MIDWEEK: JULY 17-20, 2019

WEEKLY RECAP Sanford Museum Scorpions sweep Celebrates 50th Week 7 honors as group Anniversary of Lunar heads to NC Landing See Sports, Page 8 See People, Page 5 SANFORD HERALD

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

Vol. 127, No. 98 • © 2019 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM 50 years later: Sanford man remembers working Oviedo making strides to ASSOCIATED PRESS with NASA on Apollo 11 mission to the moon improve downtown area TARGETED LAWMAKERS By Larry Griffin By Larry Griffin FIGHT BACK Herald Staff Herald Staff

Four Democratic congress- The City of Oviedo’s downtown is looking women of color fire back at This week marks fifty years since the to get a makeover with its Master Land Use Trump for tweets widely de- Apollo 11 mission landed humans on the Plan, according to Development Services Di- nounced as racist, condemning moon on July 20, 1969, and Sanford resi- rector Teresa Correa. what they call "xenophobic big- dent Stanley Immich remembers work- At their City Commission meeting Monday oted remarks" and renewing ing as a crane operator for NASA at night, commissioners passed through one of calls for impeachment proceed- Cape Canaveral and helping with the the first steps toward realizing that plan: a de- ings. launch. velopment agreement for Citizens Bank of Immich, now 88, lives with his wife of Florida, located at 156 Geneva Drive, to begin 68 years, Joan, and both of them reflected HOW AMERICANS VIEW using the excess land on their 7.75 acres for de- fondly on their roles at the center of the veloping retail, housing and more. RACE RELATIONS historic moment that people still talk

Herald photo by Larry Griffin about today. He worked for manufactur- They consider it to be gener- See OVIEDO, Page 10 Joan and Stanley Immich still fondly remember Stanley's role ally bad in the United States — and say Trump has been making working at the space center for the Apollo 11 launch in 1969. See APOLLO, Page 7 it worse, polls show.

FACEBOOK'S NEW CUR- Jordan’s Way to help raise RENCY PLAN UNDER SCRUTINY money for Seminole

The social network's ambi- County Animal Services tious plan to create a new finan- cial eco-system based on a digital By Larry Griffin currency it is calling Libra faces Herald Staff questions from lawmakers. Seminole County Animal Services is one of WHERE A FEDERAL 113 animal shelters nationwide that will bene- AGENCY IS MOVING fit from a charity called Jordan’s Way intend- ing to provide funds to benefit shelters. The Bureau of Land Manage- Jordan’s Way was created last year when ment has apparently decided to founder Kris Rotonda’s dog Jordan passed move its headquarters from Washington, D.C., to western See JORDANS, Page 10 Colorado, bringing it closer to the vast tracts of public lands it manages. See what’s happening TOP IRAN DIPLOMAT SAYS TALKS ON BALLISTIC MIS- around Seminole County SILES POSSIBLE See page 4 Iran's foreign minister sug- gests for the first time that ele-

See AP, Page 7

'Justice wasn't served': 50 years since Chappaquiddick See Page 7

STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST Photo contributed SEMINOLE SMILE As of 3 p.m. Tuesday Workers at the space center help to move part of the Apollo 11 inside the facility.

Allegiant $149.67 Bombardier $1.72 Megan Sladek on the Faro $47.15 HCA Healthcare $140.28 campaign trail to be Invacare $4.75 NextEra $207.26 Oviedo’s next mayor Tractor Supply $112.49 By Larry Griffin Toro $68.49 Herald Staff

Wells Fargo $45.26 Megan Sladek, a former Oviedo City Council Member, is running to be mayor of the city this year, on a campaign she says is fighting for Brandy Walters the people’s interests over big de- Photo contributed Seminole High Megan Sladek, candidate for Oviedo mayor, rode a bike in the Geneva parade on the 4th of July this year. See SLADEK, Page 6 Correspondent PAGE 2 • Midweek: July 17-20, 2019 SANFORD HERALD A PAGE IN HISTORY: The Sanford Herald’s front page 50 years ago covering Apollo 11’s lunar landing

THE BULLETIN BOARD: ‘Tag Team Preach-A-Thon’ coming to Allen Chapel AME Church

Photos contributed Pastor Leonard L.J. Wilson Pastor Janie M. Caffey Pastor Cubit Malone, Jr. Elder Genene Stallworth Henley Pastor Arthur Graham, Jr.

By Sheralyn Brinson Leonard L.J. Wilson (St. Matthew “Come out for a night of joyful 2019; Elder Quintin Faison, Presid- of Calvary Temple of Praise in San- M.B. Church-Sanford/Midway); singing and powerful preaching - ing Prelate and Host Pastor. The ford, will be the special guest. The Voices of Friends Community Pastor Janie M. Caffey (New Hope come expecting the Glory of the Rescue Church of God Family ex- • Sunday, July 28, at 12 Choir is hosting a “Tag Team Preach- Community Outreach Ministry-San- Lord!” Rev. Vincent Smith, Minister tends a cordial invitation to every- Noon: Presiding Prelate and Host A-Thon” on Friday evening, July 26, ford); Pastor Cubit Malone, Jr. of Music; Rev. Octavius L. Smith, one to join them in the services as Pastor of Rescue Church of God, Pre- 2019, at Allen Chapel A.M.E. (Greater Providence Worship Center- Host Pastor. follows: siding Elder Quintin Faison will de- Church, 1203 Olive Avenue in San- Sanford); Elder Genene Stallworth • Friday, July 26, at 7:30 liver the Closing Message. ford, at 7 p.m. Theme: “Your Mira- Henley (Calvary Temple of Praise- • Rescue Church of God, Inc., p.m.: Pastor Kenneth Kirksey, of cle is In Your Praise” (Scripture Sanford); and Pastor Arthur Gra- 1700 Historic Goldsboro Blvd. in Power House of Faith in Waycross, Sheralyn Brinson can be reached at Reference: Acts 3:6). The Voices of ham, Jr. (St. Mary’s M.B. Sanford, announces the convening of GA, will be the special guest. [email protected]. Friends Choir will render the music. Church-Orlando). The Planning their Fifty-Seventh General Assem- • Saturday July 27, at 7:30 Guest Preachers will be: Pastor Committee invites everyone to, bly, on Friday-Sunday, July 26-28, p.m.: Minister Shawndric McGregor, SANFORD HERALD Midweek: July 17-20, 2019 PAGE 3 OPINIONS SNARKY McSNIDE SAYS,

Predictions Nancy Pelosi is possibly a racist, AOC 1. Tweety is going to do everything he opined. AOC and her 'squad' are called can to lose the 2020 election. "The Four Horsewomen of the Apocaleft" on the internet. 2. The Democrats are doing everything they can to lose the 2020 election. Maybe the moderator at the next Dem- ocratic debate will ask the assembled to Result raise their hands if they are not racists.

Who will be the best at losing? So far Since the disastrous raising of hands at it's a toss-up. the last debate, their handler's have in- structed them to keep their hands to ______themselves.

The word, "racist" is getting worn out. Let's see if they are paying attention. Trump has been called one, and by exten- ______sion all Republicans, since before the last Presidential election. The Democrats are Looks like Steve Bullock will be in the shouting it from the roof-tops. next debate. If so, maybe it's finally time to say goodbye to Sleepy Joe. Bullock is Now they are pointing fingers at each someone to "Pass the Torch" to. Biden other. In the last Democratic debate, can get out of this mess and go live in the Biden was damned with faint praise. He Old Folks Home being completed on Ma- probably wasn't a racist but he had racist rina Isle in Downtown Sanford. friends. Our Free Speech Crisis

By Walter E. Williams only one race, the human race." The latter MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley statement is seen as denying the individ- The First Amendment to our Constitu- ual as a racial/cultural being. Then there's tion was proposed by the 1788 Virginia "I believe the most qualified person ratification convention during its narrow should get the job." That's "racist" speech 89 to 79 vote to ratify the Constitution. because it gives the impression that "peo- Virginia's resolution held that the free ex- ple of color are given extra unfair benefits ercise of religion, right to assembly and because of their race." Other seemingly in- free speech could not be canceled, nocuous statements deemed unacceptable abridged or restrained. These Madisonian are: "When I look at you, I don't see principles were eventually ratified by the color," or "Affirmative action is racist." states on March 1, 1792. Perhaps worst of all is, "Where are you Gettysburg College professor Allen C. from, or where were you born?" Guelzo, in his article "Free Speech and Its We should reject any restriction on free Present Crisis," appearing in the autumn speech. We might ask ourselves, "What's 2018 edition of City Journal, explores the the true test of one's commitment to free Ross Perot, Truly One of a Kind trials and tribulations associated with the speech?" It does not come when people First Amendment. The early attempts to permit others to say or publish ideas with By Mark Shields this: From 1776 to 1980, the United States, after suppress free speech were signed into law which they agree. The true test of one's fighting nine wars -- including World War I and II by President John Adams and became commitment to free speech comes when As someone who was lucky enough to cover -- and surviving the Great Depression, had run known as the Alien and Sedition Acts of others are permitted to say and publish the 1992 presidential campaign --involving Re- up a total nation debt of $1 trillion. Yet, in just 1798. Later attempts to suppress free ideas they deem offensive. publican incumbent President George W. Bush, twelve years -- from 1980 to 1992 -- under the speech came during the Civil War, when The test for one's commitment to free- Democratic challenger Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton leadership of two Republican presidents, Ronald President Abraham Lincoln and his gener- dom of association is similar. Christian and the independent maverick, Texas billionaire Reagan and George W. Bush, we saw the national als attacked newspapers and suspended Americans have been hounded for their businessman Ross Perot -- from start to finish, debt quadruple to $4 billion. habeas corpus. It wasn't until 1919, in the refusal to cater same-sex weddings. For allow me to make one semi-important point: Republicans were reluctant to discuss the ex- case of Abrams v. United States, when the those who support such attacks, we might Perot was not at all like anybody else who would, ploding debt because it happened on their watch. U.S. Supreme Court finally and unam- ask them whether they would seek prose- allegedly as a billionaire businessman, run for the Democrats who were excited about winning the biguously prohibited any kind of censor- cution of the owner of a Jewish deli- White House as the GOP nominee -- successfully White House -- and the keys to the Treasury -- ship. catessen who refused to provide services -- in 2016. did not want to talk about austerity. Perot, by the Today, there is growing contempt for for a neo-Nazi affair. Should a black cater- Perot did not have an Ivy League pedigree. strength of his arguments and the determination free speech, most of which is found on the ing company be forced to cater a Ku Klux After two years at Texarkana Junior College, he of his will, forced the nation and his political op- nation's college and university campuses. Klan affair? Should the NAACP be forced won an appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy ponents to confront the national debt. Guelzo cites the free speech vision of to open its membership to racist skin- at Annapolis. There he was elected class presi- The fact that President Clinton, once in office, dent and met Goucher College student Margot Princeton University professor Carolyn heads? Should the Congressional Black actually spent his own political capital to dare to Birmingham, who would in 1956 marry Lt. j.g. raise taxes and to trim spending was a direct trib- Rouse, who is chairperson of the depart- Caucus be forced to open its membership Perot. He fulfilled his four-year commitment to ute to Perot's leadership on the long-ignored ment of Anthropology. Rouse shared her to white members of Congress? The true the Navy, and he and Margot were married for issue. That the U.S. under Clinton achieved the vision on speech during last year's Consti- test of a person's commitment to freedom the next 63 years. unprecedented -- the elimination of the federal tution Day lecture. She called free speech of association does not come when he per- Let others write about his business acumen, budget deficit and the reduction of the national a political illusion, a baseless ruse to en- mits people to associate in ways he finds which was considerable and handsomely re- debt -- for three years is obviously a tribute to the able people to "say whatever they want, acceptable. It comes when he permits peo- warded. What I choose to emphasize is his public Democratic chief executive and his party (there in any context, with no social, economic, ple to voluntarily associate in ways he service. At the behest of Texas' then-Gov. Mark were no Republican votes for the controversial legal or political repercussions." As an ex- deems offensive. White, a Democrat, Perot agreed to lead the re- initiative) but very much the legacy of Perot's ample, she says that a climate change I am afraid that too many of my fellow form of Texas' public education. The results were 1992 presidential campaign, when he won a skeptic has no right to make "claims about Americans are hostile to the principles of nothing short of spectacular: a limit of 22 pupils larger percentage of the popular vote than any climate change, as if all the science dis- liberty. Most people want liberty for per class in the state's elementary schools, state third-party candidate since former President covered over the last X-number of cen- themselves. I differ. I want liberty for me funding for full-day kindergarten and pre-K Teddy Roosevelt in 1912. turies were irrelevant." and liberty for my fellow man. classes for children from disadvantaged back- It was a different time when -- rather than Rouse is by no means unique in her grounds. Perhaps the most controversial of all in would-be leaders just asking, "Are you better off contempt for our First Amendment rights. Walter E. Williams is a professor of eco- football-crazy Texas was the "no pass, no play" than you were four years ago?" -- there was at Faculty leaders of the University of Cali- nomics at George Mason University. To rule, which required passing school grades before least one presidential candidate who dared to ask fornia consider certain statements racist find out more about Walter E. Williams any Lone State high school grid star could suit instead: Are we better off? Are the strong among microagressions: "America is a melting and read features by other Creators Syn- up. us more just? Are the weak among us more se- pot"; "America is the land of opportunity"; dicate writers and cartoonists, visit the That Perot could be both mercurial and obsti- cure? Thank you, Lt. Perot. "Everyone can succeed in this society, if Creators Syndicate webpage at www.cre- nate even his greatest admirers conceded. But in his 1992 independent presidential campaign, they work hard enough"; and "There is ators.com. To find out more about Mark Shields and read Perot changed American history. Think about his past columns, visit the Creators Syndicate PAGE 4 • Midweek : July 17 to 20, 2019 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMUNITY EVENTS City of Oviedo’s Newest Police Officers recently sworn in

Newcomers Patriotic stands up, Ride begins & Luncheon ends at Seminole Harley- Thursday, July 18, 11:30 Davidson, Sanford. On Thursday, June 27, Chief of a.m., Embassy Suites Hotel, $20/rider & $10/passenger. Police Dale Coleman partici- 225 Shorecrest Drive, Alt. $5 breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Pro- pated in a swearing-in Spgs., Newcomers of Cen- ceeds benefit scholarship - ceremony for Oviedo's two tral Florida will host a Patri- Lady Euletha Byrd Memo- newest police officers: Lisa otic "Red, White & Blue" rial. Pre-register at Neumeister and Ines Fonseca- themed luncheon. Attendees [email protected] Torres. Welcome aboard. are welcome to wear red, . white & blue apparel & ac- Back to School cessories like flag pins & Saturday, July 27, 10 a.m. Photo contributed scarves. Votes will be cast to 1 p.m., Longwood Com- for most patriotic outfit, re- munity Building, 200 W. ceive recognition & a prize. Warren Ave., Longwood. $25. Advance reservations School supplies, games, required. Call 407-366-7751. youth activities, resources. Child must be present. Call Movie Classics 407-346-3248 for info. Thursday, July 18, 7:26 Update on Fundraiser for p.m., Wayne Densch Per- Back 2 School Picnic Oviedo Medical Center to host Informative forming Arts Center, 201 S. Saturday, July 27, 11 a.m. Peter Coatoam Magnolia Ave., Sanford. The to 2 p.m., Oviedo High Lecture on Gallstones Sound of Music. $5 cash at School Parking Lot, 601 the door. King Street, Oviedo. Free food, entertainment, raffles Free Chair Massage for & more. All backpacks in- Seniors clude school supplies. Friday, July 19, 10 a.m. to *Every child needs to be Photo contributed 2 p.m., Xubex Community present to receive a back- WHAT: In an ongoing effort to educate the community on common medical conditions and Pharmacy, 500 SR 436, Cas- pack. Call 407-351-4151 ext. their causes,Oviedo Medical Center will host an informative presentation entitled “The selberry. For ages 65 & up. 2009. Day of self-care & healthy Other Rolling Stone: Where do Gallstones Come From?”. The lecture will be presented by living. Call 407-448-9436 to Celery City Cruisers Esteban Varela, MD, general surgeon. Limited space. Free. A light dinner will be served. reserve a massage. Saturday, July 27, 4 to 9 Where: Oviedo Medical Center, 8300 Red Bug Lake Road, Oviedo, Fla. 32765 p.m., Park Avenue to Pal- When: Thursday, July 25, 5:30 to 7 p.m. Contact: Call 407-871-5634 to register. Photo contributed About Oviedo Medical Center - Oviedo Medical Center, the new 64-bed acute care hospi- Soda Pop with a Cop metto Avenue on Seminole An incorrect picture was submitted to the tal, provides a full range of healthcare services to east Seminole County and surrounding Friday, July 19, 11:30 a.m. Blvd. in Sanford. Monthly Sanford Herald for a story on Peter communities. Services include medical and surgical inpatient units, intensive care, med- to 1 p.m., McDonalds, 3785 car exhibition. Coatoamʼs fundraiser for his support dog, Orlando Drive, Sanford. ical cardiology, telemetry, cardiac catheterization, inpatient and outpatient surgery, Rascal. Above is the correct picture of Peter. Stop by for a free soda & Family Movie womenʼs services including labor and delivery, cardiopulmonary services, comprehensive The fundraiser was held on July 13 at great conversation with Monday, July 29, 5:45 diagnostic imaging and 24/7 emergency care. Oviedo Medical Center is designed with Nathanielʼs Steakhouse in Sanford and your local law enforcement. p.m., North Branch Library, the patient in mind with personalized care, all private rooms and the newest medical tech- raised over $3000. Another benefit will be 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- nology available. Oviedo Medical Center is located at the intersection of Red Bug Lake held in the future and the Go Fund Me Page Road and State Road 426, adjacent to State Road 417 (Central Florida GreeneWay). Battle of Food Trucks ford. 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SANFORD HERALD Midweek : July 17 to 20, 2019 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY City of Oviedo Police Chief Coleman - Sanford Museum Celebrates 50th Surviving Heat/Dangers of High Temperatures Anniversary of Lunar Landing holic drink, resting in a cool place, taking a cool shower or sponge bath, being in an air- conditioned place, and wearing light clothing. This is a more dangerous stage and can lead A Sanford Herald promotional to "heat stroke", which can be life threatening. mug from a collection of Bob At this stage, the body can no longer regulate Cara. Below are the various its temperature. With heat stroke, it is usually sides of the mug. noticeable that the person has stopped sweat- ing. For heat stroke, one should call 911 for an emergency medical response. Photos contributed The Simple Truth: If you don't replace the fluids you are sweating, your body cannot regulate its temperature and your core body temperature rises to dangerous levels. If the body temperature rises too high, heat ill- nesses can occur regardless of fluid replace- ment. Heat Safety Tips: There are several things you can do in hot weather to limit the effect of the heat on you. *Stay informed. Listen to local forecasts and learn how to protect you and your family. About, On Jupiter And On Mars” from Frank Photo contributed Team up with others when it comes to surviv- By Zoya Wazir Sintara’s fitting song, “Fly Me To The Moon.” ing the heat. Monitor co-workers or family Herald College Intern The article details the logistics of the space Oviedo Chief of Police Dale Coleman has members who are outside or exposed to heat expedition and states that “500 million” people served with the City of Oviedo since 1986. He for long periods of time. Fifty years from this Sunday, July 21st, news tuned in to watch the televised screening of began as as a Patrol Officer, School Resource * Schedule outdoor activities which require that the United States had successfully landed the Space Coast launch. Officer, Patrol Sergeant, Detective Sergeant, the greatest exertion during the early morning a man on the moon rolled fresh off the press at Recently, the Sanford Museum received a Detective Lieutenant, Professional Standards or evening hours when it is cooler. Take the Sanford Herald. mug from collector Jim Cara with a photo- breaks from the heat or get out of the heat. For many, the moon landing represented a Lieutenant, Patrol Lieutenant, Deputy Chief of graph of the Herald on the day of the moon * Wear loose-fitting, cotton clothing that is beacon of hope and renewed pride in the US in Support Services.. landing printed on it. While many of the de- light in color and lightweight. Wear a shaded the midst of a particularly turbulent time in tails surrounding the mug are unknown by hat. world history: the Cold War. Therefore, the Cara or the curators at the Museum—like Special to the Herald * Know that your body has limits. If you moon landing served not only as a victory for when exactly it was made and how it was dis- By Oviedo Police Chief Dale Coleman are starting a new job or exercise program scientific progress, but also as a sign of US tributed—according to the Sanford Museum, it outdoors, start slowly so your body can ad- strength to the then Soviet Union and the in- was most likely created as a promotional mug Officers and many City employees are out just. ternational community as a whole. to commemorate the anniversary of the moon working in the July heat. Officers wear body * Apply sunscreen to exposed skin and es- With the Kennedy Space Center just a short landing years ago. armor that increases the impact of the hot pecially to children who are exposed to the drive away, the moon landing encapsulates a The public can visit this piece of history at weather. They and other City employees learn sun. special meaning for Central Floridians, as his- the Sanford Museum, where the mug is stored. to adjust so as not to get overheated to a dan- * Never leave children or pets inside a vehi- tory was literally made here fifty years ago. While the words on the mug itself are difficult gerous level. Officers respond regularly in hot cle, even if the windows are open slightly. The Furthermore, the anniversary of the moon to read due to the quality of the print, the full weather (alongside fire department person- heat inside a vehicle rises very quickly. Al- landing proves sentimental for those who have article and paper from that day are available to nel) to heat related medical calls. Many of ways check the vehicle when walking away resided in Sanford in the 1960s and before, as read on slides at the Sanford Museum as well. these heat related calls could be prevented from it to make sure everyone is out of the ve- they likely read about the moon landing from As was printed in the Herald fifty years ago, with awareness and the use of some common hicle. the Herald fifty years prior. The headline an- the historic moon landing encapsulated “an sense heat safety tips. It is my hope that some * Bring pets indoors or ensure they have nouncing the news only adds to the nostalgia, unbelievably perfect evening” for Americans of the following information will help prevent shady spots to protect them all day. Make reading the lyrics “Fly Me To The Moon, Let everywhere. someone putting themselves in danger of heat sure pets have plenty of fresh water that will Me Play Among the Stars, See What Spring’s related injuries. Heat related illnesses are pre- stay cool all day. ventable if you know the risks. * Research online heat safety tips such as The Danger: As temperatures rise above 90 found at https://www.nsc.org/home- and the humidity rises, it is easy to become safety/tools-resources/seasonal-safety/sum- overexposed to heat. According the National mer/heat. Weather Service, heat is the #1 weather re- Enjoy the summer, but know your limita- lated killer in the country causing more tions. I want my officers or the fire depart- deaths per year than floods, lightning, torna- ment to never have to respond to a heat does, and hurricanes combined. The human illness call. Monitor yourself and others for body is normally able to regulate its tempera- signs of heat illnesses. Stop by the City pool ture through sweating. When we sweat with- for a cool dip, enjoy a nice time in the shade, out replacing fluids, we run out of fluids in or join those mall walkers at the Oviedo Mall our body to be able to sweat. At this point, for a 1.08 mile hike in the air conditioning (see heat builds up in the body and becomes more their website for hours for walkers). Stay safe than our body can handle. This lack of tem- and healthy. perature control progresses to heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and then heat stroke. Heat exhaustion and heat stroke can escalate rap- idly, leading to delirium, organ damage, and Ava Knows answers a Reader about -“My Sister’s Child is Unruly” even death. Certain people have a higher risk for heat related illnesses, so pay particular at- Hi Peyton, tention to them. Infants, the elderly, over- weight people, and people who have prior Hey Ava what's good? Whether it’s the child of a friend or a sibling, medical conditions that need careful monitor- make it a point to address the parent (and child) ing. Warning: If your doctor limits the My sister’s five year old is extremely spoiled in a manner in which you would find accept- amount you drink or has you on water pills, and often misbehaves when we are out in pub- able for yourself and your child if faced with ask how much you should drink while the lic. I have attempted to speak to my sister about similar circumstances. Next understand that weather is hot. this, and on occasion have made it a point to your sister is likely as embarrassed about her Be Able to Recognize the Signs of Heat Re- correct the child myself. So far neither approach child’s behavior in public as you are. Not to lated Illnesses: You need to be able to recog- has gone over very well with my sister. Instead, mention that there is a strong possibility that nize the stages of heat illnesses which usually she gets really offended when I or other family your sister is receiving negative feedback from start off with "heat cramps". This is a sign that members comment about her child’s behavior her child’s school or daycare on top of the con- shows a person is becoming overheated. At much less try to correct it. It is now to a point cerns that are being raised by members of the this stage, the person will have a flushed- where my sister and I are not hanging out as family. To salvage the relationship seek to be looking appearance and body temperatures much as we did before. Please help! more supportive and understanding of her situ- Ava Knows is an Author, Advice Blogger and are nearing 102 degrees. At the next stage, ation. You could also arrange for some adult Storyteller. Ask Ava is currently featured on so- "heat exhaustion", the body loses water Peyton time with just the two of you to clear the air and cial media platforms such as Facebook, You through sweating. Without non-alcoholic strengthen your bond. Good luck... fluid replacement, the body cannot cool itself Tube, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest and Tumblr. through sweating. Suggested treatment for In addition, the Ask Ava Podcast is now available Ava heat exhaustion is providing a cool, nonalco- on ITunes and Spotify. PAGE 6 • Midweek: July 17-20, 2019 SANFORD HERALD OBITUARIES

DONALD EDWARD GOR- December 29, 1992 in Sanford, Sanford, Florida. compassion for people and Sanford, he became a HELEN RUTH SASSER MAN JR. Florida. William attended his commitment to his Handyman re-surfacing ten- Seminole County Public DEACON ROY LESTER Christian walk. Viewing and nis courts, various home, and Helen Ruth Sasser, “Mrs. Donald Edward Gorman Schools and was a graduate HOOKS visitation will be held on commercial jobs. This led Helen”, 78, of Sanford, Jr., “Donnie,” passed away of Lake Mary High School Friday, July 19, 2019 from 5-7 Larry to establishing his own Florida passed away on July 6 2019 at his home in Class of 2011. He was a Deacon Roy Lester Hooks, PM at New Bethel Missionary business called “ONE-MAN- Tuesday, July 2, 2019 at her Sanford after a valiant fight member of 68, of Sanford passed away Baptist Church 618 W 10th WORKING” which included residence with her loving with cancer. He was born Grace peacefully on July 12, 2019. Street Sanford. lawn services , painting, and family by her side. She was a October 6, 1967 in Sanford Apostolic Funeral services will be held Arrangements entrusted to household repairs. member of Church of God of and grew up in Sanford and Temple, on Saturday, July 20, 2019 at Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. He leaves to cherish his Prophecy, Sanford, Florida. Lake Mary attending local Sanford, 11 a.m. Calvary Temple Of 819 W 1st Street Sanford, memory: His mother, Ruthie Helen was a kind, loving, and schools. Florida. Praise Church 2020 Florida (407)732-4594. Nathan – Sanford, FL; One generous person. She was a He married Juanita Murray William McCracken Aunt: Elnora Johnson life-long resident of Sanford, in 1987 and worked for many was a life- Road LARRY GLENN NATHAN (Almore) – Sanford, FL; Two Florida. years in the pest control busi- long resi- Sanford. sons: Larry Donnell Nathan Helen was preceded in ness including his father’s dent of Interment Larry Glenn Nathan was (Amber) – Orlando, FL; and death by business GSI Pest Control. He Sanford, will follow born on December 23, 1951 in Kevin Andre Nathan her son she loved bowling and hunting. Florida. Sanford, Florida to Ruthie (Carleen) – Durham, NC; two loved dear- William Jeiel in He leaves to behind a large William Brandon Nathan and the late daughters: Lekeshia ly, Jerry Haws Restlawn family to cherish his memory; is survived Cemetery. Herman Hampton – Sanford, FL; and Lee Sasser, his wife Juanita Murray by his lov- Deacon Nathan. Leneshia Hampton-Wesley “Big Gorman, two children, ing, caring, Hooks was He attend- (Khalin) – Sanford, FL; Three Poppa”. daughter Charity Gorman and devoted parents, father, the son of ed brothers: Leon Burrows Helen is Harms (Justin) and son, William Jefferson Haws; James Goldsboro (Lois) – Rochester, NY; survived mother, Debora A. Haws; Herman Nathan – Rochester, by her son, Caynon Gorman and his two Deacon Roy Hooks, Sr. Elementary beloved grandsons. Also his grandparents, Tomie NY; and Ronald Nathan Tommy Lester Hooks and Annie School mother Barbara Miller Meadows and Joyce Ruth (affection- (Ingrid) – Debary, FL; Eight Tiger; lov- Gorman, his father Donald E. Meadows, and a host of Andrews ately called extended family siblings in Helen Ruth ing grand- Gorman Sr. (Wendy), brother aunts, uncles, cousins, and (George T. Wormley, Jr.) He “The Little Orlando, Atlanta, and St. Sasser daughters Jason Gorman, sister Rhonda sorrowing friends. was the beloved husband of Red Petersburg FL.; a host of whom she Gorman, Trish Jarrell and Visitation on Thursday, Lillian Chisolm-Hooks for 47 School”); grandchildren, nieces, reared as Annette Drabecki, three July 18, 2019, 5 PM – 7 PM at years. Deacon Hooks leaves Larry Glenn and gradu- nephews, cousins, other rela- her own, Niagiria S. Wright and Nytiasha Williams; nieces, four nephews and Sunrise Funeral Home to cherish his life 4 sons, Nathan ated from tives and friends. many aunts, uncles and Chapel, 900 Locust Avenue, Marlon (Tammy), Rodney, Crooms numerous grandchildren and cousins. Sanford, Florida 32771. Shawn and warren Hooks all High Visitation will be held on great grands; and a host of He will be missed by A Celebration of Life of Sanford, Florida; god- School in 1970. He moved to Friday, July 19, 2019 from 5- nieces, nephews, cousins, many. A celebration of life Service will be held on Friday, daughter, Shannon (Xavier) Rochester, New York for a 7:00 P.M. at First Shiloh other relatives and sorrowing will be held at a later time. July 19, 2019, 11 AM at Barfield-Santos. Additionally, short span after graduation. Missionary Baptist Church, friends. Evergreen Cemetery, 1975 he leaves 5 brothers, 5 sisters, Larry was married to 700 South Elm Avenue, A Celebration of Life serv- WILLIAM JEIEL HAWS West 25th Street, Sanford, 6 sisters-in-laws, 4 brother-in- Gloria Mason of Sanford hav- Sanford, Florida 32771. The ice will be held on Saturday, Florida 32771 with Mr. laws, 8 grandchildren, 1 great ing two sons of this union funeral service will be held July 20, 2019,11 AM, at William Jeiel Haws, 26, of Vaughn Parker, officiating. grand child and a host of (Larry Donnell and Kevin on Saturday, July 20, 2019 - Church of God of Prophecy, Sanford, Florida passed away Interment will be held at uncles, aunts, nieces, Andre). Later, he had two 11:00 A.M. at First Shiloh 2509 South Elm Avenue, with his loving family by his Evergreen Cemetery, Sanford, nephews, cousins and friends. daughters with Pearlie Mae Missionary Baptist Church. Sanford, Florida 32771. side on Monday, July 8, 2019 Florida. Deacon Hooks was loved by Hampton (Lekeshia and Gail & Wynn's Mortuary, Services Entrusted to the at Advent Health Altamonte Services Entrusted to the the communities of Sanford, Leneshia). Inc. is in charge of all care of Sunrise Funeral Springs, Altamonte Springs, care of Sunrise Funeral Florida and Rochester, New He served in the United arrangements. www.gail- Home, 900 Locust Avenue, Florida. He was born Home, 900 Locust Avenue, York. He was known for his States Army. On his return to wynnsmortuary.com Sanford, Florida.

SLADEK A lifelong Oviedo resident, going to come with me?’ He she says are mostly from peo- Tuesday. Persampiere had no “I want to have a discussion Sladek said the city was sim- did. 18 years later, here we are. ple who live in the City of comment when asked by the and say ‘maybe you could ply the place that felt the most He’s a good sport. He’s lived Oviedo, crediting this to her Sanford Herald about whether clear out 25 percent of the Continued from Page 1 like home. in the house we’re in now work knocking on doors and he was running or not. trees, and build straight up,’” “Everybody’s nice,” she longer than anywhere else, so meeting them. Sladek, who served on the she said. “Developers did not said. “It’s a hometown charm. Oviedo is more of a home for “I’m presumably running City Commission until love that idea.” velopers’. It’s not the same anywhere him than anywhere.” against a 19-year incumbent,” terming out last December, She said she also wasn’t Sladek told the Sanford else. I left town after high Oviedo’s municipal elec- she said. “He’ll have out of had a wealth of ideas as to only on the side of environ- Herald that her plans involved school, and then was like ‘oh, tions will take place Nov. 5, town money and $1,000 how to go about improving mental activists, favoring a curbing development in a this place is great, I have to get 2019. checks, and that will give him the town. She addressed the balanced approach. smart way and making City back home as fast as I can.’ It Since announcing her run the ability to reach everybody. development of the area, and “That freaks out the tree Hall more transparent for resi- was a condition of my mar- for mayor, Sladek has collected I thought about what approach said she favored ‘developing huggers,” she said. “They say dents. riage. I said ‘I love you, but $20,000 in donations from over I could use, and I just started up, not out,’ meaning she ‘no, stop cutting down trees,’ I’m going home. Are you 200 individual donors, which knocking on doors and asking wanted to stop using up so but we’ve got to do something for money. I told them I’d fight much space. different. We can’t stop. We’ve to keep out of town big devel- One idea to help do that, got to find something new.” opers out. That’s the system, she said, was to change the Her experience as a City and we’re tired of it. We want rules on “clear cutting,” which Commissioner also left her dis- to own city hall. We’re trying means completely clearing an illusioned with what she said to keep pace with out of town entire plot of land of any natu- was bad management of some money that wants to try and ral wildlife before building. aspects of the city’s govern- clobber us.” Sladek said she hoped to work ment - and she wants to fix it if Current mayor Dominic with developers to creatively she’s elected. Persampiere had not filed to get around clearing out too One example was a vote run again as of press time many trees. from last year on creating a new streetlight fee in the city where residents would pay each year to contribute to maintaining lights and adding new lights around town. Sladek said it had illustrated the point to her that too often, the City Commission doesn’t listen to its constituents. “Fifty people came and spoke against the idea,” she said. “It was still a four to one vote to do it. I was the one vote. They came and spoke and I just thought, what was that all for? It didn’t seem to make an impact. Now we have a streetlight fee, which is a way for them to get $1.2 mil- lion every year.” She said her goal was to “bring a little politeness back to City Hall.” “Our citizens deserve to be dealt with respectfully, not cut off if they have a different opinion,” she said. “There has to be room for diversity of ideas in City Hall.” She also criticized the way the City Commission utilized its consent agenda at meetings. She said they had a policy where no one could ask to remove items from the consent agenda unless a majority of the commissioners voted to do so. “They wouldn’t allow any items to be removed,” she said. “I used to vote ‘no’ on the entire consent agenda some- times.” However, Deputy City Manager Patrick Kelly disput- ed this, saying that commis- sioners could remove items from the consent agenda and often questioned staff about items on the consent agenda. But all of those things are reasons why Sladek said she decided to run for mayor. “This is the people’s cam- paign,” she said. “If people can’t step up, I can’t run effec- tively and the status quo wins. If they like the status quo, all they have to do is nothing.” SANFORD HERALD Midweek: July 17-20, 2019 • PAGE 7 'Justice wasn't served': 50 years since Chappaquiddick

BOSTON (AP) — was swept up in the aftermath. He himself from the submerged vehicle, Kopechne's commitment to civil Even so, Kennedy went on to The crash ended a young recalls getting death threats and 24- said he tried in vain to rescue rights drew her to Robert Kennedy's serve another four decades in the woman's life, and with it, a man's hour police protection, and says he Kopechne. He later described his campaign. Relatives believe she Senate, where he was one of the White House dreams. is still frustrated by the judge's failure to report the accident to would have pursued more activism nation's longest serving and most U.S. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's refusal to subpoena anyone who police for 10 hours as "indefensible," and perhaps a political career of her influential legislators of the 20th Oldsmobile sedan veered off a nar- was at the party or share key inves- attributing the delay to exhaustion, own. century, securing his place in the row bridge on Chappaquiddick tigative documents — stymieing the shock and a concussion. "Mary Jo was ahead of her time pantheon of American politics. Island, an extension of the resort grand jury's efforts to determine The nation, too, was shocked. But for women in 1969, so I'm pretty In "True Compass," a memoir island of Martha's Vineyard off the whether Kennedy had been drink- it was also distracted by the historic sure she would have pioneered a published shortly after his 2009 Massachusetts coast, and plunged ing. Apollo 11 moon landing, which new path for women in death, Kennedy called into a moonlit pond 50 years ago "If we'd been allowed to do our eclipsed news coverage. Kennedy, Washington," Nelson said. "The true Chappaquiddick "a horrible tragedy Thursday. His passenger, 28-year- job, there would have been an who insisted he hadn't been drink- tragedy of that night in that haunts me every day of my old Mary Jo Kopechne, drowned. indictment and a request to have a ing, pleaded guilty to leaving the Chappaquiddick is she never got life." Kennedy, 37, survived, but his jury trial," he said. "Justice wasn't scene of an accident and received a that chance." Not surprisingly, nothing is presidential ambitions did not. The served. There were so many discrep- suspended sentence of two months And what of Kennedy's own lega- planned to mark Thursday's Massachusetts Democrat waited 10 ancies, but we weren't allowed to do in jail. He was never indicted. cy? anniversary at the Edward M. hours to report the accident to our jobs to get to the truth — what- For Kopechne's family, bitterness Were it not for Chappaquiddick, Kennedy Institute for the United police, and the "whys?" dogged him ever the truth may have been." has given way to a desire to honor Kennedy may well have been the States Senate, erected in his memory for the rest of his days. "I was young, and I believed in her memory by telling her story and Democrat who denied Richard in the shadow of the John F. Half a century later, what did and the system," he continued. "I awarding scholarships in her name Nixon a second term in 1972. But he Kennedy Presidential Library & didn't happen on Chappaquiddick believed everyone played by the to bright young students, said didn't dare run then, and a later Museum in Boston. Island on July 18, 1969, continues to same rules. I learned they don't." William Nelson, a cousin born three presidential campaign in 1980 fiz- On its website, Chappaquiddick fascinate and frustrate. Kennedy was driving after a years after she died. Kopechne's zled. — which inspired a 2018 film of the "Every time there's an anniver- party when his car flipped into the father died in 2003; her mother died "The phenomenon of the personal same name — appears only in a few sary, it's like it happened yesterday," chilly waters, trapping Kopechne in 2007. becoming political began with obscure interviews conducted as Leslie Leland, who served as fore- inside. She had been a campaign "We've shifted into trying to have Chappaquiddick," said Patrick part of an oral history project. man of the grand jury that investi- worker for Kennedy's brother, Mary Jo's life mean something," said Maney, a Kennedy expert and pro- ___ gated, told The Associated Press in a Robert, who was assassinated the Nelson, of Slatington, Pennsylvania. fessor of political science at Boston The AP Corporate Archives con- telephone interview from his home previous year in Los Angeles during "She was kind of glossed over as the College. "There was something dif- tributed to this report. Follow Bill on the Vineyard. California's Democratic presidential girl in the car. It was all about Ted ferent in American politics after Kole on Twitter at Now 79, Leland was a young primary. Kennedy. She would have gone on Chappaquiddick than there was https://twitter.com/billkole. pharmacist on the island when he Kennedy, who managed to free to do great things." before."

AP APOLLO challenge. Not just for me, but for Sanford/Lake Mary campus’ Emil APOLLO 11 ASTRO- NASA, and for President Kennedy. He Buehler Perpetual Trust Planetarium on NAUTS MARK HIS- said he wanted to achieve the goal of Saturday, there will be a screening of the Continued from Page 1 TORIC LAUNCH Continued from Page 1 landing on the moon before the decade documentary film ‘Apollo 11,’ which was out. It was an achievement. We chronicles the famous landing and fea- Buzz Aldrin and were trying to get ahead of Russia, tures “never-before seen footage” of ment of the Islamic Michael Collins will ing and engineering company Bendix, which we did. It was a great accomplish- astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Neil Republic's arsenal could mark the precise moment which had a role in manufacturing parts ment.” Armstrong speaking about the mission. be up for negotiations — 9:32 a.m. on July 16, for the mission. He also cited an award he had been That will take place at 7 p.m. with the U.S., a possible 1969 — that their Saturn “I was the crane operator,” Stanley given, which praised him and others for SSC Planetarium Director Derek opening for talks. V rocket departed coastal said. “NASA oversaw us. They were all a “commitment to excellence” for help- Demeter told the Sanford Herald that he

Florida on humanity's around us all the time, telling us what to ing with the rocket launch, and adding thought it was important to celebrate the 'JUSTICE WASN'T first moon landing. do. We got everything ready to transport that “excellence is never completely anniversary of Apollo 11 to contextualize SERVED' over to the high bay building and won, but must be constantly strived for.” where we need to be in terms of space WHAT CULINARY assemble it into a rocket. Then we had to He said he was proud to have received travel. It's been 50 years since DELIGHT IS FOLLOW- transport it to the launch pad.” that, which he’s kept to this day. “The biggest thing, our goal is to the 1969 automobile acci- ING VENEZUELANS Stanley was modest talking about “The job had some meaning to it,” he reach the moon, and continue to Mars,” dent on Chappaquiddick Apollo 11 at first: “It was like any other said. he said. Island that killed a Millions fleeing their day. I just did my job.” Joan said she hadn’t known every- “We want to reflect on the experiences woman and thwarted the troubled homeland are But Joan remembered things in a more late Sen. Edward M. thing going on at Stanley’s job at the from Apollo 11, and encourage the next taking their most ubiqui- reverent light: “There were a lot of peo- Kennedy's presidential time, but remembered it as a good time. generation to go beyond that. We want tous dish — corn flat- ple praying very hard that we would get aspirations. “I remember all the nice things he got to get re-ignited on what we did and breads called arepas — it right. That was on everyone’s mind, at home,” she said. “He had envelopes how to go beyond.” with them. that everything went exactly right.” WHO'S SLIPPING IN with all the astronauts on them, so we He said he believed the fascination That was in contrast to the Apollo 1 could send them to friends. I saved them people have with outer space came from FUNDRAISING 'GOT', 'VEEP,' 'BIG mission in 1967, which ended in three and gave them to our children.” “the obvious desire for humanity to con- BANG' SEEK FINAL deaths from a fire that broke out in the Speaking of children, Joan said their tinue exploring.” Beto O'Rourke raised cabin. Stanley didn’t want to talk much just $3.6 million in the EMMY NODS grandchildren had gone to school talk- And he said the moon landing had about that incident. second quarter, joining a ing about how Stanley had been been a big landmark for everyone inter- “That was a bad time,” he said. “The growing group of The HBO fantasy saga involved in putting a man on the moon. ested in space and technology. Democratic presidential "Game of Thrones" seeks poor guys couldn’t get out of that space That led to Stanley coming in himself on “A lot of the tech came from Apollo hopefuls struggling to to claim the Emmy ship.” show-and-tell days to talk about it. 11,” he said. “Now it benefits the next raise the cash needed for Awards version of the But Apollo 11 was a triumph, Stanley “We got lots of thank-you’s for that,” generation, to tackle issues they’re fac- a credible White House Iron Throne one last said. she said. ing.” run. time. “It felt good,” he said. “It was a real At Seminole State College’s

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A V E Page 8 Wednesday July 17, 2019 Sports SANFORDYOUTHBASEBALLBriefs The City of Sanford has announced that registration is now open for ALL Boys and Florida League Week 7 Recap Girls for the 2019 Fall Season in the Sanford Babe Ruth & Cal Ripken Baseball League. Scorpions sweep Cal Ripken Division Ages _ Tee Ball: 4-to-6 year olds; Rookies: 7-and-8 year olds; top player honors, Minors: 9-and-10 year olds; Majors: 11-and-12 year olds. Babe Ruth Division Ages _ Juniors: 13-to-15 year olds; move into playoff Seniors: 16-to-18 year olds. Registration Options: * Monday thru Thursday from 7 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. at position for first the Downtown Recreation Department on the lower level of Sanford City Hall (300 North Park Avenue) on the corner of time this season Park Avenue and Seminole Special to the Herald Boulevard (lake front). * Monday thru Thursday Winter Park continues to assert its dominance over the from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. at rest of the league, ending Week Seven with a 26-4 record. Chase Park (1500 Celery With two weeks of regular season play remaining, the Avenue), Phone: 407-302-1021. * Last day to register is Dawgs have ten games scheduled, and are in great shape Saturday, August 10, 2019, or to set a new record for regular season wins. The current Photo courtesy of Florida League when Divisions are full. best mark belongs to the 2017 Sanford River Rats, who * Go to _ went 30-12 and went on to win the championship. The Seminole County Scorpions duo of Anthony George and Christian Simon were the Week 7 Florida League www.sanfrdyouthbaseball.co Defending champion DeLand is entrenched in the Player of the Week and Pitcher of the Week. m _ to register on-line. second spot with a 23-9 record, and are four games Saturdays At Chase Park: back of Winter Park. Other nominations _ Daniel Paret (DeLand), Stephen also the league leader in saves with five. * July 20 and 27 from 8 a.m. Sanford has created separation from Leesburg in the Wilmer (Leesburg), Jeremy Peel (Sanford), Chase Raines #12 Quinton Martinez (Appalachian State), Seminole to 5 p.m. third spot, as the River Rats are now four games in (Winter Garden), Jaylyn Whitehead (Winter Park). County _ Martinez is a projectable left-hander who has Fees: front of the Lightning. Top Prospects in North Carolina for Showcase * Tee Ball (4-to-6 year olds) _ $35 a seven-inning no-hitter and a 10 strikeout game to his per player/$45 for non-residents. Finally, the battle for the coveted final playoff spot in After consulting all six head coaches, the Florida League credit this summer. In 24 innings of work, he has 26 * Rookies (7-8), Minors (9-10), the five seed is tight, with Seminole County, who is staff has selected thirty of the Florida League’s top prospects strikeouts and a 3.00 ERA. Majors (11-12), Juniors (13-15) out of the cellar for the first time this season, only two to participate in the 7th annual Southeast Collegiate #18 Cole Beverlin (Florida State), DeLand _ Beverlin and Seniors (16-18) _ $70 per games up on Winter Garden. Prospect Showcase. This year’s event is being held at the was a 38th round draft pick out of high school, but chose player/$80 for non-residents. Here are the standings through Sunday (July 14): USA National Training Complex in Cary,North Carolina. to attend Florida State instead. He boasts a 2.42 ERA over * Mail registration to: Team (Week) Season Starting in 2013, the Prospect Showcase gave profes- 26 innings, and has a flawless 3-0 record on the year. Sanford Recreation 1. Winter Park Diamond Dawgs (5-1), 26-4. sional scouts an opportunity to see the best players #19 Tate Stone-Frisina (Rollins), Winter Park _ The junior Department, P.O. Box 1788, 2. DeLand Suns (4-1), 23-9. from the Florida and Sunbelt Leagues. For three years, right-hander has been phenomenal for the Diamond Dawgs Sanford, Florida 32772. Attn: Youth Baseball. 3. Sanford River Rats (3-1), 17-13. the two leagues were the only participants. In 2016, this summer, posting a 1.84 ERA over 24.1 innings of work * Make checks out to the: 4. Leesburg Lightning (2-3), 13-17. the Southern League joined in, making it a two-day with 16 strikeouts. His wipeout slider has been an effective “City of Sanford”. 5. Seminole County Scorpions (2-3), 6-22-1. event. A year later, the Ripken and Valley Leagues pitch, while also sitting in the low 90s with his fastball. For more information, visit 6. Winter Garden Squeeze (0-7), 4-24-1. were added to the mix. All five leagues are part of the #20 Jack Wolgast (Southeastern), Winter Park _ Wolgast the league website at _ Player of the Week: National Alliance of Collegiate Summer Baseball. All has been the top-performing starting pitcher for the best www.sanfordyouthbaseball.c Anthony George (Jacksonville), catcher/third base, leagues in the alliance are 501c3 non-profits, and are team in the league. He is 3-0 on the year with a 0.88 ERA om _ or call the Recreation Seminole County Scorpions _ George has been the partially funded by Major League Baseball. over 20.1 innings, including 20 strikeouts against only six Department at 407-688-5120, hottest bat in the league since his arrival in late June. “The Prospect Showcase event has had a lasting impact walks. He has allowed only seven hits on the entire season. option 6 or John Polk, Recreation Supervisor _ He appeared in four games last week, and notched on our league,” remarked Florida League President #23 Austin Wood (Stetson), DeLand _ Wood is a email: nine hits in 15 at-bats. The local product (Hagerty) had Stefano Foggi. “It has given our players a valuable oppor- promising right handed pitcher out of Stetson [email protected] _ at two games with three hits, one game with two hits, tunity to be seen by professional scouts. More than half of University. He is coming off an injury, but will be 407-302-1021. and one game with one hit. He scored three times and players that we have sent to the event have signed profes- healthy enough to play in the Showcase. His best pitch sional contracts with Major League Baseball teams.” ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD drove in four against DeLand on Saturday, and then is his curveball, which baffled hitters all spring. Coming up at Orlando wrapped up his week with a two-home run game on This year’s roster will have all six Florida League #26 Brady Choban (Marshall), DeLand _ Choban is a Speed World Dragway: Sunday at Winter Garden. The former UCF Knight teams represented. DeLand leads the way with 10 flame throwing righthander from the Thundering * Today (Wednesday) is ended the week with a .600/.579/1.067 slash line, scor- players, followed by Sanford with eight. The Diamond Herd of Marshall. He has made 11 appearances for the “Whoop Azz Wednesday”, ing six and driving in eight. His season average sits at Dawgs will send seven, the Squeeze and Scorpions Suns, and has 17 strikeouts in 17 innings of work. He featuring “All Welcome Test an impressive .452 in 12 games played. will send two each, and the Lightning will have one. is also second in the league in saves with four. and Tune, Grudge Racing and Other nominations _ Peter Hutzal (DeLand), Jarrett The roster includes 14 pitchers and 16 position players. #27 Daniel Paret (Stetson), DeLand _ Paret is the reign- Fun Runs” with gates open- Backus (Leesburg), Humberto Torres (Sanford), Wesley Pitchers: ing Atlantic Sun Conference Freshman of the Year, and has ing at 6 p.m. and racing from Faison (Winter Garden), Adarius Myers (Winter Park). #7 Brock Myers (Tennessee Tech), Sanford _ Myers has been arguably the best starting pitcher in the league this 6 p.m.-to-11 p.m. General Admission is $12, plus an Pitcher of the Week: been a key piece out of the Sanford bullpen, making 10 summer. The big lefty is 3-0 on the year over six appear- additional $13 to race. Christian Simon (Montevallo), lefthander, Seminole appearances. In 16.2 innings, he has struck out 17 batters, ances, sporting a 0.94 ERA. He also has 33 strikeouts * “Friday Night Frenzy” County Scorpions _ It was a tight vote for top pitcher and allowed only one earned run for an ERA of 0.54. against only eight walks in 28.2 innings. Most impressive- will also feature “All this week, as five different players received at least one #9 Victor Gotay (Keiser), Winter Park _ Gotay is one of the ly, the 15 hits Paret has allowed have all been singles. Welcome Test and Tune and vote. In the end, Christian Simon of the Scorpions was hardest throwers in the Florida League, and will look to make #28 Tony Rossi (West Florida), Sanford _ Rossi is the Grudge Racing” with gates the winner for Week Seven. He had a phenomenal start an impact on the mound for the Florida League. He has a 3.00 reigning Gulf South Conference Freshman of the Year opening at 6 p.m. General against the dangerous Sanford offense, tossing seven ERAover 15 innings this summer,and has struck out 14. after a great season for the Argonauts. His success has Admission is $12, plus an innings on Monday night. Two runs were scored, #11 Brian Carruyo (St. Louis CC), Winter Park _ followed him to Sanford, where he has a 2.50 ERA additional $13 to race. though only one was earned. He scattered eight hits, Without question, Carruyo has the been the most dom- * The Track will be closed over four starts, including 26 strikeouts in 18 innings. for improvements from July didn’t walk any batters, and struck out 10, which ties inant reliever in the league this summer. He has #29 Ryan Stuempfig (Wichita State), Winter Park _ teammate Quinton Martinez for the most in one game in appeared in 14 of Winter Park’s 28 games, throwing 18 The big right-hander has a perfect 3-0 record on the See Briefs, Page 9 the league this summer. Simon now ranks third in the innings. He has allowed only one earned run for an year, and also earned the start for the West All-Star league in both innings pitched (30.2) and strikeouts (34). ERA of 0.50 and struck out 28 hitters. He is 3-0, and team. He has a 24:4 strike out-to-walk ratio, and a 2.25 ERA over a team high 28 innings. #30 Nick Cummings (Undecided), Sanford _ Cummings was a late addition to the Rats’ roster, and has been phenomenal in his five appearances. He has nine strikeouts through nine innings, and has an ERA of 1.12. #31 Ethan Brown (Seminole State), Winter Garden _ Ethan Brown is a projectable lefty on the mound who has great stuff. His only issue has been command. Still, the combination of a low 90s fastball and good swing- and-miss stuff (23 strike outs in 20 innings) earned him a spot to be seen at the Showcase. Catchers: #5 Rodrigo Montenegro (St. Petersburg), DeLand _ Montenegro has been efficient at the plate, with a .302 batting average and .531 on-base percentage. Without question, however, his place on this team is because of his defense. The sophomore backstop has an impres- sive 23 assists from the catcher position, which is eight more than any other catcher in the league. #10 Luis Cabrera (Southeastern), Winter Park _ Cabrera has been a force at the plate with a .386/.494/.543 slash line over 85 plate appearances in 23 games. He has only struck out eight times on the year, and has also added five doubles and two dingers. #25 Christian Pregent (Stetson), DeLand _ Pregent is only a few weeks past his high school graduation, but has shown tremendous potential this summer. He has three home runs on the season, and a 16:17 walk:strikeout ratio. He is also second in the league in catcher assists with 15. Infield: #1 Dalton Shuffield (Texas State), Winter Garden _ Shuffield was a huge part of Texas State’s conference cham- pionship run, and has been the silver lining on a tough sea- son for the Squeeze. He leads the league in hitting at .397, with 29 hits in only 20 games. Eight of those hits have gone for extra bases, and he also added a home run in the All-Star Game. His defense has been incredible to watch as well. #2 Hunter Fornari (FGCU), DeLand _ Fornari has used the past few weeks to change his summer, hitting three home runs since the beginning of July. He has 31 hits on the year, and has shown good wheels with a perfect 8-8 stolen base record. Fornari is also one of the top gloves in the league, and has the ability to play any infield position. #3 Francis Villaman (FIU), Sanford _ Villaman finds himself on the Prospect team for the second time, after also being named to the team in 2017. He has been a huge part of the River Rats’ offensive success, with a .303 bat- ting average and a .517 slugging percentage. He has seven doubles, four home runs and has driven in 22 runs. #8 Daniel Carinci (Northwest Florida State), Winter Park _ Carinci is having a solid season at the plate, hitting .250 in 25 games for Winter Park. He has three home runs, 14 runs Herald photos by Romeo Guzman scored and five steals. His best asset might be his defense, Thomas Broyles (top) and Connor Allen as he makes tough plays look routine almost every game. (above) are two of the eight Sanford River Rats #14 Peter Hutzal (Marshall), DeLand _ Hutzal has on the Florida League All-Star Team that is par- been a nice piece for DeLand, racking up nine extra- base hits in 16 games. He is hitting .333, has an OBP of ticipating in the 7th annual Southeast Collegiate Prospect Showcase in Cary, North Carolina. See FCSL, Page 9 SANFORD HERALD

#6 Cage Cox (Valdosta State), Leesburg _ For walked more than he has struck out on the season. * DeLand at Sanford, 6:30 p.m. FCSL not having played baseball in over a year, Cox #24 Jarrod Cande (Florida Southern), Sanford _ By * Leesburg at Winter Garden, 7 p.m. Continued from Page 8 hasn’t missed a beat. He is slashing this point, everyone knows what kind of season * Seminole County at Winter Park, 7 p.m. .435 and is slugging .588. He is a powerful bat .313/.432/.500 in 27 games, and has hit five Cande is having. It took him only half a season to tie Thursday, July 18 from the left side, and has driven in 17 runs. home runs for the Lightning. In addition to his the league home run record (9), and has also added * Winter Park at Seminole County, 6:30 p.m. #15 Joe Burke (Kentucky Wesleyan), DeLand _ 30 hits on the year, he has also walked 20 times. nine doubles and two triples. He also leads the * Sanford at DeLand, 7 p.m. Burke finds himself on the Prospect Team for the #16 Justin Farmer (FIU), Sanford _ Farmer fol- league in runs (25), RBI (27), and outfield assists (5). * Leesburg Winter Garden, 7 p.m. second time after being a member of the team lowed up a fantastic spring at Wallace CC (AL) Rick Hall of the DeLand Suns will act as the head Friday, July 19 last summer. He is up to five home runs on the with an equally impressive effort for the Rats coach for the team. He will be assisted by Rich Billings * DeLand at Sanford, 6:30 p.m. summer, including two multi-home run games. this summer. He is slashing .369/.474/.569, and (Leesburg), Josh Montero (Sanford), Jim Newlin * Winter Garden at Leesburg, 7 p.m. He has played first base in every game for has scored 18 times in 20 games. (Winter Park), and Jason Umberger (DeLand). * Seminole County at Winter Park, 7 p.m. DeLand, and only has two errors on the year. #17 Gunnar Hoglund (Ole Miss), Seminole County The team arrived on North Carolina Monday Saturday, July 20 #22 ConnorAllen (UCF), Sanford _Allen is a big first _ Hoglund was drafted in the first round in 2018 as a evening, and went through MLB’s Product * Winter Park at Seminole, 6:30 p.m. baseman, who is hitting a home run (4) every 12 at bats pitcher, but chose to attend Ole Miss. He plans on Development Pipeline testing. They were to have * Sanford at DeLand, 7 p.m. this summer.He flashes a great glove at first base (only playing as a two-way player next year for the Rebels, played two games on Tuesday against the Valley * Winter Garden at Leesburg, 7 p.m. one error on the season), and gets on base at a .444 clip. and is using this summer to work on his hitting. Five League and the Sunbelt League. Sunday, July 21 Outfield: of his 12 hits have gone for extra bases this year, and Week 8 Schedule: * Winter Garden at Seminole County, 5 p.m. #4 Mark Townsend (Stetson), DeLand _ he has also added six steals to his ledger. Tuesday, July 16 * Sanford at Leesburg, 5 p.m. Townsend has been playing at an MVP level all #21 Thomas Broyles (Missouri), Sanford _ Broyles 7th annual Southeast Collegiate Prospect Showcase at * Winter Park at DeLand, 5 p.m. summer for DeLand. He leads the team in aver- has turned his summer around over the past few USANational Training Complex, Cary,North Carolina Be sure to follow your favorite team and the Florida age (.342), runs (24), hits (38), doubles (8), home weeks, slugging five home runs for Sanford. He has * FCSL All-Stars vs. Valley League, late. League at _ www.floridaleague.com _ call the Hotline run (5), RBI (26) and steals (9). He has also raised his average to .297, and is second on the team * FCSL vs. Sunbelt League, late. _ 321-206-9174 _ or on social media for the latest played in every game for the Suns this summer. with 23 RBI. The lefty stick from Missouri has also Wednesday, July 17 updates about upcoming events at the ballpark!

Briefs Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium, South Orange Youth Continued from page 8 Complex in Orlando and Zinn Beck 20-through-August 3. Private track Field in Sanford. rentals will still be available. If Visit the website _ interested, please contact Wade at www.leaguelineup.com/osba _ for (407) 307-6693. more information on the league. The Dragway Information 23+ Division Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 and the Best of 3 website is at _ Sunday, July 21 www.raceosw.com/dragway/. 9 a.m. _ Orlando Madness vs. SpeedWorld is located 17 miles Orlando Lugnuts, Sorenson. east of Orlando in Bithlo at 19164 9 a.m. _ Orlando Brewers vs. East Colonial Drive, between DeLand Blue Jays, Bennett. Orlando and Titusville on Highway 12 p.m. _ Orlando Madness vs. 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. Orlando Lugnuts, Sorenson. LMSA 12 p.m. _ Orlando Brewers vs. Ahoy! DeLand Blue Jays, Bennett. 11 Boats came out to sail this past RECREATION SOFTBALL Wednesday (July 10) evening. The City of Sanford Parks and Everybody got a little wet, but had tons Recreation Department is taking of fun. Richard Gailey took first overall, team registrations for the 2019 Fall first displacement, and also won the Adult Slowpitch Softball League, bottle of Gosling Gold Seal Rum. which consists of the Church League Here are the results: Recreation on Monday and the Semi- 1. (Displacement 1) Wicklow Way Co-Ed/Fun League on Wednesday. (Richard Gailey), 1:19:00; 2. The Fall League is scheduled to (Planing 1) no name (Scott begin the week of August 19 and Marriott), 1:19:50; 3. (Displacement everyone is invited to watch the 2) Show Me (Andy Forrest), 1:20:43; games for free at Pinehurst Park, 4. (Displacement 3) Patriot (David located in Lake Gem Park on West Mair), 1:21:18; 5. (Planing 2) Tacky 24th Street off 17-92. (Tony Porterfield), 1:26:12; 6. The League, which is geared to fun (Planing 3) Fleur de Mer (Olivier and fellowship and not win at all costs, Fleury), 1:26:39; 7. (Multi-hull 1) is always open to new teams wanting Showbiz Kids (Steve Siegfield), to get out and enjoy an evening or two 1:44:00. Did Not Finish _ a week out in the fresh air. (Displacement 4) YOT (Jeff Herter); For more information contact Eric (Displacement 4) Black Jack Bill Griffin, City of Sanford Recreation (Bill Holstein); (Displacement 4) Supervisor, at 407-688-5120; visit Shajaira (Bob Fellingham); the city website _ (Displacement 4) Castaway www.sanfordfl.gov _ or email: (Richard Mcfadyen). [email protected] _ the Upcoming Events: League Information Website, * Every Wednesday _ the LMSA including registration forms, is at _ Goslings Rum Race will be contest- http://www.leaguelineup.com/we ed. Start window is 6:25 p.m.-to- lcome.asp?cmenuid=1&url=sanford 6:30 p.m. Be sure to come by the softball&sid=804638851. clubhouse beforehand to sign in Photo courtesy of LMSA and get the course. We will again CHAZ LYTLE BASEBALL be meeting at the Breezeway Here are the winners from the July 10 Lake Monroe Sailing Association Goslings Rum Race. Chaz Lytle Baseball is offering Restaurant afterwards. NOR/Sailing Summer Camps for ages 6- instructions are here: through-high school. http://www.flalmsa.org/?page_id=101. 2019 total is nearly four times what Coast Conference, and also above ing starts at 7:30 p.m. forward pounced on a rolling ball When (9 a.m.-to-noon each day): * It’s time to start thinking about UCF booked just three years ago 10 Big Ten Conference programs, The evening will begin with Heat outside of the box, blasting a shot * Monday, July 22 _ ages 6-7. the Annual Sailfest Regatta in ($8 million, an increase of 296%, in nine from the Southeastern Races in each division, followed by into the upper corner of the net. * Tuesday, July 23 _ ages 8-9-10. December. The event committee fiscal year 2016). Conference and eight from the Big features in Modifieds (35), Bomber * 67’ - Christine Sinclair (Caitlin * Wednesday, July 24 _ ages 8-9-10. would like to hear from you with The Knights’ athletic fundraising 12 Conference. No other American (25), Super Stock (25), American Foord) - POR 3, ORL 1 _ The * Thursday, July 25 _ ages 10-11. any suggestions for charity to spon- is under the direction of Mark Athletic Conference program fin- Auto Sportsman (25) and E-Mods Thorns went up by two goals * Friday, July 26 _ ages 11-12. sor this year. Please send your sug- Wright, UCF deputy athletics direc- ished higher than 38th (Cincinnati). (25). There will also be an momentarily in the 67th minute * Monday, July 29 _ High School. tor and University assistant vice American Auto Sportsman 10-lap when Caitlin Foord laid a ball off to Where: gestions to Allister James. ORLANDO CITY The 2019 calendar is updated on president, and his Championship Dash for Cash. captain Christine Sinclair inside the * Ages 6-12 _ BOOMBAH Orlando City SC (7-9-4, 25 points) the website. Please do not hesitate to Resources staff. Adult admission is $15 (reserved box, who sent a left-footed strike Soldier’s Creek Park, Longwood. earned a 1-0 victory over Columbus reach out to us should you have any “The unprecedented success of seating is $20, the top six (6) rows into the far side of the net. * High School _ to be announced. Crew SC (5-14-2, 17 points) on questions about any of the events. our student-athletes this year and of the Main Grandstand) with all * 68’ - Emily Menges (Own Goal) Skills: Saturday night at Exploria Stadium. Please do not hesitate to contact us fabulous work by our coaches and seniors (65+) and military (with - POR 3, ORL 2 _ Marta quickly * Defensive, Pitching, Catching, Benji Michel scored the game- should you have any questions or ideas. staff have combined to create more valid ID for proof of age or Military responded to Sinclair’s goal, after Hitting, Base Running. winner for the Lions in the 84th Interested parties can find results enthusiasm than we’ve ever seen affiliation) admitted for $13. Kids being sent in behind the backline Cost is $70. minute of the match, becoming the from past races of 2018 on the from our alumni and fans — pro- 11 years of age and under are free by Chioma Ubogagu. Marta drove Register online @ first Homegrown player to score an “Race Results” page viding greater resources that will of charge. MUST be accompanied down the left side, taking a tight- www.chazlytlebaseball.com _ or MLS goal for the First Team in (www.flalmsa.org/?page_id=623) help us achieve our ambitious by paying Adult to qualify for Free angle shot that ricocheted off of contact Chaz Lytle, e-mail _ Club history. Earlier in the season, and results from year’s prior is on goals,” says Knights’ athletics direc- Admission. Pits - Members ($20), Emily Menges and into the net. [email protected] _ or phone Michel became the first the Race Results Archive page tor and vice president Danny White. Non-Members ($25). * 90’ - Erin Greening - ORL 3, at 407-454-1770. Homegrown player to score a goal (www.flalmsa.org/?p=2229). “Our donors understand that The track is located at the corner POR 3 _ Rookie defender Erin for the First Team across all compe- YOUTH BASEBALL/SOFTBALL For more information about LMSA, they play a critical role in what of SR. 44 and CR 415, between New Greening leveled the match with a we’re doing to create the future of titions when he recorded his first Summer championship tourna- visit our web site _ www.flalmsa.org Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. stunning goal, the first score of her college sports. We’re building professional goal in a U.S. Open ments will be hotly contested in the _ or call (321) 578-8364. For information on New Smyrna professional career. Marta drove a something special here in Orlando, Cup Round of 16 against the New county’s many parks and at the So, what are you waiting for? You Speedway, visit _ free kick from distance into the box and these figures impressively England Revolution. BOOMBAH Sports Complex in bought the boat, GO SAILING! www.newsmyrnaspeedwayusa.com _ that was headed by a Portland demonstrate that. We are grateful Goalkeeper Brian Rowe recorded or call the track office at 386-427-4129. defender, only to fall to Greening at Sanford and BOOMBAH Soldiers RECORD FUNDRAISING for the generosity of so many that his fifth shutout as a Lion, preserv- the top of the 18. The Colorado Creek Park in Longwood. ORLANDO PRIDE Fundraising for athletics at UCF in are investing in UCF.” ing the City lead with a diving stop product took a chance off the half- July 19-23 – Perfect Game fiscal year 2019 (ending June 30) pro- This year’s number for overall to his right in the 88th minute to Orlando Pride (2-9-2, 8 points) volley, bending a ball through the 15u/16u World Series. New to duced record numbers in terms of gifts commitments represents almost deny Harrison Afful. erased a two-goal deficit, including crowd and past Britt Eckerstrom. Seminole County this year is the received and overall gift commitments, five times the total figure from fis- Scoring Recap: a 90th-minute equalizer, but ulti- * 90+4’ - Tyler Lussi (Meghan Perfect Game, Inc PG 15u/16u nearly doubling the figure for total cal year 2012 ($6.5 million). The * 84’ - Benji Michel (Ruan, mately fell short, 4-3, to Portland Klingenberg) - POR 4, ORL 3 _ World Series. This event will bring commitments from just a year ago. number of donors does not include Lamine Sané) - ORL 1, CLB 0 _ The Thorns FC (6-2-4, 22 points) on a Despite the Pride’s comeback in elite level baseball players from The last fiscal year included $31.7 student contributions. Lions took the lead late, with stoppage-time goal on Sunday at efforts, the home side pulled ahead across the country to compete for a million dollars committed from The announcement of these Lamine Sané sending in a ball for Providence Park. on the final play of the game, when championship. We are expecting 7,519 donors and $13.6 million in fundraising figures comes just a Ruan down the right flank in Rookie Erin Greening scored her first Meghan Klingenberg connected this event to generate over 1,000 gifts received. All three of those week after UCF’s athletic success in behind the Columbus defense. The professional goal in the seven-goal with Tyler Lussi’s head on a late room nights and 1.7 in eco impact. numbers are all-time highs for UCF 2018-19 was ranked 17th nationally Brazilian defender ran onto it and thriller, while Marta also tallied and corner kick. Location: BOOMBAH Sports athletics fundraising. by CBS Sports in its annual “Best in played it first time across the face forced an own goal by the Thorns. Next Match: Complex. Organized by Perfect Scoring Recap: This year’s overall figure for gift College Sports” ratings. of goal, where Benji Michel banged Orlando Pride return home to Game, Inc. For more information visit: commitments represents almost That ranking meant UCF finished home the finish. * 3’ - Hayley Raso - POR 1, ORL 0 Exploria Stadium on Saturday when https://www.perfectgame.org. twice the number from a year ago higher than 11 members of both the Next Match: _ Australian forward Hayley Raso the Club hosts Sky Blue FC at 7:30 August 10-11 – Say it isn’t so, ($16.6 million). That same overall Pacific-12 Conference and Atlantic The Lions face yet another quick capitalized on a miscue from Pride p.m. The match will serve as a time to go back to school! The turnaround as they travel to face the goalkeeper Haley Kopmeyer, block- Welcome Home match for the Pride’s Greater USSSA Baseball Back to Portland Timbers tomorrow ing the clearance with her face but World Cup players, as all nine will be School Bash is your last chance to (Thursday) at the newly-renovated continuing with the play, ultimate- back in market for the first time since play before school starts. This event Providence Park. Kickoff for that match ly slotting the ball home. the tournament ended. is scheduled for 10 p.m. on ESPN. * 58’- Midge Purce - POR 2, ORL will draw in over 100 teams look- 0 _ The home side doubled its lead SENIOR BASEBALL ing to get their final cuts in before NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY just under the hour mark of the Here is the upcoming schedule the school semester begins. The 2019 NASCAR Whelen All- match after Elizabeth Ball sent a in the Spring Sunday 23, Location: BOOMBAH Sports America Series is underway at cross in that was headed into the Weeknight 35 and Saturday 40 Complex. Organized by Greater New Smyrna Speedway. air by defender Shelina Zadorsky leagues of the Orlando Senior USSSA Baseball. For more informa- There will be a full night of NWAAS but fell to Midge Purce, who was Baseball Association that plays its tion visit: Division racing this Saturday. waiting on the goal line. games at FPC Bennett Veterans https://www.greaterusssabaseball.com/. Pit gates open at 3 p.m. with * 61’ - Marta - POR 2, ORL 1 _ Memorial Park in Orange City, Bob For a complete list of all sports Division Practice from 4 p.m.-to- The Pride responded with their Sorenson Fields in Ocoee, Boombah tournaments, times and more infor- 6:30 p.m. Ticket booths and grand- first goal of the night, a highlight- Sports Complex in Sanford, Central mation please visit the stand gates open at 6 p.m. and rac- reel goal from Marta. The Brazilian Winds Park in Winter Springs, PlayOrlandoNorth website. PAGE 10 • Midweek: July 17-20, 2019 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS

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Call 1-619- 485-4372 or email HOUSE'S LIEN PLACED IN business under the fictitious ACCORDANCE WITH FLORI- name of BANNER SOLUTIONS LINDA LEE BACHELIER 407-322-2611 cancerFL@breakinginjurynews. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE DA LAW: CONTENTS located at 100 PINEDA AVE., com DESCRIBED AS; 1 LIVING LONGWOOD, FL 32750 intends Deceased. On 08/08/2019 at 10:00 AM an ROOM SET, 2 PATIO SETS, 1 to register the said name in auction will take place at A&N KITCHEN TABLE AND CHAIR SEMINOLE county with the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Twin Towing, 2681 w 5th street SET, ORGAN, 2 BEDROOM Division of Corporations, Florida LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS ,Sanford,fl,32771. The vehicles SETS, DRUM SET, 1 DINING Department of State, pursuant The administration of the estate which will be auctioned include: ROOM SET, GRANDFATHER to section 865.09 of the Florida of LINDA LEE BACHELIER, CLOCK, HAND TOOLS Statutes. deceased, whose date of death 1G4HP54K5Y4242855 EXTENSION LADDER, 2 TELE- was December 2, 2018, is pend- 2000 BUIC VISIONS, 3 TRUNKS, 95 Publish: July 17, 2019 ing in the Circuit Court for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Designated Email Address: must file their claims with this O’KENNEDY, deceased, 3VWDD21C12M402522 BOXES, ACCOUNT HOLDER G103 Seminole County, Florida, OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL [email protected] court ON OR BEFORE THE whose date of death was April 2002 VOLK NAME- BRUCE PERRY; SALE Probate Division, the address of CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 12425 28th Street North, LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER 16, 2019, is pending in the TO BE CONDUCTED AT AAA which is 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771. The SEMINOLE COUNTY, Suite 200 THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Circuit Court for Seminole Publish: July 17, 2019 INSTA-MOVE INC., 3830 names and addresses of the FLORIDA St. Petersburg, FL 33716 LICATION OF THIS NOTICE County, Florida, Probate G097 CABOOSE PL. SANFORD, FICTITIOUS NAME personal representative and the Telephone No. (727) 536-4911 OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE Division, the address of which is FLORIDA 32771 AT 10:00 A.M. NOTICE personal representative's attor- CASE NO. 2019CA000308 Attorney for the Plaintiff DATE OF SERVICE OF A 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, ON AUGUST, 9TH, 2019 OR ney are set forth below. COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Florida 32771. The names and THEREAFTER. OPEN DOOR Notice is hereby given that All creditors of the decedent and THE BANK OF NEW YORK By: David L. Reider THEM. addresses of the personal rep- PUBLIC AUCTION SALE, CASH ONLY. Shannon Absher, owner, desir- other persons having claims or MELLON FKA THE BANK Bar number: 95719 All other creditors of the dece- resentative and the personal ing to engage in business under demands against decedent's OF NEW YORK, AS dent and other persons having representative's attorney are set NOTICE is hereby given the LEGAL NOTICE: WE WILL the fictitious name of Rise estate on whom a copy of this TRUSTEE FOR CERTIFI- If you are a person with a claims or demands against forth below. following vehicles will be sold at SELL OR OTHERWISE DIS- Holistic Health Coaching locat- notice is required to be served CATEHOLDERS OF disability who needs any decedent's estate must file their All creditors of the decedent and POSE OF THE CONTENTS OF ed at 5264 Hidden Cypress Ln, public sale on 07/31/2019, must file their claims with this CWABS INC., ASSET- accommodation in order claims with this court WITHIN 3 other persons having claims or THE FOLLOWING OFFICE Oviedo, FL 32765 intends to 09:00 am at 1850 High St, court ON OR BEFORE THE BACKED CERTIFICATES, to participate in a court MONTHS AFTER THE DATE demands against decedent's GOODS(S) TO SATISFY THE register the said name in Longwood, FL 32750 LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER SERIES 2007-5 proceeding or event, you OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION estate on whom a copy of this DELINQUENT WAREHOUSE'S Seminole county with the Longwood, FL 32750-3722, pur- THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- are entitled, at no cost to OF THIS NOTICE. notice is required to be served LIEN PLACED IN ACCOR- Division of Corporations, Florida suant to subsection F.S. 713.78. LICATION OF THIS NOTICE Plaintiff, you, to the provision of ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- must file their claims with this DANCE WITH FLORIDA LAW: Department of State, pursuant Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE certain assistance. IN THE TIME PERIODS SET court ON OR BEFORE THE CONTENTS DESCRIBED AS; 4 to section 865.09 of the Florida the right to accept or reject any DATE OF SERVICE OF A v. Please contact the ADA FORTH IN FLORIDA LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER DESK PANEL CUBICAL, Statutes. and/or all bids. COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Coordinator, Human STATUTES SECTION 733.702 THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- ACCOUNT HOLDER NAME- THEM. JAMES F. HARDING; Resources, Orange WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. LICATION OF THIS NOTICE DAVE DRAZEN; SALE TO BE Publish: July 17, 2019 2000 1GNDT13W2Y2305456 All other creditors of the dece- EILEEN HARDING; County Courthouse, 425 NOTWITHSTANDING THE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE CONDUCTED AT AAA INSTA- G104 UNKNOWN TENANT 1; CHEVROLET dent and other persons having N. Orange Avenue, Suite TIME PERIODS SET FORTH DATE OF SERVICE OF A MOVE INC., 3830 CABOOSE UNKNOWN TENANT 2; JP 510, Orlando, Florida, ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON PL. SANFORD, FLORIDA claims or demands against

MORGAN CHASE BANK, (407) 836-2303, fax: 407- TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE THEM. Publish: July 17, 2019 32771 AT 10:00 A.M. ON decedent's estate must file their

NA SUCCESSOR BY 836-2204 at least 7 days AFTER THE DECEDENT'S All other creditors of the dece- G098 AUGUST, 9TH, 2019 OR claims with this court WITHIN 3 FICTITIOUS NAME MERGER TO WASHING- before your scheduled DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. dent and other persons having THEREAFTER. OPEN DOOR MONTHS AFTER THE DATE NOTICE TON MUTUAL BANK, FA court appearance, or claims or demands against SALE, CASH ONLY. OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION

immediately upon receiv- The date of first publication of decedent's estate must file their OF THIS NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Defendants. ing notification if the time this notice is July 10, 2019. claims with this court WITHIN 3 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: LEGAL NOTICE: WE WILL ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- COMFORTABLE CARE DEN- before the scheduled MONTHS AFTER THE DATE SELL OR OTHERWISE DIS- IN THE TIME PERIODS SET Oviedo Towing, Inc. gives TAL HEALTH PROFESSION- NOTICE OF SALE court appearance is less Attorney for Personal OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION POSE OF THE CONTENTS OF FORTH IN FLORIDA Notice of Foreclosure of Lien ALS, P.A., owner, desiring to than 7 days. If you are Representative: OF THIS NOTICE. THE FOLLOWING HOUSE- STATUTES SECTION 733.702 and intent to sell these vehicles engage in business under the Notice is hereby given that, pur- hearing or voice impaired, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- HOLD GOODS(S) TO SATISFY WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. on 08/06/2019, 09:00 am at 325 fictitious name of STERLING suant to the Final Judgment of call 711 to reach the Barbara M. Caldwell IN THE TIME PERIODS SET THE DELINQUENT WARE- NOTWITHSTANDING THE Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, CREEK DENTAL located at Foreclosure entered on May 29, Telecommunications Attorney FORTH IN FLORIDA HOUSE'S LIEN PLACED IN TIME PERIODS SET FORTH pursuant to subsection 713.78 321 W COUNTY ROAD 2019, in this cause, in the Circuit Relay Service. Florida Bar Number: 105780 STATUTES SECTION 733.702 ACCORDANCE WITH FLORI- ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo 419, OVIEDO, FL 32766 Court of Seminole County, 225 S. Swoope Ave., Ste.212 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. DA LAW: CONTENTS TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Towing, Inc. reserves the right to intends to register the said Florida, the office of Tiffany Publish: July 10, 17, 2019 Maitland, FL 32751 NOTWITHSTANDING THE DESCRIBED AS; 1 LIVING AFTER THE DECEDENT'S accept or reject any and/or all name in SEMINOLE county Moore Russell, Clerk of the G061 Telephone: (407) 607-4979 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ROOM SET, 1 KITCHEN TABLE DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. bids. with the Division of Circuit Court, shall sell the prop- Fax: (866) 718-4703 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED AND CHAIR SET, 1 BEDROOM Corporations, Florida erty situated in Seminole E-Mail: [email protected] TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE SET, 1 TELEVISIONS, 4 BAGS, The date of first publication of WP1AA29P38LA28025 Department of State, pursuant County, Florida, described as: Secondary E-Mail: AFTER THE DECEDENT'S 2 BOXES, WEIGHT BENCH, this notice is July 17, 2019. 2008 PORSCHE CAYENNE to section 865.09 of the Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT [email protected] DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. ACCOUNT HOLDER NAME- Statutes. LOT 18, BLOCK 10, EAST- FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, EDWARD PATTERSON; SALE Attorney for Personal

BROOK SUBDIVISION UNIT FLORIDA Personal Representative: The date of first publication of Publish: July 17, 2019 TO BE CONDUCTED AT AAA Representative: Publish: July 17, 2019 NO. SIX, ACCORDING TO PROBATE DIVISION this notice is July 10, 2019. G099 INSTA-MOVE INC., 3830 PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT Marguerite C. Markusic CABOOSE PL. SANFORD, G105 STEPHANIE VOLLRATH BOOK 12, PAGES 88 AND 89, File No. 2019-CP-000742 1141 Vicksburg Street Attorney for Personal FLORIDA 32771 AT 10:00 A.M. Attorney OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS Deltona, Florida 32725 Representative: ON AUGUST, 9TH, 2019 OR Florida Bar Number: 83355 OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, IN RE: ESTATE OF THEREAFTER. OPEN DOOR 1757 W. Broadway, Suite 3 FLORIDA. Publish: July 10, 17, 2019 STEPHANIE VOLLRATH SALE, CASH ONLY. FICTITIOUS NAME Oviedo, FL 32765 MATTHEW M. MARKUSIC G062 Attorney NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: NOTICE Telephone: (407) 366-0087 a/k/a 3372 BOUGAINVILLEA Florida Bar Number: 83355 JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S LEGAL NOTICE: WE WILL Fax: (407) 264-6650 DR, WINTER PARK, FL 32792- Deceased. Vollrath Law PA TOWING gives Notice of SELL OR OTHERWISE DIS- Notice is hereby given that E-Mail: 2304 1757 W. Broadway, Suite 3 Foreclosure of Lien and intent to POSE OF THE CONTENTS OF MATTHEW M MORRIS, owner, [email protected] NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Oviedo, Florida 32765 sell these vehicles on THE FOLLOWING STORAGE desiring to engage in business Secondary E-Mail: Off at public sale, to the highest and FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Telephone: (407) 366-0087 07/30/2019, 09:00 am at 326 UNIT(S) TO SATISFY THE under the fictitious name of LUCKLESS CLOTHING COM- best bidder, for cash, in Room The administration of the estate FLORIDA Fax: (407) 264-6650 LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- DELINQUENT STORAGE LIEN Personal Representative: PANY located at 1230 OVIEDO S201 in the Courthouse located of Matthew M. Markusic, PROBATE DIVISION E-Mail: Stephanie@vollrath- 6774, pursuant to subsection PLACED IN ACCORDANCE MALL BLVD, OVIEDO, FL DARCY AUSBURN at 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, deceased, whose date of death law.com 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. WITH FLORIDA LAW; UNIT 32765 intends to register the 3173 Scrub Oak Trail FL 32771, on August 08, was April 20, 2019, is pending in File No. 2019-CP-000816 Alternate E-Mail: JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S 1946, NAME-JOYCE ADAMS, said name in SEMINOLE county Oviedo, Florida 32765 2019 beginning at 11:00 AM. the Circuit Court for Seminole [email protected] TOWING reserves the right to CONTENTS – MISC. HOUSE- with the Division of County, Florida, Probate Division PROBATE accept or reject any and/or all HOLD GOODS AND OFFICE Any person claiming an interest Corporations, Florida Publish: July 17, 24, 2019 Division, the address of which is Personal Representative: bids. FURNITURE IN A 7 X 16 UNIT; in the surplus from the sale, if 301 North Park Avenue, IN RE: ESTATE OF SALE TO BE CONDUCTED AT Department of State, pursuant G108

any, other than the property Sanford, Florida 32771. The EILEEN M. O'KENNEDY AAA INSTA-MOVE INC., 3830 to section 865.09 of the Florida 2HGEJ6618YH567832 2000 owner as of the date of the lis names and addresses of the CLARA MARIE 946 Glen Abbey Circle CABOOSE PL. SANFORD, Statutes.

pendens must file a claim before personal representative and the O'KENNEDY Winter Springs, Florida 32708 FLORIDA 32771 AT 10:00 AM Publish: July 17, 2019 the clerk reports the surplus as personal representative's attor- ON AUGUST 9TH, 2019 OR Publish: July 17, 2019 unclaimed. ney are set forth below. Deceased. Publish: July 10, 17, 2019 G100 THEREAFTER. OPEN DOOR G106 All creditors of the decedent and G063 SALE, CASH ONLY. Dated at St. Petersburg, Florida other persons having claims or NOTICE TO CREDITORS this 3rd day of July, 2019. demands against decedent's LEGAL NOTICE: WE WILL estate on whom a copy of this The administration of the Estate NOTICE OF SALE SELL OR OTHERWISE DIS- NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS eXL Legal, PLLC notice is required to be served of CLARA MARIE NOTICE POSE OF THE CONTENTS OF NAME Pursuant to FL Statute 713.78

JORDANS “We won’t know how much Jordan passed away in OVIEDO Monday’s meeting. we’ll get until the money starts October of 2018, after a battle “We want the development to match coming in,” she said. “It with cancer. That spurred the historic aspect in Oviedo,” he said. Continued from Page 1 depends on how much people Rotonda to start Jordan’s Way Continued from Page 1 “Old downtown is being torn up. We donate. We’re hoping a lot of and try to help other dogs all want to keep the character of downtown.” people donate. Hopefully, the over the world. A presentation by the City of Oviedo at away. In response, and know- whole United States gets “Kris made a promise to Correa said the change would come Monday’s meeting laid out the basic goals ing that many shelters were involved.” honor her life by helping as with other, more general improvements to of the downtown redevelopment master under-funded, Rotonda created She said the County had been many shelters in need as possi- downtown over time. plan, contemplating that downtown “can the charity to try and change the selected because Jordan’s Way ble, founding Jordan's Way,” the “We’re going to do some widening of be more --- much more --- if there is a rea- world, his Facebook says. had donated food to them Facebook reads. “We are work- the road,” she said. “That’s our first new son to expect that the Old Downtown is The fundraiser will take place before, and was familiar with ing with one of the top dog food project. We want to create a more down- (or is a part) of a destination which will in New York’s Central Park, and their work. companies in the United States, town feeling. A longer sidewalk, buildings attract people to the area on an on-going will feature Rotonda pulling a Rotonda met his dog, Jordan, they have promised to match us closer to the road, more vibrancy. We basis.” 250-pound tractor tire around 11 years ago at a shelter, and the dollar for dollar on all donations want to make it friendlier to bikes. This is Lee said he wanted whatever came to the park in repeated laps for 100 relationship, according to him, once we reach our $500,000 goal! a downtown area, not a suburban neigh- that space to be different than what he miles. The event will take place was profound. We know this is a difficult feat borhood. We want to link it to the urban called the “modern” vibe of the Oviedo from July 14 and end on July 23. “Jordan had spent her whole but it can be done! Please help core of the city.” on the Park development, the cluster of Seminole County Animal life in a shelter until Kris was us feed as many shelters as pos- Citizens Bank President & CEO Rick retail and dining outlets centered around Services Program Coordinator able to rescue her,” the Facebook sible in 2019.” Lee told the Sanford Herald that they did- Center Lake Park and an amphitheater Diane Gagliano told the Sanford page reads. “Over the years they Those interested in learning n’t have “concrete plans” on what would where live performances happen. Herald that she was glad they’d helped each other grow as their more, donating or streaming the happen with the lot where their head- The commissioners voted to pass the been chosen as a recipient of the bond strengthened. Many of us tractor tire pull can visit the quarters office sits, and didn’t know if resolution. charity - though she couldn’t know the profound affect that an Facebook page at they’d be developing things there or if Now, whatever happens to the Citizens offer much else in the way of animal can have on your life, https://www.facebook.com/pg someone else would eventually take the Bank lot, whether it’s developed by the details as to what they’d do with and the impact that we have /jordanswaycampaign/. reins. He said the first step was just get- bank itself or by an outside party in the the money on Friday. when we rescue shelter pets.” ting their resolution approved at future, will be allowed to move forward. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: July 17-20, 2019 • PAGE 11 PAGE 12 • Midweek: July 17-20, 2019 SANFORD HERALD ARTS ALIVE: Oviedo Mall to host sidewalk art walk with chalk creations

By Rachel Sammons interactive chalking area for ing his craft. His cake struc- 22nd, Tuesday, July 23rd, or more information are avail- Saturday the 20th from 7:00 Herald Arts Columnist children. For more informa- tures are known for being Wednesday, July 24th. able online at enzian.org. The p.m. The Emil Buehler tion, go to eerily realistic while also Kaleidoscope Venue For The Enzian Theater is located at Perpetual Trust Planetarium This week, unleash your myoviedomall.com. The whimsical and imaginative. Arts is located at 1991 1300 South Orlando Ave., will host a free viewing of the creativity on a cake, revisit Oviedo Mall is located at 1700 More information on the class Corporate Square #181, Maitland, FL 32751. critically acclaimed CNN doc- the moon landing, and sing Oviedo Mall Blvd., Oviedo, can be found on the Facebook Longwood, FL 32750. More umentary ‘Apollo 11’ which along to Do-Re-Mi. FL 32765. event. The Sweet Chalet information can be found on Tomorrow the 18th, the will be projected onto the Shoppe is located at 209 the Facebook event. Ritz Theatre will host a planetarium dome. Sidewalk Art and Cake Art Next Tuesday, July 23rd Bellagio Cir., Sanford, FL screening of Rodgers and Experience never-before-seen from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., the 32771. The Sound of Music, Hammerstein's The Sound of footage and audio recordings This Saturday, July 20th, Sweet Chalet Shoppe will Tragedy, and Moon Music at 7:26 p.m. Based on of NASA’s most celebrated the Oviedo Mall will host a host an ice cream drip cake Call for Art Landings the real-life story of the Von mission starring celebrity class, led by multi-award- Trapp Family Singers, an astronauts Neil Armstrong, sidewalk art walk between winning cake artist Jarid. internationally known concert Buzz Aldrin, and Michael 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Kaleidoscope Venue For This Saturday the 20th at Jarid will teach participants group in the era before World Collins. The screening will be Shoppers can see the creative The Arts is seeking art pieces 11:00 a.m., the Enzian Theater how to crumb-coat and frost a War II, The Sound of Music followed by a retired NASA process in action as sidewalk for their All Things Art Show. will host a screening of cake culminating in a lesson tells the story of Maria, a employee. For more informa- artists doll up the walkways The show will be on Kenneth MacMillan’s on crafting faux ice cream tomboyish postulant, who tion, go to with 2D images and 3D inter- Saturday, July 27th from 7:00 renowned 20th-century ballet scoops that “drip.” The four- becomes the governess of seminolestate.edu/planet. active illusions. The walk also to 11:00 p.m. Prior to the Romeo & Juliet. Staged at the hour class is open to all skill seven children and leads The Emil Buehler Perpetual includes a meet and greet show, artists are encouraged Royal Opera House in levels. Jarid—only sixteen them into a new love for Trust Planetarium is on the with the artists, a wine ven- to submit artwork of any London, the production tells years of age—travels across music. For tickets and more Seminole State College’s Lake dor, a sidewalk sale courtesy medium, style, size, form, the classic story of William the country competing in information, go to Mary/Sanford campus and is of Oviedo Mall stores, and an and theme. Submissions are Shakespeare’s star-crossed cake competitions and teach- wdpac.com. The Ritz Theatre located at 100 Weldon Blvd., $10 per artist with unlimited lovers. The choreography is located at 201 South B117C, Sanford, FL 32773. pieces. Paintings can be brings to life the color and Magnolia Ave., Sanford, FL framed or unframed. action of Renaissance Verona 32771. Email art news and tips to Sculpture and other forms of where a busy market bursts Herald Arts Columnist Rachel 3D art are also welcome. into sword fighting and a Celebrate the 50th anniver- Sammons at rsammons@mysan- Drop off your work between family feud leads to unspeak- sary of the moon landing this fordherald.com. 6-8 p.m. on Monday, July able tragedy. Tickets and