MIDWEEK:JUNE 6-9, 2018

SUMMER IS HERE Michael Jackson The Florida Collegiate Tribute singer charms Summer League opened its Sanford crowds 15th season over the weekend See Sports, Page 8 See People, Page 5

AKEANFORDARY ONGWOOD INTER PRINGS VIEDO ENEVA ASSELBERRYERALDSTEEN HULUOTA LTAMONTE PRINGS E ARY L M ,L ,W S ,O ,G ,C ,O ,C ,A S ,D B S • © 2017 H Vol. 126, No. 86 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM With school out, Seminole County Public Sanford Fire Dept. ASSOCIATED PRESS Schools aims to keep children fed Lt. Salber dies in DELAWARE LAUNCHES boating accident SPORTS BETTING HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin Three casinos in the state will HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin offer single-game and champi- At Seminole High School on Mon- onship wagering on professional day, Seminole County Public Schools A boating accident over the weekend baseball, football, hockey, basket- Dining Services Director David Hawk ball, soccer, golf and auto racing. claimed the life of spotted several high-school aged Sanford Fire De- young men walking on campus and HARVEY WEINSTEIN DUE partment Lieu- told them that, if they didn’t know, tenant Mike BACK IN COURT IN SEX there was free lunch available at the Salber. He was 56. CRIMES CASE cafeteria. Salber's girl- “People think these kids that play friend Melanie The former movie mogul is football are always fed well,” Hawk Jeanine told the scheduled to be arraigned in told the Sanford Herald afterward. Sanford Herald New York on rape and criminal “But some are still not fed all the time that he would be sex act charges. at home. Everyone needs to eat well. missed “not by A hot meal served at Seminole HighHerald School photo over theby Larrysummer- Griffin It gives them a better chance at an ed- hundreds, but by WHAT HELPED POLICE time. See LUNCH, Page 6 thousands,” and SOLVE ARIZONA SLAYINGS said the impact he had on people’s A hunch from a retired detec- lives was incalcu- tive helps lead authorities to a Lt. Mike Salber lable. man suspected of shooting six “God took a su- people to death over four days in perhero,” she told the Herald on Monday. “I the Phoenix area. CITY OF SANFORD TREE GIVE AWAY love him very much.” See SALBER, Page 6 VILLAGERS MOURNING DEAD FROM 'VOLCANO OF FIRE'

Guatemala officials say just 17 Woman, 25, drowns of the 69 people killed by an erupting volcano have been in Lake Orienta identified because the intense heat of volcanic debris leaves most bodies unidentifiable. HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin CALIFORNIA TOPS LIST AS MIDTERM MATCHUPS FORM The body of a 25-year-old woman named Dokken Walker was found in Altamonte With the possibility of a blue Springs’ Lake Orienta on Monday morning wave on the horizon, primaries following an early morning swim turned fatal, in eight states will test voter en- according to police. thusiasm, candidate quality and At around 2:30 a.m. Monday, a witness who had been swimming with Walker called 9-1-1 See AP, Page 7 to report her missing. The two had gone for a late night swim in

Employees of the City of Sanford gathered Saturday for the annual tree giveHerald away. photosResdients by of Tommy Sanford, Vincent after See LAKE, Page 3 At Trump-Kim summit, don't signing up, camae and picked up a free tree at the Chamber of Commerce parking lot. expect N. Korea to foot the bill See what’s happening See AP Story, Page 7 Take a hunter safety class this summer around Seminole County

By Tony Young doors, Hodges spent many sion (FWC) hunter safety camp See page 4 STOCKS OF weekends fishing, boating, at the Beau Turner Youth Con- “Hunting teaches patience kayaking and hiking. But, she servation Center during the LOCAL INTEREST while fostering one of the closest admits she was intimidated by summer before her sixth-grade relationships we some of the elements year. SEMINOLE SMILE As of 3 p.m. Tuesday can have with the of hunting, and cred- “It was a great experience at- natural world its her father and the tending the hunter safety sum- Allegiant $155.15 around us,” said hunter safety class she mer camp at Beau Turner,” University of took at age 10 for giv- Hodges said. “I made numerous Bombardier $3.34 Florida rising soph- ing her knowledge friends there and loved it so Faro $53.60 omore Hanna and confidence to much that I volunteered there Hodges. “Hunting safely develop what for several years.” Invacare $16.73 also contributes to became her greatest Growing up in a hunting fam- NextEra $159.79 conservation.” passion. ily and attending hunter safety Tractor Supply $73.69 Hodges loves “My dad first intro- camp had such an effect on hunting for deer duced me to target Hodges that she is now majoring Toro $60.49 and turkeys with shooting and hunting in wildlife ecology and conser- Wells Fargo $55.49 her family and – he was a great vation and hopes one day to Tony Young boyfriend, and en- coach,” Hodges said. work in a field that blends hunt- joys introducing “He actually intro- ing and conservation. And for new people to hunting and tak- duced my mom and brothers, this summer, she is proud to an- ing youth on their first hunting too – and now hunting is a fam- nounce she will be a hunt camp Braeden McKercher trips. However, that hasn’t al- ily affair.” counselor at the place where it ways been the case for Hodges. Hodges’ father signed her up Boys Lacrosse As a young girl growing up in for a weeklong Florida Fish and See HUNTING, Page 7 a family that enjoys the out- Wildlife Conservation Commis- Lake Mary HS athlete of year PAGE 2 • Midweek: June 6-9, 2018 SANFORD HERALD Seminole Sheriff’s Office warns Join the Community Law Enforcement Academy of phone scam about jury duty HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin cludes the sessions. ditions to those deputies are Those who take the class can trained in. look forward to presentations They will also be able to tour By Larry Griffin will be issued for their arrest. Herald Staff on neighborhood policing, in- the John E. Polk Correctional “If you receive a phone call like this, Those who want to get inside vestigations, child protective Facility, the Juvenile Enforce- hang up immediately,” the release says. knowledge of how the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office works services, forensics and more, ac- ment Center and the Criminal If you get a phone call claiming that “The Seminole County Sheriff’s Office may soon have the means to do cording to the SCSO. Justice Center. you missed jury duty, the Seminole will NEVER call you in an attempt to so by joining the Community Participants will also see And, there’s no cost to at- County Sheriff’s Office says it’s a scam. collect money or to advise you of a Law Enforcement Academy. demonstrations from the Spe- tend. In a press release, SCSO says scam- pending warrant.” It’s a 15-week course that cial Operations Unit, have the Those interested can apply at mers have been calling people claiming Those who believe they’ve received will kick off on Aug. 14 and opportunity to fire Sheriff’s www.seminolesheriff.org. to be members of SCSO, stating that the such fraudulent phone calls can contact take place on Tuesdays from 6 weapons at a gun range and victim hadn’t reported for jury duty the SCSO’s non-emergency line at 407- to 9:30 p.m. until Nov. 20 con- drive patrol cars in similar con- and must pay a fine, or else a warrant 665-6650. THE BULLETIN BOARD: Crooms Academy High School Class of 1958 celebrates 60th reunion

By Sheralyn Brinson school days; viewed pictures FL; Julia Wright Harrison, from past reunions; honored Deltona, FL; Ida Mae The Goldsboro Choice former teacher Mr. Edward Williams Haynes, Defiance, Neighborhood Initiative Blacksheare with a mug en- OH; Dr. Johnny L. Hender- (CNI) Public Safety Commit- graved with his year of grad- son (Belinda), Debary, FL; tee will host a Cross-Cultural uation from Crooms. There Maggie Morse Levy, Bing- Engagement Seminar, enti- was also a candlelight cere- hamton, NY; Reverend Eddie tled, “Walk in My Shoes”, on mony and memorial prayer Martin (Frances), Sanford, FL; Thurs., June 14, 2018, at the for deceased classmates, Altamease Moore McPherson Westside Community Center, Crooms founder and first (Philip), Palmetto, FL; 919 S. Persimmon Ave. in principal, Professor J.N. Clarence McKinney Jr., Sanford; from 6-8 p.m. Crooms, and his wife, Mrs. Somerdale, NJ; Edna Brad- This seminar will afford Wealthy Richardson Crooms. well Oliver, Sanford, FL; residents and the police the To end the evening, expres- Overseer Dr. Sharon Edwards opportunity to share concerns sions of appreciation were R. Patterson, Sanford, FL; about how each group is per- given, and awards were pre- Rosie Gadsen Daniel Rose ceived by the other and dis- sented to committee members (Arnisi and guests), Streets- cuss what lessons can be and others for their contribu- boro, OH; learned from these shared ex- tions. Special recognition Walter Watkins (Mary), periences. This session is de- was given to Ms. Marva Dayton, OH; Rozetta Craw- signed to enable residents to Hawkins, Retired Sanford ford Williams and guest, Or- be better informed about the Herald News Columnist, for lando, FL; Isaac Brooks, nature of community polic- her support of previous re- Philadelphia, PA; Lawrence ing, and to enable positive, unions, and Ms. Sheralyn J. Brown (Rebecca), Sanford, FL; ongoing and continuous com- Brinson, Sanford Herald Lt. Col. Montez Bowers, munication between the po- News Columnist. Oviedo, FL; and Sylvester lice and the community. If Randall Jr., Sanford, FL. Festivities continued on Photo congtributed you have questions, please Saturday, May 19, with a pic- Throughout the reunion, The Crooms Academy Class of 1958 celebrated their 60th Year Reunion in Sanford, FL. contact Tamara Johnson, CNI nic at Lee P. Moore Park classmates expressed their Project Manager, at 407-895- where they enjoyed a relaxing appreciation for an enjoyable 3300, Ext. 4010. and fun-filled day. On Sun- reunion experience; and they one-stop location to learn fair2018.eventbrite.com. God's Kingdom are needed! day, May 20, classmates wor- are getting excited and anx- about home ownership in Questions, call Terri Daniels • The Crooms Academy shipped together at the 11 iously awaiting their 62nd Seminole County. Meet • Three churches in the at 407-323-3594. Register High School Class of 1958 cel- a.m. service at Getting Your Year Reunion, to be held in lenders, housing counselors, Georgetown Community of adults and children online at ebrated their 60th Year Re- House in Order Ministries the year 2020. Reunion Coor- realtors and Seminole County Sanford have partnered to https://rrr.cokesburyvbs.com union in Sanford, FL, on May where classmate, Overseer dinating Committee members staff. sponsor Vacation Bible School /nbsj, or you may register at 17-20, 2018, with the theme, Dr. Sharon Edwards R. Patter- are Walter Watkins, Chairper- See what housing options for the community. New the door. Everyone is wel- “Panther Pride Still Alive.” son is Founder and Pastor, son; Altamease Moore and other services are avail- Bethel M.B. Church, (Pastor come to attend. The activities began with which concluded their 58th McPherson, Co-Chairperson; able in Seminole County. In- William F. Lewis); St. John Registration on Thursday, Year Reunion events. The Julia Wright Harrison, Finan- formation sessions and door M.B. Church (Pastor McKen- • Yard Sale – Part 2, at the May 17, at the Comfort Inn Crooms Class of 1958 has a cial Secretary; Ida Mae prize drawings will be held non Fernander), and St. Paul home of the late Mrs. Dorothy and Suites; a “Meet and history of giving to the com- Williams Haynes; Bernice throughout the day; refresh- M.B. Church (Pastor Sammie Curry, 2203 W. Historic Greet” was held at the Red munity during their visits/re- Lewis Cooper; and Ernest ments will be provided. Part- Edwards) will host the ses- Goldsboro Blvd. (W. 13th Lobster Restaurant (Seminole unions. This year was no Allen. nering agencies include: sions on June 11-15, at New Street) in Sanford; 9:30 a.m.-3 Town Center) where class- exception; they contributed to Seminole County Govt., Uni- Bethel, 618 E. 10th St., from 6- p.m. on Sat., June 9th. Great mates and their guests spent Getting Your House in Order • The Seminole County versity of Florida-Institute of 8 p.m., with classes for adults bargains on hats, clothes, jew- time renewing friendships Ministries. Community Services Depart- Food and Agricultural Sci- and children (grades pre-K elry, and more. Prices: $.25 and enjoying dinner. Classmates and guests in ment invites you to the 5th ences (IFAS) Extension, Duke through 12). cents to $10, except for furni- On Friday evening, May attendance were: Ernest Allen Annual Home Ownership Energy, the Foundation for The curriculum will in- ture. Cash sales only. 18, a Banquet was held at the (Hilda), Greensboro, NC; Ber- Fair on Sat., June 9, 2018; 10 Seminole County Public clude studying God’s Word, Sanora Clubhouse which in- nice Lewis Cooper (Jimmy), a.m.-1:00 p.m., at the Exten- Schools, and the City of San- music, other fun-filled activi- Sheralyn Brinson can be cluded a catered dinner and Roseboro, NC; Lonnie Hardy sion Services Auditorium, 250 ford. Register online at ties and fellowship. Volun- reached at SBrinson@MySan- engaging activities. Class- and guest (his niece), Sanford, W. County Home Road in https://homeownership- teers who love working in fordHerald.com. mates reminisced about their FL; David Harrison, Deltona, Sanford. Free Event. Your

ARTS ALIVE: Casselberry to host Art and Music in the Park at Lake Concord

ByHerald Jessica Arts Pirani Columnist and can be secured online or Cluster Truck Live Life to the Fullest at the box office. Summer courses at the Tonight from 5 to 8 p.m. A&H as well as many chil- Lake Concord Park, be- Live It Up! catch the food trucks over at dren’s and adult day pro- hind Casselberry’s City Hall, Lake Mary City Hall. Good- grams are enrolling now. will host Art and Music in The Sanford Brewing Co. ies will be made by Hay- Inspire yourself. Find the the Park this Friday from 6 brings together their New burner, Up in Smoke, time, make the energy, live a to 9 p.m. The sculpture gar- Jazz Jam and ladies night. SMAC, and more. fuller life through self-bet- den comes alive with festive This sounds like a win-win Lake Concord Park in terment, healthy socializa- music, live entertainment, situation with cold beer, hot Casselberry will host the tion and by nurturing and over 12 food trucks. women, and sultry jazz. Food Truck Bazaar this Fri- creative outlets. Enroll in a Over at The Art House, pop This Saturday, join May- day from 6 to 9 p.m. Drive- course, pick up a new skill, in to see June’s collection, gen Navarro at Wop’s Hops thru guests include 900 play an instrument, learn a Nature’s Embrace, featuring for an 8 p.m. show full of Degreez, Burger Lab, language, make beer, cheese, local painters Francine Levy, folksy Americana. SwedeDish, Union Jack’s, soap, paintings, jewelry, pot- Beatrice Athens, Marianna The West End’s big week- Sweet City Gelato and oth- tery. Hamilton Ross, Deborah B end event is Second Satur- ers. Smith, Eliza Pineau Casler days beginning at 7 p.m. Volunteers of America and Lillian Verkins. This party will feature four Brews in the News This show will hang June acts on the main stage and The Wayne Densch Per- 5 through 28. three on the acoustic stage. Tomorrow, Thursday, June forming Arts Center is seek- Tickets are $5. 7, join in at Buster’s Bistro ing volunteers for front of Flex Your Spanish… On Friday The Alley will for Sanford’s monthly Brew house work during their up- Right Now (Ahora Mismo) host Hypersona, a three- Club meeting. This group is coming season of entertain- man, high-energy band with dedicated to the idea that ment. Perks of the job Mad Cow Theater is flex- an 8 p.m. show. Saturday brewing together makes bet- include free admission and ing their Spanish muscles night, catch The Domino Ef- ter beer, so collects no dues the dramatic camaraderie (músculos) by reading a fect for a cover-free 8 p.m. and indulges no politics; it’s that lingers around theaters. Spanish translation of Ten- show. Sunday from 5 p.m. just local maltsters getting Call 321-8111 or email den- nessee Williams’ classic The join Doc Williamson for the together to discuss their [email protected] to Glass Menagerie, or El Zoo Sunday Blues Jam. craft. enlist. de Cristal tonight. Join in at 7 p.m. Photo contributed Local artist Francine Levy’s oil pastels will be featured this month at This production begins at Jessica Pirani can be reached the Casselberry Art House. 7:30 p.m., tickets are just $12 at [email protected].

Sanford Police seek public input for accreditation process

The accreditation team from the Com- issues. sessment team is composed of three law en- mission for Florida Law Enforcement Ac- As part of the on-site assessment, agency forcement professionals from accredited creditation (CFA) invites public comments members and the general public are invited agencies within the State. The assessors about the Sanford Police Department as to offer comments to the assessment team. will review written materials; interview in- part of the on-site assessment for re-accredi- A copy of the standards is available dividuals; and visit offices and other places tation. A team of assessors from the Com- through the Sanford Police Department’s where compliance can be witnessed. mission for Florida Law Enforcement Office of Accreditation at 407 562-2799. Once the Commission’s assessors com- Accreditation (CFA) will arrive July 10, For more information regarding CFA, or plete their review of the agency, they will 2018 to examine all aspects of the Sanford for persons wishing to offer written com- report back to the full Commission, which Police Department’s policies and proce- ments about the Sanford Police Depart- will then decide if the agency is to receive dures, management, operations, and sup- ment’s ability to meet the standards of re-accredited status. The Sanford Police port services, Chief Cecil Smith announced accreditation, please write to: CFA, P.O. Bx. Department’s re-accreditation will be for today. The Department has to comply with 1489, Tallahassee, FL 32302, or email to three years. The Sanford Police Depart- approximately 236 standards in order to re- [email protected]. ment was first accredited in 2005. This rep- ceive accredited status. Many of the stan- The Accreditation Manager for the Police resents the 5th cycle in the accreditation dards are critical to life, health, and safety Department is Mr. Peter Loomis. The as- process. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: June 6-9, 2018 PAGE 3 OPINIONS SNARKY McSNIDE SAYS,

Tweety and the Twerp Part IV Supposedly, in a few days, the Twerp Just look at what Tweety can do with- and Tweety will meet in Singapore. out a bunch of diplomats getting in the way. Now, everyone wants to have their pic- ture taken with the Twerp. Vladimir Recall in the distant past (six months Putin, himself, fresh from a grueling elec- ago?) Tweety, the President of the United tion, is angling for a one on one with the States of America was calling the Twerp, Twerp. Pretty soon he will be the toast of the Supreme Leader of the Democratic Europe. Next, a special guest on one of People's Republic of Korea, "Little Rocket our late night shows. Mayor de Blasio Man". The Twerp called Tweety the Ko- will give him a key to New York City. rean word for "dotard". It might be a while before the Twerp is Heavy saber rattling was going on. welcomed with open arms by Japan, Missiles were landing in the Pacific Guam, and San Francisco. Ocean, aircraft carriers were surrounding the Korean peninsula. Gradually, our 17 intelligence agencies are building a dossier on the Twerp. So Since then, the Twerp has crossed the far the only thing that has been leaked to demarcation line between North and the public is that his limousine has a toi- South Korea and hugged the head South let. Korean.

Past Versus Present Americans much more restricted access to guns? agenda. There's another aspect of our response to mayhem. When a murderer uses a bomb, Walter E. Williams is a professor of economics By Walter E. Williams 2010, and more than 300 school staff mem- truck or car to kill people, we don't blame at George Mason University. To find out more bers filed workers' compensation claims in a the bomb, truck or car. We don't call for con- about Walter E. Williams and read features by Having enjoyed my 82nd birthday, I am year because of injuries received through as- trol over the instrument of death. We seem other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoon- part of a group of about 50 million Ameri- saults or altercations on the job. In Philadel- to fully recognize that such objects are inani- ists, visit the Creators Syndicate webpage at cans who are 65 years of age or older. Those phia, 690 teachers were assaulted in 2010, mate and incapable of acting on their own. www.creators.com. who are 90 or older were in school during and in a five-year period, 4,000 were. In that We blame the perpetrator. However, when COPYRIGHT 2018 CREATORS.COM the 1930s. My age cohort was in school dur- city's schools, according to The Philadelphia the murder is done using a gun, we do call ing the 1940s. Baby boomers approaching Inquirer, "on an average day 25 students, for control over the inanimate instrument of their 70s were in school during the 1950s teachers, or other staff members were death -- the gun. I smell a hidden anti-gun and early '60s. beaten, robbed, sexually assaulted, or vic- Try this question to any one of those 50 tims of other violent crimes. That doesn't million Americans who are 65 or older: Do even include thousands more who are ex- you recall any discussions about the need to torted, threatened, or bullied in a school MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley hire armed guards to protect students and year." teachers against school shootings? Do you Yale University legal scholar John Lott ar- remember school policemen patrolling the gues that gun accessibility in our country hallways? How many students were shot to has never been as restricted as it is now. Lott death during the time you were in school? reports that until the 1960s, New York City For me and those other Americans 65 or public high schools had shooting clubs. Stu- older, when we were in school, a conversa- dents carried their rifles to school on the tion about hiring armed guards and having subway in the morning and then turned police patrol hallways would have been them over to their homeroom teacher or a seen as lunacy. There was no reason. gym teacher -- and that was mainly to keep What's the difference between yesteryear them centrally stored and out of the way. Ri- and today? The logic of the argument for fles were retrieved after school for target those calling for stricter gun control laws, in practice (http://tinyurl.com/yapuaehp). the wake of recent school shootings, is that Virginia's rural areas had a long tradition of something has happened to guns. Guns high school students going hunting in the LAKE the Altamonte Springs Po- mation Officer Evelyn Es- have behaved more poorly and become evil. morning before school, and they sometimes lice Department and the tevez, Walker had been a Guns themselves are the problem. The job stored their guns in the trunks of their cars Seminole County Sheriff’s resident of the Oak Har- for those of us who are 65 or older is to relay during the school day, parked on the school Continued from Page 1 Office. bour community for about the fact that guns were more available and grounds. A dive team and heli- two weeks prior to her less controlled in years past, when there was During earlier periods, people could sim- copters were utilized. death. far less mayhem. Something else is the prob- ply walk into a hardware store and buy a Lake Orienta at the dock in The 9-1-1 call has the Estevez said there had lem. rifle. Buying a rifle or pistol through a mail- the gated community Oak witness stating that it had been ‘No Swimming’ signs Guns haven't changed. People have order catalog -- such as Sears, Roebuck & Harbour, and, according to been 15 minutes and she posted, but they were changed. Behavior that is accepted from Co.'s -- was easy. Often, a 12th or 14th birth- the witness, she came up thought her friend, Walker, posted by the Oak Harbour today's young people was not accepted yes- day present was a shiny new .22-caliber alone. had drowned, and was un- community. There is no teryear. For those of us who are 65 or older, rifle, given to a boy by his father. Walker’s body was able to locate her. law in Altamonte Springs assaults on teachers were not routine as they These facts of our history should confront found at around 10 a.m. According to Altamonte against swimming in the are in some cities. For example, in Balti- us with a question: With greater accessibility Monday after a search by Springs Police Public Infor- lake. more, an average of four teachers and staff to guns in the past, why wasn't there the members were assaulted each school day in kind of violence we see today, when there is PAGE 4 • Midweek : June 6 to 9, 2018 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY

COMMUNITY EVENTS New restaurant manager turns hourly position into career

Veteran Free Dental Care ferent designated charity Saturday, June 9, 9 a.m. to every month. Live music, 3 p.m., Aspen Dental prac- food trucks, artisan food & Sanford resident, Daryl Miranda, is now the General Man- tices throughout the nation. craft vendors. ager of the Olive Garden in Sanford. He joined the Olive Gar- Local office call 386-463- den family 14 years ago as a server in Orange City. By 0280. learning all aspects of front and back of the house, he was Indoor Movies promoted to a management position shortly after. In his most Friday, June 15, 6:30 p.m. recent role, Daryl led a diverse team that improved results Oviedo Cultural Center, Tree Giveaway each month under his guidance. Starting on the floor himself, Oviedo. Free. "Cloudy with Saturday, June 9, 8 a.m. to he’s a big believer in promoting from within and hopes to a Chance of Meatballs." 1 p.m., Gateway Center for push his new team towards success. the Arts, DeBary. First come/first serve. Virtuous Life Studies Thursdays, 2nd & 4th of Veterans Town Hall each month, 7 p.m., Lake Photo contributed Saturday, June 9, 10 a.m. Mary Community Center, to 1 p.m., New Bethel M.B. 140 E. Wilbur Ave., Lake Church, 618 E. 10th St., San- Mary. Bible study by Veron- ford. Learn about VA Med- ica L. Smith, uniqueness & Markham Woods Middle celebrates Awards and Teacher Appreciation ical Center, filing disability harvesting your promise. claim, burial services & more. RSVP to 407-646-5037. Comedy Show Saturday, June 16, 9 p.m., Fun in the Sun Inner Compass Brewing Saturday, June 9, 11 a.m. Company, 300 E. 2nd Street, to 2 p.m., 2401 S. Ronald Sanford. Due North Com- Reagan Blvd., Altamonte edy Show. Free. Not recom- Springs. Outreach for com- mended for young children. munity. Call 321-277-3928. "Little Wars" Food Truck Battle Saturday, June 16, 10 a.m. Saturday, June 9, 2 to 9 to 4 p.m., Museum of Semi- p.m., Historic Downtown nole County History, 300 Es- Longwood, 300 N. Ronald linger Way, Sanford. $3 - Reagan Blvd., Longwood. adults, $1 - students & sen- (extra parking at Longwood iors. Dads free. Toy soldiers Sunrail Station, Reiter Park based on 1913 HG Wells & back parking lot of South book, "War of the Worlds." Seminole Hospital) 30 plus Dress in Steampunk attire & food trucks. participate in the battlefield. Registrants receive a set of War Zone Wrestling soldiers. Call 407-665-2489. Saturday, June 9, 6 p.m. doors open, 7 p.m. bell time, Sanford Art Walk Palmetto Avenue Baptist Saturday, June 16, (3rd Church, 2626 S. Palmetto Saturday of each month), 6 Ave., Sanford. Free. Mid to 9 p.m., Sanford Welcome Florida Wrestling presents Center, 230 E. First St., San- War Zone. ford. Juried art show, live music and lots of art. For Bonkerz Comedy info go to www.sanfordart- Saturday, June 9, 6 p.m. walk.com Happy Hour, 7:30 to 9 p.m. Show, Oviedo Cultural Cen- Rhythms at the Roost ter, 357 Center Lake Lane, Saturday, June 16, 6 to 10 Oviedo. $5 for first 50 tick- p.m., Cranes Roost, Alt. Spgs. New Orleans Flare ets, $10 thereafter. Featuring Photos contributed Jame Yon from Real Laughs from the NOLA Brass Band. Bring chair & enjoy great Top left: Congratulations to Ebony Taylor (right) as she was selected as Markham Woods Middle Rookie of the Year. She is pictured with on the Real Radio & The Principal Linda Mumey (left). Top right: Dylan and Sydney were selected as Outstanding STEM Alliance Scholars by the Central Florida Low Down on Sling TV. music. STEM Education Council. Bottom left: Congratulations to Markham Woods Middle School PTSA. They were presented the Top Child Ad- Tickets on Event Brite or call vocacy Award recently at the SCCPTA (Seminole County Council PTA) Awards Breakfast for the Beyond Differences No One Eats Alone 407-971-5590. Car Show Day Program presented at Markham Woods Middle. Bottom right: Markham Woods Mustang Students eagerly wrote thank you notes to Sunday, June 17, 11 a.m. teachers at the “Appreciation Station.” Astronomy Club to 2 p.m., Lake Mary City Saturday, June 9, 7 p.m. to Hall, 101 N. 4th St., Lake 12 a.m., Trotwood Park, 701 Mary. Junior National Honor Society Inductees introduced Northern Way, Winter Springs. Florida Astronomi- Library Families Rock cal Society onsite with tele- Monday, June 18 6 to 7:30 scopes for public viewing. p.m., North Branch Library, Markham 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- Woods Sunset Cinema ford. Decorate rocks & hide Middle Saturday, June 9, 8 p.m., them Supplies included. school Cranes Roost Park, Alta- Registration required. Call announces monte. "Jumanji: Welcome 407-665-1620. its Junior to the Jungle" outdoor National movie, food & beverages for Lunch & Learn Honor purchase. Watch choreo- Wednesday, June 20, 11:30 Society graphed fountain show. a.m. to 1 p.m., Riverside Inductees. Park, 1600 Lockwood Blvd., Rock & Walk Oviedo. $9 per class. Educa- Sunday, June 10, 9 a.m. to tional classes, art projects, Photo 12 p.m., Cranes Roost Park, physical health & more. contributed Altamonte. Support the Lunch provided. Call 407- TEARS Foundation in ef- 971-5575. forts to provide funeral as- sistance, emotion support & River Rats other programs for grieving Saturdays, June 23 & July families. 21, 9 to 11:45 a.m., Sanford Memorial Stadium, Mel- Book Club lonville Ave., Sanford. Wednesday, June 13, 6:30 Stretch, hit, throw, learn de- to 7:30, North Branch Li- fense & enjoy campers ver- brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., sus Rats autograph session. Sanford. Reading "Maria" by $30 per session or $50 for Eugenia Price. both. Ages 5 to 12. Sign up at www.FloridaLeague.com. Father/Daughter Dance Wednesday, June 13, 7 to Clothing/Shoe Drive 9 p.m., Longwood Commu- Saturday, June 23, 10 a.m. nity Center, 200 W. Warren to 4 p.m., Seminole Towne Ave., Longwood. $5 per cou- Center Mall, Sanford. Trailer ple & $2.50 for extra person. will be in parking lot be- Tickets at door cash only. tween Burlington Coat Fac- Free portrait by Longwood tory & Dillards store is drop Walgreens. off. Call 973-598-8880 ext. 18.

Ladies Bowling Night Zoo Night Hikes Wednesday, June 13, 7 to Saturdays, June 23 & 9 p.m., Oviedo Bowling Sept. 15, 7:30 p.m., Central Center, 376 E. Broadway Florida Zoo, 3755 NW Hwy. Street, Oviedo. $25 includes 17-92, Sanford. (Ages 5+) 1 game/shoes, dinner, drink Experience the sights & tickets, door prizes & more. sounds of the zoo with a nocturnal adventure, up- Sock Drive close& guided flashlight To Thursday, June 14, tour. Call 407-323-4450. Law Offices of Daniel R. Lewis, 400 E. 1st Street, San- Men's Health Challenge ford. Socks can be dropped Sunday, June 24, 12 to 4 off. To benefit needy in the p.m., Springs Meadows Sev- community & local shelters. enth-day Adventist Church, 5783 N. Ronald Reagan Mid-Week Market Blvd. (CR427) , Sanford. Thursday, June 14, 6 to 9 Health & wellness guest p.m., Celery City Craft, 114 speakers, educational ven- S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. dors, food, special work- 10% of bar sales go to a dif- shops & more. Call 407-665-3008. SANFORD HERALD Midweek : June 6 to 9, 2018 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY Performer is Michael Jackson Tribute singer Event raises funds & honors volunteers

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Special to the Herald nity,” Stahlman added. The “Call to Hope” event also honored the More than 400 corporate and community work of 2,800 Shepherd’s Hope volunteers Herald photos by Susan Wenner citizens gathered recently for the annual who contributed 44,000 hours equal to $2.4 Danny Ware recently performed at the American Legion Post 53 on Sanford Avenue in Sanford. He fundraising and volunteer recognition event million in in-kind services in 2017. Four vol- brings his Michael Jackson Tribute with authenic costumes, dance moves and songs from the for Shepherd’s Hope. The “Call to Hope” unteers received special recognition with the famous singer breakfast at the Rosen Centre Hotel raised Dr. Ruth McKeefrey Volunteer of the Year $210,000 in one-time gifts and multi-year Award, named in honor of Shepherd’s Hope’s By Susan Wenner started with karaoke and after many people pledges for the faith-based nonprofit celebrat- first volunteer executive director. They are: Herald Publisher/People Editor came up to me and said that I sounded just ing its 21st anniversary. The event also high- 1. Outstanding General Volunteer of the like Michael Jackson." lighted the work of volunteer medical and lay Year: Faryal Mohammed 2. Outstanding Volunteer Nurse of the When folks tell Danny Ware that Michael Ware has performed in shows at House of personnel who aid in providing free medical Year: Donna Breit, R.N. Jackson is gone he is the first one to let them Blues in Orlando and it was there that the care to the uninsured and underinsured at the 3. Outstanding Volunteer Clinical Practi- know that he lives on. You see, Ware is a ticket seller, Live Nation, inquired who he organization’s five local health clinics. tioner of the Year: Jamie Lynch, ARNP Michael Jackson tribute singer. was. That has lead to a lot of additional invi- Shepherd’s Hope is a vital safety net health 4. Outstanding Physician of the Year: Dr. The Central Florida resident regularly per- tations. He has also sang at City Walk at Uni- care provider for the estimated 450,000 Central Jeff Thill forms throughout the area and frequently at versal Studios, Hard Rock and even overseas. Floridians who do not have health insurance. The sponsorship support of ABC Fine Wine the American Legion Post 53 in Sanford. His On April 27 he began a permanent show that In 2017, 26 percent of Shepherd’s Hope pa- & Spirits, Enterprise Holdings Foundation, live performances bring back the nostalgia is on International Drive called Orlando tients reported they had lost their health insur- Florida Hospital, Orlando Health, The Martin and flavor that Michael Jackson would be Forum. It's will be a dinner show. ance in the last six months to a year, and the Andersen-Gracia Andersen Foundation, Inc., proud to view. Crowds flock to hear his fa- As far as the Michael Jackson favorites, number of patients who are children jumped and Rosen Centre helped to offset the costs of miliar voice, the moon walk, white glove and Ware cited that he loves all of his music. Al- from 7 percent to 17 percent. the event, allowing more of the dollars raised the moves, tunes and singing that brings the though, he noted that it was the oldies that he “Access to quality health care for our neigh- to go directly to patient services. former Motown singer front and center down grew up on. bors in need has been the mission of Shep- Watch this year’s “Patient Story of Hope” memory lane. His inspiration to continue being a Michael herd’s Hope since 1997. Since then, we have on YouTube. Ware, himself, is married with 2 children Jackson tribute singer stems from that fact been stretched far beyond what was even Shepherd’s Hope is the leading voice for and also has a daughter that resides in Eng- that he just loves to see people smile. "I really dreamed of on that day in February when the the uninsured and underinsured in Central land with her mom. When he is not serenad- want people to just be happy," he said. first patient arrived at our door,” said Presi- Florida. Founded in 1997, the faith-based non- ing the fans he works in Orlando as an auto "Doing Michael is fun for me and people love dent/CEO Marni Stahlman. “Despite provid- profit organization provides free primary care mechanic. Comical as it may seem there was it. It makes them happy. I haven't really ing 19,575 patient visits and medical services and specialty care medical services to unin- even one day when his friend, an Elvis trib- thought about branching out into acting. I in 2017, we still had to turn away another 900 sured men, women and children from five free ute singer, brought Cadillac in for servicing. don't want to do too much because I’d like to patients because we didn’t have the resources standing health centers in Orange and Semi- That must have been a sight for sore eyes to see my sons grow up and don't wanna miss to meet their needs.” nole counties. In 2017, Shepherd’s Hope pro- see Michael Jackson working on Elvis' Cadil- too much." Many of Shepherd’s Hope’s patients are vided 19,575 free patient visits and medical lac. The duo are known for performing at Ware did add that he wants to encourage low-wage, working families who struggle to services thanks to partnerships with 2,800 li- events back to back at times too, such as San- others in life. "Anything in life that you like afford basic housing and living needs. Far too censed medical and general volunteers, 3 com- ford's American Legion Post 53. or love doing, don't give up cause you can often, they forgo medical care due to financial munity hospital systems, 100 He shared that his interest in music came make it happen if you try." limitations or use area hospital emergency de- diagnostic/secondary providers and 23 multi- from his love of always watching entertainers For more information or to book Ware for a partments to access care. “Shepherd’s Hope faith partners. To learn more, visitwww.shep- on stage and television. "I just wanted to Michael Jackson show go to his Facebook - makes it possible for these patients to find herdshope.org or call (407) 876-6699, ext. 228. know what it felt like to be in front of a Danny Ware. hope and healing while also mitigating the crowd," he said. "It's pretty awesome. I staggering financial impact to our commu- Community United Methodist Church of DeBary hosts the Orange City Orchestra in concert

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The Community United Methodist Church of DeBary and the Orange City Orchestra have scheduled another concert which is in a series of concerts. The free, community-wide concert is scheduled for Saturday, June 30 at 7 p.m.. The Orange City Orchestra consists of approximately 33 musicians who are, in most cases, retired professional perform- ers, some current music students and area music teachers. It is an excellent symphony orchestra that has existed over here in Volusia for over 10 years. Rick Dwyer, is the conductor and organized the orchestra and leads every Friday night prac- tices and their concerts. CUMC/DeBary has now scheduled and presented about approximately 7 free community-wide concerts, one in the summer and a Christmas concert. We have from 175 to 220 in attendance. These concerts consist of the largest crowd of it's type in the DeBary, Orange City and Deltona areas. We have a free social from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. before the concerts and offer desserts and beverages. The concert will be held at Community United Methodist Church of DeBary located at 41 W. Highbanks Road in DeBary. For more information call 386-668-4805.

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ARTHUR DANIEL that they were ready to roll Horace was a member of Florida. Sanford passed away on Sanford, Florida. JENKINS each and every day. St. Luke Missionary Baptist Services Entrusted to the Friday, May 25, 2018. Funeral Arrangements entrusted to He truly loved both of Church in Cameron City, care of Sunrise Funeral service will be held on Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. Arthur Daniel Jenkins 111 these trades and was always Sanford, Florida where he Home, 900 Locust Avenue, Saturday, June 9, 2018 at 11:00 (407)732-4594. 28 years of age grew up in grateful. served as an usher. He Sanford, Florida (407)322- AM at First Shiloh Missionary Sanford Florida went to dwell Arthur had a love for cars worked as a construction 7383. Baptist Church 700 Elm DEBORAH WYNN in the house of the lord on and trucks and had too many worker in the construction Avenue Sanford, Florida with June 1st, 2018. He was born in to name them all. His latest industry for over 30 years. GINGER LYNN SCOTT Reverend Doctor Harry D. Deborah Wynn, 59 of Titusville Florida on March vehicle is his red Hemi Dodge Horace enjoyed fishing, foot- NOGUEIRA Rucker Officiating. Interment Sanford, FL died June 2, 2018 6th 1990. The son of Roberta pick up . He loved 4 wheel- ball, basketball, and spending and Committal services will in Longwood, Florida. A K Jacoby and Arthur D. ing, loved riding motorcycle's time with his family at family Ginger Lynn Scott be held in native of Sanford she was a Jenkins Jr. and John W Jacoby. and dirt bikes and fishing. He gatherings. He was a lifelong Nogueira born on December Shiloh 1976 graduate of Seminole He went to Idyllwild loved on line gaming which resident of 2, 1957 in Cemetery High School. She was Elementary school where his at times was hard to pry him Sanford, Sanford, Florida left this Sanford, employed as the General mother chauffeured him and away from. He always loved Florida. earth on Saturday May 19. Florida. Manager of the Rescue Day many of his friends to school having a good time. Horace 2018. Beverly Care in Sanford, FL and every day. He went to Arthur is survived by his was pre- Ginger our loving wife, who was served as the Overseer at the Millennium Middle school mother, father, John, grandfa- ceded in mother, sister and friend is affection- House of Christ Ministries. and then he attended ther Arthur D Jenkins Sr. death by survived by her husband ally Visitation will be held Seminole High School. Sisters Sabrina Siple and his moth- John Philip Nogueira, their known as Friday, June 8, 2018 5-7pm at Arthur Lindsey McAneny along with er, Ethel son Beverly Ann Ann by The House of Christ was a gen- many cousins, aunts and Mae Keys Nicolas Scott Nogueira and Pinkney her family Ministries, Sanford, FL. erous, uncles that loved him dearly. and granddaughters Cheyenne and Funeral Services Saturday, kind His kindness and love will Horace Lee father, Bailey Pugh and Lorilei friends June 9, 2018 2PM at Calvary hearted live on in our memories with Moore Jr. Horace Mai Ginger Nogueira; her son was born Temple of gentle all his family and friends for- Lee Benjamin Scott (Brittney) in Sanford on January 2, 1954 Praise giant, ever. Moore, Sr. and granddaughters Megan to the late Hannah Pinkney Church. which is Services will be held at Horace is survived by his Taylor Scott and Lauren and Gilbert Lattimore. She Interment what Baldwin Fairchild funeral wife, Deborah A. Moore; chil- Madison Scott; her mother attended the Public Schools of in the many home on Wednesday June 6th dren, Nabirye Peters, Jarvis Dorothy Scott and father Seminole County and gradu- Restlawn 2018 at 10am. The address is Peters (Tamel Williams), ated from Crooms High Arthur Daniel referred to Harold Scott (deceased); her Cemetery. 5000 county road 46A Sanford Toccara Turner (Wesley), School in the Class of 1971. Jenkins him as. To brother Dennis Scott She is us he was Florida 32771. Horace L. Moore, III, and (Theresa) and one niece and She was a Baptist and affiliat- survived a big Vernard Moore; 22 grandchil- one ed with First Shiloh by her teddy HORACE LEE MOORE JR. dren; brother, Edward nephew; her brother Gary Missionary Baptist Church. Son: bear. His friends called him Bernard Evans (Janice); moth- Scott (Darlene) and two She was employed by the Deborah Curtis Artie. Horace Lee Moore, Jr., er-in-law, Clementine Baker; nephews. State of Florida, the City of Wynn (Linda) Arthur always told his “Guinea”, 59, of Sanford, and a host of nieces, Ginger’s compassion, love Lake Mary and assisted Watson, father and John he wanted to Florida passed away on nephews, cousins, in-laws, and laughter will be forever working for the Granny Jr. be like them. So he studied Thursday, May 31, 2018 at other relatives and friends. remembered. Program. Beverly lived a Sanford, FL. Siblings: The for the HVAC test and Hospice of the Comforter, Visitation will be held on Memorial will be held on good and prosperous life. She Rev. Dr. Julius (Tanya) Wynn, passed. He soon began work- Altamonte Springs, Florida. Friday, June 8, 2018, 5 PM - 7 June 9th, 1:30, at Sanford will be missed by all who Clearwater, FL. Van Williams, ing at DelAir Heating and Air He was born on April 23, PM at Sunrise Funeral Home Church of Christ, 1500 loved her. She leaves to cher- Leroy (Vanessa) Williams, all as a runner then an A/C 1959 in Perry, Florida to the Chapel, 900 Locust Avenue, Park Avenue, Sanford, ish her memories her chil- of Gainesville, FL. Lawrence service technician. He also late Horace Lee Moore, Sr. Sanford, Florida 32771. Florida. dren, Antonio Lattimore, Wynn, Lake Placid, FL. worked for other A/ C com- and the late Ethel Mae Celebration of Life Service In lieu of flowers, dona- Shannon Raynor, brother, Jimmy- Banes, Seattle panies. When he realized his Blanton Keys. At an early will be held on Saturday, June tions to the Church of Christ Raleigh Bernard Pinkney, sis- Washington. Three dad needed his help he decid- age, Horace migrated with 9, 2018, 11 AM at St. Luke food ter, Brenda Vernell Stephens, Grandchildren ed to go learn the trucking his family to Sanford, Florida. Missionary Baptist Church, pantry/youth programs seven grandchildren, eight Gail & Wynn’s Mortuary, business and moved to North He attended Seminole 3771 Jessup Avenue, Sanford, would be welcomed. grandchildren. Viewing and Inc. is in charge of all Carolina. He worked for his County Public Schools in Florida 32773, with Reverend visitation will be held on arrangements. father at Art Jenkins Sanford, Florida and Robert Bradley, Sr., officiat- BEVERLY ANN PINKNEY Friday, May 8, 2018 from 5-7 www.gailwynnsmortuary.co Trucking.He was in charge of Seminole High School, ing. Interment will follow at PM at Trinity Memorial m maintaining all the trucks so Sanford, Florida. Shiloh Cemetery, Sanford, Beverly Ann Pinkney 64 Chapel, Inc. 819 W 1st Street

LUNCH ty partners such as the Sanford daycare-like entities while parents SALBER with another boat, Jeanine wrote. Library downtown, the Salvation work, often bring children down Salber’s boat appeared to have gone air- Army, the Boys and Girls Club of in large groups for the free lunch- borne and the boat landed on him, Jeanine wrote. He passed away instantly from Continued from Page 1 West Sanford and more. es. Continued from Page 1 Last year, Hawk said they had And sometimes, the children injuries sustained in the accident. served about 230,000 meals total served are from homeless fami- She called him a “true hero, who can “I can’t seem to think, or breathe, or ucation.” understand,” she wrote on Facebook. “I just Enter the Summer Break Spot in Seminole County.At least 400 lies, with nowhere to rely on for never be replaced.” youths per day are served hot steady meals, Webber said. He left behind four children, aged 17, 18, want him back.” program. There were three other racers involved in While the beginning of sum- food at Seminole High, Hawk In Seminole County, there were 20 and 22. said. 1,898 homeless students counted Salber was a 22-year veteran paramedic the crash and they were taken to the hospi- mer vacation means classes are tal with injuries, according to the website officially over for three months, At Seminole High School’s in the 2015-2016 period, according with the fire department. He began his cafeteria, a team of dedicated to a study by the Shimberg Center career in 1996 and expressed an interest in for the PowerBoat Superstock races. that can also be hazardous for the One injured was Salber's son Zane, who many Seminole County children employees were finishing up for Housing Studies, a South training throughout his career, according to readying the meals at 10:30 a.m. Florida nonprofit. a press release from the Sanford Fire only received minor injuries and was dis- who don’t have access to food the charged the same evening. same way they would over the as the program was about to start Webber said those children Department. on Monday. The meals consisted were as welcome as anyone else He received the Paramedic of the Year The driver of the other boat, Frank Silva, school year. was also discharged, but his partner Chris Fortunately, every summer, the of warm hot dogs, carrots, a bag to come and enjoy a free hot award from his department in 2006. of potato chips and milk. lunch during the summertime. Over the years, his efforts to save lives Mejias was still receiving medical care on Summer Break Spot program Monday, though he was reported in stable opens up, allowing children and Hawk said hot meals weren’t “We are open to them,” she extended to duties with the Dive Team, the always a given in such programs, said. “We hope they can come in, Special Operations Team and as an Aviation condition. young people to come into a slew Roy Mantle, from London’s Powerboat of different locations for hot meals but said Seminole County was and we hope the word gets out.” Rescue Swimmer. He was promoted to committed to offering a better By 11 a.m. Monday, the cafete- Lieutenant in 2013. P1 Head Office, told the Sanford Herald for both breakfast and lunch. that an investigation was under way and Hawk said the service, focused overall experience. ria at Seminole High was full to He also worked with the Powerboat P1 School Dining Services the brim with chattering students, Safety Team when he wasn’t racing his own they were still trying to determine the exact on local areas of need where stu- chain of events that led to the accident. dents from free and reduced Manager Brenda Webber said it their voices echoing off the walls. boats. Salber and Jeanine had been in was important to offer the sum- Hawk said it was typical for the Jacksonville at the P1 Power Boat “Nobody is clear on exactly what hap- lunch backgrounds are heavily pened,” he said, and stated they were concentrated, is obviously essen- mer breakfast and lunch services program. Everyone got a hot meal Superstock USA series on Saturday. One of due to the sheer volume of chil- and was enjoying it. Salber’s hobbies was racing boats. reviewing the professional footage they’d tial over the summer months. taken very close to the race. “The parents of these kids dren who rely on it every year. Seminole High School is partic- Jeanine wrote on Facebook on Salber’s “So many kids in the commu- ipating in the Summer Break Spot account that he had “died doing what he He said he hadn’t known Salber person- aren’t receiving extra money dur- ally, but knew that Salber was a valued ing the summer to replace the nity rely on our breakfast and program from May 31 to June 28, loved,” which was racing. lunch during the school year,” she for both breakfast and lunch, “I have never met anyone that had such member of his community. healthy meals their kids had “He was more than just a racer,” Mantle while in school,” Hawk said. said. “Without it in the summer stopping at noon. For more infor- a hunger for life,” she wrote. program, they might go hungry. mation, including a complete list Due to the nature of P1 racing, the race said. “Because he was part of the safety “And maybe some of them just team, he was family.” want to take a break from cook- Some of them, this is the only of participating locations, visit course was positioned close to the shore meal they get.” http://diningservices.scps.us/su where the audience could see everything Visitation for Salber will be held Friday, ing.” June 8 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Baldwin Fairchild The meals served at Summer With no parents at home some- mmer/ or call SCPS Dining up-close. Jeanine witnessed the events that times, the school’s meal program Services at 407-320-0226. led to Salber’s death. Funeral Home in Winter Garden. Funeral Break Spot locations are all services will be held Saturday, June 9 at 10 healthy and balanced. The loca- is another viable option. According to Jeanine, Salber had been Webber said some apartment Check back for more on this story racing his boat and attempting to turn a.m. at Real Life Church, 1501 Stevens tions range from a number of Road, Clermont, FL. local schools, as well as communi- complexes, serving as functional in future editions. around. In doing so, he appeared to collide SANFORD HERALD Midweek: June 6-9, 2018 • PAGE 7 At Trump-Kim summit, don't expect N. Korea to foot the bill

TOKYO (AP) — enough to meet the logistical and security And though this falls in a category all of its In keeping with normal practice, Singapore, When North Korean leader Kim Jong Un demands of a full-on summit. own, former South Korean President Kim as the host nation, will have to put out for and President Donald Trump hold their sum- The North may want to send a large delega- Dae-jung's administration secretly paid $500 general security and various other expenses. mit at an exclusive venue in Singapore, one of tion to accompany Kim and provide its own million just to get Kim Jong Un's father to Singapore announced Monday that it was the priciest destinations in Asia, they will no security. If there are any feelers going out agree to the first-ever North-South Korea sum- declaring part of its city center a "special event doubt run up quite a bill. And if past prece- about cost-sharing, that's a likely topic. But it mit in 2000. area" from June 10 to 14 for the summit. The dent is any indication, expect Pyongyang to would be more of a sweetener than a necessi- The South Korean president won that year's designation will allow for greater security in pay as little of it as possible. ty. Nobel Peace Prize, before the payment was the area, which is near the U.S. Embassy as Speculation over how North Korea will Whatever the venue, it's debatable why an made public. One of his aides was convicted well as several hotels, including the Shangri- handle the costs for Kim's June 12 meeting outside party would need to pay. and went to prison. La. with Trump has taken off after a Washington North Korea's government, which is no Hosting North Koreans at sports events can The Shangri-La has been mentioned as a Post report cited two anonymous U.S. officials stranger to hosting lavish events like military also have extra costs attached. possible venue for the talks due to its experi- suggesting the Trump administration has been parades and party congresses of its own, has South Korea paid $2.5 million to cover the ence as the site of an annual security confer- "seeking a discreet way" to help pay Kim's ample funds to cover important meetings for costs of more than 400 North Koreans, only 22 ence that draws defense officials from around hotel bill. Kim. of whom were athletes, at the Pyeongchang the globe. The report suggested host nation Singapore While highly speculative — Kim is even Games in February. Singapore's Defense Minister Ng Eng Hen might take care of it. more averse to divulging details about his The Olympics were the first big step of on Saturday confirmed the country would But what exactly needs to be paid for isn't personal wealth than Trump — the North Kim's ongoing diplomatic campaign, which he foot some costs, while steering clear of the yet clear. Korean leader is believed by some foreign announced with great fanfare in January. But details or whether Pyongyang or Washington Sure there are the costs of summit venue experts to be worth well over $1 billion and they weren't the first time Seoul had shelled had made any specifics requests. and the hotels, with one reported option, the have access to billions dollars more thanks to out in the name of Korean unity. "We want to contribute in our small way so Fullerton, coming with a $6,000-a-night price the full backing of his country. For the Asian Games in Busan in 2002, it that this summit can occur," he told reporters. tag for its presidential suite. But that would But as history has shown, summits with the gave about $1.3 million, then $836,000 for a The International Campaign to Abolish hardly break the North Korean bank. Kim family don't come cheap. Universiade in 2003 and another $385,000 for Nuclear Weapons has also offered to chip in a While Kim could decide to stay the night, Seoul reportedly spent somewhere in the the Asian Games in 2014. share of the million dollars it was awarded for or maybe even two, he might also be in a range of $5 million to cover the costs of U.S. State Department spokeswoman winning the Nobel Peace Prize last year. hurry to get back home, in which case the President Moon Jae-in's first summit with Kim Heather Nauert has denied the U.S. would ___ North wouldn't need a room so much as a in April — a day-long affair that was held in pay for North Korea in Singapore and said Talmadge is the AP's Pyongyang bureau chief. base camp. North Korea has an embassy in publicly owned buildings on the South Washington wasn't asking anyone else to, Follow him on Twitter and Instagram: Singapore, but that likely wouldn't be good Korean side of the Demilitarized Zone. either. @EricTalmadge

HUNTING much. The FWC encourages begin- of the Outdoor Education course, demonstrate proper firearm and ready for opening day. ning hunters to do so. Even the students will receive their Florida tree-stand safety. Just a couple of things for par- most experienced hunters will learn Boating Safety Education ID Card In the last hour of the skills day, ents to remember: The course is Continued from Page 1 something new, which will help and be eligible to obtain a Florida you’ll be given a standardized test designed for youth ages 12 to 16. If them become even better hunters or Hunter Safety Certificate. They’ll of multiple-choice questions. You your child is younger than 18 years mentors. also earn half a credit for high need to score 80 percent or higher old, you must fill out our parental If you’re new to our state, these school, and meet public school to successfully complete the course. release form and present it to the all got started for her – the Beau classes will make you aware of requirements for taking an online instructor at all courses. Also, if Turner Youth Conservation Center. Florida’s hunting laws. Or if you course and a physical education The last steps your child is younger than 16, you For more information on the just relocated from another town, course. After you pass the test for either are required to accompany him or Center, which is east of Tallahassee, the classes are a great way to meet Registrations for these instructor- course, you’ll be given a temporary her to all classes. or to register your child for summer other hunters. You can make some led courses are limited. Those who hunter safety card. You’ll receive a Register to take a hunter safety camp, go to BTYCC.org. new hunting buddies or maybe are interested can find out more at permanent card in the mail about class today, ’cause the 2018-19 hunt- If you haven’t completed the even get a line on a great hunt club MyFWC.com/HunterSafety. four to six weeks after the class. ing season will be here before we state’s hunter safety course require- that’s looking for new members. Once the hunter safety requirement know it. Remember, safe hunting is ment, now’s a good time to sign up. You can register for a hunter Online training and skills day is met, you can purchase your first no accident. Many of these classes, offered safety class by going to A popular option for completing Florida hunting license and be statewide, fill up fast. MyFWC.com/HunterSafety or by the hunter safety training is to take People born after May 31, 1975, contacting your nearest FWC online training and a skills day. The must complete the FWC’s hunter regional office. online course is designed to help safety class before they can buy the new hunters of all ages learn how AP type of hunting license that allows Florida Virtual School to be safe and responsible hunters. them to legally hunt alone. Florida also offers a virtual Before you begin the online train- If you’re a youngster and already school outdoor education course. ing, you’ll need to register to attend Continued from Page 1 into hunting, I suggest you go This course, which combines hunt- a skills day. Skills days are led by a ahead and take a hunter safety class ing and boating safety, is free and corps of volunteer hunter safety before you turn 16. And you can open to Florida residents ages 12 to instructors who give you the oppor- Trump's influence. purchase your very first hunting 18. tunity to demonstrate the skills you license that’s good until your 17th Participants will develop outdoor learned in the online course. Skills SOME SYRIANS FIND PEACE IN CROWDED CAMP FOR DISLO- birthday. skills and learn about the benefits day takes about five hours to com- CATED Even if you were born before of physical activity while using plete and includes time on the June 1, 1975, and are exempt from proper safety procedures to experi- shooting range. One family tells AP how they endured weeks of bombings in Douma, having to take the class, it’s still a ence a range of outdoor activities. During skills days, you get near-starvation and a suspected chemical gas attack that almost killed good idea because you’ll learn so By meeting all the requirements hands-on training and must their eldest son.

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A V E Page 8 Wednesday June 6, 2018 Sports ORLANDOBriefs SPEEDWORLD Cure Bowl All-Stars event gets new name Coming up this week at Orlando Speed World Dragway: * Today (Wednesday) is CFE Federal Credit Union announced as title sponsor “Whoop Azz Wednesday”, Special to the Herald December 11, at Showalter Field in Winter Park. Founded by teachers more than 80 years ago, featuring “All Welcome Test and Tune, Grudge Racing and Tickets for the event are $5 at the gate but entry CFE Federal Credit Union has a longstanding ORLANDO — The Orlando Sports is free with a donation of a children’s Christmas history of supporting education in Central Fun Runs” with gates open- Foundation named the CFE Federal ing at 6 p.m. and racing from gift for the coaches’ Toy Drive Challenge. Florida. Through financial literacy,scholarship Credit Union as the title sponsor of the Alan Gooch, CEO of the Orlando Sports opportunities, and other initiatives, CFE works 6 p.m.-to-11 p.m. General organization’s second annual AutoNation Admission is $12, plus an Foundation, is excited to join forces with to serve its partners in the local school districts Cure Bowl All-Stars event. additional $13 to race. CFE Federal Credit Union. and higher education institutions. * “Friday Night Frenzy” will The high school football game features players, marching band members, cheerlead- “The Orlando Sports Foundation couldn’t “Education is at the cornerstone of all also feature “All Welcome Test be more pleased to welcome the CFE Federal that we do, and CFE is pleased to partner and Tune and Grudge Racing” ers and trainer aides from their respective schools in Seminole and Orange Counties. Credit Union as the title sponsor for our with the Orlando Sports Foundation to with gates opening at 6 p.m. AutoNation Cure Bowl All-Stars game,” said support our local students,” said Linh General Admission is $12, Up to 300 students from over 40 high schools plus an additional $13 to race. are expected to participate. Last year, around Gooch. “Their involvement in the Central Dang, CFE’s Chief Development Officer. * Saturday _ Bracketazo 70% of the football players received financial Florida community, more specifically their “We are proud of the hard work that these para Papá. Import Car aid to play football in college. support of our public schools, makes us students have invested, and look forward Shootout _ for more informa- The game will take place on Tuesday, proud to partner with them for this event.” to seeing them on the field this December.” tion go to the website. The Dragway Information Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 and the website is at _ www.raceosw.com/dragway/. SpeedWorld is located 17 Tough start for miles east of Orlando in Bithlo at 19164 East Colonial Drive, between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. Champ Rats; LMSA Off and running Ahoy! Thetwice-postponedMay JamesonRacewas sailedon Scorpions split Sunday,and was againimpacted Special to the Herald by theweather.An otherwise beautifulday was interrupted It has not been the best of beginnings for the Florida brieflyby passingshowersand League teams sharing Historic Sanford Memorial gustywinds.ShowMe and Stadium this summer. Ariannastuckit out. Congratsto First, the defending Champion Sanford River Rats had the Andy,Mikeand Jimforthevictory. annual Opening Night Ceremony rained out and then had The Haydens won the the tables turned on them as they lost a pair of one-run deci- drawing for the Jameson’s. sions after winning almost all of thosr type games in 2017. Here are the results: 1. (Displacement) Show Me The Seminole County Scorpions faired better, bounc- (Andy Forrest), 1:20:19; 2. ing back from an opening night loss to win their first- (Displacement) Arianna (Allister ever game at the Stadium. James), 1:31:04. Did Not Finish _ Here is a recap of those games: (Displacement) Vulcan Mermaid Sanford River Rats (Jeff Herter); (Planiing) Gen 5 In a back-and-forth affair, the River Rats fell 5-4 to (Jeff Hayden); (Displacemnt) the Winter Park Diamond Dawgs to open up the 2018 Charlie Deuces (Jason Quick); season. The game eerily mimicked last season’s cham- (Displacement) Black Jack Bill pionship game but the tables turned. In the 10th (Bill Holstein); (Planing) Raider16 (Olivier Fleury). inning, a trio of walks brought in the game-winning Earlier in the day on run for the Dawgs to solidify the victory. Wednesday (May 30), the fore- A majority of Sanford’s roster saw playing action cast for the Goslings Rum Race and six different pitchers toed the rubber. did not look promising, but at “I was happy with the effort tonight,” head coach race time there was a nice weath- Scott Makarewicz said. “Late in the game, execution can er window,and 12 teams took to go either way but I just thought the guys gave a great the water with a nice Southerly effort tonight. I’m really happy with the pitching staff.” breeze. It turned into quite a Offensively,Jarrod Cande (Santa Fe), Andrew Labosky pleasant evening, which wrapped up with a spectacular (Nova Southeastern) and Trevor Candelaria (Davidson) each double rainbow over the marina. turned in multi-hit performances. Candelaria and Bubba Congrats to the class winners: Sangster (St. Johns River) led the way with a pair of RBI each. * Displacement – Fisk and Sanford started off the scoring with two runs in the Steve on Ole Yeller. first inning. Three batters in, Cande picked up the first * Planing – Tom, Dinielle River Rat hit of the season with a single. A few pitches and Molly on Rosie. later, Sangster launched a towering two-run home run * Multihull – Alan and John to left-center field and gave the Rats a 2-0 advantage. on the Nacra. Winter Park responded with two runs of its own in the * Andy won the drawing for the Gosling’s. second inning scoring runs thanks to a walk and two dou- Here are the results: bles. After two innings, the game was knotted up at 2-2. 1. (Planing 1) Rosie (Tom The Diamond Dawgs took the lead for the first time McNally), 0:45:33; 2. (Planing 2) no in the third inning with a run scoring off of a wild name (Scott Marriott), 0:47:37; 3. pitch, giving the Dawgs a 3-2 lead. Photos courtesy of Florida League (Displacement 1) Ole Yeller (Fisk The Rats struck back in the fourth with a two-run Nick DeTringo of the DeLand Suns (top) was named the Player of the Week and Jake Christa of the Winter Hayden), 0:47:47; 4. (Displacement inning thanks to a two-run homer from Candelaria. Park Diamond Dawgs (above) was named Pitcher of the Week for Week 1 in the Florida League. 2) Show Me (Andy Forrest), After a single from Labosky, the 18-year-old 0:48:02; 5. (Displacement 3) Candelaria blasted his first long ball of the summer Wicklow Way (Larry Harrington), 0:48:02; 6. (Multihull 1) Nacra and gave Sanford a 4-3 advantage. (John Chamberlin), 0:48:36; 7. Winter Park tacked on a run in the fifth and tied the (Planing 3) Tallawah (Kevin game at 4-4 thanks to an RBI single from Langston 15th Florida League Season underway Raymond), 0:50:05; 8. Provitt (Webber International). From Staff Reports Player of the Week (Displacement 4) Black Jack Bill Four quiet innings ensued and at the end of the ninth, Nick DeTringo, DeLand Suns (Tampa) _ 4-for-9, 1 (Bill Holstein), 0:50:11; 9. (Planing the game was still tied 4-4. With international tiebreak After a soggy scheduled Opening Night, the 2018 run scored, double, grand slam, 8 RBI _appeared in 4) no name (Tony Porterfield), rules in effect, the Rats were unable to push across the Florida League season opened with a quick two- 19 games for the Suns last summer, collecting 10 0:50:15; 10. (Displacement 5) go-ahead run in the top-half of the 10th inning. game set last weeked (June 1-3). The Winter Park RBI. In the 2018 season opener, he drove in EIGHT Charlie Deuces (Jason Quick), In the bottom of the 10th, three-consecutive walks forced Diamond Dawgs are the only team to remain perfect, to go along with four hits to earn the first EW 0:51:05; 11. (Displacement 6) after taking two from the Sanford River Rats. The Vulcan Mermaid (Jeff Herter), home the game-winning run for the Diamond Dawgs and Fitness Elite Performer award of the season. 0:51:51; 12. (Planing 5) Raider16 Winter Park took home a 5-4 opening day victory. other four teams split their series one game apiece. Pitcher of the Week (Olivier Fleury), 0:54:48. Mason Howat (Undecided) was the Rats’ starter on the Opening night in Winter Park saw an extra-inning con- Jake Christa, Winter Park Diamond Dawgs Upcoming Events: mound and tossed four innings, striking out five opposing test end on a walk-off walk for the Diamond Dawgs as (Northeast Mississippi) _ 3 innings pitched, 0 hits, 0 * Every Wednesday _ LMSA hitters. After Howat, five more Sanford pitchers threw a com- they took game one by a score of 5-4 in 10-innings. The fol- runs, 0 Bases on Balls, 3 strike outs _ was dominant in Goslings Rum Racing. Start win- bined four innings with no outs being recorded in the 10th. lowing night in Sanford, the Dawgs were once again victo- his outing on Saturday, tossing three perfect innings to dow 6:25 p.m.-to-6:30 p.m. Be On a picture-perfect Saturday night for baseball in rious, hanging on for a 2-1 win over the reigning champi- go with three strikeouts as Winter Park took home a 2-1 sure to come by the clubhouse downtown Sanford, the River Rats fell in their home open- on River Rats. The Dawgs’ pitching staff has been phe- victory over the defending League Champion Sanford beforehand to sign in and get the er by a score of 2-1 to the Winter Park Diamond Dawgs. nomenal, carrying a team ERAof 2.37 and a team WHIP River Rats. That’s what we call Clutch Performance! course. Wewill again be meeting of 0.84. Bubba Sangster (St. Johns River) has been the offen- at the Breezeway Restaurant Runs came at a premium and the Rats were unable to bring Upcoming Schedule afterwards. NOR/Sailing instruc- the tying run home in the ninth inning with two runners on sive spark for the Rats, hitting a home run in each of the There is a full schedule on deck for June 4-10, includ- tions are here: with nobody out. Three straight strikeouts ended the contest. two games played so far.His pace of 45 home runs on the ing the first ever Sanford Showdown between the http://www.flalmsa.org/?page_i “I was going for the win, I gambled, and I lost,” head coach season would set a new league record (currently nine). Scorpions and the River Rats slated for Thursday,Friday d=101. This week is another Scott Makarewicz said. “But we’re playing well, things are The DeLand-Leesburg matchup was a treat for peo- and Saturday at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. opportunity to enter and win the going good. We’re really close to putting a streak together.” ple who love high scoring affairs. The two teams Monday, June 4 Florida Sailing Charters Photo Offensively, the Rats were only able to muster up combined for 28 runs on Friday night, with the Suns * Leesburg 13, Winter Garden 8. Contest. Toenter,be sure to come five hits compared to Winter Park’s 14, but the quartet taking the W, 17-11. Suns leadoff man Nick DeTringo * Seminole County 13, Winter Park 6. out Wednesday and take photos. of Sanford pitchers worked out of multiple jams and (Tampa) led the charge, collecting four hits and driv- Tuesday, June 5 Pick your best, and post on the ing in eight runs, helped by a fifth inning grand slam. Late _ DeLand at Sanford; Seminole County at LMSAFacebook page stranded 12 Diamond Dawg base runners. (https://www.facebook.com/pg The scoring nearly started in the top of the fourth inning The Lightning were able to bounce back and grab a 4- Winter Park; Winter Garden at Leesburg. /FlaLMSA/posts/) as a com- when Diamond Dawg Christian Snow (Mobile) sent a pitch 2 extra-inning win over the Suns on Saturday night. Wednesday, June 6 ment under the June 6 Photo high and deep to centerfield. Sanford centerfielder Darien Wes Weeks (UNF) powered the Leesburg offense 7 p.m. _ Sanford at Winter Park; Winter Garden at Contest post. Everyone is encour- Prewett (MTSU) circled back to the warning track and leaped with a triple and a home run in the two games. Seminole County; DeLand at Leesburg. aged enter and to vote (Like). to make the highlight-reel catch and rob Snow of a home run. The Winter Garden Squeeze snagged their first win of Thursday, June 7 * Saturday, June 9 _ Florida Then, in the home-half of the fourth inning, Sangster stepped the season on the road Friday against the Seminole County 7 p.m. _ Seminole County at Sanford; Leesburg at Lightning Districts at LMSA. up and fought off pitches to work a full count. On the eighth Scorpions. Apitcher’s duel between the two teams led to Winter Park; Winter Garden at DeLand. * Saturday, June 23 _ LMSA pitch of the at-bat, Sangster blasted a no-doubt solo home run extra innings with the score tied at one apiece. In the extra Friday, June 8 Summer Sailstice event. to both end the no-hit bid and put the Rats ahead 1-0. frame, the Squeeze were able to add four to their ledger, 6 p.m. _ DeLand at Winter Garden. * Sunday, June 24 _ Jameson 7p.m._SanfordatSeminoleCounty;WinterParkatLeesburg. Race. Start window TBD. Winter Park answered in the next half-inning, stringing highlighted by a two-run double from Jonathan Elicier The 2018 calendar is updat- together four straight hits to take the lead, 2-1. With one out (Newberry) to make the final score 5-1. Seminole County Saturday, June 9 ed on the website. Please do in the inning, the Rats made a pitching change and Bryce Van came back swinging on Saturday,earning a road win of its 7 p.m. _ Leesburg at Winter Park; Winter Garden not hesitate to reach out to us Horn (Valdosta State) toed the rubber for the first time this own, 9-4. Leadoff man Trace Thornal (Valdosta State) at DeLand; Seminole County at Sanford. should you have any ques- season, inheriting a two-base runner situation. After picking reached base safely four times in the game to lead the Sunday, June 10 tions about any of the events. up an out, Van Horn issued a walk and loaded the bases. Scorpions, who recorded 12 hits in the game. 5 p.m. _ Sanford at DeLand. For more info about LMSA, visit However,he was able to promptly work out to the jam and our web site _ www.flalmsa.org _ strand the bases full, limiting the Diamond Dawg damage. or call (321) 578-8364. opener at Sanford Memorial Stadium for the Scorpions. Sereda (St. Johns River) got the starting nod and took Interested parties can find No more runs were scored but Sanford had an opportuni- results from past races of 2017 on ty to tie and potentially win the game in the bottom of the Coach Steve Stowell seemed impressed with the way advantage of the opportunity, throwing two innings, the “Race Results” page ninth inning. Prewett singled to start off the rally and put the team meshed together, despite the circumstances giving up only two hits and collecting five Ks. (www.flalmsa.org/?page_id=623 the tying run aboard. Then, Candelaria was hit by pitch to that came about leading up to Friday night’s game. Kyle Brana (Undecided), Christian Simon (Marshall) ) and results from year’s prior is push Prewett into scoring position and have the game-win- “As the game progressed, the players got a little and Jack Gallo (Daytona State) combined for six innings on the Race Results Archive page ning run on base. However, the Rats were unable to bring more comfortable,” Stowell said. “We got better at- of work, giving up only two hits and one run. Gallo (www.flalmsa.org/?p=2229). bats, the pitchers came and pounded the strike zone.” matched Sereda with a game-high five strikeouts as well. in the runners and dropped the tightly-contested contest. Both teams could only sum up four hits apiece. So, what are you waiting By Myan Patel (University of Georgia) Following a lightning delay, extra innings and six Joe Cosgrove (Rollins) got the first hit of the season for? You bought the boat, GO Seminole County Scorpions different pitchers for Seminole County, the game was for the Scorpions, lacing a double into the right-center SAILING! finally over, with the Winter Garden Squeeze (1-0) When the Scorpions were warming up prior to the gap. Will Acuff (Alabama Huntsville) went 1-for-3, See Briefs, Page 9 game, some faces were seeing each other for the first time. coming out on top over the Scorpions (0-1), 5-1. Just a few hours later, they were playing in the home Both teams used their pitching as a crutch. Cameron See Recap, Page 9 SANFORD HERALD Wednesday, June 6, 2018 • Page 9 Stetson sweepsSpecial to the Herald Absolute domination. Those are the only two words that appropriately describe the perform- ance by the Stetson Hatters during the 2018 NCAA DeLand Regional Tournament. The Hatters (48-11) put an exclamation point at the end of their tournament title run, scoring 10 runs in the third inning on Sunday night at Melching Field and then coasting to an 11-1 regional title game victory over Oklahoma State. Just consider a few of the facts on the Hatters’ performance on the weekend. * In Stetson’s 10-run inning, the biggest for the Stetson program since a 12-run inning against Bethune-Cookman on April 12, 2005, all nine players in the batting order scored. Freshman Kyle Ball, who started the inning with a single, got the honor of scoring twice in the frame. * During the regional, the Hatters averaged almost 10 runs per game and held their oppo- nents - Hartford and OSU, twice - to a combined three earned runs and just seven total runs. * Stetson pitchers struck out a total of 40 bat- ters in the three games, led by junior starters Logan Gilbert (14) and Jack Perkins (13). * The Hatters’ record-breaking closer, senior Photo courtesy of Stetson Athletics Brooks Wilson, never even had to get warm in The Stetson Hatters celebrate after winning their first-ever Regional Baseball Championship Sunday at Melching Field. the bullpen. With nothing to do but hit for three days, Wilson earned tournament Most innings and pulled away for an 8-3 victory, over- Gilbert 157 strikeouts on the season, one shy of second program record with their 18th consecutive win. Outstanding Player honors by hitting .583 (7-for- coming some uncharacteristic mistakes behind place on theASUN’s all-time single season list. The Stetson has also tied the program’s high-water 12) with seven RBI and four runs scored. solid pitching from the duo of starter Joey Gonzalez combined 19 strikeouts also gives the Hatters 605 Ks on mark for wins and will head into Super Regional * Besides Wilson, the Hatters placed five other and sophomore Mitchell Senger (9-2), who com- the year,setting a newASUN team season mark. play for the first time next week at North players on the All-Tournament team: Jonathan bined to scatter nine hits, while allowing only one After Gilbert’s performance on Saturday, it was Carolina with a 48-11 mark on the season. Meola (3B), Jorge Arenas (SS), Jacob Koos (OF), earned run with eight strike outs and one walk. Perkins (11-2) who was masterful in the title game. The Tar Heels (41-18), the No. 6 national seed in Logan Gilbert (SP), Jack Perkins (SP). Gilbert (11-1) came into Saturday’s game just seven The junior retired the first 10 Cowboys hitters to open the tournament, advanced to the Super Regional All rolled together, the results were decisive. strikeouts shy of 300 in his career.He blew that total the game and allowed just three base runners through round of play with a 19-11 victory over Houston While the Stetson offense will get a ton of cred- away,tying his season-high with 14 strikeouts in seven the first eight innings while tying his career-high with Sunday evening. The Hatters and Tar Heels will it for its performance in both victories over innings of work in the 10-3 victory over the Cowboys. 13 strikeouts. It was not until an error in the ninth play a best two out of three series beginning Oklahoma State (31-26-1), it was dominant pitch- Ben Onyshko came on to allow an unearned run inning that opened the door for OSU to score a run. Friday at 11 a.m. on ESPN2. Game 2 is Saturday ing the quieted one of the most potent offensive thanks to an error in the ninth, but the senior left-han- Besides Wilson, the Hatters got offensive pro- at noon, also on ESPN2, and Sunday’s if neces- groups from the Big XII Conference. der also struck out five in his two innings, making it the duction from up and down the lineup during the sary game would also be at noon on ESPN2. For five innings Friday night, Hartford gave most strikeouts ever for a Stetson pitching staff in an regional. Meola (.462), Koos (.417) and Mike The winner will earn a ticket to 72nd College Stetson all it wanted, but then the Hatters turned on NCAATournament game, besting the old record of 13 Spooner (.333) all had big weekends. World Series at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha in the jets, scoring seven runs over the final three set against Florida State in 1992. The performance gives With the victory, the Hatters established a new Omaha, Nebraska beginning play Saturday, June 16.

Recap credited with the first W of the season for the dugout as the Scorpions beat the Winter double in Saturday’s contest, while the fourth, throwing three scoreless Continued from Page 8 Squeeze, while Quinton Martinez (St. Pete) Garden Squeeze 9-4 at West Orange Fausto Lopez (Pensacola State innings of one hit ball and striking out while Paxton Rigby (Lake Brantley, picked up the loss for Seminole County. High School on Saturday evening. College) added a two-run single that three batters in the process. Georgia Tech) and Anthony George When Trace Thornal stepped to the The Scorpions (1-1) were led by their iced the game for Seminole County. Davenport picked up the win in his (Hagerty, UCF) had one hit each. plate as the first batter of the game on offense throughout the contest. On Lopez finished the game 2-for-2, first appearance for the Scorps and On the other side, Squeeze pitcher Saturday, he bit at the first pitch he Saturday, they scored in six of the nine bringing his average above .500 looked impressive in his first in-game Ryan Ashworth (Flagler) was rock saw. That ball went up the middle, innings played and saw five different through the first two games. action in over two weeks. solid on the mound. He went 4.1 whizzing past Winter Garden starter players drive in at least one run. In addition to the stout hitting, the Michael McArdle (Warner) and innings, giving up a hit and a walk Andrew Rolfsen and giving the Leading the way for the Scorps was Scorpions pitching was as tough as it Christian Simon (Marshall) finished off and striking out three. But a lightning Scorpions their first hit of the ballgame. Moclair (Undecided). After being placed in was on Friday. Aaron Cohn (Fairleigh the game for Seminole County, giving delay in the fifth inning ended his From there, it was the Scorps’ game to lose. the sixth spot of the lineup, Moclair went Dickinson) got the start for the Scorps, up a combined two runs on only two night, forcing Winter Garden coach The hits kept coming, the runs kept 2-for-4 with two RBI and scored twice. giving up only two runs on two hits in hits, and gathering six Ks as a duo. Jay Welsh to turn to his bullpen. crossing the plate and the smiles were Acuff and Jay Macke (Central three innings of work. Cade Davenport By Justin Ahlum (Florida); Twitter: Left-hander Logan Sabo (Montevallo) was the majority in the Seminole County Alabama CC) each had a two-run (Wallace State CC) relieved Cohn in @justinn_case1; Email: [email protected].

Briefs City, as Josue’ Colmán hit the frame Orlando Royals, SOYC 1. up its fifth straight point away from season ticket membership is tax- summer leagues throughout the coun- in the 30th and 74th minutes. 3:30 p.m. _ Orlando Royals @ home on Sunday night, drawing Seattle deductible. Because the Florida League try.More than half of the players each Continued from Page 8 Ismael-Tajouri scored again in the Daytona Beach Rays, SOYC 1. Reign FC (5-2-3, 18 points) 0-0 at is a 501c3 non-profit organization, season come from out of the area. The RECREATION SOFTBALL 79th minute and Maxi Morález Memorial Stadium. In her first start of memberships that cost $75 or less, and FCSLis looking for generous families to Here is the upcoming schedule in the made it 3-0 in the 87th. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY the season, goalkeeper Haley Kopmeyer allow free admission to an organiza- open their homes to our players as they The 2018 NASCAR Whelen All- City of Sanford Recreation Services City begins its 2018 Lamar Hunt U.S. earned her first clean sheet of the year tion’s events or access to other discount- look to improve on the field and take America Series is underway at Department Adult Spring Slowpitch Open Cup run in the fourth round and the Pride’s fourth of 2018. ed items, are considered tax deductible. their careers to the next level of baseball. Softball League at Pinehurst Park. against Miami United FC tonight New Smyrna Speedway. This Saturday will have seven fea- The draw was the fourth straight Go to _ It is a rewarding experience for both The Semi-Co-Ed/Fun League on (Wednesday). Kickoffis set for 7:30 p.m. against the Reign, with the previous three https://docs.google.com/forms/d players and families alike! at Ted Hendricks Stadium. The Lions ture races in the Modifieds (35), Wednesday will have Pat’s Liquor Ground Pounders (30), Super Stocks meetings all ending with a 1-1 scoreline. /e/1FAIpQLScr0bsm- If you have any questions regarding return to MLS action on Saturday,June 9, playing a doubleheader against (25), Sportsman (25), a Sportsman The Pride will see two weeks until ogWxmt7ZYVHKlPzXFmEZisDvl_ the host family program, please contact when they visit Vancouver Whitecaps FC The Blue Liners at 6:45 p.m. and Dash for Cash (10), Bombers (20) their next match due to a break for inter- 2E205aEn3ZyDfyw/viewform _ to the League Office anytime! beforefinishing the four-game road trip Wet Spot at 7:45 p.m. and Strictly Stocks (20). national play.The team returns to purchase a team membership or [email protected] or 321-206-9174. Everyone is invited to watch the the following Wednesday in Montreal. There will also be a Kids Power Orlando City Stadium on June 16 to league Parkhopper pass. 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best bidder, for cash, in Room COMPTROLLER OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF Notice of Storage Sale THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL S201 in the Courthouse located TLED, AT NO COST TO YOU, THIS NOTICE ON THEM. To satisfy owners lien for rent IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LOT 100, WESTHAMPTON AT CIRCUIT IN AND FOR at 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, TO THE PROVISION OF CER- By: Rosetta M. Adams due in accordance with Florida THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CARILLON PHASE 2, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- FL 32771, on June 19, 2018 TAIN ASSISTANCE. PLEASE Deputy Clerk All other creditors of the dece- Statutes, The Self Storage IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ACCORDING TO THE PLAT DA beginning at 11:00 AM. CONTACT THE ADA COORDI- dent and other persons having Facility Act, Section 83.806. COUNTY, FLORIDA THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN NATOR, AT COURT ADMINIS- claims or demands against Contents of the leased storage CIVIL DIVISION PLAT BOOK 46, AT PAGES 20- CASE NO. 59-2015-CA- If you are a person claiming a TRATION, SEMINOLE CIVIL If you are a person with a dis- decedent's estate must file their units (individuals identified Case No. 24, OF THE PUBLIC 000150 right to funds remaining after the COURTHOUSE, 301 N. PARK ability who needs any accom- claims with this court WITHIN 3 below) including all personal 2013-CA-000574 RECORDSOFSEMINOLE WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A sale, you must file a claim with AVE, SUITE N301, SANFORD, modation in order to partici- MONTHS AFTER THE DATE property consisting of miscella- COUNTY, FLORIDA. the clerk no later than 60 days FLORIDA, 32771-1292, (407) pate in this proceeding, you OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION neous household items, furni- U.S. Bank National The Clerk of this Court shall sell Plaintiff, after the sale. If you fail to file a 665-4227 AT LEAST 7 DAYS are entitled, at no cost to you, OF THIS NOTICE. ture, clothing, boxes, and other Association, not in its individ- the property to the highest bid- claim you will not be entitled to BEFORE YOUR SCHEDULED to the provision of certain items will be sold at public auc- ual capacity but solely as der for cash, on the v. any remaining funds. COURTAPPEARANCE,OR assistance. If you require ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- tion to the highest bidder. No trustee for the RMAC Trust, , at 11:0010th a.m. day of in IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIV- assistance please contact: IN THE TIME PERIODS SET unit can be entered, you place PlaintiffSeries 2016-CTT, roomJuly, 2018 S201 of the Seminole PATRICIA A. HARBAUGH; Dated at St. Petersburg, Florida ING THIS NOTIFICATION IF FORTH IN FLORIDA your bid on what you see once County Courthouse, 301 N. DEBRAL.MASCHER; this 22nd day of May, 2018. THETIMEBEFORETHE ADA Coordinator at Seminole STATUTES SECTION 733.702 the doors are opened. All vs. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida UNKNOWNSPOUSEOF SCHEDULEDAPPEARANCE Court Administration WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. spaces and items may not be 32771 in accordance with PATRICIA A. HARBAUGH; eXL Legal, PLLC IS LESS THAN 7 DAYS; IF 301 N. Park Avenue available on the date of sale. All Chapter 45, Florida Statues. UNKNOWNSPOUSEOF Designated Email Address: efil- YOUAREHEARINGOR Suite N301 NOTWITHSTANDING THE units are being sold for cash, as THOMAS COLLIERand and all DEBRAL.MASCHER; [email protected] VOICE IMPAIRED, CALL 711. Sanford, Florida, 32771-1292 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH is. A $40.00 cleaning deposit will unknownSHAWNA partiesR. COLLIER claiming by, UNKNOWN TENANT 1; 12425 28th Street North, Suite a true and (407) 665-4227 ABOVE,ANYCLAIMFILED be taken on all winning bids. through, under and against the ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN UNKNOWN TENANT 2; AND 200 correctI HEREBY copy CERTIFY of the foregoing TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Winning bids agree to take above named Defendant who INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES St. Petersburg, FL 33716 has been furnished to all parties NOTE: You must contact AFTERTHEDECEDENT'S everything from unit within 24 are unknown to be dead or alive FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, Telephone No. (727) 536-4911 on the attached service list by e- coordinator at least 7 days DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. hours. The auction will be held whether said unknown are per- OTHER THAN THE PROPER- UNDERORAGAINSTTHE Attorney for the Plaintiff Service or by First Class U.S. before your scheduled court at: sons, heirs, devisees, grantees, TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE ABOVENAMEDDEFEN- Mail on this 24 day of May, appearance, or immediately The date of first publication of Lockwood Self Storage or other claimants; OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST DANT(S), WHO (IS/ARE) NOT 2018: upon receiving this notifica- this notice is May 30, 2018. 1700 E. Broadway St. CARILLON FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR If you are a person with a dis- tion if the time before the Oviedo, FL 32765 COMMUNITYRESIDENTIAL DAYS AFTER THE SALE ALIVE,WHETHERSAID ability who needs any accom- Respectfully submitted, scheduled appearance is less Attorney for Personal 407-971-0847 ASSOCIATION, INC.; TENANT UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM modation in order to partici- than 7 days; if you are hearing Representative: Date: June 18th, 2018 I/UNKNOWN TENANT; TEN- LAW OFFICE OF GARY ASHEIRS,DEVISEES, pate in this proceeding, you PADGETT LAW GROUP or voice impaired in Seminole STEPHEN H. COOVER Time: 2:00 pm ANT II/UNKNOWN TENANT; 2191GASSEL, Ringling P.A. Boulevard GRANTEES,ASSIGNEES, are entitled, at no cost to you, HARRISON SMALBACH, ESQ. County, call 711. Attorney TENANT III/UNKNOWN TEN- Sarasota, Florida 34237 LIENORS, CREDITORS, to the provision of certain Florida Bar # 116255 Florida Bar Number: 0314080 Tenant Name, Unit #: ANT and TENANTin pos- (941) 952-9322 TRUSTEES,SPOUSES,OR assistance. If you require 6267 Old Water Oak Road, NOTE:THISCOMMUNICA- HUTCHISON,MAMELE& Cynthia McGrath sessionIV/UNKNOWN of the subject TENANT, real prop- Attorney for Plaintiff OTHERCLAIMANTS;SABAL assistance please contact: Suite 203 TION, FROM A DEBT COL- COOVER, P.A. 432 erty, POINT HOMEOWNERS ASSO- Tallahassee, FL 32312 LECTOR, IS AN ATTEMPT TO 230 N. Park Ave Paul Reese Defendants By . CIATION, INC.; SABAL POINT ADA Coordinator at Seminole (850) 422-2520 (telephone) COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY Sanford, FL 32771 446 GARY GASSEL, ESQUIRE PROPERTY OWNERS ASSO- Court Administration (850) 422-2567 (facsimile) INFORMATION OBTAINED Telephone: (407) 322-4051 Jeff Wernli Florida Bar No. 500690 CIATION, INC. 301 N. Park Avenue [email protected] WILL BE USED FOR THAT Fax: (407) 330-0966 508 NOTICE OF SALE Suite N301 PURPOSE. E-Mail: Steve.Coover@hmc- Cynthia McGrath Notice is hereby given pursuant Publish: May 30, June 6, 2018 Defendants. Sanford, Florida, 32771-1292 Attorney for Plaintiff Publish: May 30, June 6, 2018 pa.com 527 to the final judgment/order E245 (407) 665-4227 Publish: May 30, June 6, 2018 E248 Secondary E-Mail: entered in the above noted E247 [email protected] Publish: May 30, June 6, 2018 case, that the Clerk of Court will NOTICE OF SALE NOTE: You must contact E243 sell the following property situat- Notice is hereby given that, pur- coordinator at least 7 days Personal Representative: ed in Seminole, Florida suant to the Final Judgment of before your scheduled court ROBLEY D. CORSI described as: Foreclosure entered on appearance, or immediately 20230 N. 125th Avenue IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF September 10, 2015, in this upon receiving this notifica- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Sun City West, Arizona 85375 cause, in the Circuit Court of tion if the time before the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Seminole County, Florida, the scheduled appearance is less THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Publish: May 30, June 6, 2018 office of Grant Maloy, Clerk of than 7 days; if you are hearing CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- E250 the Circuit Court, shall sell the or voice impaired in Seminole FLORIDA, IN AND FOR DA property situated in Seminole County, call 711. SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO.: 2017CA002079 County, Florida, described as: Publish: May 30, June 6, 2018 CIVIL DIVISION E246 WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND LOT 12, BLOCK 3, SABAL Case No.: 2018CA001097 SOCIETY, FSB, AS TRUSTEE POINT AMENDED PLAT, AS REGIONS BANK SUCCESSOR OF STANWICH MORTGAGE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PER PLAT THEREOF, BY MERGER WITH AMSOUTH LOAN TRUST A, THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK BANK, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 19, PAGES 62 THROUGH 64, Plaintiff, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- OFTHEPUBLICRECORDS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Plaintiff, VS. DA OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL FLORIDA. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR -vs- SANDRA ROTHFELDT; et al., CIVIL CASE NO. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- 2018CA0001305 a/k/a 602 WATER OAK LANE, DA MINOOBANSAL,THE Defendant(s). IN RE: FORFEITURE OF LONGWOOD, FL 32779-2539 CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION UNKNOWNSPOUSEOF $31,383.00 IN UNITED STATES MINOOBANSAL,VIKRAM NOTICE OF ACTION CURRENCY, DELTA WATER at public sale, to the highest and CASE NO.: BANSAL, a minor, ROHAN TO: Sandra Rothfeldt FAUCET – MODEL 37984- 59-2009-CA-003098 BANSAL, a minor, and SONIA Unknown Spouse of Sandra OB/635378, DEWALT 20V DIVISION BANSAL, a minor, if living, and Rothfeldt IMPACT DRILL & DRIVER- all unknown parties claiming by, Last Known Residence: SERIAL NUMBER 689937, (2) GREEN TREE SERVICING through, under or against the 612 Maple Oak Circle, Unit 100, AUDIOLOGYSHADOWS, LLC, above named Defendants who Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 MARSHMALLOWEARBUDS, are not known to be dead or IFROGZEARBUDSAND Plaintiff(s), alive, whether said unknown that an MICROPHONE,SMALLBOX parties may claim an interest as actionYOU ARE to foreclose NOTIFIED a mortgage WITH EARRINGS SET, NECK- vs. spouses, heirs, devisees, on the following property in LACE WITH EARRINGS SET, grantees, assignees, lienors, Seminole County, Florida: (3) JEWELRY BAGS, ARGAN MELVIN STEVENS JR.; VIN- creditors, trustees or other RETINOL SERUM, 10-PACK CENTG.TIMLIN;DESTINY claimants, claiming by, through, OF BRISTOL CIGARETTES, SPRINGSCONDOMINIUM under or against the said LOT(S) 9, OF COUNTRY MOEN WATER FAUCET – ASSOCIATION, INC.; CALVIN MINOOBANSAL,THE CREEK ESTATES, AS MODEL CA873165RS, BIDET JACK MEEKS ANY AND ALL UNKNOWNSPOUSEOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK CLEAN SPA HOSE, DYSON V6 UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- MINOOBANSAL,VIKRAM 41, PAGE 62 THRU 64 ET MOTORHEAD – JU4-US- ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, BANSAL, a minor, ROHAN SEQ.,OFTHEPUBLIC HGR1103A, SWANN 9-CHAN- AND AGAINST THE HEREIN BANSAL, a minor, or SONIA RECORDSOFSEMINOLE NEL DVR – SPPBFD2LH24, NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- BANSAL, a minor; THE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASETA WIRELESS LIGHT DANT(S)WHOARENOT UNKNOWN SPOUSES, HEIRS, has been filed against you and DIMMER KIT, ECO SMART KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR DEVISEES,GRANTEES, you are required to serve a copy TANKLESS WATER HEATER – ALIVE,WHETHERSAID ASSIGNEES,LIENORS, of your written defenses, if any, S/N 113761652, GEMINI AUDIO UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, OR to it on ALDRIDGE | PITE, LLP, AMPLIFIER – XGA-3000-AMP, CLAIMANINTERESTAS OTHERCLAIMANTSCLAIM- Plaintiff’s attorney, at 1615 SWANN COMPLETE HOME SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER South Congress Avenue, Suite SECURITY KIT, FLORIDA EBT GRANTEES,OROTHER OR AGAINST DEEPAK 200, Delray Beach, FL 33445, CARDSBEARINGTHE CLAIMANTS BANSAL, DECEASED; MORT- within 30 days, and file the orig- NAMES:FRANKJ.SMITH, GAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- inal with the clerk of this court REGINA PARDUE, CURTIS Defendant(s). TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., either before service on ROBBINS,RODNEYFENN, (MERS)ASNOMINEEFOR Plaintiff’s attorney or immediate- 128 MD DELL THUMBDRIVE, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE COUNTYWIDE HOME LOANS, ly thereafter; otherwise a default (9) NOTEBOOKS/NOTEPADS, SALE INC.; THE UNITED STATES OF will be entered against you for BLACK IPAD W/ PINK COVER AMERICA;UNKNOWNTEN- the relief demanded in the com- – S/N DLXM41SBE4YF. NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENpursuant to Plaintiff's ANT # 1; AND UNKNOWN TEN- plaint or petition. CHRISTMAS TIN WITH VARI- FinalTHAT, Judgment of Foreclosure ANT # 2, OUS CREDIT entered on December 12, 2016, Dated on May 11, 2018. CARDS/SIMCARDS, HP LAP- in the above-captioned action, Defendants TOP – S/N 5CD34236NL, the Clerk of Court, Maryanne Grant Maloy LENOVO TABLET – S/N HGAB- Morse, will sell to the highest As Clerk of the Court and MVF9 (10), APPLE IPHONE – and best bidder for cash at the NOTICE OF ACTION - Comptroller IMEI – 013430006655173, Seminole County Civil MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE HOME DEPOT MERCH CARD Courthouse, 301 North Park TO: THE UNKNOWN SPOUS- By: Rosetta M. Adams – 9806179081235189997415, Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32773 ES,HEIRS,DEVISEES, As Deputy Clerk HOME DEPOT MERCH CARD in accordance with Chapter 45, GRANTEES,ASSIGNEES, – 98061790115659029997419, Florida Statutes on the 14th day LIENORS, CREDITORS, Publish: May 30, June 6, 2018 LOWE’SMERCHCARD– of June, 2018 at 11:00 AM on TRUSTEES,OROTHER E249 6006491742926228895, the following described property CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY, LOWE’SMERCHCARD– as set forth in said Final THROUGH,UNDEROR 6006491743083082778, Judgment of Foreclosure or AGAINST DEEPAK BANSAL, LOWE’SMERCHCARD– order, to wit: DECEASED. 6006491743081978316, Whose Residence is Unknown LOWE’SMERCHCARD– That certain condominium par- Whose Last Known Mailing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 6006491743109654246, cel known as Unit No. 121-C Address is: Unknown SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- LOWE’SMERCHCARD– Destiny Springs, a DA 6006491743083082786, Condominium, and an undivided YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PROBATE DIVISION LOWE’SMERCHCARD– interest in the land, common that an action to foreclose a 6006491743109654691, elements and common expens- mortgage on the following prop- File No.: LOWE’SMERCHCARD– es appurtenant to said Unit, all erty in Seminole County, Florida: 2018-CP-000682-FA-B 6006491743058723307, in accordance with and subject LOWE’SMERCHCARD– to the covenants, conditions, Lot 7A, REPLAT LOT 7 CARDI- IN RE: ESTATE OF 6006491743091157596, restrictions, terms and other NAL OAKS ESTATES, accord- GEORGIAEBTCARD– provisions of the Declaration of ing to the plat thereof as record- JOSEPH A. CORSI 5081480085619638 IN NAME Condominium of Destiny ed in Plat Book 53, Page 79, of Deceased. OFBRADLEYCOPPEDGE, Springs, a Condominium, as the Public Records of Seminole HOME DEPOT MERCH CARD recorded in Official Records County, Florida. NOTICE TO CREDITORS – 98061790857256059997419, Book 1337, Page 1890, as The administration of the estate MISC GIFT CARD RECEIPTS, amended in Official Records has been filed against you and of Joseph A. Corsi, deceased, HOME DEPOT MERCH CARD Book 1340, Page 1647, all of the you are required to serve a copy whose date of death was – 98061790115657779997415, public records of Seminole of your written defenses, if any, December 10, 2017, is pending HOME DEPOT MERCH CARD County, Florida. to it on ROD B. NEUMAN, in the Circuit Court for Seminole – 98061790837432949997415, Esquire, of Gibbons Neuman, County, Florida, Probate HOME DEPOT MERCH CARD Property address: 932 Lake Plaintiff's attorney, whose Division, the address of which is – 98061790837432959997415, Destiny Road, Unit D, Altamonte address is 3321 Henderson 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, HOME DEPOT MERCH CARD Springs, FL 32714 Boulevard, Tampa, Florida FL 32771. The names and – 98061790690988279997412, 33609, within thirty (30) days of addresses of the personal rep- LOWE’SMERCHCARD– the date of the first publication of resentative and the personal 6006491743058723281, Any person claiming an inter- this notice, within 30 days, and representative's attorney are set LOWE’SMERCHCARD– est in the surplus from the file the original with the Clerk of forth below. 6006491743115419980, sale, if any, other than the this Court either before service GEORGIAEBTCARD– property owner as of the date on Plaintiff's attorney or immedi- All creditors of the decedent and 5081480083781182 IN NAME of the lis pendens, must file a ately thereafter; otherwise a other persons having claims or OF ANDY AMADOR, (1) PACK claim within sixty (60) days default will be entered against demands against decedent's OF GILLETTE MACH 3 SEN- after the sale. you for the relief demanded in estate on whom a copy of this SITVE RAZORS BLADES, (4) the Complaint. notice is required to be served SCHICK HYDRO 5 DISPOS- AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- must file their claims with this ABLE RAZORS, (1) SCHICK TIES ACT. IF YOU ARE A PER- DATED this 22 day of May, court ON OR BEFORE THE HYDROSILKDISPOSABLE SONWITHADISABILITY 2018. LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER RAZORS, (1) GILLETTE WHONEEDSANYACCOM- THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- FUSION PRO SHIELD RAZOR, MODATION IN ORDER TO Grant Maloy LICATION OF THIS NOTICE (1) GILLETTE FUSION PRO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- CLERK CIRCUIT COURT AND OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE GLIDE POWER RAZOR, (1) CEEDING,YOUAREENTI- SANFORD HERALD Midweek: June 6-9, 2018 • PAGE 11 INFINITI 2005 WBXPA93425WD08862 BMW

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FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE Notice is hereby given that ILIANA PALMER, owner, desir- ing to engage in business under the fictitious name of I. D-VINE SCOOPS located at 21 WIND- ING RIDGE ROAD, CASSEL- BERRY, FL 32707 in SEMI- NOLE County intends to register the said name with the Division of Corporations, Florida Department of State, pursuant to section 865.09 of the Florida Statutes.

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FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE Notice is hereby given that SOFIE PHARMA, INC., owner, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of SOFIE located at 136 COM- MERCE WAY, SANFORD, FL 32771 in SEMINOLE County intends to register the said name with the Division of Corporations, Florida Department of State, pursuant to section 865.09 of the Florida Statutes.

Publish: June 6, 2018 F040 notice is required to be served DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. GRANTEES,OROTHER must file their claims with this CLAIMANTS;UNKNOWN court ON OR BEFORE THE The date of first publication of PARTIES IN POSSESSION #2, FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER this notice is June 6, 2018. IFLIVING,ANDALL THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Notice is hereby given that UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- LICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALLAN COLLINS , owner, desir- ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER /s/ J. Stephen Pullum, Esquire ing to engage in business under OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE J.STEPHENPULLUM, AND AGAINST THE ABOVE DATE OF SERVICE OF A ESQUIRE the fictitious name of JACO & NAMEDDEFENDANT(S) ASSOCIATES located at 498 COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Attorney for Personal WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO THEM. Representative CANYON STONE CIRCLE, BEDEADORALIVE, LAKE MARY, FL 32746 in SEMI- All other creditors of the dece- Florida Bar No. 0213993 WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN NOLE County intends to register dent and other persons having Pullum & Pullum, P.A. PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN the said name with the Division claims or demands against 250 International Parkway, Suite INTERESTASSPOUSE, of Corporations, Florida decedent's estate must file their 340 Department of State, pursuant HEIRS, DEVISEES, claims with this court WITHIN 3 Lake Mary, Florida 32746 to section 865.09 of the Florida GRANTEES,OROTHER MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Telephone: 407-732-6510 Statutes. CLAIMANTS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION E m a i l : OF THIS NOTICE. [email protected] Publish: June 6, 2018 Defendant(s). ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- Secondary Email: jessi- F041 IN THE TIME PERIODS SET [email protected] NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE FORTH IN FLORIDA SALE STATUTES SECTION 733.702 MARC JOHNSON WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Personal Representative NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENpursuant to Plaintiff's NOTWITHSTANDING THE 1826 Valley Wood Way IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THAT, THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Final Judgment of Foreclosure TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Lake Mary, Florida 32746 IN AND FOR SEMINOLE entered on November 9, 2016, ABOVE,ANYCLAIMFILED COUNTY, FLORIDA in the above-captioned action, TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Publish: June 6, 13, 2018 the Clerk of Court, Maryanne AFTERTHEDECEDENT'S F045 CASE NO. 2017CA001694 Morse, will sell to the highest DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. and best bidder for cash at the DEERRUNHOMEOWNERS Seminole County Civil The date of first publication of ASSOCIATION #19, INC, a Courthouse, 301 North Park this notice is June 6, 2018. Florida non-profit Corporation, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Plaintiff, Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32773 in accordance with Chapter 45, Attorney for Personal SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- DA vs. Florida Statutes on the 26th day Representative: of June, 2018 at 11:00 AM on PROBATE DIVISION LIGIA VARGAS, et al, the following described property LANCE A. RAGLAND File No. 2018CP000454 Defendant(s). as set forth in said Final Florida Bar No. 0122440 Judgment of Foreclosure or Lance A. Ragland, P.A. IN RE: ESTATE OF order, to wit: 2461 W. State Road 426, Suite BENJAMIN ANDREW KING, NOTICE OF SALE PUR- 1001 SUANT TO CHAPTER 45 Lot 294, Live Oak Reserve Unit Oviedo, FL 32765 Deceased. Two, according to the plat Telephone: 407-542-0633 NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN pursuant to Final Judgment of recorded in plat book 61, pages Fax: 407-366-8149 Foreclosure dated May 31, 32 through 39, inclusive, as Main: [email protected] NOTICE TO CREDITORS GILLETTE VENUS FLEXIBLE June 1, 2018 (following Towing, Inc. reserves the right to of Foreclosure of Lien and intent 2018, entered in recorded in the public records of Secondary: The administration of the estate Case No. RAZOR, (1) 3-PACK SCHICK Adversarial Preliminary accept or reject any and/or all to sell these vehicles on in the Circuit Seminole County, Florida, said [email protected] of , 2017CA001694 HYDRO 5 DISPOSABLE Hearing). A copy of the afore- bids. , 08:00 am at 2773 Court in and for Seminole land situate, lying and being in Attorney for Personal deceased,Benjamin whose Andrew date of Kingdeath 06/27/2018 RAZORS, (1) 4-PACK BIC mentioned Complaint and Navigator Avenue, Sanford, County, Florida wherein Seminole County, Florida. Representative was , is pend- DEER SOLEILTWILIGHTRAZORS, Orders are on file in the Office of JHLRD18671C045272 Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- Parcel ID No. 19-21-32-5QP- ingFebruary in the Circuit 7, 2018 Court for RUN HOMEOWNERS ASSO- (2) GILLETTE MACH 3 the Clerk of the Courts for 2001 HONDA section 713.78 of the Florida , is Plaintiff, 0000-2940 Personal Representative: County, Florida, CIATION #19, INC. RAZORS, (1) 4-PACK Seminole County, Florida, and Statutes. ATHENS TOWING and , is ProbateSeminole Division, File Number LIGIA VARGAS, et al GILLETTEFUSIONPRO are available for examination Publish: June 6, 2018 AND RECOVERY INC reserves the Defendant, I will sell to the Property address: MAURICE JEROME , the address of GLIDE POWER RAZOR CAR- during regular business hours. F029 the right to accept or reject any highest and best bidder for cash 3334 Gambel Oak Ct., HOLLOMAN which2018CP000454 is: TRIDGES, (3) AVON LUX and/or all bids. at: Oviedo, FL 32766 2461 W. State Road 426, 301 North Park. 11:00 A.M. on July 31, 2018 COLOGNES, (1) ARMANI YOU ARE REQUIRED to serve at 301 N. PARK AVE., ROOM Suite 1001 TheAvenue, names Sanford, and addresses FL 32771 of COLOGNE, (1) MICHAEL JOR- a copy of your written defenses, 2005 NISSAN S201, SANFORD, FL 32771 Any person claiming an interest Oviedo, FL 32765 the Personal Representative DAN COLOGNE, (1) ACQUA DI if any, to the Complaint and VIN# 1N4AL11D75C379707 after first given notice as in the surplus from the sale, if and of the Personal GIO COLOGNE, (1) BUMBA Order finding Probable Cause required by Section 45.031, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Publish: June 6, 2018 any, other than the property Publish: June 6, 13, 2018 Representative's attorney are COLOGNE, (1) NAUTICA VOY- upon the Office of General Florida Statutes, the following F034 owner as of the date of the lis F044 set forth below. AGE, (1) MESMERIZE Counsel for the Seminole described real property as set COLOGNE, (1) CALVIN KLEIN County Sheriff’s Office whose givesDRAGON Notice RECOVERY of Foreclosure LLC of pendens, must file a claim with- forth in the Final Judgment, to COLOGNE SET, (6) AVON address is 100 Eslinger Way, Lien and intent to sell these in sixty (60) days after the sale. All creditors of the decedent and wit: LUCK BODY SOAP, (2) MES- Sanford, Florida 32773 and file vehicles on 6/22/2018 9:00:00 other persons who have claims MERIZE BODY SOAP, (1) the Original with the Clerk of the AM at 1904 DOLGNER or demands against the dece- NOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OF dent's estate, including unma- WIRELESS HEADPHONES, (1) Court, Seminole County, PLACE, SANFORD FL 32771 ATHENS TOWING AND LOT 1, DEER RUN UNIT 19A, TIES ACT. IF YOU ARE A PER- THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL tured, contingent, or unliquidat- VERSACE AFTER SHAVE, (2) Florida. Failure to file and serve pursuant to subsection 713.78 RECOVERY INC gives Notice AS PER PLAT THEREOF SONWITHADISABILITY CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR ed claims, and who have been ORAL-B TOOTHBRUSH KIT, such pleadings may result in the of the Florida Statutes. DRAG- of Foreclosure of Lien and intent RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK WHONEEDSANYACCOM- SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- served a copy of this notice, (1) DURACELL CABLE entry of a Default pursuant to ON RECOVERY LLC reserves to sell these vehicles on 38, PAGES 21-22 OF THE the right to accept or reject any MODATION IN ORDER TO DA must file their claims with this CHARGER, (1) SONICARE Florida Rule of Civil Procedure , 08:00 am at 2773 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI- TOOTHBRUSH HEAD, (1) 1.500, and a Final Order of and/or all bid. 06/22/2018 PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- court Navigator Avenue, Sanford, NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. AUTOMATIC DIGITAL CAM- Forfeiture. Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- CEEDING,YOUAREENTI- PROBATE DIVISION WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 ERA, (1) PAIR OF PRADA SUN- 2004 MERCEDES BENZ E320 section 713.78 of the Florida TLED, AT NO COST TO YOU, CASE NO. 2018-CP-000565 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE A/K/A: 4491 BROOK HOLLOW GLASSES, (2) 3-PACKS BIC OFFICEOFTHEGENERAL WDBUF65J24A420393 Statutes. ATHENS TOWING TO THE PROVISION OF CER- IN RE: ESTATE OF OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION CIRCLE, WINTER SPRINGS, FLEX 4 DISPOSABLE RAZOR COUNSEL AND RECOVERY INC reserves TAIN ASSISTANCE. PLEASE CAROL A. JOHNSON, OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS FL 32708. PACKS, (1) 20-PACK Seminole County Sheriff's 2003 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX the right to accept or reject any CONTACT THE ADA COORDI- Deceased. AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- GILLETTE MACH 3 RAZOR Office SE and/or all bids. Dated: June 5, 2018 NATOR, AT COURT ADMINIS- ICEOFACOPYOFTHIS CARTRIDGES, USB THUMB 100 Eslinger Way 1G2WK52J63F145296 TRATION, SEMINOLE CIVIL NOTICE ON THEM. DRIVES, T-MOBILE SIM Sanford, Florida 32773 2010 FORD FLORIDA COMMUNITY LAW COURTHOUSE, 301 N. PARK NOTICE TO CREDITORS All other creditors of the dece- CARDS,HOMEDEPOT 2005 HONDA PILOT EXL VIN# 1FTFW1CVXAFB28962 GROUP, P.L. AVE, SUITE N301, SANFORD, The administration of the estate dent and other persons who MERCHCARD– /s/ Manuel A. Guarch 5FNYF18675B035417 Attorneys for Plaintiff FLORIDA, 32771-1292, (407) of CAROL A. JOHNSON, have claims or demands against Publish: June 6, 2018 9806179083743930997414, Manuel A. Guarch, Esq., 1855 Griffin Road, Suite A-423 665-4227 AT LEAST 7 DAYS deceased, whose date of death the decedent's estate, including Assistant General Counsel 2005 NISSAN ALTIMA F035 SWANN DVR9-4200 9CHAN- Dania Beach, FL 33004 BEFORE YOUR SCHEDULED was March 24, 2018, is pending unmatured, contingent, or unliq- NEL DVR – S/N 9BGTH- Florida Bar No. 85023 SE/SL/SE-R Tel: (954) 372-5298 COURTAPPEARANCE,OR in the Circuit Court for Seminole uidated claims, must file their RCLGYKJ7MFJ111A, T- Telephone (407) 665-6985 1N4BL11D05N907631 Fax: (866) 424-5348 IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIV- County, Florida, Probate claims with this court MOBILEGPS–S/N Facsimile (407) 665-6654 Email: [email protected] ING THIS NOTIFICATION IF Division, the address of which is WITHIN 3 942371507170, (2) ADDRESS [email protected] Publish: June 6, 2018 THETIMEBEFORETHE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE BOOKSRECEIPTSAND F030 NOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, ATHENS TOWING AND By: /s/ Jared Block SCHEDULEDAPPEARANCE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION NOTEBOOK FOUND W/ CUR- Attorney for Petitioner RECOVERY INC gives Notice Florida 32771. The names and Jared Block, Esq. IS LESS THAN 7 DAYS; IF OF THIS NOTICE. RENCY, VICTORIA SECRET Publish: June 6, 13, 2018 of Foreclosure of Lien and intent addresses of the personal rep- Florida Bar No. 90297 YOUAREHEARINGOR resentative and the personal FRAGRANCEGIFTSETS, F026 to sell these vehicles on VOICE IMPAIRED, CALL 711. ALLCLAIMSNOTFILED AMOPE PEDI KIT, AMOPE , 08:00 am at 2773 representative's attorney are set Public Notice 06/22/2018 a true and forth below. WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS WET/DRY PEDI KIT, (3) HAIR- Navigator Avenue, Sanford, ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN correctI HEREBY copy CERTIFY of the foregoing All creditors of the decedent and SETFORTHINSECTION BRUSHES, DANA BACHMAN 1 vehicle being auctioned june Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS has been furnished to all parties other persons having claims or 733.702, OF THE FLORIDA JEWELRY SET, (2) BIGEN 16th 2018 section 713.78 of the Florida FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Vehicles are sold as is. No keys. on the attached service list by e- demands against decedent's PROBATE CODE WILL BE HAIRCOLORDYE,“MOM” Statutes. ATHENS TOWING OTHER THAN THE PROPER- NECKLACE SET, LIZ CLAI- Public auction to be held 9:00 Tow away vehicles Service or by First Class U.S. estate, on whom a copy of this FOREVERBARRED. AND RECOVERY INC reserves TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE BORNE JEWELRY SETS, (5) am on the 28TH day of JUNE, the right to accept or reject any Mail on this __31___ day of notice is required to be served, NOTWITHSTANDING THE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST PACKS OF ELASTIC HAIR 2018. At the front door of 01 toyota solara and/or all bids. ___May___, 2018: must file their claims with this TIMEPERIODSETFORTH FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 TIES, (2) PACKS OF HAIR Sanford Towing & Recovery, 2T1CG22P51C510060 court ON OR BEFORE THE ABOVE,ANYCLAIMFILED DAYS AFTER THE SALE. CLIPS, CONAIR HAIR PINS, Inc., located at 2522 Country 1995 TOYOTA Respectfully submitted, LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE THE BLACK SERIES FLASH- Club Road., Sanford, FL 32771, Location: 9290 overland rd VIN# 4T1GB11E9SU044921 Publish: June 6, 13, 2018 THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- AFTER THE DECEDENTʼS LIGHT SET 32 LED, RYOBI for the purpose of disposing of apopka fl 32703 Time: 8:00am F042 PADGETT LAW GROUP LICATION OF THIS NOTICE DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. 2300 GENERATOR – S/N the following vehicles: Publish: June 6, 2018 HARRISON SMALBACH, ESQ. OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE The date of first publication is 090930330, HONDA GENERA- YEAR: 04 Publish: June 6, 2018 F036 Florida Bar # 116255 DATE OF SERVICE OF A June 6, 2018. TOR MODEL # EBT2800, MAKE: PONTIAC F031 6267 Old Water Oak Road, COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON HUSQVARNA 128 WEED VIN# 2G2WP522X41104480 Suite 203 THEM. Attorney for Personal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR EATER, MOTORGUIDE R3 Tallahassee, FL 32312 All other creditors of the dece- Representative: Publish: June 6, 2018 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL TROLLING MOTOR, CAMP- (850) 422-2520 (telephone) dent and other persons having BELLHAUSFELDAIRCOM- F027 ATHENSNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: TOWING AND CIRCUIT IN AND FOR NOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: (850) 422-2567 (facsimile) claims or demands against Jacob C. Dykxhoorn PRESSOR, BOSTITCH SOCK- OFF THE CHAIN TOWING RECOVERY INC gives Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- [email protected] decedent's estate must file their Florida Bar No. 441104 ET SET, (8) ROUTER BITS gives Notice of Foreclosure of of Foreclosure of Lien and intent DA claims with this court WITHIN 3 Dykxhoorn Law Firm, P.A. FROM HOME DEPOT, (2) 16- Lien and intent to sell these to sell these vehicles on CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION Attorney for Plaintiff MONTHS AFTER THE DATE 225 East Stuart Avenue PIECE CRAFTSMAN SOCKET vehicle on 06/19/2018 8:00 am , 08:00 am at 2773 Publish: June 6, 13, 2018 OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Lake Wales, FL 33853 SETS, DEWALT CORDED NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE an aution will take place at 3710 Navigator06/26/2018 Avenue, Sanford, Clerk Case Number: F043 OF THIS NOTICE. Telephone: (863) 676-3300 DRILL, (2) OPTIMA MARINE Public auction to be held 9:00 E. 25th ST., SANFORD, FL Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- 2015-CA-000440 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- BATTERIES, LG MICROWAVE am on the 20TH day of JUNE, 32771. The vehicles which will section 713.78 of the Florida Division: Circuit Civil OVEN, RYOBI 3100 PSI GAS 2018. At the front door of be auctioned include: Statutes. ATHENS TOWING IN THE TIME PERIODS SET Personal Representative: FORTH IN FLORIDA PRESSURE WASHER – HOME Sanford Towing & Recovery, AND RECOVERY INC reserves Green Tree Servicing LLC, DEPOT, (6) CORONA BEER Inc., located at 2522 Country WDBUF56X47B081499 the right to accept or reject any STATUTES SECTION 733.702 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Christine L. Shields CASES, (3) HEINEKEN BEER Club Road., Sanford, FL 32771, 2007 MERZ and/or all bids. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 1945 Hunterfield Road Plaintiff(s), SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- CASES, AND (1) MODELO for the purpose of disposing of NOTWITHSTANDING THE Maitland, FL 32751 BEER CASE. Publish: June 6, 2018 DA TIME PERIOD SET FORTH the following vehicles: 2001 SAAB vs. YEAR: 15 F032 VIN# YS3DF78K917006105 ABOVE,ANYCLAIMFILED Publish: June 6, 13, 2018 MAKE: NISSAN Case No.: TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE F046 LOGANL.MORRISA/K/A NOTICE OF FORFEITURE VIN# 1N4AL3AP1FN400255 Publish: June 6, 2018 2018-CP-000626-FA-B AFTERTHEDECEDENT'S COMPLAINT F037 LOGAN MORRIS AND CAR- To: AZAAD ALI, HEMA KOY- Public auction to be held 9:00 LENE R. MORRIS A/K/A CAR- IN RE: Estate of LASS, ASLIM ALI, CHITADRI am on the 28TH day of JUNE, JZMNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S LENEMORRIS,HUSBAND ANDWIFE;THEBANKOF ALI, ARIFAH NADIYAH ALI, 2018. At the front door of TOWING gives Notice of JESSELARNELLHOLLO- Seminole County, Florida NEW YORK MELLON F/K/A LUIS ALBERTO REYES Sanford Towing & Recovery, Foreclosure of Lien and intent to MAN, Case # 09CA36470 LUCIANO, THE HOME DEPOT, Inc., located at 2522 Country sell these vehicles on NOTICENOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: is hereby given the fol- THE BANK OF NEW YORK, Deceased. INC., and LOWE’S HOME Club Road., Sanford, FL 32771, 06/18/2018, 9:00 am at 326 lowing vehicles will be sold at AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CER- ROBERTA BORDNER, IMPROVEMENT, LLC for the purpose of disposing of LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- public sale on 06/20/2018, TIFICATEHOLDERS OF NOTICE TO CREDITORS And all others who may claim an 6774, pursuant to subsection CWHEQ, INC., HOME EQUITY Plaintiff(s) the following vehicles: 09:00 am at 1850 High St, The administration of the estate interest, right or title in the YEAR: 15 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. LOAN ASSET BACKED CER- Longwood, FL 32750 of JESSE LARNELL HOLLO- above captioned property. MAKE: HYUNDAI JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S TIFICATES, SERIES 2006-S1; VS Longwood, FL 32750-3722, pur- MAN, deceased, whose date of VIN# 5NPE34AF5FH236260 TOWING reserves the right to suant to subsection F.S. 713.78. LIVE OAK RESERVE HOME- death was December 26, 2017, KIMBERLY DAVIS AND DAVIS MORTGAGE GROUP, INC., A YOU ARE NOTIFIED that on accept or reject any and/or all Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves OWNERS ASSOCIATION, is pending in the Circuit Court FLORIDA CORPORATION, May 18, 2018, DENNIS M. Publish: June 6, 2018 bids. the right to accept or reject any INC.; UNKNOWN PARTIES IN for SEMINOLE County, Florida, Defendant(s) LEMMA, in his official capacity F028 and/or all bids... POSSESSION #1, IF LIVING, Probate Division, the address of as Sheriff of Seminole County 2C8GP54L01R119605 AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR- which is 301 N. Park Avenue, filed the above styled forfeiture 2001 CHRYSLER 2010 1GNLVFED4AJ237252 TIES CLAIMING BY, NOTICE OF SHERIFFʼS SALE action against the above CHEVROLET Sanford, Florida 32771. The THROUGH,UNDERAND that pursuant to Writ of Execution described property, which was Publish: June 6, 2018 2006 2A4GP44R56R849883 names and addresses of the AGAINSTTHEABOVE issuedNOTICE out IS ofHEREBY and under GIVEN the seal of the CIRCUIT COURT of Orange seized on April 5, 2018 from OviedoNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Towing, Inc. gives F033 CHRYSLER personal representative and the NAMEDDEFENDANT(S) County, Florida, Case # 09CA36470 upon a final judgment rendered 1841 S. Ronald Reagan Notice of Foreclosure of Lien 2010 2D4RN5D18AR219212 personal representative's attor- WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO in the aforesaid court in that certain case entitled ROBERTA BORD- Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, and intent to sell these vehicles DODGE ney are set forth below. BEDEADORALIVE, NER, Plaintiff vs. KIMBERLY DAVIS AND DAVIS MORTGAGE in Seminole County, Florida. on 06/21/2018, 09:00 am at 325 2009 4T3ZK11A59U017075 All creditors of the decedent and WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN GROUP, INC., A FLORIDA CORPORATION, Defendant(s) which Orders finding probable cause Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, TOYOTA other persons having claims or NOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN aforesaid was delivered to me as Sheriff of were issued by the Court on pursuant to subsection 713.78 ATHENS TOWING AND B2001251126 GOLF CART demands against decedent's INTERESTASSPOUSE, SeminoleWRIT County, OF Florida EXECUTION and I have levied upon all the right, title April 16, 2018 (Ex Parte) and of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo RECOVERY INC gives Notice 1994 JNKNG01D9RM266236 estate on whom a copy of this HEIRS, DEVISEES, and interest of the defendants in the following described property, PAGE 12 • Midweek: June 6-9, 2018 SANFORD HERALD

said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more partic- Municipal Services Building, 911 Wallace Court, Lake Mary, Florida ularly described as follows: 32746, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 A.M. until 5:00 P.M. or you Location Map ORDINANCE NO. 1588 may call Krystal Clem, City Planner at (407) 585-1412 for more infor- 2012 AUDI Q5 PRESTIGE S-LINE 4 DOOR WHITE, VIN mation concerning this development. WA1WKAFP8CA103948 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA AMENDING THE CITY OF LAKE MARY OFFICIAL ZONING MAP The Public Hearings will be held in the City of Lake Mary Commission The property may be viewed at Cortes Towing, 215 Orange Ave., BY REZONING CERTAIN PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE Chambers, 100 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Any interested Longwood, Fl. 32750, on the day of the sale from 9-9:30 am. MARY, CONSISTING OF +/- 4.86 ACRES, LOCATED 301 WASH- party may appear at the public hearing and be heard regarding the INGTON AVE., MORE FULLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, FROM THE above described items or submit written comments to the address And the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at PRESENT ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF A-1, AGRICULTURE, identified above. Said hearing may be continued from time to time 11:00 am in or as soon thereafter as possible on July 10th, 2018 offer TO R-1AA, RESIDENTIAL, PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE until the City Commission makes a final decision. for sale and sell to the highest bidder, FLORIDA STATUTES; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS, SEVER- FOR CASH, at the IN Front HAND (West) AND ABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION Door,SUBJECT of the TO Seminole ANY AND County ALL EXISTING Sheriff’s Office LIENS Civil Section, 201 N. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER Park Ave., Sanford, Florida 32771, the above described property. of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, thatMayor said Commission and City Commission will be hold- CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING, HE OR SHE WILL ing Public Hearings to review a NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND THAT, FOR That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of this proposed rezoning from A-1, SUCH PURPOSE, HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A WRIT OF Agriculture to R-1AA,(location Residential map for below) property and located has Seminole at 301 VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH EXECUTION. WashingtonCounty Parcel AvenueID number: 16-20-30-300-0260-0000. The public hear- RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON Dennis M. Lemma, Sheriff, ing dates are as follows: WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES Seminole County, Florida 286.0105. (or as soon as possible thereafter)o First Reading: June 21, 2018, at 7:00pm PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR- Publish: June 6, 2018 NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (or as soon as pos- TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT F025 OF 1990, PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL sibleo Second thereafter) Reading: July 12, 2018, at 7:00pm THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407-585-1424. SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF A copy of the proposed rezoning is available for inspection by the THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE, 201 NORTH public in the Community Development Department, City of Lake Mary PARK AVE, SANFORD, FLORIDA, 32771 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS. (407) 665-6640.

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The City of Lake Mary proposes to adopt the following ordinance: