MIDWEEK: OCT. 16-19, 2019

WEEK 8 Reed Automotive Group & Embrace Seminole is the last Families surprise Two unbeaten Youths in Foster Care in Central Florida with New Cars See Sports, Page 8 See People, Page 5 SANFORD HERALD

LAKE MARY, LONGWOOD, WINTER SPRINGS, OVIEDO, GENEVA, CASSELBERRY, OSTEEN, CHULUOTA, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, DEBARY

Vol. 128, No. 20 • © 2019 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Residents express concerns over rezone Wastewater leak ASSOCIATED PRESS at Southwest Road for new business near Wekiva River TURKEY, KURDS BATTLE FOR KEY SYRIAN BORDER By Larry Griffin TOWN Herald Staff causes concerns By Larry Griffin Turkey defies growing con- Monday’s City Commission meeting Herald Staff demnation from its NATO allies saw some residents upset about a rezon- to press ahead with its invasion ing of land near Southwest Road for A wastewater leak last week resulted in of northern Syria, shelling sus- David Shipp’s Truck Kingdom business. cleanups and warnings to the public by au- pected Kurdish positions near The rezoning, according to city docu- thorities not to go near the water in Sweetwa- the border amid reports that Syr- ments and planners, was just to change ter Creek in the county. ian Kurds had retaken a key the area from residential to commercial The leak started Tuesday, Oct. 8 and town. to accommodate Shipp’s business, which stemmed from a Utilities Incorporated of will be a warehouse that turns old trucks Florida (UIF) plant near the Wekiva River, as a TRUMP TARGETS into food trucks or other such busi- nesses. Shipp told the Sanford Herald TURKEY'S ECONOMY See SWEETWATER, Page 6 earlier this year that his idea was to help The president announces people become entrepreneurs. sanctions aimed at restraining The land is four acres located on the the Turks' assault against Kur- east side of Southwest Road and south of Dixie Way, Tangerine Avenue and Roo- dish fighters and civilians in Herald photo by Larry Griffin Rescue Outreach Mission Syria and plans to dispatch top David Shipp stands in front of the building at 1905 Southwest U.S. officials to Ankara in an at- Road that will be his new warehouse. See TRUCKS, Page 7 tempt to begin negotiations. to honor community leaders

'I CANNOT MAKE SENSE OF who helped their shelter WHY SHE HAD TO LOSE By Larry Griffin HER LIFE' Herald Staff

A white former Fort Worth, The Rescue Outreach Mission’s annual Ser- Texas, police officer is being held vants of the People luncheon aims this year to in jail on a murder charge after honor the people in the community who have shooting a black woman through helped them out in recent years. a window of her home, an inci- The luncheon will take place Thursday, Oct. dent that began with a call about 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Orlando Lake an open front door. Mary Marriott at 1501 International Parkway in Lake Mary. WHO IS FACING SCRUTINY AT DEMOCRATIC DEBATE See MISSION, Page 6

Joe Biden is facing baseless — but persistent — allegations of wrongdoing overseas; Bernie Check out what’s happening Sanders is recovering from a heart attack; and Elizabeth War- around Seminole County ren is fending off new scrutiny of her biography. See Page 4

WIDE GAPS IN LEGAL PRO- TECTION OF LGBT WORK- Seminole Smile sponsored by Oakport Dental See AP, Page 7 MARINA ISLE NEARING FINISH DATE

Florida timber farmers face tough Herald photo by Tommy Vincent choices year after Michael A new sign went up at the asssited living facility, Marina Isle, on the waterfront at Lake Monroe. See Page 7 Summerloch Green opens garden for STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST residents in Casselberry retirement community As of 3 p.m. Tuesday By Larry Griffin Herald Staff Allegiant $152.39 SEMINOLE SMILE Bombardier $1.26 Casselberry’s Summerloch Green retirement community cut the rib- Faro $47.66 bon on a new community garden Fastenal $35.92 last Tuesday, which organizers say will usher in new healthy eating HCA Healthcare $121.92 habits. Invacare $7.38 Located in the Summerloch NextEra $228.07 Green community off U.S. 17/92, the garden was a series of fresh dirt Tractor Supply $93.72 plots that will one day be rows of Toro $73.01 fresh, homemade vegetables. Wells Fargo $50.60 There will be a ‘community gar- den’ for everyone in the neighbor- hood to plant vegetables as well as disability-friendly ones, raised up so people in wheelchairs can reach Herald photo by Larry Griffin Community Garden President Raymond Simmons tests out how the Edna Brewer disability-friendly garden will work for those in wheelchairs. See GARDEN, Page 6 Sanford Soap Box Derby Board Member PAGE 2 • Midweek: Oct. 16-19, 2019 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: Seminole County NAACP branch to hold Youth Council meeting

By Sheralyn Brinson nic minorities; to advance the eco- - Fall Concert on Sat- nomic, education, social and political urday, Oct. 19, at 6 p.m., featuring The Seminole County Branch of status of African Americans and the All-in-One Ensemble from Mel- NAACP will have their October other racial and ethnic minorities bourne, FL. This event is free and Youth Council meeting for youth and their harmonious cooperation open to the public. Everyone is in- members and parents on Saturday, with other peoples; to stimulate an vited to come out for an evening of Oct. 19, 2019, at St. John Missionary appreciation of African American inspirational music and fellowship. Baptist Church, 2401 S. Ronald Rea- History and other people of color’s - Annual Women’s gan Blvd (CR-427), in Altamonte contribution to civilization; and to Day Service on Sunday, Oct. 20, at 11 Springs, at 10:30 a.m. Their Youth develop intelligent and effective a.m. Theme: “Strong, Powerful Outreach and Recruitment Cam- youth leadership, to ensure the polit- Women Prayed Up for the Year paign is underway and they are ical, educational, financial and social 2020”. Evangelist Barbara Brown, inviting more youth to become equality of rights for people of color from Ft. Pierce, FL, will be the members of the Youth Council. The through training, organization and speaker. Sis. Elouise Burney and Sis. monthly meeting dates vary depend- mobilization. Katrina Caldwell Davis are the Co- ing on the students’ school activities NAACP State Youth & College Di- Chairladies. and their part-time job schedules. visions are designed to create spe- For more information and to join, cific agendas that address issues Pastor Ruth D. Diehl, New Bethel • New Bethel AME Church, 3615 please contact Gloria Scott Cum- facing young people in a given state. AME Church-Sanford/Midway Main Street in Sanford/Midway, cor- mings, Branch Vice President and They also provide training and sup- dially invites everyone to their 107th Youth Council Advisor; Tel.: 407-314- port to the youth units within their Elisa’s maternal grandparents are Year Church Anniversary Service on 2218. Marvin Carroll, Branch Presi- state. Local units consist of Junior the late Lawrence and Annie Pearl Sun., Oct. 20th, at 4 p.m. Former dent. Youth Councils, Youth Councils, Cooper, Jr. Elisa, born in Longwood, New Bethel AME Church Pastor, The NAACP Youth Council is a High School Chapters, College Florida; she is a 2013 graduate of Rev. Michael B. Price, now serving as component of the NAACP Youth & Chapters and Young Adult Councils Seminole High School and a 2019 Senior Pastor of Saint James AME College Division. The NAACP Board that serve as the ground troops in graduate of the University of Central Church in Progress Village, FL, will of Directors formally created the the struggle for civil rights. They Florida (Orlando, Florida), with a be the speaker. Rev. Ruth D. Diehl, B.S. Degree in Elementary Educa- Youth & College Division in 1936. provide interactive and entertaining Photos contributed Pastor. tion, and a Minor in World Lan- Today, there are over 600 NAACP instruction on African American His- Elisa Genea Caffey and Alejandro guages. She is employed as a fourth Youth Councils & College Chapters, tory (specifically the NAACP and Benoit are Engaged • Sweet Harmony, Chapter #388, with 25,000 members (high school the Civil Rights Movement). Basic grade Teacher at Hamilton Elemen- Order of Eastern Star, will celebrate and college students) actively in- leadership development, community tary School in Sanford. their 37th Year Anniversary on Sun- Alejandro Benoit is the son of Jean volved in the work of the Associa- service, mobilization, community The private wedding event will be day, Oct. 27th, at Second Shiloh M.B. Heurtelou and Immaculee D. Benoit tion. Since its inception, the Youth & education, and youth activities are on Saturday, November 23, 2019, at Church, 2150 Airport Blvd. in San- of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Alejandro is College Division has continued to essential focus areas. Learn more Central Baptist Church in Sanford, ford; at 3:30 p.m. Rev. Dr. Marvin L. a native of Haiti; he graduated from serve as the premiere training about NAACP Youth Councils at Florida, at 4 p.m. Scott, Sr., Host Pastor. The commu- Seminole High School in 2011. He is ground for young civil rights leaders www.naacp.com. nity is invited. Eartha D. Melton, employed at The Father’s Table as a and activists. • Zion Hope M.B. Church, 710 Or- Worthy Matron. Line Lead. Alejandro is attending The mission of the Youth & Col- • Ms. Alicia Cooper, of Sanford, ange Ave. in Sanford, Rev. Michael Seminole State College and taking lege Division is to inform youth of Florida, is pleased to announce the Griffin, Pastor, invites the commu- Sheralyn Brinson can be reached at courses to equip himself for his fu- the problems affecting African engagement of her daughter, Elisa nity to the following events at their [email protected]. ture Paramedic career. Americans and other racial and eth- Genea Caffey, to Alejandro Benoit. church:

ARTS ALIVE: Head downtown this weekend for the October Art Walk

By Rachel Sammons This Saturday the 19th, p.m., West End Trading Co. is Eddie Murphy plays a floun- visit Gallery on First and meet p.m., artist Patty Kane will Herald Arts Columnist learn how to start your own hosting an EP release concert dering Moore who assumes Amy Lizzi, the featured artist give a watercolor demonstra- embroidering business. for indie hip hop and R&B the persona of Dolemite, a of the month. After beginning tion at the Seminole County This week, learn how to be Melanie Coakley, president artist David Diaz. Known as pimp with a cane and an arse- her studies in commercial art, public library’s north branch. your own boss with embroi- and owner of EmbroideryFX enigmatic and dreamy, Diaz’s nal of obscene fables. After a Lizzi realized her passion was As part of the Sanford Semi- dery, get a glimpse into the in Chattanooga, imparts music is influenced by theo- string of showbiz failures, for the Fine Arts. She found nole Art Association’s meet- Blaxploitation era, and enjoy twenty-plus years of knowl- ries of existentialism, spiritu- Moore convinces a social-jus- herself painting large murals ing, the demonstration is free downtown Sanford’s October edge through a hands-on ality, religion, and human tice-minded dramatist to and faux finishes for interior and open to the public. Kane Art Walk. seminar on how to create nature. The concert also in- write his alter ego a film, in- designers in Palm Beach studied at the Crealdé School beautiful embroideries and, cludes performances by artists corporating kung fu and car county. Now her inspiration of Art in Winter Park where Get Artsy With Fashion most of all, how to garner cus- Armani Adames, Matthew chases. Becoming a runaway comes from travel which al- she now teaches watercolor tomers to turn the trade into a Workman, John A. Olearchick, box office smash, Moore’s lows her to see the ordinary in painting classes. Kane is also This Friday the 18th is the business. Projects may include and a secret guest artist. Go to film signaled the inception of new ways and capture her a full-time studio artist at last day to submit a T-shirt embroidering caps, purses, the Facebook event for more a genre that challenged race memories uniquely on can- McRae Art Studios in Or- design to Deviant Wolfe school bags, baby items, uni- information. West End Trad- relations in 1970s America. vas. The art walk also in- lando. Her work is inspired Brewing. The design must forms, and home décor. The ing Co. is located at 202 San- For tickets and the screen cludes a juried art show by the Florida coast. For more feature the words “Day of the class is at 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 ford Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. time, go to enzian.org. The hosted by the Sanford Wel- information, go to sanford- Deviants” and be readable as p.m. and takes place at the Enzian Theater is located at come Center and featuring seminoleart.com. The library one color on a black back- Sewing Studio Fabric Super- Also this Friday, the Enzian 1300 South Orlando Ave., work by members of the is located at 150 North Pal- ground. Artists are encour- store which is located at 9605 Theater will present a screen- Maitland, FL 32751. Artist League of Orange metto Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. aged to be creative but the South US Highway 17/92, ing of “Dolemite is My County. For more information brewery recommends themes Maitland, Fl 32751. Name.” The film is inspired Art Events in Downtown on the art walk, go to gallery- Email art news and tips to of heavy metal music and by the career of Rudy Ray Sanford onfirst.com/art-walk. Gallery Herald Arts Columnist Rachel craft beer. For full specifica- Shows About the Up-and- Moore whose 1975 crime film on First is located at 211 East Sammons at rsammons@mysan- tions, go to the Facebook Coming “Dolemite” became a defining This Saturday, October 19th 1st St., Sanford, FL 32771. fordherald.com. event. movie of the Blaxploitation is Sanford’s October Art Walk. This Friday the 18th at 8:00 era. Academy-award nominee Between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m., Also this Saturday at 1:00

Vivacity Stages Oktoberfest ShriekFest returns to Sanford for 3rd year

Edition of Nostalgia Radio Hour By Larry Griffin art is great. Sanford has that. It’s a take place at the Wayne Densch Per- Herald Staff budding place for theater, film and forming Arts Center at 201 Magnolia beer.” Avenue in Sanford. Special to the Herald Oktoberfest guest Dan Horror film festival ShriekFest is She said she had been visiting a few She said she thought the attraction Witucki is an accordionist coming to Sanford for its third year in years ago and “fell in love” with San- to horror was something that came Autumn ushers in the all- for the Mein Heimatland a row on Nov. 2, according to festival ford again, especially after attending from fascination. new Oktoberfest Edition of Musikanten, one of North founder Denise Gossett. the Love Your Shorts Film Festival - “Horror fans come to be scared,” the famed Nostalgia Radio America’s premiere polka Gossett, who has appeared in nu- that gave her the idea to bring Shriek- she said. “It’s a safe environment for Hour performed by xylo- bands. He will join Vivacity merous films and TV shows including fest over from the other side of the people who are curious, because they phonist Heather Thorn and for some seasonal polkas. “The Office” and the horror movie country. know it’s not real.” her Vivacity band at the The last 30 minutes of the “La Llorona,” has run the festival for “There’s a lot of history here,” she She implored those interested to Timucua Arts Foundation show will feature classic years in California, but she’s a Florida White House on Sunday, jazz, including standards said. “It just felt right. Shriekfest will “come out - you’ll love it.” Oct. 20. like “Lullaby of Broadway” native and said she’d wanted to bring have horror, thriller, sci fi and comedy Those interested can visit the web- The family-friendly show and a new xylophone some independent terror to her old films. There will be films from five to site at takes the stage at 7:30 p.m. arrangement of “Somewhere stomping ground. 20 minutes, with four blocks of films, https://www.shriekfest.com/or- and features classic songs Over the Rainbow.” “It’s our third year in Sanford,” she at 2, 4, 6 and 8 p.m.” lando/. from the Roaring ’20s to the Patrons are encouraged to said. “I think any time you can bring All of the showings, she said, will Nifty ’50s. Vivacity regulars bring cheese or an hors will transform into charac- d’euvre and wine to share. ters inspired by the Golden Tickets are available at Age of Radio and welcome Eventbrite. A donation of Oktoberfest guests to pres- $20 is suggested, and VIP SENIOR NEWS LINE: ent a festive show featuring seating is available. That polkas, alphorns and bells, same night at the White yodeling and a special set of House will feature a special Andrew Sisters numbers. exhibition by artist and row- Those familiar with the ing coach Laura Rickki. Hand Sanitizers and the Flu Virus Nostalgia Radio Hour will enjoy the Oktoberfest twist About Vivacity By Matilda Charles many.) Dry mucus (for exam- -- Once a week (or more on the comedic “commer- Vivacity is known for its ple, on a shopping cart handle) often) wrap hand wipes cials.” And the audience will innovative Nostalgia Radio With flu season just around takes less time. around door knobs at home be amazed at the blinding Hour, a dream come true for the corner, there's a new wrin- Hand washing, however, and let them dry overnight. speed of Thorn’s mallets as Thorn. She and the band re- kle to staying healthy this win- takes only 30 seconds to kill The biggest step we can take she performs the famous leased their first album ti- ter. Our old standby, the the flu virus and is thought to is to get a flu shot. The Centers musical piece, Zirkus Renz. tled, “Smiling,” in 2018. The antiseptic hand sanitizer, has be more effective than using for Disease Control and Pre- The lineup for Vivacity music was recorded at the been found to not work as well sanitizer. vention suggests the high-dose will showcase Per Daniels- Timucua Arts Foundation as we believed, especially with Here are some ideas for flu flu vaccine for seniors because son on piano, Claude Kash- White House in Orlando and nig on tuba, Paul Parker on the influenza A strain. It's all in season: it creates a stronger immune was engineered by Founda- how we use it, according to a -- Does your grocery store response, 24% higher than the drums and Danny Jordan on tion founder Benoit Glazer. recent study. deliver to your home or the standard vaccine. There's also saxophone and flute. The Nostalgia Radio Hour First, choose a hand sani- parking lot? This will reduce an adjuvanted and a recombi- Vocalists Krissy Vavrek premiered at the White and Amy Parnell will join House in August 2016. tizer that is at least 60% alco- your exposure. nant vaccine (not made with Thorn, aka Fluffy Ruffles, on For a trailer of Vivacity hol. Be sure to cover your -- Take some antiseptic eggs). Ask your doctor which the Andrew Sisters tunes as Presents the Nostalgia Radio whole hands, including nails. wipes in a plastic baggie when you should get. Remember will trumpeter John Depaola Hour and other videos, If you come in contact with you go out. Use them on the that it takes a few weeks for and trombonist Corey Paul. check out: wet mucus (from a sneeze or cart handles in stores. Carry a the vaccine to take effect. Vavrek will entertain with vivacitymusic.com/videos. cough), it takes the sanitizer a small refillable bottle of hand her Swiss Alp bells and yo- Follow the band at face- full four minutes to kill the flu sanitizer. (c) 2019 King Features deling skills. Parnell will book.com/VivacityMusic or virus. (How many of us use -- Wash your hands thor- Synd., Inc. also portray radio an- @vivacitymusic on Insta- sanitizer for four minutes? Not oughly when you get home. nouncer Betsy Bologna for gram. To learn more about the Radio Hour. Fans also Vivacity visit vivacitymu- won’t want to miss Kashnig sic.com. and his alphorn. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Oct. 16-19, 2019 PAGE 3 OPINIONS SNARKY McSNIDE SAYS

Harriett Tubman The highway leading out of town to- She helped John Brown organize the wards her house is named, Harriett Tub- raid on Harper's Ferry. man Memorial Highway.

During the Civil War, in the Combahee River raid alone, Harriett freed over 700 slaves.

In her later years Harriett worked for women's suffrage alongside Susan B. An- thony.

From 1859 on she lived in Auburn, NY. William Seward, Lincoln's Secretary of The most interesting place named after State who later negotiated the purchase Tubman is the first thing you encounter of Alaska from the Russians, was from upon entering Auburn from the east. It is Auburn. called the Harriett Tubman Residential Center. You can see the facility in the background.

Republican Sense of Humor

By Mark Shields tates that no one who covets it be seen This is what you see when you get overtly seeking to be chosen, Dole wisely closer. That's right, it is a prison for Twenty years ago, former U.S. Trans- observed: "The vice presidential nomination teenage girls. portation Secretary, President of the Red is like the last cookie on the plate; every- Cross and future North Carolina Sen. Eliza- body insists they don't want it, but some- Does the State of New York not see the beth Dole was a decidedly long-shot candi- body always takes it." irony of naming a place where girls are date for the Republican presidential Someone as exceptionally witty as Bob kept against their will after one of the nomination -- an honor her husband, former Dole sometimes gets credit for great lines He found Harriet a farmhouse just most famous escaped slaves in United Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole had won whether or not he was the author. Take this south of town for her needs. The house States history? is listed in the national historic register. four years earlier, only to lose in the general one, following the obvious tension between election to Democratic incumbent Bill Clin- him as Senate Republican leader and GOP ton. House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who had Then out of elective public office for the disparaged the consensus-builder Dole as first time in 36 years, Bob Dole was most "the tax collector for the welfare state." often seen as the television pitchman for a When Gingrich's public popularity in the product promising to improve erectile func- polls plummeted precipitously, the story collaborating with Democratic House chuckle but who also makes such a large tion. Curious about why Elizabeth Dole, a goes, he sought the counsel of the older, Speaker Thomas Phillip "Tip" O'Neill to and positive difference in our nation. certified dark horse, was running for the wiser Dole. "Why do so many people take shore up and save Social Security and help- White House, I asked humorist Mark Rus- such an instant dislike to me?" asked a ing create the Martin Luther King Jr. na- To find out more about Mark Shields and sell, who explained. "If you were married to shaken Gingrich. Dole's succinct explana- tional holiday. Pretty serious body of work read his past columns, visit the Creators the test pilot for Viagra, you'd do almost tion: "Because it saves them time." for a man of such wit. Syndicate webpage at www.creators.com. anything to get out of the house." Bob Dole could disarm with his candor. Boy, could we use a party leader and a COPYRIGHT 2019 MARK SHIELDS Bob Dole was that most special of politi- He once observed: "Some of us in the Senate Senate leader who, yes, makes us smile and DISTRIBUTED BY CREATORS.COM cal leaders who subscribed to John F. are uncomfortable taking honoraria (for Kennedy's thesis: "There are three things speeches before groups). I am uncomfort- which are real: God, human folly and laugh- able taking campaign contributions. So I MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley ter. The first two are beyond our compre- compromised. I decided to take both." hension, so we must do what we can with My personal Dole classic: Once, at a the third." Of all the politicians I have cov- White House ceremony, there standing next ered, none -- certainly no Republican -- has to each other were former presidents Jimmy done more for and with humor than Robert Carter, Gerald Ford and Richard Nixon -- or, J. Dole the favorite son of Russell, Kansas. as Bob Dole identified them, "See No Evil, He had been President Gerald Ford's run- Hear No Evil and Evil." He could be caustic. ning mate in the photo-finish 1996 election Reflecting upon his Senate leadership, won by Democrat Jimmy Carter, leading to Bob Dole once spoke with pride about what this Dole insight: "I don't know how many he had worked on successfully and where people run for vice president and for presi- he had made a difference: passing the Amer- dent and lose both." Of the vice presidential icans with Disabilities Act, working to pass nomination, custom of which somehow dic- the Voting Rights Act, compromising and PAGE 4 • Midweek : Oct. 16 to 19 , 2019 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMUNITY EVENTS “Fore Our Kids” Fundraiser for Services for Families

Newcomers Luncheon Howl-O-Ween Thursday, Oct. 17, 11:30 Monday, Oct. 21, 6 to 8 a.m., Double Tree-UCF, p.m., Bark Park, 499 Waggin 12125 High Tech Ave., Or- Trail, Oviedo. Free event lando. $25 includes show & with your fur baby. Dress luncheon. Mentalist & Magi- your pet for the canine cos- Photo contributed cian Keith Kong will be the tume contest. Doggie treats What: On Friday, Oct. 25, golfers will tee off in the “Fore Our Kids” tournament to raise money in support of critical services and assis- featured entertainer. Ad- & ice cream for purchase. tance designed to strengthen families and prevent child abuse. vance reservations required. Vendors. Call 407-971-5590. Last year, Embrace Families provided services to over 8,000 children in Central Florida -- some of whom are in foster care; all of whom Call to RSVP 407-366-7751. are victims of, survivors of, or at risk of abuse or neglect. Funds raised from this event will be used to ensure safety, provide permanence

Family Game Night and maintain the well-being of children in the Central Florida community. Movie in the Park Tuesday, Oct. 22, 5:30 to 7 Participants can compete as part of a team of four or individually. Golfers must register ahead of time online at www.foreourkids.com. Friday, Oct. 18, 7:30 to 9 p.m., North Branch Library, Registration closes on Friday, Oct. 18. p.m., 299 Center Lake Lane, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- Cost: $600 for team of four, includes lunch & group photo $150 for individual Oviedo. Showing "Monsters ford. Car games, board When: Friday, Oct. 25, Registration begins at 7:30 a.m., Tee time is at 8:30 a.m. Inc." Bring a blanket or lawn games & fun for family. Where: Timacuan Golf & Country Club, 550 Timacuan Blvd. Lake Mary chair. Call 407-971-5590. About Embrace Families

Good Morning Book Club As the region’s lead nonprofit agency overseeing foster care, adoption and other child welfare services in Orange, Osceola & Seminole Disease Prevention Walk Wednesday, Oct. 23, 10 to counties, Embrace Families, formerly known as Community Based Care of Central Florida, serves more than 8,000 children and their Saturday, Oct. 19, 8 a.m. 11 a.m., North Branch Li- families. For more information, visit www.embracefamilies.org, “like” Embrace Families” on Facebook at www.facebook.com/embrace- to 12 noon, Cranes Roost brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., families or follow it on Twitter at www.twitter.com/embracefam, and Instagram at www.instagram.com/embracefamiliesfl. Park, Alt Spgs. Hosted by Sanford. Discussion of "A the Association of Nigerian Tree Grows in Brooklyn." by Physicians in the Americas, Betty Smith. Copies avail- Servants of the People - Rescue Outreach Mission Charity Event this walk & health fair pro- ablek. For adults. motes fundraising for breast cancer awareness in under- AARP Carfit Program served communities. The Wednesday, Oct. 23 & Servants of the People is the Rescue Outreach Mission's annual event includes activities & Thursday, Oct. 24, 10 to promotional vendors. charity event. As the only emergency shelter of its kind in Seminole 11:30 a.m. , Winter Springs County, the Mission accepts people as they are and provides a safe, Senior Center, 400 N. Edge- warm haven for those who may have no other option. They ensure Home Buyer Workshop mon Ave., Winter Springs. needs are met of every individual and family who walk through the Saturday, Oct. 19, 9:30 Car-Fit is a free Educational doors. With the growth of those relying on the Rescue Outreach Mis- a.m., 59 Alafaya Woods program that provides a Blvd., Oviedo. GoldenRule quick, comprehensive re- sion, needs are great. [email protected] or 407-321- Housing & CDC, Inc., a view of how well you & 8224 HUD approved event. Call your vehicle work together. to register at 407-878-3759. The 12 point drive thru Photo contributed check-up takes about 20 Dr. R.W. Merthie Day minutes while you remain Saturday, Oct. 19, 10 a.m. comfortably in your vehicle. to 4 p.m., Day Community The event, sponsored by Church, 1311 Oak Ave., San- AARP Driver Safety is con- ford. Celebrate the legacy of ducted by trained Car-Fit Dr. R.W. Merthie. Games, Technicians supported by face paint, bounce house, the American Occupational free food, free clothing & Therapy Association & pro- more. Call 407-324-0226. vides community-specific resources that could en- ARToberFest hance your driving safety Saturday & Sunday, Oct. and increased mobility. Ap- Elvis Tribute Artist entertains Newcomers at Recent Luncheon 19 & 20, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., pointments are scheduled Winter Springs Town Cen- every 20 minutes. AARP ter. 125 juried & invited Member $15, non-member artists, German good & $20. Reserve at 407-977-3825. drinks for purchase, live en- tertainment, kids area. Go to Food Pantry www.wsfota.org for info or Thursdays, 4 to 6 p.m., call 407-327-6593. 400 W. Airport Blvd., San- ford. Non-perishable food Boo 'n Brew items for the public. Volun- Saturday, Oct. 19, 4 to 8 teers and donations ac- p.m., Seminole Towne Cen- cepted. Call 407-665-3230. ter, 200 Towne Center Circle, Sanford. $8 pre-sale, $10 day Movie Classics of event. Community event Thursday, Oct. 24, 7:26 with festivities, beer sam- p.m., Wayne Densch Per- pling, hay rides, pumpkin forming Arts Center, 201 S. patch, corn maze & kids Magnolia Ave., Sanford. The zone. Wristbands for beer Day the Earth Stood Still. $5 sampling for 21 & over. Pro- cash at the door. ceeds benefit Special Needs Ability Program, Inc., Festival of Frights www.eventbrite.com for Friday, Oct. 25, 6 to 10 tickets. p.m & Saturday, Oct. 26, 4 to 10 p.m., Oviedo Center Lake Geneva Jam Park, 299 Center Lake Lane, Saturday, Oct. 19, 5:30 Oviedo. Haunted mansion, p.m. food & drinks for pur- carnival games, pumpkin chase, 5:30 p.m., Geneva bounce house, jumping' Community Center, 161 1st pumpkin, food trucks, activ- Photos contributed St., Geneva. Free evening of ity tents & vendors. First 100 Newcomers of Central Florida's September luncheon at Tuscawilla Country Club in Winter Springs hosted an Elvis Tribute toe-tapping acoustic, blue- tickets $5 at eventbrite.com, Artist for entertainment. Top left: Evelyn LaBruto, Myrna Page, Carolyn Williams and Sharon Prescott. Top center: Co-VP Pro- grass, traditional country & $10 after. Call 407-971-5590. grams Caroline Dawson with singer Peter Alden and luncheon guests Vickie Nungesser and Cathy Van Kuren. Top right: Elvis old-fashioned gospel music. tribute artist Peter Alden poses with Christine Shapin (who wore an Elvis t-shirt for the Blue Hawaii show). Bottom left: Linda Play an acoustic instrument Sanford Shuffle Hargreaves, Newcomers President Joan Bove and Joyce Byram. Bottom center: Pat McRee, Tonia Thoms, Barbara Kalicki, Gayle - join or just learn. Friday, Oct. 25, 6:30 to Hildebrandt and Judy Brierley. Bottom right: Seated: Pam Richards and Christine Shapin, standing: Joan Orlowsky, Brenda Jones 9:30 p.m., Sanford Shuffle, and Haylee Lane Trunk or Treat 401 E. Seminole Blvd., San- Saturday, Oct. 19, 5:30 ford. Shuffle or learn how. p.m., Reiter Park, Long- $5 per person. Winning wood. Candy, entertainment team receives a trophy. & fun for the family. Great music & socializing.

Souper Supper Howl-O-Ween Saturday, Oct. 19, 6:30 Saturday, Oct. 26, 9 a.m. p.m., All Souls Social Hall, to noon, Secret Lake Park, Myrtle & 9th Street, Sanford. Casselberry. Dog Walk-a- $8 person, under 12 free. thon & Canine Costume Choose from 25 different Contest with adoptable soups, breads, drinks & dogs, raffles, music, pet- desserts. Music & door friendly vendors & more. prizes. Benefits needy. www.franklinsfriends.info

Yoga Festival Veterans Stand Down Sunday, Oct. 20, 10 a.m. to Saturday, Oct. 26, 9 a.m. 4 p.m., Cranes Roost Park, to 1 p.m., Seminole County Altamonte Springs. Yoga for Health Dept, 400 W. Airport everyone. Health & fitness Blvd., Sanford. Free Lynx marketplace with food, transportation, clothing, drinks & promotional ven- shelter info, vocational serv- dors. ices, veterans court, medical care, haircuts, VA benefits, Salem Witch Trials of dental screening, showers & 1692 food. Call 407-665-2371. Monday, Oct. 21, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., North Branch Li- Pumpkin Festival brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Saturday, Oct. 26 & Sun- Sanford. Bob Putnam will day, Oct. 27, 10 a.m. to 5 discuss his own 7th Great p.m., Horsepower Ranch, Grandmother, hung as a 280 Campbell Ranch Run, witch in Salem July 19, 1692, Geneva. $5. Meet Clydes- as well as the involvement dale horses, local crafts, food of the other Putnam ances- vendors, meet the Mystical tors as principal "accusers" Unicorn, hay rides, music, in those infamous witch tri- pony rides, petting zoo, rock als. Free. For teens and climbing & pumpkin patch. adults. Decorate a pumpkin. Car show Sunday. Call 407-913- 1160, horsepowerevents.com SANFORD HERALD Midweek : Oct. 16 to 19, 2019 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY Inaugural Asian Lantern Festival Coming to the Role Specialized Breast Surgeons Play in Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens Improved Patient Outcomes nos and more—all LED lit-from-within. tomies, which are performed using mini- The Asian Lantern Festival: Into the Wild is mal incisions for faster recovery times, presented in partnership with Tianyu Arts & less scarring, and a reduced likelihood of Culture Inc. and Sichuan Tianyu Culture postoperative complications. Communication Co., Ltd. The festival will Why is it important to seek out a spe- take place over 38 nights, starting November cialized physician for breast surgery? 20 and running through January 12, 2020, Just as you wouldn’t call your electri- Wednesday through Sunday evenings, from 6 cian for a plumbing problem or go to the to 10 PM. The festival will be closed Thanks- grocery store for new tires, you shouldn’t giving and Christmas day. go to just anyone for breast surgery. Since Tickets will be available for purchase treatment methods play a huge role in a through the Zoo’s website beginning in early patient’s recovery, it’s critical to do your Special to the Herald October. Event admission tickets are separate research when choosing a surgeon. In ad- from Zoo admission and must be purchased dition to finding out where a physician The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gar- for a specific night of the festival. General ad- completed their residency, inquire dens will transform into an evening wonder- mission is $18.50 per person; children 2 and whether they are fellowship-trained. This land of lights during the Asian Lantern under and parking are free. A special 4-pack additional, highly specialized training Festival: Into the Wild starting in November.� empowers breast surgeons with the of tickets will be available for purchase online This limited engagement cultural event for $50.00. Zoo Annual Pass Holders will re- skillset to tailor treatment plans to each unique Special to the Herald will dazzle guests with over 30 larger-than- ceive a discounted price of $15.50 per person patient. life sculptural LED lantern displays featuring named on the pass card. By Anu Saigal, MD At what point in the patient process is a plants, animals, and traditional Asian ele- Throughout the festival, unique crafts and Dr. Saigal specializes in breast surgery and breast surgeon introduced? ments, including a nearly 200-foot-long artisans, as well as a variety of Asian and the treatment of breast disease, including Patients are either referred to a breast sur- dragon. American food options, will be available for breast, cancer at Oviedo Medical Center. geon following their diagnosis or for further “This festival perfectly integrates cultural purchase. testing after abnormal imaging. In other cases, traditions of China with the animals and gar- Open field parking is included with all ad- By the end of 2019, the American Cancer So- at-risk patients with a family history of cancer dens found at the Zoo.” said Dino Ferri, Zoo mission tickets. ciety estimates 268,600 new cases of invasive may seek out a breast surgeon for high risk CEO. “The Asian Lantern Festival: Into the Event photos can be found at breast cancer will have been diagnosed in screenings and genetic counseling if they Wild is an exceptionally unique event that bit.ly/2lUcGgH. women across the U.S. this year. Fortunately, aren’t offered by their primary care provider. will bring people together from throughout *Please note–these images have been pro- death rates from female breast cancer dropped Regardless of when they’re introduced, a Central Florida and well beyond.” vided by Tianyu from lantern festivals held at 40% from 1989 to 2016. Surgeons specializing breast surgeon becomes the quarterback of a The lantern elements will be constructed other facilities. Display and setup may differ in breast surgical oncology and the treatment patient’s care team, working with medical on- on-site by more than 30 artists from China, when constructed at the Central Florida Zoo of breast disease rely on highly-specialized cology to ensure the treatment plan is adhered starting in October. Welded metal frames, & Botanical Gardens. training and advanced technology to help con- to. covered in fabric, will emerge throughout the For more information, visit www.cen- tinue saving lives. When it comes to diagnos- Will a breast surgeon continue to see their Zoo as flowers, cranes, giraffe, butterflies, rhi- tralfloridazoo.org/lanterns. ing and treating breast cancer, it is important patients following hospital discharge? for the patient to do the research and be well- Specialized breast surgeons focus on breast informed on care options to achieve the best disease from all angles – not just the surgical Reed Automotive Group & Embrace Families outcome. Here are some common questions: procedure. Even after a patient has been Why have breast cancer death rates cleared with no evidence of disease, they’ll dropped over the last three decades? continue seeing their breast surgeon every six surprise Two Youths in Foster Care with New Cars In addition to increased awareness and ear- months for up to five years. After that, annual lier screenings, today’s breast cancer patients checkups will continue in conjunction with have access to advanced treatment options de- other members of the patient’s care team, in- livered by breast-focused surgeons. For cluding medical oncology and OB/GYN. This women with early-stage cancer where a full combination of personalized care, cutting- mastectomy isn’t medically necessary, these edge treatment, and attentive surveillance is specialized physicians often promote breast- designed to improve patient outcomes and conserving procedures. Common examples in- contribute to the growing 3.1 million breast clude lumpectomies, quadrantectomies, cancer survivors in the U.S. partial mastectomies, or segmental mastec- Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital 2019 Seminole Business of the Year Award Photos contributed Cars for Kids Partnership Celebrates Fifth Year Providing Life-Changing Transportation. Left: Ashley Roberts when she learns of the donation. Right: Aaron Hilll (center) with Hope (left) and Ashley

Special to the Herald had to rely on ride-sharing programs to get to school, work and therapy appointments twice Two local teens transitioning out of foster a week. This new car will make it easier and care now have stable transportation, thanks to more cost-effective to travel around town. a partnership between Embrace Families and Like Roberts, Hope Fuller also refuses to Reed Automotive Group. let her past dictate her future. She graduated Now in its fifth year, the Cars for Kids pro- high school one semester early, earning a cos- gram has donated 10 cars to 10 deserving metology certificate. Fuller obtained her dri- young adults. The most recent recipients – ver’s license through Embrace Families’ Keys Ashley Roberts, 20, and Hope Fuller, 18 – to Independence program, created to help were surprised with 2019 Nissan Sentras. teens in foster care maintain a sense of nor- “Our partnership with Reed Automotive malcy by supporting them through the licens- Group allows us to take on the role a tradi- ing and insurance process. By working at a Special to the Herald tional family often provides for young adults fast-food restaurant, she saved enough money (L:R): Jason Brodeur, president and chief when it comes to buying their first car,” said to buy a used car that hasn’t been depend- Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital operating officer, Seminole County Regional Glen Casel, president and CEO of Embrace able, but that’s now part of her past as well. recently received a 2019 Seminole Business of Chamber of Commerce; Margaret Bonko, chief Families. “Having reliable transportation is a “It’s a joy to see the excitement in the faces the Year Award from the Seminole County Re- operating officer, Orlando Health South Semi- game-changer for kids trying to achieve self- of these teens when they hear that they’re get- gional Chamber of Commerce for having a nole Hospital; Tiffany Pratt, corporate director, sufficiency because it eases the challenges of ting a new car,” added Aaron Hill, managing positive impact on the local community. More Human Resources, Orlando Health South getting to work and school, empowering partner of Reed Automotive Group. “We’re than 60 companies representing a wide range Seminole Hospital; Shawn Molsberger, senior them to reach their goals.” thrilled right along with them – because we of industries and sizes were nominated for vice president, Orlando Health, president, Or- Cars for Kids recipient Ashley Roberts has know the impact that owning a car will have this year’s Seminole Business Awards, which lando Health South Seminole Hospital; and been working to move past the trauma that on their lives.” recognize organizations for their economic im- James Adamczyk, board chair, Seminole placed her in foster care. After receiving an To learn more about how Embrace Fami- pact and benefit to the community. South County Regional Chamber of Commerce, sen- A.A. degree from Valencia College in May, lies supports local parents and kids, vis- Seminole Hospital was honored as the only ior vice president/CLO, Fairwinds Credit she recently started classes at UCF – and she’s itwww.EmbraceFamilies.org. winner in the large nonprofit category. Union. PAGE 6 • Midweek: Oct. 16-19, 2019 SANFORD HERALD OBITUARIES

JOHNNY COOPER loved him. Sanford, Florida (407)322- was a long-time member of Palmway Drive, Sanford, FL. schools of Sanford, Seminole Johnny leaves behind his 7383. the Baptist Girls and Happy 32773; The Ice House Theatre County. She received her Johnny Cooper, 44, of loving wife, Latasha Cooper; Hearts. Tommye was very 1100 North Unser Street, Mt Associate Degree from Sanford, Florida passed away children, Shayanna Hampton, TOMMYE METHVIN close to her family and her Dora, Fl 32757, Central Seminole Community peacefully on Friday, October Lenae Proctor, Shamease JOHNSON fur baby Maudie Pearl. Baptist Church of Sanford College. She was employed at 11, 2019 at Central Florida Cooper, Johnny A. Cooper, Tommye was known to have 3101 West State Road 46, Frontier Communications as a Regional John Cooper and Joshua Tommye Methvin Johnson never met a stranger and Sanford, Fl 32771, or the char- Customer Service Hospital, Cooper; father, Bishop 87, of Sanford, Florida, passed would enjoy sitting in her ity of your choice. Representative. She was Sanford, Eugene Cooper; mother, away on October 7, 2019 in garage as neighbors would Pentecostal. Florida. Mother Jacquelyn Cooper; Orlando, Florida. Tommye stop by frequently for a talk EURICKA D. YOUNG She leaves to cherish her He was sisters, Cassandra C. Gordon was a native of Sanford born and treats for their dogs. memories her sons, born on (Kenneth, Sr.) and Lavoera M. on June 20, 1932 to Burke G. Tommy is predeceased by Euricka D. Young, 40, of DaKevious D. Scott, February Cooper; godbrother, Elder Methvin and Marie E. Duke her husband of 31 years Sanford, passed away on ShaKevian D. Young, Sanford; 11, 1975 in Jeffery Kendrick (Geraldine); Methvin. County Judge Harold Friday, October 11, 2019 in daughters, Lah-Kevia Young, Miami, and a host of aunts, uncles, Tommye Johnson, her sisters, and a Orlando. Girl Khiya Casimir, Sanford; Florida to nieces, nephews, cousins, grew up in baby brother Burke Jr. She is Funeral mother, Mellouise A. Young, Bishop other relatives, and many sor- Sanford survived and will be missed services Sanford; father, WalterC. Eugene rowing friends. with her by her daughter Sharlee will be Young Sr., Tavares; brothers, Johnny Cooper and Visitation on Friday, three Johnson Hollingsworth, son- held on Larry Bradley, Rochester, Cooper Mother October 18, 2019, 5 PM - 7 Sisters in-law Thom, grandsons Saturday, Erick L. Young, Edrick L. Jacquelyn PM at St. James House of Annabelle, Britton Johnson Oct. 19, Young, Sanford, Walter C. D. Cooper. Prayer, 2775 Celery Avenue, Elizabeth, Hollingsworth, and Thomas 2019 at 12 Young, Jr., Talarico C. Young, Johnny attended Seminole Sanford, Florida 32771. and Emma Isaac Hollingsworth, nieces p.m., noon, Orlando; sisters, Corena E. County Public Schools and The Celebration of Life Jean. She Tonya Rowland, Jo-Ann at New Thornton, Rochester, Eurika was a graduate of Seminole Service for Johnny Cooper lived three Wrennick, Debra Winn, Bethel Young-Butler, Holly Hill, Tommye Methvin High School, Sanford, Florida, will be held on Saturday, doors nephew Burke Winn, and Missionary Sharon V. Young, Sanford, Class of 1994. He was a faith- October 19, 2019, 11 AM at St. Johnson their children. Baptist and one grandchild. down from Euricka D. ful and devoted member of James House of Prayer, 2775 A Memorial Service will be Church, The family will receive her child- Young St. James House of Prayer, Celery Avenue, Sanford, hood held at the Central Baptist 618 E. 10th friends on Friday, Oct. 18 Sanford, Florida. Johnny was Florida 32771 with Elder sweetheart Harold F. Johnson, Church 3101 West State Road St., from 5 to 7 p.m. at Mount a skilled brick mason/con- Jeffery Kendrick, officiating. and they would marry in 46, Sanford Florida, 32771, on Sanford. Moriah House of Prayer, 1101 crete finisher and an entrepre- Interment will follow at 1960, and God would bless Saturday October 19th at 11 Interment will follow in S. Locust Ave., Sanford. neur. He owned and operat- Evergreen Cemetery, Sanford, them in 1961 with their am. Restlawn Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to ed his own business, "Johnny Florida. daughter Sharlee Marie. The family requests in Euricka was born on on Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. Cooper Concrete" for over 20 Services Entrusted to the Tommye enjoyed keeping place of the flowers that Saturday, Sept. 29, 1979 in 819 W. 1st St., Sanford, 407- years. He will be truly missed care of Sunrise Funeral busy and loved gardening donations be made to Animal Sanford. She attended the 732-4594. by those who knew him and Home, 900 Locust Avenue, and going to the beach. She Advocates of FL, 3312 Elementary and Secondary

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Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 Congressional Offices in Veterans Hospitals portion of the 1.2 million gallons entered The people Rescue Outreach Mission wants to Sweetwater Creek off State Road 434. honor include community leaders from the City of by Freddy Groves One has made public statements It started around 10 p.m. Tuesday and was Sanford, Seminole County and private entities that the VA says are untrue, which stopped by 5 a.m. the next morning, authorities who have helped with things as varied as event I can't imagine this being OK got a heated letter in response. Back stressed. funding and food donations. anywhere else: Members of and forth they go. The overflow, according to a press release “The Mission has been through some hard Congress have commandeered In retaliation, the congressmem- from UIF, came from a “malfunctioning of times,” said Community Relations Director Fritz space in Department of Veterans bers drafted a bill that would force equipment at the initial stage of wastewater Voltaire. “Any nonprofit or community support Affairs hospitals to use as their per- the VA to provide space for them to treatment processing.” helped us remain sustainable through those hard- “They occurred in two components designed ships.” sonal offices. It started with one, talk to veterans. The bill is currently to remove rags and other debris before treat- The Rescue Outreach Mission named a new and quickly grew to six U.S. repre- sitting in committee. An identical ment which led to a rise in the water level in Executive Director last year in Rosalyn Thomas, sentatives in one state who've set bill died in committee last year. the tank,” the release reads. “The tank over- and has been working to expand their help to the up shop in hospitals. They want to This, of course, raises questions. flowed and a portion of the overflow entered poor and homeless with dinners, revamped living talk to veterans, they say. If the bill becomes law, does it mean Sweetwater Creek.” quarters and events like their 5K earlier this year. The VA wants them out by the every VA facility would have to UIF expressed their “sincerest apologies” for Voltaire said the Servants of the People lunch- end of the year. It wants the space provide space? What about those the overflow in the press release. eon will be a way to recognize the help they’ve back for medical purposes. that aren't hospitals per se, but do The release then goes on to say that the gotten in realizing their vision. One congressman claims it's per- serve veterans, such as community Florida Department of Environmental “They’ve helped us with feeding, with revamp- sonal because of something he said clinics, assisted living and nursing Protection was collecting samples last week to ing the dorm rooms and with general mainte- in a meeting with the VA. Snarling homes, outpatient clinics and vet ensure that bacteria levels remained under con- nance,” Voltaire said of the various groups and has gone back and forth, as VA centers? How much time are con- trol. entities they’ll be honoring. Secretary Robert Wilkie has said gressmen likely to spend in those A press release from the DEP cautioned peo- Voltaire also said they had some things planned that the representatives already spaces, when they have others? ple from swimming or fishing in the water near for the future, though he declined to specify exact- have offices in Washington, D.C., Who's going to pay for any renova- Sweetwater Creek last week, saying contami- ly what they would be. and their districts. Legally, he says, tions? nated water could cause “gastrointestinal issues “In the new year, program-wise, we’ll be imple- he's found nothing that says it's OK Of the 535 members of Congress, and other conditions.” menting some new enhancements of services,” he for members of Congress and their only six are pushing for dedicated The DEP especially warned children and said. staffs to set up shop in VA hospi- space. The others manage to con- older adults, and those with weakened immune Those who want to buy tickets to attend can tals. They were given occupancy duct business without it. systems, about taking every precaution possible visit permits with a time limit, and now in the case of contact with the contaminated https://rescueoutreachmission.salsalabs.org/21sta water. nnualservantsofthepeople/index.html. they're refusing to move out. (c) 2019 King Features Synd., Inc.

GARDEN users to experience a num- said. “You can save $900 a help, but were unable to get off the ground. opportunity to do garden- ber of sensory stimulations year on food with this. It is a secure the funding they The City of Casselberry ing.” for touch, taste and smell. communal bed, where peo- needed from the City. were impressed with their “It’ll be very nice here Continued from Page 1 Overall, Simmons said the ple can join in planting “The bureaucracy was too progress, and Commissioner because we can grow during garden would be an oppor- herbs and vegetables, which much,” Simmons said. Bill Hufford said he hoped it two seasons,” Diana said. tunity to let people experi- will be distributed to resi- They were saved when a would continue to grow and “Up north, it’s just summer. ment with growing their dents.” new company, Cobblestone that it could spawn other Down here, you can grow them. own food, aimed at making The garden is the result of Real Estate, came into own- such projects around the tomatoes in the fall and There will also be a senso- a ‘small farm-to-table’ in the a two-year struggle by ership of Summerloch city. string beans in summer.” ry garden, which Raymond community that would help Simmons and a number of Green, and were interested On Tuesday after the rib- Another resident, Sue Simmons, president and people stay healthy. fellow organizers to get it in in the garden idea enough to bon-cutting, residents of Roach, said she’d started a CEO of the Community “This is 32 square feet that place. First, they tried to ask help them start the project, Summerloch milled about garden in a previous place Garden, said would allow will be fresh vegetables,” he the City of Casselberry for donating $5,000 to help it and enjoyed the prospects of she lived before coming to what the garden would be in Casselberry and so she knew the future. to be excited for the Residents Mike and Diana prospects of the new Mendelson said they were Summerloch one. looking forward to using the “It was the best sweet garden. potatoes I had in my entire “We’re all excited,” Mike life,” she said. “The sugar said. “Everyone has an just pours out.” SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Oct. 16-19, 2019 • PAGE 7 Florida timber farmers face tough choices year after Michael

BLOUNTSTOWN, Fla. (AP) — end on end. Calhoun County all of his 72 years. "I loaders to hoist fallen logs onto trucks. The sunsets are a sight to behold in Joe Trees once towered over much of Calhoun thought it was a good investment." All that requires loads of money, as well as Leonard's neck of the woods these days. A County, an inland expanse of tiny communi- For now, there are no plans to sell. Where a strong will to carry on, said Leonard, 59, year ago, lush stands of towering pines ties surrounded by forests that suffered the else would he go; what else would he do? whose family arrived in northern Florida obscured the horizon, he said as he drove his most catastrophic damage to the region's tim- "I might as well stay here fighting," from the Carolinas in the early 1900s. pickup along a dusty Florida Panhandle berland. Eldridge said. "That's what I'm going to do "My mother doesn't want to sell. My road. Now, fields of thick grass mask row Stands of pines, once just steps from until the day I die." brother and I aren't going to sell. But what after row of stumps decaying into the soil Leonard's front door, are now mostly gone. Like Eldridge, many of the region's timber happens after we're gone?" Leonard asked. that has sustained his family for five genera- "One of the benefits is that now we see growers operate mom-and-pop farms, some a His son Daniel, 28, expresses some of the tions. sunrises and sunsets in a way we've never couple dozen acres and others in the thou- uncertainty. Up the road, heaps of rotting logs lay bare seen before," he said. sands. Unlike corporate landowners, few of "To be honest with you, I'm not advocating the scars that Hurricane Michael left last Without financial help, some timber farm- these small-time tree growers can withstand that we go totally back to the timber. I would October when it ploughed through the ers are looking for buyers. upheavals like Michael. rather see us do something else. Let's diversi- region. Federal relief hasn't come fast enough, Unlike cotton and oranges, timber isn't fy a little bit," he said. "It's hard to describe how sick I felt when I even though the government authorized a usually insurable for loss. And unlike row His cousin Will Leonard, 29, a forester, also came out here," Leonard said as he surveyed $19 billion relief package — held in limbo crops that can bounce back more quickly, wonders how timber communities across the a stand of snapped 30-year-old slash pine, until this past summer because of political trees require generations to recover. A tree Panhandle will fare in the years to come, their trunks big enough for a full bear hug. clashes in Washington — to assist communi- needs a dozen years before being harvested with the possibility that some mills could fall The massive storm crashed ashore as a ties across the country hit by wildfires, flood- for pulp — and at least twice that time to silent and jobs dwindle because of the cata- Category 5 hurricane with winds exceeding ing, tornadoes and hurricanes. Florida offi- harden into more lucrative lumber. strophic losses. 160 mph (255 kph), the strongest ever record- cials estimate that the timber industry sus- For some farmers, the new math doesn't "This is a story that is going to have a ed to hit Florida's northern Gulf Coast. The tained nearly $1.3 billion in losses. add up, according to Alan Shelby, the execu- much broader impact. It's not just about the storm killed more than two dozen people in Across the road from the Leonards, tive vice president of the Florida Forestry growers," he said. the region, destroyed or damaged tens of Michael Eldridge isn't expecting any help Association. At the family farm, Daniel Leonard spoke thousands of homes and wrought catastroph- soon as he continues to grapple with the dev- "There are many who simply don't have of the fallen pines' rings, each representing a ic damage on the region's timber industry. astation Michael wrought across his 360 acres the money to clean it up. They may try and year in the tree's life but also recording the It's been an excruciating year for the (145 hectares). sell the property. Or they may just leave it years his father, grandfather and those before Leonards and other Panhandle families who "There was nothing standing," he said. and let Mother Nature take its course," them spent nurturing a livelihood they make their living off the land. A year after "Pitiful. Unbelievable. All these 33-year-old Shelby said. hoped would span generations. Michael, they face wrenching decisions about trees down like pick-up sticks, all laying atop By some estimates, an acre of 30-year-old "These trees have lots of stories to tell, but how to carry on. one another." trees might fetch about $2,500. Clearing an I'm sure they hadn't seen anything like this," Less than a fifth of the 2.8 million acres He sold his entire herd of cattle — 113 acre of downed trees and replanting costs he said. "Hurricane Michael was a once-in-a- (1.1 million hectares) of timberland destroyed cows, bulls and calves — instead of spending about $1,300 up front. generation kind of thing. Will we have anoth- by Hurricane Michael have been salvaged. the money to rebuild fences that went down "It takes more than a broom and it takes er one in 20 years? I'm not so comfortable Tons of timber will most likely be left to rot. with his trees. more than your typical farm equipment," he taking that risk." There are so many fallen logs that they'd fill "My wife and I planted them as a supple- said. ____ more than 2.6 million logging trucks, which ment to our retirement, and it didn't work It requires an army of loggers and equip- Follow Bobby Caina Calvan at http://twit- would circle the equator 1.5 times if parked out that way," said Eldridge, who has lived in ment operators with chain saws and timber ter.com/bobbycalvan

AP ment investigators that she objected to TRUCKS the ouster of former ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch. Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 CALIFORNIA UTILITY CRITICIZED FOR BLACKOUTS ERS California's top utility regulator blasts sevelt Avenue. An AP analysis finds that half of an Pacific Gas and Electric for what she But residents of Southwest Road and other nearby neighborhoods voiced their displeasure. estimated 8.1 million LGBT workers live calls "failures in execution" during the They worried that their property taxes would go up and thought the rezoning could be a harbin- in 28 U.S. states with no state laws pro- largest planned power outage in state ger of more developments than just Truck Kingdom. hibiting firing workers because they're history to avoid wildfires. However, city planners said that the area was a unique one. Unlike many areas of Sanford, the gay or transgender. four acres for Shipp’s business had been used for commercial purposes in the past, despite being FARROW FOUND LITTLE zoned residential for years now. In decades past, it served as a nightclub under several different WHAT HAS POSED A MORAL APPETITE FOR WEINSTEIN STORY names, including Wavie’s and The Deluxe Bar. DILEMMA AT NBC Ultimately, no one protested further and the Commissioners voted unanimously to rezone the land. In a last-ditch effort to save spotted The journalist says the more evidence Shipp told the Sanford Herald that he was looking forward to working with the residents to be owls, federal officials are killing hun- he gathered on the Hollywood mogul's neighbors. He’s already held a community meeting about the business, according to him and city dreds of barred owls in the hopes they alleged sexual misconduct, the less documents. can stave off their spotted cousins' enthusiastic his bosses seemed to be. “We’re already building a relationship,” he said. “There are always people that don’t want potential extinction, AP learns. change, but we’re looking forward to providing a lot of jobs.”

NATIONALS ON VERGE OF NL Shipp said they were glad to be improving the building they’ll use as Truck Kingdom’s head- AP SOURCE: EX-TRUMP ADVISER PENNANT quarters, which he called “dilapidated” and said had been a hotbed for drug use and homeless OBJECTED TO AMBASSADOR'S people sleeping there. FIRING Stephen Strasburg and Howie “People have wondered if I’m going to hurt the area,” he said. “No - it can’t be hurt more. Kendrick lead Washington past St. Louis We’ve been cleaning all the graffiti off the walls, and spending months cleaning the garbage out.” Fiona Hill, a former White House 8-1, moving one win from the city's first He also said he looked forward to meeting more with community members in the future and adviser on Russia, tells House impeach- World Series appearance in 86 years. seeing what they’d like to happen in their neighborhood.

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A V E Page 8 Wednesday October 16, 2019 Sports LMHSATHLETICHALLOFFAMEBriefs Lake Mary High School will be holding its first athletic hall of fame induction cere- mony this Friday at Heathrow Country Club, 1200 Bridgewater Drive. Proceeds from the event go County goes 4-7 during back to the athletic program at Lake Mary High School. Short turnaround Among the initial class will tough Week 8; 3 teams be Doug Peters (Wrestling coach, football coach, golf coach & athletic director), in action on Thursday Frank Schwartz (Wrestling coach), Larry McCorkle (Soccer By Dean Smith coach), Donna Rohr ‘89 (Girls Herald Staff soccer) and Jack Likens Jr. (First graduating class in 1984, Coming off one of its worst week’s in memory, a trio 2x wrestling state champion). of Seminole County football teams will have to recov- Go to _ er quickly as they will be back in action tomorrow www.lakemaryboosters.com _ for tickets and information. (Thursday) with it being testing week for students. Local programs only went 4-7 in Week 8, but the SOAP BOX RALLY four victories were big ones. The City of Sanford Parks and Seminole (7-0, 3-0 in Class 8A-District 2) won a battle Recreation Department and of unbeatens at Flagler Palm Coast (6-1, 2-1) as Timmy Central Florida Soap Box Derby, McClain and O’Shea Baker had big games again; under the leadership of Race Winter Springs (3-4, 2-0 in Class 7A-District 4) pulled Director Eric Griffin, will hold its first 2-Day Rally Derby of the off an upset of favored Lake Howell (4-3, 1-1), which 2019-20 schedule on Saturday would have won the district crown with a win, and just and Sunday,October 19-20, in missed clinching the 7A-4 title when Lyman (0-6, 0-2) the beautiful Sanford Derby fell on overtime to East River (5-3, 1-1); Lake Mary 4-3, facility at Mike Kirby Park. 2-1 in 8A-District 4) kept its playoff hopes live with a The registration fee is $100 per Homecoming victory over Evans (5-2, 1-2) behind car for single entries and $175 Gunnar Smith and Rocco Underwood; and Lake total per family (two or more Brantley (4-3, 1-2 in 8A-4) got over 500-yards of total family members) or _ for one offense from the trio of Noah Hudak, Travis Lesko and day _ $55 per car for single entries and $100 total per family. Anthony Williams in an 8A-4 win over Ocoee (3-4, 0-3). The final day to register is But there were a couple of tough losses as, in addi- today (Wednesday) at 5:30 tion to Lake Howell, The Master’s Academy (5-1, 2-1 p.m. No onsite registration! in Sunshine Athletic Conference) fell for the first time Check in will be at 7 a.m., this season, which left Seminole as the lone unbeaten with racing beginning at 8 team in the Central Florida area. a.m. The event will consist of Week 9 will give fans a chance to start their football a Double Elimination race for week early as Lake Brantley, Lake Mary and Oviedo (4- each class in the morning, fol- 3, 2-1 in 8A-District 3) will all play on Thursday at 7 p.m. lowed by a lunch break, and a Single Elimination race for The other eight schools will all be in action on Friday. each class in the afternoon. Here are the Week 8 results and the schedule for Soap Box Derby racing is Week 9 (all games at 7 p.m. unless otherwise noted): open to children ages 7 to 20 Week 8 _ Stock, 7-to-13; Super Stock, Friday, October 11 9-to-18; Masters, 10-to-20 _ * Colonial 35, Hagerty 28. with a limited number of * East River 31, Lyman 30, overtime. loaner cars available for new * The First Academy-Orlando 54, Trinity Prep 24. participants who want to * Lake Brantley 42, Ocoee 35. come out and take a test run * Lake Mary 31, Evans 18. or two down the track to see Herald photos by Romeo Guzman if they want to get more * Satellite 49, Orangewood Christian 21. and Greg Fencik involved. Several cars are also * Seffner Christian 35, The Master’s Academy 10. available for purchase. * Seminole 34, Bunnell-Flagler Palm Coast 9. Jordan Smith (No. 32, top, left) Everyone, especially interested * Winter Park 21, Oviedo 3. scored a touchdown on non-racers, is invited to attend * Winter Springs 14, Lake Howell 0. Seminoleʼs first possession and any of the family friendly events, Week 9 the Tribe never looked back as free of charge, at the beautiful Thursday, October 17 Tommy McClain (No. 2, top, CFSBD facility located in Mike * Lake Brantley at West Orange. Kirby Park on the west side of center) tossed two touchdown * Ocoee vs. Lake Mary at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. Sanford on Oregon Avenue, passes, one to OʼShae Baker north off of CR-46A (25th * Oviedo at Timber Creek. Friday, October 18 (No. 4, top right), who also had Street/H. E. Thomas Parkway) kickoff return for a touchdown. or east off of Rinehart Road, just * Deltona vs. Lake Howell at Richard L. Evans Field. south of the GreeneWay entry. * Lecanto vs. Winter Springs at A.W.Epps Sports Complex. Lake Mary also claimed a big The track is East of Bentley * Lyman at Palm Coast-Matanzas. district win as Gunnar Smith Elementary School. * The Master’sAcademy at Bradenton-IMGAcademy-White. (No. 12, above) and Rocco For more information or to *OrangewoodChristianatWinterGarden-FoundationAcademy. Underwood (No. 33, left) com- download a registration form, * Seminole at Spruce Creek. bined for a pair of touchdown please check out the websites at _ www.soapboxderby.org _ * Trinity Prep at South Daytona-Warner ChristianAcademy. passes and Lake Brantley won or _ * Orlando-University vs. Hagerty at Sam Momary Stadium. a shootout as Noah Hudak (No. www.soapboxderby.org/centr Here are the recaps from Week 8: 10, below), Tyler Lesko (No. 4, al-florida.aspx _ contact Eric Standing Alone bottom, left) and Anthony Griffin at centralflori- Jordan Smith, who also had 7-1/2 tackles on Williams (No. 8, bottom, right) [email protected] or 407- defense, scored on a 4-yard run on visiting Seminole’s combined for 521-yards of total 353-6228 or call the City of first possession and the Fighting Seminoles never Sanford Parks and Recreation looked back in becoming the final undefeated team in offense and six touchdowns. Department at 407-688-5120. Central Florida with a 34-9 victory over previously ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD unbeaten Flagler Palm Coast in a Class 8A-District 2 Coming up at Orlando showdown in Bunnell Friday night. Speed World Dragway: Quarterback Timmy McClain, who was 12-for-16 * Tonight (Wednesday) is passing for 169-yards, tossed a 31-yard touchdown “Whoop Azz Wednesday”, pass to John Guilford (who had two receptions for 84- featuring “All Welcome Test yards) to give the Tribe a 14-3 halftime lead, nd then and Tune, Grudge Racing and put the victory away when O’Shae Baker returned the Fun Runs” with gates open- ing at 6 p.m. and racing from second-half opening kickoff for a 93-yard touchdown 6 p.m.-to-11 p.m. General and less than three-minutes later hauled in a 4-yard Admission is $12, plus an pass from McClain for another touchdown to make additional $13 to race. thr score 28-3 midway through the third quarter. * “Friday Night Frenzy” Seminole 34, Flagler Palm Coast 9 will also feature “All First Quarter Welcome Test and Tune and SHS _ Smith 4 run (Diaz kick). Grudge Racing” with gates Second Quarter opening at 6 p.m. General FPC _ Anderson 32 FG. Admission is $12, plus an additional $13 to race. SHS _ Guilford 31 pass from McClain (Diaz kick). * “Super Glued Saturday” _ Third Quarter featuring “All Welcome Test SHS _ Baker 93 kickoff return (Diaz kick). and Tune, Grudge Racing and SHS _ Baker 4 pass from McClain (pass failed). Fun Runs” with gates open- FPC _ Roberts 4 run (run failed). ing at 7 p.m. and racing from Fourth Quarter 7:30 a.m.-to-12 a.m. (Staging SHS _ Jackson 9 run (Diaz kick). lanes close at 11:30 p.m.). Staying Alive General Admission is $12, Host Lake Mary jumped out to a 17-0 first quarter plus an additional $13 to race. * Sunday, October 20 _ SRT4 lead and kept its district championship hopes alive Shootout. Welcome to the with a 31-18 Homecoming victory over Evans in a world’s largest SRT4 party! Class 8A-District 4 contest at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. Activities will include several The Rams can win the 8A-3 crown by besting Ocoee raffle prizes; 1/4-mile Drag at home tomorrow (Thursday) and powerful Apopka Racing tournament; 50/50 (5-1, 3-0) on the road next week. charity raffle; event t-shirts Quarterback Gunnar Smith was 11-for-18 passing for and lanyards; Vendors; 166-yards, including a pair of throws to Rocco Trophies; DJ; VIP Parking; Buy Underwood, who turned both into touchdown recep- and sell parts. Event runs from 9 a.m.-to-5 p.m. General tions of 58-yards in the first quarter and 17-yards in the Admission is $12, plus an third quarter that gave the home team a 24-6 advantage. additional $13 to race. Colton Boomer gave Lake Mary an early lead with a 38- Children 10 & under are FREE. yard field goal and the Rams also got touchdown runs from The Dragway Information of 4-yards from William Jennings Jr. (12-carries, 49-yards) Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 and 29-yards from Dylan Gonzalez (15-carries, 78-yards). and the website is at _ Lake Mary 31, Evans 18 www.raceosw.com/dragway/. First Quarter SpeedWorld is located 17 LM _ Boomer 38 FG. miles east of Orlando in Bithlo at 19164 East Colonial LM _ Underwood 58 pass from Smith (Law kick). Drive, between Orlando and LM _ Jennings 4 run (Law kick). Titusville on Highway 50 at Second Quarter the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. Evans _ Allen 86 pass from Daniley (run failed). Third Quarter LMSA LM _ Underwood 17 pass from Smith (Law kick). Ahoy! Evans _ Simms 26 run (run failed). Upcoming Events: * Every Wednesday _ the Fourth Quarter LMSA Goslings Rum Race LM _ Gonzalez 29 run (Law kick). Evans _ Charles 6 pass from Simms (run failed). 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Football Winter Springs 14, Lake Howell 0 while Williams carried the ball 8-times for 116-yards and decision to host East River in Class 8A-District 4 action. Continued from Page 8 First Quarter a touchdown to finish with 146-total yards and Lesko Lions Tamed Tuskawilla Tussle WS _ Rodriguez 3 run (Miller kick). carried the ball 9-times for 112-yards and two touch- Homestanding Oviedo (4-3, 2-1 in 8A-3) was held The annual “Tuskawilla Tussle” went to the Second Quarter downs to finish with 162-yards of total offense. to a third quarter field goal by visiting Winter Park North-enders as host Winter Springs claimed a No scoring Unbeaten No More (5-3, 3-0), who handed the Lions their first Class huge upset victory with a 14-0 victory over Lake Third Quarter The Master’s Academy finally saw its amazing 8A-District 3 setback, 21-3, at John Courier Field. Howell in a Class 7A-District 4 encounter at the WS _ Rodriguez 4 run (Miller kick). offense come to a halt as visiting Seffner Winter Park 21, Oviedo 3 A.W. Epps Sports Complex. Fourth Quarter Christian (4-3) held the Eagles to 10-points, all in First Quarter The Bears got short touchdown runs of 3- and No scoring. the first half, in a 35-10 Sunshine Athletic WP _ Clarke 23 pass from Case. 4-yards in the first and third quarters, respective- Patriots Prevail Conference victory at Pennington Field. Second Quarter ly, from Ayron Rodriguez, who carried 25 times Quarterback Noah Hudak was just 2-for-4 pass- Road Romp For Rams No scoring for 164-yards in the game, while quarterback ing for 80-yards, but the two completions resulted Homestanding Orangewood Christian (4-3) failed to Third Quarter Luke Morgan was 5-for-10 passing for 77-yards in touchdown passes of 50-yards to Tyler Lesko give veteran Head Coach Bill Gierke his 300th career Oviedo _ Max 31 FG. and also carried the ball 12-times for 69-yards. and 30-yards to Anthony Williams, and that trio victory as visiting Satellite (5-2) defeated the Rams, 49- WP _ Black 22 pass from Case. Following the results of Friday’s 7A-4 games, combined for four more rushing touchdowns as 21, despite Kaderris Roberts carrying the ball 7-times WP _ Clarke 30 pass from Case. the Silver Hawks would have clinched the dis- host Lake Brantley survived a Class 3A-District 4 for 111-yards and two touchdowns and Anthony Fourth Quarter trict title with a win, while Winter Springs can battle with Ocoee, 42-35, at Tom Storey Field. Brown toting the rock 15-times for 101-yards. No scoring. now clinch the crown with a win next week at Despite the impressive offense, it took a big Greyhounds Grounded In Other Games: East River, which survived against winless defensive stand in the final minute to preserve Quarterback Curtis Argroves had another huge Homestanding Colonial (2-5, 1-2) outscored Lyman, 31-30, in overtime. The Greyhounds went the victory as the guests drove 76-yards only to game, going 10-for-19 passing for 77-yards and two Hagerty (3-4, 0-2), 35-28 in a Class 8A-District 3 for a 2-point conversion after scoring a touch- be stopped on a fourth down at the 7-yard-line. touchdowns, and carrying the ball 28-times for 251- game in Orlando and The First Academy-Orlando down on its overtime possession, and if it had Hudak also carried the ball 23-times for 133-yards and yards and two more scores, but visiting Lyman failed (2-4) also won at home, running past longtime been successful, the Bears would have clinched. a touchdown to finish with 213-yards of total offense, on a 2-point conversion try in overtime to drop a 31-30 rival Trinity Prep (3-5), 54-24, in Orlando.

Briefs the city website _ double performance, tallying 12 kills, 10 football game against ECU (7 p.m.) Speedway, visit _ one ending the match. Jennings created www.sanfordfl.gov _ or email: digs and hitting .455. The balanced First Watch Fan Fest will be every www.newsmyrnaspeedwayusa.com _ another turnover,something he had Continued from Page 8 [email protected] _ the offense allowed the Knights to hit a col- fan’s chance to get autographs from or call the track office at 386-427-4129. done consistently throughout the night. will be contested. Start window is 6 League Information Website, lective .420 on the afternoon. Erin Olson all the men’s and women’s basket- He sprinted toward the net and passed p.m.-to-6:05 p.m. Be sure to come by UCF MEN’S SOCCER including registration forms, is at _ also had 17 assists and 11 digs. ball players, as well as head men’s the ball to his right, where Gino Vivi the clubhouse beforehand to sign in http://www.leaguelineup.com/we UCF had topped South Florida (7- basketball coach Johnny Dawkins The No. 9 UCF men’s soccer came flying in and booted the ball home and get the course. If you are late to lcome.asp?cmenuid=1&url=sanford 12, 1-4) to take the lead in the War and head women’s basketball coach found themselves playing in their in the 104th minute to keep UCF unbeat- the start line, please start your timer at softball&sid=804638851. on I-4 Friday night, defeating the Katie Abrahamson-Henderson. third straight match in overtime. en in their last 10 matches. The Black and 6:05 p.m. Text your time to the club Bulls by a score of 3-1 (24-26, 25-12, There will be photo opportunities The Knights were able to weather Gold haven’t lost sinceAug. 30 when scorer at 321-578-8364. Scores will be UCF WOMEN’S SOCCER 25-20, 25-12) at The Corral in Tampa. with both teams’ 2019 NCAA the Tulsa Golden Hurricane and they fell to then No. 4 Wake Forest 2-1. tallied and results announced at the The No. 23 UCF women’s soccer The Knights were slow out of the Tournament banners, interactive find the golden goal to take the 3-2 Up Next: Breezeway Restaurant immediately team (8-2-2, 3-1 AAC) will return to gates in the match, narrowly drop- inflatable games, a BMX Tricksters victory in double overtime. The The Knights will go on the road as following the race. NOR/Sailing action after a bye week at the UCF Black and Gold have now gone 10 instructions are here: ping the first set, 26-24, but they show and the Tailgate Concert Series they visit UConn for the final time Soccer Complex tomorrow found their stride as they went on featuring John Michael Montgomery. straight matches unbeaten. as a conference opponent. They’ll http://www.flalmsa.org/?page_id=10 (Thursday) at 6 p.m. against Temple. The Knights found a way to get on the 1. Remember, only three more Gosling to win the next three consecutive The autograph session will begin at square off on Sunday at 7 p.m. sets by at least 13 points. 3:30 p.m. and conclude at 4:45 p.m. board quickly,as they’ve done all sea- Rum Races for the 2019 season. SENIOR BASEBALL son. Just 85 seconds into the match, UCF ORLANDO PRIDE * Sunday, October 27 _ Jameson Here is the upcoming schedule Melville and Kristina Fisher both just before the start of Knight Walk. turned in double-double performanc- Every fan in attendance will have took advantage of a turnover near mid- Orlando City SC (9-15-10, 37 Sine Metu Race. Start window will in the Fall Sunday 23, Weeknight 35 field. The Golden Hurricane mishap points) fell 5-2 to the Chicago Fire be from noon-to-12:05 p.m. Scores and Saturday 40 leagues of the es in the contest as Melville recorded an opportunity to enter to win free 18 kills and 11 digs while Fisher had breakfast for a year from First Watch. would eventually draw the goalkeeper (10-12-12, 42 points) in its 2019 MLS will be tallied after the race at Orlando Senior Baseball out of his net, leading to a wide-open season finale on Sunday afternoon Sullivans on First street in Sanford. Association that plays its games at 14 kills and 15 digs. Erin Olson and Season Tickets Dresden Pass both recorded 24 assists Tickets for the upcoming 2019-20 chance for Louis Perez as he buried it at Exploria Stadium. Tesho Akindele Stop by the club house before the FPC Bennett Veterans Memorial from 30 yards out for his fourth goal of and Benji Michel each scored for the race to check the course and sign Park in Orange City, Bob Sorenson to boost the offense to the big win. men’s and women’s basketball sea- Up Next: sons are on sale now. Fans can pur- the season. Perez extends his point Lions in the match, with Michel in. All participating boats will be Fields in Ocoee, Boombah Sports streak to six matches with the score. recording his first assist of his pro- entered in the drawing for a bottle Complex in Sanford, Central Winds The Knights hit the road this week- chase theirs today by calling (407) end as they take on Wichita State 823-1000 or visiting us online _ Cal Jennings had a great chance as fessional career on the afternoon. of Jameson Irish Whiskey. Park in Winter Springs, Historic he was crashing the net in the 15th Scoring Recap: * Saturday, November 2 _ Sanford Memorial Stadium, South Friday at 8 p.m. and Tulsa Sunday at 2 www.ucfknights.com _ and look p.m., each for the first time this season. for the link to tickets. minute. He wound up getting taken * 5’ - Tesho Akindele (Benji Michel, Mother’s Arm Race, 10 a.m. Orange Youth Complex in Orlando Mauricio Pereyra) - ORL 1, CHI 0 _ Continue to follow UCF down from behind while he was in * Saturday and Sunday,December 7-8 and Zinn Beck Field in Sanford. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY City took the early lead with Mauricio Volleyball on Facebook the box, setting up a penalty kick. It _ Sailfest Regatta. The Lake Monroe Visit the website _ Pereyra sending a through ball in (/UCF.Volleyball), Twitter The 2019 NASCAR Whelen All- would be Yoni Sorokin who would Sailing Association is proud to www.leaguelineup.com/osba _ for behind the Chicago defense for Benji (@UCF_Volleyball) and Instagram America Series is underway at take the penalty kick and buried it announce that we are the organizing more information on the league. Michel. The Homegrown then played (@UCF.Volleyball) for the latest on New Smyrna Speedway. for his fourth goal of the season and authority for the 2019 Sanford Sailfest Weeknight 35 The Hart to Heart 100 is this com- tenth of his career. The goal also a ball across the face of goal for Tesho Thursday, October 17 the UCF volleyball team. Continue Regatta. This event has been held on ing Saturday night and will be the represented the second time Sorokin Akindele, whose shot deflected off Lake Monroe for over 30 years. All pro- 7 p.m. _ Saint Cloud Rangers vs. to follow UCF Volleyball on the post and into the net for the finish. Facebook (/UCF.Volleyball), Twitter Southern Super Series Late Model has netted a penalty kick attempt; ceeds from this event will be donated Brewers 45’s, Stadium. Tour Finale! You will not want to he is two for three on the year. * 17’ - Kyle Smith (OG) - ORL 1, CHI Saturday 40 League (@UCF_Volleyball) and Instagram to charities in and around Seminole miss this race. Also on the schedule That would be all the scoring 1 _ The Fire leveled the match when a Saturday, October 19 (@UCF.Volleyball) for the latest on County.Further information, including will be the Mod Minis and Bombers. either side could find in the first cross into the box deflected off the foot the NOR can be found here: 10 a.m. _ Central Florida Reds vs. the UCF volleyball team. Pit gates open at 11:30 a.m. 2 p.m.- half. UCF outshot the Golden of Kyle Smith into the back of the net. http://www.regattanetwork.com/eve Orlando Yankees, Bennett. STETSON FOOTBALL to-2:45 p.m., Super Late Practice; 2:50 Hurricane by a count of 6-3. * 61’ - C.J. Sapong (Fabian Herbers, nt/19415 _ the committee would like to 10 a.m. _ Orlando Brewers vs. Stetson (4-1, 1-1 in PFL) will p.m.-to-3:05 p.m., Bomber and Mod The second half didn’t see a ball Aleksander Katai) - CHI 2, ORL 1 _ hear from you with any suggestions for Orlando Braves, SOYC2. return from a bye this Saturday, Mini Practice; 3:10 p.m.-to-3:55 p.m., hit the back of the net until Tulsa’s Chicago took the lead with charity to sponsor this year. Please send 1 p.m. _ Central Florida Reds vs. hosting Dayton University at 1 Super Late Practice; 4 p.m.-to-4:15 Harris Partain scored in the 67th Aleksander Katai sending in a your suggestions to Allister James. Daytona Beach Rays, Bennett. p.m. in a Pioneer Football League p.m., Bomber and Mod Mini Practice; minute off assists from Mitchell through ball for Fabian Herbers, who * Remember to stop by the club house 1 p.m. _ Orlando Ruckus vs. contest at Spec Martin Stadium. 4:20 p.m.-to-4:50 p.m., Super Late Cashion and Chase Bromstedt. cut it back to the middle of the area for to sign in before the races, and check Orlando Royals, SOYC2. Practice; 4:55 p.m.-to-5:15 p.m., Tulsa continued to push for that sec- C.J. Sapong for the first-time finish. the notice board for the day’s course. 23+ Division * 63’ - Aleksander Katai - CHI 3, UCF FOOTBALL Bomber and Mod Mini Practice. Ticket ond goal, outworking the Knights For more info about LMSA, visit Sunday, October 20 ORL 1 _ The visitors doubled their Following a bye week, the UCF foot- booths and grandstand gates open at down the home stretch. The Golden our web site _ www.flalmsa.org _ 10 a.m. _ Orlando Brewers vs. lead, this time with Katai collecting ball team returns to action this Saturday 6 p.m.; 6:30, Super-Late Qualifying Hurricane found the equalizer as or call (321) 578-8364. New Smyrna Beach Expos, Stadium. a deflection and dribbling into the for Homecoming. The Knights host and racing starts at 7:30 p.m. Partain was on the scene again as he So, what are you waiting for? You 10 a.m. _ Orlando Braves vs. ECU with a 7 p.m. kickoff. box before sending a left-footed The evening will begin with fea- rifled one into the back of the net in the bought the boat, GO SAILING! Orlando Lugnuts, Zinn Beck. The game will be carried by the shot into the corner of the net. tures in the Bombers (20) and E- 86th minute. Partain picked up a hat 1 p.m. _ Orlando Bombers vs. CBS Sports Network and on the * 66’ - Przemyslaw Frankowski (Dax RECREATION SOFTBALL Mod (25), followed by Intermission trick in Tulsa’s last match against Oral Kissimmee Eagles, Zinn Beck. Radio (starting with the pregame McCarty) - CHI 4, ORL 1 _ Chicago Here is the schedule in the City (Autograph Session) and the Hart Roberts and found himself with a pair show at 5 p.m.) on AM 740/FM added another with Dax McCarty of Sanford Recreation Services UCF VOLLEYBALL to Heart/Southern Super Series 100. of goals as regulation came to a close. 96.9 The Game (Play-by-Play, Marc flicking a ball back for Przemyslaw Department Adult Fall Slowpitch Adult admission is $20 (reserved Neither team found anything in the UCF Volleyball (12-6, 5-1 AAC) con- Daniels; Analyst, Gary Parris; Frankowski, who sent in a backheel Softball League at Pinehurst Park. seating is $25, the top six (6) rows first overtime. Each side had a corner tinued its strong play both in confer- Sideline, Scott Adams; Sideline, finish to add to the Fire lead. The Semi-Co-Ed/Fun League on of the Main Grandstand) with all kick opportunity but couldn’t punch it ence and at home Sunday afternoon Leger Douzable). Live Stats: * 74’ - Benji Michel (Sacha Kljestan) Wednesday will have Billabongs bat- seniors (65+) and military (with home. UCF goalkeeper Yannik Oettl as they swept the Memphis Tigers http://stats.statbroadcast.com/stat - CHI 4, ORL 2 _ The Lions cut the tling Pat’s Liquor at 6:30 p.m.; The (11-7, 0-6) in three sets (25-14, 25-19, monitr/?id=270508 _ To contribute valid ID for proof of age or Military had to make one save in the extra frame. deficit to two after Sacha Kljestan Blue Liners squaring off with Fed Up 25-15) at The Venue. on Twitter: @UCF_Football _ affiliation) admitted for $18. Kids Just as the second overtime had sent in a ball for Benji Michel, who at 7:30 p.m. and the SBC (Sanford The Knights faced little adversity Hashtag: #ChargeOn. 11 years of age and under are free begun, UCF’s Gideon Adu-Peprah took one touch before sending a ball Brewing Company) Panty Droppers all match as they had the lead for of charge. MUST be accompanied earned his second yellow card of past Chicago goalkeeper Kenneth tackling Wet Spot at 8:30 p.m. all but 12 points of the entire UCF HOOPS by paying Adult to qualify for Free the match, resulting in an automat- Kronholm into the back of the net. Everyone is invited to watch the match. They won two of the three Every UCF men’s and women’s Admission. Pits - Members ($25), ic red card, disqualifying him from * 87’ - Przemyslaw Frankowski - games for free at Pinehurst Park, sets by double digits. basketball fan’s first chance to meet Non-Members ($30). competition. The Black and Gold CHI 5, ORL 2 _ The Fire closed out located on West 24th Street off 17-92. Alli Sabol continued her strong play both teams will once again be at First The track is located at the corner would be forced to play down a the scoring on the night with For more information contact Eric as of late, turning in 10 kills and hitting Watch Fan Fest. This year’s event of SR. 44 and CR 415, between New man for the rest of the match. Frankowski flicking a ball up to him- Griffin, City of Sanford Recreation .588 on the afternoon. On the other side, will be held on Saturday on IOA Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. The Knights would fire three shot self in the six-yard box before finish- Supervisor, at 407-688-5120; visit McKenna Melville turned in a double- Plaza prior to the UCF homecoming For information on New Smyrna attempts toward the net, with the final ing it with his head for the score. PAGE 10 • Midweek: Oct. 16-19, 2019 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS

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BY PHONE, 386-232-5599. rent, single female, business, professional office, LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- in the surplus from the sale, if [email protected] $30 billion set aside for any, other than the property RXPO.COM and multi-family. 1548 sq ft on 6774, pursuant to subsection NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Nancy S. Freeman, P.A. non-smoker, Celery asbestos victims. Call 1-619- 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. that sale will be made pursuant owner as of the date of the lis 2461 West State Road 426, major Sanford thoroughfare. Key Subdivision, 485-4372 or email JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S to an Order Resetting Sale pendens must file a claim before Suite 1001 71—help Wanted $191,500. cancerFL@breakinginjurynews. TOWING reserves the right to entered on September 6, 2019 the clerk reports the surplus as Oviedo, FL 32765 $650 including com accept or reject any and/or all in Civil Case No. unclaimed. Telephone: (407) 542-0963 Paul Osborne bids. 2016CA002245, of the Circuit Newspaper advertising sales Fax: (407) 366-8149 utilities, wifi & Venture 1 Properties Court of the EIGHTEENTH Dated this 10 day of October, representative needed for full cable. No Pets. 407-718-0600 238—Vehicles 2T1AE04B0RC043032 Judicial Circuit in and for 2019. Personal Representative: or part time. Commission 1994 TOYOTA COROLLA Seminole County, Florida, Walter J. Sullivan, Jr. based. Covering Seminole 407-782-1968. Wanted wherein, HSBC BANK USA, ALDRIDGE PITE, LLP 2461 West State Road 426, County and parts of Volusia 223— Publish: October 16, 2019 N.A. is the Plaintiff, and LISA Attorney for Plaintiff Suite 1001 County. Experienced in WANTED! Old Porsche J103 PENDLE; UNITED STATES OF 1615 South Congress Avenue Oviedo, FL 32765 newspaper sales preferred. 99—apaRtments - miscellaneous 356/911/912 for restoration by AMERICA, SECRETARY OF Suite 200 Apply with resume by hobbyist, 1948-1973 Only. HOUSING AND URBAN Delray Beach, FL 33445 Publish: October 16, 23, 2019 unFuRnished NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Telephone: 561-392-6391 emailing Computer Problems? Any condition, top $ paid! DEVELOPMENT; STATE OF J112 JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S FLORIDA; SEMINOLE COUN- Facsimile: 561-392-6965 PLEASE LEAVE MESSAGE [email protected] Georgia Arms I Can Help. TOWING gives Notice of TY CLERK OF COURT; m . 1-707-965-9546. Email: Apartments (432) 631-7202 Foreclosure of Lien and intent to UNKNOWN TENANT 1 N/K/A By: Jennifer Travieso, Esq. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT [email protected] Rent based on income! GET YOUR MEDICAL sell these vehicles on KENNETH CARTER; FBN: 0641065 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 1-2 bedrooms, 11/15/2019, 09:00 am at 326 UNKNOWN TENANT 2 N/K/A Primary E-Mail: FLORIDA MARIJUANA CARD. CALL [email protected] ooms oR Now Accepting Applications: LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- ABIGALE BAGGETT; PROBATE DIVISION 93—R F FOR FREE EVALUATION 6774, pursuant to subsection UNKNOWN TENANT 3 N/K/A 407-323-4000 (TTY:711) BY PHONE, 386-232-5599. 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. HALEY PENDLE; ANY AND ALL IMPORTANT File No. 2019-CP- Rent 2600 Georgia Ave., Your ad RXPO.COM JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- 959 Sanford, FL here! TOWING reserves the right to ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER AMERICANS WITH DIS- Lg. furnished room, More Info: accept or reject any and/or all AND AGAINST THE HEREIN ABILITIES ACT: If you are IN RE: ESTATE OF utilities/cable incl. www.GeorgiaArms Call Teddy bids. NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- a person with a disability washer/dryer. Couples Apartments.com DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT who needs any accommo- AIDA SERRANO, 407-322-2611 dation in order to partici- $175/wk, Singles $150/wk. JM3LW28AX50535274 KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR 2005 MAZDA MPV WAGON ALIVE, WHETHER SAID pate in this proceeding, Call Anthony 407-301-1044 Deceased. UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY you are entitled, at no Publish: October 16, 2019 CLAIM AN INTEREST AS cost to you, to the provi- NOTICE TO CREDITORS J104 SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, sion of certain assis- GRANTEES, OR OTHER tance. If you require The administration of the estate CLAIMANTS are Defendants. assistance please con- of AIDA SERRANO, deceased, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: tact: ADA Coordinator, at whose date of death was LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S The Clerk of the Court, Seminole Court January 28, 2019, is pending in TOWING gives Notice of Grant Maloy will sell to the Administration, 301 N. the Circuit Court for Seminole Foreclosure of Lien and intent to highest bidder for cash at 301 N. Park Ave, Suite N301, County Florida, Probate sell these vehicles on Park Avenue, Room S-201, Sanford, Florida, 32771- Division, the address of which is 11/15/2019, 09:00 am at 326 Sanford, FL 32771 on 1292, (407) 665-4227. P.O, Box 8099, Sanford, Florida NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE LOT 19 AND THE SOUTH Dissolution of Marriage with LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- November 12, 2019 at 11:00 AM NOTE: You must contact 32772-8099. The names and HALF OF LOT 18, IN BLOCK 2, Property has been filed against NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: 6774, pursuant to subsection EST the following described real coordinator at least 7 addresses of the personal rep- NOTICE IS HEREBY OF ENTZMINGER'S ADDITION you and that you are required to OFF THE CHAIN TOWING 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. property as set forth in said days before your sched- resentative and the personal GIVEN that the undersigned NUMBER ONE, TO LONG- serve a copy of your written gives Notice of Foreclosure of JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S Final Judgment, to wit: uled court appearance, or representative's attorney are set intents to sell the property WOOD, SEMINOLE COUNTY, defenses, if any, to it on BETTY Lien and intent to sell these TOWING reserves the right to immediately upon receiv- forth below. described below to enforce a FLORIDA, ACCORDING TO G. JOHNSON, through her vehicle on 11/05/2019 8:00 am accept or reject any and/or all LOT 18, OF TRIPLET ing this notification if the All creditors of the decedent and lien imposed on said property THE PLAT THEREOF AS counsel at THE ORLANDO an auction will take place at 855 bids. LAKE SHORES THIRD time before the scheduled other persons having claims or under the Florida Self Storage RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, LAW GROUP, PL, Marsha E 25th STREET, SANFORD, FL ADD, ACCORDING TO THE appearance is less than 7 demands against decedent's Facility Act STATUTES (Sec. 83 PAGES 26 AND 27, OF THE Summersill, Esq. 940 Centre 32771. The vehicles which will JM1BK32G481117424 PLAT THEREOF, AS days; if you are hearing or estate on whom a copy of this 801-81.809). PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI- Circle, Ste 3002, Altamonte be auctioned include: 2008 MAZDA MAZDA3I RECORDED IN PLAT voice impaired, call 711. notice is required to be served NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Springs, FL 32714 on or before BOOK 12, AT PAGE 79, OF must file their claims with this The undersigned will sell at pub- OCTOBER 31, 2019 and file the 1FAHP24W58G180559 Publish: October 16, 2019 THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF Publish: October 16, 23, 2019 court ON OR BEFORE THE lic sale by competitive bidding at public sale, to the highest and original with the Seminole 2008 FORD J105 SEMINOLE COUNTY, J111 LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER on October 25, 2019 1:00 pm on best bidder, for cash, in person County Clerk of Court at 301 N. TAURUS/4DR/SEDAN BLACK FLORIDA. THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- line at StorageTreasures.com, in Room S-201, Seminole Park Avenue, Sanford, Fl LICATION OF THIS NOTICE property has been stored and County Civil Courthouse, 301 N. 32771. If you fail to do so, a NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Any person claiming an interest IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE which is located at BIG TREE Park Ave., Sanford, Florida default may be entered OFF THE CHAIN TOWING DRAGON RECOVERY LLC in the surplus from the sale, if FOR DATE OF SERVICE OF A SELF STORAGE, 746 Fleet 32771, at 11:00 a.m. on against you for the relief gives Notice of Foreclosure of gives Notice of Foreclosure of any, other than the property SEMINOLE COUNTY, COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Financial Court, Suite 100 November 7, 2019. demanded in the petition. Lien and intent to sell these Lien and intent to sell these owner as of the date of the lis FLORIDA THEM. County of Seminole, State of The legal description of real vehicle on 11/06/2019 8:00 am vehicles on 10/27/2019 9:00:00 pendens must file a claim before PROBATE DIVISION All other creditors of the dece- Florida, at the following: ANY PERSON CLAIMING property at issue is LOT 5 an auction will take place at 855 AM at 1904 DOLGNER PLACE, the clerk reports the surplus as dent and other persons having AN INTEREST IN THE WINDTREE WEST PB 20 PGS E 25th STREET, SANFORD, FL SANFORD FL 32771 pursuant unclaimed. File Number: claims or demands against Name, Unit, Contents SURPLUS FUNDS FROM 97 & 98 with the address of 865 32771. The vehicles which will to subsection 713.78 of the 2019-CP-001164-FA-B decedent's estate must file their THIS SALE, IF ANY, Sutter Loop, Longwood, Fl be auctioned include: Florida Statutes. DRAGON ALDRIDGE PITE, LLP claims with this court WITHIN 3 Liam M. Flanagan, L529, OTHER THAN THE PROP- 32750. RECOVERY LLC reserves the Attorney for Plaintiff IN RE: ESTATE OF MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Misc. goods ERTY OWNER AS OF THE 1N4AL2AP0AN502522 right to accept or reject any 1615 South Congress Avenue OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION James Delph, 514, DATE OF THE LIS PEN- Dated: September 17, 2019 2010 NISSAN and/or all bids. Suite 200 Gerald Charles Glaser, Jr. OF THIS NOTICE. Misc. goods DENS, ALTIMA/4DR/SEDAN/SILVER Delray Beach, FL 33445 a/k/a Gerald C. Glaser, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- Ivan Martinez, L333 GRANT MALOY 1FTCR14X5STA19189 Telephone: 561-392-6391 Deceased. IN THE TIME PERIODS SET Misc. goods MUST FILE A CLAIM SEMINOLE COUNTY CLERK NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: 1995 FORD RANGER SUPER Facsimile: 561-392-6965 FORTH IN FLORIDA Charity Applegate, L434, WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER OF COURT AND COMPTROL- OFF THE CHAIN TOWING CAB NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATUTES SECTION 733.702 Misc. goods THE SALE IN ACCOR- LER gives Notice of Foreclosure of By: Zachary Ullman WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Alexander Behrens, L324, DANCE WITH SECTION Lien and intent to sell these Publish: October 16, 2019 FBN: 106751 The administration of the estate NOTWITHSTANDING THE Misc. goods 45.031(1)(a), FLORIDA KORY G. BAILEY vehicle on 11/06/2019 8:00 am J106 Primary E-mail: of Gerald Charles Glaser, Jr. TIME PERIODS SET FORTH STATUTES. {Deputy Clerk or Authorized an auction will take place at 855 Lindsey Brown, L416, [email protected] a/k/a Gerald C. Glaser, ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Signature} E 25th STREET, SANFORD, FL Misc. goods deceased, whose date of death TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE DATED this 3rd day of October, 32771. The vehicles which will Cheryl Crist, L502, Dated this 10 day of October, was March 2, 2019, is pending AFTER THE DECEDENT'S 2019 Publish: September 25, be auctioned include: Misc. goods NOTICE OF STORAGE 2019. in the Circuit Court for Seminole DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. October 2, 9, 16, 2019 SALE County, Florida, Probate The date of first publication of Jeffrey C. Hakanson, Esquire I207 1FALP42X5TF112357 IMPORTANT Purchases must be paid for at Division, the address of which is this notice is October 16, 2019. For the Court 1996 FORD MUSTANG the time of purchase in Credit To satisfy owner's lien for rent P.O. Box 8099, Sanford, FL GT/2DR/COUPE/RED AMERICANS WITH DIS- Card only. All purchases sold as due in accordance with Florida 32772-8099. The names and Attorney for Personal /s/ Jeffrey C. Hakanson ABILITIES ACT: If you are addresses of the personal rep- is, where is and must be Statute, The Self Storage Representative: JEFFREY C. HAKANSON, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Publish: October 16, 2019 a person with a disability resentative and the personal NORBERTO S. KATZ, removed at the time of sale. Facility Act section 83.806. ESQUIRE J098 Contents of the leased storage who needs any accommo- representative's attorney are set ESQUIRE Sale is subject to concellation. Florida Bar No. 0061328 On 11/07/2019 at 10:00 AM an units (individuals identified dation in order to partici- forth below. Florida Bar No.: 399086

Primary E-mail: auction will take place at A&N below); including all personal pate in this proceeding, 425 West Colonial Drive, Publish: October 9, 16, 2019 [email protected] Twin Towing, 2681 w 5th street property consisting of miscella- you are entitled, at no All creditors of the decedent and Suite 104 J056 Secondary E-mail: ,Sanford,Fl,32771. The vehicles NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: neous household items, furni- cost to you, to the provi- other persons having claims or Orlando, Florida 32804 [email protected] which will be auctioned include: Courtesy Towing, Inc. gives ture, clothing, boxes, and other sion of certain assis- demands against decedent's Telephone: (407) 849-7072 McIntyre Thanasides Bringgold Notice of Foreclosure of Lien items will be sold at public auc- tance. If you require estate on whom a copy of this Fax: (407) 849-7075 Elliott 1FTCR14T5HPA67726 and intent to sell these vehicles tion to the highest bidder or oth- assistance please con- notice is required to be served E-Mail: velizkatz@velizkat- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Grimaldi Guito & Matthews, P.A. 1987 FORD on 10/30/2019, 09:00 am at erwise disposed of. No unit can tact: ADA Coordinator, at must file their claims with this zlaw.com OF THE EIGHTEENTH 500 E. Kennedy Blvd., Suite 200 1850 High St, Longwood, FL be entered, you place your bid Seminole Court court ON OR BEFORE THAT Secondary: JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Tampa, Florida 33602 Publish: October 16, 2019 32750 Longwood, FL 32750- on what you see once the doors Administration, 301 N. LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER [email protected] AND FOR 813-223-0000 Tel.; 813-899- J095 3722, pursuant to subsection are opened. All spaces and Park Ave, Suite N301, THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- SEMINOLE COUNTY, 6069 Fax 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. items may not be available on Sanford, Florida, 32771- LICATION OF THIS NOTICE Personal Representative: FLORIDA Attorneys for Plaintiff Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves the date of sale. All units are 1292, (407) 665-4227. OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE MABEL SERRANO CIVIL DIVISION the right to accept or reject any being sold for cash, as is. A $40 NOTE: You must contact DATE OF SERVICE OF A 300 Sheoah Boulevard "If you are a person with a NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE and/or all bids. cleaning deposit will be taken on coordinator at least 7 COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Apartment # 101 Case No.: disability who needs any all winning bids. Winning bid- days before your sched- THEM. Winter Springs, Florida 32708 59-2019-CA-001705-0000- accommodation in order On 10/28/2019 at 10:00 AM an 2008 1B3HB48B08D649829 ders agree to take everything uled court appearance, or to participate in this pro- XX auction will take place at A&N DODGE from unit within 24 hours. The immediately upon receiv- All other creditors of the dece- Publish: October 16, 23, 2019 ceeding, you are entitled, Twin Towing, 2681 w 5th street 2007 1FAHP24187G130015 auction will be held at: ing this notification if the dent and other persons having J113 at no cost to you, to the MADISON ALAMOSA HECM ,Sanford,Fl,32771. The vehicles FORD time before the scheduled claims or demands against the LLC, provision of certain assis- which will be auctioned include: 1998 1G4HR52K5WH402235 Lockwood Self-Storage appearance is less than 7 decedent's estate must file their tance. If you require BUICK 1700 E. Broadway St. days; if you are hearing or claims with this court WITHIN 3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT assistance please con- Plaintiff, 1FAHP31N16W184273 2004 1GCDM19X44B116954 Oviedo, FL 32765 voice impaired, call 711. MONTHS AFTER THE DATE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, tact: 2006 FORD CHEVROLET (407) 971-0847 OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION FLORIDA

-vs- 1996 1HGCD553XTA195848 Publish: October 16, 23, 2019 OF THIS NOTICE. PROBATE DIVISION ADA Coordinator at Publish: October 16, 2019 HONDA Date: November 4, 2019 J110 Seminole Court THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, J096 2006 JF1GG67666G819673 Time: 11:30AM ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- File No. :2019 CP 001161 DEVISEES, GRANTEES, Administration SUBARU IN THE TIME PERIODS SET ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, 301 N. Park Avenue 2002 JT3GN86R220254515 Tenant Unit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FORTH IN FLORIDA IN RE: ESTATE OF CREDITORS, TRUSTEES OR Suite N301 Notice of Public Auction TOYOTA CHRISTENSEN, GAIL OF THE EIGHTEENTH STATUTES 733.702 WILL BE JOHN RUSSELL ILIFF, JR. OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIM- Sanford, Florida, 32771- Pursuant to Ch 713.585(6) F.S. 2003 KMHHN65F13U084407 205 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN FOREVER BARRED. a/k/a JOHN R. ILIFF, JR. ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER 1292 United American Lien & HYUNDAI OWNER/SURRENDER AND FOR a/k/a JOHN ILIFF, JR. OR AGAINST DOROTHY P. (407) 665-4227 Recovery as agent w/ power of NO VIN SEA-DOO TRAILER XXX SEMINOLE COUNTY, NOTWITHSTANDING THE a/k/a JOHN ILIFF BERG, DECEASED; SALLY M. attorney will sell the following OWNER/SURRENDER FLORIDA TIME PERIODS SET FORTH WOOD and UNKNOWN NOTE: You must contact vehicle(s) to the highest bidder; Publish: October 16, 2019 XXX ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Deceased. SPOUSE OF SALLY M. WOOD, coordinator at least 7 net proceeds deposited with the J099 CASE NO.: 2016CA001038 TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE KARL R. BERG and days before your sched- clerk of court; owner/lienholder Publish: October 16, 23, 2019 AFTER THE DECEDENT’S NOTICE TO CREDITORS UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KARL uled court appearance, or has right to hearing and post J107 U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. R. BERG, CARLA J. LOGSDON immediately upon receiv- bond; owner may redeem vehi- CIATION, AS TRUSTEE, FOR The administration of the estate and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ing this notification if the cle for cash sum of lien; all auc- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: THE C-BASS MORTGAGE The date of first publication of of John Russell Iliff, Jr., CARLA J. LOGSDON, if living, time before the scheduled tions held in reserve JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S FICTITIOUS NAME LOAN ASSET BACKED CER- this notice is October 18, 2019. deceased, whose date of death and all unknown parties claim- appearance is less than 7 TOWING gives Notice of TIFICATES, SERIES 2006- was May 10, 2019, is pending in days; if you are hearing or NOTICE ing by, through, under or against Inspect 1 week prior @ lienor Foreclosure of Lien and intent to CB4, voice impaired in the above named Defendants facility; cash or cashier check; sell these vehicles on Seminole County, call Notice is hereby given that who are not known to be dead 18% buyer premium; any per- 11/01/2019, 09:00 am at 326 Plaintiff, 711.”" PHYLLIS DALE, WILLIAM K or alive, whether said unknown son interested ph (954) 563- LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- APPLEBEE AND MARGARET A parties may claim an interest as 1999 6774, pursuant to subsection VS. Publish: October 9, 16, 2019 APPLEBEE, owners, desiring to spouses, heirs, devisees, 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. J061 engage in business under the grantees, assignees, lienors, Sale date November 8, 2019 @ JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S NADINE HAYWOOD; et al, fictitious name of GREAT creditors, trustees or other 10:00 am 3411 NW 9th Ave Ft TOWING reserves the right to ESCAPES TRAVEL located at claimants, claiming by, through, Lauderdale FL 33309 accept or reject any and/or all Defendant(s). 124 N 4TH STREET, SUITE under or against the said SALLY bids. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 1900, LAKE MARY, FL 32746 M. WOOD and UNKNOWN 33795 2013 Volkwagen VIN#: NOTICE OF FORECLO- OF THE EIGHTEENTH intends to register the said SPOUSE OF SALLY M. WOOD, WVWBN7AN4DE541333 4T1BG22K4WU855909 SURE SALE PURSUANT JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN name in SEMINOLE county KARL R. BERG and Lienor: Naplton Sanford 1998 TOYOTA TO AND FOR with the Division of UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KARL Imports/Naplton VW of Sanford CHAPTER 45 SEMINOLE COUNTY, Corporations, Florida R. BERG, CARLA J. LOGSDON 4175 S Orlando Dr Sanford 407- Publish: October 16, 2019 FLORIDA Department of State, pursuant and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF 365-3300 Lien Amt $2727.42 J100 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to section 865.09 of the Florida CARLA J. LOGSDON; THE that sale will be made pursuant CASE NO.: 2019-DR- Statutes. SECRETARY OF HOUSING Sale Date November 22, 2019 to an Order Resetting Sale 003290 AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT; @ 10:00 am 3411 NW 9th Ave entered on August 22, 2019 in Publish: October 16, 2019 UNKNOWN TENANT 1; #707 Ft Lauderdale FL 33309 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Civil Case No. 2016CA001038, IN RE: THE MATTER OF: J108 UNKNOWN TENANT 2, JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S of the Circuit Court of the EIGH- BETTY G. JOHNSON, 33857 2006 Volvo VIN#: TOWING gives Notice of TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and Petitioner/Wife, Defendant, YV4CY592761248365 Lienor: Foreclosure of Lien and intent to for Seminole County, Florida, FICTITIOUS NAME Longwood Lincoln Mercury sell these vehicles on wherein, U.S. BANK NATIONAL and NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE Inc/Parks Lincoln of Longwood 10/30/2019, 09:00 am at 326 ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE, ROY ALBERT JOHNSON, 3505 N US Hwy 17/92 LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- FOR THE C-BASS MORT- Respondent/Husband. Notice is hereby given that Notice is hereby given that, pur- Longwood 407-322-4884 Lien 6774, pursuant to subsection GAGE LOAN ASSET BACKED CLOUD GENERAL CONTRAC- suant to a Final Judgment of Amt $2476.30 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006- NOTICE OF ACTION FOR TOR SERVICES, LLC, owner, Foreclosure entered in the JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S CB4 is the Plaintiff, and NADINE DISSOLUTION OF MAR- desiring to engage in business above-styled cause, in the Licensed Auctioneers FLAB422 TOWING reserves the right to HAYWOOD; STILLWATER OF RIAGE WITH PROPERTY under the fictitious name of Circuit Court of Seminole FLAU 765 & 1911 accept or reject any and/or all FLYING CLOUD HOMEOWN- MYCLOUDGCS located at 389 County, Florida, GRANY bids. ERS ASSOCIATION INC.; MALOY, the Clerk of the Circuit TO: ROY ALBERT JOHNSON, SKYVIEW PLACE, CHULUO- Publish: October 16, 2019 HSBC MORTGAGE SERVIC- Court will sell the property situ- whose last known address is TA, FL 32766 intends to register J097 1D4GP24R85B113613 ES, INC.; ANY AND ALL ate in Seminole County, Florida, 865 SUTTER LOOP, LONG- the said name in SEMINOLE 2005 DODGE UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- described as: WOOD, FL 32750. YOU ARE county with the Division of ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER NOTIFIED that an action for Corporations, Florida Publish: October 16, 2019 Department of State, pursuant AND AGAINST THE HEREIN J101 to section 865.09 of the Florida NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- Statutes. DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAID Publish: October 16, 2019 UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: J109 CLAIM AN INTEREST AS JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S TOWING gives Notice of SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES,

Foreclosure of Lien and intent to GRANTEES, OR OTHER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CLAIMANTS are Defendants. sell these vehicles on OF THE EIGHTEENTH 10/28/2019, 09:00 am at 326 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN The Clerk of the Court, LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- AND FOR 6774, pursuant to subsection Grant Maloy will sell to the SEMINOLE COUNTY, highest bidder for cash at 301 N. 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. FLORIDA JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S Park Avenue, Room S-201, Sanford, FL 32771 on TOWING reserves the right to CASE NO.: accept or reject any and/or all November 26, 2019 at 11:00 AM 2016CA002245 EST the following described real bids. property as set forth in said HSBC BANK USA, N.A., 1HGEJ6672WL052166 Final Judgment, to wit:

98 HONDA Plaintiff, LOT 127, STILLWATER

Publish: October 16, 2019 PHASE 3, ACCORDING TO VS. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Oct. 16-19, 2019 • PAGE 11

LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS

Front (West) Door, of the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Civil at the above meeting or hearing, he may need a verba- Section, 201 N. Park Ave., Sanford, Florida 32771, the above tim record of the proceedings, including the testimony described property. and evidence, which record is not provided by the City of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of this Writ of Execution Traci Houchin, CMC, FCRM City Clerk Dennis M. Lemma, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish: October 16, 2019 J093 Deputy Sheriff

NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990,PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY SHOULD CONTACT THE CIVIL SECTION AT THE SHERIFF’S THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY OFFICE, 201 N. PARK AVE., SANFORD, FLORIDA, 32771 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO- Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held in the CEEDINGS. (407) 666-6640. Commission Chambers at the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7 PM on Monday, October 28, to consider the adoption of an ordi- Publish: September 25, October 2, 9, 16, 2019 nance by the City of Sanford, Florida, title of which is as follows: I182 LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS Ordinance No. 4525

An ordinance of the City of Sanford, Florida providing NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO for the rezoning of real property totaling 4.03 acres in CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY size (Tax identification Parcel Number 34-19-30-5AK- the Circuit Court for Seminole TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Seminole County, Florida THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA 0B00-0040 (generally addressed as 1905 Southwest County, Florida, Probate AFTER THE DECEDENT’S Case # 08SC0108 Road) within the City Limits (map of the property Division, the address of which is DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held in the attached) from the Single Family Residential (“SR-1”) 301 North Park Avenue, PALM COAST RECOVERY CORP., A FLORIDA CORPORATION, Commission Chambers at the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, zoning district/classification to the City's General Sanford, Florida 32771. The The date of first publication of Plaintiff(s) at 7 PM on Monday, October 28, to consider the adoption of an ordi- Commercial (“GC-2”) zoning district/classification; pro- names and addresses of the this notice is October 16, 2019. nance by the City of Sanford, Florida, title of which is as follows: viding for the taking of implementing administrative personal representative and the VS actions; providing for the adoption of a map by refer- personal representative’s attor- Attorney for Personal Ordinance No. 4524 ence; repealing all conflicting ordinances; providing for ney are set forth below. Representative: ANTONIO INFANTE, severability; providing for non-codification and provid- All creditors of the decedent and Defendant(s) An ordinance of the City of Sanford, Florida relating to ing for an effective date. other persons having claims or Kenneth Bohannon the rezoning of approximately 12.37 acres of real prop- demands against decedent’s NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Email Address: erty located at 2901 West 1st Street (Tax Parcel A copy shall be available at the office of the City Clerk for all persons estate on whom a copy of this [email protected] Identification Number 26-19-30-5AE-4900-0000) to cre- desiring to examine the same. notice is required to be served NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the Writ of Florida Bar No. 027500 ate the Sanford/SR 46 Planned Development (PD) (map must file their claims with this Execution issued out of and under the seal of the SEMINOLE Coronado Law Group, PLLC of the property attached); rezoning the property to a PD, All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be court ON OR BEFORE THE COUNTY/CIRCUIT COURT, Florida, Case # 08SC0108 upon a final 221 N Causeway, Suite A zoning district/classification master plan; providing for heard at said hearing. LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER judgment rendered in the aforesaid court in that certain case entitled New Smyrna Beach, Florida approval of the Sanford/SR 46 PD Master Plan; providing THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- PALM COAST RECOVERY CORP., A FLORIDA CORPORATION, 32169 for the taking of implementing administrative actions; By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. LICATION OF THIS NOTICE Plaintiff vs. ANTONIO INFANTE, Defendant(s) which aforesaid Writ providing for conflicts; providing for severability; pro- OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Personal Representative: of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, viding for non-codification and providing for an effective PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF Florida and I have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the date. TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Heather Nelson defendant(s) in the following described property, said property being SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY CLERK AT 407.688.5010 All other creditors of the dece- 116 Meadow Blvd located in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as A copy shall be available at the office of the City Clerk for all persons 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. dent and other persons having Sanford, Florida 32771 follows: desiring to examine the same. claims or demands against ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a person decides to appeal decedent’s estate must file their SOUTH 40 FEET OF LOT 32, LOT 31 AND THE NORTH 1/2 OF Publish: October 16, 23, 2019 All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be a decision made with respect to any matter considered claims with this court WITHIN 3 LOT 30, BLOCK C, MOBILE MANOR SECOND SECTION, J114 heard at said hearing. at the above meeting or hearing, he may need a verba- MONTHS AFTER THE DATE ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEROF AS RECORDED IN PLAT tim record of the proceedings, including the testimony OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION BOOK 11, PAGES 46, 47, AND 48, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI- By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. and evidence, which record is not provided by the City OF THIS NOTICE. NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. LOCATION OF PROPERTY 117 of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- MANOR AVENUE, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL 32714. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE IN THE TIME PERIODS SET TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS Traci Houchin, CMC, FCRM FORTH IN FLORIDA And the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY CLERK AT 407.688.5010 City Clerk STATUTES SECTION 733.702 11:00 am, or as soon thereafter as possible on October 28, 2019, 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, FOR CASH IN HAND Publish: October 16, 2019 NOTWITHSTANDING THE AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, at the ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a person decides to appeal J094 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH a decision made with respect to any matter considered ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED PAGE 12 • Midweek: Oct. 16-19, 2019 SANFORD HERALD