procedure,
from completing a short med
ical history to drawing bloo4|
arid' resting afterward wjtb
refreshments, takes approxi
mately 30 to 45 minutes.
For additional information
regarding volunteer blood
donations, community blood
drive locations and opera
tional hours at any Florida's
Blood center location call 1888-9DONATE.
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tion and beautification at a
cost of $2.1 million, direct
ed by the city of Sanford
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T he streetscape project
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to a historic brick street
and
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needed
storm water, waterline and
electrical upgrades; includ
ing extra lighting which
will give the city ability to
hold special events in the
area.
"O u r new brick street,
beautiful landscaping and
wider sidew alks create a
more pedestrian friendly
environment for everyone
to enjoy our historic dow n
tow n," said City Manager
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April 6-7,2005
Shining stars
Standout individual
performances lead
teams to victory
•y 0 mm Smith
Sports Editor
Baseball may be a team sport, but it was
outstanding individual performances on
Monday that spelled the difference on the
diamond on Monday.
Lefthander Matt Hines hurled a four-hit
shutout, striking out 13 and walking just
three and also helped his own cause by driv
ing in two runs as host Seminole blanked
Alpharetta (Ga.) High School, 8-0, at Alumni
Field in the Tim Raines Athletic Park.
Chris Cole dripped in with a double, a run
scored and two RBI and Kyle Diener also
drove in a pair of runs ana scored a run as
the Fighting Seminoles (7-9) made the most of
their seven nits on the evening.
Also contributing were Luke Kimig and
John Ilgen-run (single, RBI), David Walden
and Nick Martin (single), Scott Lamont and
Tom Quinn (two runs) and Lahy Thomas
(run).
The Tribe was coming off a 4-0 setback at
the hands of powerful Eustis (14-1) on the
road on Friday. Kimmig threw five strong
innings, allowing three earned runs on five
hits and striking out seven, white Charlie
Aravi struck out two of the three batters he
faced in the sixth inning.
Offensively, Hines, Cole, Thomas, Martin
and Christian Rubio had one single each.
Lake Brantley (13-1) continued to roll along
as Ray Allen and Jemile Weeks had big
night's with the bats ai the No. 3 state-ranked
Patriots ended Lyman's two-game winning
streak, 15-2.
Weeks had a home run and a double,
scored three runs and drove in two, while
Allen also homered, scored three runs and
drove in three to pace the offensive outburst.
Bryan Bearden also tripled and drove in three
for Lake Brantley.
Bearden also had a big game on Friday,
going 3-for-4 with a double and three RBL as
the Patriots
Pa
picked up a big district victory
over Winter Park (9-4-1). Brad Gooch also
had a good night at the plate, going 2-for-3
and driving in two.
The Greyhounds (10-7) were also coming
off a nice win on Friday as they doubled tne
score on Winter Springs (7-6), 6-3. Junior Jose
Correa tripled ana doubled and Patrick
Cahill was 2-for-2 to support the complete
game pitching of Jeff Hummel, who struck
out six.
Drew Morgan was 2-for-3 for the Bears.
Lake Mary (10-4) won its 10th game of the
season on Monday as Jack Tuttle went 2-for-3
to back the outstanding two-hit pitching of
Leonard, who struck out eight, in a 1-0 white
washing of Oldham County, Kentucky (0-2).
The Rams were also coming off a shutout
on Friday as Josh Smith scattered six hits and
struck out nine in blanking district foe
University (5-9), 3-0.
Smith also doubled and drove in two runs,
while Santana also had a big Kit for the win
ner's.
The other Seminole County team in action
on Monday did not dare as well as The
Master's Academy (7-8) dropped a 9-1 ded4) in
sion to Father Lopez (9-4)
i Davtona Beach.
The Eagles' Clark had a double to lead a
five-hit attack.
TMA had gotten to .500 on Friday handing
Norfolk Christian from Virginia (3-1) its first
loss of the season, 9-3, with Frisz going 3-for3 with a pair of doubles.
Lake Howell (6-9) also picked up a nice win
on Friday, edging Venice (8-7), 6-5, with
Carlson going 2-for-2 with a double and an
RBI and Piard going 2-for-4 with a triple and
two RBI.
Trinity' Prep (4*11) moved up in class and
it a scare into Oak Ridge (4*10) before
lefthander Melt Hines (above)
buried a tour-hit shutout stok
ing out 13 and helped Ns own
cause by drMng In tm> nine ee
hoet Seminole (7 -») blanked
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Briefs Seminole, Lake Brantley pace qualifying
CHARITY BASKETBALL
C m tn l Florida will play a
Seminole and Lake Brantley had three
individual champions each as the dam
2A-Sectkm 3 Sub-Sectional Boys
Weightlifting Tournament waa held
Saturday at Lyman High School.
The Patriots and Fighting Seminotes
dominated the qualifiers as Lake
Brantley had 11 qualify for this
s Sectional Meet at Spruce
School while the Notes will
send 10 to the meet being hosted by the
11-time State Champion Hawks.
Adam AUegioe (154), Aaron Allegroe
(169) and Tom Sprys (199) were Lake
Brantley's champions, while Joshua
Barnett (119), Sam Kicklighter (139) and
Kevin Harris (239) were the Seminole
champs.
Winter Springs and the host
Greyhounds both qualified five for the
sectional with Ricardo Burgos winning
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The Sanford Youth
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(8YFA) la looking for foot
ball/Owciieading
Coache* volunteers and
sponsors for thia coming
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Seminoles and Patriots
combine to send 21
lifters to Sectional Meet
at 129 pounds for the Bean and Jeremy
Drayton winning at 219 for Lyman.
Lake Mary had Steve Glascott win at
183 pounds and will be sending three
lifters to the sectional while Oviedo, led
by Andrew Lark's victory in the
Heavyweight Division, and Lake
Howell will both send two competitors
to the sectional.
The Sectional Meet is set to begin at 9
a m in Port Orange with lifters looking
to qualify for the FHSAA Finals which
will be Held on Saturday, April 23rd at
the Stephen C. O’Connell Center on the
campus of the University of Florida in
Gainesville.
CLASS 2A-SECT10NS
SUt-SECTIONAL QUALIFYING MEET
at Lyosan High Scfcoel
ItSpoamda 1 jemima Barnett. Scmtnnte. 223-143
. 41ft 2. Brian Krimtdy. Lake Howril 230-170 _ 40ft
3. Mown Bteitrvy. L it* Branttey. 200-163 _ 363; 4.
Ntcholaa Kmwdy. L it* HowriL 200-143 _ 343
124 poowda _ 1 Ricardo Burgoa, Winter Spring*.
260-200 _ 460; 2. Matthew (acuta. Lak* HoweU. 2151B3 400,3. |ua«ph Myeihoflet Sewtnole. 210-170.
340,4 letfery EUetv Lake Brantley, 200-160.360
134pmmdi_ I. Sam Kkklightet Seminole, 263-223
_ 440. 2. Tyler Hardy. Winter Spring*. 270-203 _ 473;
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Derrick NR. ta k e M « » 3 3 M 4 0 .M f t 4. fo ry lM B
)r. Seminote. 243-230 _ 323
134 ■*— t e _ l . Kerin Harris BreWwte. 410-338.
743.2/ Duwglaa THocfcai Sa H nate, 2 4 3 -2 3 0 .3 2 3
H w y w e ig M .1 . Andrew Lark O ted w 423-330.
733. 2. TWria Hodgaa Somtemte. 4 3 3 -3 0 0 .7 )8 ; 1
Oirteaoptmr Knck. KSnter Spring*. 333-240 _ 623; 4.
Ian WlUarea. Lyman. ISO-MO _ 990.
Seminole Athletic Conference crowns tennis champs
The league will hold
registration thia Saturday,
April 9, at both the
McDonald* inside the
Walmart on Rinehart
Road, from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m., and across from
Sanford Middle School on
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p.m.
The fee is $225 per per
son with a non-refundable
$50 fee due at time of reg
istration.
For more information,
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The Seminole County
Regional Chamber of
By Di m Smith
Sports Editor
The Lake Mary boys and
Lake Brantley girls came out
on top as the Seminole
Athletic Conference Tennis
Championships were held at
Lake Brantley High School
last Friday.
The Rams boys scored 15
points to outscore Lyman and
Winter Springs, which tied for
second with II points each.
The host Patriots were a close
fourth with nine points, with
Seminole coming home fifth
with three points. Lake
Howell and Oviedo failed to
score.
The Lake Brantley girls also
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Woiken remained unbeaten on
the season, 9-0, with an 8-5
victory over Lake Mary fresh
man Elissa Rizzi (7-2) in the
No. 1 singles final.
Other singles winners were
Lake Howell’s Cili at No. 3
and Lake Mary’s Santoro at
No. 5, while the Lake Howell
team of DeCrood and
Mendoza won the No. 1 dou
bles title.
In other boys' tennis results:
Trinity Prep cruised to 10-0
with a 6-1 victory over Eustis
and a 7-0 shutout of
Montvenle Academy.
Lake Mary Prep also won by
whitewash, blanking The
Master's Academy, 7-0, in an
inter-county battle.
Lake Howell (1-6) won its
first dual match of the season,
getting past Oviedo, 5-2.
And Winter Park (8-1) edged
Lake Brantley, 4-3.
In other girls’ play:
Trinity Prep (9-1) did almost
as well as the boys as the
scored 15 points to win over
Lake Mary, which scored 11
points, and Lake Howell
which tallied 10 points. Winter
Springs (six), Oviedo and
Lyman (three) and Seminole
(two) rounded out die finish
ing order.
Lake Mary had three singles
champions in the boys in
Cameron Ricci (No. 3), Cory
Clement (No. 4) and Adam
Gement (No. 5) and also had
a doubles champion in No. 2
Cement and
Khambounheuang.
The other two singles cham
pions walked away with the
titles as Lyman’s Andrew
Maalin at No. 1 and Lake
Brantley's Fletcher at No. 2
both won by default.
The Patriot girls only had
three individual champions in
singles winners Morgan
Mitchell (No. 2) and Bianca
Ferreira (No. 4) and the No. 2
doubles team of Mitchell and
Ferreira.
Lyman senior Lauren
Saints tripped Eustis (5-3), 5-2,
and romped past Montverde
Academy (5-4), 7-0.
The Master's Academy (6-3)
also won twice, doubling up
Geneva Christian, 4-2, and
edging Lake Mary Prep, 4-3.
Lake Brantley improved to
9-0 on the season, winning a
district battle with Winter
Park, 5-2.
And Orangewood Christian
(4-3-1) got over .500 on the
season taking down Pine
Castle Christian (3-3) in anoth
er district matchup, 6-1.
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County teams off to outstanding start in boys volleyball
By Own Smith
Sports Edrtoc
Tho season may not be very long, lust tlx
wwka, but the Seminole Athletic Conference
7> 's volleyball teams are trying to make the
short time memorable.
Lake Mary, Lake Howell, Oviedo and Winter
Spnngs are all off to fantastic starts.
Winter Springs finished third in its own invita
tional tournament this past weekend and
improved to 9-2 on the season on Monday with a
25-22, 25-23,23-25, 25-22 victory over Lake
11owe 11 (6-3) on Monday.
Keeler had 18 kills and Hennessy 15 blocks for
the Bean, while Roberts and Dunkham had nine
kills each for the Silver Hawks.
In the past week. Winter Springs has also
defeated Lyman, 25-18, 25-18, 23-25 and 25-18,
with Smith getting 48 assists and Colby 21 digs,
Seminole, 22-25, 25-8, 25-21 and 25-21, with
Smith bumping up 27 assists and Brady pound
ing down 19 kills, and Lyman, 25-18, 25-18,23-25
and 25-18, with Smith again leading the way
with 48 assists and Colby posting 21 digs.
I-ike Mary ran its record to 4-0 with a 25-16,
25-21 and 25-17 sweep of Oviedo with Beik get
ting 14 kills and II blocks and Holladay account
ing for 25 assists to overshadow a 17 kill effort
from Hlahmik and 18 assists outing for Schwalm.
Hut the Rams then suffered their first loss of
the season to powerful Bishop Moore, 23-25, 2521, 25-19, 16-25 and 17-15, with Miranda pound
ing down 21 kills, most arming on assists from
llolladav, who had 35 on the evening.
Lake Mary bournvd back though, improving to
5-1 by whipping The Holies School from
lacksonvillc, 25-12, 25-9 and 25-11, with Beik get
ting nine kills and Holladay 11 assists.
Like Howell had wins over Lake Brantley (2*
4), 15-25, 25-18, 25-19 and 27-25, with Dunham
getting 7 kills and 17 assists and McCailister get
ting 13 kills, while Stamp had 11 kills and Ryan
12 digs (or the Patriots, and Seminole Lake
Howell, 25-7, 25-14 and 27-25, with Dunham
again having 7 kills and 17 assists to go along
with six blinks and Roberts getting 12 kills, three
assets and a blink. More falling Bcxme (4-1) in a
marathon, 2t)-25, 25-23. 25-18, 16-25 and 15-13,
with Roberts posting 19 kills, three blocks and 11
digs and Curtin 29 assists and two service aces.
Oviedo (6-2) also defeated Seminole (1-7), 25IH. 18-25, 25-23 and 25-13, with Brandon Blahnik
posting 18 kills and Schwalm 30 assists.
And Lake Brantley (3-4) defeated Lyman (2-2),
Briefs
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April 25rd and 24th.
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The 16th Annual Seminole
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OMNI
88i Meter Daah _ 1. Matcu* B u r i a t 12 1
Plato* Cook. 7,1
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90.fl; S. Brte M w N h Ml
3024; 4. S
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Semimle, 90.99; 6. i
3129; «.
12 M t
C oU ct 111
Brantley S1A3.
aa* Meter R aa _ 1. O M m Hay**. 1 2 1
Varner. 12 Chariot**. 2X023; 2 ChrMNa D ata* ML I
204 8 3 ; 4. Matt Gacak 1 2 Thotamtd Oak* 2OB80; 2 1
Riot. 12 Osceola, 20SS8; 2 Canaclo CaMl* 1 2
20687; 7. Brandon Hanta, 11. L ria Branlley 2062% & A in
KedrimkL l a Seminole, 207.12
1600 Meter Raa _ 1. Jordan l ia iwa v 12 Lyman, M B S 1) 1
WUly Joaeph, 12 Jane*, 6 6 2 7 1 ; 2 Kerin OTkMUy ML U f a
Branlley, 451.08. 4. Shawn Hffi, II, Era* U f a , 451.« 2 2
Andrew GaraL 12 Thouaand Oaka, 4 5 1 5 2 2 Andraw WUfag
11, Winter Spring*, 4 3 4 9 6 ; 7. Agner S a a M * 1 2 fafariMA
4 57.25,8. Shane Cook, 12 Lymrav 300.99.
3 J0 0 Meter Ran _ I. Anri Ambrlz. 1 2 ThouaandOafa 9421%
2 Kyle Jones. 9 Wmtrr Spring*. 1 0 0 7 5 2 2 Rukn t Bt f a t a » ML
Lyman 1221.77; 4. Sammy Palmer, II, Oriadn 1 2 5 0 5 2 2
Kevin O'Malley, 10, Lake Brantley. 1 2 4 4 5 2 2 Michael Lamfmt
9. Freedom 124958; 7. David Vrriand, II, U f a Branfay
1053.16; 8 Niko Votipka, 12 Timber Creek. 123451
110 Meter Hardl** _ 1. Jamaal ( d r a m 12 Bari Ridgy 1 1 4 2
2 Von Dison 1 2 Lyman 1361; 3. Chris CoOric 1 2 Q m m Ia
15.72 4. Sion Feliciano, 12 Lenburg, 13.73; 3. Mkhari Thamax
12 Freedom 1623; 6. Rodney Grant 12 Seminrfa 1707, 7.
Demetrius Sessions, 11, Seminole, 17.42 2 Mika B m v 1 2 U f a
Mary. 17.74
300 Meter Hardies _ 1. Sion Fekdano, 1 2 Umbutg, 3961; 2
Chn* Collier. 12 Osceola. 4 0 2 2 3 Bill Christian 12 Pninrtm*.
4127; 4. Von Duon, 1 2 Lyman 4223; 3. Jamaal Johrwon 12 Bari
Ridge. 4280, 6. Mike Berm 1 2 Lake Mary, 43.19; 7.
Sessions, II, Srminole, 43.74; 8. Michael Thomar, 12 I
4398
4sl00 Meter Relay . 1. Srminole, t i 5 8 ; 2 Lyman, 4 4 0 2 2
Osceola. 44.12 4. Mount Dora. 4423; 3. Lake Maty, 4 4 2 2 2 Bari
Ridge, 4459, 7. Leesburg, 43 05; 8 Charlotte, 4551
4*400 Meter Relay . I Srminole, 32387; 2 Mainland. 32757;
3 Osceola, 327.41; 4 Charlotte. 32823; 9. Lake Mary 3 2 9 5 2 2
Like Branlley, 3 5 2 1 2 7. East Ridge, 3 5 4 2 3 ; 2 Prindram
3 5483
4(800 Meter Relay _ 1. Janet, 8224% 2 Charlotte, 1 5 4 3 1 (2
Winter Spnng*. 8:36.64; 4. Freedom 8548% 3. territory 1 5 9 6 2
6 Poinciana. 8 41.37; 7. Lake Brantlry. 8445% 8 Lake Mary,
8 31.60.
High Jump . 1. Adam Baptiste. 1 2 Charlotte. * 0 ( 0 2 2
Marcu* Duna*. 12 Mt. Dora, 6-00.00; 3. Damian Diaa, 12
Osceola, 3-10 00; 4 Greg St Rrtny. 12 Potnoana. 3 4 8 8 2 8
Darryl Wingate, 11, Mainland. 5-08 00, 6. Briar Robertion 12
East Ridge, 5-0800; 7. Taheit Joarph 11, Freedom 3 4 B 0 2
Pole Vault _ 1. David Honakrt 11. Brllrrirw, 13-0682 2
Corey Smith II. Charlotte. 12-00.00; 3. Outs Bridgeman, 12
Lyman 10-06 00.4 Dan Hamilton II, Lyman 10-00.00; 3. Karin
Lyman 12 Lake Mary, 10-00 00; 6 Brett Anthony, 12 U f a
Marx. 10-0080,6 Luke Izlrr. 10. East Ridge, 10-0000
Long Jump _ I Darryl Wingalr. 11, Mainland, 32-0952 2
Manxis Durtas. 12 Mt Dura 21-07.00; 3. Gleg Anderson 12
Lake Mary. 20-10 00, 4 Ben Tillman 12 Thouaand Oaka, 20BOYS
09 30.3 Charles Pugh 12 Osceola. 2 0 8 9 0 2 6 . Antoine Had 12
Team Store* _ I. Seminole High School, 76. 2. Lyman High
Lyman 2046 00. 7 Marcus Regular. 11, OweoU. 2 0 4 3 8 2 8
School, *9. 3 East Ridge High School 39 50. 4 Charlotte High
Jaum Tale. 12 Srminole, 20-04.00.
School 59, 5 Oweola High School, 55 50, 6 Mainland High
Triple Jump _ 1. Stevie Warren 12 Seminole. 4 3 4 7 8 2 2
School. 51.50. 7. Thousand Oaks High SdrouL 4 2 8. Lake Mary
Darryl Wingate. II. Mainland, 4449.90; 3. Von DUon. 12
High School, » . » . 9 |one« High SJ*»>1 36. 10 Mount Dora
Lyman 4346 00.4. Antoine Hall It, Lyman 42 4 4 0 0 ; 3. Jacfaon
High School 32. 11. Freedom High SchtaiL 27; 12 Poinciana
Alexander. 12. Lake Mary. 4241.00; 6. Jrftel McCoy 11,
High School 25. 12 Leesburg lackrtv 23. 14- Lake Branlley
Freedom 4146 00.7. Jason Tale, 12 Seminole, 4 1 4 6 8 2 8 Curb*
High School, 20. 13. Wintrr Springs High School, 17, 16
Dewberry, 10. East Ridge. 4 1 4 3 5 0
Belleview High School 12. 17 Mrmlt Island High SchooL 9, is.
Shot Pul . 1 Matt Hanley . 12 Thousand Oaka. 9 0 0 9 8 2 2
Oviedo High School 3; 19 Timber Creek High SchooL I
Travi* Sylver. 12 Charlotte, 4340.02 3. Corey Hoakatm 1 2 Bari
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
Ridge. 424600. 4 Joe Roseman II. Poinciana. 4 1 4 4 0 2 8
100 Meter Dash _ l Stevie Warren 12 Seminole. 1120, 2. Enc
Ronnie Phillip*. 10. Charlotte, 4042 00. 6. Darrell Blanton 12
Galarza. II. Mainland. 1123. 3 Kadvad Cummingv 12 Mt.
Leesburg, 3849 00, 7. Kevin Jane*. 9. Belleview. 3 7 4 2 0 2 8 Al
Dora II 40. 4. Travis Knight. 12 Srminole. 11 60, 3 Curtis
Holme*. 10, Poinciana, 3*43 00,8. Dervyn Maacoe, 12 C Xael*
Dewberry. 10. East Ridge. 11 62. 6 Chn* Bright. 12 Oceola.
3 *0 5 0 0
11.73. 7. Ctatg McWhiwter. 12 Lake Mary. 11 74. 8 I’n-rcr Cook.
Discus Throw . 1. Robert Felton 11. Eari Ridge, 1 4 * 0 3 5 2 2
7. Mrmtt Island. 11,77.
Matt Hanley. 12 Thousand Oaks. 14*03, 3. Austin Sugg*. 1 2
200 Meter Dash _ 1. Enc Galarza. II. Mainland. 22.14,2 Stevie
Lake Mary. 13349,4 Karlton Tillman 11. Eari Ridga, 1284% 8
Warren 12 Seminole. 2220. 3. Robert Peterson, 12 Srminole,
Andrew Wimberly. 12 Charlotte, 11640. 6 Charts* Ruby 12
2266. 4 Rashad Cummings. 12 Mt. Dpra. 22 77. 5. Curtis
Freedom 10841; 7. Cwnenm h u e , 9.
Dewberry. 10. East Ridge. 22 86 6 Ethan |*hn*on 10L Mainland.
John I rrrTT, 12 Lenburg 10748
2321. 7 Jonathan Marks. II. lone*. 23 33, 8 C J 3Va!krt 12
1257.99; 6. Brittany Lambert 12. Winter Springs, 1301.10; 7.
Mellsaa Millet 9. Lake Brantley, 13 3 1 0 6 .8 Brooke Erickson 9,
Lake Howell 135401.
100 Meter Hurdles _ 1. Dan Miaay, 11. Charlotte. 15*4.2. Ne4e
Bennrfield. 11, Lyman, 16.97; 3. Brtartna Conde. 11, Charlotte,
1698, «. Sara William*. 12. Leerirurg, 1788; 3. Corl Green. 12,
Belleview, 1778,6 Jaamlne Hagins. 10. Mt. Dora. 17.88; 7. JtKian
Phipps, 12. Lake Brantley, 1835, fl. Natasha Butch 12. Freedom,
1837.
300 Meter Hurdle* _ 1. Quawandia Grubbs, 12. Lyman. 47.41
2. Sara Williams, 12. Leesburg, 47.59,3. Jasmine Ilyina, 10, Ml.
Dora. 3013; 4. Jodie Mader. 12. BeOevtrw, 30J3 ; 3. Natasha
Burch. 12. Freedom, 5058; 6. Katie Caufield. 12 Lake HowelL
31.82; 7. Sam Copcnharve, 10, Charlotte, 52.04; 8. Briaitna
Conde, II, Charlotte, 53.01.
4(100 Meter Relay _ I. Seminole, 49.43,2. Lake Mary. 49 89; 3.
Leesburg, 50.38; 4. Lyman, 30.30; 5. Charlotte, 51.56; 6. Freedom,
32.90; 7. Timber Creek. 52.93; 8 Lake Brantley, 3380
41400 Mrtef Relay 1. Seminole, 4 0 7 J l ; 2. Winter Springs.
4 10.30,3 Charlotte. 4 1 3 4 2 .4 Belleview. 4:13 65; 5 Lake Mary.
4:1338. 6 Osceola, 4 23 09; 7. Leesburg, 4 1 3 82; 8 Lyman.
4:27.62.
4t800 Meter Relay I. Lake Brantlry, 101539, 2. Thousand
Oaka. 102463, 3 Belleview. 103234; 4 Charlotte, 110191; 3.
Leesburg. 1 10931; 6 Lake Mary. 11:16.76; 7. Oviedo, 11:2317; 8
East Ridge High School 1130 42.
High Jump _ 1. Sara Williams, 12. Leesburg 3-02 00; 2. JoEllm
dcShaw, 12. Charlotte, 3-00.00; 3. Danielle Lindsay, 12. Charlotte.
3-0000; 4. Corl Green. 12. Belleview. 4-1000; 5. Adriana
Anderson. II, Oviedo, 4-10.00; A. Katie Evan*. 11. Lake Mary, 408 00,7. Yvonne George, II. Winter Spring*. 4-06 00.7 Amanda
Brunson 11, Freedom. 4-06 00
Pole Vaalt _ I Bnttnry McDermott. 12. Ovtedo. 10-00 00. 2.
Mragan Martin 9, Lake Mary. 9-00 P0, 3. Amanda Keyrx, 12.
Ovtedo. 9-0000. 4 (tie) Jillsan Phipp*. 12. Lake Brantley, and
April Rutkowvkt 12. Belleview, 7-06 00.
Long Jump _ 1 Uuawandi* Grubb*. 12. Lyman 16-11.00. 2.
Shantrl Reed. II. Mainland. 16-10 73, 3. Malika Moody, 9, Last
Ridgr, 16-1000, 4 Quanr*hia G tem 12 Belleview, 16-09.50. 3.
Samantha Shade. 10. Potnciana. 16-08 25.6. Yvonne ten tgr. It.
Winter Springs. 1*08 00; 7. Enchantrr Argnv 9, Lyman 16-07 00.
8 Bnanna Ccmde, 11, Charlotte, 16-06 75
Triple Jump _ I. Sharucv lohnson 10, Pomctana. 3 * 0 7 75, 2.
Samantha Shade, 10, Pomctana. 3*0600; 3. Quanrshla Green
12 Belleview, 33-07.024. Maritka Jones. 9. Winter Springs, 3405 00; 5 Yvonne Gwwge, 11, Winter Spring*. 34-0330. 5. Julia
Mays. 12 Lyman 34-03 50. 7. Vo*a Megan 10, Charlotte. 340 0 0 0 .8 Natasha Burch 12 Freedom. 33-1130
Shot Put _ 1. Sheteena Hollt*. 12 Lake Mary. 38-06 00; 2 Diane
Mckrtutr. II, Freedom 35-01 id. 3 All won Stnckbarger. 12
Charlotte, 34-03(0; 4. N arm u Ewing 11 Winter Spnng* 31*
03 00. 5 A!y**a Wheeler, 12 Lyman 3 0 1 0 0 2 6 Latara Rilev, 12
Freedom 28-0100.7. Unruly Bonmare, 10, Wintrr Spring*. 270900, 8 |e**ua Fowitt 11, Seminole, 27-0000
Discus Throw _ 1 Atly*on Slockbargrt. 12 Charlolte. 13804 50, 2 Nefe Bennefield. 11. Lyman. 108-00. 3 Sherrena Hollis.
12 Lake Mary, 103-03. 4 Cavrv Lrhman. It. Timber Creek. 100(N. 5 Vo** Megan 10, Charlolte. 97-00. 6 Diane McKenzie. 11.
Freedom 95-IN; 7. Jewica Wolfe. 12 fca*l Ridge. 83-08. 8 Ceola
Bum*. 9, Belleview. 824V
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GIRLS
Th u Scowl _ 1. Charlotte >fifth School 82. 2. Lyman High
School, 7*. SO, 3. Belleview Htfth School 62.30; 4. Leesburg (fifth
School 61: 9. Lakt Mary High School. S2. 6. Seminole High
School 47; 7. Winter Spring* High School, J t , R. Thousand
Oak* High School 38; «. CMedo High School 12; 18 Lake
Brantley High School 28JO, 11. Pomcuna High School 27; I I
Freedom High School 14.50, 11. Mainland High School 24, 14.
Osceola High School 17; 13. (tie) Timber Creek High School and
Lake Howell High School 12; 17. <tte) East Ridge High School
and Mount Dora High School 4; 19. Merritt Island High School
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INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
100 Meter Daih _ I Quawandia Grubb*. 12. Lyman. 12.70, 2.
Jenny Thomas. It, Lake HowelL 12.97, 3. Ashley Taylor. 11
Leesburg, 12.96; 4. Mama Bellamy, 9, Lake Mary, 1331; 3.
Michelle PamdL 10, Seminole, 13 62; 6 Thrrraha Radford. 10.
Timber Creek 13.71; 7 Kai Walker. 9, Leeaburg, 13 75; 8 Knatlna
Valere, 11, Charlotte. 13 76
200 Meter Daah _ 1 Ashley Taylor, 12. Leraburg, 26.39, 2.
Aniaaa Cleveland. 11, Lyman. 26.36; 3. Avaniece king, II.
Mainland. 2676. 4 Vrrdell Coleman, 10. Poinciana. 2694; 5
Faith Hampton. 12. Seminole, 2699. 6 Trnla Manuel. 9,
Leeaburg. 27.33,7. Thereaha Radford. 10. Timber Creek. 27.34,6
Omaay Orr, 9, Lake Mary. 27.38
400 Meter Dath _ I. Avaniece king. It, Mainland. 38 49; 2.
Quaneshta Green. 12. Belleview. 101 19; 3. Dan Mlaty, 11,
Charlotte, 10.138, 4 Julia Maya, 12. Lyman 10347; 3. Sadie
McLean *. Memfl Island. 1 04 63.6 Michelle Emeal, 11. Wintrr
Spnng*. 105.86.7. Voaa Megan 10. Chatlofte, 103 93. 8 Naomi
lohnson 10. Lyman 1 06 16.
•00 Meter Run _ 1 Evelyn Moofe. 12 Seminole. 2.22 42. 2
Vanity Vatquez. 12 Oaceola. 2 25 67, 3 Amanda Burnett. II,
Belleview, I JO 36, 4 Alliaon Carroll 11, Leeaburg 230 57; 3
Caitlyn Mitryk, 11, Lake Mary, 2.31 IN, 6 Ally Sinclair. 11.
Thuuaand Oaka, 2.32 26; 7 katir Bohalth. ID. Charlotte. 233 16.
8 Whitney Hintre. 10. Lake Brantley. 2 33 47
1*00 Meter Run _ 1 kaihlem Vance, 12 Thouaand Oaka,
3 26 33; 2 Evelyn Moore. 12. Seminole. 5 28 90, 3 Vanity
Va*quer. 12 Oaceola, 3 40 52, 4 Virgtlia Phillip*. 10. Winter
Spring*. 346 13, 5 Nina Su. 10. Thouaand Oaka. 548 24. 6
Cnaandra Santiago, 9. Belleview. 3 56 35, 7. Lealie Wheeler. 9,
Lake Brantley. 5 58 49. N Sarah Pauthua. II. Lyman 5 59 85.
3,200 Meter Run . I lenmlet Bamngrr. 12 Oviedo. 1029 82.
2 Lynne Fletchrr, 11. Thouaand Oaka. 11 II 41. 3 Amanada
Itintcr, 11. Lake Branlley. 11 22 61, 4 Heather Benton 12
Thouaand Oaka. 12 18 90; 5 Cnaandra Santiago. 9, Belleview.
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each on demand to nqftetl t*d
cMt (-■# lottowmg oevcided vet
oes
SEMINOLE-OPTIMIST INVITATIONAL
CARLTON D. HENLEY SPORTS COMPLEX,
LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL
of two races (Double
Elimination Time Swap) and
car and driver must meet
AASBD standards. Cars must
use Z-Glass Wheels (No Wheel
Bank) and the classes are Stock,
Superstuck and Master.
You must be pre-registered
and paid by April 21, NO ON
SITE REGISTRATION! First
Racer $45 or two can, if a fami
ly member (brother or sister),
$75.00.
Check in time is 7 a m and
the first race starts at 8 a.m.
For more information call
Race Director Norm Perry at
the SRD (407-330-5697) or at
home (321-267-0168).
Continued from Pag* 2B
Commerce will be holding the
Chamber Challenge Golf
Tournament on Monday, April
Ulh al Timacuan Golf and
Country Club in Lake Mary.
Co*l is $150 per individual
golfer and there are several
sponsorship packages avail
able for the even! that will
begin at 1 p.m. with a shotgun
start for the 18-hole scramble.
For more information call
Tara Godby at 407-333-4748 or
e-mail at tgodbyffsemlnolebuslnest.org.
PUBUC AUCTION
26-24,18-25,26-24 and 25-22. with fklin totaling
18 kills and 26 assists and Ketcham putting
down five blocks. East led the Greyhounds with
13 kills, while Hamilton had 41 assists.
Meanwhile in track, the Seminole High School
boys nipped Lyman in the Seminole-Optimlst
Club Invitational hosting by Seminole at
Lyman's Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex last
Friday.
The Greyhounds girls also had a big night, fin
ishing second to Charlotte High School.
March M,
3 04 FORD.
01FABP46FXEH12B2S2
N0T1CI OF a PUBUC MRAMNO TO CONBOCN THE
ADOPTION OF AN OROMANCf BY THE CfTY OF
BAMFORO. FIOMOA
4 01 DAEWOO.
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Auction to be hetd on
« 10AM at Pritchett* Toeing
1240 S Ronald Reagan 8M
ICR 427).
Publish Apr* 0. 2006
POM
Notice w hereby given trial a Public Hearing will be hetd in the
ComnvMon Chamber* at the City HaH. 300 North Park Avenue,
m the City d Sanlord Florida, at 7 00 o'clock PM on Monday.
April tl, 2005 to consider the adoption ot an ordinance by the
City ot Sanlord. Florida, described as follow*
Empress Emerald
Horse & Carriage
TO ANNEX 1 41 ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN E
2ND STREET ANO E 4TH STREET AND BETWEEN CRES
CENT BOULEVARD ANO 8 VIRGINIA AVENUE; AS SHOWN
ON THE MAP BELOW
March If.
NOTICE OF A PUBUC HKARMO TO
adoption of an o r o m a n c i b y th « c ity o f
SANFOHO. FIOMOA
ttice r* hereby gnen that a Pubic Hearing eii be held trt trie
m m w r Champer* at the City MM, 300 North Park Avwtue.
the City 01 Sanford Florida at 7 0 0 odoch PM on ManAay,
yril 11,2004 to conwler the adoption ot an orrietanoa by Bta
ty gl Sanford Florida deKTttad aa toltoet
TO ANNEX 9 73 ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN
RINEHART ROAD AND OREGON AVENUE AND BETWEEN
LOWE AVENUE AND RINEHART ROAD, AS SHOWN ON THE
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To Place Your Ad Call
12—Eldckly-Cake
C m g iw
seeking
Will
do
personal
•rooming, can Irwin 407-330-
1 40.
21— Pexsonals
Hwiglng (tower b a to n . 12
M p M M ; John B. 407-451 IB M . midway Park. 2095
Avalon*
Dr,
Sanlord
totoraeciton 17/K 0 427. turn
aaal on 427, 5 blocks on tight
25—Lost ft Found
71— H e it Wanted
71— H elp W anted
71— H elp Wanted
71— H elp W anted
Bartander needed day time
hours. Sanlord araa 407
250-2425
Compeny Drivere. Cam
•0050 to 0900 per wk
• Plus tour safety bonuses
Per y*
•2yrsCDL-Aesp req
■ Musi live withm 45 miles ol
Daytona
•Local work home daily
’Some regional over mghi
trips, back the netl day
• Lois o* home lime and
benefits
Meet the recruiter April 11m.
needs Class B A D
Driver*
ASAP
Wilh
Experience A good MVR
Call 407-430-1515
Lawn
Maintenance
Foremantaboreri
ResideniiaiCommeiciai dis
license A exp required Up to
$10hr to Start 407-031 6436
Bobcat
Opsrator
Final
Grading Rough gradas and
stamwaDs Experienced. 012144v F/T wdi benefit 407-3220133
Busy marina naads launch
craw memo**, will train nghi
parson Pleas* la* contact
mlo. 407-322-1011
CanBtossaaB SuNsa is bokmg
for a team mamba* to (om our
great hotel stall Looking lor
maintenance Engineer to work
MondayFnoay. salary it
$12 SO to 014 00 per hr Apply
r person. 1130 Greenwood BM.
Lake Mary. F L 32746 407-5053000 EOE. DFWP
fierpal Ineteller helper*
prater some exp. but wa Iran
Call 407-066-2739
55—B usiness
O F P O K T U N t T IE S
la m UN
$2025 Monthly
estras avarag*
0 0 0 0 4 4 0 lot* of Equipment
aaklng 01500 304-70*0290
71—Help Wanted
Certified dental Assistant 5yrt
as penance Starling salary
$400 Tuea-fn 407-629-6956
Claaa A Drivers w sM M
O TA Up to 2yr* experience
Please cat. 407-430-3270
MVCSnOATS MFOMC
YOU INVEST'
A Hearing Aid Co Maoaki
raoaivaM ck
1m bu w m 10
• collection* Tha
candidaia
should
1 2 to 3 yrt exp
w/aocounts receivables $
•kills
Fraa $ Smoke
ark environment Fai
and salary raq to 407‘
S IS -0775
or
small
4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 1 1
Always a good policy
especially
for bus matt
apporknAM and kwvtwss Cal
Florida Dept of Agriculture A
Conaumer Services at 0004357352 or FTC-HELP lor free
rtormetan Or vw4 a a WSb sta
el www Ac govtwop
Florida law requires tellers ol
certain business opportunities
to register with Honda Dept ol
Agriculture $
Consumer
Services before selling Call to
verily lawful registration before
you buy
tltv 1Jto4 14010am to 0pm
Salem Carriers Inc
3143 International
Speedway Bivd
Daytona Beach FL
ISfmlfa—*
lake
v*00 10J■ j I 11■■■ ■
Can 1-000-709-2536
FOR UNDERGROUND
UTILITY CONTRACTOR
Onver needed Must have
dean record pass drug test
Must be over 25 yr* old Proper
attire' 407-927-2500
[Xicl Mechanc 6 nstaSprs W jsi
have 5 yrs exp transpodatxxi
4 own tools DFWP 407-0305409
FABRICATORS TRAINEES 4
SUPERVISORS - Longwood
HVAC Sheetmela 1Fabrication
shop looking for F T help day
and night shift avaaabW Would
prefer exp We after excellent
benefits package C*a 407-3301720 ext 305
Final miartor commercial
construction
cleaning
technicians needed Good pay
$ benefits Expd preferred but
wiR tram motrvated individuals
Raliabla
transportation
reqund Pb CaR 407-322-7911
Flytf Distributor: Vehicle
provided 20 to 30 hrswk
Orlando araa. graal earning
potential 407-030-4700
Permanent
Positions
Available,
Pius Housing
Assistance.
In Daytona Beach.
Must Have Own Tbols
Dining Room stall & Kitchen
stall needed tor busy
restaurant
in
lake
Mary Longwood ansa 407-3200100
LABORERSNEEOED
Strong math skills Apply in
person 1600 E Lake Mary
Bhrd Sanford
FRAMERS NEEDED
INSTALLS ^T R A IN E E
Vertcal bknds & more Benefits
5 taxing ircvxkxJ Cal 407-0304700 for interview
Live In H o u m Keeper: Prefer
working person non smoker no
drugs no pets no children
reference* roquund room &
boa'd 407-323 8019
Loan Originators needed no
experience
no
license
required earn while you learn
PT or FT Cal Mko Lnad« 4073300713
Starttfif Salary SB-SO/Hr
HEALTH NVSUPANCE AND SOI*
PLAN' Drug free workplace
Apply M NO HtNer Drive.
4itamo«M Sprtnf* S0T-MO•000 (OC
Looking lor eipd Break fast
Hostess and Front Desk
person Apply at the Holiday In
Express 3401 S Onando D*
Sanlord
S 1c Base Crew Local work
F T w4h benefits 407 322-8133
Lankmg tor happy ndwdual who
loves working wth people
Great hours 7 benefits Wilt
tram Orthodontic receptionist
position Fax oi email resume
407 699-4327
or
nkosooBJl smuhorthnttontics net
71— H elp Wanted
Looking tor part time front
desk help lo* week ends Apply
■n person at the Paims Island
Resort (formally Besl Western)
530 N Palmetto Ave Sanlord
T O fffN S se r-------M OHTftfW EEKENOS F/T
■EXPERIENCED
FOOD
SERVERS F/T-P/T
■C.N .AyACTIVITIES
P/T
W EEKENOB
HERITAGE AT
LAK E FO REST
Upscale
senior
living
community
Excellent
pay benefits
Resume Fai 407-322 3065
Phone 407-322-2207
Dependable
Masons
$
Tenders needed with own
transportation Semmo'e 4
Orange County a'ea* steady
work
top
pay
5tnrt
rrvmtakjty Pis cal Durviy. 321436 3790
TRAINING FOR
EMPLOYMENT
iilM si m . Bdckhoct,
leader*. D lip Track*
(irM m , Scrapers.
EiciiM in
S e ll (lass: Ja a 3rd
• Nxtmiul l (flitkehon
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C om vn irn t
SfKiciniis
tn c n m s f iv u ij Ssrwet
w »»
S .M J com
Affwtilblv
Com e C heck Us OutJ
Single Story
Design
Mechanic
Diesel.
welding fabric alien gsnoiai
repairs F T with benefits 407322 8133
Seeking tuH-lime Mmistor ol
Muse l(V a growing Missionary
Baptist
Congregation
in
Santoid Submil tesume to
Muse Search Comm rtee New
Bethel M B Church P O Bo*
854 Sanlord FL 32772
Open Mouse!
Jom Kelly Services TODAY
From 10a 6p<
We will be ottering Ca'eor
Opportunity* in the following
areas
•Manufacturing Associates
•
Customer
Service
Representatives Inbound
Calls Oniy-No Selling Temp
To-Full Time
•Electrone Assemblers
•Shipping and Receiving
Jo«n u* at the Open House lev
more Career Opportunities'
Hop* to •** you Moral
929N SpnrtgGwdenAvxt*l55
386-736-0440
Parl-tme receptxxwvt nentad tor
Oviedo Funeral Home 27 hours
a week
Must be neat
appearing with good computer
skats Biimguai a pkix Please
call (407) 365-1600 9AM 4PM
lor an appointment
Reliable Memtenance Po'son
$ Yard Person needed pt lime
407-323 0019
^>4d Stnppmg crew W'litia n
Class B COL a plus Work on
roads parkng
w W ijtix u v
night*
or
weekends
Advancement DFWP EOE
407-261-5446
Service plumbertAtetper*
needed
residential $
commercial. Graal payl
Hiring immediately. 407
300-0000
So'de* Person needed lor
electronic assembly work
Experienced only Apply 4060
St Johns Partiway Sanlord 407322 7622
Fart lime cook, servers A
dishwasher needed. Contact
Myleno
407 323 7306
Vivonas
Fine
Italian
Rostaurant in Lk Mary needs
experenced F T sub 4 pir/a
makers Can 407-330 2040
W trehouse/Pirt Handler
F7T and P T Parts hander
Position* Available No Exp
necessary Must be abe to lift
up to 75*'* ■Apply in person 1■
5PM M F
David Russell
Anodi/mg
Inc
2501 McCracken
Road
Sanlord F l Ca'I to* directions
only 407-302 4041
Window A SUdtog glees Door
Service Tech: Serious self
motivated
individual
lo
compliment wen established
service to*ce Expenence
required 407-324 2080
WORK FROM HOME
Full or Part Time 50*.
commission Popular Product*
010 00 start up Free materials
407-333 8158
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3 0 0 OFF
1st M onth s Rent
With 17 Mo lease $ Approved Credit
• Sjurimin \ji.irt[mLnli> ttilh la w G iw U • ULr
Fnml » \olli'\lu ll« SjMiilint hxd * Trnnik Quirt*
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StudioApartments
Starting at
886-295-2311
54 5 9
8. Sanford Am . Sanford
LIVE OA* BLVO
CMMtrylake
2714 Ridgewood Avs., Sanford « 330-5204
HELP W A N T E D
ClassHted Rates
(Prepayment Required)
4 line ad...........
.....................1 week S IS ................... 3 WMka $36
....................2 wiika 125....................4 weeks $45
Yard M n , J Nr m for $18
Classified Contract Rates
•MAINTENANCENIGHTS/WEEKENDS F/T
*EXPERIENCED FOOD
SERVERS F/T-P/T
•C.NAa/ACTIVmES
P/T WEEKENDS
Upscale senior living community.
(Q a AI AjLiHRUMaMJ^BklsBaUIISS K UaibdLA 0kNP UNl MNhippupS 4I'41 mwalr
Bwalant payAanafte.
OO nVaCL U V Q K M ppeCBEKXi K B p J V W )
Rawma Fax 407-322-3065
(raequeee meamum o b in per oay boo i j
M H
71— H elp Wanted
Phone Work We now have
openings lull or part time
celling businesses an over the
country No exp necessary
Ceil Jett 407-774-5335
Country
Style
City
Living
* Job PUtrmml in rout arcs
71— H elp W anted
w nk
m
11 -JS S m
Run
Ad and Get A
Garaoe Sale Kit
•3 Signs
•Bright Pre-Priced
Labels
•Checklist /tips
M H M tf
$4.95 per cxjkjmn inch
LixiXi _
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75— Employment
W anted
Making
employment
reference! reliable. caring
non-smoker. 26 yrs E»p
95—R ooms For
R ent
97— Apartments Furnished
Laha Maty Furnished room'
call tot detain, can* 407
416-9982
GENEVA Fully Furnished,
Trwtaportabon 5 rap* iMt *07323 9364
95—R oommate
EXPERIENCED m o t h er
w u . t n RASY a n w o N MY
HOME. CALL CHRISSY AT
407-331-9171
W anted
Laha Maty Bird A 417
1375'Mo met.util. hit. W/D,
cable nrSCC.airpt NS.quwt.
profl 407-322-1607
Live in Caregiver looking tor
an BWtirty pervert to h e at with
Calf 407-321-0537
Mala or female roommate
warned lor second to r of 2 skry
home In Histone District
Include* tu* kitchen and bath as
well as private and secure
entrance $575 per month
includes water and cable No
pels
Backgreund cheek
required Call 407.314-0379
9 5 — R o o m s F or
R ent
"W k i El y a I n T I ls "
Slaving A 662/wk.
Historic Downtown
407.330-442]
Roommate or couple wanted to
share my home Use ol
kitchen pool spa W O
6300/mo include* utilities Pis
can 321-460-0277 or 407-3241729
Eibemely claan co/y turn tin
an utt cabin a c indy phono
kitch uso sec cto privato
antianco Resident owner
ABSOLUTELY
NO:
ALCOHOL.
SMOKING,
DRUGS Wrymspnctihe 407
314-0924
Seeking a person to share my
home view of Lake Monroe. M
house pnvheges Cal 407-3267232 for an appointment
D O N A TIO N
CHALLENGE
Help Feed
At-Rlek Senlorel
Mr. Alan Shawn Friastein has been giving away II
million a tear to social service agencies feeding the
neetly throughout tht> country for the }>asl 7 yean.
Mr. Feinsleln, founder of Feinstein International
Famine (enter at Tiiffs t nhvrsity. will lie matching
donations made to MEALS OS' WHEELS, ETC. from
March 1 to April :)0.
For user :tn years. MEALS ON WHEELS, ETC. has
served elderly clients who are at risk for malnutri
tion Our waiting lists are growing, so every dollar
raised really counts! Seven Hundred seniors depend
on Meals on Wheels to provide food each day. Help
meals on Wheels. Etc. meet Mr Feinstein’* challenge.
Meals on Wheels, Etc., JHiil S. Financial Court
Sanford, Florida :I277:I. Visil our Web site
wnvYvniealself org or call 407-itW-(l877 ext. 110 for
information
Banford-Downlown. i/BR
1/BA. Furmthad. Uiilitias
Included SlSOtoeek plus 6200
Deposit 407-923-5733
Barterd: Itefoitc 3d 5 .2 S 5 y
$950 month 271. 659<Vmonth
407-262-2002.
99—A partments U nfurnished
Senior d/Leks Mary: 1. 2. and
3 Oertdnm Apts staring * $610
Lake Frcrt Living CM now 407322-9104. EMO
105—H ouses *
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CONSTRI CTION
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mford:
2/1
Duptei
Renovated. Tite Floors New
Apple. Fenced yd. 0 6 St
Parking 6700/6650 Dep
Sanford: Placid latte. Gated
Community.
2/2 5
Townhouse.
All
Appls
Including WA). Screen Patio
Comm Pool Minutes From I4 A 417 69254925 Dep
mford: Placid Woodi
fc: 3/2 Adjacent to Wicklow
Elementary. Spacious Home.
Eat-In Kitchen.
Double
Garage. Minutes To 1-4 A 417
$9954995 Dep
Laha Mery: Lovely 3 4 Pool
Home, Appliances. Hard
Wood Floors. Double Garage
Pool 6 Yard Main! Included
$1375/^1375 Dep
DOYLE MANAGEMENT
WC RENT ANO SELL
HOMES!
Sick lip He
ValnesTos
Will Find Ii
Clisafkds
Sanford 31.CHA 128CU>Rd
Ready 3/106 $000 Pets oh with
dep
407-323-4640
FOR SALE
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Paint or make your pottery studio.
Next iltxir to Lake Mary Post Office.
Excellent Programs /Opportunities
Will Sell ® Owner’s Cost!
407-330-1135
Paymoots nwy
<|l*w
!ri»in..lrl .4iiit>L»«iw MN.’i'IMJ'il
407-890-7444 1-877-8994719
181—AmiANCES 4t
Furniture For Sale
BONO MONEY Paeans up to
t<0 000 has homsoantrs
awiiunca And
Buy I homaaeh $200 cask
Oovt rorctovea n*po»‘
tenovated: 2/1. with Bonus
Room, appliances, fenced yd
carport $90 900
Renovated: 4/2. over 1700 sq
ft w1_rv Din Fern Rm w/FpIc. 2
Scrnd Porches on over 1/4
ecre fenced yd $138,900
novated: 3/1, w/Lrv. Dm.
FamRm on over 1/4 acre tenoad
yd $125 900
PAUL OSBORNE
VflffURi 1PROPtRTIf S
4 0 ) 371 4764
W
t BUY HOMES FOR CAtH.
Cai 600-1774
a r e h o u s e /R e n ta l
S pace
Warehouse
7.500 sq ft.
Sanlord, 3 offices, truck
heights $3 12S.rno i$500*sqft|
Cal Mon-Fn. 6-5 407-322-0864
117—C ommercial
R entals
FOR
RENT
COMMERCIALPROFESSCNA
L SPACE Ideal tor office, tea
room, gill shop or fitness' 1602
sq It with kitchen and bath
faOtees $11/sqft Available now1
CM Pctts Realty 407-322-8678
Ftets
Ob k
Sitriap
ShopSeminoleHeralds
Classifieds Everyday!
Fall price lor owner
financed hornet Can 407221-7959
Gorgeously remodeled home
6I35K. 4 / 1 5 1 car garage
Empire Place Sanford Reh,
407-323-2573
145— O ut of S tate
Property For S ale
Prsnhlln M.C: Two lovely
Double wides on 1* ao
overlooking Little Tennessee
River Mountem views, each
home 2/2. decks on 3 sides
Rent one. live in one
Investors rent both Some
furniture Ftents S600/mo Set
lor $169K, 407-330-1423
RATES
407- 322-260
9ntii|ueBrpot&
CLEAN
Rttalffurniture APPEARANCE
What service 4o
you offer?...
Tell the
r»W¥wPPrli
to Mr
seuvtce
DlKtCTOKY
Starting <
•Wa*
■Power of Attorney
•AlkdayM
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A Non Attorney Sarvca
•C W an U p
Cb MErick
407-M M M 7
407-47O4M 8
mm
S tiv ta
OmCTOhY
for SMocfcs.
(Changes first wee
of each month)
Murphy'
Dump
Trailer.
Servlci
•Roof Tsar Off*
• Trash Rtmovii*
•Garage Ctsar Outs*
• Wa Haul Almost
Anything*
407-402-1134
R em oval o r
T r lm m ln tf
Downtown
Sanlord
6000
Sq Ft
W BCteeForYtw rDogorCM
in VBur N ana W hio Ybu Are
Gonef Plenty of TLC. WB Mng
h
References Available Upon
Raqueet Pteeee C al 407-31416703.
BED : NASA technology Vraco
memory loam mattress sol. as
seen on TV/Mai 2 year nonprorated warranty All new in
plasbc Reta4e 61599; rruet art
6595 407-031-1322 or 396-7531515 DeUvory eveiiebte____
Bade: AJ brand new Never-Ffo
Pillow-Top Mattroea iota
Ouaen. $135. King. $195.407331-1941 or 356-7534)489
Oak veneer office tumlturo
including ch an 6 book cats,
microwave stand w storage
cabinet abovo 6 beneath/
65‘ Hi2S‘wm20deap 2 Swivel
rattan bar stooia. 5 pc wrought
von patio tel. ch a n rock, 386753-0650
Fool Tetote: Gorgeous B'
furniture-slyte table, decorterve
tags, leather pockets, ovem ad
1* three pteoa Italian state
Accessory kt. bate Brand new
In crate Coat 64500: tell
61350 407-402-1781 or 396753-0486
8ga; Portable, energy offtdanl
no-vet rwutetad cover, af new
61295 407-339-0676 or 3BB216-2946
191— B u iu jin c
a t e r ia l s
CO R R U G A TED
S TE E L
ROOFING tor Boma. Boat
Oodca. Shops, sic. Alao Cuktert
Pp# 15*120' 1B'«20' Cal Fo>
Pnces Surplua Stool A Supply.
Inc Apopka *07-293-5766
MR CO A T, Fun length wMt
hood S in largo, kopl In forrtar
rags. 63.000 Can 3BB-7BB8070
217—G a r a g e Sales
V M Sate SatM tvoughoul Bte
oorm udy Apr 22.23 7 24. Em u
B 7 lAAMandy etet many Same.
Off C R 427.1/2 mite wool of
The Qreenway
Chureh YardS
Church of th
2525 oak Avenue. Sanford, by
Davy Quean. Fn.. Apr 6 6 Sat.
Apr 9. Big Assortment. Bam to
4pm.
Moving Sate Kvtg bod ooL car
bod. boys toys/efothes 0-8,
Maytag W/D. rmac. 648
Monroe Harbor. Sarffoid. Apr 9.
osteon: 305 Carpenter. 3
blocks from Osteen Omar Off
painting, glassware, blankets,
jewevy. BgSde Apr0 .9 . tO.18
16 6 17
dnnsm
Over 45 Families
Sat., April 9th.
Gate is open
9am-3pm
Entrance Only At
CR 426Gate
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HAULING
SERVICE
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209— C lothing
control
head/toot
and
maasaga. detune chiropractic
mattress
AD now wtth
manufacturer's
warranty
61650 Compare to Craitmabc
at 62295 407-402-1761 or
306-763-1516
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you offer?*
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raapeneMaerktete whaWctevet tel any ci*m mad* try an ad or *o> any
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NO MONEY 00WN1
Now Roof In 10-14 Ooys a * - *
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407322 8678
3/2 DVV, aMappbartcoa 6 shad.
CjiyteWi tettn, ready to mote
In 6597/mo. includes lot rant,
with approved credit 407-3236160
Sanlord Adult park, t/7"
covered patio No pets $375
* dep 407-314-4154
Venture I Properttee
Paul Oetoome
407-321-4764
Benford: 2/1. renovated
$600mo
•Hauling
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Specializing In
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166 Long Loot Pino Circle
3 2. 1 Car Garage. Town
Villa,
Scresn
Porch.
Community Pool 6 Tennis,
$965mo
>106 Amalia, 2BR Plus
Bonus. New Carpet, Carport.
No Pels, No Smoking,
$750mo
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157— M o b ile H o b o s
For Sale
2/1,65a porh. now point,
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407-314^164.
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provided 111 A Iasi m c 1600
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-Wanted to
Legals
276-F ence
Buy
NOTICt OP CLAM OP
AM lypaa M Panea
1009 Sahan BC2 Coupe: One
oarar, auto, taadaL 4 U 9 0 . C M
SMum North. 321-449^009
Speciakttng In Vinyl
Fencing
9019
LE N O R SADISCO OF
FLORIDA 3701 So Sanford
Ave. Sanford F I 32773
Citimatti
2002 Salum 8C 2 Coupe: Ona
owner, tow mNee. loaded,
49.990. C M Satan North. 321-
91 1 W. 1ST, I
M-F, 1 6 C .I
ABOVE
Pubhah Apr* 8. 2005
UKN AI
HJcenaed/lnaured
OuaW y Work
6S7-B9V
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Time of Safa 6 0 0 AM
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I
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M isc e l l a n e o u s
t
Mol TUD/Spa. 6 poraon. 8 h p . »
0 a . cab . Light*, navar uaod
MMrtty. ratal 44300. eacrtfloe.
I1 B M 4 0 7 -4 S 9 2 S 6 2
tTETTvEO
E/ ripni, room, sPfnf*
2002 Satum SL1 Sedan: One
owner, auto. A/C. Cruite,
46.990 C M Satum North. 321-
1996 C arMac Devine: Super
ctaan, Mutt Saa. 45.990
C a l Saturn North. 321-6693009
2000 Chevrolet Cavahar Aulo.
A C . Storao A Mora 4* 990 CM
Saturn North. 321-499-3009
2000 Hyundai Accent Ona
owner, auto. A/C. A more
44.9909 CM SM m Nortt. 321499-3009.
2001 Nittan Manma. 20th
Anniversary
Ona owner,
loaded, tunroot. 412.990 Cal
Saturn North.321 -449-3009
2001 Saturn L300 Sedan V-4.
Sunroof, leather. Loaded.
449.990 CM Sjfc*n North. 321 699-3009
2003 Toyota Corona IE One
owner, auto, loaded. 410.990
CM Sakan Norm. 3214093009
2004 OWamoMe Alero V-4.
factory warranty, loaded.
410.990 CM SMtan North 3216493009
2<J04 Pontiac Arand Am
3.700 maes Loaded Cali for
details. 412 000 407-324-
0022
235—
T ruck/SUVS/Vans
For S ale
1999 Toyota 4 Runner. One
owner, loaded. 49 990 Can
Satum North. 321-669-3009
2002 Ford Taurut; V 6
Loaded 46.990 Call Satum
North. 321-499-3009
2002 Chevrolet Astro E it IS
Rear A C A Heal One Owner
Loaded 412 990 Can Satum
North . 321-489-3009
2002 SaMnLW200 Wbgon One
Owner. All Power. 44 990 Cal
Satum North 321-649-3009
L egals
1C3XJ4SJ9K0116820
88 l INC
2002 Buck Century V-4 one
owner, loaded. 44.990 Cali
Satum North. 321-499 3009
2002 Satum L200 Sedan One
Owner. AH Power. 49 990 Cal
Satum North. 321-469-3009
407-302-0739
2002 Saturn Vue AW O One
owner, mutt tee. loaded.
413.990 C M SM an North. 321 •
2004 Chevrolet Cavaher Auto.
AC. Cruiaa. CD A more
47.990 C M Satum North. 321699-3009
1999 Daewoo Nob** Wagon
On* owner, toeded, 42.990 Cal
Saturn North. 321-499-3009
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rfweeUlW rTwarViiy, H
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light Plumbing. Etc
retired. handyman, writer.
Needrt lor thort term. 321-4399723.
231—C ars For Sale
Paul Navi Sarvtcee
Llc«onded/Insured
91 COBRA
IC9FA40BXM2133336
M STRN
I082JS276WZ203971
92 BMW
WBAH06317NBJ78673
96 MAZD
JM10C221601812500
91 ISU
JABHT5364M7416895
89 CHRV
2004 Ford Freestyle SES One
Owner. Rear A C . Loaded
417.990 CM SMan North 321689-3009
AOVtrmSCMCNT OF SALI
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the underlined mends to
tell the personal property
dascnbed below to enforce a
hen imposed on said property
under the Florida Seif Storage
Facility Act Statue* (Section
63 601-63 6091
The undersigned wa tea at
pubhc sale by competitive b o
ding on the M M M Aprs. 2006
at 2 00 pm on the premise*
where u d property has been
stored and which are located at
Ample Storage Center 100
Ample Court 2900 West Airport
Boulevard County ot Semmoi*
State ol Florida thatoaowmg
Unit*
Customers
Name
Description ot Goods
Maaslc C o p Mchesl Wwmer
SE012 Copwr RICOH FT 3213
vacuum Cleaner Construction
items cfpper 2 compressor*
shovels turrwtur* etc
Patreia Robmson *0002 S<i
tote* Goldstar Airconditioner
etc
Purchase* must be pad tor at
the time ol purchase m cash
onTy All purchased items sold
as ■* where is and must be
removed at (he time ot sale
Sale subject to cancellation m
the event ol settlement between
owner and obligated party
This is the 30th day ot March
2005
Potash Aprs e 13 2005
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W IU BE SOLD TO SATISFY
TOWING A STORAGE FEES
PLUS ACCUMULATING STO R
AGE OWNER HAS A RIGHT
TO A HEARING PRIOR TO
sale
d ate
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M T H f CIRCUIT CO U RT FOR
B IM N O L C COUNTY.
FLORIOA
PRORATE DIVISION
P H I •: 04-CP-417
v e h ic l e
GARY EARL MASSEY
Deceased
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
The admevstration ol the estate
ol GARY EARL MASSEY,
deceased whose dated ol death
wa* January 4 2005 is pending
*i the Circuit Court tor Seminole
County
Florida
Probate
Dmtson Fee Number 2005-CP427 the address ol wtuch ■*
Seminole County Courthouse
Orlando Florida The names
and addresses ot the Personal
Representative
and
the
Persona' Representative* ettor
ney are aet forth betow
AS creditors ot the decedent and
other persons who have claims
or demands agamst decedent s
estate including unmatured
contingent
or
unliquidated
claim* and who have been
served a copy ot rtvs Notice
must Me their claims with this
Court
WITHIN
THREE
MONTHS 131 O f THE FIRST
PUBLICATION
OF
THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SER
VICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM
AS othar creditors ot the dece
dent and other person* who
have claims or demands agamst
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THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION
OF
THIS
NOTICE
ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC
TIONS NOT SO FK.ED W IU BE
FOREVER BARRED
ods sat forth above, any ctaan
Med two (2) years or more after
the decedents data of death a
The date ol me Net pubteakon
of ttvs notice m Apr* 6 2005
PAULA ANN MASSEY
Personal Representative
HARVEY M ALPER ESQUIRE
Florida Bar No 133272
LAW OFFICES OF HARVEY M
ALPER
112 West Citrus Sreet
Post Okc* Bos 162967
AXamonte Springs FL 327162967
Telephone 407669-0900
Attorney tor Pereonal
Representative
Pubksh Apnl 6. 13 2005
P022
M TM* CIRCUIT CO URT
OF THE t I T H JUOICtAL
CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR
9C MMOLE
COUNTY. FLORIOA
CASK NO: 02-CA 793-14-G
PJJ INVESTMENT INC a
Florida
PLAINTIFF
BEVERLY J CAMPBELL
DEFENDANT
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned Clerk of me Cacus
Court ol Semmoie County
Florida wSl on the 21 day of
Aprs 2005 at 110 0 am at M l
N Park Avenua m Sanford
Florida otter tor sale and sea at
pubic outcry to the highest and
best batoer lor cash the toaow
mg deserbed property situated
at Semmom County Florida
LOT 56 CRYSTAL RIDGE
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF AS RECORDED IN
PLAT BOO* 38 PAGES 96 97
AND 98 PUBLIC RECORDS
OF
SEMINOLE
C O U N TY
FLORIDA
pursuant to the Fatal Judgment
erwered at a case pendng m
seat Court. Ota etwe ot when ■
W ITNESS my hand and oftoai
seal ol seat Court the 24 day ol
March 2005
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
AMERICANS WITH DISABILI
TIES ACT persons w*h disab*he* needaig a special accom
modahon
should
contact
CO URT ADMINISTRATION at
the
SEMINOLE
County
Courthouse at 407665-4227 1800 955 6771 (TDOl ot 1600
9556770 V ia Florida Relay
Servce
Meryanne Morse
CLERK OF t h e CIRCUIT
COURT
Clerk of the C*cu4 Court
M )Eapki)«.(IM M 0REPAY
The toaowtng vehcle(s) w« be
sold N pubkc auction per FI
Slat 713 585 at 1000 AM on
April t l . 1998 at Ltenort
■ddtsi to sehsTy s ken agamst
teal vehcWt) lor labor, sarvices totd storage charge* No
tatos as e. cash only
1997 Dodge Neon 20
VIN 1B3ES22C4VD238583
Owner Matthew Eugene
Hughey
N 0TIC8 OF B A L I
311 Carpenter Rd . Orlando FL
32833
Customer B*l Nelson
Address Unknown
Lienholder Traneouth Financial
Corp POBos 901071, Ft Worm
TX 76103
Cash sum to redeem vehete
11350 00
Lwnor Mate s Automokve
1055 Nursery Rd
Winter
Spring* FL 32706 Phone 4076999767
2003 Pontiac Grand Pns 40
VIN t G2WK52J53F116302
Owner Chen Ncoto Anderson
114 Ceshewoods Ter #206
Cassetoerry FL 32707
CuStonwr Chen Anderson
1144 Cestte Wood Ter #206
C essetoeny FL 32707
lienholder Westlake Financial
Service*
4751 Washes BMJ Ste 100
Los Angela* CA 90010
Cash sum to redeem vehete
42236 47
Lwnor King s Auto Serves
300 North St longwood FL
32760
Phone 407-699-0770
Notice to owner or konhotdor
that he has a right to a fwenng
any kma prior to sato date by Mmg with the dais ol the court
Owner hat the nght to recover
vehicle by postmg bond m
accordance with FI Slat
559 917
Net proceeds horn
tele m escess of amount
claimed by kenor will be
deposited with the dart ol the
court interested pertwt con
tact State Famg Serves me
(7721595-9555
Pubksh Aprs 6 2005
POJ1
W lTNESS my hand and the
seal of Hi* Court me day of
March 29 2005
MARYANNE MORSE
As Clark ol the Court
By Carol Moore
As Deputy Clerk
Pubksh SANFORD HERALD
H you are a person with a deatxkty who needs any accom
modakon m order to partcoete
at this proceedmg you are enh
Wed at no cost to you to the
provision ol cerlam assistance
Please
contact
Court
Admevstrahon at M l N Park
Avenua Suite N M t Sanford
FL. 32771. 1407) 685-4227.
withm 2 working day« ol your
race** ol the notice a you are
hearing or vone impaired ran
160D 9556771
Pubkeh Apr* 6 13 2005
P026
Pursuant to FI St 713 585 Auto
Len 6 Recovery tnc w Power
ol Attorney we se« the toaowmg
vehetes to the hghesl btoder to
setefy ken AS auctions held
wkh reserve as e where e
Cash or Certified funds Inspect
1 steak prior at kenor leeway
interested partes ces (954)893
0052
Sate dote 8 4 6 6 6 9 6 1000
am at Lwnor* Farsay
Auchon we occur where each
vehrte is localed under License
AB0000538 Be advised met
owner or konhofder has a right
to a heenog prior to the sched
ule date ot sale by Mmg with the
Clerk
ot
Court*
OwnerIwnholder may recover
the vefKle without instituting
ludoei proceedmg* by postmg
bond e* per FL St 559 917 Net
proceed* m escess ot iwn
amount we be deposited with
the Clerk ot Court
25S BUYERS PREMIUM
#S t MB506 ken amt 44141 37
2000
HONDA
40
vm*
t HGCG56 76YA092994
teg
JOHN DOC ol UNKNOWN cut
LASHUNDA WILKE RSON of
1701 A RIDGE W OOO LANE.
SANFORO lh NONE kenor
AAMCO TRANSMISSION 2880
S ORLANDO DR SANFORD
4SEMB507 hen amt 4337968
1991
FOR D
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rag
r ashan
Mit c h e l l
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC AUCTION
N OTICE
OiVEN
IS HEREBY
C 4 J TOWING WILL SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION FOR SAL
VAGE
FOR
CASH
ON
DEMAND TO HiGHESTBiD0ER
THE
F O U O W IN O
DESCRIBED VEHICLE
1968 BMW 4 DOOR Blue
VIN* WBADK6MXJ9901764
THIS AUCTIO N WILL BE
HELD ON APM L 16 M 99 AT
10 O CLOCK AT CA4 TOW
IMG 1240 S CR 427 LONG
WOOO FL 32750
P R OSPECTIVE
BIDDERS
MAY INSPECT THE VEHICLE
THE DAY BEFORE AUCTION
BETW EEN BAM ANO 5PM
TERMS ARE CASH OR CER
TIFlED FUNOS C 4J TOWINO RESERVES THE RIGHT
TO AC C EP T OR R E JE C T
ANY AND ALL BIOS
je n k in s
ol 5219 W ESTCHASE CT. #1.
JACKSONVILLE cut RASHAN
JENKINS ol 1104 CASTLE
WOOD
TR
#114
PLANTCRSVUIE lh DEALS
ON WHEELS AUTO SALES ot
P O B o t 1436 MiDDLEBURO
lienor AAMCO TRANSMIS
SION 2880 S ORLANDO DR
SANFORD PHONE 407-7186900
Pubksh March M . 2005
OtBt
Pubksh Apr* 6 13 2005
P026
Mare* I t. MM
NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HBAJMNO TO CON8IOBN TNC
ADOPTION OF AN ONOMANC t BY TNC CITY OF
(COURT SEAL)
Patrick PatnkSi
Ritter ChusaJ Bnrona A Cohen
7000 W Palmetto Park Rd
Su4e400
Boca Raton FL 33433
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kecTTjamK.ru FYvidjcMiertsm-TiiwjNelleaVjue
lets •Melhxxne iNii|7tlflu21 •Otnxslbew.li
i IUOiM 1-2552 •Winter Tutden imxtKi'4 9475
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M THE CfRCUTT CO URT
OF THE EIGHTEENTH
CMCUTT
O F F IO M O A
M ANO FOR
Note# is hereby given met a Pubic Hearing end be held in me
CorTwmaaion Chamber* at the Cay Hak 300 North Perk Avenue
m the City of Sanford Florida at 700 ocfock PM on Monday
Apr* I t . 2005 to consider the adopton of on ordinance by the
City ol Sanford Florida described as follows
ONOMANCS NO. 9B3B
S lc ri Buildings
CAM NO. E9-CA-1E9-T64.
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BraidSewher tkbicnilitokrtslfhtU-tNJiH'alKYurlK
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CHASE HOME FINANCE U C
SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO
CHASE MANHATTAN
MORTGAGE CORPORATION.
PlaatoR
SFA! Oscnlaciad! New7 petumtpa Loadeil' Includes
covet.deliver) Aw8Tsnt> iw fs a lW W
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301 N Part Avarua. Sanlord.
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MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO 12) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENTS
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED
THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI
CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS
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Ovwdo FL 32766
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Ortando. FL 32601
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F B J 6: 61 CP 6661
IN RE ESTATE OF
ROBERT M NORWICH
*k/a ROBERT MARTIN
TO CREDITORS
Tha admraairabon ol Wo aataaa
ol ROBERT M NORWICH aba
ROBERT M NORWICH, SR .
waa February 21.2006. qpandmg m tha Ocurt Court lor
Sanwnola County. Florida.
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200S-CP-0S06 *• addraaa ol
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JOHN J VINCE, a id .,
DEFENDANTS
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THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION
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THIS
NOTICE
ALL CLARIS NOT SO FILED
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mmoto County. Ftartda. I wB
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COACH LIGHT ESTATES
SECTION II. INC , a not lor
prod Florida corporation
PLAINTIFF
JOHN J VPICE.ETAL
DEFENDANTS
NOTICBOP
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
purauant to a Summary F M
' igmart ol Foractoaia* daiad
MAR 23 2008 artarad In CM
CaaaNo 03-CA176-I4H ot Vw
Circuit Court of Pta 16TH
JudUd C ron to and Nr SEMI
NOLE County. Sardord. Florida.
I wd adi to Pia taghad and bad
txddar tor cash M Iha Wad
Front Door d Pto SCMMOLE
County CourtvuM taoaMd d
301 North Part Avarua to
Santont. Florida, d 1100 am
Pia 7 day ol JUNE, 2006 Va
owing daacrtMd property as
adtorth *i aatd Summary Ptod
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UNIT 17. BUILDING 0. COACH
LIGHT ESTATES SECTION RA
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TO THE DECLARATION OF
CONDOMINIUM RECORDED
IN OR BOOK 1272. PAGE
16)0. OF THE PUBLIC
RECOROS OF SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIOA
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200%
Maryarma Moraa
(CIRCUIT COURT SEAL)
Clark d th* C«tu« Court
By AJwhaCytua
DapulyCtort
Pubkah in Thai
THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID
STERN. PA.. ATTORNEY
FOR PLAINTIFF
poi 8 Unrvarany Dnva
900
niaaon, FL 33324
1954)233-6000
03-04662
PLEASE FAR A COPY OF THE
FIRST INSERTION TO 664233-6568 IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THE AMERICANS WITH
DISABILITIES ACT. paraona
i dad)Mat naadng a apai id arrnrimnrtoann ahnrkl mn
tad COURT ADMINISTRA
TION. d n a SEMINOLE County
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Aprs 6. 2006
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CRRL ACTUM
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AMCROUCST MORTGAGE
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JEFFREY W HICKS. Mat..
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March 23. 2006. artarad to C M
Caaa Numbor 04-CA-0312-14K.
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2006
Ddad MAR 24. 2006
Mdyanna Moraa
CLERK OF THE
COURT
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CIRCUIT
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1210 SouPi Myrta Avanua.
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MARYANN! MORSE
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300 Third SI . NW
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NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN
tod MLHM AS COST (ROSE)
Pto hotdar d Pw toPowrng earthcatofai ha* Nad add earth
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CSRTVRCATt NO: SSI YEAR
OP ISSUANCE: SME
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORK3A
by GERALDINE MARFORO
Deputy Clark
PubMh: March SO. 2006 and
Apr* 6.11.20.2006
0202
NOTICE IS HEREBY OiVEN
PM MLHM AS CU8T (PALM),
PARCEL ID* 26-16-10-SAG1211-0010
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PNPRPI and D A W J BADAU
and ANGELICA BADAU. hto
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HUNTINGTON
NATIONAL BANK: TUSKA
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Samtoota County Courthouaa.
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Apr*. 2009, Iha loRowi
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MO DE UNIT FIVE. ACCORDPtQ TO THE P U T THEREOF.
AS RCCOROCD M P U T BOOK
43. PAOE(S) 74 ANO 79 OP
THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF
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March 24.2006
Aa Ctort, Cvcwi Court
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AaDapWy Clark
1100am
rattoai
County
Flonda.
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payable to Pw Clark d Pw
Crrcui Court
MARYAMC MORSE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
SCMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA
by O ER AU M C HARFORD
DapulyCtort
Pubhah March 30. 2008 and
Apr* 4.13,20.2006
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Daiad on 1/24/2006
MARYAM4C MORSE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
SCMMOLE COUNTY FLORK3A
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. by OERALDdfE HARFORO
P M M U M AS CUST (ROSE).
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SMITH, and any unknown
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■Sdnd LEE J. HARTLEY and
HENRY SMITH, and M pdto
having or olatmng to ham any
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relief notices
went out
M anaging Editor
SANFORD — Weirdness just seems to
find Sanford native Charlie Carlson.
Executives with Harnes and Noble Hooks
nvogm/ed that and offered the historian an
expense account to travel amund Florida
documenting strange stones for a hook
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to ponder the otter.
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Key West to Pensacola resulted in "Weird
Florida: Your Travel G uide to Florida's
Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets."
Seminole County residents know Carlson
as a historian who has published a 40-page
booklet tilled, "W hen Celery was King,"
which can he purchased at the Seminole
County Museum. He also wrote "Strange
Florida." That led to a consulting job with
the History Channel and their Weird U S.
S m Carlton, Pag* 3A
SANFORD — In the city of
Sanford's quest to redevelop
downtown, city officials face a
number of hurdles. One of the
more complex challenges is
how new projects will handle
stormwater issues.
In Central Florida any new
development
must
be
approved by the St. John's
Water Management District to
ensure there are adequate
drainage and pollutant con
trols for stormwater.
Normally, a developer
would need to build a reten
tion pond or an underground
storm w ater storage unit to
meet guidelines for stormwa
ter drainage on the property.
In downtown Sanford there is
limited land left and on a
piece of land, a retention pond
can take up IS to 2D percent ot
thenm perty.
m e city of Sanford and the
Water M anagement D istrict
have come up w ith a new
plan for using an existin g
pond from one area of dow n
town to give credits to devel
opers so that they d o not have
to build a stormwater unit on
their property.
These storm w ater cred its
are sold by the C om m unity
Redevelopment
A gency,
which is currently determ in
ing a systematic m ethod of
charging for the credits.
The existing pond near M ill
Creek is for flood control and
it discharges into Lake
Monroe. In finding that the
pond had the capability for
water quality improvements,
the city of Sanford and CPH
Engineering, Inc., worked
together to study and esti
mate the pollutant loading
removals within the existing
pond.
"We then presented that to
8 * * Wat*r, Pag* 3A
Community thanks Lessard for service
New members take oaths of office
By U an* Edison
H erald W riter
SANFORD — Former Mayor Brady
Lessard said he didn't want to leave
office and who could blame him alter
receiving standing ovation after stand
ing ovation at Tuesday night's Oath of
Office ceremony for New Mayor Linda
Kuhn
and
Com m issioners
Art
Woodruff and Velma Williams
The night began with the Sanford
City Commission room filled with fam
ily, triends, supporters and local offi
cials
"Usually when it’s a packed house,
it s not a good thing," Lessard said
Lessard, who served the city of
Sanford commission for eight years,
t ir s t as District 1 Commissioner and
then as Mayor, called his wife, Lisa, and
their children down to the tront of the
room
"It's my last night in charge,"
Lessard said. "Com e on down."
I essard gave a speech about all of
the accom plishm ents the city ot
Sanford has seen, including the
RiverWalk, First Street and the Sanford
Police Department, which he said was
the b i g g e s t accomplishment of them all.
"Our primary responsibility was to
make residents feel safe," Lessard said.
After his speech, Lessard was given
a
proclam ation
from
the
city
Commission commending and thank
ing Lessard for his time spent on the
Commission from 1997-2005.
Presentations and plaques were
given by various Sanford organiza
tions, including The Good Samaritan
I lom e of Sanford, Brothers Keepers Inc,
Ministers of the East and West side of
Sanford, G oldsboro Front Porch,
Sanford's local NAACP branch, and the
Boys and Girls Club.
"You just want w hat's right,"
Kenneth Bentley said. "You’re what Dr.
King talked about."
After the presentations, Eloise
Dilligard, who also sang the National
Anthem at the start of the special meet
ing to swear in the newly elected
M ayor and Com m issioners, sang
"W ind Beneath Our W ings" for
Lessard, in which several lyrics were
changed.
"You arc* the wind beneath our
w ings,” Dilligard sang. "Sanford
would not be same without you."
After the sting was over, Lessard
hugged Dilligard and told the crowd,
"I'm not leaving."
In a final thank vou to the former
Chanty W ar* —
Ana'ant lot ike Sonic*d
Houvn.j Authoidy
Mayor, the city Commission presented
Lessard with their own farewell gift on
behalf of the Commission and the resi
dents of Sanford.
"W e’re going to truly miss you,"
Commissioner Kevin Hipes said.
Larry Dale, another former M ayor of
Sanford, and current CEO of the
8 * * L***ard, Pag* 10A
State reviews plans to
restore marina beach
By!
By U *n * Edison
H erald W riter
Before, we
SANFORD — The Seminole
High School ninth-graders
admitted that taking an inten
sive reading class initially felt
dumb and awkward, but the
course has taught them a selfawareness they now see as
important.
"I would haw failed FCAT,”
said Ashley Combs, now an
enthusiastic reader "I faikxi it
last year."
Although Ashley and her
classmates do not know how
they performed on itus w ar's
state assessment test they pos
sess a confidence in reading
they haw lacked in their aca
demic carver.
"This class has helped me in
being able to comprehend what
f .
Three friends, former Seminole County Chairman Daryl McLain, left, and former
Sanford Mayors Brady Lessard and Larry Dale check out Lessard s going away gift.
Course rebuilds
reading pride
Managing Editor
S eminole S mile
SANFORD —City officials
are m oving forward with
project guidelines and a joint
funding agreement in order to
bring back waves, sand, and
sailing to the north shore of
Marina Isle.
Last March city officials
announced the proposal to
rebuild the beach, which
existed until the constant ero
sion forced the city to protect
the shoreline instead of the
beach.
The project, which is set to
begin ITiase O ne this summer,
is in the early engineering and
perm itting stages and city
project manager Chris Smith
said there are "a lot hurdles."
A new plan will protect the
wouldjust
read, but not
get into it
sk :
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I'm reading," Ashley said.
"Before, w e would just read,
but not get into it" said class
mate Cane Hallam. "H aving a
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shoreline, as a main priority,
while bringing a beach back to
Sanford residents for recre
ational marina activities, but
not for swimming purposes.
Smith said they want to
begin the project during the
time of the year with the low
est water levels, which occurs
in June or July.
"T h e most challenging
thing 1 hear is the water
level," Smith said.
The Project is divided into
tw o phases. The first phase is
the construction of ap p roxi
m ately 1,000 feet of alum inum
seaw all w ith a con crete cap
and tie back system . The w all
w ill be con stru cted w ith three
bum p-in segm en ts ap p ro xi
m ately 12 feet deep and 20
feet w ide w ith con crete stairs.
The stairs w ill eventually be
used to accommodate a boat
landing access. Around 200
feet of new beach area will be
established on the east end of
the project. A city boat ram p
will also be constructed on the
east side of the property. The
last part of Fliase 1 w ill
include landscaping and irri
gation.
A t the CRA m eeting, Sm ith
gave an update of the project
to m em bers.
"D E P h as m ad e its first
request for in fo rm a tio n *
Sm ith told CRA m embers.
The
D ep artm en t
of
Environm ental Protection is
review ing the plans for navi
g atio n al environmental edu
cational and engineering pur
poses, as w ell as other public
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A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY
The first tone 1 m et A1 Crisshabet w u
I Q ty Commission
h in d him m d ty m u u p r tn
in jv
June 2003.
D uring our brief con versation ,! was
imp w eed that he remembered not only the
date bu t the exact tim e within 10 minutes
that first visited The Herald offioe. 1 also
liked th at he expreated his believe in an
active press and promised to be forthcoming
w ith information.
That w as then. Tbday my opinion is
G rieshaber is selective with both his memory
and his openness.
M y doubts began last M ay after the
M verW alk grand opening. Instead of esti
mating die number of people who attended
the event, Grieshaber provided a specific
number. 1 don't remember the specific num
ber; but it w as more d u n 65,000 people. That
figure seemed extrem ely high to me. I ques
tioned the d ty m anager about his accuracy,
and he assured m e he had counted. A bit
taken a back, I asked him again and he
explained that he had counted the number of
stickers the city handed
out. I still didn’t think
that was very accurate
but decided to drop the
matter.
A month later, the
d ty was considering
the
Wachovia Bank build
ing and possibly using
it for' Q
r ty Hall.
.............
Upon
Grieshaber'* recom
mendation, the comby Dan Ping
mission directed d ty
• • • • • • • • a staff to study the m at
ter report back in July.
In late July the m atter went away when the
commission allowed it's option to expire
with no discussion.
A fter the meeting I asked Grieshaber why
the d ty dedded not to purchase the building.
He said the building did not fit into any of
tiw d ty 's future plans. That was obvious by
the com m ission's lack of action. W hat I want
ed to know w as why it didn't fit into the
d t/s p la n s . No m atter how I asked the ques
tion, Grieshaber responded with the same
answer. I then askea for a copy of the report
the d ty had compiled to make its dedsion.
There w as no rep ort Grieshaber responded. I
reminded him that under Florida's public
records law, almost all information generated
by a public official — including notes and
rough drafts — ate open to the public. The
d ty m anager continued to insist there were
no tangible documents.
TWo weeks later 1 had coffee with an
acquaintance. He asked if I had seen the
d ty 's report on the W achovia building.
Astonished, I told him the d ty had denied
there w as a report. An hour later he gave me
his copy of the 100-phis page docum ent
I confronted Grieshaber about the report.
He apologised and said he forgot about the
t. The man who can remember the exact
te he first entered The Herald building
suddenly could not recall a report on
w hether the d ty should spend $1.6 million to
buy a six-story building for a new City Hall.
It w as unbelievable, and I told him so.
I w asn't the only person Grieshaber tried
to hide docum ents from. Turns o u t he was
hiding things from d ty commissioners. In a
note The Herald uncovered this week,
Grieshaber directed the d ty attorney to keep
information from d ty commissioners.
On Nov. 17, Grieshaber sent a tough draft
of his final decision in the Van Gaaie person
nel m atter to City Attorney BUI Colbert
Grieshaber included a handwritten note
which read in part, "Please do not share it
with the mayor; vice-m ayor or commission
ers."
The package was returned to Grieshaber
with the following memo from City Attorney
L o u ie G root:
"U pon reading the note that you directed
to us, w e did not review the attached docu
ments. We have caused those documents to
be placed in an envelope to be returned to
you, unread, in conjunction with this memo
randum . ...W e cannot operate under such
direction. Section 4 03 of the City Charter, as
you know, prescribes the duties and func
tions of the Q ty Attorney and the honoring
of your request would not, in our view, com
port w ith our obligations to the Q ty
Commission. Additionally, as I am certain
you understand, there ate public records
issues that arise from the request."
During his first day on the job. Grieshaber
held a m eeting with his departm ent directors
in w hich he laid out his management
philosophies. One of the items on the agenda
w as G rieshaber's expectations for ethical
conduct.
"If any action can not be exposed to the
Ugh! of day o r a public meeting, it does not
need to be done, Grieshaber w rote.
He also wrote, "W e a n fiduciaries of pub
lic trust and we trill not violate that trust."
G risahaber has violated that trust. It's tim e
lo r Ih t d ty commission to relieve him of his
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C ub Scout troop * from
Seminole County will con
verge on Central Winds Park
in Winter Springs for the
Cub Olympics to be held
from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The C entral Florid a Z oo
will present “Wild about
Florida," from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. The event and teacher
workshop includes activities
relating to Boy and Girl
Scouts There will be exhibits
and displays, items available
for purchase, music, good
food, and more. Call 407-3234450, ext. 13b.
O peration Light H ouse
will light the way in the com
munities of Midway,
Georgetown and Winwood
(east of Altamonte Springs)
as law enforcement and volunteers distribute free, solar
powered, motion sensor
lights.
SUN
Florida H ospital's C en ter
HsraM photo by Tommy Vlncont
This view of emergency vehicles at Lake Mary's new fire station and municipal services building on Wallace Court takes on
the appearance of a giant wide screen, flat panel TV. The scene is actually a picture of the vehicles through a large dear
panel on the fire department's parking garage door.
of Nutritional Excellence will
conduct a tree Vegetarian
Cooking School, from 3 to 5
p.m. at 5779 \ Ronald
Reagan Blvd (CR-427) Call
407-324-1405
It s K ite D ay at First
B u rg lary
• M ichael Morris Ruffin, 45, of
Fort Worth, Texas, was arrested
bv Sanford police early Friday at
a facility in the 17(H) block of
West 13th Street. O fficers were
called regarding a burglary in
progress. Ruffin was charged
with burglary to a structure with
a person inside, property dam
age of over $200, and trespassing
- failing to leave upon order of
the owner.
T raffic S top s
• A n n ette Mae Ridge, 28. of
Altam onte Springs, was stopped
by Sanford police Thursday at
9th Street and M agnolia Avenue.
She was charged with driving
under the in flu en ce (DU1) of
alcohol or drugs, and no proof of
insurance.
ered a crack pipe. She was
charged with possession of nar
cotics equipm ent.
Police
Blotter
D iso rd erly C on d u ct
— touch or strike (dom estic vio
lence).
• Sylvia Lavern Reiser, 4b, of
Anderson Avenue, Sanford, was
arrested by Sanford police
W ednesday in the 17(H) block of
West 14th Street where officers
fond her involved in a fight with
a man.
She was charged with battery
— touch or strike (dom estic vio
lence).
A ssau lt - B attery
• Brad M ichael Cole, 22, of
Old England Loop, was arrested
by Sanford police Thursday fol
low ing an altercatio n w ith a
m ale at his address. The victim
was taken to the Central Florida
Regional Hospital for treatm ent
of nis injuries. Cole was arrested
on a charge of batterv - touch or
strike.
• Leon Calloway, 42, of West
5th Street, Sanford, was arrested
by Sanford police Wednesday at
his residence.
He had reportedly been in a
dispute with a female.
He was charged with battery
• M atthew Keith Quigley, 2D,
ot Francis Avenue. Sanlord. was
arrested by Sanford police
Friday, April 1, on Old England
Loop where officers were called
regarding a disturbance. He was
charged with disorderly conduct
- affray.
O th er ch arges
T h efts
• Raymond John Grib, 45, of
Deltona, was stopped by Sanford
police Wednesday at SR-46 and
Oak Avenue.
He was charged w ith DU I
alcohol or drugs, driving a vehi
cle in a willful/wonton disre
gard for the safety of persons,
and having an open container of
alcohol in his vehicle.
• Leonard Sam uel Gordon, 4b,
of Straw berry Avenue, Sanford,
was arrested by Sanford police
Monday af his residence follow
ing a verbal argument with his
cousin. He was charged with d is
orderly conduct.
• Beatrix Santana, 23, of
D eltona,
was
arrested
by
Sanford police Tuesday at a store
on Tow ne C enter C ircle. She
reportedly took S19h in item s
from a store without paying. She
was charged with petty shoplift
ing from a m erchant.
• Jesse lam es Harley, 44, of
West 13th Street, Sanford, was
arrested by Sanford
police
Wednesday at a store in the 1500
block of French Avenue. He
reportedly took a pack of ciga
rettes from the store w ithout
paying.
He was charged with petty
larceny, and possession of nar
cotics equipm ent.
D ru g R elated
• Charlene Lorraine Clinton,
32, with an unknown address
was arrested by Sanford police
on March 31 at 7th Street and
Sanford Avenue. Police were
called regarding a possible pros
titu tion situ ation . W hen they
searched Clinton, they uncov
• Brendalts Milety Santiago,
25, listed a s hom eless, was
arrested on Georgia Avenue and
Terrace Drive. She reportedly
gave police a false name She
was arrested on charge*, of resid
ing an officer without violence,
and giving a false ID to a law
enforcem ent officer.
• Devon Slayton Smith, 28, of
Altam onte Springs, was arrested
by Sanford police on April 1 at
Rosecliff Circle. He reportedly
was at an apartment from which
lie had been issued a warning of
contact. He was charged with
violation of probation /commu
nity control for (dom estic vio
lence).
• Nevelle Devone Fuller. 29,
of Ellen Place, Sanford, was
arrested by Sanford police on
April 1 at Edward H iggins
Terrace, from where he had been
issued a trespass warning. He
was charged with trespassing failing to leave property on
order by the owner after warn
ing.
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Baptist Church in Geneva,
following the Morning
Worship S en 1ice at 10:15. It's
also Oviedo Play Day at the
Mall from noon to 5 p m.
Buy tickets ahead at Geneva
Elementary School. All
money will benefit the
Geneva Elementary School.
Com m unity U nited
Methodist Church. 4921
Highway 17-92 in
Casselberry will present a
musical, "Jov in the Journey,"
at 3 p.m. There is no charge.
Childcare provided.
MON
The Seminole County
Regional chamber of
Commerce will hold a golf
tournament at Timacuan
Golf and Country Club. Call
407-333-4748.
TUE
'Light Up Lyman,"
Lvman,' a cele
bration of trie arts, academics
and community, will tv held
at Lyman High School
Auditorium in Longwood
from 7 to 9 p.m The com m u
nity is invited to attend.
THU
"A rt w ith a Fan tastic
Flair” luncheon will be held
at Maison 4c Jardin
Restaurant. 430 Wymore
Road in Altamonte Springs
from 11 a.m to 12:30 p.m.,
hosted by Altamonte Springs
- Maitland Christian
Women's Club. Luncheon is
$19, Reservations required.
Call Brenda at 407-b81-1942
or Kit at 40-322-1047.
S anford's A live A fter Five
is a celebration of Downtown
Sanford and is held the sec
ond Thursday of each
month. The April event will
feature live music by the
Smokin' Torpedoes. The
event will be held in
Magnolia Square from 5 to 8
p m. Admission is free and
everyone is invited.
The G eneva School
A dvisory Council will m eet
at G eneva Elem entary School
beginning at 6:3 0 p.m .
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CRA wants input from residents near Fort Mellon Park
By Uane Edison
Herald Writer
SANFORD — The Sanford Community
Redevelopment Agency discussed a FRDAP
grant fmm the state of Florida for Ft. Mellon
Park April 6.
Certain elements must be included in the
Pa,rk, m order to receive the grant money,
which is close to $2(X),000, including restrooms,
playground equipment, and either basketball
courts, tennis courts, or voilevball courts.
Ground was already broken early this year,
on a play fort, which will cover the playground
^uirement for the grant.
requi
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Residents who live within about a mile
proximity to Ft. Mellon Park, should be receiv
ing a survey in the near future asking what
they would like to see put in the park.
"We need to go to the people," CRA
Chairman Bob Parsell Jr. said.
Whether or not the park should be recre
ational or passive, is another aspect the CRA is
working on.
According to Chris Smith, city Project
Manager, the drawings for everything but the
play fort is in pencil form right now, until they
decide what else to put in Ft. Mellon.
The FRDAP grant is not flexible with the
amenities, but some of the park elements, the
CRA coutd receive reimbursement for is a bike
trail, light im provem ents, a tot-lot, picnic
pavilions, restrooms, fort playground and bas
ketball renovations.
Farscll said during the end of the discus
sions that, "We're basically asking what else do
you w ant in the p ark ."
The su rveys, w hich w ould be d istributed in
w ater bills, are n ear com pletion and are said to
have a good return rate.
Robert Kuhn, CRA m em ber said o f him self
and C R A m em ber C harles Row e, "C h arles and
1 w ant to see activities."
The survey w ill take into accou n t the com
m unity's input, and if there is a stron g d esire
for certain elem ents th at cannot be im plem ent
ed at Ft. M ellon Park, th at d ata w ill be used in
future park restoration projects.
C arlso n
C o n tin u e d fro m P ag e 1A
senes.
Carlson said friends and
fans provided many of the sto
ries he researched in his trav
eling across the Sunshine
State. Som e stories he disproved, others he merely doc
umented what he found and
what he heard
One of the stories he heard
most is that of the skunk ape.
Also known as tin* swamp
cabbage man, the swamp ape
and the Harden booger, the
skunk ape is believed to be a
relative
of
the
famous
Sasquatih of Native American
lore You know, Rig Fool.
Carlson talked with five
anthropologists who claim
something like an ane ton.* up
their camp in South Florida,
lie also spoke of a Florida
Highway Patrolman who said
he saw a skunk ape cross
Alligator
Aliev
in
the
Everglades.
This claim goes back over
a hundred years," Carlson
explained "The *.kunk ape is
probably the mascot of weird
things
in
Florida.
The
Legislature even tried to pass
a bill to protect these things. It
mav have been tongue in
cheek."
Carlson shared his own
encounter with a strangely
telling incredible stories," he
said. "There have been serious
studies on whether or not
these things exist."
Carlson will share some of
the these stories and his new
book at a "W eird Florida:
Unleashed!" party scheduled
for Saturday, April 30 at 7 p.m.
at The Blue Dahlia, 112 E. First
St. He said it was very impor
tant for him to kick off a book
tour in his hometown.
The public is invited to the
free party which will feature
prizes such as the actual map
used by the author in his
2,500-m ile quest to find
strange tales in Florida.
Personalities featured in the
book will attend. One person
has even promised to bring a
live skunk ape, Carlson said.
There is a $10,000 reward for a
genuine live Florida skunk
ape. The offer expires April 30,
tne same day as the party,
according to a promotional
flyer.
"I'm kind of partial to
Sanford," Carlson said. "The
promotion people wanted to
do it in Orlando, but I said I'm
going to do it in my home
town." The promotion depart
ment also has him talking
with newspapers with a mini
mum circulation of 20,(MX), but
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There are
credible people
telling incredi
ble stories.
ClxariI* Carlton.
I tnford natty*
and author
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similar creature.
As a 14-year-old boy.
Carlson and some friends
camped out on West State
Road 46 not far from the
Wekiva River. As boys will do,
they ran around in the woods
having a great time, when
they saw something standing
in the middle of the road in
the moonlight.
"It was seven or eight feet
tall," Carlson recalled. "It
crashed through the swamp."
The boys hunkered down in
their tents with every flash
light burning. The next morn
ing, they found orange peels
in the road where the creature
had stood.
"There are credible people.
Carlson madc-a special visit to
The Herald.
He added that he "snuck"
in 13 stories from Seminole
County into the Weird Florida
book.
He tells about the 1-4 Dead
zone where the graves of four
Germ an im m igrants were
aved over by the Florida
Apartment
of
Transportation. They lie in the
Lake Monroe area between
the railroad track and 17-42
under the interstate.
Strange tales from Barbara
Farrell’s
Firehouse
on
Palmetto Avenue in Sanford
are also included as well as
three pages devoted
to
Sanford's own wizard, Harry
Wise. One of the Abraham
Lincoln conspirators has a
body part buried in Seminole
County, and that story is
included as well.
Mark Sceurman and Mark
Moran are the Weird U.S. cre
ative directors who present
the book, according to the
cover.
The book will be in stories
May 1. Carlson will appear at
the Altamonte Springs Barnes
and Noble bookstore May 20
at 7 p.m. and on June 6 at 7
p.m. at the Barnes and Noble
on East Colonial Drive in
B
Orlando.
He is also publishing his
first work of fiction in June.
His first novel is titled,
"A shley's Shadow." Carlson
describes it as a murder mys
tery, romance, ghost story. It is
based un the hauntings at
Ashley Tavern in Rockledge.
Sounds kind of weird, but
that's what Carlson's life has
become. He said his interest in
history and strange things
started with Bill Vincent the
father of Herald photographer
Tommy Vincent. The eld er
Vincent would tell tales to the
youngster* gathered at his fish
market in Sanford. Carlson
said Vincent would bring out
boxes and share stories about
artifacts.
"I learned Sanford history
that way," he said. He is a
native Floridian as well as of
Sanford. One of his descen
dants even escaped from the
Spanish at C astillo de San
Marcos in St. Augustine in
1812. Weird.
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Water
Management District," CPH
Vice
President
Katrina
Bowm an said in a phone
interview Friday.
The W ater M anagem ent
District approved the study.
“They said yes there is an
existing pond, and water
quality im provem ents real
ized in that pond that can be
used to offset the need for
storm water ponds in down
town Sanford," Bowman said.
The initial number of cred
its available is 20 credits, in
line with 20 acres, with a max
imum number of 4i acres or
41 credits available for devel
opment.
According
to
Bowman, there is more than
100 undeveloped acres in
downtown Sanford.
The Water Management
District is distributing 20 cred
its to start, so that more stud
ies can l*e done before the
other 21 credits are allowed to
ho Mild to developers.
Bowman said that CPH is
satisfied that all 41 acres will
work as expected without
stormwater ponds or storage.
"O ur feeling is that most of
the 41 acres will be available
for development and that the
Water Management District is
just playing it safe," Bowman
said.
Developers who are inter
ested in purchasing stormwa
ter credits will essentially be
helping offset the exists o f the
study.
When asked if this is attrac
tive for developers, Bowman
replied, "Absolutely."
Bowman explained as an
example, that if a developer is
interested in building on a
five acre plot of land, normal
ly 15 to 20 percent of that land
would be used for a retention
pond. With the stormwater
credits, the developer wilt
have that 15 or 20 percent of
land to use for additional
parking or a larger building.
The CRA agreed that the
attractiveness of the credits,
was not only with saving
developers land, but also the
cost of building retention
ponds themselves.
Currently, the Community
Redevelopment Agency is
determining a methodology
for charging for the stormwa
ter credits. At their March 2.
2005 meeting, 6,56 stormwater
credits were awarded to
Suncor Gateway at Kiverwalk
Project at $1.50 per square foot
of the area to be developed
tim es 15 percent. Among
other factors, the m em bers
determined the price of those
credits because of the amount
of ad valorem taxes that will
be generated and the potential
for jobs that will be directly
and indirectly created, the
CRA minutes said.
On April 6, the CRA met
again and to determine a sys
tematic way to charge for the
credits.
Russ Gibson, Planning and
Community Development for
the city, gave an update on his
research so far on determining
an amount.
"We're trying to get better
numbers," Gibson said.
According to GibMin, the
land value on undeveloped
property
in
downtown
Sanford is appraised from just
under $2 a square foot to $60 a
square foot.
The CRA discussed several
ways to calculate how much
to charge and how many fac
tors go into figuring out that
charge fur credits.
Airline chooses Sanford
SANFORD
—
Recently,
Ailegiant Air, LLC and Orlando
Santoni International Airport
announced that Ailegiant has
M-kx1ixi Sanford as its base of
operations tor the next 10 years.
In making the announcement, it
vva» reported that the first in a
planned M’ries of flights to and
from Sanford will be to
MadiMin, Wisconsin. Those
flights are scheduled to begin
May 26 and will operate four
times a week.
Since that time, Ailegiant has
announced additional flights to
and fmm Sanford.
On March 29, Ailegiant Air
the flights.
While the fares for these
flights are considered low-cost,
special introductory fares will be
G I-O R C .I-:
available during early to mid
April at an even greater saving.
Call the airlines reservation
center at 1-8UO432-3K10.
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"We need an expert," Jeff
Triplett said. "This needs to be
a tnought-out process."
The next CRA mix-ting, in
which better numbers may be
available for the CRA to w ork
with, is Wednesday, Mav 4.
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Again service will be four times
per week, on Thursdays,
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The fourth in the series of
flights will go to and from
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W M hSm foid M ayor Linda Kuhn sw orn Into office this week
aswriD aa incum bent Commissioners Velma Williams and Art
W ood raft the city appears renewed to m ove forward in its
develop m en t But w hat m easures over the next few y ean will
indicate success for the new commission?
Both Kuhn and W oodruff emphasized Sanford's need for a
m aster plan. That effort alone will serve as the single, most
im portant indicator of success for this commission. If at the end
o f Ha term , die city still operates under w hat Kuhn has called a
crisis m anagem ent culture, then progress will continue haphaz
ardly and the city cannot afford that. Residents expect action
from rids commission. Enough discussion about a m aster plan
has taken place, now is the time to put one in place. Not to do so
w ill surely be term ed a failure.
The m aster plan should indude the city's desires for dow n
tow n. We w ant diversity of business. We need investors w ho care
about the d ty and about their business appearance. We need
few er absentee landlords, and more places for people to live in
com fort and safety. Second story residences in downtown would
and develop a real sense of community. With a mas
ter plan, developers will know what the dty wants and how they
can m eet standards. It will help them design plans that satisfy
the dty, while avoiding lengthy approval processes that have
caused frustration and conflict in the past.
The sam e goes for our parks, espedally Fort Mellon Park. Our
parks are the jewels that make Sanford shine. The master plan
m ust also address the city's requirements for the waterfront. No
inland Central Florida dty borders such a grand same as Lake
M onroe and the St. Johns River. All of this will make Sanford
attractive to residents, businesses, and visitors. Planning will
make o r break the progress already begun.
O nce plans are in place, code enforcement will protect their
integrity. Both Kuhn and Woodruff made code enforcement a
linchpin o f their campaigns. Sanford needs better enforcement of
codes already in place, but fust as important is a proactive stance
an solving problems. We don’t want a Gestapo, but ideas such as
switching from liens to fines for some violations will create more
bite in enforcement. Code enforcement with the teeth to be effec
tive will be a true measure of success for this commission.
A new public safety building would serve as a visible sign of
success. Without one, the growing polia* and fire presence in
Sanford will suffer. Anyone who works in the current building
will tell you how cramped things have become. A modem facility
will provide a home for our newly accredited polio1department.
In order to obtain further accreditation that could open opportu
nities for the department, a new public safety building is crucial.
The turmoil surrounding the city manager’s office since last
summer must be resolved quickly in order for Sanford to mor e
forward with any plans. It is important that stability and trust be
established in the city's top administrative position.
The key to all of this will be citizen participation. It is practi
cally unheard of that more people vote in a runoff election than
the general election. Yet that is what occurred here. The low ini
tial voter turnout questioned the resolve of Sanford residents for
their future. But they responded positively. To build on that
momentum, residents must have dear channels to voice their
opinions to dty leaders and have opportunity’ for taking part in
the progress that will affect all of us.
With the election over, it is time for Kuhn and W ax!ruff to fol
low through with campaign promises.
We wish them, and the commission, well as they work to
make Sanford a better place.
Your Views
What if?
While I consider myself a
moderate history buff, I have a
tendency to forget dates of sig
nificant occurrences In reading
the history of
this week, I
find that this
week. April
9th, marks
the end of
the
Civil
War, or as
some would
call it, the
W
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Between the
Nick
States.
At
1:30
p.m. on April
9,
1865,
General Robert E. Lee, a»mmander of the Army of
Northern Virginia, surrendered
to General Ulysses S. Grant,
commander-in-chief of the
Union Army, ending the fouryear long war.
It took plaa.’ in the home of
Wilmer McLean, in the village1of
Appomattox Court House,
Virginia. (Some think that the
surrender was in the courthouse
itself, but such was not the easel.
Confederate soldiers were
allowed to keep their horses and
go free. Confederate officers
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could keep their swords and
side arms as well. While the sur
render is considered as April
9th, the actual signing of the sur
render documents took place
three day’s later. The death toll
for the Civil War was said to be
500,000 men.
t recall, many years ago,
someone wrote a bex»k- fiction of
course, with the* prem ia that the
South had won the war. The
author reportedly reflected on
the changes in our country had
that occurred. I never had the
opportunity to read the txx»k,
and don’t know tin* title, but it
does make a person think.
What if the South had,
indeed, won the war? 1 imagine
with the people in our nation,
things may have been different
for a few decades, but eventual
ly, as the southern states re
joined with the North, things
would probably have evolved
into wnat we have these days.
Some of our freedoms may have
taken longer to enact but even
tually. I believe things would be
similar to what we leave today
But consider • what if
Germany and )apan had won
World War II and taken over our
nation? What kind of govern
ment would we have tcxlav?
How would the freedom we
have he changed? What anildn't
we do, what couldn’t we own,
what type of economy would
we have? These are questions
few could answer, but I imagine
things would be very different.
As in many European or
Asian amntries, we may live in
the fear of a knock on the door
by the law’, telling us that we
have violated some law they
have, and will be placed in
prison for possibly years. Some
members of our families may
disappear unexpectedly - never
to be found again. Our women
may be treated as second-class
citizens, and would have few if
any rights.
Unfortunately, many folks
sevm to spend their time knock
ing our governments (at all lev
els) Listening to them, nothing
that government dews is for our
benefit.
Democrats
say
Republicans
are
evil
Republicans say our Democrats
are evil. For goodness sake,
folks, this country and its leader
ship may not be perfect, but look
at the alternatives.
Let's appreciate the freedoms
we have, and if there are free
doms still to be obtained, exam
ine* the* situation, and do what
you can to bring them to
fruition. If we want our govern
ment to work for us, shouldn't
we also work for them?
Developer offers
stadium ideas
lb the Editor
During my almost H) years as
a Realtor/Builder/ Developer in
Central Florida I haw read with
great interest the various
pros/cons and advantage*/dis
advantage* pertaining to the ren
ovation of the Citrus Bowl vs.
building a new arena for the
Magic and possibly competing
with UCFs $45,001,000 stadium.
My strong suggestion wcxild
be to consider the following:
1 - Renovate the present
Magic Arena into a IVrformmg
Arts Center., .it's downtown, in a
great kx-ation with ample park
ing.
2 - Demolish the Citrus Bowl
and utilize the land for a new
Magic sports center.
3 - Have Orlando, Orange
County and surrounding cities
and counties in Central Florida
cooperate with and support the
new UCF football stadium which
axild serve not only as the UCF
athletic facility but axild serve
many other functions, both
statewide and nationally, fur not
only college, professional and
playoff games but also for high
school teams.
United we stand ... divided
we fall.
Cordially
E. Everett* Huskey,
Deborah Jarvis-Smith
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ERNEST JAMES GILMORE
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Emest James Gilmore, 62, of
Orlando, died Saturday, April
2, 2005. Bom in Alabama, he
moved to Central Florida in
1942. He was a cement finisher
Survivors include wife.
Ruth N. Gilmore of Orlando;
mother, Veola Gilmore of
Apopka; sons, Ernest Jr. of
Orlando and John Lewis Tyler
of Apopka; daughters, Gloria
Brelove, Pameka Woolfoif,
Jackie Gilmore and April
Gilmore, all of Orlando; sisters,
lola Hugreloy of Plymouth.
Viola Tillman, Edna, Alma
Peterson, all of Apopka; brothers, Rufus Gilmore and Ray
Hollis Gilmore, both of
Apopka; 20 grandchildren; 17
great-grandchild ren;
Godchildren Vernon Small of
St. Petersburg and Juanita
McAlip of Clearwater.
Golden's Funeral home,
Inc., Winter Park, in charge of
arrangements.
RUTH SORTET HARRIS
Ruth Sortet Harris, 74, of
Kingsland, Ga., died Saturday,
April 2. 2005.1le was a mem
ber of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. She was
an FTU graduate and a mem
ber of the Delta-Zeta.
Survivors include sons,
Frederick James Harris, 111, of
Jacksonville and William
Thomas Harris of
Apalachicola; daughter,
Margaret Jane Cappuzi of
Geneva; sisters, Martha
Hanson of Issaquah, Wa. And
Ann Marra of Chesterland,
Ohio; bmther Arthur Sortet of
Summerfieid, Fla.; II grand
children; four great-grandchil
dren.
Memonal services will be
held at First Methodist Chureh
in Saniord, Sunday, April 17, at
2 p.m. Remains will be
intern'd at hc*r daughter
Margaret Cappu/i's residence*.
Shepard Func'ral Home,
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Folkston, Ga., in charge of
arrangements.
Maureen Robinson of Zirconia,
N.C.; seven grandchildren;
four great-grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, memorial
contributions may be made to
Four Seasons Hospice and
Palliative Care. P.O. box 2395,
Hendersonville, N.C. 28739.
Thomas Shepherd A Son
Funeral Directors and
Cremation Memorial Center,
in charge of arrangements.
JAMES D. HEMPHILL
James D. Hemphill 38, of
Sanford, died Wednesday,
April 6,2005. A lifelong resi
dent of Central Florida, he was
bom Sept. 21,1966 in Winter
Park. He was an engineer in
telecommunications and a
member of All Souls Catholic
Church.
Survivors include wife,
Roberta; sons, James Jr. and
Jared, both of Sanford.
Gramkow Chapel of the
Collison Family Funeral
Homes and Crematory,
Sanford, in charge of arrange
ments.
REV. CECIL F. NEESE
Rev. Cedi F. Noose, 83, of
Sanford, died Thursday, April
7,2005.
Bom Feb. 28,1922, in
Andalusia, Ala., he moved to
Sanford in 2000 after his retire
ment with 50 years in the
Mission Fields.
Survivors indude wife,
Delora of Sanford; son, Wilford
of Panama City; daughters,
Elna Snyder of Bolivia,
Rebecca Conklin of
Weaverville, Ala., Alice
Braswell of Covington, Ga.
and Joyce Kennedy of
Cummings, Ga.; brother,
Manford of Andalusia, Ala.; 15
grandchildren; five great
grandchildren.
Gramkow Chapel of
Collison Family Funeral
Homes, Sanford, in charge of
arrangements.
JAMES JOHNSON
James Johnson, 58, of W*st
11th Street Sanford, died
Sunday, April 3, 2005, at
Central Florida Regional
Hospital. He was bom Oct. 4,
1946 in Sanford. He was an
assembler at Cobia Boat Works
and a Baptist.
Survivors include mother,
Gertrude J. Black of Sanford;
daughter, Shawn Harkness of
Sanford; brother, Calvin J.
Rollins of Sanford; one grand
child.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday, April 9, at 2 p.m. at
New Salem Primitive Baptist
Church. 1500 West 12th Street
in Sanford.
Wilson-Eichelberger
Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in
charge of arrangements.
JOHN J. NtTOLLI
John J. Nitolll 80, of Winter
Springs, died Tuesdav, April 5,
2005.
He was bom in Brooklyn,
N.Y. He was a warehouse
manager and member of the
Catholic church of the Nativity.
He was a World War 11 vet
eran.
Survivors include wife, Sara
Nitolli of Winter Springs; son.
Roland Nitolli of Elmont, N.Y.;
daughters, Gloria and Valerie;
stepdaughters Erika and Else;
sisters Lucy and Mary.
Collison Family Funeral
Homes A Crematory, South
Seminole Chapter, Longwood,
in charge of arrangements.
MURIEL K. KLINE
Muriel K. Kline, 81, of
Zirconia, N.C., died Monday,
March 28, 2005. Bom April
23,
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1923, in Regina, Saskatchewan,
Canada, she moved in Sanford
in 192. She was the widow of
Frank D. Scott former Mayor
of Sanford. While in Sanford
she was a Red Cross
Swimming lastructor and a
Girl Scout Leader. She was on
the board of St. Andrews-ByTho-Lake Chapel in take
Tovaway.
Survivors include son,
Frank D. Scott Jr. of Altamonte
Springs; daughters, Deborah
Johnson of Marietta, Ga., Mary
Cobb of Orange Park and
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Directory collection
at 8anford Museum
The Sanford Museum has a large
collection of Sanford d ty directories,
the earik st being for the y ean 19091917. O ther early ones ate from 1887
(O range County), 1925,1926 and 1947.
W r are not sure w hether they were
published during the intervening
years, but do know they w eren't
printed during the 1930s. The Sanford
Museum Is alw ays looking for d ty
directories and donations.
One can And lots of Information In
die d ty directories. 1 thought you
m ight be interested in som e of these
things. O f course the main purpose of
................................ a d ty directory is
die listing of per
sons
living
in
Sanford along with
their
addresses.
These are listed in
tw o w ays; alpha
betical
and
by
address. If you
wanted to find out
who lived at a cer
tain address in
1954, look up that
Stinecipher address
in the 1954
• • • # • • • # directory. If you
w anted to know
where Joe Blow lived in 1925, look up
his nam e in the 1925 directory.
Some directories have information
on the d ty a n d /o r county in the first
few pages and there is usually a list
ing of businesses by category.
The following will give you an idea of
what can be found in die 1917 Sanford
d ty directory:
Seminole County officials included
County Judge E.F. Housholder; Sheriff
E.E. Brady; Clerk of Circuit Court E.A.
D ouglas; Superintendent of Public
Instruction T.W. Law ton; County
S olid tor Shelle M aine*; County
Surveyor W.A. Ginn; A ssessor of
Taxes Alex Vaughn; Tax Collector John
Jenkins; Supervisor of Registration
H.C. DuBose.
Those on the Board of Public
Instruction were F.P. Forster, C .A .
Dallas and C.F. Harrison.
County Commissioners were L.A.
Brumley of Sanford; L.P. Hagan of
Sanford;
C.W .
Entzm inger
of
Longw ood; O P. Swope of Oviedo;
m d E .H .K iIb ee of Geneva.
C ity officials included M ayor J.D.
D avison; clerk and collector J.C.
Roberts; treasurer and assessor R.C.
M axw ell Chief of Police W.A. TiUis;
Fite Chief G.P. Pax on; City Attorney
G eorge A. DeCottes; City Physician
Dr. O .J. Miller; and Sanitary Inspector
A.D. Smith.
I.F.
Ezele
w as Supervising
Principal with the following school
prindpaU: Miss Hazel Steven*, high
school; Mr. C.B. Dickinson, grammar
school; Miss Lily Farnsworth, Eastside
Prim ary; M rs. Stella Arrinton,
Westside Prim ary; J .N. Crooms, high
school, M ontez H arris gram m ar
school and M arie Wilson, Gold-bom
Primary.
In addition to Sanford resident*,
there are listings of persons living in
other tow ns in the county. In counting
these, I found that there were 42 living
in Altam onte Springs, 95 in Chuluota,
117 in Geneva, 40 in Lake Mary, 85 in
Longwood, 211 in Oviedo, 37 in Paola
and 12 in Wagner.
In the business section, there were
three blacksmiths listed; all located on
Sanford Avenue. These w ere R.T.
DeUigalL W.O. G reen and D.C.
How ard.
Attorneys w ere G eorge Decottes,
D ickinson and Dickinson, G eorge
H erring, Shelle Maine*, Wilson and
Housholder.
There were three boarding houses:
G ate C ity H ouse at 112 M yrtle
Avenue, Lakeview House at 319 E.
First S treet and Ohio House at 219
East First S treet
Those liste d as hotels w ere ByeLow a t 300 M agnolia Avenue, Mrs. M.
L 523 Palm etto Avenue; the
401
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SIB M agnolia;'Em pire Hotel at 402 W
K ret S tre e t H otel C am e* at 211 E.
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Idylwilde Elementary School had to write about the Rotarian’s four-way test including Is it the truth? Is it fair to
all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned'’ Below shows
the celebration of the 100 years ot service that Rotarfans around the world have contnbuted. Th e Sanford club
joined 31,000 other Rotary clubs worldwide. Around the world. Rotary addresses poverty, literacy, health edu
cation, micro-credit, urban peace, disabilities training, disaster relief and food distribution projects. Rotary began
in Chicago in April 1905. "The Sanford Rotary Club was founded in 1921 and is very proud of the service we
have provided," said Craig Bair. Rotary club president. "Today, our club includes more than 60 local business
and community leaders who continue to volunteer year-round to improve our local and worldwide communities."
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Stetson’s Comer
Women outdoors with guns and
the national wild turkey federation
Welcome #«» Stetson's
Corner, u'here toeekly
uv hope ft' share a hit
of w/irtt is gt\kl about
tlw Village o f Genera.
77ns column is Jed irated to a man who J i J
the same - Deputy
Sheriff Gene "Stetson"
Gregory, tr/io teas
killed in the line o f
duty /uly 8, 1998, in
Daria Kkmay
the place he was
*uwn to prefect, but
which amid not pre
fect turn. Genera will
never be the saute
because o f Deputy Gregory ... it will be
Scoles
better.
1km m m ako a few ■
Imu DjO. Brown at 417
CW. Hutmm at 115 Park
and |alm 8 Stamper at 111
The day outdoors, sponsored by the
Wfckiva Springs Strutter* Chapter of
the National Wild Turkey Federation,
' not only archery, but shoot-
A few of
G untji 201 W. First
N * Baker, 419 Sanford
kU), Gatdid on Celery
GH. L ett* at S29 Sanford
at 312
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The FAMU-Seminole County Chapter meet* on
the second Saturday of the month at St. John
Missionary Baptist church at 2 p.m. All FAMU
graduates are encouraged to attend the chapter
meetings.
Hatpretend Bfo^rettomr at 314
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The annual Scholarship Banquet of the
Seminole County Chapter Florida AAM
University Alumni Association will be held April
23 at 6 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center.
Guest speaker will be attorney Willie George
AUetv * Sanford native who practice* law in Fort
Lauderdale
Chapter President Daryl Mobley i* soliciting sup
port from all FAM'uart*. and supporter* of FAMU
to purchase tickets for this scholarship affair. For
tickets call 407-323-6366.
“You've got a real good followthrough Stephanie" might sound like a
pickup line at a dub to tom e, but to
Stephanie it was much appredated
encouragem ent from her archery
instructor.
A registered nurse and one of 18
women participating in a Women in
the Outdoors, or WITO, program held
last weekend at Big Oak* Ranch in
Chuluota, Stephanie had this to say
about why she cam e to the even t “I
went to one of these several y ean ago
and it's great fun. It's good to be out-
hi 1917
Family Fun Day will be
Saturday, April 16, from 11 a.rn.
until 4 p.m. at the New Mt.
Calvary Missionary Baptist
Church parking lot, 1109 W.
13th St. The carnival event will
benefit the Central Florida
Freedom School Summer
Literacy Project.
Fret* admission, food, games,
rides, carnival fun, and prizes
will bo featured.
M arva
Freedom School is where
children leam to love reading,
e e e e e e e e develop leadership skills, and
become more aware of their
cultural and historical background
Space is limited so register your children in the
Sanford community C h ild ren 's Defense Fund
Freedom Schools bv calling Dr. Gail Choice, 407687-7185.
The 21X15 Summer Literacy Project session will
be held fnun |une 20 through July 22. Students
and parents will attend follow-up sessions one
day a month for the duration of the school year.
The project focuses on assisting 50 at-nsk stu
dents, ages h - 13, in the areas of reading, conflict
resolution and servant leadership
Workshops and assistance will be ottered to par
ents on the best practices lor assisting their chil
dren with academics. Families will receive this at
no cost.
Freedom School is rewcaving the fabric of this
community by involving members of the commu
nity to come and read stories and share their expe
riences during Harambee Time
Last summer. Central Florida Freedom School
served 50 students and their families with out
standing results.
The school is currently accepting donations
toward food for parent nights, incentives for stu
dents, items for silent auction and supplies for
their classrooms. For information, con tad Central
Florida Freedom Schools, "Free to be Me",
Incorporated, Dr. Gail Choice, Project Director, at
407-687-7185. Mrs. Dorothea Fogle, is site coordi
nator.
tasting time receiving additional
instruction at the archery range. "We
learned firearm safety and tried a vari
ety of weapons. I love the opportunity
tti get together with girl friends and be
outside."
Stephanie said her family is sup
portive. She then confessed that
although her husband knows how to
do the things she was taught in the
program, perhaps he would not be her
best teacher.
First timer Marian found out about
the ev.ent from Big Oaks Ranch
O p eratio ns
Manager
Peggy
Green.
"Today,
not
m any people are
exposed to the out
d oors,"
M arian
explained, "so to
have an experience
of being able to
shoot a Bow and
arrow ,
to
be
exposed to the dif
ferent types of
gun* and the safety
■uttv.
of guns was a good
thing. We went on * •»
a hayride to the '. a
gun range, which
was fun.
"I'm glad I cam e
and
did
som e
things I had not
d ally in this sat
in the rough
King * UJ
ctiti.
1 r» great) This la a great ranch,”
•^4 fM ffcafe wha « t i tire wtire*
m m
tit the
lot cabin m *ko
unique."
D ia a a o tiffo a
is annual event for the Wekiva Springs
Strutters Chapter. She helped organize
the day's program.
"We are one of 2,21X1 chapters in the
United States,” Diann said. "Our chap
ter is only 5 years old, but last year we
were first in the nation with our super
fund banquet, raising over $120,000 for
conservation and preservation causes.
"Today's cause is bringing women
outdoors," stall'd Diann, who works in
real estate. "They meet new friends
and acquire new skills. A lot of women
think being outdoors involves just
hunting. Today we’ve included a stress
management and nutrition class,
canoeing and kayaking, and even wine
tasting. Last year we ottered a ruck
climbing wall and clay skeet shooting.
Get outdoors ... get involved,’ is our
motto "
Diann’s husband has been a mem
ber of the turkey federation for about
20 years. Her involvement is more
wcent, as is the case with others in
attendance. Some have no affiliation
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Avenue and Kenneth Walker at
320 E. Third Street.
Undertaken were Then J.
Miller and Son. 101-103 E. Fint
Street and M.C. Mosoly at Mil
Sanford Avenue.
Stores that Mile clothing and
men’s furnishings were John K.
Mettinger at lfY> W, First Street,
B.L. Perkins, at Second and
Magnolia; Sanford Shoe and
Clothing Company at 105 E.
First Street and Wotnlruff and
Watson at 208 East First Street.
Sweet Spirit Fashions will show
the latest in spring and summer
fashions, Saturday, April 9 from
2 until 4 p.m See the styles, col
ors, drosses, suits, hats to match
and after-five attiro, all you need
to keep ladies he best dressed in
town. Sec you on the set of the
latest fashions for the ladies.
Sweet Spirit Fashions is on
South Sanford Avenue between
2nd and 3rd Streets. Yvonne says
if they don't have it, they will get
it.
T he H erald
The Annual Scholarship
Program at the Triumph, the
Church, of the New Age, 1006
West 6*" Street urges your pres
ence, participation and support
for their scholarship program.
Come and enjoy a glorious time,
lifting up the name of Jesus,
Saturday, April 23 at 7 p.m.
William Tillman, Jr., cnairman.
Hope Tillman Sparrow, chairlady. Henry brown, co-chairman.
Elder Gradey Roberson, Pastor.
Continued from P ago 6A
more to the outdoors than just
the guys shooting the game.
The game can be used to make a
nutritious meal."
Caryn was also there to par
take of the other classes.
"I love the clay shooting and
bow shooting," she said. "I love
the sporting aspect. I’m a com
petitive person anyway, but not
in the way of running or being
too physical, so shooting is
great.
“I love everything about
Women in the Outdoors.
During the day I am an installer
with Florida Digital Network.
This is mv other life."
Fran, who installs banking
equipment in her other life,
brought a guest out to Big Oaks.
"This is my second WITO
event, and 1 brought my daugh
ter Christina this time," said
Fran as she browsed the silent
auction items. "Actually it was
my husband who encouraged
me to go the first time. One
thing led to another and it was a
lot of fun. This year 1 brought
my daughter with me for some
family time. This gives me, as I
have gotten older, more of an
rm tik
L egal *
Scoles
attendance Some have no affili
ation with the federation at all
Mailers and word of mouth
brought several women to the
day's events. A few of them
brought their husbands to sit in.
help, or to just be involved in
the activities as well. A few of
the men present are qualified to
train the women in the skills.
Others an- there to offer moral
support, or in Caryn's case, to
lake the baby when needed.
Cary n's daughter, Emma, at
2 months of age, is the youngest
ot the girls sitting alongside the
soothing sounds of a small
creek tor the stress management
and nutntion class. Caryn, who
taught the wild game cooking
class, hopes to integrate the out
doors into Emma's life from the
start
Today, she reports, she intro
duced the class ot women to dif
ferent tvpes ot game - gator, cat
fish. trog legs, buffalo, and veni
son - to show people that even
though an animal might be
“cute," it can also be a great
source ot t»n*d
"Ostrich meat is extremely
lean," Carvn said. "There is
Sunday. April 10.2008
appreciation for the outdoors.
"Growing up here in Florida,
1 had never really been around
guns. Then my husband started
bringing them home, and I
thought I'd better know a thing
or two about safety. As our chil
dren have grown older, this has
ven us something to do now
at we don’t have the kids
there.”
"I had a good day,” added
Christina, a Lockheed Martin
employee. "I had never shot
something like the guns we
tried today. I (eel more confi
dent now and I’ve had a lot of
fun too."
"The nutrition information
in this class was good, and
learning about stress, because
we all nave stress," Fran said.
"But not today - today was a
good day." A day outdoors.
IVc need yen to tell its what yen
Inete that is gixxt nfsuit Goimt.’
Hcusc sharr your information,
ideas and comments by calling
407-349~2l40, ria e-mail at darlastimpmet.net,
(please
put
"Stetson's Comer" in the subject
line), or with a fax to 4D7-349t i l l . Thanks!
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M T N I CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE ttTH JUOCtAL
CIRCUIT, M ANOPOR
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MORTOAOE CORPORATION
PLAINTIFF
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tha Cvcut Court ot tha 1ETH
JufEctal O c u t in and lor SEMI
HOLE County. Sanford, Florida.
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laddar tot caah at tha Wa
Front Door at tha SEMINOLE
County Courthouaa located
301 North Park Avenue In
Sanford Florida at 1100 am
on toe 1# day of April. 2006 Eta
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LIENORS.
CREDITORS.
TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER
PARTIES CLAIMING AN
INTEREST BY. THROUOH.
UNDER OR AGAINST
CONRAD DUNCAN CHERYL
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DEAD.
THE
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SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES
GRANTEES.
ASSIGNEES.
LIENORS
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TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER
PARTIES CLAIMING AN
INTEREST BY THROUGH.
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TRUST JOHN DOE AND JANE
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39. PAGES 33. 34 AND 36.
PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI
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Thank you
Sanford
...Now it’s time to
get this party
started!
Good work, well done should be fun and
enjoyable for everyone, no matter how
hard or arduous the task. And we have
workto do. It'stime for our ud!amond In
the rough" to rite to its full potential and
be the best it can be.
Taking aim with the Women in the Outdoors.
Iamhonored to have been elected your
newmayor. A sincere thank you to all
who helped. Nowit's time to get to work.
— Mayor Unde Kuhn
Rowcal Mvttwamant paidtor and tppiMd By
Lrta KUmtor Mayor of Sanford.
313 Ptfmtio Awn* t o t a l PL
Mayor Linda Kuhn
is on the job!
Archery with the Women in the Outdoors.
S h ark ey 's B a r
Sem inole targets Ja x
SANFORD — The Seminole
County*
C onvention
and
Visitors Bureau has announced
a new m arketing cam paign
aimed at the Jacksonville are*,
designed to increase spring and
w m m er tourism in m e central
Florida County.
"O ur research of the leisure
m arket in the Jacksonville area
„ „ „ ed
„ that there „is _________
show
an interest
in the features Seminole County
has to offer", said Suzan B u n a
execu tive director of the
Seminole County Convention
and Visitor* Bureau. "Som e of
the highest rated attributed
w ere m e area's natural ele
ments, such as Lakes, rivers and
sum er magazines and outdooc
online and email advertising,
This cam paign m arks the first
tim e the Sem inole C ounty
Convention
and
Visitors
Bureau has ever utilized TV
cum m enials to attract visitors.
The cam paign w as to have
started on A pril 1, and run
through the summer. A unique
feature of this marketing «
paign is that select hotels and
resorta join forces in offering the
third night free during the peria d of June 15 and Nov. 15.
A s post 9 / 1 1 travel canbnto trend tow ard sh orter
by m
a e our
I m att
A s part
Soninole C ounty "The O ther
of O rlando" brand, the
Burnt “W e will
ap p roach including TV
M O TH
Tasty Foe
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ftad* AprtMO.
B ta to rp
H oly C ross
L utha ra n
C h u rch
760 Sun Drive
Lake Mary
Paul Moyer
Pastor
Sunday Morning Worship
8:00, 9:30, & 11:00 am
437-NonDsnominstlonal
S tm lnola Com m unity Church
5070 Orange Bfvd. Sanford
407-324-0199
www.semlnotachurch.com
Jerry Walsh. Pastor
Saturday 5:30PM
Sunday BAM, 610:45AM
rrvmmvy
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Protasatonel ChUd Cam
Shower Dow n ot Blessings
201 Elm Ave, Santord, FL
407-321-8389
Timothy Hudson, Pastor
Sunday School. 10AM
Morning Worship. 11AM
Tu t. Prayer. Bible Study. 7:30 PM
4 4 9 -P r e s b y ts r ia n
First Presbyterian Church
of Sanford
Downtown on 3rd 9 Oak
407-322-2662
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Sun Worship 10AM Nursery
Adult Sun School 9AM
Young Adults Sun School 11:15AM
Sun
Youth.
Food.
Movie.
Fellowship 5PM
Mon. Choir 9 Bells Rehearsal 7PM
Wed Eve Dinner (by reservation)
5.30PM
W ed Bible Study Adults 6PM
W ed Bible Study Middle School
6PM
Wed Praise Team Rehearsal 7PM
Thurs Boy Scout Troop 545 7PM
W o Welcome Your Visit At Any
Event
Jody McKewen, Minister
440-Lutharan
401-Anglican
U 4 I W . 8R 426 (Atoms Ave)
(1/4 milt oft Greenaway,
SR 417 Going East)
Oviedo, Florida
407-687*2376
1826 Book Of Common Prayar
Sunday Sarviott
Holy Eucharist
6AM
Sunday 8chool (all agas) 9AM
Sung Eucharist
10AM
(Nursery at both aarvicat}
Weekday Holy
Eucharist Sarvieas
TUaaday
12Noon
Wednesday
7PM
Thursday
9:30PM
Friday
l2Noon
Tha Difference is
Worth lha Distance
402-Assembly of God
Ctfy Church
690 E. Airport Btvd
Sanford. FL 32773
407*321-9600
Eugana Smith. Pastor
Sunday Sarvieas, 9:00AM 6
10:30AM
wnvw.orlandocitychurch.com
2462 8. Park Ava
Sanford, F L 32771
407-322-9222
Ja S K ra l, Pastor
w m osy Vforinip
Sarvtca 9:30AM
' Sarvica 7PM
404-Baptist
O ra o t Sapd at Church
■19 Longwood Hills Road
Longwood, FL 32790
407*265*3999
Pastor Dava Thompson
Sunday School.....9:30am
Morning Worship ....10:45am
Evening Worship.....6:00pm
404-Baptist
Central S apdat Church
3101 Weet 8 A 46
Santord. F L 32771-6S44
407*322*2914
Jimmy Dale Patterson, Senior
Sunday Morning Bible Study 9 am 6
10:30am
Worship Sarvieas 9am 6 1030am
Wednesday Prayar Sarvica 6 3 0
pm
590 S. Country Club Rd
Lake Mary FL 32746
407-322-5979
Shane Wynn. Pastor
Sunday School 9:45AM
8unday AM Worship 10:45AM
Sunday PM Worship 6PM
Wad Prayar Meeting 7:30PM
Nursery Provided
First Baptist Mark h am Woods
5400 Markham Woods Road
Lake Mary, 407-333-2065
Or. Bob Parker, Pastor
Nelson Chapman, Youth Pastor
S unday-W orship 10:48AM
O d d r s n t AW ANA Club 9 30PM
Family Activities.. 6PM
919 S. Park Ava, Sanford, 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 Wiliams, Students
Adam Willow. Intern-Students
•Sunday School...9:15AM
Sunday Worship.1030A;6P
Wad Activities, all agas. 6:30PM
Nursery Provided
BARNES HEATING A
AIR CONDITIONING
207 E. 25th St.
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t Church
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691 Stats Road 434 East
Longwood. FL 32750-5394
407*339-3817
Chris Whaley. Senior Pastor
S unday
•9 3 0 am Sunday School
•10:50am Worship Service
•500pm Youth Choir
■5:30pm Youth Discipline
•5:30pm Awana
•5:30pm Pastor's Discipieship Study
•6:30pm Divorce Care
•5:30pmVocal Ensembles
TUaaday
700pm Ladies Bible Study
•10:30am Pastor's Bible Study
6:00pm Pastors Disciplineship
Study
6pm M I C at Night (Music 9
Missions in Children at Night)
< P M Orchestra Rehearsal
•6:30pm Youth Bible Study
•7:00pm Pastor'a Bible Study
•7:00pm Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal
•7;30pm Youth Activities in Gym
Sapdat Church
700 Elm Avenue
Sanford. FL 32771
407-322*5469
Rev Dr. Harry D. Rucker.
Sr Pastor
Early Morning Serv. 6:15AM
8unday School.... 9:30AM
Morning Worship .11AM
Evening Worship(TBA) .4PM
Monday Bible Study ...7:30PM
Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church
2626 Palmetto Ave
Sanford FL 32773
l*07| 323-1583
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T h e Family Friendly Chuich'
Ron Wilkams. Sr. Pastor
BP Simpson. Associate Pastor
Dave Schneke. College and Career
Pastor
Scoft Garren. Children's Ministry
Pastor
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•tola Study 9:45am
■Sunday Eve Svc. 6pm
Wad. Bible Study 6AW ANA 7pm
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4100 H.E". Thomas Jr Pkwy
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407-322-3798
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601 W 22nd St. Sanford, FL
407-322-3942
Rev Wes Tanksley. Pastor
Senior Adult Sunday School
...9:45AM
Morning Worship 10:45AM
Sunday Night E D G E 6-7PM
Wednesday Famity Enrichment
7 to 8PM
Seminole Trinity
Chnstian School
Pre-School thru grade B
407-321-2723
Also Day Care Starts at 1 Yr to
Pre-School. 407-323-1411
C hurch of O o d of Pr ophecy
2509 S. Elm Ave. Sanford. FL
407-322-4015
Thomas Hams. Pastor
Sunday School ... 9:4SAM
Praise 9 Worship ...10:30AM
Message by P a s to r.llA M
Evening Service......6PM
Tuesday Prayer Mtg.tOAM
Midweek Service (Wed) TPM.
C hu rch (N A C C C )
2401 S. Park Ave. Sanford
407-322-4564
Larry Leonard. Pastor
Sunday School .... 9 30AM
Morning Worship 11AM
Choir Practice Wed . 6 30PM
Baby sitting service available
428-Epiacopal
Hoty Croee Episcopal C hurch
S. Park Ave 0 4th 51. Santord FL
Sunday Worship 7:30 9 10a.m.
Nursery 9 Sunday School tor chil
dren. Midweek worship in Chapel on
Tues. 9 Weds. Community meal •
530pm Weds. For limes 9 detail of
studies and activities. Call 407-3224611.
TOO Rinahart Rd. Lk Mary, FL
407*444*6673
Rev Charles L. Holt, Rector
Wkand Eucharist: Sat. 8pm
Sun 730am . 9am. 11am
Child. Church 9am/1lam
Nursery. 9:48am *1248pm
Markham Woods
Presbyterian Church
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
Upaala Community
Presbyterian Church
LuPtaran C hurch of
Th e Redeemer
(Mfaoourt Synod)
2525 S. Oak Ave. Sanford. FL
Pastor James Timmons
Sunday Schoo l......9:15AM
Worship Service.... 10:30AM
Information, 407-322-3552
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101 Upsala Rd. Santord Hwy46A 9
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Intanm Location: Upaala
Community Church
407*322*7312
Sob Smaamann. Pastor
Sunday Worship 6:15AM A 6:30PM
Nuraary Provided
www.NewCrtabonChurch cc
443-Mathodlst
I Church
406 Tucker Drive
(comer of Tucker Dr 6 427)
407*322*7900
Rev Wayne Stone. Pastor
Sunday School.......9:30am
inter Mlaato n .......... 10:30am
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Stott Study
W ednesday........... 6:30am
Children's Tima
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Nursery provided tor Babies
and Smaa Children.
'Sm all Enough To Love You Growing in Chnst To Serve You*
"Knowing 9 Making
Known Jesus Christ"
Com er of 46-A 9 Upsala Road.
Sanford FL
407-330-2635
www.uosalachutch.com
R ev Bryan L. Wenger. Paslor
Sunday School
9 00am
Morning Worship
10 00am
Nursery Care Provided
451-Seventh Day
Adventist
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5779 C R 427
Sanford, FL
(behind Flea World)
Pastor David B Graham
Sabbath School 9 30am
Morning Worship 10 50am
Midwk Worship Wed 7pm
Childrens Church Provided
Kids C O O L Club
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M ARS HILL SDA
800 East 2nd St Santord. FL
407-323-5646
Sabbath School
9 30AM
Drvtne Worship
11AM
Wed Prayer Mlg 7 30 PM
458-Wesleyan
Wesleyan Church of Paata
l Church
419 Park Ave. Santord. FL
407-322-4371
Jim Bradahaw. Pastor
SiSn 111 I. tiln ««h l«
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•:30am 91100am
9:49am Contemporary Service
C ofloe FeMowship. 9:30am
Sunday School. 9:45am
Vbuth FeMowship. 4pm
Nuraary Provided
5560 Wayside Drive
Santord FL 32771
(Oft i - 4 ( E n t 5 t ) West
First Street on Left •One Mile)
Leonard 0 Donnell. Pastor
407-322-6332
"Where the Gospel is good News"
Sunday School
9 45 AM
Morning Worship
11 AM
Evening worship
6PM
Mid-Week Mlg Wed 7:30 PM
Piease Share Your Lite With us
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760 Sun Drive. Lake Mary. FL
Paul Moyer, Pastor
Jonathan Thomas. Asst. Pastor
Saturday Evening.....5:30PM
Praise 9 Worship
Sunday M orning.....8AM
Traditional Service
Sunday Morning ....930Am
Praise 9 Worship
Sunday Morning ...,11AM
Family Worship Service
Nursery is provided
For Information call 407-333-0797.
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407-788-7706
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 407-669-1490
Mon-Fri I0am-4pm
Sat 10am-1pm
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policy issues such as public
access, Smith explained.
Some of the major reasons
for the project, Smith said,
was for shoreline stabiliza
tion, bringing the area back
for public use, and trying to
get the sailboat regatta back.
“It's iust another venue for
Sanford — for recreational
marina activities," Smith said.
The first phase of the proj-
CITY IF UKE HUY
NITICE IF PVBUCIEJUNNB
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Mayor and City
Commission of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that
said Commission shall hold a Public Hearing on
Thursday, April 21, 200S at 7:00 p.m., or as soon as
possible thereafter as possible.
Th e City of Lake Mary proposes to adopt the fol
lowing ordinance:
ORDINANCE NO.____
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY,
FLORIDA DELETING EXISTING SECTION 157.00
(D) AND SECTIONS 157.11 THROUGH 157.23.
ADOPTING NEW SECTIONS 157.11 THROUGH
157.23, ESTABLISHING REVISED ARBOR REGU
LATIONS FOR THE CITY; PROVIDING CONFLICTS,
SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Commission
of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that said Commission
will hold a Public Hearing on April 21. 2005 at 7:00 P.
M „ or as soon after as possible, related to the pro
posed revision of various sections of Chapter 157,
Landscaping and Arbor Regulations, revising the City’s
arbor regulations for all properties within the City of
Lake Mary.
A copy of the proposed ordinance is available for
inspection in the Community Development Office. Lake
Mary City Hall. 911 Wallace Court, Lake Mary. Florida.
Monday through Friday, from 8:00 A.M . until 5:00 P.M.,
or you may call 407-585-1442 for information concern
ing these amendments.
Th e Public Hearing will be held in the City Commission
Cham bers at 100 N. Country Club Rd„ Lake Mary. The
public is invited to attend and be heard. Said hearing
may continue from time to time until the Mayor and City
Commission make a final decision.
N O T E : P E R S O N S A R E A D V IS E D T H A T T H E C IT Y
M A K E S A T A P E D R E C O R D O F T H IS M E E T IN G F O R
IT S C O N V E N IE N C E . T H IS R E C O R D M AY N O T C O N
S T I T U T E AN A D E Q U A T E R E C O R D F O R T H E P U R
P O S E S O F A P P E A L F R O M A D E C IS IO N M A D E B Y
T H E C ITY . A N Y P E R S O N W IS H IN G T O E N S U R E
TH A T AN A D E Q U A TE R E C O R D O F TH E P R O C E ED
IN G S IS M A IN TA IN E D F O R A P P E L L A T E P U R P O S E S
IS A D V IS E D
TO
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TH E
NECESSARY
A R R A N G E M E N T S A T H IS O R H E R O W N E X P E N S E .
N O T E : IF A P E R S O N D E C ID E S T O A P P E A L A N Y
D E C IS IO N M A D E B Y T H IS A G E N C Y W IT H R E S P E C T
T O A N Y M A T T E R C O N S ID E R E D A T T H IS M E E T IN G
O R H E A R IN G . H E O R S H E W ILL N E E D A R E C O R D
O F T H E P R O C E E D IN G S . A N D TH A T. F O R S U C H
P U R P O S E . H E O R S H E M AY N E E D T O E N S U R E
T H A T A V ER B A TIM R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D
IN G S IS M A D E. W H IC H R E C O R D IN C L U D E S T H E
T E S T IM O N Y A N D E V ID E N C E U P O N W H IC H T H E
A P P E A L IS T O B E B A S E D . F L O R ID A S T A T U T E S
286.0105.
P E R S O N S W ITH D IS A B IL ITIE 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 C IT Y A D A
C O O R D IN A T O R A T L E A S T 48 H O U R S IN A D V A N C E
O F T H E M E E T IN G A T 407-585-1424.
ect is estim ated to cost
$449,000, with funding from
three different sources: the
city,
CRA,
and
Suncor
Properties.
Smith said that wind cur
rents, river flow currents,
storm occurrences, and even
different marina activities
present many challenges to
the project.
"W e don't want to put
som ething down that will
hurt boats," Smith said.
Phase 2 of the project will
consist of about 1,400 lineal
feet of construction, with an 8feet wide aluminum floating
dock with an attaches! wave
teacher that will talk with you
helps too."
Their teacher is Evonne
Cohen, who works with
Seminole High Schix>l literacy
specialist Kevin Smith. Together
with two other teachers and two
assistants, they work with stu
dents who struggle the most
with reading.
Cohen said she conferences
with the students quite a bit to
emphasize skills they need to
improve. She* wants the students
to connect with themselves and
each other.
"We really build community
and push confidence in read
in g " Cohen said.
Principal Walt Gritfin was
prepared for the school's D
grade from the* state last year.
The lowest performing reading
students did not improve
enough and that hurt the final
grade.
Seminole dropped to a D. and
Lake Brantley High School
dropped to a C. Both schools
and Lyman High School nowhave literacy’ specialists, or as
Smith iefcrs to himself, reading
coaches.
A variety of factors rates these
students as Level 1 readers.
There an* six levels with six
being the highest.
Some never learned decoding
or working with phonics to rec
ognize syllables, others struggle
with comprehension and vocab
ulary. The* district brought in
le like Smith to work with
•west quartile of readers.
Seminole County PublicSchools also volunteered to
develop a pilot program for the*
state on boosting reading scores.
The district will test three pro
grams. all three of which are
part of the Seminok* curriculum.
Smith said.
Those* programs are starting
and will increase* next year.
Smith said. Every high school
will have reading specialists
starting in August, he added
A change in the* state grading
formula this year has Smith
wondenng how schcxil grade's
will be impacted.
Instead of |ast the lowest 25
percent of the stude*nt popula
tion having to show 50 percent
gains in reading, throe classes of
learning disablc*d students will
n
Books needed
to pass FCAT, but you are also
teaching the skills you should
teach anyway," he said.
Each student is different with
different obstack*s. Some never
read outside of schcxil. A book
exchange program Ls underway
to alleviate that probkm. (See
separate article.)
"I tell the students that it’s
like sports. You wouldn't just
run onto a football field or bas
ketball court and start playing
without any practice," he said.
Smith also said he a recent
frond toward parents becoming
more involved in leading witn
their children is very encourag
ing.
An idea that has really
panned out. Smith said, Ls hav
ing junior and senior leadership
students work with ninth and
10th graders. He pairs students
and tne older ones read 20 per
cent while the struggling stu
dents read 80 percent.
This again Ls building com
munity. He sees friendships
forming and both levels are
learning from each other. Thirtypairs of students have read one
novel and have begun a second,
Smith said.
More students will be
involved in this program next
year.
"This has been one of the b a t
programs I have ever started,"
he said, somewhat surprised at
the level of success.
Smith asks adults to be role
models of reading and he it
always looking for volunteers.
"If they never see people
reading they won’t think it's
important,"
Smith
said.
"Hopefully students won't iuat
see adults watching TV." If they
see peopk* reading newspaper*
books and magazines, then they
will follow that attitude.
Jerome Chandkrr has grown
an affinity for reading. The ninth
grader from Cohen’s class said
he never had an interest in
books before this year.
"I'd see a book and pass by
it" he said. "I didn’t want to
read books."
Now he reads all the time, he
said.
The last book he read is
"Darkness Before Dawn." That
has led to another new interest
— writing.
Cohen said Jerome rewrote
Shakespeare's "Romeo and
Juliet," into a contemporary
story with modem language.
"This class helps me be a bet
ter reader,” he said.
SANFORD — Seminok* High
Schtxil PISA will hold a use*d
txx>k drive on April 18.
The* books collected will be
distnbute*d to our students who
do not have easy access to read
ing materials outside of school.
Bnng donations to the front
office between 7 a m to 3 p m.
Bcxks should be in good con
dition and suitabk* for middle or
high schcxil students. Bcxiks for
younger roaders an* also wel
come for our Pro K program.
For more information call
Kevin Smith 407-320-5103 or
Beverly Ewen 407-323-7131.
be included.
Specific Learning Disabled
(SLD), Emotionally Disabled
(ED).
and
Educationally
Mentally Disabkxl students wiil
have to show improvement as
well.
"That's going to change the*
whole dynamic," Smith said.
Some may assume that the
students with disabilities will
bnng grades down but often
they generate sizeable improve
ments in a year, which could
help a school's overall grade.
Eventually, Smith said one
goal Is to have all Level 1 and
Level 2 reading students in
intensive courses Only some of
the Lt*vel 2 students are getting
help right now’, he said.
Coming from Millennium
Middle School, Smith once
worked with Griffin who used
to be principal then*. I le has also
worked with about 60 penvnt of
the students in the* intensive
One difference in the* age lev
els Is that in high schcxil the stu
dents realize they have a prob
lem and are more willing to
accept that. Smith said.
"I have students come* to me
hen* and sav, 'Put me* in a read
ing class,'" he said, adding that
had ne*ver happened in middle
schcxil.
Some may say that the
schcxils are teaching to pass the
FCAT, but Smith said the* assessmernt te*st is completely aligne*d
with what Ls taught in the curriculum.
’True*, you want the students
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N O T IC E
Michelle A. Perez, O.D.
BAYHEAD EYE CENTRE
Board Certified Optometrist, will no longer be
practicing at Bayhead Eye Centre as of April 29.
2005. because she will be moving out of Central
Florida area. Th e medical files will still be located
at Bayhead Eye Centre, 820 W. Lake Mary Blvd.,
Suite 104, Sanford. Florida, 32773.
Th e office phone number is (407) 322-2230.
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Authority has been inundated
w ith hurricane rep ain and
refurbishing needed dwellings
for SHA residents.
Saturday, April 9, beginning
at 9 a m ., Northland votunte m
will help with painting, land
scaping, rem odeling kitchen
Iding display
cabinets, buildl
shelves, pressure
re cleaning and
sprucing up the tile floors in
needed buildings.
Elizabeth Graham , H arbors'
director and staff extends
appreciation to volunteers,
Northland project leaders Kris
M ante and M ike W hite. In
addition, Rebekah Richey and
Georgia Bruton have been such
a blessing to the Harbors.
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Literacy and Learning Center of
Sanford have been named
recipient o f the Northland
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Northland,
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Church
Distributed of Longwood,
chose the Harbor Literacy and
learning Center as one of its
April Helping Hands Outreach
Service Projects. The Seminole
County Public Schools Harbor
Literacy and Learning Centers
are located in the heart of the
Sanford Housing Authority
complexes. The Harbor is sup
ported by community volun
teers, business and collaborativepartners.
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carry out the redevelopment
of the areas designated as the
Lake Monroe Waterfront and
Downtown
Sanford
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Area and tne Seminole Towne
Center
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Wednesday of each month at 4
p.m, in tne city m anager's
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Nge 10A 8unday, April 10.2005
Back on right path
HaraM photo* by Don Ping
Velma Williams, top photo center, takes the oath of office. Art Woodruff, above right, gets a kiss after
taking his oath of office Tuesday evening. Below. Sanford's new Mayor Unda Kuhn raises her right
hand to be sworn in Tuesday
MortM photo by John Solabury
T h e space shuttle rolls out to the launch pad Wednesday for the first time since the Columbia broke
apart upon reentry in February 2003.
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We've got Mitsubishi,
Pioneer and Sony*.
L essard
Orlando Sanford International
airport presented the |*ift to
Lessard, The gilt was a large,
long plastic cast* and Lessard
told the crowd he wasn't
going to open it there.
"W hat is it,” People from
the audience asked?
"It's a shotgun," Lessard
said as the crowd laughed.
The meeting was then
adjourned,
so
that
the
Commission could reconvene
after the swearing in of new
M ayor Kuhn and the two re*
elected city Commissioners.
City clerk, Janet Dougherty,
swore Kuhn in first, and after
signing her papers, she
received a standing ovation
from the
crowd.
Both
Commissioners Art Woodruff
and
Williams
received
applause after being re-swom
into their commission seats.
As Kuhn took her seat as
Mayor for the first time, she
said jokingly, "Be careful what
you ask for— vou might get
it."
Kuhn said that Lessard had
said alm ost everything she
could say, and that his shoes
would be hard to fill.
"We have so much to be
proud of and so much we can
work toward," Kuhn said.
Kuhn told the audience that
she has a saving from Mark
Twain in her house, hanging
on the wall that says, "Always
do right, it will gratify some
people, and astonish the rest."
"1 hope I gratify more than
I astonish,” Kuhn said.
(anda propensity for name dropping)
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Tire disposal Saturday until 3 p.m.
LONGW OOD
—
On
Saturday, April 9 from 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m., residents of
Seminole County may dispose
o f u p to 10 tires free o f charge
at either the Central Transfer
Station in Lungwood or the
Seminole County Landfill in
Geneva.
The free disposal is for tires
a
from residential properties
only. For more information,
call Solid Waste Management
Customer Service at 407-6652260.
Stepping teams perform at S C C
SA N FO R D — Sem inole
C om m unity C ollege's College
R each-O ut Program w ill host
"S tep p in g to E levate," a step
■how and fundraiser for the
p rogram Saturday, A pril 9, in
th e
S a n fo rd /L a k e
M ary
C am p u s Fin e A rts C on cert
H all (building G ).
S tep team s from Lake 1
H igh S ch ool Sem inole Hif.
S ch o o l Lym an H igh S ch ool
H igh
School,
M iddle S ch o o l
M eadow brook M iddle S ch ool
Sanford M iddle School and
M idw ay Elem entary w ill p e r
form durin g the show , w n k h
begins at 6 p m
A dvance tickets for $6.50
are availab le in th e SCC
CRO P O ffice in room T -l on
the
S a n fo rd /L ak e
M ary
C am p u s. Tickets fo r $ 7 .5 0
(w ith a canned g ood ) and $10
(w ithout a canned good ) will
be available th e d ay of th e
show.
A ll food d on ation s w ill
benefit Second H arvest Food
Bank of C entral Florida. Call
40 7 -3 2 8 -4 7 2 2 e x t. 3145 for
m ore inform ation.
S C C 's C ollege R each-O ut
P rogram offers stu d en ts in
grad es 6 through 12 academ ic
enrichm ent and personal and
career developm ent op p ortu
nities, w hile also encouraging
them to explore p ost-secondary education upon the com
pletion o f high school.
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Baby contest comes to Sanford
SANFORD — The 20th
anwill America's Cover Mias
oy, USA Baby
and Cover Boy,
Model/Beauty
Search te underway. There
wMbe eight ag» divisions for
five years old.
W inners will be eligible to
qualify for a $10,000 savings
bond and many other prises.
Over $2 million in cash and
priaee will be awarded in over
phone 1-800-260-7239, and
forms will be mailed.
Locally, the competition
will be held at Seminole
Towna Center in Sanford on
NOWoral, 1501M ortM
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�Section B
Sunday
April 10,2005
the B ig s
Waaktyatats for Samktola
County’s Major Looguo
Baaatoall piayors
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hand in helping Sox win the
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hits in
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on
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Sports Editor
W inter Springs took control of
boys’ vollcybatl in the Sem inole
A thletic Conference w ith big w ins
over Lake M ary and O viedo this
C hris Asanoff had 11 kills and
C arson Roll had 16 blocks as the
Bears took dow n O viedo in four
gam es, 25-23, 22-25, 25-17 and 25-19
on Tuesday.
Blahnik had 16 kills and M cCann
13 assists for the Lions, w ho fell to 8-
6.
W inter Springs then picked up one
Winter Springs improves
to 11 -2 with wins over
Lake Mary and Oviedo
of its biggest victories of the season
on Thursday as A lex K eeler had 16
kills, m ost com ing off of p art of
D avid Sm ith's astounding 4 7 assists
as the Bears w on a tough four-gam e
battle w ith Lake M ary, 2 5 -1 7 ,2 5 -2 2 .
21-25 and 25-20.
The Ram s lost for |ust the second
tk
9
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son on Thursday and scored
a run to help Reds compieta
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with five hits in three games,
but the Cubs struggled, los
ing two-of-three to Arizona.
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Walk-off winners
Seminole,
Lake Mary
triumph in
dramatic
fashion
W e've all watched high
lights on ESPN and other
sports shows of Major
Leaguer's launching
game-winning home runs
in the final inning to give
the home team a 'walkoff' win.
W ell walk-off singlet
aren't bad either.
Both Seminole and Lake
Mary picked up big extra
inning district softball
wins tnis week with
dutch hits in their final at
bats.
The Fighting SeminoleWinter Springs battle saw
both team s come up with
dram atic hits.
The Bears (9-7) took an
early lead, but host
Seminote came back to
take the lead and
appeared to have the vic
tory in hand with two out
and no one on in the top
of the seventh.
But Morgan Mason,
who had driven in a run
earlier and finished twofor-four, kept the game
alive by blasting a solo
home run out of the park
to tie the game at 5-5.
The Tribe (12-4) would
not let the game get away,
however, and senior
Ashley Tabor, who signed
a Letter-of-Intent with
Florida Community
College at Jacksonville
recently, came through
with the game-winning
hit in the bottom of the
eighth inning, giving the
Noles a 6-5 win.
Tabor, a power-hitting
southpaw, had driven in a
run earlier in the game
with a double and ended
the night two-for-thiee.
Allison Perkins also had a
big game for Seminole,
See Softball Page 2B
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• Is opening the season «toh
AAA O ttaw a, while Lake
Brantley's Rickie W eeks is
WrUl
The Florida Fish « id WildUfc
Conservation Commission
(FW C) has launched a new
toll-free telephone number to
report nuisance alligators. That
number is 1-866-FWC-GATOS
and should be the primary
complaints, available to <
tom ers around the dock.
Alligators have shared
marshes, swamps, riven and
Seminole pftchor Brioona W are (No. 1, tap) m ake* • tag-out of a W M er Springs runner a lth e piale
In a play fre t would prove crudal M ar aa t i e B ears’ Morgan Maaon (above, left) Nt a two-out a d o
home run in t i e aeven ti inning to He t i e gam e before Bte Tribe’s Aahtay Tabor (above, ri^d) ripped
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double, in Bts opening gams
and M a game tying home
runoB Mariano fbvsra In sacand gams, but boPt ended
The powerful Patriots,
ranked No. 3 in the FSWA
Claes 6A State FoU again this
week, ran their record to 13-1
with a 3-1 victory over district
foe University on Thursday
one of the few outdoor sport
ing events to get played on
Byan Kelly had another big
gam e on the h ill hurting a
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Weeks leads Lake
Brantley baseball
to 15th victory
The Lake Brantley baseball
team is looking more and
more like a favorite to return
to the State Tournament this
FW C
launches
hotline
to report
p roblem
gators
Spedal to the H ersld
Raines Jr.
0
tim e this season, falling to 6-2, w ith
H olladay posting 14 assists and
H inson 15 blocks.
Lake M ary w as com ing off an
im pressive three-gam e sw eep of
Lym an, 2 5 -1 4 ,2 5 -1 9 and 25-18, w ith
M iranda getting 15 kills and
H olladay Dumping up 25 assists.
Bishop M oore (5 -3 ) w on a p a ir o f
gam es o v er SA C foes th is w eek,
com ing back from a tw o -set d eficit
to ou tlast O viedo, 2 3 -2 5 ,2 1 -2 % 2 5 1 5 ,2 5 -1 9 and 15-4, an d th en w inning
a four-set m atch w ith L ak e B ran tley
(6-8), 2 5 -2 0 ,2 5 -2 1 ,1 8 -2 5 an d 2 5 -2 2 ,
on Thursday.
Stam p led th e P atriots w ith 12
kills, w hile Ryan h ad nine d igs.
Lake B rantley had d o se d to w ithin
a gam e of .500 on Tuesday w ith a
three-set sw eep o f Sem inole (2 -llX
2 5 -1 6 ,2 5 -1 6 and 25-14, w ith B oyko
getting 11 kills, M ann fou r b k xk a
and Jirou t 25 assists.
Sports Editor
D anny
G raves
I
By D eanbrntth
By Deen Smith
Lake Mary's
w
Bears boys ’ v-ball posts two big wins
interactions between i
and humans as m oi* t
people arr i
waterfront i
The FW C <
more than 1!
related complaints,
removes m ore than 3,000 alli
gators each year when the rep
tiles poee a threet to humane
or their property.
There are many precaution
ary measures people should
take to reduce the potential for
conflicts with alligators. Tb
learn m ore of the 'd o e and
don’t s ' of dealing with alliga
tors, download the "Living
with Alligators* brochure r a n
M yFW C.com /alligator.
Many Floridians have an
appreciation for these ancient
crooodilians and have learned
to coexist with them. H ow evat
if you do encounter an alliga
tor that poses a threat to peo
ple or property and ie m ote
than 4 feet in length, the FW C
urges you to call the new
Nuisance Alligator Hotline. All
complaints will be
forwarded to this new
ed hotline.
Alligators are an I
pari of Florida's heritage and
play a valuable role in the
Visit
for
yFW C cam /aU igaior
�No. 25 U CF baseball holds off USF, 8-7
host USF, S-7, Tbaadsy night in Tkmpe.
“
* 1 i Knighb improved to 2»-7
on (he i
x i* m e second highest wfai
total in the nation * while U S f dropped
to 20-14.
UCP need four pHdwrs on the night
ae O viedo's Brian Brooks (4-1) p itte d
4 0 A nA gs of relitf for the win.
the gam e for h b second save of die
to 2
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TO M M Y P A im S O N
H R A D U N IS PROGRAM
A T N IW SM YRNA
Tbni|ht (Saturday) to
N tw Smyrna Spacdwiy^
USF sooted first with one run in the
bottom of the second. UCF looked to be
out of the inning with the base* loaded
aa D exter Ruder hit a routine double
ptey ball to shortstop, but Richmond
threw the ball away on hb throw to i
ond on the attem pted double play to
•core the firat ran of the game for the
Richmond made up tor hb error in
the third with die bat aa he stroked a
tw o-out. RBI-single to left center to tie
the game at one. Matt Ray was hit by a
pitch with tw o outs, stole second, and
Softball
ttw Ibmmy PtMtnon
M—
lal 9 0 will ran wfth
action. The Pro j S S r *‘
The victory took some of the
sting out of finishing bed for
sevrnA A the Cold Division at
the Kbaimmee Klaaak last
y
Op— w
'
v m in th a
d a rt vi
and fans will b*
to i
Leading the pointa for
A e Pro Mod Ib u r Series is
Dwayne D tmpaey but not
far behind bW oyni
A ndenon who will proba
bly be absent einoe n r
M M I TO pOtriCB in u w
Sunbelt Super Late Model
Serlee and it nine at Ocala
Speedway Saturday night.
IM s will give third in
points Lee Collins a big
d u n ce to move up in
Alan M cCallefty stands
fourth in points and
alw ays runs very good at
N sw Smyrna Speedway.
M lu jg M
u u e i| M I n
vviyni jfe c n o n jcuiiiea
in
fifth and is ab o a very
strong runner at New
Smyrna.
u n u M fu n t m e top m i
asvR ad V am vR ob P artell
Ron C am pbell Kevyn
J jT liT il!i!ii
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A lso running Saturday
night will be me ^
Sportem^MV1Super Stocks
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aw n mock ana w ncoy
Stock w ho alw ays have
plenty of action far the
tans. Pit gates will open
a t 2 p jn . onSaturday
w ith qualifying for the
M emorial SO at 6 0 0 p m
CH AM BVRGOLP
s
re f
A pril 11th at
tptoyReiulsililml
PagalB
g o jf£ two-for-four wiA a pair
The Tribe had extended their
winning streak to seven games
w iA an opening triumph over
Lake H ighlandPrep, but then
drop p ed * 5-4 decision to
Monaignor Pace from Miami
and a 4-2 decision to Beech
High School from Tenneoaee.
flier* w as no shame A losing
A e tw o gam es as Pace (14-5)
went on to w A the tournam ent
and b a defending state cham
pion and Beech (14-3) w as a
state champion A Tennessee
last year.
But Seminole head coach
Dave Rogers still felt h b team
should have won A e presti
gious tournam ent
"A ou r first 13 gam es we
made 12 errors and then we
make 12 A three gam es A
Kissimmee,” said Rogers. "1
don't know why we had so
m uch trouble w iA our defense,
but even then w e lost tw o dose
g b w t o s e t y giant teams. If
b t had fliM ed better w e could
have won it.”
Tabor had a big gam e against
Pace, going tw o-for-A ree w iA
a run scored and tw o RBI
while Norian Torres added a
double and tw o RBI. Also con
tributing were Perkins and
Amy Joyce (single, run), Emilee
Edctman (single) and Bethany
Lawrence (run).
Against Beech, Sheens W at*
had a single and an RBL while
Joyce and Emilee Edetman had
one single each and Tabor and
Jennifer D avb scored one run
each.
Lake M ary (15-5X meanwhile,
picked up ib second district
w A A as many game* by win
ning a pitcher's duel w iA Lake
Brantley, 1-0, A eight innings.
After 7 - 1 / 2 tcorriess innings,
Susan Donnelly led off A e bot
tom of A e eignA for the Rams
w iA a tingle and tw o walks
and tw o ou b later found h rrLaah Lilly then cam e through
with the big h it allowing
Donnelly to trot home w iA A e
gam e whining run and making
a winner of freshman pitcher
H ope lib e r, w ho hurled a
three-hitter and struck out
Fatriob standout Maria
fitomuMm
saiwilu' —a
9W VIW IWflTlY
inASuwQ OHXff1
pitch-for-pitch. allowing only
six htts while striking out nine.
Lake M ary then took advan-
•cored on Richmond's single.
USF regained the lead in the bottom
of the third m MaR M d faigu e hit hb
fourth home run of Ihe season on a 3-1
count w ith tw o ou b to give the Bulb a
2 - 1 advantage. Another error by
Richmond led to USF*o third run as
Brian Baialry looked to be thrown out
on an attem pted steal but Richmond
dropped the baQ as Lake M ary's Ryan
Bono threw a perfect strike to second.
On the next p itch N kk Cardieri singled
to left to score Babley, giving die Bulb a
3- 1 lead.
In A e top of die fourth, another for
m er Ram, lyson A u et drove In a run
with the bases loaded in the fourth on a
RBl-groundout to d ose the gap to 3-2.
Ray followed with a bunt single to sec
ond to tie the contest at three.
A two-out triple by fell Babley wiA
two ou b in the fourth gave die lead
back to USF at 4-3.
The Golden Knights loaded the bases
with no ou b in the fifth but managed
to score fust one run as Bono drove in a
run with a sacrifice fly to tie the game at
four.
After totaling fust four hits through
five innings, UCF ripped off five hits in
die sixth to score four runs. Richmond
doublea and drove A three
tuns as A e Patriots white
washed Bishop M oore, 64).
Ruff also had another big
game at A e plate, going twofor-A iee against the Hometo.
The shoe w as on the other
foot A another 'w alk-off' game
aa Oviedo continued to strug
gle to win, dropping a heart
breaking, 1-0 decision to pow
erful Spruce Creek A 13
innings.
ElixabeA Enam inger's bases
loaded sacrifice fly A the bot
tom of A e 13A scored Jo Jo
Shields w iA the winning run
as A e Hawks improved to 10-2
on A e season. Kebi Dunne,
who also improved to 10-2 on
A e season, w as the winning
p itch et going A c entire way
and recording 21 strike ou b
w ithout issuing a single walk
and giving up )ust tw o hits,
a triple to Piazzola.
Kamp waa A e tough-luck
lone* giving up juot four hits,
tw o to Shields, and striking out
o>
seven A going the whole way.
The lio n s (7-9) had also lost a
one-run toes, 5-4, to Winter
Springs last Friday.
Sophomore star Christine
Roaer led A e Bears, going
Aiee-foe-four at A e plate w iA
tw o doubles and otrikii^ out
three A six innings of wrork A .
the circle.
Whidden was two-for-four
w iA a double and Ford waa
tw o-for-A re* for Oviedo.
Lake M ary Prep (10-3) split a
pair of gam es, outscoring
Warner Christian. 15-7 and
falling to The M aster's
Academy (10-3), 9-2.
Haylie M orales led the w ay
for the Griffins against Warner,
going four-for-four and scoring
three runs, while Rio Namlki
w as A ne-for-fou r and scored
tw o runs.
SevenA-grader Lorin Lee had
a huge gam e for TMA, going
three-for-A ice w iA a home run
and a triple and driving A four
runs. Freshman OurnM
Romaldo also had a nice game
for the Eaglet, going three forfour and scoring two runs.
Laura Taricano waa tw o-fortw o and acomd tw o tuna for
LM P
Lyman (9-8) also split a pair
of games, blanking Flagler
Palm C o ast 44), w iA Elrod
hurting a tw o-hitter and strik
ing out nine and Ammons
e cA g tw o-for-Aroe w iA tw o
RBI at the plate, but fallins 3-1
to Freedom (10-7) despite
another five strike out effort
from Elrod.
Lake Howell (7-8) got a pair
of outstanding pitching per
formances A sweeping i doublcheader from New Smyrna
Beach (1 11).
The Silver Hawks won the
15-0, aa Flank huried a
w iA W abh
-w iA a
defhm ed the key hit in die frame with a
two-run single (ogive UCF ib first lead
of the night 6-4. The single by
Richmond drove in h b third run of the
game as he chopped the ball over die
head of USF first baseman M cHargue.
The big inning continued as USF reliev
er Nick M anganaro uncorked a wild
pitch to bring home Richmond, giving
the Golden Knighb a 7-4 lead. UCF
scored its final run of the inning on a
double steal as W inter Springs' JohnMichael Howell swiped second and Dev
Brown stole home to increase the UCF
lead to 8-4.
Baisley knocked in his second run
of the game with a single to center in
A e home half of the sixA to bring the
Bulls to within three at 8-5. Baisley
drove in his brother with a double to
left to cut the lead to 8-6. After UCF
reliever Brooks issued two, two-out
walks to load the bases, Butler tapped
an infield single to second to bring
home USF's sevcnA run of A e game.
UCF returned to action Friday at
home vs. Lipscomb in A-Sun action.
The two A-Sun rivals will then play a
split doubleheader today (Satunlay)
at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Game N otes: Lake Mary's Matt
HorwsA was injured In batting practice
and was a late scratch from the UCF
lineup ... Horwalh was hit on the foot
by a line drive in batting practice ...
Horwath made an appearance as a
pinch hitter in the seventh and struck
out, ending a streak of four straight
ames in which he hit a home run ...
ICF improved to 11-0 when Bono starts
behind the plate... UCF is 123-8 when
leading after six innings over the last
four seasons... the Golden Knighb are
7-2 In 2005 in one-run games.
E
STETSON EASES PAST BETHUNECOOKM AN 9-1
Chris Johnson went 3-for-5 with two
doubles and a triple as Stetson defeated
visiting BeAune-Cookman 9-1 Tuesday
night at Melching Field.
The Hatters (18-13) evened A e season
series with their cross-county rivals at a
game apiece. The teams will meet two
mon- times later this season, including a
May 19 make-up game in Daytona
Beach.
Stetson scored a run in the first, two
in the second, and three in the third en
route to an early 6-1 lead. Johnson had
See C ollege, Page 3B
Lake Mary's Leah Litty
(right) had a two-out.
baaas-ktadad tingle in
A t bottom of the eighth
inning to plate Susan
Donnelly
wiA
Aa
gam e's only run a s the
Ram a
edged
Lake
Brantley and star pitch
er
Maria
Stevens
(above). 14), A a big
C la st 6A-DI»trict 3
gam e A is w eak. But
Stavana cam e back on
W ednesday wtth a huge
gam e, going 4-for-4
with a Apia and three
m
Lmukbslaua ono
uuf curving m
oouDtvt
A rea runs to back her
own tour-hit, 12 strike
out performance A A a
circle a s A a Patriot*
shutout Bishop Moora,
64).
birtirun Save _ m m 2B . Trinity Prep.
Buxhika. Burdraux IB _ Intuit Pn-p.
McCullough HR _ norur RecordInrut) n *p 17-3. W'intrt Park 12-n
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Lamp «id McLaughlin Dunnr and
Murids WP _ Dunne (10-2) LI’ _ kamp
Save _ none 21 _ rum 30 _ Oviedo
Plauoia HR _ n m Record.. Oviedo 7v. Spruce Clerk 10-2.
a double. Shannon Griffin, who
hurled a scoreless seventh
inning, had A e other hit for A e
w inner's.
Thnity Prep was coming off a
Fourth Place finish A A e Gold
Division at A e Kissimmee
Klaaak were they went 2-2.
The Sainb had moved into
A e semifinal* w iA a 2-0 victo
ry over Beech, Tennessee, but
men fast to eventual champion
Monaignor Pace, 4-3, before
falling to Cooper City (13-3),
11-1, A the Third Place Game.
Griffin had a triple and
acomd a run against Beech,
while Buideaux had a double,
KISSIM M EE CLASSIC
GOLD BRACKET
sa in t s i w o lv es i
T M tiC w k
0 H IH 0 . I 1 3
T iW ty fX f
tH 1 H 0 _ 2 0 2
In iiri Duugla* and Alitha Brook*
Kate Buidraux and Sam Buimrterr WP
_ Buideaux. LP _ DougU* Save _ mm
2B _ Trinity Prep. Katie Buidraux. 38 .
Trinity Pmp. Shannon Gntftn HR _ n m
Record* _ I M r Creek 4-S, Trinity Prep
15-1.
and » R BI M cCulfaughifid a
•Agfa. Ihnhiks scored a run
anoM aoey Hall had an RBI.
PAky H oabtb r had the big
gam e — aAat Pace, w iA three
M b and a run acomd. A bo con
trib u to r im m Alex Reynolds
(tw o sAglaa, RBI), McCullough
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these top ten tips, you’ll avoid
em barrassment, environmental
dam age and potential costly
fines that can accom pany fuel
spills," she added.
The Foundation’s "H elp Stop
the Drops* National d e a n
Fueling Campaign seeks to pre
vent unintentional fuel spills by
working with boaters and
to adopt am art fueling
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Baseball
Continued from Page IB
Urn Roessler drove in both run for l ^ »
Howell to back the four-hit pitching of P lan t
who also struck out four.
Seminole (8-10) continued its improved play n
Tim Krall hurled a four-hitter and allow ed only
one run while striking out eight and walking
)ust tw o in a 6-1 victory over Oldham Count
unty,
ntucky (1-4) on Wednesday ai t Alumni Field in
Kentucky
the Tim Raines Athletic Park.'
John Ilgen led an 11-hit Fighting Seminoles
attack by going two-for-three wim two nine
scored and an RBI.
David Walden chipped in with a tw o-for-four
evening that featured a double and R BI Tom
Quinn was also tw o-tor-four with a double and
L atty Thomas w as also tw o-for-four and acored
tw o runs.
Other contributors were Kyle D im er (l-for-4,
nuv tw o RBI), M att Hines (l-for-2. RBI), Chris
Cole (l-for-3) and Scott Lamont (tun).
W inter Springs had also beaten Oldham
County on Tbeaday, 16-0, as Anthony FiglioUa
hurled a five-inning perfect gam e with seven
strikeouts.
Frank Campagnone led the Bears offense, driv
ing in three runs with a pair of hits in three trips
to the plate, while Sam English drove in a pair of
runs with a double.
English was the star on Wednesday as he went
three-for-four w ith three doubles and an am az
ing six RBI as Winter Springs evened its record
at 8-8 with a 12-2 thumping of Cam pbell
Georgia (7-6).
UCF signer Vinny Cucci also had a monster
gam e, going four-for-four with three RBI.
Lake Mary (11-4) had edged Campbell the
night before as Kolofa struck out six over six
innings in a 3-2 victory. Biederman led the Rams
offense, going two-for-three and driving in a
run.
Lake Mary Prep ran its record to an impressive
10-4 on the season with a 20-1 district defeat of
Deltona Trinity Christian on Tbesday.
Mike Gaboury w as outstanding for the
Griffins, going a perfect five-for-five and driving
in four runs at the plate and struck out seven
over five innings in his first start of the season
on the mound.
Kirk H endricks also had a good night on
offense, going thrae-for-four w ith a double and
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an RBI-triple in the first and
Adam Tlndle lined a tw o-run
triple in the third to highlight
the attack.
Chris Ingoglii (3-2L Brandon
B erlett and Ryan H eacox m ade
the lead hold up as they com
bined to hold the W ildcats (1320) to fust three hits, all singles.
Bethune-scored its lone run
John Campos-W hitley w as also very offensive
on the evening, going tw o-for-three with two
doubles and driving in three runs.
Spruce Creek (5-9) handed Oviedo (10-4) a
tough home district loss, edging the Lions, 4-3,
at Mikler Field.
Keith Biagounia was tw o-for-three for Oviedo,
while Berry, Lopez and Fontaine had one double
each for the Lions.
Trinity Prep (5-11) had som e sunshine shone
on a tough season on Tbeaday as Deano Reinke
hurled a no-hittet striking out five, in a SO vic
tory over Holy Trinity.
Nick
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lick Mitchell led m
thee Saints
offense, going
two-for-three with a double.
The M aster's Academy (4-7) also picked up a
nice win. rolling over M erritt Island Christian (8■X7-1
Noah Curran hurled a tw o-hitter for the
Eagles, with Chris Fritz leading the offense with
a tw o-for-four effort.
Orangewood Christian (8-8) appears to be get
ting its act together: evening its record with a
^
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a ,district doublcheader w ith W arner
Christian.
Bamell w as one-for-tw o and scored tw o runs
a t the Rams M l to the Eagles, 17-6, in the opene t but OC cam e back in the nightcap to edge
Warner; 7-6, with McBath going two-for-three
with an RBI and Mansbacn hitting a home run
and driving in two.
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b e g i n s 9 a m and end a 4 p j r . daily.
Ac& vibss in d u d e professional inatm c
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added a pair of hits for the
H atters.
Kenneth Barnes (0-1) took
the loas for Bethune-Cookman.
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B ooster's C u b G off Tournam ent will be held
on Saturday, M ay 14th at M ayfair C ountry
Club.
The even t w ill begin at 8 a m . w ith a shot
gun start and w ill be played under a Scram ble
Form at.
D onation is $70 p er player and H ole
Sponsorship is available at $100. M ulligans
are available for $ 5 o r three for $10.
There is also a special offer of $330 for four
p layers and a hole sponsorship.
Lunch is included afterw ards along w ith an
aw ard s presentation w hich w ill in d u d e m any
d oor p rize giveaw ays.
If you have any questions you can call
C oach M ick H arris a t 407-320-5215 in th e
m ornings and 407-320-5123 in th e afternoon.
To d o n alr at d oor p rize, pieaae call A thletic
D irector M ike Pow ers a t 407-320-5058 o r
A ssistant Principal M ike G audreau a t 407-3205102.
W M srfeai
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ALL MTERESTED PERSONS
ARC N0T1FK0 THAT:
GAM E 1
in the second w ithout the bene
fit of a hit.
"We had to get lngogiia out
there and back on the horse,”
H atter head coach Pete Dunn
•aid. "H e did a good Job and
made the n e w r y adjust
m ent* after Saturday's gam e.
Berlett did a nice Job aa well
and it was im portant for
Heacox to throw a couple
innings to get his feeling back.
We w ere fairly efficient at acor-
into you r b oat's tanka will
expand on a h ot sum m er day,
so resist topping off.
9 . If a few d r o p hit the
water; d o not use d etergents to
disperse a spill. This is m ore
harm ful to m e en vironment
than if left untreated. Besides,
it's against the law.
10. A fter fueling, tum your
blow er on for three to five
m inutes and sniff for fumes.
The B oatU S Foundation for
L egals
HAW KS 4, LIO N S 1
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d ip o r autom atic shut-off
device. They often d on 't m ad
in tim e.
7. P u d slowly, and Eaton for
a change in tone ae the tank
gets full.
8 , Before you start pum ping,
put passeng ers ashore an a
d o se ell hatches, poets and
doors so fum es do not collect
in the bilge o r cabin.
M aim iin constKcni ootv
tact betw een the fuel nozzle
and the d ed i fill - and if refill
ing a portable fuel tank,
rem ove H from the boat and
fill It on the dock. Both m eas
ures prevent sparking.
8. Use an absorbent pad or
donut around the deck fill to
catch backsplash and attach a
tem porary collection device to
your hull to catch overflow
from the tank vent.
6 . Hold on to the nozzle and
don't rely on the hands-free
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part lima Call Laura Russell.
Courtesy Ford. 407-326-6007
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Starting
pay
commenau'ate w eipenence
Eicei.ent
boned*
Job
responsibilities disassemble
dean and massemHe parts Job
Requirements
mechanical
ability able to lilt 50 lbs strong
math skills familiar with
computers attention to detail
previous machine shop and or
pump eipenence helpful
Submit application at 200 MtfT
Drive Sanford Central park
Santord FL 32771 Ph» 407-3300301
Cendtewood Suttee >s looking
t0' a team member to fOm ou'
great hotel staff Looking tqr
maintenance Engineer to work
Monoay-Fnday
salary i*
$12.50 to $14 00 per hr Apply
n person 1130GreenwuadBk*J
Lake Mary FL 32746 407-5653000 EOE DFWP
AVAILARLE-FuM
Time
Shipping Position w local
distributor Starting pay $6 per
hour w' eacetient benefits Must
be abW to lift 50 tos good typist
tor data entry accuracy in
pulling orders Willing to Warn
Submil applicator, at 200 Tech
Drive, Santord Central Parti
Santord F I 32771 Ph*407-3300301
Driver •Dedicated Lane
HOME E Y tflY WEEKEND
G UARANTEED1
■No Touch Freight
65*. Pretoeded Pretarped
•Average $779 •$1019 week
Jacksonville FL Terminal
CDL A reqd 677.428 5627
www ctd'ivers com
71— H
sooo. lo t
•MAINTENANCENK2HTS/WEEKEN0S F/T
•EXPERIENCED
FO OO
SERVERS F/T-P/T
■C.N A JA C TIV ITIE S
P/T
W EEKENDS
HERITAOE AT
LAKE FO REST
Upscale
senior
living
communily
Eiceliant
pay benef it.
Resume Faa 407-322-3065
Phone 407-322-2207
Final interior commercial
construction
cleaning
technicians needed Good pay
& heneMs Eipd preferred but
will tram motivated individual*
Reliable
transportation
reqmrod Ph Cal 407-322-7911
Lookng tor happy r d . d u ! who
loves working with people
G'eal hours 7 benefits Will
train Orthodontic receptionist
positron Fa< or ema>i resume
407 699-4327
or
nxoscoe (t srrvthorlhortontcs net
Dependable
Masons
&
Tendo’s needed with own
transportation Seminole &
Orange County areas steady
work
top
pay
Start
mmetkaiery PscalDonny 321436-3798
11 ' It,
>1 H i l l
71— H
elp
W
Studio Apartments
Bobcat
Operator
Final
Grading Rough grados and
stemwa'is Eipenenced $12U h r F T with benefits 407-3226133
Busy Manna in Santord needs
immecate full time help with
launching boats Weekends
required will Ira n Good pay &
benefits 407-322-1610
Road Stopping crew Win tram
Class B CDL a p'us Work on
rends parking IMS wing to work
nigr-ls
or
weekend*
Advancement DFWP EOE
407-261-5446
Counter help Rubyjuice Noon3pm X 3pm-6pm Apply in
person 101 W
1st St
downtown Sanfo'd Pa1* $ i*t
St
Secretary/ Adminlatrative
Aaalatant:
Chamber
of
Commerce has lull time
position ava abe Musi nave
good communications and
good
computer
skills
Knowledge ol website & Eicel
a plus 407-322-2212 i203
Seeking full-time Mmisier 0<
Muse Ic* a p Jwr^j f,1 ^ ort»>
Baptist Oonyegeton’ in
Santo'd Submit resume to
Music Search Commiflee New
Bethel M B Church P O Boi
854 Sanlo<d FL 32772
Service plumbera/helper*
•ded
residential S
commercial Great pay)
Hiring immediately. 407366-0000
Landscape's labor positions
F T benefits 407-322-8133
IlljC
*
s459
Gold seal, A.RRL.E. accredited pre
school in the Sanford area is hiring
lead teachers for new Pre-K 4 class,
2 teacher assistants, and a center
director. Applicants for Director
position
must
have
current
Director's Credential, applicant for
new Pre-K 4 must have CDA. and all
other applicants must have at least 4
hours state m andated training.
Center offers paid vacation, holi
days, and sick time. Childcare may
be provided depending upon avail
ability. Fax resume to
(407) 3 2 3 -7 8 6 4 or call
(407) 321 -7 6 3 5 for
interview, ask for Jo y ce.
32918. Sanford Avs., Sanford
4 0 7 -3 3 0 -1 1 3 5
HELP W A N T E D
Convenient
Spacious
Affordable
FRAMER! SNEEDED
Pennanent
*>-l»eS8^
Positions
300 OFF
1st M onth s Rent
W i t h 1/ Mn l e a s e
k
---- f
A d ii r uvet l CittiHi
• Speriees AN fleieUiiUileiepflew U • lakr
frost « WkWsll * SmrtJlig hid • Trank Courts
i
Available,
Plus Housing
A ssistance.
In Daytona Beach.
4874tM H 7
M ust Have Own Tbots
X
y
71— H
elp
W
a n ted
Halim C f r i f S is seeking an
cipetwnced dispatcher to'
our Daytona Beach operation
This person will work 4 day*
on and 4 dwys 0* CM00 to 1600
and 16 00 to 04 00 Every two
month* we rofale *hift» Thr*
position will be pad a salary
with an annual review The
selected candidate will hava
3 year* dispatch driver
manager eipenence m a last
paced trucking environment
Strong
computer
and
organizational skill* ara
necessary
We have eiceiient beneMs to
nciude Ma(or Medical Low
Weekly cost $10 00 co-pay
$100 00
deductibles
P'escnpton drug card Dental
Insurance Company Paid
Lite Insurance for Employee
and Family. 40tk with 50°.
company match of 4*. also
£kmd depasA pad hoUays and
vacations PLEASE FAX
SALARY REQUIREMENTS
WITH RESUME TO (3361
661-3219 or CALL 16001 7092536
- -
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Live in Mouse K eep*; Pastor
working person non smoker, no
drugs, no pets, no children
references required room 6
board 407-323-6019
Loan Originators needed no
etperience
no
license
required earn while you team
PT o' FT Cal M M Loader. 407330-0713
Warehewea^art Handler
F T and P/T Parts handler
Poaitioni Available • No Exp
necessary Must be able to lift
up to 75# S •Apply in person t •
5PM M-F David Russeii
Anodizing,
Inc.
2501 McCracken
Road
Santord. FL Call to* direction*
only 407-302-4041
Weve got the work’
We are now hiring tor the
Following positions
• A R Specialist-Must have
Bookkeeping eip-$10 OOHR
• Work Comp-Admmistrative
Assistant-Must have Work
Compexp-$12 00HR
•Outbound Customer Servce
Rep *-$9 00Hr * Commission
• Inbound Customer Service
Reps-No Selling' $7 25*7 65Hr
These are
Positions'
Tam) to F i* T n »
Can Kaity Services Today'
366-274-2727
Window 6 BkWng gtoea Does
Service Tech: Serious sen
motivated
individual
to
compdmenl well established
service force Experience
required 407-324-2060
Looking for axpd Breakfast
Hostass and Front Desk
person. Apply at the Holiday in
Express 3401 S Orlando Dr
Sanford
Looking for part tima front
daakhaip tor weak anda Apply
rn person at The Palma Island
Resort (tormaly Beet Western)
530 N Palmetto Ava Sanford
openings fuH or part tima.
caiimg businesses an over the
country No exp necessary
Can Jett. 407-774-5335
Sttdevelopmenloo looking tor
Pipe Foreman $7S0/wk with
tumehad pickup i benefits
package 407-275-7*B. a * tor
Clark
Solder Person needed lor
electronic assembly work
tapenenced only Apply 4060
a Johns Partway Santord. 407*
322-7622
FuH or Part Tim*. BON
oommwaton Popular Froducto.
$1000 Mtel« F*wmalarwil
407-333-6116
i
JH S S l
I St U fc t fB fttl
e#
)Y - -T
a n te d
We are
looking
for you!
Single Story
Design
Nest door to Lake Mary Boat Office.
Excellent Program /Opportunities
Will Sell <S Owner’* Coat!
U pscale senior living community.
aotk
PLAN! Drug free workplace
Apply at ISO Miller Drive.
Ariamonte Springe 407-MO-
Paint or make your pottery studio.
•KXPsracNceorooo
SERVERS F/T-P/T
•c.NAyACTivmes
a n ted
w e a l th m s u r a n c e a n d
i
NIQHT1/WEEKEND8 F/T
W
U TIL ITY C O N TR A C TO R
Starting Salary $6.5<VHr
^
STUDIO
elp
LABORERS NEEDED
FOR U N D ER G R O U N D
Come Check l
Startingat
FO R
71— H
W a n ted
407-322-2611
O
FEATM ER LITE
It
tha
Industry Leader In Luxury
Coach Conversion
Immed'Ste openings tor
Finish installs!
Install
cabmets close out around
ntide cab>rets fabricate
va'encet
and
window
treatments and a'l other
installation items mside the
coach Wo'k with Quality
Cored Inawctors on fnar hush
items punch list Must have
knowledge o' adjusting
cabinet hardware
Lamlnator.Knowicdgc on
how to cut laminate rout and
Me various materials such as
vertica1grade laminate vmyi
edging material and acrytic
plastc Must be able to
operale table saws routers
slitters and an other applicable
tools within tho lamination
trade 1-2 years oipenence in
OteunWKtei and/or rewtentuu
cabrneitoountertot) lamination
required
Cabinet Builder: Fabricate
interior and bay cab netry lor
construction
in
Luiury
Coaches Must have pno'
cabinet bu ki ng eipenence
Must be ab'e to visualize
spatial relationships and
isometric views o' blueprint
designs Must be ab*e to
operate table saws band
saws compound m>ter saws
radial arm saws stationary but
Sanders drill presses hinge
boring
drill
machines
laminate si'tte's plane's
tomte's and Stationary routing
tabes
Barvica Technician This
pusAon offers hgh vrstoary a-d
requires a team player that can
build positive relationships
With service sates and
customers
Shou'd have
eipenence m coach repair
mamfenanoe ato seryiat r fw
RV O' Service Industry HVIA
certification a plus
rta Counter Attendant
Assisi w>Th putting parts tor
lechnic.ans and customers
from tn® parts department
Ma intam inventory control
order entry shipping and
receiving
and parts
procurement
at levels
required by
the service
department
sates and
customers
Computer
eipenence required to work m
computer based purchasing
and viveritory program Assist
with shipping and receiving
general maintenance of parts
department and stotk.ng
shelves
Retail
sates
snenoe a pkis Mussbeobw
to perform multiple tasks in a
last paced enviionmem
Responsible lor assisting
Sarvce Advisor with gaily
scheduling activities greeting
Customers and receiving
customer calls requesting
service Type work order*
and estimate* bated on
ntormaten provoed by the
Service Advisor Process
warranty
authorizations
mrtiala Oaimt estimates trorr
insurance companies and
gwwralaftcadubes Previous
experience m
Rv
or
automotive sarvce industry a
Team oriented with tr* ability
to rtv a c tw tt Customers 1
offer
a
competitive
compensation peg. including
401k. slock purchase, major
madcal. dental, vacation
hokday personal im * oft and
ovanme W* ate an EOE and
Wug free workpiece
Send reauna to
Phone 407-323-1120
Faa 407-546-1056
Luxury
886-295-2811
taot
FL 32771
�7 1 — H elp W an ted
3 F T needs Clata B i D|
Drivers
ASAP
With
Eipenence A good MVR
Call 407-438-1515
Drnin^ooa^ta^RSchen
stall needed lor busy
restaurant
in
Lake
Mary tongerod nma 407-320
0100
Windy Hill
Class A OTft drivers needed
Southeasttnidwest. greet p*y
package 1-000 864-3404
Driver needed Must have
dean record pass drug test
Must be over 25 yrs old Proper
attire' 407-927-2500
Duct Methane A nslalers Musi
have 5 yrs eip . transportation
& own tools OFWP 407-0305489
71— H elp W a n ted
71— H
elp
W a n ted
IN S TA L L !A/TOAJMRI
Vartcal Mnda A more BantkU
A ta a sn g m w M CM 407-93047m tor interview
INSTALLERS
NCKDCDMirrora.
Shower
Doors.
Shelving C a l Legacy Olaee
407-402-2100
________
Nec henlc
Dteeet,
weldmgrtabricahon, general
repairs F/T with beneftla 407322-0133
Site development company
kx*tog tor pipe crew lead man.
Ta4 man 7 laborers, Ptaaea cal
407-275-7802. ask tor Clark
Pert Mme cook, servers a
dishwasher needed. Contact
Mytene.
407-323-7300
U n fu rn ish ed
Unfurnished
Sau
S a riM : 3/1. C H A 121 CU> Rd.
BMdy 3/1*5 WOO Red ok wdi
d«P
407-3234940
AffOROABII HOMIS
VINTURI 1 PROPIRTUS
7 3 — E m plo ym en t
W an ted
QCNCVA fu lly Furnished,
living room/sieeper sola
1BR/1BA. Cable, water A trash
prowled 1st A last sec $600
Month 407-349 9297
Sanford-Downlown
t/8fl
I/BA. Furnished. Utilities
Included $f 50/week plus $200
Deposit 407-923 5733
9 3 — Room s For
R en t
WfKULVM UVALft
Marling d S tyw k
407-330-4423
Estramaiy clean, cofy turn rm.
an utt. cable, arc. indy, phons.
kitch use, sac dr. pnvats
entrance Basidant owner,
A B SO LU TELY
NO:
A LC O H O L.
SMOKIMO.
D R U M vwyiwpecMD* 407314-0924
407-113-2002.
99— A partments U nfurnished
MARINER’S VILLAGE
LAKE ADA 1 BOPM JM1MO
3 bdam leeovo and up
Cttve mc-uOeC
407-323-9970
SenferdAefce Mery: t 2 and
3 Derkown Aprs Mwtrvg at 5610
Lake Front LMng CM now *07322-9104 EHO
1 14—
W areh o use /R in t a l
Space
Wareftouee. 7.900 aq ft.
Sanford. 3 ofheas, truck
hetfM . <3.1 2S/mo ($6 OOfrq 0)
CM MorvFrt, 90. 407-322-0904
117— COMMERCIAL
R entals
M A Hwy 49 Area: 3rt.no pete,
no smoking CHA. 1st. lest,
security
FOR
R EN T
CCMRERC1AUPROFESSIONA
L SPACE idMi tor Offica. tea
room, gift ehop or ttneeal 1982
aq ft with kitchen and bath
lecMaa.S1tbqlt An MMbnowt
CM PcnqRaM y 407-3224071
anmoa owANoa. votuaw
ReneveM: 2/1, with Bonua
Room, appaanoaa. fenced yd.
carport. $90,900.
Rina iMid: 4/2. over 1700 aq
ft w/Uv. Dm. Faro Rmw^ptc.
2 Scmd Porohea on ovwr 1/4
acre fenced yd. H2B.900.
Renamed: 3/1. w/Ltv. Dm.
Fam Rm. on over 1/4 acre
fenced yd $125,900
PAUL OSBORNF
VINTURI 1 PROPtRTIi S
401 371 4164
POR/lfi R IA U T
warrardy
It^ 2 W * 4 o £ a 0 2 -1 7 »1 er
390-703-1515.
memory toammMkewiBL 94
aeen on TV A M . f year nanLaaaa 2 Rory home renovaled
tor offica uaa Over 2200 aq ft.
pianty ol parking
tdaal
profeearonei i4fua tor mortgaga
or
inauranca
aganciaa.
dtomayt, CPA. fC 2O0EImAva,
Sanford. |uat off downtown tat
St 407-3224449
141— H o m es F or
S ale
Qorgeouafy remodeled home
S13SK. 4/15 1 car garage
Empire Place. Sanford Rich.
407-323-2573
I BUY ffOUIEt FOR CASH.
CMMI-3774
407 372-8878
p f u rn H M rTV R f- M
tW m
$596 407-931 1322 or 2W-7W1515. Deffvery r wtatia
1 4 3 — O u t o f S tate
P ro perty F o r S ale
Franklin N .C : Two lovely
Double wtdea on u acre,
overlooking Little Tannaaaaa
River Mountain vwwa. each
home 2/2. dacka on 3 wdea
Rant one. live in one
Inveatora rant both Soma
furniture Renta 1000/mo Sal
for $169K. 407-330-1423
E lR W l 9PTO ppilVI
Paul Osborne
Ruifvuuw
tSwDFQO^n 441, RPtTHH aRORSTt
$325, aomo cabatal H mEi. E7B.
TV media cabinet. $75. M Me
new, 407-329-7201.
Bede: Al brand new Never ^
PiHow-Top Maftreaa MB.
Quaen, $126. Wng. S1SS.40F331-1941. or3>$-7$3 0499
Peel Table: Oorgeoue 9*
in crate Coat $4900; aaS
$1250. 407402-17*1 « 299753-0499
407-3214794
Sanford: 2/1
$600mo
Lake Mery Bivd A 427
1375/Mo. ind.utii. kit. Wt>
cable, nr SCC. a«pt. NS. quiet
prod 407-322-teOT
PAYMENTS
renovated
2/1. 55* park, new paint,
awning 4 ikirtmg. $3500 obo
Term*
Fair price tor owrrar
financed homn Call 407121-7959
TOPLACEAOCALL
407-322-2611
407-3144154
Bps: Portable, energy M 9 M
iiCkwAtwAMad cover, M «* »
$1295 407-339-097$ or 399219-2946
RATES
407-323-9408
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The NaroM a ret iMporoam kx *"<>•» n »n edvertiwmem if not co>reaaa by N M *m * «h*< the *d IH M 'I Tn* n**vo*ow a not
ramerona a» MOW V iM o n r 'o- *"< ciwrn n M by in ad Of for any
n. producli or oopurt^n twa oKwad try ou> adveNiaa* We
«a tv promow ma pu'enaaea o> tav of any product, aenrr er nbvidua' tfiai tnooaea a o iriu m the newipapw
r We ngM 10 '•>„»• and a 1
» ng »• deam -nacp-0
1 by Ou> ooropen, »und*'d»
to
T
■r r i n t
■BU3Q»
’
u ah '
CLEAN
S u perio r I d ea s I n c .
T ree S ervice
Rem oval or
T rim m in il
T ree T rimming A R emoval
S tump G rinding
Accept AMMajor
Crpdtt Cards
Towncara/
Vana/Umoa
407-927*2900
L i u NMD A I NAURU)
S a TIW ACTION GUARANTEED
W e treat tour property as our ownI
S erving North S eminole A W o t V otu$u
C a u mom r o t a r a n o t n m t e I
w m
3 0 6 - 6 6 0 - 3 6 0 5
light Hauling
k
Yanl
Maintenance
NO MONEY DGWNI
New Roof In 10-14D o y t
u M
tmrrfanmbkirtulnurtoncMB
Vrun k I -unt) Lkrtiar
BOB a n a
»9 «m w
407- 390-7444 1-877-5994719
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157— M o bile H o m es
For S a u
n f u r n is h e d
W an ted
manufacturer*
For Sa u
Bed, Hack Iran canopy. MM
mameao 8 boa aprtnge. never
ueed.ooellM 9.aM SM O.407290-2099,
RIHTBLS
-Sanford: New 3/2 Home m
Cetory Lakes 1465 aqft. 2Car
Oarage
Available Nowl
*tt00m o
-Sanford: Brand new 4/2. m
Cetary Lakes 2,021 SqFVLake
View Section 8 Welcome
$ 1250-mo
>19$ Long Leaf Pine Circle.
3 2 t Car Oarage, Town
Villa
Screen
Porch,
Community Pool A Tennis.
$905/mo
•2109 Amelia. 2BR Pius
Bonus New Carpet. Carport.
No Pets. No Smoking.
$750,'mo
F u r n it u r e
118— O ffic e S pace
F or R en t
103— H ousesU
Buy a r«nw
MOO cadi
Oort FwOewn. ftoeoar
399-7994947
-
95— R oom m ate
197— M ow n Ho bbs
Rom S a u
•ONOMONET f w w e m e
HC.QQC km iw w i w i
9 7 — A partm ents F urn ish ed
hffdMd: HMDrtcA't 5 2 s5 y
1950/month 2/1 $590/montti
Mr Aim Shawn FVInslein his bw*n Riving m y 11
milllun a year to Micia] servirt' agencies feeding the
needy throughout the country for the part 7 yean.
Mr Feinstein, founder of Felnsteln IntemAtlonal
Famine ('enter at Tuffs Univenity, will be matching
donations made to MEALS ONWHEELS, ETC. from
March l to April 30.
For over 30 years. MEALS ON WHEELS, ETC. hu
served elderly clients who are at risk for malnutri
tion Our walling lists are gruwing, so every dollar
raised really munis! Seven Hundred seniors depend
on Meals on Wheels to provide food each day. Help
meals on Wheels. Etc. meet Mr Feinstein't challenge.
Meals on Wheels, Etc., 2801 S. Financial Court
Sanford. Florida 32773. Visit our Web site
www.mealseU.org or call 407-333-8877 ext. 110 for
information
111—Homes For
Seeking e person to share my
home, wmv of Lake Monroe M
house proteges Cel 407-3207232 for an appointment
Certified Nurse Assistant
seeking
employment,
references, rehsbie, caring
non-smoker. 20 yrs E ip
Tm p c rtd n n A n& t pet 407323 9304
DONATION
CHALLENGE
Help Feed
At-Rlek Senlorel
103—Houses*
Roommate or couple wanted to
there my home Use ol
kitchen, pool. apa. W/D
$300/mo includes utilities Pis
cal 321 -4004)277 or 407-3241729
Accts Payable CterK P/T
fteitKe hrVdeya Fea resume
(407) 322-8194
Bartender needed day t»me
hours. Sanford area 407250-2425
o uses-
103— H
Male or female roommate
warMd tor second t a r d 2-alary
home In Historic District
todkidae M kitchen and bslh at
well at private and secure
entrance S575 per month
includes water and cable No
pets. Background check
required Celt 407-314-0379
FbMrshpnwlingml AAm
design eip Some delivery
roquued Serious inquires only
407-324 8000
9 5 — R oom m ate
W an ted
•Hauling
•Ti m Work
Mowing
•CtaanUp
Ce* EAck
407-MMM7
407-470-4949
Lie. & ln«. ■
Tree Removal
Trimming. Bobcat
Svc, Firewood.
Free Ettimetea
u
Uc/tna
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APPEARANCE
MOBILE
DETAILING
Ask About Fra#
Shampoo!
Massage^
Therapy ^
IMM^MMHk,
Ik R M ttU I
EAMT-MI-lSTt
Specialise In
CaativM,
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NoMlboSmaW
4 0 7 -8 7 8 4 1 4 0
M urphy'
Dump
Tra ile r
Sarvlc
•Root TaarOff*
*Trash Rtmoval*
•Gang* Claan Outs •
•Wt Haul Almost
Anything*
4 0 7 -4 0 2 -1 1 3 4
HRBITRT FOR NUMRNIIV
LOOKING FOR
PROPERTY
.
�ANO THE 6 1/2 OP LOT 80,
TOGETHER W ITH t/I OF
VACATED ST ON 8 BOOTHS
SUSO. ACCOROMO TO PLAT
THEREOF. AS RECOROED M
PR B, PQ 8, OF THE FUBUC
RECOROS OF SEMINOLE
COUNTY. a O R O A
DATED on Apr# 1.2005
Light Plumbing. Etc
407302-0736
2 19— W a n ted
2008 Buck Century V-6. ona
owner, loaded. 86.980. CM
Saturn North, 321-669-3008
to
B uy
K r t T a'uru» ~V 6 .|
Loaded 86.890 C a l Saturn
North. 321-668-3009.
2002 Saturn 1200 Sedan Ona
Owner, All Power. 89.980 C M
Salum North. 321-669-3009
A p r il 1 17
M M . > 4 Bun
I b r LMetond
IClub. Inc
407-311B16W. 1ST, Saniord
M-F, 1 M , BatB-1
2002 Saturn SC2 Coupe One
ownar. auto. loaded. 16990 CM
Saturn North, 321-669-3009
M is c e l l a n e o u s
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235Truck/SUVS/Vans
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1999 Toyota 4 Runner. On#
owner, loaded. 68.990 CM
Saturn North. 321-669-3009
2002 Chevrolet Astro EH LS
Rear A C 6 Heat. One Owner.
Loaded. 812.990. C M Salum
North. 321-669-3009
w*riron fv ie ln l a propcwnQ If)
oonevud a totocommuniceeone
tower at 1901 8R 41, Wtnlw
Springe, Bemirtota County.
Florida. (Pared No 27-2030
501 -0000-002A) at Latftuda
N29E-43-3S . lonptude W91E16 -32 The lower would be a
MonopM daaign ard 140* in
; candy apple
rad (ntoa). Raady to roN
ESSO. 407-323-6078.
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JOili CBO-i Ujp™ i nOVOf UVOQWarrly, ratal S4300. aacnfioa.
|1869 407-696-2S62
2002 Saturn SL1 Sedan: Ona
ownar. auto. A C . Cruiaa.
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naanng. or ewRur*. f a t a rt Idad or akgtila lor twang in tw
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about tha prefect, tnckMng 4 a
W AREHOUSE OVERSTOCK
SALE: UL approved Indoor 6
outdoor aatonalon oorM, oufel
•trip*, aurge auppraaaora.
much more • truckload* of
product d iitioiaaMi pnoaa-4980% aertng* Tiae-Fri 9AM-3PM
6 Sat SAM-Noon (April 12-161
CaaruVM M C 4200 St John*
Pfcwy. Sanford. Off Upeala
Road between 46 6 46A. 407324-9667 (a rt 221 >_________
2002 Saturn Vua AWD: Ona
ownar. mutt aaa. loaded.
813.990 CM Safcjm North. 32t669-3009
6 * v y i5 0 0 H C X > W E * £ d > '
4*4. 819.950 C a l or vert
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2002 Sdun LW200 Wfgon One
Owner. All Power. 86.990 Call
Saturn North. 321 -669-3009
2003 Toyota Corolla LE Ona
ownar. aulo. loaded. 810.990
CM SM m Norm. 321-6693009
2004 Chevrolet Cavalier Auto
AC. Cruie*. CD 6 more
87.990 Cal Saturn North 321669-3009
2004 OWvnobile Alero V-6
factory warranty, loaded
810 990 CM Saturn North 321669-3009
1669 Cadillac Devin* Super
Clean. Mutt So*. 85.660
C a l Saturn North. 321-6693006
1668 Daewoo Notxra Wagon
One owner, loaded. 82.860 Cal
Saturn North. 321-969-3008
2004 Pontiac Grand Am
3.700 mile* Loaded Cali to*
detail*. 812 000 407-3240022
2000 Chevrolet Cavalat Auto,
A C . SMreo A More 84.880 Cal
Salum North. 321 -668-3009
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2004 Ford Freestyle SES One
Owner. Rear A C , Loaded.
817.990 CM Sakan Norm, 3216693009
Ham M l 1 ton
Dually flat Bod. 813.990 CM
or vtM 4076732966 com
Cadillac Eldorado 1999 Llhr
Whit* Diamond. 811.450 Can
or viail 4076732966 com
Ford Taurus 2005 Loaded
811.950
Can or vi*>t
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2001 Nitaan Mauma. 20th
Anmvareary
Ona owner
loaded eunroof. 812.990 C al
Salum North.321 -669-3009
“ ••cel
Dodge Ram 2002 Crew Cab
815.950
Call or mail
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Ford 1 150 2002 4*4 812.950
w/Topper Call or visit
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mi 813 950 Call or visit
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mi V-6. 86450 CM or visa
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Specializing m Vinyl
Fencing
■Free Estimate*
H.«*n**d/ln*ured
Ouality Work
•Prompt Service
366-799-8330
mat Vartfon Waalaaa Wconduct
ing purtuar* to tha ruWa at Vw
Federal
Communication*
Commotion (47 C F H
1 1307|4» and tha
Counc* on 11atone
<36 C F R Part 600) we be
made
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fVoieci Manager
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3650 Laka Street. Suae C
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PubWh Apr* 3. 10. 2005
P010
NOTtCaOF
^
^ O P P O R T U N IT IE S
M THE C A C UTT COURT
OF THE EAH TEB 4TH
CABS NO.; M-CA-2427-14L
NOTICE a hereby grven that
CHARLES LARVAIANO
CINOV L ARVAI. MAYFAIR
MEADOWS HOMEOWNERS
ASSOCIATION. M C . and
UNKNOWN
TENANTEOW NERS.
TIME OF SALE 4 30 PM
4170 A
hama. 4211 Diem* Hdmman
furniture, clothe*. computer.
tryaW 4411. 46062. 43071.
Sarah Johneon
aama. tumaura
Branaty • houaahoU good*, h
dola* 4390 Laa Fraahour
ckjfm .m 1
hr. bant
Notice a hereby
pur•uant ta an FmM
et
Foradtoaura tor
n m cauM on Apr* 1, IQOE in
the Ortu* Court at
County. Flond* I wa
property MuMM In
County. Fiona*.
LOT 78. MAYFAIR MEADOWS.
ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT
THEREOF AS RECOROCO IN
PLAT BOOK 26. PAQC(S) 31.
32. AND 33. OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF SEMINOLE
COUNTY FLORIDA
and commonly known a*
113 Newport Square. « pubkc
■«N in ira rgyaat and taw ted
dar. for caM. laid on the weal
Iron! doer ot *« aemmoW
Counry Ccwtiouaa at 1190 AM
on AprtSS 2005
mm 1 day at Apr*. 2005
Clark at Vw Ckcu* Caiel
MARYANNEI
By AW wCyru*
Deputy Clerk
8WI88P0 RT USA* INC.
Ramp/Baggaga Handlara, A/C Cabin Clsansrs, Fuotart, Janitorial
(Full Tima / Part-tin* / Saaaonal)
O n th e sp o t in terview s an d h ire s for qualified c a n d id a te s
PREFUGHT SERVICES, INC.
Passengers Services / Passenger Agents
(Full Tima / Part-time / Seasonal)
Intends* * will bd conduced at a later date lor ttwaa positions
W» otter holiday pay; unHorma, fraa partung. paid comprahanaiw industry training,
waakiy pay, (tract daposii and a safe work environment.
to
Donl teO teie opportunities fly by. Slop by our administration office Monday thru
Friday between 10.00 A.M. 400 P.M. tor an application and mora information.
w
For vname
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ooafltont.
^ae^^ee^ae*—wr1 we wwi
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conduct
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on
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the
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loot
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interview!
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uoon
ewewe**w
correlation
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of
ei the
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^mi^nee^em^vavq^e*-
Tha above noace to Be publahad once a weak lor two coneacutna weak* Sad tea to be
unoe* and by virtue ot tha
Etaluta* oMha Stale at Florida
n such c— » * provided
Pub**h Apr* 3.10. 2005
P013
M TMICMCUIT COURT FOR
StlM aOLI COUNTY,
FLOR A*
PR O eATl DtlrtStOR
m i 440. 66 CP 6666
IN RE ESTATE OF
ELEANOR T COOKE.
Dscsgi#d
ROTICt TO CRCDTTOR6
The admnaeakon at t a aatate
or ELEANOR T COOKE.
a a* February 5 2005. a pend
ing m tha Circuit Court tor
Seminole County. F lorda
Probata Dmwon aw adWaaa at
wtwti a 301 North Park Avenue.
Sanford. Florida 32771-1243
Tha name* and adWeaeee at
SMSSPHT(HUM.
2 RED CLEVELAND BLVD.
SUITE 210
SANFORD, PL 22773
Tha proparty bang mow gararI 1016 W IN
Conditional Uae Requeeted
El
1016 W IN
a tpeoai accommodMon 10parkopetiin lha procaadn, thoutd
contact court Adnwwbakon at
laaphotw number (407)4454330. not talar ta n aaven (7)
day* pnor to v a prooaaRn, v
I. (TOO) 1-6001. or W a* (V) 1-900•SM 7T0. yi* Flgrtd* f M %
Tha Planning 6 Zoning
Commaann wfl aubma a iecommandakon to V a C*y
Commaaan in lavor at. ot
cr amendment
The Cay
Commadon wN hold a PuMc
heemg n Va C*y Commwden
Room m Cay He*, SardorN,
Ftonda d 700pm on Aprt M .
2005. to conddd add recom
mendation
Tha
C iy
upon tha ratorung by
maaradai
Ai parte* n
ten* *ht
u ta h e a rd d
By order d ttw Planning B
Zonmg Commadon at Va Cfy
d Saniord. Ftonda. Via 4to da,
d Apr*. 2005
Panning 6 Zonmg C ummadai
to be
M laid heanng
By order ol the Planning 6
Zoning Commaaian d f a City
at Banked. Ftonda, fua fto day
or Apr*. 2006
Planning 6 Zorwig Commaaan
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC f a
paraon daadaa to appeal a daddon mad* mtrn reaped to any
coradwad d f a
record at f a
mctodng f a
record a nd provided by f a
C*y d Saniord (FS2M OI05)
PERSONS WITH D lSA M ITES
NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO
PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF
THESE
PROCEEDINGS
SHOULD CONTACT THE ADA
COORDINATOR AT 407-3305610. 49 HOURS M ADVANCE
O FTHEM EETM O
Pubkdi Apr* 10. 2005
NOT1CS OF PUBLIC
I TO COM6W 6R
ADVICE TO THE FUBUC: V •
to aggad 0
to
above meeting or hearing,
t a v a nay need a verbdwi
record d Va prooeadmga
ndudmg f a toaamony and drtvtoad by f a Cay at
(FS2M 0I0S)
PERSONS WITH OtSABAITK S NEEDING ASSISTANCE
TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF
THESE
PROCEEDINGS
SHOULD CONTACT THE ADA
COORDINATOR AT 407-3305510 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OFTHEM EETlNQ
PuHeh Apr* 10. 7006
P0S2
m THE CMCUIT COURT OF
THE BK3NTV8NTH AKNCIAL
CMCWTM AND FOR
COUNTY,
FRORAT1
FKB NO. MM CF M l
IN RE ESTATE OF
STEPHEN Q LETCHW ORTH
NOTICE TO C RBB4T04M
(Summery AAMniabeNarq
TO A U PERSONS HAW4G
CLAIMS
OR
DEMANOB
AGAINST
THE
M w m ,.,.,
Faya 6 Sinew. P A
PO Be* 900
TVmpa.Fl 33901 -0900
PutMh Apr* 10. 17. I d
M TH B O M C W T COURT
AUCTIONEER
STORAGE
PROTECTION AUCTION SER
VICES LICENSE 4 563
•Accepting applications for:
The property bang r
a* 4051 W IN
Noaoa a hereby given fid a
Pubic Hearing w# be heM by
fa
Panning
A
Zoning
Commaeion in tna CMy
CommNaton Chamber*. C«y
HM. Saniord. Ftonda at 700
pm . on TAenBw , Apis 61,
MBB. to conwdar a raquad lor a
Conditional U*e m a OC-2.
Oarard Commercial coring datod
NOTICE OF B A LI
StorM. 1007 W4M Spring* Or.
Wmtat Spnng* FL 32706 Wa
iwaarve t a right to rape* any
bat*
DATE OF SALE APML 66.
I1 0 .17.2006
F067
LEOAL DESCRIPTION LOT 13
ELK Y TOWN OF SANFORD PS
1 P 011I
ol tha toaowmg
be ottered tor u k at pubkc auc
tion to tahaty UnAad Stortf *
asSO M4ia McVtckar - hou*ahotd
Ham*, turnout*. clotNng Una*
•606. 4613. 6 4650 Laa
CAREER
PubMh Apr* a, 10.2006
P014
MIDFIRST BANK.
opvCnic triTormanon
Hinaannitriawf
i
f tf-tog^ir* *wi*wr nwft
Laither.SR 817950 CaHot
visit 4076732966 com
2000 Hyundai Accent One
owner, auto. A C . 6 more
84.9808 Cal Satun Norm. 321669-3008.
buWkng*. (tructure*. or
« ‘
MARYANNE MORSE
Aa Ctork ot t a Cocrt
By : Card Moor*
Aa Daputy Ctark
NOT1CB OF FUBUC
HBARN40 TOCONWPSR
A CONOmONAL U M
M interaetad
pereon* on Via Impact ot 4a
2002 Saturn SC2 Coupe On*
owner, low mile*, loaded.
89.990. C M Saturn North. 321669-3009
231—Cars For Sale
it P atti'* S T
D 4M 0J. ARMS. ESQ.
Ftatua Bar NO. 0454336
DEAN. MEAD, EOERTON,
BLOODWORTH, CAPOUANO
6 BOZARTH. P A
P O Bca 2349
Ortando. H 32903 2344
TMWdtone 407JB4I-1200
Fa*: 407M23-1U1
Ybu are haroby nodad Sal i
Order
d
The property I mg more g a a re* 402 Celery
m Va eaae at STEPHEN O.
LETCHWORTH.
dacaaaM.
Caff Numbd 2005CP-U1. by
tot C to * Court tor ~
County.
Ftonda.
d a M N ili
C Sarto*. Pl
32772. f id f a decedaea dwa
d daafi aaa June 3 300*. tod
f a brtd vdua at t a adtoa to
635.000 00 did fa t *a namn
d fioaa to ehd* f
by audi
By order at Va Planning 6
Zorwig Comma*«jn d aa Cay
d Sarford. Ftonda. Via M i day
d Apr*. 1006
CAROL V LETCHWORTH
27, Evaradd* Road
Id a Mary. FL 32746
LEGAL DESCRIPTION E M S
FT OF L O T I 67 • M HOLDEN
REAL ESTATE COMPANY*
ADO PS 1 P O M
C A M N O -1
INTERSTATE TO
INVESTMENTS. LLC. a
Company.
HAROLD
BRANHAM
EDWAROS aA/a HAROLD B
EDWARDS.
UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF HAROLD
BRANHAM EOWARDS aA/a
HAROLD ■ EDWAROS rvk/a
RACHEL EDWARDS. EDITH L
CHESTER F/K/A EDITH l
EDWARDS. M unknown fa n .
ham ng 6 Zonmg Commaaan
ADVICE TO THE PUBLC
Va
awn made afh reaped to any
record d Va
other clamant* by or eveugh or
under EDITH l CHESTER Mua
EDITH L EDWARDS *M M
pare** havrng or daeivng to
rave any nM*. Mto or atoreai ei
Va property hatam daaertoad.
UNKNOWN TENANT NO t
nflve JOYCE HOWARO. and
UIMNOWN TENANT NO 2.
DetaneankO
TO EWTH L CH U TE* l * »
EOOH L COWAROB. M
04 * » I
• nd
CayoM
by f a
(FBI 10109)
PERSONS WITH DISAMUTCS
NEEOING ASSISTANCE TO
PARTCIPATE M ANY OF
THESE
PROCEEOMOS
SHOULD CONTACT THE ADA
COORDINATOR AT 407-320M10. 46 HOURS M ADVANCE
O P TH K M H TN O
PuMdi Aprt 10 6006
AU. f*TERESTED PERSONS
ARE NO TN CD THAT
A* crodaor* d aa i
weeded and per*
cama or demand* .
•da** at Va
fan taae lor whom
tor Ml paymart a w r
Older
at
Adnunavakon mud Ito toae
ciama wdi f a Court WITHM
THE TM E PROVIDED BY LAM
A U CLAMS AND 0EMM4DB
NOT SO FLED W U M FOR
EVER BARRED
NOTWITHSTANDING
M IT
OTHER APPLICABLE TM E
PCAOO ANY CLAM F U O
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENT'S
OATS OF DEATH I* BARRED
Thaddadtodi
110.1
m m
an^Mcm a ^ a p y jljN a
He w a m mm Court WITMM
th e u m a OF 6 MONTH*
AFTER THE T6ME OF THE
FMET PUEUCATCN OF THM
NOTICE OR M DAYS AFTER
l » « DATE OF E0M O S OF A
COPY OF IM S NOTICE ON
IM T H * ? * ©
BOITH L
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Id a Mary PL M 7 «f
YOU 1
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MONTHS AFTER THE OATS
OF THE FW BT F U M X A T 0 4
OF TM 6 NOTICE.
NOT
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THEREOF. A* RECOROK) M
FB 1, PO M O F TH E P U W X
763 709 OF THE FLORA*
PRORATE OOOE W E I BE
NOTWOHBTANOPM THE
TME PER A 0B 1ST FORTH
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Ccmmewun — tm* ■ Pm—
H—rtwg on A—8 t l , MW. at 7fl0 P M ,« M >een ~ r i n i
»oon«ia«( Baoond Niidng and adapSen of an
toe.. 3033 Marty Drive. Orlando. Orange
, to oonebud a apa manutocturtng tooasy. Thto
ad 1080 Emma Trad. Lake Mary. Samlnoto
. Thto todtoy to a aouroa ot av emtoetona. The
i -atoned Fla Number 1170986 001 AC to Via
tt U f Mwy, Fm— vm —
AN OROMANCE OF TM t CITY OF LAKE MANY. FLORBA
NE20NMQ CERTAIN LANDS WITHM THE CITV OF LAKE
MARY. HEREIN DEFINED FROM THE PRESENT CITY ZONMQ CLASSIFICAnON* OF PUD. PLANNED UNIT OEVtLOPMENT, TO FUD. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT. PUR
SUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE FIO R O A STA TU TE!; PROVEXNO CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTTVE DATE.
Rstoning • 23 6-acm Mod toeMid « Vw r r ill comw of
Vw Rmohan Road A CR ASA totoraocaen pr— arty to Pt— rwd
UnB Davatopmanf (FUO). Tha Cky Commotion w « atao fwta a
PiARe Hearing to conwdw Vta PmBmtaary SuMMMon Flan tor
Rnehart Ptaoe PUO Tho praparty e doaertoad a .
County.
N O TE IF A PERSON D E C C E S TO APPEAL ANY 0EC I8I0N
MADE BY THIS COMMISSION W ITH R ESPECT TO ANY MAT
TER CONSIDERED AT THIS M EETM Q OR HEARM Q. HE OR
SHE WILL NEED A RECORO O F TH E PROCEEDINGS, ANO
THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR S M I MAY NEED TO
ENSURE TH AT A VERBATIM RECORO O F TH E PR O CEED
INGS IS MADE. W HICH RECORD B C LU O ES THE TESTIM O
NY ANO EV D EN C E UPON W HICH TH E APPEAL IS TO BE
BASED FLORIDA STATUTES 2SSOIOS
PERSONS W ITH D W A M im E t NEEDtNO ASSISTANCE TO
PARTICIPATE M ANY O F TH ESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD
CO N TA CT THE C ITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48
HOURS IN ADVANCE O F THE M EETING AT 407-986-1424
change ot torme or oondtoona.
iw B hVai
tomtova— e hearing to toad
to 130.888 and 1 K 87 Florida Btalutoa (F.S.).
itorMngapaeaon The
A paraon whoaa i
me are attootod by tho proBon tor an admeuabaHva pro130.888 and 110 87 ol Via
Florida Staautoa. The paamn n
forth below and mual be toad (n
Counoal ot Via I
r ahad naa a eapy ol the po— en to d a
appaoant at v a adda— indtoaaod above at f a — a ol Meig. The
ta la o M any P<*aon to too a po— onwaNn the appropriate ana
parted M a i con— * a w a ver ot v m poiaonl right to raguoat
^ a d m ^ i^ ^ if a t o iim iiiliu ii (hearing) under
paraotpa— — a pony to a. Any
only at V a approval ol V a prea— ng olhoor upon V a Mng ot a
motion ki compkanoo wah Rule 28 108 206 ot V a Florida
i on which V a Departments action a baaed mual contain
(a) The name and adda— ol each agency adectad and each
agency* Me or idan— cetion number. 4 known;
(b) The name, add— , and tetaphora number ol V a po— onor.
V a name, add— , and tetaphora number ot the pa— oners
repfeeenteei*. a any. wtwh ehea be the edda— tor eervee purpoe— during V a oourae of v a proceed**, and an eaptanabon
ol how f a pooaonors aubatarddl htaraata wd be attoctad by
V a agency datarmmaeon.
(c) A atatamant ol how and whan pa— oner received nob— ol
i or propoaad acbon.
deputed eau— of mater— tact It vara are
mual ao indeato;
(a) A ooncea atatamant ot V a uMmato tocta abegad. — w ai —
V a nAeo and atakA— which era— V a pa— oner to lekat, and
(t) A atotomert ot t e apache rutae or eiaiutae tw pa— oner conraveraal or moddeabon ot V a
Ito ton
i by B t i — a no— a Par— >who— Bu
•— tod by any auch tom t
i have V a nght to |
in
i not a—
eel torth to a—
NOTICE IS HERESY QIVEN vm by vtrtoa ol Vm oertwn Wr*
ol Caoodton eaued out of and under the eeef ol the County
Oourt ol Somtnoto Couray. Ftonde. Co— 0 03-C-8i34l4Zupon
a hnW iv f p trt ranrtarad Mi Vie efor— ail oourt Mi Vm oertwn
co m enettad Joeeph L France, IN. Piwmdl v*
Cotta—
neunng, me. — XJ nO O in voem oi. Uw— XJSnrll)
County. Fieri— and I have laved upon al Via nght. Mto and M— reat ol Vw datondanta Mi Vw I— owmio deecnbed nrooenv aald
properly being looatod Mi SomMioto County, Florida, more par— uterty deecrtwd — toaow*
ThW aWd l
Donald F. E Unger BhenM
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Grieshaber resigns
By Liam Edixon
H erald Writer
SA N FORD
—
Sanford
City
Manager Al Grieshaber Jr , submitted
his
resignation
to
the
City
Commission Monday night capping a
week of negotiations and speculation
about his future with the city.
Lirieshaber's resignation
takes
effect 5 p.m., Friday, April 15 at which
time he will turn over his city vehicle
City will pay m anager’s
salary through Nov. 30
and other city owned or leased prop
erty.
City Attorney William Colbert told
com m issioner’s that he has had a
series of discussions with Grieshaber
during the last week and that at 2
.m., Monday, G rieshaber submitted
is resignation with several condition
al items.
Grieshaber requested that he con
tinue to receive his salary and benefits
until Nov. 30, 2005. After Nov. 30, he
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Sophomoro Amanda
Edelman had a pair of
hits as host Seminole
capped its annual fund
raising Barbecue Day by
rolling over the Oviedo
Lions. 13-3, on Friday
W elcome Jan Brett
Sm Sport*, Pop* i a
Seminole Teen
Court wins top
prize in contest
SANFORD —
Seminole Countv leen
Court rev lived lirst
place m the Seminole
County "Victory (.h er
Violence" banner con
test.
The tilth annual
contest is designed to
promote peaceful con
flict resolution and
prevent crime in
schools and i omniumtil's.
Eight Teen Court
volunteers created a
banner that reflects
the importance of liv
ing in a violence free
community. I he leen
Court winning entry
will tv on display in
the I’.A.Y office in the
Seminole County
Juvenile Justice Center
located at
Bush
B lv d . m Sanford.
For more informa
tion contact Jennifer
Taylor at 407-Wi3-53M
'M ocA rthur' to
appear at
history meeting
Thomas Tart, local
historian, will portray
(Ten. Douglas
Mac Arthur at the
Seminole Countv
Historical Society
meeting, Tuesday,
April 2h at 7 p m I his
will take place at the
county agriculture
center on County
Home Road.
Tart will present an
entertaining slide
show on Florida and
its h en v s during
World War II.
The public is invit
ed to attend For more
information call 407t*S-24fW.
S e m in o l e S m ile
By Stava Paradis
M anaging Editor
1
SANFORD — The state of Florida Elections
Commission will investigate allegations made against
Bernard Mitchell by incumbent Com m issioner Art
Woodruff, who narrowly won the March 29 runoff race
for District 1 by f>9 votes.
Woodruff said he filed the complaints before the end
of the election. The complaint docu
ments were notarized March 28.
Mitchell said there may have been
oversights by his campaign, but he
has nothing to hide. He has waived
his right to remain silent about the
case, nt* said, and as soon as he pro
duces a response to the allegations,
he will make that statement public
too.
The complaints center on a camaign advertisement in The Sanford
Jerald and telemarketing calls made
to voters on the weekend before the
runoff election.
The
advertisem ent
depicts
Mitchell with clergy members who
supported his campaign. Another
hoto shows former candidate Hank
•ieckhaus with Mitchell. The words,
"I'm backing Bernard," are attributed
to Dieckhaus. The problem, Woodruff
said, is with two other photos at the
bottom of the ad.
Woodruff
One shows Mitchell presenting
awards to officers from the Sanford
Police Department for community service. Included in
that photo is Sanford Police Chief Brian Tooley.
The other has Sanford Commissioner Randy Jones
presenting a proclamation from the citv to the Martin
Luther King Committee in 2003. Mitchell was chairman
of that committee at the time.
Woodruff said in an interview that those two photos
demonstrate endorsement bv Tooley and Jones.
"It's an implied message of endorsement," Woodruff
said.
In the complaint, he writes: "None of the persons in
these two photos had prior knowledge or agreed to the
use of their photo in a campaign."
Included with the m aterials submitted to the
Elections Commission are two identical statements
signed by Tooley and Jones. They state: "I did not have
prior notice nor did I give approval for live use of my
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Children's Illustrator Jan Brett shows Wilson Elementary students her new book titled, T h e Umbrella."
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Wilson Elementary cheers
favorite children’s author
By Sieve Paradis
Managing Editor
SANFORD — For a reading teacher, a visit
from children's author and illustrator Jan Brett is
better than winning the lottery.
Brett, who has illustrated 31 hooks including
“The Mitten," "The Hat," and now "The
Umbrella," pickl'd Wilson Elementary teacher
Martha Rydenbark's name out of more than
270.UUU eligible entries.
"I've never won anything in my life," said
Rvdenbark, who now teaches first grade at
Wilson. Each war, Brett visits one school for a day
long visit, ih e renowned children's illustrator
runs the contest from her Web site at janbnit.com.
B a it spent the morning talking with the stu
dents at Wilson, then she signed a book or two or
three for each student at tne school. Each highly
legible autograph was accompanied by a symbol
or animal from the book signed.
"She’s been one of my favorite authors,"
Rydenbark said. "She has been speaking with
each child and drawing them pictures."
B a it and her musical husband, Joe Heame,
traveled from their home on the Massachusetts'
coast to spend Monday with students, teachers,
and parents at Wilson.
Hedgie the Hedgehog made the trip as well.
He is a key character in many of Brett’s books,
which are known for their lavish artwork and spe
cial borders that give readers a bit more.
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Thieves steal $120,000 from Heathrow
By Liana Edison
Herald Writer
SPCA of Cantrd Hondo
vokmlMf coordinator and
ammot bahaworal
Sm Manager, Page 3A
Woodruff
files election
complaint
against rival
L io n s
'b a r b e c u e d '
would then take his
tw o weeks paid
vacation. W hile on
the city
payroll,
G rieshaber will be
available for consul
tation on projects he has been
involved with.
"There are 35 or so ongoing proj
ects," Colbert said, referring to proj-
HEATHROW
—
The
Heathrow
Hom eowners'
Master Association is offering
a $1,000 reward for informa
tion that leads to the capture of
burglary suspects who broke
into a number of homes the
weekend of April 1 and stole
close to $120,000 in jewelry
and other personal items.
The Master Association is
assisting the Seminole County
Sheriff's Office in the uuest for
information, after a half dozen
homes were targeted in the
gated community.
A news release from the
Sheriff's Office said the burgla
ries have occurred on three dif
ferent occasions during the
past few weeks. In two sepa
rate cases, electronic equip
ment and a vehicle were
stolen.
In several of the burglaries
the master bedroom window
was smashed, in which Sheriff
Spokesman Steve Olson said
investigators believe it was
broken with a rock they found
near one of the smashed win
dows.
In one residence, an 18K
white gold American Tank
Cartier watch, with an estimat
ed value of $23,000 was stolen.
The watch was engraved, also.
l
Another
resident
of
Heathrow had 31 items stolen
from the home, including a
pair of 2-carat diamond ear
rings with a platinum setting
worth $12,000. Other items
stolen from the residence
included: a diamond pendant
set in platinum with platinum
chain that has four, half carat
diamonds; a platinum bracelet
with eight, 1 /4 carat dia
monds; diamond shaped pen
dant from Tiffany's; a Georgio
Viscoti diamond ring; a heartshaped pendant with dia
monds; a diamond encrusted
Star of David set in white gold;
an unknown quantity of U S.
savings bonds; a platinum
men's link bracelet; a men's
ellow
and
white
gold
raceiet; three yellow gold
rings; a men’s Movado watch;
a men's Technomanne dive
watch; a woman’s yellow gold
garnet ring; a three carat loose
stone emerald ring; a large
black Coach duffel bag; a ster
ling silver mesh Tiffany ring; a
sterling silver bracelet; a large
Omega yellow gold chain and
bracelet; a child’s amethyst
and gold earrings; a Luis
Vuitton handbag; a Gucci
h an d b ag a wom an's Tendi
Hobb Tote; a woman's mink
stole; and a woman's Cinch
bracelet.
A few of these items were
1
recovered in a nearby retention
pond.
One of the victims stated In
the offense report that she
"had learned from neighbors
that on several occasions, juve
niles have been discovered by
the Heathrow security to be
drinking and smoking pot In
the homes under constnictkm
at 1493 and 1506 Langham
Terrace. The neighbor stated
that Heathrow security has
never notified law enforce
ment, as they siaaply warned
the youths to leave the a n a .”
One of the homes under
construction is located near the
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SANFORD — Seminole County
G overnm ent services step into the spot
light in • weeklong celebration of
N ation al C ounty G overnm ent Week.
This year, festivities highlight the theme
"H onoring County Heroes.
First held in 1990 by the National
A ssociation of Counties, National
C ounty Government Week raises aw are
ness and understanding about the roles
and responsibilities of tne nation's coun
ties, according to an April 11 Seminole
County news release.
M ore than 1,000 counties participate in
die week each y ear by holding program s
and events at the national, state and local
levels.
This year, some of Seminole’s activi
ties include: C ar Seat Checks, Guided
Tours of the Em ergency O perations
it Hike" and
Center, Natural Lands "Night
W ater Conservation.
Thursday, April 14, the County will
celebrate our "H eritage of Heroes" with
the dedication of "Lady Liberty," the
com panion tree to "The Senator" at 10
a.m. Big Tree Park.
The schedule of events in Seminole
County include:
All week:
• "County Hero" readers at various
county library locations.
• Art exhibitions: "Timeless Florida”
at the Criminal Justice Center and watercolors and photography at the County
Services Building in Sanford.
• A "Centennial Faces" exhibit at the
Museum of Seminole County History.
• Open House, Custom er Resource
Center, County Services Building, 1101 E.
First St., Sanford, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
•
W ater
C onservation
Week,
Environmental Services at Reflections,
900 W. Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford.
Wednesday, April 13:
• Guided Tours of the Em ergency
Operations C en ter/ 9-1-1 Center, Public
Safety Building on Bush Boulevard, 2 to
4 p.m .
• Seminole County Fire Departm ent
L ak e
M ary
H igh
S c h o o r C tte e r
Presentation, 7 p.m.
Thursday, April 14:
• "H eritage of H eroes" Celebration, a
dedication of "Lady Liberty" at Big Tree
Park, Longwood, at 10 a.m.
• Volunteer Appreciation Dinner, 6
p.m.
Friday, April 15:
• Seminole County N atural Lands
"N ig h t H ike," Geneva W ilderness
Center, 3501 County Road 426, Geneva.
Starts at 7:30 p.m. with one-hour presen
tation and a one-hour hike.
Saturday, April 16:
• W astewater Treatment Plant Tour, 9
to 10 a.m., call 407-665-2121 to reserve a
spot.
• Snail Clean Up Day at Lake Brantley:
Meeting location is at Sweetwater Oaks
Beach Area at the end of the Palmetto
C oncourse in Longwood. This event is to
help educate residents about the exotic
ap p le snail that has invaded Lake
Brantley.
Sunday, April 17
• Get to m o w Your Government Day
at Seminole Towne Center from noon to 4
p.m . Booths, displays and equipment
highlighting Seminole County will be at
die m ail's lower level, 200 Towne Center
Circle, Sanford.
For more information about National
C ou n ty Governm ent Week, contact
Com m unity Information at 407-665-1175
o r check out www.seminolecountyfl.gov.
Beginning astronomy
GENEVA — Join an expert from the
Central Florida Astronomical Society as
you leam to look for the stars for a class to
be held at die Ed Yarborough Nature
Center located at 3501 County Road 426 in
The daas will be held April 30 at 7:30
p jn . The daas is hoc, but spine is limited,
so reservations are required. The daas is
deeignaii for those
13 and older. Call
4 0 7 4 4 9 7352 for reservations or contact
Amy
Raub at
ARaub#seminole
countyfl.gov.
Replacement Bulbs
O ut & A bo u t
TH U
"Art with a Fantastic
Flair" luncheon will be held
at Maison it Jardin
Restaurant, 430 Wymore
Road. Altamonte Springs
horn 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.,
hosted by Altamonte Springs
- Maitland Christian
Women's Club. Luncheon is
$19. Reservations required.
Call Brenda at 407-681-1942
or Kit at 40-322-1047.
Sanford's Alive After Five
is a celebration of Downtown
Sanford and is held the sec
ond Thursday of each
month. The April event will
feature live music by the
Smokin' Torpedix*s and be
held on First Street,
Magnolia Square from 5 to 8
p.m. Admission free.
The Geneva School
Advisor)’ Council will meet
at Geneva Elementary School
beginning at 6:30 p.m.
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Construction on downtown Sanford's First Street are all but finished with just a few more improvements to be completed
This photo at the comer of First Street and Park Avenue shows the new four-way traffic signals that are being installed A
set of new lights will replace the old stand-by stop signs and flags that are being removed this week when the new signals
are fully functional.
Procurement
• Carlos Reuben Ortiz, 46, of
Coleman Circle, Sanford, was arrest
ed by members of the Sanford Police
Department Tactical Unit dunng a
prostitution sting operation at
Highway 17-92 and West Third
Street April t. He was charged with
procurement for pmstitution.
• Paul D. Benevidos. listed as
homeless in Sanford, was arrested
by the Sanford police Tactical Unit
oh April I, at Highway 17-92 and
West 27th Street. He was charged
with proauvmertf for prostitution.
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Burglary
• Brook Winn, 34, Trinity
Michelle Spears, 30, and Richard M.
Sandkulla, 43, alt of Satsuma Drive,
Sanford, wen* arrested by Sanford
police Friday. Apnl 8. Officers were
called to a burglary in progress, n
the 2600 blcu'k of Orlando Drive.
Following a search ot the area, all
three persons wen* located. Officers
noted a vehicle in tin* area had a
damaged window Each ot the three
was charged with burglary ot a
structure /conveyance, and grand
larceny of over $300.
Assault - Battery
• John Willie O'Neil, 31, of Wilton
Circle. Sanford, was arrested by
Sanford police Monday at his resi
dence following a dispute with his
wife. He was charged with simple
assault — intent/threat to do vies
lence (domestic violence).
• Dreama Wall Williams, 40, of
Terrace Drive, was arrested by
Sanford police Monday at her resi
dence. She was reportedly involved
in a dispute with her husband. Slu*
was choiged with battery — causing
bodily harm (domestic violence).
• Aaron Lee Brackins, 26. of
W indduse Boulevard, Sanford, was
arrested bv Sanford police Monday
at his residence Officers said he was
involved in a physical altercation
with his wife. He was charged with
aggravated battery — knowing the*
victim was pregnant (domestic vio
lence).
• David Adderley, 47, of East
Fifth Street, Sanford, was arrested
by Sanford police Saturday at his
residence following a reported dis
pute with a female. He was charged
with aggravated battery.
• Bobby Rouse, 43, of West
I
no current insurance, unlawful
operation of a loud radio, posses
sion of under 20 grams of manjuana,
and resisting an officer without vio
lence.
Eighth Stnvt. Sanford, was arrested
by Sanford police Sunday at his res
idence as the result of a dispute with
his wife. I le was charged with bat
tery (domestic violence).
• Dennis Michael Thompson, 35,
of Deltona, was stopped by Sanford
policeim April 7, at Lake Marv Blvd.
and Orlando Drive. I le was charged
with driving with a suspended
license, counterfeiting of the license
plate, possession/display of a can
celled revoked license, and having
an expired motor vehicle tag.
Drug related
• Elva Rose* Marrero, 46, of
Maitland, was arrested by Sanford
ilicv Sunday in the 2500 block of
irk Drive. Officers were told of a
person reportedly selling narcotics.
Marrero was arrested on charged of
pi*ssession of narcotics equipment,
and possession of crack cocaine
R
• Cedric Jerome Church, 26. of
Orlando, was stopped by Sanford
police Saturday on Oleander
Avenue at 14th Street. He was
charged with dnving with a sus
pended license, having illegal sun
screening on the vehicle, and dnv
ing under the influence IDL'D of
alcohol or dmgs.
Thefts
• Anthony Cortez Smith, 45, of
Altamonte Springs, was arrested by
Sanford police Monday at Seminole
Towne Center. He reportedly tcx»k
$8^99 in merchandise fn*m the store
without paving. He was charged
with petty shoplifting from a mer
chant.
• lose Antonio Malanioms, 37, of
I’oinsetta Avenue, Sanford, was
stopped by Sanford police Sunday
after his vehicle was seen acting sus
piciously on 27th Stnvt. His vehicle
was slopped at his residence. He
was charged with DUI alcohol or
drugs, and dnving with a suspend
ed license.
• Ada Mae Blanton. 19, of Pine
Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by
Sanford police Friday at a store in
the 1200 block of WP Ball Blvd. She
reportedly tixik $28 l>7 n items fn»m
flu* store without paying. She was
charged with petty larceny, and
resisting an officer without violence.
• Nicholas Kodngue/., 24, of West
25th Street, was stopped by Sanford
police Sunday in the 1200 block ot
French Avenue. He was charged
with DLT alcohol or drugs.
• Chalance La wren McPherson.
19, of Summerlin Avenue, Sanford,
was arrested by Sanford police
Saturday at a store in the 1500 block
of French Avenue. She reportedly
took $2.52 in items from tne store
without paying. She was charges!
with rvttv shoplifting from a mer
chant
Traffic stop*
• Phillippe Julius M oraa 24, of
Chase Avenue, Sanford, was
stopped by Sanford police on April
5, following a report of his vehicle
being improperly operated at 20th
Street and Marshall Avenue.
Officers pursued his vehicle to his
residence. He* was charged with flee
ing/eluding a law enforcement offi
cer with lignts/siren active, driving
with a suspended license, unlawful
speed, failing to register the vehicle1,
The opening of the new
Australian exhibit, sponsored
by I lorizon I Ionics of
Central Florida will lx* held
at the Central Florida Zoo.
The event begins at 10:30
a m The exhibit will feature
two red kanganxis and
emus Also, meet the new
mascot ZtxiRixv
SAT
Family Fun Day Carnival,
II a.m. to 4 p.m. on the
grounds of New Mount
Calvary Baptist Church.
Sponsored by Central Florida
Freedom Schixil. Call 407687-7185.
The Seminole Bromeliad
Society Annual Spring Show
and Sale will be April 16 and
17 Inim 9 a m until 4 p.m. at
the Sanford Garden Club,
Highway 17-92 at Fairmont
Drive, in Sanford. For more
information phone Sudi
Hipslev at 352-504-6162.
All SouU Council of
Catholic Women will hold
the Spring Craft Show from
8:30 a m. until 4 p m in the
S x ia l Hal), 9th Street at Oak
Avenue Free entry, free
parking. Food will lx* avail
able for a small fix*. Money
will benefit many charities.
Blue Grata Pickin' will lx*
presented beginning at 7
p m. at the Longwtxxi
Community Building, 21W W.
Warren Av enue in
Longwood. Bring your
instruments or your chair
and enjoy the ev ening. The
event is tree.
• Kenneth Wayne Lynch, 37. of
Jacksonville, was stopped by
Sanlord police Sunday at 20th Street
and Locust Avenue, lie was charged
with driving with a suspended
license.
It's Geneva Jam at the
Geneva Community Center
Admission free Bluegrass,
country and gospel tunes
will be presented by local
bands and jammers. Food
available for purchase. Music
starts at 6:30 p.m
• Chnstopher Dam* Morgan, 27,
ot Daytona (teach, was stopped bv
Sanford police Sunday on West 18th
Strwt. He was charged with DLT
alcohol or drugs. A pas**>nger in his
vehicle, Janus, Paul Hoover. 48, of
Lice Oak Boulevard, Sanford, was
charged with possession of under 20
grams of marihuana.
Bahia Shrinert will pres
ent the 51st annual Bahia
Shrine Circus at the
University of Central Florida
arc*na Apnl 16 and 17 at 10
a.m., 2:30 p.m. and 7 p.m.
General admission $10.
Santrno Peter Carbone, 24, of
Hazel Blvd., Sanford, was stopped
by Sanford police Sunday at the
dead end of Rollins Avenue*. He was
charged with violation of a traffic
cuntrul device (stop sign), reckless
dnving, driving with a suspended
license*, and resisting an officer with
out viokfwe.
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Florida Hospital's Center
of Nutritional Excellence will
he conducting a Vegetarian
Tasting Extravaganza, at 5779
N. Ronald Reagan Blvd. (CR427) in Sanford from 3 until 5
p.m. The event is free. Call to
register at 407-324-1405.
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ects in which Grieahaber is
currently involved.
Colbert recommended that
the City Commission accept
G rieshaber‘s resignation let
ter with the conditions. He
told them that how the city
m anager leaves will reflect
on the commission and will
impact the quality of appli
cants the City Commission
receives.
"B e kind to him as he
leaves," Colbert advised.
D istrict 3 C om m issioner
Randy Jones suggested to his
fellow commissioners that it
may behoove them to imme
diately have someone step in
to take over the day-to-day
operations of the city. He
later retracted his statement
after
hearing
C olbert's
advice.
"1 agree with that com
pletely," Jones said.
Before the city accepted
G riesh ab er’s
resignation,
District 1 Com m issioner Art
Woodruff requested a discus
sion on what to do in the
interim.
Colbert advised the com
mission that it would need
someone to step in. The city
attorney also suggested V.
Eugene Miller, a retired city
m anager with 41 years expe
rience, as a possible interim
city manager.
C olbert's
law
firm,
Stenstrom ,
M cIntosh,
C olbert,
W higham ,
Reischm ann and Partlow,
P.A., has had experience with
M iller in the past in the city
of Oviedo and prior to that in
Orange City.
M iller served in O range
City as interim city manager
for almost two years, Colbert
said, because the city had
problems getting a new citymanager on board.
"M y feeling, and only my
feeting, which is based on 35
years experience is to take a
little time, catch your collec
tive breath, talk with each
other, set goals and objec
tives, and decide what kind
o f m anager you w ant,"
Colbert told the commission.
Colbert said the search for
a new city m anager would
take at least six months, and
maybe even closer to nine
months, and Miller would be
a good person to assist them
in the process of finding the
right city manager.
The
com m ission
also
decided, on the suggestion
from District 2 Com m issioner
Velma Williams, that Lonnie
Grout act as temporary city
manager dealing in the dayto-day operations, until a
decision was m ade on an
interim city manager.
"It's something that other
cities have done," Williams
said.
Colbert agreed that Groot
could do that, but for only a
few weeks, and not to exceed
30 days.
"If th at’s what the citywants," Colbert said.
Woodruff agreed that was
a viable option but said: "I
think it's unfortunate that
w e've come to this."
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I think it’s
unfortunate
that we’ve
come to this.
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D istrict 4 C om m issioner
Kevin Hipes told Grieahaber
it had been a pleasure w ork
ing with him. Hipes, along
with Woodruff were the two
votes against the motion to
nut renew G rieshaber's con
tract in January.
"Th ere's been highs and
low s," Hipes said. "I think
even AI agrees this is the
right thing to do."
The commission passed a
motion unanimously to use
G ro o t from the city attor
ney's office, as acting city
manager, not to exceed 30
days. N e x t they agreed to
meet with Colbert's recom
mended interim city m anag
er, Miller, next Wednesday.
Ken
Learned
of
Mellonville Avenue spoke
during the citizen participa
tion portion of the commis
sion meeting to express his
appreciation for city m anag
er
Learned
said
that
Griethaber has been in con
trol of the day-to-day city
affairs, and in tne face of the
construction projects, hurri
canes and other city projects,
he has put Sanford in a better
situation than m ost other
communities.
"It's unique," he said,
"when a job has been done
well, and yet he is dis
missed."
Learned said he was dis
appointed with the commis
sion for "kilting the goose
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same retention pond where the recovered property items were
found by one of the victims.
The Sheriff's Office is following up on leads that it hopes
will solve the case, the press release said.
A flier being distributed around Heathrow urges residents
to call the Sheriff's Office for suspicious activities, vehicles or
persons.
If you have any- information, please* contact Investigator
Spittler or Investigator Mussard, Seminole Countv Sheriff's
Office at 407-444-0567.
Lyman gets creative
LONGWOOD — About 300 students at English Estates
Elementary- School were entertained and motivated by Lyman
High School drama students recently.
The Lyman students presented two plays based on bt»oks
they selected from the Sunshine State Readers program. The
script was written by the high school students. The play was
stopped before the end of the story- to encourage the elementarystudents to want to road the book in order to find out the con
clusion.
The project began last year when the Rotary Club of
Casselberry sought the advice of English Estates ElementaryAssistant Principal Marjorie Adamczyk, about what they- could
do to encourage students to improve reading skills.
They enlisted the help of Micnelle Backel and her drama stu
dents at Lyman High School. Over the summer break, Backel
reviewed all the books in the Sunshine State Readers program
and selected a tow for consideration.
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W H ER E: New Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
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W H EN : April 16,11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
To Benefit the Central Florida Freedom School - a
place where children:
•Learn to LOVE Reeding!
•Develop Leadership Skillet
•Become more aware of thair Cultural
and Historical Background!
For mote mtoimation on the Fun Day or how to rogittor your child in
the Sanford Community Children's Defense Fund Freedom Schools
Program, call Dr Gail Choice at 407-687-7185. Space is MmSsd
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H ad politics n ot played a
part in this, he sala, Sanford
would still have Grieshaber's
services.
"T feel very disappointed
that we have gone in the
direction w e have," Learned
said.
In a statement released to
The
H erald,
Grieahaber
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city of Sanford."
After the City Commlseion
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tag was continued instead of
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Colbert. The city attorney
told the commissioners B u t if
they continued the meeting
they would be able to sched
ule the continued meeting In
the next week or so, raw er
than have to wait until next
month's commission meeting
to hire an interim city m anag
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meeting was continued until
April 18 at 7 p.m.
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and
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families with limited financial
m eans.
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Start Coalition has purchased
and distributed over 60 items.
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dental infant deaths as a
result of Sudden Infant Death
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due to the lack of adequate
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LISA BRYANT
Lisa Bryant, 37, of
Cypress Avenue, Sanford,
died Wednesday, April 6,
2005 at her
residence.
She was
bom Feb.
21, 1968 in
Sanford.
She was a
"" 4
CAN at a
nursing
home and
a member
o f Refuge
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Church of
our Lord.
Survivors include father,
Bennie Lee Wright, Sr. of
D eltona; mother, Tereatha
W right of Sanford; husband,
C alvin Bryant, II, of
Sanford; son, Calvin Bryant,
III o f Sanford. Daughters,
O ctavia Wright and Keonya
Bryant, both of Sanford;
brother, Bennie Lee Wright,
Jr. o f Sanford; sisters, Gloria
Wright and Rebecca Wright,
both o f Sanford.
Funeral services will be
held Saturday, April 16, at
11 a.m. at New Life Word
Center, 1300 Oak Avenue in
Sanford, Rev. Ronald W.
M erthie, Pastor. Viewing
w ill be Friday, April 15,
from 4 until 8 p.m. at
W ilson-Eichelberger
Mortuary.
W ilson-Eichelberger
Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in
charge of arrangem ents.
PHILIP J. COSTA
Philip J. Costa, 82, of
W inter Park, died Saturday,
April 9, 2005 at M ayflower
H ealth Care, W inter Park.
He was born in Newark,
N.J.
He was in sales and a
m em ber of St. Margaret
M ary Church.
Survivors include wife,
C eleste J. Costa of Winter
Park; son, Daniel Costa of
M aitland; daughters, Nancy
C. Abelle of Ashland, Ore.,
Susan C. G rieg o f New
Smnvma
yrna Beach; two grand*
children.
Funeral services will be
held at St. M argaret Mary
C atholic Church at a date to
be determ ined, with burial
by M etro Crematory.
C ollison Family Funeral
Hom es A Crematory,
H ow ell Branch Chapel,
W inter Park, in charge of
arrangem ents.
ELIZABETH "B ET H "
DOUGLAS
Elizabeth “Beth" Douglas,
83, o f Casselberry, died
Friday, April 8, 205 in
Apopka. She was bum Julv
19, 1921 in Bloom ington, HI.
She was a secretary in the
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insurance industry.
Survivors include son,
Jam es Douglas; four grand
children; eight great-grand
children.
A graveside service will
be held Thursday, April
14,m at 11 a.m. at Daytona
M emorial Park, with burial
to follow.
Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral
Home, Oaklawn Chapel,
Sanford/Lake Mary, in
charge of arrangem ents.
EVELYN O. JONES
Evelyn O. Jones, 70, of
Orlando, form erly of
Sanford,
died
Sunday,
April 10,
2005. She
was a
native of
Sanford.
She was a
former
"M iss
Sanford"
during the
1950s. She
was an advertising execu
tive for The Sanford Herald
in the 1950s and 60s. She
was a member of Church of
God of Prophecy, Whole
World Gospel Center,
Sanford.
Survivors include sons,
Joel Evans of Franklin, N.C.,
Auren Evans of G eneva;
daughters, Alexandrine
Galbreath of Orlando;
Penelope Evans of
Harrisburg, Penn.; brothers,
Glynn Jones o f Altam onte
Springs and Frederick Jones
of Sanford; sister, Shirley
Bagiev of Lake Mary; seven
grandchildren; one greatgrandson.
Funeral services will be
Wednesday, April 13, at 11
a.m. at the Church of God of
Prophecy Whole World
Gospel Center, 2509 Elm
venue. Burial will be in
Vidalia, Georgia. In lieu of
flow ers, donations may be
m ade to the American
C ancer Society, O rlando
M etro Unit, 1601 W.
Colonial Drive, Orlando,
32804 or H ospice o f the
Com forter, 480 West Central
Parkway, A ltam onte
Springs, 32714.
Brisson Funeral Home,
Sanford, in charge of
arrangem ents.
FRED I. LICHTWARK
Fred I. Lichtwark, 95, of
A ltam onte Springs, died
Thursday, April 7, 2005. He
was b o m May 18, 1909, in
Herrick Center, Pa.
He w’as owner /operator
in the plum bing and heating
industry.
He was a Ham Radio
ANA MARIA RUIZ
Ana "A n n ie" M aria Ruiz,
55, of Longwood, died
Monday, April II, 2005.
Born in New York City, she
moved to Central Florida in
1998.
She w’as a case worker
with the State of Florida and
member of the Born Again
C hristian Church.
Survivors include hus
band. Jay Ruiz of
Longw’ood; son Jay Ruiz of
M iami; sisters Carm en
Feliciano and Antonia
M artinez both of
Kissim m ee, Palm ira Colon
of New York; brother,
A lfonso M artinez of New
York C ity; three grandchil
dren.
Funeral services will be
held Thursday, April 14, at
Collison fam ily Funeral
Hom es with Pastor Angel
Rosado officiating. Burial
will be at Longwood
Barfield Funeral Home
“7b Serve As We Would Be Served”
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GERALD INE HELEN
COSBY SAMS
G eraldine Helen Cosby
Sams, 58, of M ountain Top,
Penn., died Sunday, April
111, 2005 at O rlando
Regional medical Center,
Lucerne Medical Center,
Orlando.
She was born in
Brooklyn, N.Y. She was a
teacher at Colonial high
School and a m ember o f SI.
M argaret M ary Catholic
Church.
Survivors include mother,
Helen Schnepf of Mountain
Top Penn., father, Robert
Schnepf of M elbourne
Beach; daughter, Kelly Sams
of Rwanda, Africa; brother,
Peter Schnepf of New York
City; sisters, Lois Holbrook
of M outain Top, Penn., and
Pat G ottlieb of Raleigh, N.C.
Funeral Services will be
held Friday, April 15, a 12
p.m. at St. M argaret Mary
Catholic Church with Father
Carl Bargin officiating.
Burial will be in
Fountainhead Memorial
Park.*
Collison Family Funeral
Homes A Crematory,
Howell Branch Chapel,
Winter Park, in charge of
arrangem ents.
MYRTLE IRENE STACK
M yrtle Irene Stack, 75, of
Longwood, died Sunday,
April 10, 2005 at ORM C
Lucerne M edical Center,
Orlando.
Born in N ashville, Tenn.,
she moved to Central
Florida in 1941.
She was a court reporter
and a m em ber of
Com m unity United
M ethodist Church.
Survivors include sister,
Helen McNatt of
Longwood.
Funeral services will be
held Wednesday, April 13,
at Com m unity United
M ethodist Church, with
burial by Metro Crematory.
It all started as fun and games.
A bunch of guys would get
together for a few sociable
drinks. In 1872, there wasn’t
much to do except entertain
yourselves. But in the early
1900s, the group decided that all
play was no fun and games. (
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pose.
Polio was afflicting children
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the
country
Service C lu b
and
they
Connections
wanted to do
something to
help stop its
r a m p a n t
growth, Thus,
Bahia Shrine
launched
a
national cam
paign
to
improve
Charles
health among
Jack so n
child ren, and
in
1922.
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opened its first
hospital in Shreveport, Li.
Tuday, Shriners has 22 hospi
tals (three bum hospitals), and
serves more than 700,000 chil
dren a year in these facilities.
Gary Bergenske, potente for
Bahia Shrine Central that covenseven
counties
including
Seminole, told tl»o store as guest
speaker recently at the Sanlord
Rotary Club Noon meeting
"Our llieme this year is "fun
with a purpose," Bergenske said.
Bergenske said Shriners
serves children with physical
problems, such as those* Kim
with birth defects or experienced
the loss of limbs. Shriners chil
dren's hospitals leads the nation
in n*searvh on burned victims
The closest Shriners bum-unit
hospital is located in Cincinnati,
Ohio. Children are flown by air
ambulance to tlx* facility
The children are treated free
of charge, which means Shriners
foots the bill A ride on an air
ambulance costs $8,000.
The closest Shriners hospital
is located in Tampa. That fad lire
specializes in treating children
with orthopedic problems.
Anta/ed at all Shriners does. I
later talked with Sanford’s No. 1
Shriner, Billy "Mr. Bill” Painter,
owner of the Colonial Room
Restaurant about how Shnnors
affords to take cate of mi many
children.
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and pulled out a pamphlet tli.it
C ollison Family Funeral
Homes A Crematory,
Longwood, in charge of
arrangem ents.
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states Shriners’ 2004
budget at $596 million. "A n d 1
percent of tlie money goes to
patient care and research," Mr.
Bill said as lie road portions from
the manual.
"A large portion of our money
comes from endowments," Mr.
Bill said.
He said many contributions
come from people like you and
me who drop a few bucks into
buckets of Shriners who stand
on local comers asking for sup
port. So, the next time you see
Shriners with their hands out
know that their hands are reach
ing thousands of children who
cannot help tliemselves.
SANFORD
O PTIM IST
ESSAY WINNER Elisabeth
Gilbert recently w’on the North
Florida Optimist Ihslrid compe
tition and is lieaded to interna
tional competition next month.
Gilbert. 17-vear-old Seminole
High School student, wrote
about" TTh* Power of One." If she
wins the international contest
she will receive a $5,(XX) scholar
ship. Gilbert won tlx* local com
petition in early February.
ROTARY AND SODA POPS
teamed up tci raise $8,(XX)
Saturday night for Isumani vic
tims. The SODA I*OPS, of
Miriam and Valerie Dance
Studio, performed at Helen
Stairs Theatre* in a relief effort for
tlx* victims They raised $fi,(XX)
through ticket sales, contribu
tions and sponsorships. The
Sanford Rotary G ub matched
that amount with SZOtXl for a
grand total of $8.1X11)
ORATORICAL CONTEST
winners
Alicja
Duda
of
Millennium Middle School and
Jason Schnier of Seminole High
School
won
the Sanford
Optimist Gub contest Thursday
and will advance to zone compe
tition next Thursday at the
Sanford Church ot Christ, 15(X)
Park Ave. Tlx* students spoke on
the subject, "Mv Hero."
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Edna Morgan, 77, of
W inter Springs, died
Sunday, Aril 10, 2005, at
Tuskawilla Rehab A
N ursing Home, Winter
Springs.
Bom in Kingston,
Jam aica, he moved to
Central Florida from New
York In 2000.
He was a surgical techni
cian and a m em ber of
Church of the New
Covenant.
Survivors include several
nieces and nephews; three
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be
Saturday, April 16, at 11
a.m. at Church of the New
Covenant with Father Carl
Buffington officiating.
Burial will be in Longwood
Memorial Gardens. Viewing
will be Friday, April 15 from
6 to 8 p.m. at C ollison
Family Funeral Humes A
Crematory.
Collison family Funeral
Homes A Crematory,
Howell Branch Chapel,
W inter Park, in charge of
arrangem ents.
M em orial G ardens. Viewing
will be Wednesday, from 2
until 4 p.m. and 6 until 8
.m. at Collison Family
uneral Homes.
C ollison Family Funeral
Homes A Crematory, South
Sem inole Chapel,
Longwood, in charge of
arrangem ents.
Shriners’ fun has purpose
of saving young people
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operator, a former member
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member of Concord Street
Church of Christ.
He was a veteran of both
the U.S. Army and the U.S.
Navy.
Survivors include wife,
Myrtice; sister, Clara Barger
of Indiana.
Graveside services were
held Monday, April 11 at
Florida National Cemetery,
Bushnell.
Baldw in-Fairchild Funeral
Home, O aklaw n Chapel,
Sanford /Lake Mary, in
charge of arrangem ents.
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P*ctui» In a campaign ad for
wcnaid D. Mitchell Sr., that
appeared In the Sanford
Herakl on March 27,2005."
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It’s in the
hands o f the
Elections
Commission.
Tooley told The Herald
M onday that he did sign the
H ^ J ^ n m ^ t to him by
*1 have not filed any kind
o f complaint against Mr.
Mitchell,* Tooley said. "1 was
asked if 1 authorized the
photo in the ad. I said no, and
th at w as the extent of my
Later Monday, Tooley said
he had no problem with the
photo in m e ad and that
Mitchell had run a good cam
paign.
*Tve stayed very neutral in
the campaign, and that has
been my policy," he said.
Mitchell said the chief called
him Monday to say he had no
nnplaint about the picture.
Mitchell also said the other
people in the two photos in
question have not been con
tacted by Woodruff. The other
people depicted in the two
photos are two AfricanAmerican police officers and
tw o African-American mem
b ers o f the Martin Luther
King Committee from 2003.
Mitchell said the com
plaints appear racially moti
vated at a time when the city
should be coming together
after the election.
The
other
com plaints
against M itchell focus on
phone calls made by the cam
paign to voters.
According to the com
plaint, the calls were made to
District 1 voters on Sunday,
March 27, two days before the
runoff election. The caller
identifies herself as Jodie's or
Jolie's mother from down the
street.
“N o such person exists on
each street called," Woodruff
wrote in the complaint. "The
caller stated that I (Art
W oodruff) as com m issioner
had never once set foot in her
neighborhood, and that I did
not return her phone calls.
This statement is false."
H e added that the call was
m ade to multiple neighbor
hoods in which he had done
work in as commissioner. The
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There was no
intent to
defraud.
car
JJ
com plaint also notes the
Florida law stating that a can
didate must file a written
authorization for a person or
organization to m ake tele
phone calls supporting the
candidate prior to the time the
calls begin.
Mitchell said he did not
realize at the time his cam
paign was required to file
paperwork prior to making
calls. He acknowledges that
the paperwork should have
been filed. However, the per
son in the call exists. The
m other does exist, and
Mitchell said he can get affi
davits to prove it. The person
on the phone* was not the
mother, ho explained, but was
an actor portraying the real
person.
Mitchell said Woodruff
called him irate about the tele
marketing. Woodruff said he
may have called Mitchell
twice, and one of them was a
courtesy to tell him he would
file a complaint.
"The
com plaints
were
mailed before the election was
over," Woodruff said. A tape
of the telemarketing call was
sent
to
the
Elections
Commission, he added.
When asked whether the
complaints looked like he was
afraid he would lose the elec
tion, he replied: "I knew it
would have no bearing on the
actual election. It was a matter
of, I think, the election laws
should be followed and
enforced."
"As far as I'm concerned
it’s in the h an ds o f the
Elections
Com m ission,"
Woodruff said.
He said he knew the comtaints would not be decided
L’fore the election.
"1 would not im agine it
could be used to change the
outcom e of the election,"
Woodruff said. He added that
he saw som e questionable
activities and brought them to
the state’s attention.
M itchell is weighing his
options. He Has 20 days to
respond to the Elections
Commission about the allega
tions.
"There was no intent to
defraud,"
M itchell
said
Monday. He may ask for a
vote recount. He has 30 days
from the March 29 election to
make that request. If it turns
out he did nothing wrong, he
may ask for Woodruff's resig
nation.
Mitchell even hinted at fil
ing a harassment charge
against Woodruff for the late
night irate telephone calls.
According to a letter to
M itchell from Barbara M.
Linthicum, executive director
o f the Florida Elections
Com m ission, the case has
been handl'd over to investi
gator Margie Wade.
Wade said she could not
discuss any aspect of the case.
She did say that the charges
are civil and could result in a
$1,000 fine for each count. She
will investigate the matter, but
has no timeline.
Wade also said her work
will be handed over to the
Elections Commission, which
will make the final determina
tion.
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Brett considers herself an
illustrator, a career choice she
made as a child. She acknowl
edges that writing can be diffi
cult for her. She comes from a
family of teachers, she said, but
she doesn't consider herself one.
Instead she describes herself
as a communicator with chil
dren.
"There is an unspoken mes
sage in every family," she said.
"In our house the message was
to always be thoughtful with
children."
Her father always thought of
children as the future. As adults
we loose the wonder and dis
covery of childhood, but in her
books, Brett said she tries to
recapture that lost energy.
"Children think about the
world in fresh ways," B a it said.
The way she connects with
children, she said, Is through the
detailed artwork with the sto
ries. If children cannot read yet,
or the>’ have challenges such as
dyslexia, they can still see story
in the illustratioas.
"I feel like I have a special
place in the world,” Brett said.
"Children can look at the illus
trations and have a sense of
story Children are really amaz
ing in that they understand
nuance, irony and even black
humor.”
They mav not have the skills
to express these, she addl'd, but
the)1are very smart and under
stand them on their level.
Much of her storytelling
stems from the travels of Brett
and Ifeame. A inn to Costa Rica
served as research for her latest
book. "The Umbrella.” Two
teachers suggested an Hispanic
theme to one of her most
famous Ixxiks, "The Mitten."
In "The Umbrella,” a boy
searches for animals in the
misty rainforest. He drops his
umbrella at the ba*** of tree hi*
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Wilson Elementary teacher Martha Rydenbark, right, stands with
Alexis Hayes and ‘Hedgie,’ the beloved character often seen in the
books of Jan Brett, who visited the school Monday.
climbs to get a better view.
Animals such as a quetzal, a
tapir, and even a jaguar end up
talcing a short trip down a river
in the upturned umbrella.
The trips add realism to her
stones, Brett said. For her first
bixik. "St. Patrick’s Day in the
Morning" she went to Ireland
with her then S-year-old daugh
ter. Everything she had read
about Ireland turned out to be
true, but the trip lent authentici
ty to her story, she said.
St. Patrick's Day in Ireland,
for example, is much more relipous and less of the party as
las evolved in the United
States.
Knowing her profession at
such a young age has helped,
but also hurt. For a time, Brvtt
said she figured she didn’t need
to study. She would simply
illustrate.
Still she developed her style
at a young age, and her
renowned borders included in
man)’ of her books began with a
desire to give hints and predic
[
tions about the upcoming pages
of the story.
Her first publisher didn’t
favor the borders, she said. With
her second work, "Fntz and the
Beautiful Horses," she insisted
on them.
Brett
praised
Wilson
Elementary, especially the com
puter lab in the Media Center
where she signed books, and
the adjacent television produc
tion n x m She slid she loves
meeting the children
She admired artwork on tinwall, noticing details students
added to their drawings of tou
cans.
"I want them to lx* creative,"
she said of the students. "That is
a tool they will use for their
whole life." Creativity will help
them in problems solving and
fob decisions later in life.
She also hopes children
watch less television. Some
great programming exists, but
children spt-nd so many hours
in front of televisions
"TV can lx- a time killer," said
Brett, who does not own a se t
"Spend time to think and talk,
not just watching someone
else’s thoughts all the time.
Creativity is part of our human
ity."
One aspect frustrates Brett
about the school visits and her
annual 23-city tour to promote
new material — there isn't
enough time with the young
people.
Sne doesn't get much person
nel time with her readers, just a
few seconds to say hello and
sign a book.
She and Heame have made a
choice lo connect through the
Internet. Heame produces all
the materia] for the Web site. He
adds new items at least ever)two weeks, he said.
Brett's next book will publish
in the fall. The title is "Honey,
Honey Bear," and it contains
borders, Brett said. A bus tour
will follow taking the couple
Massachusetts to Los Angeles.
Pensacola is the closest the tour
will come to Central Florida,
Heame slid.
The new book will reflect the
couple's three visits to Africa.
Tlx- Web site contains a special
video of the Brett in Botswana.
Heame gets excited about the
video and telis some children
nearby to watch what an ele
phant dix-s to Brett's safari hat.
You'll have to check out the Web
site to find out.
Brvtt releases one book per
year. She- will return to Centra!
Florida on a private trip to the
Kennedy Spaa- Center in a a>uple of weeks. She will research
for a hook about Ht-dgie's visit
to outer spaa-.
That lxx>k will not include
borders, she said. Maybe her
readers will forgive her that one
time, and 30 million Web site
visitors can always explore
something new with Brvtt.
MaraM photo by Tommy Vtwaam
Children's book author and illustrator Jan Brett draws one of the
colorful characters from her latest book. “The Umbrella.”
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Sports Editor
The Seminole High School
softball team got a little icing
on its cake on Friday.
The Fighting Seminole*'
annual Barbecue and Family
Fun Day turned out to be a big
success, with head coach Dave
Rogers having to cook a lot
more slabs of ribs and chicken
dinners than he originally
planned despite not doing a
whole lot of advertising to the
public this time.
The girls then put an excla
mation mark on the fantastic
day by rolling over district foe
Oviedo, 13-3, in the Tim Raines
Athletic Park.
Senior first baseman Ashley
Tabor continued her hot hitting
of late, going three-for-three,
while sophomore Amanda
Edelman was two-for-three and
senior Jennifer Davis drove in a
pair of runs to lead the Notes'
offensive attack as the hosts
improved to 13-4 on the sea
son.
Gonzalez had a big game for
the Lions, hitting a home run
and driving In two of the three
runs.
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Winter Springs has also been
coming on of late, winning a
pair of games over the week*
end to improve to 11*7 on the
season.
Freshman Richelie Raley had
a monster game as the Bean
flattened Lake Howell, 22-1, In
a Seminole Athletic Conference
ame stopped after five Innings
the run rule.
Raley gave up four hits and
struck out four in five innings
in the circle to win the first
game*of her careet then helped
her ov
own cause by going three*
for-three and driving in three
runs at the plate.
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Volusia district sweep raises
Tribe season mark to 10-10
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Cole added a single for the
Nolee.
On Friday, the Fighting
Seminole* rallied for two tuns
in die bottom of the seventh
inning to edge Deland (104),
2-1, in a Class 6A-District 2
contest at Alumni Field in the
Dm Raines Athletic Park.
Luke Kimmig went the dis
tance on the mound, scattering
six hits and allowing only one
unearned run, while striking
out six and walking only one to
get the pitching victory.
Seminole, which only had
three hits in the game, used
walks and errors to load the
bases before the tying run came
home on a passed ball and then
Quinn lined a shot to left to
score the game-winning run.
Hines had a triple, white
Quinn was one-for-threo with
the RBI and Cole was one-fortwo. Kimmig and Diener
scored the runs.
Oviedo (11-4) also had a win
over Deltona on Friday as
Fontanez struck out four in six
innings of work and also went
four-for-four at the plate.
Lyman (12*8) bounced back
from a recent dry-spell with a
pair of nice wins over the
weekend.
Senior Jeff Hummel raised
his record to 4*1, scattering 10
hits, in a 5-2 victory over
Mainland (6-8) on Friday.
He also helped himself at the
plate, going two-for-four with
Don't look now, but the
Seminole High School baseball
team Is back.
The Fighting Seminole* won
their fourth straight game, and
sixth in seven starts, with a 7*1
victory over district foe
Deltona (2*14), on the road,
Monday night to even their
season record at 10-10. The win
also avenged an eariy-aeaaon
loss at home to the Wolves.
Senior Charlie Aravi gave up
his first run of the season, but
still got the pitching victory,
giving up one earned run on
three nits and two walks, while
striking out one, in 4*2/3
innings of work. Junior Mike
Pruaak pitched a perfect 2-1 /3
innings of relief, striking out
two, to earn the save.
Kyle Diener only had one hit
in two official trips to the plate,
but he also had a pair of sacri
fices and drove in five of the
Tribe's seven runs.
John Dgen had a big game,
going three-for-fout scoring
three runs and driving in one,
while David Walden was twofor-three with a double and an
RBI and Matt Hines was twofor-four.
Tom Quinn also had a big
evening, going one-for-two
with two walks and three runs
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Senior second baseman
Danny Roman was the big man
with the stick, however; going
three-for-four with a double.
Monday night the
Greyhounds picked up a nice
Seminole Athletic Conference
victory, rolling over Winter
Springs, 8-2.
Senior Justin Cokeroft was
the winning pitcher; striking
out eight while Junior Clint
Franklin was big at the plate,
going four-for-five with a dou
ble. Senior Bryan Bennett
chipped in with a two*for*three
effort which included a double.
Sophomore Tony Caldwell
was three-for-three for the
Bears.
Lake Mary suffered a big set
back in the Class 6A-District 3
race, falling to Apopka (11*5),
7-2. Biederman was two-for
three with a triple and a double
and two RBI for the Rams,
while Bissell had another big
game, going two-for-three with
a double.
Orangcwood Christian (8-8)
got over .500 on Friday by dis
mantling Deltona Trinity
Christian, scoring 11 runs in
the bottom of the first inning
and going on for a 23-2 five
inning win at Historic Sanford
Memorial Stadium on Friday,
but then fell back to .500 by
dropping an 9-3 decision to
Central Florida Christian
Academy (17-4) at HSMS on
Monday.
Sanford's Chandler
Robertson had a big night on
Friday in front of the home
town fans, going three-for-five
and driving in four runs, while
McBath was two-for-three with
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scattered six hits arid allowed
only one unearned run, while
striking out six and walking
only one, to keep host
Seminole within striking dis
tance before his mates could
rally for a 2-1 victory over
DeLand last Friday at Alumni
Field. Lyman senior second
baseman
Danny
Rom an
(throwing to first, left) was the
big man with the stick, going
three-for-four with a double
as the Greyhounds defeated
Mainland, 5*2, on Friday.
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LAKE MARY SCORES RIG VOLLEYBALL WIN
Miranda had 24 kills, Holladay 40 assisti and Wheeler 29
digs as the Lake Mary boys volleyball team won its 10th
match of the season, against fust four losses, in avenging
and earlier loss to Bishop Moore (9-5) in five hard-fought
games on Monday.
The Rams trailed in the match, twice, 1-0 and 2-1, before
rallying to win the final game and the tie-breaker, 21-25,
25-23, 22-25, 25-21 and 15-12.
SAC QUALIFIES SIX IN WEIGHTLIFTING
Seminole had two automatic lifters qualify for the state
meet, while Winter Springs, Lake Brantley and Oviedo had
one each, at the Class 2A-Section 3 Boys Weightlfting Meet
at Spruce Creek High School this past Saturday.
Only weight class winners earned automatic berths to the
State Meet to be held in Gainesville the weekend of April
23rd, but as many as three at-large selections could make it
in each weight class. Those at-large bids will be determined
later this week.
The Tribe's Sam Kicklighter hefted 485 pounds to win at
139 and football star Kevin Harris totaled 750 pounds to
take the 238-pound class.
Also winning on Saturday were Winter Springs' Ricardo
Burgos (460 pounds) at 129, Lake Brantley's Tom Sprys
(645) at 199 and Oviedo's Andrew Lark (780) in the heavy
weight division.
SANFORD POP WARNER FOOTBALL
The Sanford Youth Football Association (SYFA) is looking
for football/Cheerleading Coaches, volunteers and spon
sors for this coming season.
The league will hold registration this Saturday, April 16,
at the McDonalds inside the Walmart on Rinehart Road,
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The group will also hold an SYFA Family Night and
Registration at the same McDonalds next Tuesday (April
19m) from 6 p.nv-to-9 p.m. and everyone is invited to come
out and support the SYFA.
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
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HELD AT FORT GATLIN RECREATION COMPLEX
Orange County Parks and Recreation will host a second
lifeguard job fair at the Fort Gatlin Recreation Complex on
Wednesday, April 20.
This two and one-half hour job fair will begin at 4 p.m.
The job fair will be used to staff Orange County's aquatic
centers during the upcoming summer season. Job fair
attendees need not be certified lifeguards, as candidates
selected for employment will receive free lifeguard instruc
tion.
The job fair will include interviews and water skills eval
uations. The water skills evaluation will consist of: swim
ming 500-yards non-stop while utilizing the breaststroke
and front crawl with rhythmic breathing and a stabilizing,
propellant kick; and swimming 20 yards using front crawl
or breaststroke, surface diving to a depth of 7 to 10 feet,
retrieving a 10-pound object, returning to surface and
swimming 20 yards back to starting point.
All attendees will need to bring tneir driver's license and
social security card. For more information, please contact
Orange County Parks and Recreation at (407) 836-6200.
Fort Gatlin Recreation Complex is located at 2009 Lake
Margaret Drive in Orlando. For directions, please contact
the Fort Gatlin Recreation Complex at (407) 858-3290.
BOAT BOX DERBY
The Central Florida Soap Box Derby and The Sanford
Recreation Department will be sponsoring a two-day
Derby Rally Day the weekend of April 23rd and 24tn.
Each car will run a minimum of two races (Double
Elimination Time Swap) and car and driver must meet
AASBD standards. Cars must use Z-Glass Wheels (No
Wheel Bank) and the classes are Stock, Superstock and
Master.
You must be pre-registered and paid by April 21, NO ON
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family member (brother or sister), $75.00.
Check in time is 7 a m. and the first race starts at 8 a.m.
For more information call Race Director Norm Perry at
the SRD (407-330-5697) or at home (321-267-0168).
SHS BOOSTER'S CLUB GOLF
The 16th Annual Seminole High School Booster's Club
Gotf Tournament will be held on Saturday, May 14th at
Mayfair Country Club.
Tne event will begin at 8 a.m. with a shotgun start and
will be played under a Scramble Format.
Donation is $70 per player and Hole Sponsorship is avail
able at $100. Mulligans are available for $5 or three for $10.
There is also a special offer of $330 for four players and a
hole sponsorship.
Lunch is included afterwards along with an awards pres
entation which will include many door prize giveaways.
If you have any questions you can call Coaon Mick Harris
at 407-320-5215 in tne mornings and 407-320-5123 in the
afternoon.
To donate at door prize, please call Athletic Director Mike
Powers at 407-320-5058 or Assistant Principal Mike
Gaudreau at 407-320-5102.
UCF BOYS BASKETBALL CAMPS
The University of Central Florida/Kirk Speraw
Basketball Camp will be holding camps this summer.
Camps are open to players ages 7-to-17 and begin a 9
a.m. and end a 4 p.m. daily. Activities include professional
instruction. 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 competition and daily con
tests. Each camper will receive a camp basketball camp tshirt and a daily lunch. All camp activities will be held in
the (air-conditioned) UCF Arena.
Camp dates are:
Session I .Ju n e 7-10.
Session II. June 13-17.
Session III. June 20-24.
For more information and to receive a camp brochure,
please call 407-823-5805 or go to the web page at www.just•portscamps.com / speraw.
DEREK WAUGH-STETSON BASKETBALL CAMPS
The Derek Waugh-Stetson University Basketball Camps
will be held in June and July at the Edmunds Activities
Center in DeLand. The Camps and dates are as follows.
Shooting Camp _ June 10-12.
Position Camp _ June 12-16.
High School Team Camp _ June 25-26.
Individual Camp _ June 26-30.
Individual Camp _ July 24-28.
For more information check out the website at www^tetson.edu / hoopcamp or call Sebastian Singletary at 386-822•101 or e-mail at ssiiqtlefsteison.edu.
BASEBALL PLAYERS WANTED
The National Youth Baseball Association is looking for
youth baseball players between the agre of 12-20 that would
Ukt to be a part of its 2005 National and International
Tournament TeamU) and/or the Summer Wooden Bat
will be traveling to Ohio,
to 14*>-16 players per laam, par age
ciU be accepted on a first corns Bret
Lyman Invite a useful tool for
upcoming district track meets
B y Tony Dafiormter
Special to the Herald
LONGWOOD — With the Seminole
Athletic Conference and district meets
looming over the next 10 days, most of the
Seminole County high school track and
field teams used last Friday's Lyman
Invitational to sec who is ready to compete
and in what event.
Oviedo High School's Jennifer Barringer,
for example, is still making the transition
from running in the cross count™ world
championships to competing in high
school track meets.
"This is only her third track meet since
getting back from the world champi
onships," said Oviedo coach Jay Getty.
"We've been trying to do something differ
ent in every meet. Tonight was a free speed
workout against good competition."
That meant that instead of running her
traditional double of the 1,600 and 3,200meter runs (the metric mile and two mile),
Barringer ran in the 800 and 1,600. While
the event line-up was slightly different, the
results weren't as Barringer swept the
events, winning in 2:15.71 and 4:56.54,
respectively.
Barringer also ran a leg on Oviedo's 4 x
400 relay that finished fifth (4:21.9).
"She's being running long cross country
workouts to get ready for the 6-kilometer
distance that they run at the world cham
pionships while everyone else has been
doing repeat work to prepare for the short
er distances that they run in the track sea
son." explained Getty. "It’s a big change."
While there was some trial-and-error
experimenting and training going on, the
competition for the team titles was as keen
as it will be when the schools get into the
championship season.
The Seminole boys, who scored only
three points in the field events, scored 37
points in the 1<X), 2(X), and 400 dashes and
won both relay events on the way to forg
ing a tie with Pine Ridge for the ieam
championship (each with 61 points).
Trailing by 10 team points heading into
the final event _ the 4 x 400 relay _ the
Tribe had to win the event and nope that
Pine Ridge finished out of the scoring to
create the tie. That's exactly what hap
pened as Seminole cranked out a winning
time of 3:26.47 (more than four seconds
faster than second-place Jones) while Pine
Ridge’s time was lith fastest.
The Lyman boys tied for third with New
Smyrna Beach at 61 points. Lake Brantley
finished in a tie with Leesburg for 10th (33
points) while Winter Springs came in 13th
(21) and Oviedo placed 17m (2).
There wasn't as much drama in the girls,
competition as the host Lyman Lady
Greyhounds came out on top (71.5 points)
ahead of Leesburg and Pine Ridge (bed for
second at 62). Oviedo was fifth (44.5),
Seminole tied Jones for seventh (41),
Winter Springs came in 12th (26), Lake
Brantley finished 13th (20) and Lake Mary
was 20th (5.5).
Along with the first-place relays, scoring
points for the Seminole boys were Robert
Peterson (first in the 100 dash, 11:05, and
second in the 200 dash, 22.94),), Travis
Knight (second, 100 dash, 11.15), Eric
Johnson (third, 200 dash, 23.23), Irvin
Collier (fourth, 400 dash, 50.79), Kevin
Harris (sixth, shot put, 44-5), Demetrius
Sessions (fourth, 300 intermediate hurdles,
42.15, and eighth, 110 high hurdles, 16.61).
Leading the Lyman Greyhounds were
Von Dixon (first long jump, 22-4s. and
third, 110 high hurdles, 15.02), Dan
Hamilton (first pole vault 12-0), Shaun
Roberts (first ,400 dash, 49.96), Chris
Bridgeman (second, pole vault 12-0),
Antoine Hall (fourth, triple jump, 41-4),
Jordan Eiserman (fourth, 3200 run,
10:10.32), C J. Walker (fourth, 100 dash
11.27), Gcrodney Barnes (sixth 200 dash
23.76), and the 4 x 400 relay (sixth, 3:38.55).
The Lake Brantley Patriots were powered
by Kyle Kirby (third, discus, 130-1),
Timothy Myszak (third, 400 dash, 50.27),
Rodney Thomas (sixth, 400 dash, 51.35),
Andrew Lahayes (sixth, pole vault 10-6),
Scan Murphy (sixth, triple jump, 40-4J],
and tied for sixth in the high jump, 5-8),
Kevin O'Malley (sixth, 1600 run, 4.-43.9L
and eighth, KUO run, 1&27.52JL and th#4 x
400 relay (third, 3:36.25).
Scoring for the Winter Springs Bears
were Chris Krack (second, shot p u t 4!
45-10,
Jones
and fourth, discus, 124-0), Kyle J<
ie4x400
(third, 1600 n u t 4:31.35), and the
relay (seventh, 3:39.27).
Sammy Palmer finished seventh In the
3,200 run (10:25.05) for die Oviedo boy*.
Nefe Bennefield guided the Lyman Lads
Greyhounds by winning the discus (112-5)
and placing second in dlie shot put (34-11
fiflh in the 100 high hurdles (16351 and
sixth in the long jump (15-11).
Also scoring for Lyman were Anisaa
Cleveland (first 100 dash, 12.56, and third,
200 dash, 26.75), Quawandis Grubbs (sec
ond, 300 low hurdles, 46.96), fourth, long
jump, 16-3, and third, 100 high hurdles,
15.52), Alyssa Wheeler (seventh, shot p u t
29-2, and sixth, discus, 83-11), Julia Mays
(fifth, 400 dash, 1:03.06, and sixth, triple
jump, 32-511), and Christa Phillips (tied for
eighth in the pole vault 77-6).
Along with Barringer's two wins, the
Oviedo Lions received points from
Brittney McDermott (first pole vault 10-0),
Amanda Keyes (bed for the third in the
pole vault 9-0), Pephanie Aurelus (sixth,
100 dash, 13.17), and Adriana Anderson
(seventh, high jump, 441).
The Seminole girls, who won both the 4
x 100 (50.29) and4 x 400 (4:13.95) reUys,
received points from Brittney Martin (ssi
ond, 200 dash, 26.4), Evelyn Moore (sec
ond, 400 dash, 101.451 and Faith
Hampton (fourth, 100 dash, 13.05).
Winter Springs, points came from
Narissa Ewing (first in the shot put 35-11
Martika Jones (first, triple jump, 34- fj),
and the 4 x 100 relay (fourth, 51.35).
Lake Brantley was led by Amanda
Hintze (second, 1600 run, 5:14.95), KerriAnn Brown (third, 100 dash, 12.89), Darde
Stahler (fifth, 800 ran, 2:27.69), and Azura
Robillaid (seventh, 400 dash, 1:04.81).
Meagan Martin finished in a tie for third
in the pole vault (9-0) for Lake Mary.
Softball —
Continued from Page IB
Raley's heroics almost over
shadowed a huge night for sen
ior Morgan Mason, who went
three-for-four, hitting a pair of
home run and a double, and
driving in five runs.
Mason's home runs also
made her the all-time career
leader for home runs at Winter
Springs
Sopni
Sophomore
Christine Ri*ser
continued her outstanding sea
son, taking a break from her
pitching duties to go two-forthree with her 16th double of
the season.
Senior Becca Davis also had a
pair of hits on the evening,
including a double.
The Bears then picked up a
big Class 6A-District 2 victory
on Monday as Roser struck out
eight in a route-going, 3-1, win
at Deltona.
Senior Jenna Colonel paced
the offense, going two-for-three
and sailing two of the runs.
Lake Mary (15-5) also picked
up a big district win, edging
past Apopka (7-9), 3-2, in a
Class 6A-District 3 game on
Friday.
Freshman Hope* Bitzer went
the distamv in the circle, strik
ing out eight, and also hit a
home run The other two runs
were driven in bv senior
Andrea Wain, who proved she
has a bat to go along with her
strong pitching arm.
Lake Brantley (7-111 also
picked up an impressive 6A-3
win, whitewashing University
(3-17), 11-0.
Griffin was two-for-two, with
both hits being doubles, while
Stein was two-for-three and
drove in a pair of runs to lead
the Patriots.
Trinity Prep (18-3) won a bat
ik1of district powerhouses,
outscuring Mount Dora Bible
(12-4), 8-2.
Alex Reynolds paced the
Saints attack with a three-forfour, four RBI effort, while
Shannon Griffin provided the
power, going two-for-three
with a home run.
Orangewood Christian (7-7)
picked up a pair of district vic
tories, romping past
Lighthouse Academy, 25-8,
with Murray going two-forthree and striking out 10 in her
five innings of work, while
Longden helped out with a
three-for-four afternoon and
Torrez chipped in by going
two-for-three with a double.
The Rams then stepped up
again and knocked of! Lake
Mary Prep (10-41104, with
Murray again getting the pitch
ing victory, striking out seven,
and Ferguson going two-fortwo, scoring three runs, and
driving in two.
Ruby Ahmad was two-forthree with a run ta x e d and an
RBI for the Griffins.
IHe Master's Academy (11-3)
also got a shutout in a district
battle, whilewarfling Warner
Christian, 12-0, in South
Daytona an Monday.
Junior Rachel Lafemere (11-3)
Sophomore Christine Roser had a pair of pood games over 1
to 11-7 on the season. Roser took a break from her normal duties in the pitching cirde to go 24or-3,
including her 16th double of the eeaaon. in a 22-1 victory over I
circle and (truck out eight aa the Bears picked up a big d a t a fiA-Otetrict 2 victory on Monday in •
route-going, 3-1, win at Deltona.
was the winning pitcher, hurl
ing a three-hitter and striking
out eight, while sophomores
Lindsey Nooft (2-for*3, two
RBI) and Rachel Smith (2-for-2.
RBI) paced a six-hit Eagle
offense. Another soph, Lindsay
Munyon, chipped in with a
triple.
Lake Howell suffered a tough
district loss on Monday as host
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is looking
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Dud Mechanc A nstaters kkist
have 5 yrs e*p transportation
A own tools DFWP 4078305489
Kelly Sarvtcea >s now hiring
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Earn extra Cash’ O v e new cars
part time Call Laura Russell
Courtesy Ford 407-328-6007
Energetic person to* pool store
sales Permanent position,
tlenbledays DFWP 407-6991952
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Final interior commercial
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cleaning
technicians needed Good pay
A benefits. Espd preferred but
will tram motivated individuals
Reliable
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807-324-8000
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Orlando 407-736 8021 EOE
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4700 lor interview
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407-328 5956
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tub retinishmg Will train hard
worker Clean DMV or own
tranaporuten UptoSlAhr Cal
407-328-9939 tor application
*AAIU6uit: Pull W
Benefits 4 Training Provided
Call 407-830-4700
Bervtce Tech: Serious, sett
motivated
individual
to
compliment well established
service tore# Eapenence
required 407-324-2080
HELP W A N T E D
•MAINTENANCENIGHTS/WEEKENDS F/T
•EXPERIENCED FOOD
SERVERS F/T-P/T
•C.NAJACTIVmES
P/T WEEKENDS
Upscale senior living community.
ExcoNtm piV8riw.^Fv*flvr
oav/tenafitt.
Rm ur w Fax 407-322*3005
71— H
elp
97— ArARTMENTS F urnished
W a n ted
Windy Hill
Class A O TR drivers needed
Southeast rrwtwest great pay
package t -800 864 3404
GENEVA Fully Furnished,
living room'sleeper sola
IBR'fBA Cable water A Irish
provided t si A last sec $600
Month 407-349-9297
WORK FROM HOME
Full or Part Time. 50*.
commission Popular Products
$10 00 start up Free materials
407-333-6158
99— A p a r t m e n t s •
U nfurnished
BantorWLkM Mary; 1.2. and
3Be»oomApts sU TTgR tetO
Lake Frcrfl Lrvrg Cal now. 407322-9104 EHO____________
93— R o o m s F o r
Ren t
W tlK LV M W aI T
Starting * SA2/wfc.
Historic Downtown
407-330-4423
103— H o u s e s *
U nfurnished
Brand new 4BR2BA home in
Venetian Bay on Lake Monroe
Al appkancos 2 car garage 407370 3335 407-760 4993 avail
5/105
Eitremely clean coryfurnrm
a'i uti cabw a c indy phone
kitch use sec dr private
entrance Resident owner
AB SO LU U LV
NO:
ALCOHOL.
BMOKINO.
DRUGS Wry re^wctatWi 407-
III I v l |
314-0924
WANAl .) Ml fj I
Room
For
Rent
near
downtown Sanlord all uU<1*s
included immediate move in
407-230-4129
Room For Rent Sanlord Ave
tree cable
weshertdryer.
axtongptytogw $iaav«k 407688-7023
95— R o o m
Ml r. ‘ ...
•It)/) i . v M t .
Sanford:
2/1
Dupiai.
Renovated Tile Floors. New
Appis Fenced yd 08 St
Parking $70at650Dep
Lak# Mary: Lowry 1-2 Pool
Home Appliances. Hard
Wood Floors Double Garage
Poo) A Yard Ma.nl Included
$1375*1375 Dap
m a te
W a n te d
D O Y LI MANAGEMENT
WC RENT ANO M U
HOMES!
Lika Mary Blvd A 427
t375/Mo incl utii M W O
cable nr SCC attpl NS qu«t
ptott 407-322-1607
M A Hwy 4SAma: 31 nopets.
no smoking CHA 1st. last
security
3SA-TSB-4B47
Male or lemaie roommale
war**) for second floor ol 2-story
home In Histone District
Indudes fofl kflehen and bath as
well as private and secure
entrance $575 per month
includes water and cable No
pels
Background check
required Call 407-314-0378
Roommate or ooupie wanted to
share my home Use ol
kitchen pool spa W O
$300 mo includes utilities Pis
can 321-460-0277 or 407 3241729
Seeking a person to share my
home view ol Lake Monroe fol
house privileges Cal 407-3287232 lor an appointment
MONEYTREE
97— A rA R T M E N TS -
STORM DAMAGED?
F urnished
HAVE A YARD SALE TO
HELP IN RECOVERY.
itodtod: HNto^c 315 2 msy
$95<Vmonth 2/1. $590'month
467-8AI-Mdl.
407 - 322-2611
Country
Style
City
Living
Convenient
Spurious
Affordable
300 OFF
1st Mo n t h ' s R e m
Willi U Mti It/asr
k
AniiruvtMt Grriht
�Thk Hu u j )
April 13 & 14. 2005
Page SB
Herald Classifieds
103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d
118—O ffice S pace
For R ent
141—Homes For
S ale
NadM B B S Sudan For
POt/IC BI All T
R I N M IS
•170
Ptneftetd. 0*rtfOf
Nm 3/2 Homo n Cctgryl
ke*. 1405 sq ft 2 C»r
Garage. Available Now'
SltOQ/mo
•2100 Amelia. 2BR Piui
Bono* New Carpof. Carport
No Pat*. No Smoking
$750/mo
1110-R
Par*.
looao 2 «hyy home renovated
lor office usa Over 2200 *q It.
plenty ol parking
Ideal
professional office tor mortgage
or
insurance
agencies,
dtamey* CPA. ete 206EXnAve.
Santord. just oft downtown 1st
St 407 322 4440
I p u r M u m *■ Is*
(o riU rp ric a m f*
date of yewchoke-
H| Hyy
RrMest14
141—Homes For
S ale
Af I0RDABII HOMIS
Sanford:
IBR/tBA apartment with
O L A . Security System water
included $595/mo
•002 Otter's Dan. Sanford:
Brand new Eiacutrve Homo m
Attor Farms' 4B03BA3cat
garage/Gated comm . lat
care included 12400mo
4 0 7 - 3 2 2 867B
VINTURi 1PROPIITIIS
(j 1fl >*1 1* <1 ifftj
BONOMONEY Ncw«i«t)
I'O000 hee homeowner*
itmlrte Ini
Buy■home we* U00 ce*n
Govt FortlWur* Repot*
SCUMOU ORANGE VCXUSIA*
407-321-0759
Ana A Crafla
Built m 1920. 3/2. Pool. 2 Car
Garage Comer Lol Shown by
Appointment
As It S399K
Renovelad: 2/1. with Bonus
Room, appliances lanced yd
carport. $90 900
Renovated: 4/2. ovar 1700 tq
It wl.iv Dm. Fam Rm w/Fplc.
2 Scrnd Porches on over 1/4
ecie fenced yd $130 900
Renovelad: 3/1. w lrv Dm
Fam Rm. on over 1/4 acre
fenced yd $125,900
Gorgeously remodeled home
$135K 4/1 5 t car garage
Empire Place. Santord Rich.
407-323 2573
107— M obile Homes
For R ent
PAUL OSBORNE
viituti i riorums
Santord Adult part 1/1
covered pato Nopals S375
♦ dap 407-314-4154
40] 3714764
I SUV H O U tU FOR CASK
114—
W a r e h o u s e /R e n ta l
S pace
Warehouse
7 500 tq 11
Santord. 3 offices, truck
hearts $3 125 mo (SSOOsq fti
Cal MorhFn. 0-5 407-322-0064
M tn
r/A s
187—S porting
G oods
S upplies
2/1. 55* park, naw pamt.
awning 0 skirting $3500.obo
Terms
407-314-4154
Bede: Al brand new Never-Ftp
Pillow-Top Mattress tats
Queen $135 King $195 407331-1941 or 306 753 0409
Pool table. 8 tt tokd wood. 1*
slate, leather pockets. K0B
rails never used. $pard $3500.
tell $1250 407-260-2000.
O T it t iY f e t
Sitting A
S enter diC arrlsgs Cove: Naw
3/2 OW all appkancas A shad
CompMaty sat k > reedy to more
m $597/mo. includes lot rant,
with approved credit 407-3230100
Pool Table: Gorgeous 8’
furniture-stylo table decorative
legs leather pockets overtired
f three piece Italian tiata
Accessory kit bats Brand new
in crate Cosl $4500 tell
$1350 407-402-1781 or 306753 0488
181— Appliances 4c
F urniture For S ale
Adjustable
Bps: Portable, energy eftoent
IIOnroA. nsutetedoover. ainew
$1295 407-339-0078 or 306216-2946
Bed.
remote
control
heed tool
and
massage deiuie chiropractic
mattress All new with
manufacturer t
warranty
$1050 Compare to Crattmatic
at $2295 407-402-1701 or
306-753-1515
187— S p o r t i n g
G
oods
GJUjnJ
SHOW
Bed black iron canopy with
mattress & bo> springs never
used cost $099 se* $350 407260 2000
T H E B IG O N E II
O V ER 600
TAB LES
BED: NASA technology Visco
memory loam mattress set as
seen on TV Vail 2 year nonpro<alod warranty All new m
plastc Retails $1599 must son
$595 407-831-1322 or 306-7531515 Delivery available
Stereo cabnet. black glass door
w'adjustable shelf $75 TV
media cabinet $75 As kke new
407-328-7201
The Lakeland Canter
Apr 16$ 17
9-5 Sat. 9-4 Sun
Sponsored by Lakeland
Rift#
A Pistol Club. Inc
SAlfMI K llll
ANStUVMI
Public Auction
•VKIfllB
Saturday - April 16th • 9am
FOR SALE
/
181—Appliances 4c
Furniture For S ale
N T A IIIIfl
•7-322-2111
^
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l O
Fair price for owner
CIBb s : CassBtbBrry, OvtBdo, Eustls, Minnsol*,
Altamonte Springs; Volusia A Oscoote
C ounttss; L sk t County Shtrffl; Volusia A
Oacooia School B oards, KUA, QOAA 4 othors.
'nanced home* Call 407221-7959
Loc: 2753 Mwy 441, Zellwood, FL
W
143—O ut or S tate
P roperty For S ale
C ER A M IC S TU D IO
Paint or make your pottery studio.
Franklin N.C: Two tove'y
Double wide* on l « ao
overlooking little Tennessee
River Mountain view* each
home 22. decks on 3 antes
Rent one live in one
Investor* rent both Some
furniture Rents $600mo SeS
lor $ 169K 407-330-1423
Next door to Lake M an Po\t Oil ice.
Excellent Programs /Opportunities
Will Sell Gf Owner’s Cost!
407 330-1135
-
217— G
157—M obile Homes
For S ale
3 0 * Buses. 02 Harley Road Kmg. 100> Vehicles includ
ing LTD Crown Vies, autos, vans, p-ups. 82 CMC Mmi
Pumper. Excavator. FotkWt. Backhoe, Refuse Truck.
Fire Rescue Crash Truck. Am bulances M isc includes,
tractors, mowers, tire m achine, generators, office fum
& m achines, shop & rest e q u ip . TVs. radios,
cell phones, jewelry, police property MORE1!
Toons: Cash, Chsck w/Baok Ltr Guarantee
Qaorgt Gldton Auctionttr*, Inc.
ZeNwood, FI. •A81W1/AU472
407AMS*tt11 or wwwjfeuctloni.com
191—B uilding
M a t e r ia l s
CO R R UG A TED
STEEL
ROOFING for Barns. Boat
Docks Shops, etc Also Culvert
Ppe I5‘s20 10**20' Cal For
Puces Surplus Steal A Supply.
Inc Apopka 407-293-5700
199—Pets ft
S upplies
3 cream poms 1 mala. 2
females 7 weeks. 1st etam A
shot AKC REGISTERED .
$500 EACH 321-262-7731
Free to Oood Home: i female
dog appro* I yr old and t mate
puppy 4 months old 407-4629380
WN Care For Ybur Dog or Cal
mVdur Mama WhaeYbu Are
Oonat Plenty ofTLC WSbnng
si newspapers, mat and n a n
plants'
IN
Rates'
References Available Upon
Request Plaaaa Cal 407-3140703
209— C l o t h i n g
IBNR COAT, Fu« length with
hood Sue large, keptmtumer
storage $3 000 Cdl 306-7090070
Service
Inttnn
TO PLACE AD CALL
407- 322-260
OR M X
407- 323-0400
The Herat* ISnot meant** «u* *"o>» n aned>e't*emenl it nor cor
twcMby vw km mw tie< me an m w i Th* newtpepe* •» nor
raseonsM* or ksMwhaUneve* ’o* an, cram
t*, m u o>*o* any
oI Vwsenaces. products o>opportunee* o*wm c, on*
*•-* W.
donot sudorss or promote me pu'enate* o' u •o' an, product *e*v
wo. company or m^Wus Oval cnoosot to
n this newvpape*
andworeserve mo ngre to•••utoands ea.etting net*"* •f'Aityj
rbyOu’ temper, tlsnoa'O*
S u p e s io s
T ree Service
D O N ATIO N
CHALLENG E
A t-R lB k S e n lo ra l
Mr. Alan Shawn Feirateln has been giving awiy $1
million a year to social service agencies feeding (he
needy throughout the country for the past 7 years.
Mr. Feinstein, founder of Felratein International
Famine (’enter at Tuff* University, will be matching
donations made to MEALS ON WHEELS, ETC. from
March 1 to April 30.
For mer 30 years, MEALS ON WHEELS, ETC. has
served elderly clients who are at risk for malnutri
tion. Our waiting lists are growing, so every dollar
raised really counts! Seven Hundred seniors depend
on Meals on Wheels to pruvide food each day. Help
meals on Wheels, Etc. meet Mr Felnsteln’s challenge.
Meals on Wheels. Etc., 2801 8. Fininclsl Court
Sanford, Florida 32773. Visit our Web site
www.meabetc.ort or call 407-333-8877 ext. 110 for
information.
AcoBpt AH Msfrr
CfBdH C ards
T ow ncars/
VansA Jm os
407-827-2500
I ic im id A Insured
We treat your property as our own I
Serving North Seminole A West V olusia
C all now rot a free estimate!
3 8 6 - 6 6 8 - 3 6 0 5
m m
m
aawnraamidrMukntmursivei
u
L i ght H a u l i i i y
k Yard
Maintenance
Hauling
•Traa Work
•Mowing
•CManUp
Cal Erick
c—
■ ■ ■ fN—
mmm
KraUlkilr ( i«int) Llrraar MN7UI4L3II
•
5Nl '
Murphy*!
Dump
Trailer^
Servlet
•Roof Tear Off*
•TrashRamoval*
•Garage ClamOuts •
•Wa Haul Almost
Anything*
407-402-1134
407-290-7444 1-877-4994719
I
i0 R i w 4
1 v\ «i ( » v i i f s S u i t I c «• ( r »•,i in
you offer?Te a m
la m e
Specializing In
SiMVICg
OlKgCTOKY
PROFESSORAL
F n a k lf B
Cleaaera
S ILV E R
H A U L IN G
S E R V IC E
Trash
Removal
Roof
Tear-Off.
Apt to
223—
is c e l l a n e o u s
•cat Scooter, candy apple
red (mcei Ready to roll
$850 407-323-5976
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC SALE
Pubic auction to tm held at 9 00
am on the 27th day of April.
M At the tiont door ol
Santord Towing A Recovery Inc .
located at 25?? Country Chib
Rd Santord FI 32771 lor the
purpose ol disposing ot the fol
lowing vehicle
OHG1894C6B6
1906 GHEEN
Public auction to be held al 9 00
am on the 29th day of April,
200$ At the front door ot
Santord Towing A Recovery Inc
located at 2572 Country Club
Rd Santo'd FI 32771 lor the
purpose ol disposing ol the fol
lowing vehicle
1G02F5495N212272O
199 SATURN
Public auction to be held al 9 00
am on the 29th day ot April.
200$ At the tront door ot
Santord Towing A Recovery Inc
located al 2522 Country Club
Rd Santord Fl 32771 tor the
purpose ol O'spovng ot the fol
lowing vehicle
1FAPP62441 Ml 70726
1990 FORD
Publish April 13 2005
P073
WMSf '« U' M
Downtown
Sanford
6000
Sq Ft
•Dpalet
Spaces
Available
•Consignments
ra iH B O M I
of oocti month)
Ask About Fraa
Shampoo!
A | rM | a A | | |
A.V . UP
NO MONEY DOMNf
N o w d o o f In 1 0 - 1 4 D a y s
THECLEANEftS
FORT* WELL
DRESSED
Lie. 41 Inn.
Tree Removal.
Tnmming, Bobcat
Svc. Firewood.
Free Estimates j
Uc/lns
V
Aluminum. Cans. Copper,
Brass. Nawspapsrs. Auto
Radtetors A Batteries
Kokomo Recycling:
407-321-0004
•10 W 1ST. Sanford
M-F. 10-5. Sat.9-1
Sidittit Drpot
fitsab /urniturr
Trimininit
Satiwaction G uaranteed
to
RATES
Kcinoval or
T ree T rimming A Removal
Stump*G rinding
219— W a n t e d
Buy
L ccals
CLEAN
APPEARANCE
Ideas Inc.
Community Garage Sate:
Hanover Wbods Subctewon Sat
Apr 16. 8-1pm Subdivision
located north ol lake mary
B/vd. oft markham Woods Rd.
M
I
PAYMENTS
Sales
Item*, baby items, crafts S alk
llowars. Bam-?pm, Apr 18.114
E Jmkms Circle Santord
217—G arace S ales
Carriage Cove Community
Yard Bate Sates throu^vxit the
CPwsiW y Apr 22.23 7 24 Oam
d 7 tVMbEwrdy w » many asms
OR C R 427.1/2 m4a west of
The Greenway
arage
w -m + m
407 322-0210
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Pv'
April 13 * H. 2000
231—C a r s F o * S a l r
L b c a ls
M m c slu n bo u i
■*
t •. N i w
H H |
10 * 3 * 0 * tor « M * 407-
p u a w u u c s K n
311960, 261 m l C M or vita
|4Q797MB66oom
|
loneoanastommL
313J60. G * Spun Hatty 321-
S
j S®
•m e 4074
T ruoc/SUVS/V a n s
F o r S a ls
Ttoyols 4 Runner. 1966. ona
oasw. M y badad. 9M60. CM
SaM n North, 321-1
an amount equal to too Nghasi
btd is dua «M n 24 houn Msr
tw sPiamiiS ama of aato. Al
paymanb efwabacaah or guaranwad inetrumena, mada
payabto to Via Clerk of Via
O nto Court.
Oabd on 3/24/2008
276 -F e n c *
W « » M 0 U * i OVERSTO CK
SALE: U L m w d M o o r i
■ m M « i t m » fh i w u m
S t t t SAM Noon (April I M S )
CaahM aaM C 4200 81. John*
t o y , Sanlord. OS UpaMa
Rood bariwan 46 S 44A 4073 S M S S 7 ( o il 831)
231— C a s s F o r S a l s
Saturn L3 U . SOU. Priced to
got Loaded. 16,960. C M
Saium Haiti, 321-6 3 6 -3 0 S
16k, wonl
teat 36,960. C M
Satom North. 321 -066-3006
0022
n m
n r G S 7
leather, SR. 117,960. C o lo r
« W 4076732B66.com
Bulek Cantury. 2002. ona
owner. V-6. bottod. 36.960 Cal
Saturn North. 321-669-3000
Bulck Skylark. 1994. Ona
owner, antra dean. 33.990.
C * Sabm North. 3214993009
Cadillac DaviDa. 1996. aupar
claan. laathar. loaded. 36,990.
OKI SiaanNorto. 3216963009.
CtoMBac Eldorado 1999 Ldtr
Whfla Diamond. 311.460. C a l
or wait 4076732966 com
Chtorrotol Astro Ext US. 2002,
ona oarnar. raar A C 6 Hast,
311.990 Cat Saturn North. 321689-3009
Chevrolet Cavatwr. 2000. Aub.
A C. sbtao. 6 mors 64.990 Cal
Saturn North. 321-689-3000..
Chavroiat Ceveker 2003 ona
ownar. auto, kaylats. A/C,
37.990 Cal Saturn North. 321669-3009
Chavroiat. Cavakar, 2004.
lactory warranty auto. A c ,
37.990 Cal Saturn North. 321669-3009
Ford Taurus. 2002 V-6. loaded
wont last. 36.990 Call Saturn
North. 321-669-3009
Ford Taurus 2005 Loaded
311960
Call or visit
4076732966 com
Honda CRV LX 2001 Auto.
311.B60
Call or visit
4076732966 com
Hyundai Accent. 2000. ona
owner, auto A/C. more.
34 990 Cal Saturn North 321669-3009
MTypoaof l
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI
DA
by OERALDWE HARFORD
Deputy Ctork
Publatl: March 30. 2005 and
Apr* S. 13. 20. 2005
1 kanaadiTnar sari
Quality Work
0200
SM jm 8 L 2 .1666 Ona ownar,
badad. aAoya. 33.660. C M
Saium Worth, 321409-3009.
Toyota Corotta LE. 2003. ona
ownor, M power, 110.990. CM
Saium North. 321-696-3009.
n r Pontiac
Grand Am
3,700 mlto# Loaded, C a l tor
Mto. 312.000. 407-324-
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
T r u c k /S U V S /V a n s
F o r Sa ls
Paul Nevtl Service*
Lic/Bonded/ Insured
Praasura Washing. Pointing.
Light Plumbing. E *
407-302-0739
L
egals
Chavroiat 6-10 2002 E*1 Cab
LS 39.960. Call or vt
4076732669.com
Chavrolai Traflbtaier. 2002.
mure tea. badad. 317.390. Cal
Saturn North. 321-696-3009
5 w 5 B S n 6 H 5 T E iC B
4*a, 91B.9SO. C a l or vtoft
4078732999 com
Dodge Qrand Caravan, 2003.
Rear A C , badad, 311.990.
Cal SMan Norih. 3214963009
Mpa Ram 2001 1 ion
Ouasy flat Bad. 313.960 Cali
or vtoft 4076732966 com
Dodga Ram 2002 Craw Cab
315.950
Call or visit
4076732966 com
NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN,
that MLMM AS CUST (ROSE),
in* nov*r or ini *o*»Qw*ng cvrun*
csts(s) hs» filed sab certifi
ca te ) tor a tai deed to be
a sued thereon The certthcato
number) s) and year(s) ol
asusnee. the desenpnon of the
property, and the name(s) m
which n was assessed ts/ars as
CSRTMCAT9 NO: M l TEAR
OP ISSUANCE: MD>
PARCEL ID* 25-19-30-5AQ1211-0030
Deecnption of Property LEO
LOT 3 BLK 12 TR 11 TOWN OF
SANFORD PB 1 PO 57
visit
Names m which sssessed
HORTENSE
C
THORNE
EUNICE V THORNE ERNEST
THORNE
JUDITH
ANN
THORNE ET Al
F o r ^ P iU 2003 Ert dab 19k
mi 313.950 Call or visit
4076732966 com
AS of u < ) property being m the
County ot Semmoie State ol
Ftorba
Fowl F 160 2002 4 * 4 1 12,950
w/Topper
Call or
4076732966 com
F a td F iM k L T 1957 only 3 >
mi, V-6 36450 Call or vrsrt
4076732966 com
Wards MPV. 2000 on.
owner, sunroof, loaded Cali
Saturn North. 321-669-3009
Saturn LW200. 2002. one
owner, loaded must see.
38.590 Cal Saturn North. 32t669 3009
Saturn Vue AMD. 2002. one
own* V-6. loaded 313.990 Cel
Saturn North. 321-669-3009
Unless such certrtcamsi shall
ba reoaemed according lo aw
the property described m such
certrlcatel*l wil be sold to the
fughesl bbdei al the west front
door
Seminole
County
Courthouse. Santord. Florida
on
Monday MAY M . 200* at
It 00am
Payment ol Sale lee appheaba documentary stamp uses
and recording lees are required
to be paid by the successful bid
der at the saw FuS payment of
CSRTm C A T I NO: 3437 YtAR
OP ISSUANCE: M M
PARCEL ID* 23-21-29-5141#00-0810
Description of Proparty LEO
UNIT 91 BLOO 19 HATTAWAY
RIDOE ORB 1316 PQ 679
Unleu such certrfcale(s) sha*
be redeemed according to law.
Iha property described m such
cartrhcatoisi wn» bs sob to the
highest bidder at tha watt front
door.
Seminole
County
Courthouse Santord Florida
on
Monday MAY 09. 2006 at
It 00am
Payment of Sale fee applica
ble documentary stamp Uses
and recording lees are required
to be pato by toe successful bid
der at toe sale Full payment ot
an amount equal to toe highest
bd is due withm 24 hours alter
toe advertised time of saw AH
payments shak ba cash or guar
anteed
instrument
mada
payable to the Clerk ot toe
C«curt Court
Dated on 124 7005
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORI
DA
by GERALDINE HARFORD
Deputy Dark
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CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA
by GERALDINE HARFORD
Deputy Clerk
Pubhah March 30 2005 and
April 6 13 20 2005
0203
ADVERTISEMENT OP SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that toe undersigned intends to
sell toe personal proparty
deterbed below to enforce a
ken imposed on sab property
under toe Florida San Storaga
Facility Act Statues i Section
63 601 63 8091
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41 PAGE(8) 74 AND 7S OF
THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI
DA
to*
SEMINOLE
County
Courthoue* «f 407-665-4227.
1-600 6554771 (TOO) or 1800-9554770. via Ftonda
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Purchreai muat ba pab for al
to* tan* ol purohaaa at cash
only Al purchaaad aama aob aa
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removed at toa bme of aab Bata
aubyacl to eanceaaaon in tha
avent of aetiiamanf between
owner and oCbgreod party
Ttv* i* toe 30to day of March.
2005
M THB CmCWT COUNT FOR
BEMMOU COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DrVT«ON
PK.I * : 96-CP-U7
IN RE ESTATE OF
^
TO CREDITORS
The eommatiataai of toe ettate
ol GARY EARL MASSEY.
Oeceaaed whoae dated of death
•atJanuary* 2005 'tpa ring
m toe Cacud Court lor Semafob
County
Florida.
Probate
Dmmon Fka Number 2005-CP427. to# addr*** o* when it
Semmob County Courthouse
Orlando Florida The name*
and addresses of to* Personal
Rapreseniativ*
and
toa
Personal Representatives attor
ney are set lotto beta**
n creditors of the decedent and
other persons who have claims
or demands agamst decedent s
estate including unmalurad.
contingent or unliquidated
claim* and who havt been
served a copy ol tors Notice
musl fib then cleans with tors
Court
WITHIN
THREE
MONTHS (3) OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION
OF
THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY <30| DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SER
VICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM
li other creditors ol to* dece
dent and other persons who
have claims or demands againsi
decedent s estate including
unmelured contingent or unkqutfated claims must Iks the*
claims with tors court WITHIN
THREE Ol MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION
OF
THIS
NOTICE
ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC
TIONS n o t so f il e d w ill b e
FOREVER BARRED
Notwitoatantong toe time peri
od* set term above any dam
(Had two (21 years or more afire
* decedent * dab of deem r*
barred
Th* data of to* Mai pubkeabon
o' this node* is Apr* 2005
a.
PAULA ANN MASSEY
Peftonal Representative
HARVEY M ALPER ESQUIRE
Florida Bre No 133272
LAW OFFICES OF HARVEY M
ALPER
H2 Waat Citrus Sraei
Pott Otoe* Boa 162067
Anamom# Springs FL 327162967
Telephone 407 669-0900
Attorney tor Personal
Representative
Publish Apnl6 13 2005
P022______________________
MARYANNE MORSE
Aa Clerk. Cacti* Court
By. Atahe Cyrus
Aa Deputy Clark
SMITH. HIATT t DIAZ. PA
Attorney* tor Plwntof
26*1 Eaal Oakland Park
Boutavard. Suae 303
Fori Lauderdale. FL 33306
rUCRffi aafifOru nvflBD
Pubtah Apr* 6 13.2005
P023______________________
M THE CfRCUn COURT
OF THB IIOHTBBNTH
JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT OF
FLOtMOA M AND FOR
SEMMOLt COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO. 93-CA-f029-140
GDS MAGNOLIA
PLANTATION INC a Ftorba
corporation, at al
Defendants
NATIONAL HERITAGE
FOUNDATION at huttoa ol
TRUST NUMBER 1062 on
behalf of THE NATIONAL
HERITAGE FOUNDATION
TRUST
Intervention Plaintiff
FIRST CREDIT COMMERCIAL
CAPITAL CORPORATION at
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Interventon Defendants
end
FIRST CREOIT COMMERCIAL
CAPITAL CORPORATION.
Gam.thee
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant lo foe Final
Judgment ol Foreclosure dated
foe 29th day of March 2005 in
foe Circuit Court ol foe
Eighteenth judical Circuit m and
for Semmoto County Ftorba
and entered m toe above styled
cause wherein toe intervention
Plaintiff is National Heritage
Foundation and intervention
Defendants are First Credit
Commercial
Capital
Corporation at a l, I, Dark ol to*
above entitled Court. wAI *e* to
toe lughest better and beat bbdre for cash at toe front reap* of
toe weal entrance of th*
Sarrunol* County Courthouse, at
1100am on Apr* 2i. 2005 tha
toaowmg described property as
•af forth m tab in toa Fmal
Judgment of Foreclosure to wit
Go* course and bAa tracts f ■
A*. -G- -M- -J- and -K\ club
house Pact 'F B' and golf
course maintenance feebly pact
•F CV MAGNOLIA PLANTA
TION eccordmg to to* map or
piai thereof as lecofded m Put
Boo# 55 Pages 73 through 93
of foe Public Records ot
Seminole County Ftorba. also
known as foe Magnolia
Ptamabon Go* Club
TOGETHER WITH aU foe
rights privileges tenements
appurtenances end lutwes
appertaining to the real estate
a* ol whch she* be deemed
Real Proparty and conveyed by
tots mortgage
Dated tow 29to day of March
2005
M THB CIRCUIT COURT FOR
BCIBROil COUNTY.
FLORK1A. CrirtL OtVIBIOM
C A M NO 66CA-1M6-1*4.
MARYANNE MORSE
Ctork of toe Cacu* Court
By Aksha Cyrus
FIRST UNION NATIONAL
BANK AS TRUSTEE
Stover M Stone Esquire
725 North Magnolia Avenue
Ortando Ftorba 32603
Publish Apme 13.2005
P02*
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M i O X . 10 k
DATED « Santord. Florida on
March 24.2005
FIRST CREDIT COMMERCIAL
CAPITAL CORPORATION, a
Florid* Corporation
PtainWI.
OARY EARL MASSEY.
S T E E L B IIU N N G K Facuey Deals * Save S$3 441
1 Mr to Id ) s 2 dr Lsimple 5(1 s III) * 12 < $1 MV
iEA U nw L rCACEFUL MOUNTAINS OF
WESTERN NC MOUNTAINS. I
8 you re* a person erfto a dwMany who needs any acoommodaeon m order to parecquto
to tve prooeadng, you are enb«re). at no coat to you. to tw pro
vision ot certain assistance
Ptaaae contact toa Court at 407666-4330 abhto two (2) working
day* ot your rectopf ot tor*
Note*. 6 you are hewing or
voice impaired, can Florida
Relay Service (BOO) 955-8770
Plernua
" U J im M , NORTH CAROLINA MUST SEE
Brochure (300)141-3361.
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L egals
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W THE CMkCUfT COURT
OF THB 1STM JUDICIAL
CfHCU rr.il AMD FOR
Defendants
M bcdascous
R a S T *OMAC^^^ R a ? ™ E * t w * Murphy
Tm
« MO COST if ahbMt. tm
Dated on 124/2005
Steel H s I H I f i
B 9 B jM )c h K h ia H k A fla
F o r S a le
Unleu such certificate! s) shall
ba redeemed according lo law.
tha proparty deaenbed in lucfi
camfeawd) wti ba aob to tfw
highest bidder at toa weet front
door.
Seminole
County
Courthouse. Santord. Florida
on
U fs IS e n k n
H V (H IC E U 7 9 -L M 9 ‘ COVERS children, etc Only
one signature required’ *Eadudcs gosi. lees' Call
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L egals
Putman Apr* e. 13. 2005
P017
Payment of Sab tee applica
ble documentary stamp laiss
and recording feat are required
to ba pab by the successful bid
der st tha sab Fu« payment ol
an amount equal to tha highest
bb is due wrtoin 24 hours after
toa advertised bma of sab A*
paymanb sha* ba cash or guar
anteed
instrument.
mada
payable to toa Clark ol toa
Circuit Court
B u i ld lB f .M o te ria b
35BJM F 'lE E CA SH GRANTS**,> ' - 3005? Never
Repas' Fot pervonal hill*, school, new husincsy 149
BILLION Lefi unclaimed frum 201)4 Lite
Operators’ I30(l)606-fi0»l Est #75.
A* ol tab property bamg m toe
County of Sommoto, Stab of
AS of sab proparty bamg m tha
County of Sertunot# Stats of
Florida
HERRING
Driver- C O V E N A N T TR A V S TO R T ExceUeM Pay
A Benefit* fi* Espenenvrd Dnierv. (VO. Sidm,
Team* A Graduate Student* Bonu*c* Paid Weekly
Equal Opponuniiy Employer i33l)M ORE PAY
(833-667.37291
F U u a c ia l
Name* in which assessed
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O UTTTAINAH. NAWAl QUTTAINAH
Monday. MAY M . M M . at
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33607.
Business O p p o rtu n itie s
Deecnption of Property LEG
LOT 76 HARBOUR RIDGE PB
26 PO 44
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NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN.
Vial MLHM AS CUST (PALM),
toa hotdar of toa toAowtng cerkkcatefa) hat Nad sab camflcafafs) lor a la* daad to ba
toauad toaraon Tha oartbea
number! s) and yaar(t| of
bauanc*. toa daaobbon ol V
proparty, and Iha nama(() m
which » was aaaaaaad b/are aa
PARCEL ID* 25-21-30-5070000-0780
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN.
fiat MLHM AS CUST (MON
TANA). the holder of toe toaowing certtoceto(s) hat Med sard
caiMcaN(t) lor a t u daad b ba
aauad toaraon Tha cartAcato
numbar(t) and yaar(s) of
issuance, tha daacrrpbon of iha
proparty, and iha namats) in
which » was aaaasaad totore at
A riR O U B C EM ER tl
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0202
CERTIFICATE NO: 46M YEAR
NaMsaafl
torTba Daad
2 78 -H a n p v M a n
Pubbsh: March M . MOB and
Apr# 6.13, M . 2006
Legals
RB-NOTtCB OF U lM
PURSUANT TO CHAFTtR aa
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to an Order or
Summary Final Judgment ol
toreokburo dated May IS. 2001.
and an
RataRng Sab
dated MAR 22 2005. and
entered to Cat* No OOGA1906-144. at Re Cecu* Court «
end tor Benunoie County.
CABB NO: B2CA-T99-16-0
PJJ INVESTMENT INC a
Ftorba
PUUNTiFF
orore
PITOWre end DAVID J BADALI
end ANGELICA BADALI. hb
w4e; JORGE HCRNANOC2MILLER. TOR JEANNCT ALE
JANDRO.
HUNTINGTON
NATIONAL BANK. TUSKA
RIOOC COMMUNITY ASSOCI
ATION. M C . UNKNOWN TEN
ANT NO 1. UNKNOMM TEN
ANT NO
2. and At
UNKNOWN PARTIES CUUMMO
WTE RESTS
B
THROUGH.
UNOCR
OR
AOAMBT A NAMED DEFEN
DANT TO TH * ACTION. OR
HAVING OR CLAIMINQ TO
MM* ANY RK3MT. TITLE OR
BITEREBT M THE PROPERTY
HEREM DEBCRMED. art
BEVERLY J CAMPBELL
DEFENDANT
NOTICE b hereby gwen tore 8w
undreawred Cbrk c* toa Canb
Court of Semmoto County.
FtandaL wb on toe 21 day Of
Apre. 2006. a n too am re lot
N Parti Avenue m Sanford
Ftonda. gRre to* aab and aa* at
pubfc outcry to to* h^heot a
beat bbdre to> caret, toe k*to
LOT 96. CRYSTAL RIOOC.
ACCORDING TO THE FLAT
THEREOF AS RCCOROCD W
FLAT ROOK 39, FADES SB. 97
ANO 99. PUBLIC RECORDS
OF BEBHNOLE COUNTY.
i
at are
Mi
A d v o t i u i f N c t w o A s o f F lo r id a
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FtanUe M77i a*
Curewy. Ptretba. al
ab Bre tire M at
toa JaAretoNi
to a
Maryann* Morse
CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT
COURT
Ctork of to* Cam* Court
By Aksha Cyrus
Deputy Clerk
(COURT SEAL)
Patrick Patrtow
Rinre Chusb Brvone 5 Cohan
7000 W Paknefto Park Rd
Suite 400
Boca Raton. FL 33433
Publish Apr* 6. 13. 2005
P025
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE B10HT1BHTH
JUOICtAL CIRCUfT
OF FLORIDA
WAND FOR
BEIRNOU COUNTY
GENERAL
JURtSOICDON DMBMN
CASE NO. 05-CA-163-14-L
CHASE HOME FINANCE. LLC.
SUCCESSOR BV MERGER TO
CHASE MANHATTAN
MORTGAGE CORPORATION.
PlamWt.
MICHELLE M LEVY.« at.
Defendant: s)
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO KENNETH LANCASTER
Reabence Unknown
if alive, ana * oaad. aa parrot
claiming interest by through,
under or egamst KENNETH
LANCASTER, and a* perttoa
having or claiming to have any
nghl title or interest at toa prop
erty n#r*m deaenbed
TO CHRISTOPHER
LANCASTER
Residence Unknown
it akve and 4 dead al parties
claiming mlarasl by through,
under or against CHRISTO
PHER LANCASTER and all
partes having or claiming to
have any right. Ml* or mtersat m
to* property harem deaenbed
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that an action for Forectoaure Ol
Mortgage on the loHowmg
described property
LOT 9 BLOCK 14 TIER 4. E R
TRAFFORDS MAP OF THE
TOWN
OF
SANFORD.
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF AS RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK 1 PAOES 55
THROUGH 64 OF THE PUB
LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE
COUNTY FLORIDA AVatZtS
South Oak Avenue Santord.
Florida 32771
has bean Med against you and
you re* required to serve a copy
of your written defenses * any.
lo it on Stuart H Grtktt.
Attorney lot Plaintiff, whose
addrasa it 9630 A W TTto
Avenue Second Flore. Miami.
Ftorba 33155 wrtom toby (30)
days ertre me nrat puorc auon c*
this Notice m the Semmoto
HERALD and Ma toe ongmal
with to* Ctork ot this Court
either before service on
PtomMf * attorney or immeikatefy toereaher otherwise a
dafauit win be entered agamst
you fot toa rekef demanded m
toe complamf
WITNESS my hand and toa
seal of Yus Court tow day of
March 28 2005
MARYANNE MORSE
As Ctork of to* Court
By Carol Moore
At Deputy Ctork
Pubkth SANFORD HERALO
« you ar* a person with a dbabkrty who needs any accom
modation m order to parsopa**
m tors proceeding you re* *nb
had at no coat to you to toa
provision ot certain assistance
Ptoate
contact
Court
Admmisbation at 301 N Parti
Avenue Su4* N 301. Santord.
FL. 32771 (407| 665-4227.
withm 2 working days of your
race** of Ifua notice. * you are
hearing or voice repaired caa
1 600 955 6771
Pubkth April 5 13 2005
M THE CfNCUTT COUNT OF
THE BttMTBSNTN JUOKML
CIRCUfT M ANO FOR
ItremOLE COUNTY,
FLORKUL
CIVfL CAM NO: 6BCA4TS1641
IN RE FORFEITURE OF
*1 596 00 IN U S CURRENCY
NOTICE OF
FORFEITURE COMFLAMT
TO Davb Treotoy Cobman
Taurean Davb Cobmrei
1121 Aster Dnve
Wmtre Perk. Florida 32792
and al oovres who dam an
rtererem toa toaowmg p
31.566 00 m Untied
Currency
Donato F Etknger. m he oRoW
capecay as SfwnM ol Semmoto
County Ftonda. torough • « o(Bcers mvestigators or agreNa.
•mrod to* *9ov* property on or
about February 17. 1006. « »
new to* area of 1621 Aalre
Dnve. Wmtor Park. 9*miitoto
County. Ftonda Satoprapreto*
m to* cuatody of to* 8hre« to
rckon*
632 701-632 7M.
onda BUM** A WariM
Comptomi tor Fmal JuDgntoM a*
Forbeure ha* baan tow at ae
above reytod Court
I HEREBY OERTBY toot a 9«a
and crerod copy re Ma Naan re
Fortrektro Cnregtere «na tor-
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llto do* re Apto. ]
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L lC A L S
COUNTY. PU M O A
C A M N O .:9 6 C A M -1 4 4 .
EDWARD J FAGAN M
PATRICIA ANN FAGAN. hto *8*.
LEE J HARTLEY and HENRY
SMITH, and any unknown
•pouaa.
han.
devtteet.
grantee*. aiug ia w kenort.
oadaort. trustee*. or other
daanantt by. tooutfi. under. or
aeanal LEE J HARTLEY and
HENRY SMITH, and Ml partial
hawng or darning lo have any
ngM. Ma or Merest n Vw
property detcrtoed htrem.
Determent*
N O TICt OF ACTION
THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO
OEFENOANTS LEE J HART
LEY and HENRY S M TH * akva.
and Via* unknown epouaaa. t
married and it dead, the*
unknown heat doweaoe. toga
Mat grantee*, a u g a honor*
•poute* creator* successors
or trustee*. or each of them, and
any and al parioni or partwt
damng by. through undar or
agamt them or each ot them
and agamil any and al part**
or pareont having or darning
any ngM tale or nterad n and
to The tokowng de*cnbed prop
erty. lying and Ktuate n
SemmoW County Florida to wit
The East 42 7 Wet ol vw to*or*
mg datcnbad real property
Commence at NW comer d the
SE 1i4 ot the SW 114 ot Section
S Town*h*> 31 S Range 30 E.
Sammota County Florida bemg
aHo the SW comer ot Cdumbu*
Harbor at recorded n Plat Book
19 Page* 38 and 39 ot the
Public Record* ot Sammoie
County Florida thence S B9 25
E along South ime ot *aid
Cotumbu* Harbor bang at*o Via
North me ot tad SE 1'4 ol SW
1/4 a Pittance 311 0C tor a Pomt
d Begmnmg thence contmue S
89* 25 E 197 68 lo tha NW cor
net ol Lot 8 Central Park at
recorded m Put Boo* 8. Page
88. Pubhc Record* ot Sammoie
County Florida thence S 00* 39'
W along We*t hne ol *a«j Lot 6 a
detanca 477 30 |4M 80 date l
To NC comer ot Ld 4 ot tad
Central Par* thane* N 89* 18
W 198 34 along the North Ime ol
•aid Lot 4. thence NOO* 3901* E
476 80 lo Pomt ol Bagmnmg
YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE
HEREBY SEVERALLY NOTI
FIED THAT EDWARD J FAQAN
and PATRICIA ANN FAQAN to*
w#e have lied tu* Complaint m
the Circuit Court Eighteenth
Jud<ial Circuit in and lor
Seminole County
Florida
agamit you and each at you at
Defendant* to quwt tee at vie
Ptamtiltt to the abovt-detertoed
real proparty located m
Sammoie County Florida. Vi*
abbreviated title ct encti * enti
tled -EDWARD J FAQAN and
PATRICIA ANN FAQAN. Ma wAa.
Ptamtitt* v« LEE J HARTLEY
and
HENRY
SMITH.
Detendanta* and you and each
ot you are hereby requaed to
aerve a copy at your answer or
other detent* it any. upon
FRANK
C
WHIQHAM.
ESQUIRE ot STENSTROM
MclNTOSH
COLBERT.
WHIQHAM RElSCHMANN A
PARTLOW PA Pott Othoe Boa
4848 Santord F lorda 32773
4848 and to tie Via ongmal ol
•am* m the othce ol Fie Clerk ot
the above ttyied Court on ot
before May 4 3009 aa requaed
by law it you lai to do to lodg
ment by defau* wii be takan
agamtt you
Ttvt noboa the# b* pubkthed
once a weak lor tour contecubve
Dated tie* 39 day ot March.
3009
MARvANNE MORSE
CLFRK o f THE CIRCUIT
COURT
By Deborah Conanl
Deputy Clerk
PuDkth A p rit 13 3009
P037
NOTICC OF
Nobce « hereby grren by Fie
CFy at Santord lo Robert M
Lcga ls
L
Mom*. 373 Me Lain Lane.
(Mneva. a 33733 and any or M
otiar maareaiad para**, Fiat fte
<Meer*ed property. 818 W 39th
8V**I. Santord. FL. 33773. Lag
to** 30 31 * 33 Block •
OraamwokJ accordFtg to PM
Book 3. Paga 90 ot Vw Pubkc
Hacord* ot Sammota County.
Ftonda. hat been tound to be m
a rtiapidatod. unaanaary. unmIMMabia or unaala condition,
and Fiat too O y CommiMion
w*l hoW a Pubkc Haanng m tie
CFy Ccmmrtaion Chamber* at
CFy He! at 700 p m on May 8,
* R Al tto* haanng. Vw CFy
CommiMton *haa hear evidence
and wR dttormaw whether or
nca the property thMlbeoondamned Ybu art hereby ordered
to appear before tha City
Commeeion
at
tha
Condemnation Hearing to ba
heard and preterit your wd* ot
Fw ca*e You have Fw right lo
obtain an attorney, at your own
eipente. to represent you
before Fie Board You have Fw
ngM to cal w*ne*»e« on your
befMl a* wo* a* to crott-exam-------* — -------— m u It you do
not appear, the City Commeamn
may proceed wahoul you
City
ot
Santord.
Enforcement Drviaion
300 N Park Av*
Santord FL 33771
(4 0 7 )3 X 5644
Coda
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO
PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF
THESE
PROCEEDINGS
SHOULD CONTACT THE PER
SONNEL OFFICE ADA COOR
DINATOR AT 407-330-9696 48
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE
MEETlNO
IF A PERSON OECIDED TO
APPEAL A DECISION MADE
WITH RESPECT TO ANY MAT
TER CONSIDERED AT THE
ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR
INO HE/SHC WILL NEED A
VERBATIM RECORD OF THE
PROCEEDINGS INCLUDINO
THE TESTIMONY AND EVI
DENCE WHICH RECORD IS
NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY
OF SANFORD (FS 386 01051
Pubkkh Apri 13 30 3009
P066
NOTICt OF
PUBLIC HEARING
Nobce it hereby grven by the
City ot Santord lo Uiytae*
Brown 1707 W 11th Street
Santord FL 33771 and any or a*
other ntoretted partw* that the
detenbed property. 1019 W
10th Street Santord FL. 33771,
Leg N 97 leet ol Wa*t 120 teat ol
lot 22 Robmaona Survey at an
adddion to Santord accordmg to
PM Book t. Pag* 93 ot Fw
Pub!< Record* ol SemmoW
County Florida hat been tound
to be m a Otoptoatod untamlary. unmhabitabia or untal*
condition and that tha City
Commwwon we hold a Pubic
Haanng m Vi* CFy Commission
Chamber* ot CFy Ha* al 7 00
pm on May 9, M M Al thr*
haanng. the CFy CommiMwn
•hail haar evidence and win
determme whether or not lha
property than be condemned
YDu are hereby grdafdd to
appear
befor* tha CFy
Commtaaion
at
t
Condamnebon Hearing to be
heard and prater* your wd* at
Fw ca*e You have Fw ngM to
oblam an attorney at your own
eipente to repretent you
before Vw Board You have tha
ngM to cal witneatet on your
bahaa a* we* a* to crota-eiamme al other w*n*t**» If you do
not appear the CFy Commitaan
may proceed without you
CFy
ot
Santord
Enforcement Dnnwon
300 N Park Are
Santord FL 33771
1407) I X 4644
L
egals
OF SANFORD (FS 288 0109)
Pubbah Apr* 13.30. 2009
P067
N O TIC I OF
Nobce i* hereby given by the
CFy ot Santord to Stantoy C
Hogan 6 Matvert* Dunwoody.
1804 W 13to Place Santord FL
32771 and any or al other inter••ted parbet. that the detenbed
property. 1801 W 13th Place
Santord. FL. 32771, Leg N 95
leet ot Eati 196 8 leet ol Lot 20
Robmaon* Survey ol an addition
to Santord according lo Plat
Book 1. Paga 92 ol Vi* Pubkc
Record* at Sammota County.
Ftonda. ha* been tound to be m
a ai apIdMed, untannery unmhabitable or untal* condition,
and that the CFy Commotion
wd hold a Pubkc Hearing m the
CFy Commotion Chamber* ol
City Ha# at 7 00 p m on May a,
8066 Al tho hearing the CFy
Commotion *hai hear evidence
and wd dttarmme whether or
not Ova property the* be con
demned You are hereby
ordered to appear before the
City Commotion at the
Condemnation Hearing to be
heard and pretent your tide ol
Vw cat* You have Vw ngM to
obtam an attorney at your own
aipent*. lo rapratant you
betora Vw Board You have Vw
ngM to ca* mrtrwtaet on your
behalf aa we* at to crott-eiamme al other wFrwttet It you do
not appear the City Commotion
may proceed without you
City
ol
Sanford
Enforcement Division
300 N Park Av*
Santord FL 32771
(407| 330-9644
Code
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO
PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF
THESE
PROCEEDINGS
SHOULD CONTACT THE PER
SONNEL OFFICE ADA COOR
DINATOR AT 407 3 X 5656 48
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE
MEETING
IF A PERSON OECIDED TO
APPEAL A DECISION MAOE
WITH RESPECT TO ANY MAT
TER CONSIDERED AT THE
ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR
ING HE/SHE WILL NEED A
VERBATIM RECORD OF THE
PROCEEDINGS INCLUDING
THE TESTIMONY AND EVI
DENCE WHICH RECORD IS
NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY
OF SANFORD iFS 286 0109|
Publwh Apri 13 20 2009
P066
April D I M , 3000
L egals
eg als
property that be condemned
You are hereby ordered to
appear before the CFy
Commiaaion
at
the
Condemnation Haanng to be
heard and pretaM your ttot at
Vw cat* Vbu have Vw rtgM to
obtam an aftomay at your own
eipenta. to repratent you
before the Board You have Vw
right to cal wFnattat on your
behalf at wel at to crott-eiamma al other witnettet It you do
not
appear.
ttw
City
Commietion may proceed wFhout you
NOTICC IS HEREBY GIVEN,
•tat EQUIFUNDiNG INC. Vw
holder ot Vw toitowmg certiticate(i) ha* Wed aaid certifi
cate! *| lor a l u dead to be
laaued thereon The certikceto
number!*) and yaar(a) ol
•aauance. Vw daaenpeon oI Vw
property and Vw nameit) m
when a wet ataetted hjera at
NOTICE « HEREBY GIVEN,
that HELEN T HERNANDEZ,
the holder at Vw toBowing oerttcaW(t) hat lied taw eertdlcatedi tor a tan deed to be
waued thereon The certAcMe
number)!) and year(a) ol
•aauance. Vw deter peon ct Vw
property, and Vw named) m
whch a wat aiaeaaed w/ar* a*
NOTICE IS HERESY OWEN,
•tel TERRY D NKXELSON. EM
hcitdar ot Vw toaowtng oerVOcate(i) haa Med aato c*m6catod) tor a tax deed to ba
CERTIFICATE NO: 1193 YEAR
OF ISSUANCE: 3001
CERTIFICATE NO: 3188 YEAN
City
ol
Santord.
Enforcement Otvmon
SOON Park Av*
Santord FL 32771
(407) 330 9644
CC R TM CA Tt NO: 7M YEAR
O FIBSUAN Ct: 8003
PARCEL ID# 35-19 X 522
OAOO-OOX
00IX-0000
01SF-0000
Detcnpaon ol Property LEO
SEC 36 TWP 19S ROE 32E
BEG 637 72 FT S OF NW COR
OF 2 1/2 OF NE 1/4 RUN E
317 03 FT S 686 90 FT W
317 03 FT N 667 11 FT TO BEO
(SAC)
Deacnpkon ol Property: LEO
SEC OS TWP X 8 ROE 31E 8
97 5 FT OF N 455 FT OF 8E 1/4
OF SW 1/4 W OF ACL RY
(LESS W U t FT)
Coda
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO
PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF
THESE
PROCEEDINGS
SHOULD CONTACT THE PER
SONNEL OFFICE ADA COOR
DINATOR AT 407-330 9656 46
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE
MEETlNO
IF A PERSON DECIDED TO
APPEAL A DECISION MADE
WITH RESPECT TO ANY MAT
TER CONSIDERED AT THE
ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR
ING HE/SHE WILL NEED A
VERBATIM RECORD OF THE
PROCEEDINGS INCLUDING
THE TESTIMONY AND EVI
DENCE WHICH RECORD IS
NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY
OF SANFORD (FS 286 01051
Pubfceh Apri 13 20 2009
P069
N O TICt OF
PUBLIC AUCTION
Note* it hereby gnren
SemmoW Pamt A Body wi* M l
at Pubkc Auction lor taivaga lor
cath on demand to Mgrwtt bto
dei the following detenbed
vend**
APRIL <9.2008
2001 Ford Escape
VlNf 1FMYU03I51KB6I019
The auchon *F be h*«d at 12 00
PM on ttw eato date* above
At SemmoW Pamt A Body 2940
S Myrtle Av* Santord FL
32773 Protpectiv* (adder* may
mtpecl vehcWt orw hour prior
to taw Tarmt are cath or certttwd tundt SemmoW Wrecker
retervet the ngM to accept or
leted any and al bto*
Pubkkh Apri 13 2005
P074
NOTICC OF
FUBUC HCAMNO
Note* it hereby given by the
City ol Sanford lo Dorothy
Roger* 6 Dorothy Roger*
Trustee 1620 NW ? 7th Ten ace
FI LauderdaW FL 33311 and
any or a* other mteretted par
tw* that Vw datenbed property
717 locutt Avenue Santord
FL. 32771. leg Lot a Btoct 9
Twr E Town o* Santord accord
mg to Plat Book t Pag* 96 at
the Pubkc Record* ot Semmot*
County Ftonda. hat been found
to be In a diaprtated. untar*tary unmhatvtabw o* untala
condition and that the City
Comrmttion ww hold a Pubkc
Hearing m Vw City Commitnon
Chamber* at CFy Hal at 7 00
pm on Hey 6. 3006 Al itv*
hearing the CFy Commu non
than hear ayidence and will
determme whether or not that
Leg a ls
NOTICC OF AUCTION
Thr* auction nil be haw on
APRIL X . 1008. at 9 00 AM at
325 Aulm Av* Ovwdo FL
tor T*a I
Description ot Property LEO
LOT 3 BLK A COUNTRY CLUB
MANOR UNIT 3 PB 12 PO 78
Name* m whch attested JOE
R PAULINE MARY E PAULINE
A»ol tato|
County ot
Ftonda
/bemg m the
Aa Stow ot
UnWta *uch certificated) aha#
be radaamed aocordmg lo la*.
Ihe property detertoed m tuch
certificated) *F be aoto to V*
highest bidder at Vw west hont
door.
SemmoW
County
Courthouse. Santord Florida
on
Monday MAY 13. 1008 at
II 00am
Payment ol Saw tee appkeabW documentary ttomp taeat
and recording feet are required
to be pato by tha tuccettM bto
der at ttw taW Fu» payment ot
an amount equal to Vw Mgtwtt
bto it due withm 24 hour* alter
Vw advertised am* ol tew Aa
payment* thal be cath or guar
anteed
instrument.
mad*
payabW to the CWrk ol ttw
Circuit Court
Dated on 4/7/2009
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA
by GERALDINE HARFORD
Deputy CWrk
Pubkkh Apr* 13. X 27 2009
and May 4. 2009
P075
PARCEL ID# 38-I9-32-3AD-
Name* in whch attested
JASPER WIIKERSON JR
AUTEC ANDROS RANGE
Al ot tato property bemg m Vw
County at SemmoW StoW ol
Florida
UnWtt tuch certitcatedi thal
be redeemed accordmg to Ww
Vw property deterbed m tuch
corticated I wA be toto lo the
highest bidder al Vw wetl front
door
Seminole
County
Courthouse Sanford. Ftonda.
on
Monday MAY 33. 1906 at
It 00am
Payment d Saw We. appkeabto documentary ttomp toiet
and recording Wet are required
to be pato by ttw successful bid
der at Vw tato Fut payment ol
an amount equal to tha highest
bto w due wtthm 24 houd slier
the advertised time d saw Al
payments tha# be cath or guar
anteed
instrument.
mad*
payabto lo ttw CWrk ol the
Circuit Court
Dated on 477005
MARVANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA
by GERALDINE HARFORD
Deputy CWrk
Pubkkh Apri 13 x 27 2009
and May 4. 2009
P076
number! t)
and
y*ar(a)
el
property, end Vw name(t) In
whch I * u aaaetaed w/are aa
PARCEL ID# 06-X -3 1-300-
PARCEL ID# 18-31-30-96800060090
Nam** m whch aaoeaeed:
CHARLES BUTLER
Al ol aato property bemg at tw
County ol Sammota, Stole Ol
Ftonda
a i ol sat# m p M f iatae to Bn
County el BiiaitaMi, M e M
Unwta tuch rertAcaw(t) ahMI
be redeemed eccortkng to lew,
the property Ottcrtoed m autfi
certitcated) we b* aoto to Vw
Mgtwtt bidder at Vw wetl Irani
door
SemmoW
County
Courthouse. Santord. Ftonda.
on
Monday MAY 33. MSB. at
1100am
PaymaMd Sato toe, app#cebW documentary stamp toaea
and recording tee* are required
to be pato by Vw aucoeealul bid
der at vw saw Fut payment at
an amount equal to Vw MgFwel
bto it due wtthm 24 hour* attar
Vw advertised tone ol sale Al
payment* that be cash or guar
anteed
instrument.
mad*
payabto to the Clerk ot the
Cirou# Court
Dated on 477005
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA
by GERALDINE HARFORD
Deputy CWrk
Pubkth Apr* 13. X . 27. 2008
end May 4 2009
payable to die Cto
Caodt Court.
Deled on 4/7/3008
utia
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unw
ee
n
nn
V
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v
B
B
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
SEM MOLE COUNTY. PLOROA
by OERALDME HARFORD
Deputy CWrk
Pubkah Apr* 13, X . 37. M E
and May 4 2008
P077
SHE’S NOT WEARING A FLOATING DEVICE
THANKFULLY, SHE IS ONE
Prospective
bidder*
may
impact ttw vehicle* on Vw day
betora the Auchon from 9AM
unti 6PM Term* are cash or
certitwd lundt only OVIEDO
TOWING retarvet Vw ngM to
accept or refute any and *8
bto*
The following vehicwt are
ottered for bto*
2000
Ch e v r o l e t
VIN« IQ 1ND9234V6262408
Pubkkh Apri 13 2009
P072
Cod*
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO
PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF
THESE
PROCEEDINGS
SHOULD CONTACT THE PER
SONNEL OFFICE AOA COOR
DINATOR AT 407-330-9696 48
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE
MEETlNO
IF A PERSON DECIDED TO
APPEAL A DECISION MADE
WITH RESPECT TO ANY MAT
TER CONSIDERED AT THE
ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR
ING HE/SHE WILL NEED A
VERBATIM RE CORO OF THE
PROCEEDINGS INCLUDING
THE TESTIMONY AND EVI
DENCE. WHICH RE CORO IS
NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY
N O T K t OF M B C V A CTIO N TAK EN WY T N I
ST
Note* • gnren that Vie toioanng permrt modAcehon wa* waned
on March 18 2009
SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY. 1200 Red Cleveland
Boulevard. Santord FL 32773 permit #40-117-22192-1 The
protect ■* located m Sammota County. Section 9 Towntfup 20
South Range 31 East The perm# authorize* MODIFICATION
OF A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION O F A COMMERCIAL AVIATION APRON
LOCATED WITHIN TH E ORLANDO-SANFORD AIRPORT
PROPERTY PREVIOUSLY AUTHORIZED BY PERMIT #4-11722192-1 The receiving waterbody to ST JOHNS RIVER
The Nett) aonlammg Vi* appkeebon tor Vig above haled perm!
« available tor Irwpecbon Monday tvough Fnday aaoapt tor
legal holaltra BOO a m to BOO pm al toe St John# Rwer
Water Managamani Dtotnd (OMnct)
Street P t o h l a 321781438 A person
vaaraata ate Mtoctod by Via Dtoinct patmaang dKtoon may pabhon tor an admmtoVtpve haanng in accordance atoh aacbona
120 MS and 120 ST. Ftonda Stetoto*. or may chooaa to puraua
madwbon aa an abamabu remedy under aacaon 120 873.
Ftonda Statute*, betora tie daadima tor Natg a pabbon.
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