MIDWEEK:JULY 4-7, 2018

WEEK 5 IN THE BOOKS SCPS Graduates Earn The FCSL has announced its Week Scholarships from 5 Award Winners and the rosters for this week-end’s All-Star Game Local Donors See Sports, Page 8 See People, Page 5

AKEANFORDARY ONGWOOD INTER PRINGS VIEDO ENEVA ASSELBERRYERALDSTEEN HULUOTA LTAMONTE PRINGS E ARY L M ,L ,W S ,O ,G ,C ,O ,C ,A S ,D B S • © 2017 H Vol. 126, No. 94 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Renovations almost complete at ASSOCIATED PRESS Historic Hopper Academy HOW THAI CAVE VICTIMS ARE FARING HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin The 12 boys and soccer coach found in a partially flooded com- Renovations are near complete at plex after 10 days are mostly in the historic Hopper Academy, once stable condition and have re- the sole school for African American Herald photo by Larry Griffin ceived high-protein liquid food, children in the area. Sanford City The Sarepta House on Ohio Avenue has served but the extraction process is Commissioner Art Woodruff, who has as a nursing home and a refugee camp, and now complicated and could take time overseen the project for years, is glad will hopefully be used more to help children in the to see the building restored. area. DOUBTS ON NORTH KO- There’s already arts classes going REAN DENUCLEARIZATION on inside, too, held weekly in June by PERSIST the St. John’s Festival of the Arts dur- Sarepta House on Ohio ing July and coming back this month Satellite data suggest Py- as a longer-term summer camp pro- ongyang may be continuing its gram for young people. Avenue has long history nuclear and missile activities de- The historic Hopper Academy is inchingHerald toward photo completing by Larry Griffinits re- Originally built in 1906, the school, spite a pledge to denuclearize. By Larry Griffin furbishments this summer. See HOPPER, Page 11 Herald Staff 'THIS IS A SMALL COUNTRY, AND THERE ISN'T ANY- In the historic Sarepta House at 3400 Ohio WHERE TO HIDE' Avenue, once a haven for Navy personnel, the elderly, and underprivileged youth during var- Hundreds of people who fled ious points of the 20th century, current owner gang violence in Central Amer- Angelia Gordon is worried about the fate of ica are being deported by the her neighborhood as developments are poised United States back to those coun- to come in. tries every week, plunging them The house is spacious with lush amenities into danger. See SAREPTA, Page 11

HOW SLAIN CAPITAL GAZETTE JOURNALIST WAS REMEMBERED Casselberry police search for

An overflow crowd gathered home invasion, carjacking suspect to salute Rob Hiaasen, one of five killed in a newsroom shoot- ing, as a man they loved in sto- HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin ries, poems, and songs.

WATCHDOG: SYRIAN Casselberry police are on the hunt for an un- known suspect who committed a rape and a GROUP UNCOVERING MASS robbery over the weekend. GRAVES NEEDS HELP The incident occurred in the Stonecastle Apartments off Semoran Boulevard on Satur- See AP, Page 2 day night. HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY The attacker knocked on the door of the apartment where two women lived, and when See INVASION, Page 12 Thai official: Boys may have to A classic pick-up truck heads through Geneva during last year’s annual FourthHerald of July photo parade. by TheTommy parade Vincent will dive from cave despite peril take place again today at 10 a.m. See what’s happening See AP Story, Page 7 around Seminole County Seminole County neighborhoods See page 4 STOCKS OF could receive speed cushions LOCAL INTEREST SEMINOLE SMILE As of 3 p.m. Tuesday HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin Allegiant $140.30 Bombardier $3.93 If residents in four select areas of Faro $54.85 Seminole County wish it, there could soon be new “speed cush- Invacare $18.60 ions” to stop people from speeding NextEra $168.56 there. Tractor Supply Speed cushions are portable ver- $76.13 sions of traditional concrete speed Toro $59.99 bumps. Wells Fargo $55.56 The four areas were selected as particular problem areas where residents have complained about speeding drivers the most. They include the Lincoln Heights neigh- borhood in Sanford, the 8th Street area in Sanford, the Pisgah Drive George Stiffey Speed cushions force drivers to slow down howeverPhoto they alsocontributed allow Sanford resident emergency vehicle wheels to go around them. See SPEED, Page 11 PAGE 2 • Midweek: July 4-7, 2018 SANFORD HERALD A Look Through the Kaleidoscope Window

HeraldBy Jessica Arts ColumnistPirani eted spots. She and Jack’s con- more opportunities?” reasoned Zyll. stituents echoed their sentiment. More than a year on, “We’ve got “Because we were coming from an fifty-plus shows under our belt, Kaleidoscope Venue for the Arts internet platform, we were sensitive maybe more. That’s more than a reg- opened a year and a half ago at a that it has to be photographed in a ular gallery does in 4 years, and we warehouse space in Longwood, near certain way, properly lit, and it has try to keep up a balance between tra- the Big Tree Park. Owners Zyll and to look professional,” she explained. ditional paintings, photography, ab- Jack Beals have been dancing around Their first show featured Jeffrey stract art, sculpture and then the art scene for over two decades Matter, a local woodworker who recently we have introduced fan art with their DIY projects, work in the won the lottery granting pieces of and fantasy art. We want to have music industry, and artisan skeletons the Senator’s remains to artists, a fit- something for everybody.” that Zyll crafted and sold directly ting tribute that would lay firm roots “People want to get together,” online before venturing into their for this emerging gallery right near said Zyll. These shows “elevate own gallery space. the Senator's lush site. everybody and create a network for They had a successful online busi- “We got the keys in October 2016, people to meet each other, share ness but, “We were making more my mom had just passed away, and ideas, influence each other. I was in- profit from the art we were selling that was the kick in the butt I spired by the Hemingway’s idea of a online,” said Zyll, but without being needed. I realized if you want to do movable feast,” she said of the char- connected to a local arts scene. something with your life, you'd bet- acters and creations that tease the Guests admire art at Kaleidoscope Venue for the Arts. Photo contributed “After a while, we were getting ter do it.” It took them a few months memory and tickle the senses in her lonely, and we wanted to venture to transform the former clubhouse revolving gallery. out and see what was going on in into a bohemian, underground Always in the cycle of putting up the art community.” She nosed at venue for the arts. another show, this venue calls for tails. local art with surrealistic, self-por- galleries near and far but didn’t find With their land legs under them, artists every week and is organizing Kaleidoscope Venue for the Arts is trait or a Latin flavor will be cele- any great fits. Zyll found that tradi- the dynamic duo began to host a their second-floor curated shows rapidly emerging role as Long- brated this Saturday at 7 p.m. Viva la tional venues hold about 12 shows new show every week. “Let’s do the and monthly poetry readings. Artists wood’s funkiest arts center. This Revolución. per year, booked far in advance and top of the muffin with opening night seeking an approachable, friendly, weekend’s opening will celebrate that you had to already be in with every week. It’s what everybody community-oriented gallery can works inspired by Frida Khalo, Jessica Pirani can be reached at the in crowd to land one of the cov- comes to, so why don't we do it learn more by visiting their Face- whose birth and death anniversaries [email protected]. every week and give more people book and Instagram accounts for de- both fall in early July. A collection of THE BULLETIN BOARD: Mem orial service to be held for Dr. Clyde Ashley

By Sheralyn Brinson thered his education at the Daniel Ashley and Lenora 2018, from 6-8 p.m., Release Thomas Jefferson. From Economic Opportunity Edu- Ashley. He leaves to cherish of Balloons and Memorial 1776 to the present day, July A Memorial Service for cational Institute and Mon- his loving memory: his chil- Tribute of Life Ceremony at 4th has been celebrated as the late Dr. Clyde Ashley, roe Community College in dren, William "Devone" FAMU-SBI, lawn and por- the birth of American inde- will be held in Sanford on Rochester, NY and Brock- Mack, West Virginia; Valen- tico; Dr. Larry Robinson, pendence, with festivities Saturday, July 7, 2018; 11 port Teacher's College cia Roseboro (Juan), Wal- FAMU President. Saturday, ranging from fireworks, pa- a.m.; at New Life Word Cen- (Brockport, NY) where he dorf, MD; Raymond Clyde May 12, 2018, viewing at rades and concerts to more ter; 1311 S. Oak Ave., with received the "Danford Schol- Ashley, Tallahassee, FL; 10:00 a.m. and funeral serv- casual family gatherings and Elder Charles Barfield, pre- arship Award." which af- grandchildren: Juan D. Rose- ice at 12:00 noon at Watson barbecues. Best wishes for siding. Dr. R. W. Merthie, forded him the opportunity boro; Derrick "DJ" Ransom; Temple Institutional Church a safe and enjoyable holiday. Host Pastor, will deliver to attend Cornell University Samiya Roseboro; Isaiah of God in Christ, 665 W. Bre- Words of Comfort. Dr. Ash- (full ride) in Ithaca, NY. Dr. Roseboro; Jeremiah Rose- vard Street, Tallahassee, FL; • Save the date and plan ley, Sanford native, was a Ashley received his Master’s boro; Skylar Roseboro; Ray- Elder Donald Sheppard, to attend a Seminole County Professor of Professional Degree in Economics and his mond LaTrue Ashley; Pastor. Entombment at Tal- Voter Information Forum, Leadership Development Doctorate Degree from Destiny Ashley; Chanel lahassee Memory Gardens, sponsored by the Pearlie and Economics in the presti- Howard University in Wash- Mack; Christopher Mack; Tallahassee, FL. Richard- Mae Ford Community Serv- gious School of Business and ington, DC. and Havyn Mack; siblings: son’s Family Funeral Care of ice Club of Sanford, Inc., Industry (SBI), at Florida While in Rochester, he be- Dorothy Stephen, Tampa, Tallahassee, FL, in charge of and the Seminole County Photo contributed A&M University (FAMU) in friended Jimmy Marshall, Dr. Clyde Ashley FL; Julious Ashley, the arrangements. Branch of the NAACP, on Tallahassee, FL, for more whose parents Louis and Rochester, NY; Clifford Ash- Mon., July 30, 2018, at Allen than 30 years. He passed Viola Marshall, later became ley (Nora), Jacksonville, FL; • The Fourth of July, also Chapel A.M.E. Church, 1203 away suddenly on May 2, his surrogate parents. They tered, especially his stu- Edgar Ashley; Clara Ashley, known as Independence Olive Ave. in Sanford; at 2018, in Tallahassee, FL. The loved, guided and sup- dents. The love he had for Sanford FL; Vincent Ashley; Day, has been a Federal holi- 6:30 p.m.; Rev. Octavius following is a Profile of Dr. ported him throughout his FAMU faculty and students surrogate mom, Viola Curry; day in the United States Smith, Host Pastor. Come Ashley’s Life and Legacy. college years and until his was immeasurable. aunt, Delores Ashley; long- since 1941; however, the tra- out and meet the local, state Clyde Ashley, Ph.D., was untimely demise. Dr. Ashley, 67, transi- time family friend, Dorothy dition of Independence Day and national candidates, ask born in Sanford, FL, the 11th Dr. Ashley began his tioned suddenly from this Sheppard, Sanford, FL; sis- celebrations goes back to the questions and get prepared child out of 16 children born teaching career at Prairie life on May 2, 2018, at the ters-in-law, Leola Ashley, 18th Century and the Ameri- for the August 28, 2018, to Raymond and Fannie View A&M University in place he loved the most, his Carolyn Ashley, Cloteal Ash- can Revolution. Florida Primary Election. Ashley. During his youth, Prairie View, TX. In 1987, he SBI office at FAMU. He was ley; and a host of nephews, On July 2, 1776, the Conti- Seminole County Supervisor he was a member of Second joined the faculty at FAMU preceded in death by his nieces, cousins, other family nental Congress voted in of Elections, Michael Ertel, Shiloh M.B. Church in San- as an Associate Professor in parents, Raymond and Fan- members, church family, co- favor of independence, and will be the moderator: ford; he was always eager to SBI. He also provided pro- nie Ashley; siblings: Freddie workers and friends. two days later delegates Questions, call 407-592-1850. learn and was determined to fessional development by Woodard; Raymond Ashley, Services celebrating the from the 13 colonies excel in his endeavors. After serving as a counselor, advi- Jr.; James Ashley; Albert life and legacy of Dr. Ashley adopted the Declaration of Sheralyn Brinson can be graduating from Crooms sor, mentor and nurturer to Ashley; Corine Ashley; Ed- were held in Tallahassee, FL Independence, a historic reached at SBrinson@MySan- High School in 1969, he fur- everyone that he encoun- ward Ashley; Gus Ashley; as follows: Friday, May 11, document drafted by fordHerald.com.

AP Malaysian government in- vestigators say ex-Prime Min- Continued from Page 1 ister Najib Razak has been arrested by anti-graft investi- gators and will face charges. Human Rights Watch says help is needed to preserve ev- WHERE PRIME DAY IS idence of possible crimes HEADING committed by the Islamic State group and identify re- To the aisles of Whole mains found there. Foods as Amazon seeks to lure more people to its Prime WHICH FORMER LEADER membership after recently HAS BEEN ARRESTED hiking up the price. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: July 4-7, 2018 PAGE 3 OPINIONS College Destruction of Black Students

By Walter E. Williams dominately white schools and are in cities where blacks hold considerable political Amy Wax, a University of Pennsylvania power, such as Baltimore, Detroit, Chicago law professor, has come under attack and and Philadelphia. In these and other cities, scathing criticism because she dared criti- it's not uncommon for there to be high cize the school's racial preferences program. schools where less than 17 percent of the In an interview with Brown University students test proficient in reading, and often economist Glenn Loury, discussing affirma- not a single student in such schools tests tive action, Wax mentioned how racial pref- proficient in math. Nonetheless, many re- erences hinder the ability of blacks to ceive high school diplomas. succeed academically by admitting them It's inconceivable that college administra- into schools at which they are in over their tors are unaware that they are admitting heads academically. At Penn's seventh- students who are ill-prepared and have dif- ranked law school, Wax said, she doesn't ficulty performing at the college level. think that she has ever seen a black law stu- There's no way that four or five years of col- dent graduate in the top quarter of his class, lege can repair the academic damage done and "rarely" is a black student in the top to black students throughout their 13 years half. of primary and secondary education. Partial That got her into deep trouble. Penn stu- proof is black student performance at the dents and faculty members charged her with postgraduate level, such as in law school. racism. Penn Law School Dean Ted Ruger Their disadvantage is exaggerated when stripped Wax of her duty of teaching her they are admitted to prestigious Ivy League mandatory first-year class on civil proce- law schools. It's as if you asked a trainer to dures. I'm guessing that Penn's law faculty teach you how to box and the first fight he members know Wax's statement is true but got you was with Anthony Joshua or Floyd think it was something best left unsaid in Mayweather. You might have the potential Odds and Ends today's racially charged climate. Ruger to ultimately be a good boxer, but you're might have refuted Wax's claim. He surely going to get your brains beaten out before has access to student records. He might you learn how to bob and weave. By Mark Shields Once, upon seeing three former U.S. presi- have listed the number of black law stu- The fact that black students have low dents Jimmy Carter, Gerald Ford and dents who were valedictorians and gradu- class rankings at such high-powered law Thanks to President Donald Trump's Richard Nixon at a White House event, ated in the top 10 percent of their class. He schools as Penn doesn't mean that they are 2017 tax cuts, we learned this week from Dole described the scene: "There they are rightfully chose not to -- so as to not provide stupid or uneducable. It means that they've the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Of- see no evil, hear no evil and evil." evidence for Wax's claim. been admitted to schools where they are in fice, an additional $2.3 trillion (with a "t") Texas Republican Ted Cruz is almost One study suggests that Wax is absolutely over their heads. To admit these students will be added to our national debt over the universally regarded as the most unpopu- right about academic mismatch. In the early makes white liberals feel better about them- next decade. Soon, for the only time since lar U.S. senator by and among his Senate 1990s, the Law School Admission Council selves. It also helps support the jobs of black World War II, nearly three-quarters of a colleagues. A man who is a total stranger collected 27,000 law student records, repre- and white university personnel in charge of century ago, the nation's debt what we and to self-doubt, Cruz was still a little shaken senting nearly 90 percent of accredited law diversity and inclusion. The question for our children and their children owe to when he learned about this distinction, schools. The study found that after the first black people is whether we can afford to bankers and other countries will be greater and he asked Dole, almost plaintively, year, 51 percent of black law students have the best of our youngsters demeaned, than the entire economy of the United "Why do people take such an instant dis- ranked in the bottom tenth of their class, degraded and possibly destroyed to make States. like to me?" Dole explained to Cruz, "Be- compared with 5 percent of white students. white liberals feel better about themselves. But wait. Republicans -- ever the fiscal cause, Ted, it saves them time." Two-thirds of black students were in the You might ask, "Williams, without affirma- watchdogs -- have an idea. The GOP wants The Democrats, in case anyone is inter- bottom fifth of their class. Only 10 percent tive action, what would the University of to make the temporary 2017 tax cuts per- ested, have developed in secret a focus of blacks were in the top half of their class. Pennsylvania Law School do about diversity manent. What genius! One more round of group-tested campaign strategy and slo- Twenty-two percent of black students in the and inclusion?" I'd say that's Penn's prob- tax cuts to magically produce a balanced gan for this year's midterm elections, LSAC database hadn't passed the bar exam lem. federal budget. That would be comparable which will be unveiled here for the very after five attempts, compared with 3 percent to leaving the landing lights on for Amelia first time: "Vote for us. We're not in charge. of white test takers. Walter E. Williams is a professor of eco- Earhart. We're the other guys." Doesn't that make The University of Pennsylvania contro- nomics at George Mason University. To find It wouldn't be inaccurate to say that Re- you want to stand up and cheer as if you versy highlights something very important out more about Walter E. Williams and read publicans are collectively afflicted with just heard "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this to black people and the nation. The K-12 ed- features by other Creators Syndicate writers deficit attention disorder. wall" or "Ask not what your country can ucation that most blacks receive is grossly and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate With voters rating the Republican Party do for you; ask what you can do for your fraudulent. Most predominately black webpage at www.creators.com. negatively by a thumping margin -- 59 per- country"? schools are costly yet grossly inferior to pre- COPYRIGHT 2018 CREATORS.COM cent unfavorable and 36 percent favorable There's an old maxim that urges politi- and the Democrats scoring just a little bet- cians to be humble in victory and proud in ter (at 52 percent unfavorable and 41 per- defeat. Donald Trump ignores that advice cent favorable), it appears inevitable that and delights in the political version of we're headed for a "Mae West" campaign "shooting the wounded." For example, he in the fall. Mae West, for those in the audi- attacked and belittled South Carolina Re- MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley ence who are too young to remember, was publican Mark Sanford after Sanford lost an original blond bombshell in Hollywood his GOP primary, and then he insulted and known for her earthy ways, and she once mocked New York Democrat Joe Crowley, observed in a film, "When caught between a popular congressman, after Crowley was two evils, I generally like to take the one I upset in his primary. Trump seems deter- never tried." mined to prove that Dale Carnegie was Republican Senate leader Mitch Mc- wrong. Connell, I have been assured by a formerly Enjoy July. reliable authority, actually has some wit and personality, which, I acknowledge, is To find out more about Mark Shields not apparent to those who hear only his and read his past columns, visit the Cre- public utterances. This has not always ators Syndicate webpage at www.cre- been the case among Republican Senate ators.com. leaders. Bob Dole has a truly devilish wit. COPYRIGHT 2018 MARK SHIELDS PAGE 4 • Midweek : July 4 to 7, 2018 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY

COMMUNITY EVENTS Atria resident celebrates 103rd birthday with friends

Storytime food trucks, artisan food & Agnes Scannell recently cele- Every Thursday, 11 a.m., craft vendors. brated her June 10, 1915 birth- Barnes and Nobles, The day at Atria Park of Lake Oviedo Mall, 1260 Oviedo Alive After 5 Forest. As a resident there,103 Mall Blvd., Oviedo. Join in Thursday, July 12, 5 to 8 year old Scannell, is still enjoy- for a selection of new chil- p.m., Downtown Sanford. ing life and traveling to parties. dren's storybooks as well as Vendors, entertainment & Her drink of choice is red wine. beloved classics. more. Pictured on the bottom row (l to r): Angelica Esquerdo (Engage Senior Brunch Art & Music in Park Life Director), Agnes Scannell Thursday, July 5, 11 a.m. Friday, July 13, 6 to 9 and Shirley Kataro. Top row: to 1 p.m., One Senior Place, p.m., Secret Lake Park, 200 Carol Teran, Kristina Pierson 715 Douglas Ave., Alt. Spgs. N. Triplet Lake Dr., Cassel- and Ruby Kerce. Senior Appreciation Brunch berry. Tessa Marie & Jeni & Mixer. No registration fee Valtinson will play guitar, Photo contributed for vendors- just bring a gift piano & ukulele. basket as donation for raffle. Live entertainment, games, Back to School Fair raffles, prizes & more. Call Saturday, July 14, 10 a.m. 407-978-0421. to 1 p.m., Longwood Com- munity Building, 200 W. Garden Pest Control Warren Ave., Longwood. Thursday, July 5, 1 to 2 School supplies, games, p.m., DeBary Hall, 198 Sun- prizes, talent show, games & rise Blvd., DeBary. Taught resources. Register at by Master Gardener http://www.planetReg.com Winter Springs woman graduates from Air Force basic training Howard Jeffries. Call 386- /HERO2018 . 668-3840. Appraisal Fair Foxtrot Saturday, July 14, 10 a.m. U.S. Air Force Airman Antasia McCauley graduated from basic military Fridays, 7 to 8 p.m., Rural to 3 p.m., Lake Mary Mu- training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. The Heritage Center, 101 E. Main seum, 158 Country Club airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training St., Geneva. $5 per couple. Rd., Lake Mary. $5 per item. in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, Learn Foxtrot. Fees donated to museum, and basic warfare principles and skills. Airmen who complete basic first come/first serve. Call training also earn four credits toward an associate in applied science Vacation Bible School 407-585-1481. degree through the Community College of the Air Force. McCauley is the Monday to Friday, July 9 daughter of Jacqueline Rife of Winter Springs, and step-daughter of to 13, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Water Day Jason Peru of Celebration. She is a 2017 graduate of Lake Howell High Holy Cross Episcopal Saturday, July 14, 12:30 to School. Church, 401 South Park Av- 4 p.m., Chick-fil-A, 4590 W. enue, Sanford. VBS - “Fixer State Road 46, Sanford. Photo contributed Upper” will host a parent Giant inflatable slip 'n slide day BBQ on Friday. Chil- & other fun water toys. dren ages 4 to 12 years old. Outdoors activities, snacks, Paranormal 101 interactive skits, song time, Saturday, July 14, 1 to 3 arts and crafts. Register by p.m., DeBary Hall Historic Deltona man assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion calling 407-322-4611 from 9 Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., De- a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday Bary. A 6-part series with Builder Constructionman Stephen Wetmore, from Deltona, through Thursday. TnT Paranormal Investiga- assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) tors discussing methods 5, washes down a vehicle during a 48-hour Mount-Out Vacation Bible School used to investigate evidence Exercise (MOX) in Okinawa, Japan June 19. The MOX Monday, July 9 to Friday, of alleged cases of paranor- simulates one of the core capabilities of a construction July 13, 6:30 to 8:55 p.m., mal or unexplained activity. battalion to deploy an air detachment, along with First Baptist Church Additional programs set for construction equipment, within 48-hours to any required Markham Woods, 5400 August 25, Sept. 22, Oct. 27, location around the globe. NMCB 5 is forward deployed to Markham Woods Road, Nov. 10 & Jan. 19. execute construction, humanitarian and foreign Lake Mary. Kids (age 3 to assistance, and theater security cooperation support of 12th grade) will be invited Summer Wrestling United States Pacific Command. to grab their megaphones, Saturday, July 14, 6 p.m., lace up their cleats, tune up Palmetto Avenue Baptist their instruments, fill up the U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Church Gym, 2626 S. Pal- 2nd Class Matthew Dickinson (Released) offensive line, sideline & metto Ave., Sanford. Free. drum line. Players, cheer- Heavy weight, semi main leaders & band members event. will realize God has given them His ultimate playbook. Deltona woman graduate from Navy’s Navigator School Commencement night (mu- Car Show Sunday, July 15, 11 a.m. to sical and drama) - Sunday, 2 p.m., Lake Mary City Hall, A 2008 Pine Ridge High School graduate and Deltona, native is serving in the U.S. Navy with Assault July 15. Call 407-333-2085. 101 N. 4th St., Lake Mary. Craft Unit FOUR (ACU 4), one of the Navyʼs most advanced amphibious warfare units. Petty Officer 2nd Class Raechel Tate is a quartermaster with the group operating out of Virginia Beach, Virginia. A Kids History Camp Newcomers Luncheon Navy quartermaster is responsible for safety and navigation of the landing units. ACU 4 is one of the Tuesday to Friday, July 10 Thursday, July 19, 11:30 components of Naval Beach Group TWO (NBG 2). Commissioned in 1948, just after World War II, to 13, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Mu- a.m., Cafe Murano, 309 NBG 2 trains and equips military forces for deployment overseas. Sailors with NBG 2 serve a vital role seum of Seminole County Cranes Roost Blvd., Alta- in the Navy our nation needs by ensuring that amphibious operations remain ready to defend and History, 300 Eslinger Way, monte Springs. $25. Wear protect America at all times. ACU 4 operates landing craft, air cushion (LCAC) vehicles, which are Sanford. Learn how people red, white & blue & flag ac- specialized to transport personnel and equipment from surface ships to shore. The LCAC is a lived, worked, and played cessories. Enjoy a summer high-speed, over-the-beach craft capable of carrying a payload of more than 60 tons. The LCAC can centuries ago with interac- luncheon buffet. Prize for be used to transport weapons systems, cargo and personnel of Marine assault units. Air cushion tive activities, games, and most patriotic outfit. Ad- technology allows the vehicle to reach more than 70 percent of the worldʼs coastline, while only 15 demonstrations by living vance reservations required. percent of that coastline is accessible by conventional landing craft, according to Navy officials. The historians. Touch real arti- Call 407-366-7751. exercises and real-world operations that ACU 4 sailors participate in include evacuation of American facts, make replicas to take citizens from a hostile territory, delivery of food and medical supplies after a natural disaster, and many home, watch musket-firings, other tasks that involve movement from ships off-shore to the beach, according to Navy try hard-tack biscuits, and Indoor Movies Friday, July 20, 6:30 p.m. officials. Though there are many ways for a sailor to earn distinction in their command, community, more. Cost is $100 per child, Oviedo Cultural Center, and career, Tate is most proud of graduating from navigatorʼs school. lunch is included. Call 407- Oviedo. Free. "Coco." 665-2489. Photo contributed

Music Trivia Night Walk like a King Friday, July 20, 6:30 to Tuesday, July 10, 6 to 7:30 9:30 p.m., 140 E. Wilbur p.m., North Branch Library, Ave., Lake Mary. $10. "How 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- to Walk like a King." Moti- ford. Test your music trivia vational speakers. Panel dis- knowledge. Cash prizes. cussions on peer pressure, Ages 15 years & up. Call depression, broken homes & 407-665-1620. more. Guidance for young men. Prizes, raffles, food. Geneva Homemakers Call 386-301-3989. Every second Wednesday, 10 a.m., Geneva Community Center, 161 1st St., Geneva. Sanford Art Walk Saturday, July 21, (3rd All-age group with card Saturday of each month), 6 club, book club & to 9 p.m., Sanford Welcome lunch/dinner clubs. Call Center, 230 E. First St., San- 407-349-0040. ford. Juried art show, live music and lots of art. For ESOL for Adults info go to www.sanfordart- Thursdays, 5:30 to 7:30 walk.com p.m., North Branch Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- ford. Call Adult Literacy Bonkerz Saturday, July 21, 6 p.m., League at 407-422-1540. Showtime 7:30 to 9 p.m., Oviedo Cultural Center, 357 Book Club Center Lake Lane, Oviedo. Wednesday, July 11, 6:30 $5 - first 50 tickets/$10 until to 7:30 p.m., North Branch sell out. Jersey - Haitian Sen- Library, 150 N. Palmetto sation. Call 407-971-5590. Ave., Sanford. Call 407-665- 1620. Paint Night Tuesday, July 24, 5:30 to Mid-Week Market 7:30 p.m., North Branch Li- Thursday, July 12, 6 to 9 brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., p.m., Celery City Craft, 114 Sanford. $10. Create & be in- S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. structed step-by-step with 10% of bar sales go to a dif- painting materials supplied. ferent designated charity Adults only. Call 407-665- every month. Live music, 1620. SANFORD HERALD Midweek : July 4 to 7, 2018 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY SCPS Graduates Earn Scholarships from Local Donors Local builders partnered with Habitat for Humanity to build a family home as part of nationwide Home Builders Blitz

Hundreds of families across the nation recently built strength, stability and self-reliance through shelter with support from professional builders and suppliers.

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Special to the Herald third year partnering with Habitat on our Photo contributed Home Builder's Blitz project. Students with School Board officials and donors. Professional homebuilders and suppliers re- cently worked alongside a local future home- About Habitat for Humanity of Seminole County and Greater Apopka Special to the Herald going support to ensure on-time completion owner in Sanford as part of Habitat for No where in the Seminole County and of college program. Students will also receive Humanity’s Home Builders Blitz 2018. Greater Apopka area can a full-time, minimum The first recipient of the Sadique Jaffer and support from the Seminole State College First The builders and suppliers provided the wage employee afford even a one-bedroom Bobby Luthra Scholarship for SCPS ePath- Generation Program Office. labor, funding and materials to help more than apartment. More and more families are finding ways Graduates participated in a Signing Day The 2018-2019 Sadique Jaffer and Bobby 250 families across the U.S. build strength, sta- themselves having to choose between paying and Mentor Match luncheon recently. The Jaf- Luthra Scholarship Recipients, donors, and bility and self-reliance through improved shel- their rent and buying food for their family. fer-Luthra Scholarship recognizes graduating SCPS Leadership pictured from left to right: ter. Habitat is working to change that. SCPS seniors who are first-generation college Lyman High - Machael Richardson, Lyman “Habitat for Humanity’s Home Builders Habitat for Humanity of Seminole County students attending Seminole State College, High - Carlos Rosario, Lake Brantley High - Blitz is truly a testament to the willingness of and Greater Apopka has completed more than participated in ePathways programs or accel- Nicole Subirana, Hagerty High - Andres Ro- local builders to invest in their communities,” 165 homes throughout the community. erated learning opportunities, and used their driguez, Donor - Bobby Luthra, Seminole said Jonathan Reckford, CEO of Habitat for Through the use of donations, in-kind gifts high school experience to develop a plan for County Schools Superintendent - Dr. Walt Humanity International. “Since 2002, profes- and volunteer labor, Habitat builds simple, de- their future education and career. Griffin, Deputy Superintendent - Dr. Anna- sional builders have partnered with families to cent, efficient homes which are sold to low-in- Ten students were selected for this year's Marie, Donor - Dadique Jaffer, Oviedo High - create positive ripple effects in neighborhoods come families in the community at no profit Jaffer-Luthra Scholarship. The monetary Kyle Chaney, Seminole High - Kia Singelton, and make everyday moments more meaning- and financed with an affordable mortgage. award covers tuition and fees for courses at Lake Mary High - Madison Lasher, Lake ful. We are so grateful for their support.” Habitat homebuyers contribute sweat equity Seminole State College in Summer 2018, Fall Howell High - Hope Estremera and Winter Habitat for Humanity of Seminole County helping to build their home as well as homes 2018, and Spring 2019. Additionally, Mr. Jaf- Springs High - Tyler Hastings. and Greater Apopka has partnered with Whar- fer and Mr. Luthra recruited a mentor from ton-Smith Contractors and the City of Sanford of other Habitat families. To learn more about the business community for each scholarship to build a home alongside a local low-income Habitat Seminole-Apopka or to make a dona- winner. The student's mentor will provide on- family in just one week. This is Wharton- tion, call (407) 696-5855 or visithabitatsemi- Smith's second year and the City of Sanford's noleapopka.org. Museum of Seminole County Peace by Peace gifts organic indoor plants to Summer Camp Group History Camp

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Learn how people once worked, ate, Special to the Herald Peace by Peace also planted an organic butterfly travelled, and played at the Museum of garden with the children in under 30 minutes to Seminole County History. Each of the four Russell and Garrett Collins of Peace by Peace gifted demonstrate Sport Gardening. They were eager to days in our History Camp follows a different organic indoor air purifying pothos plants and tomato offer their assistance, and their wondrous enthusiasm one of these themes, spanning time periods seeds to the wonderful children in Shay Loffreda's will surely translate into a greener environment that from 50-3500 years ago. We will be partaking summer camp group at Creative Inspiration Journey benefits all of creation. in special crafts, activities, games, and School in Winter Springs as part of the Green Class- All of the plants were naturally grown at the Peace challenges to illustrate just how different room Initiative. The plants reduce VOCs (volatile or- by Peace Nursery including: scarlet milkweeds, cos- things used to be! ganic compounds) in the classroom while providing mos, gerbera daisies, wild carolina petunias, snap- Participants will get to handle and identify oxygen and greening up their indoor space. After dragons, canna lilies, passion flower vines, bleeding authentic artifacts from many different demonstrating plant propagation to these brilliant heart vines, hummingbird bush, spiderworts, salvias periods, and use reproductions as they and inquisitive minds, they were all enthusiastic and lantanas. We used mulch created from Hurricane would have been used in their time. There about taking clippings from their plants to produce Irma tree debris to demonstrate sustainable garden- will also be musket-firing demonstrations more. Peace by Peace explained to them how all of ing. by experienced living historians, archaeology their plants were created from a large mother plant. We hope our gifts inspire these illuminated youth workshops, and take-home crafts! They were amazed at how you can grow a plant from to become good stewards of Mother Earth. We are cer- Recommended for ages 9-11, space is only a piece. tain that these young ones will build a prosperous limited. Camp begins at 9am, and runs until This is Peace by Peace's 49th Green Classroom Ini- and abundant future piece by piece. We know that 3pm daily. The cost is $100 for the four days, tiative event. Teachers who participated in the pro- this generation will bring everlasting peace to this lunch included. Please message or call us if gram speak of the numerous benefits of having plants planet. you have any questions. To register your child in the classroom. These include their students demon- Learn more and join the peace movement: Face- for the camp please call 407-665-2489. strating respect, compassion, empathy, responsibility, book.com/PeacebyPeaceUSA. attentiveness and increased academic performance. Photos contributed PAGE 6 • Midweek: July 4-7, 2018 SANFORD HERALD OBITUARIES

DR. CLYDE ASHLEY and worked as a farmer. He July 7 at 3 p.m. at St. Matthew dren Karen Parker and lings. Tiffany(Wesley)Cockfield, was also a member of Saint Missionary Baptist Church Krystn Dawson. Muriel was a Services to be held at of Deltona, Fl; 3 nephews; Dr. Clyde Ashley, 67, Matthew Missionary Baptist with Pastor Leonard L.J. very prominent member of Baldwin Fairchild Altamonte Henry Oliver Jr., Derrick passed away in Tallahassee, Church. He enjoyed garden- Wilson presiding. Interment the Navy's Wife Club and Springs, Fl on July7th at 11 Oliver, of Sanford, Fl; and Florida on May 2, 2018. A ing, growing fruits and veg- will follow at Restlawn active in the all the aspects of am. Richard Cole of Deland, Fl; 2 Memorial Service will be held etables. Cemetery. her husband's naval career. Aunts, Susie Montgomery, of in Sanford, Florida at 11 a.m. He is Wilson-Eichelberger They later moved to Lake BARRY L. Tampa, FL, on Saturday, July 7, 2018, at survived Mortuary, Sanford, is in Mary where she began to MONTGOMERY SR. Mozena Lee, of New Life Word Center, 1311 by his charge of all arrangements. work with Central Florida Jacksonville, Fl; 4 Uncles; S. Oak Avenue, with Elder wife, Regional hospital for over 40 Barry L. Montgomery Sr, Russell Tomlin and Charles Barfield, presiding; Leola MICHAEL K. EDDLETON years. was born August 1, 1966 in Charle(Edith)Tomlin, of Lake Dr. R. W. Collins of After the passing of her Lake City, Fl, to the late Willie City, Fl,; Clarence Tomlin, of Merthie, Sanford; Michael K. Eddleton, age husband in December 1978, Montgomery, and the late Miami, FL, and Henry Host son, 66, Passed away on Muriel met a loving man Lucille Tomlin. He attended Montgomery, of Hinesville, Pastor, Tommy November 22, 2017. He was Louis Faubert, who she Seminole County Public GA, will deliv- Arthur J. Collins of the son of Mary and Raleigh would spend the last 36 years schools. Barry was a laborer and numerous great-nieces, er Words Collins Sanford; Eddleton, of Sanford, Florida. with. and worked as a roofer. He great-nephews, cousins and of brothers, Raleigh Eddleton went to be Preceded by her husband leaves to cherish his memo- other Comfort. Dr. Calvin with the Lord in 1980. William Lehman, Daughter ries; 2 sons, Barry family Dr. Collins Jr. (Lottie) of Michael left behind, Mary Karen Parker and 6 siblings. Montgomery Jr., members Ashley, Longwood, Roosevelt Collins Eddleton, his wonderful Known of Sanford, Fl, and Maurice as well as Dr. Clyde Sanford (Beulah) of Penn Van, N.Y., Mother, Deborah Eddleton, by every- Jones Sr. of Jacksonville, Fl,; 1 sorrowing Ashley native, Walter Miller (Rosa) of (sister), Alan Eddleton, one as daughter, Lashonda friends. A was a Sanford, Fred Johnson (younger brother), 2 children, Mom- Montgomery, of Sanford, Fl; 3 memorial Professor (Sharon) of Pembrooke Pines, 8 grandchildren and His wife mom, she brothers; Dontrell Wright, of Service of Morris Collins of Rochester, Cynthia. He lived in was an MacClenny, Fl; will take Professional Leadership N.Y., and Anthony Collins Gainesville, Fl. He was loved, amazingly Derrell Hawkins and Daryl place in the chapel Development and Economics (Trudy) of Winterville, N.C.; respected, and will be missed loving Butler, both of Lake City, Fl. 7 Barry L. of at the School of Business and sisters, Annie Mae Branch of Greatly. Any condolences and com- Sisters; Marchell Montgomery Montgomery Sr. Industry (SBI), at Florida Sanford, Margaret Davis of please send to Mary Eddleton passionate of Sanford, Fl., Dianne Peoples A&M University (FAMU) in Sanford, Shirley Woody of in Sanford Fl. woman Montgomery of Deltona, Fl; Funeral Tallahassee, FL. Please see Sanford, and Dorothy Miller Muriel G. who Elizabeth(Walter)Montgom Home, the Memorial Tribute and of Rochester, N.Y.; sisters-in- MURIEL G. LEHMAN Lehman always ery-West of Sanford, Fl; Elisa 1001 E. 25th Street, Sanford, Profile of Dr. Ashley’s Life in law, Oper Jean Collins of welcomed Montgomery of Jacksonville, Fl 32771, Saturday July 7, the Bulletin Board on pg. 2 of Sanford, Lillian Collins of Muriel G. Lehman 87, of everyone Fl; Alida Gaskins of Lake 2018 at 11 o'clock a.m.. this publication. Geneva, N.Y., and Lake Mary. Surrounded by in her home with loving City, Fl; Catherine Wright, of Services entrusted into the Gwendolyn Collins of family passed away at 12:02 arms. Jacksonville, Fl; compassionate hands of ARTHUR J. COLLINS Geneva, N.Y.; and a host of am at Florida Hospital in She left behind daughter Charlie Thomas, of Karen Y. Peoples LFDIC. grands and great-grands. Orlando. Krystn Dawson. O'Brien, Fl; 4 grand-children; Arthur J. Collins, 83, of Visitation will be held Born on 09/02/1930 in Grandchildren Jessica Keon Blue, Alicia Sanford, passed away July 1, Friday July 6 from 5 to 7 p.m. Corner Brook, Newfoundland Lehman, Dale Pifer, Karla Montgomery, Michael Hicks 2018 at Central Florida at St. Matthew Missionary moved the United States in Parker, Valerie Bass and Kyle Jr., and Maurice Jones Jr; 2 Regional Hospital. Baptist Church. Funeral serv- 1953, Married to William Parker. 11 beautiful great nieces; Treniece Montgomery He was born in Sanford ices will be held Saturday, Lehman. They had two chil- grandchildren and 12 sib- of Deltona, Fl;

THE ARREST REPORT ARTS ALIVE

Not so sharp Steven pulled a knife and Deviant Wolfe Brewing to debut new beer stabbed his brother multiple Deputies responded to a times. He had two major This Friday, catch an orchestral per- continues his world tour in Sanford at 8 to a home on Kimberly lacerations on his left arm formance of ChronoTrigger by the p.m. And on Sunday, you’ll miss the Court in Sanford after a and a stab wound to the Orlando Orchestral Chamber Orchestra sweetest grape on the vine if you pass woman claimed her daugh- abdomen near his stomach (OOCO). This epic orchestral tribute has up Doc Williamson’s 5 p.m. blues jam. ter’s boyfriend’s ex-girl- and colon. He was taken to been hailed as one of the great video Tuffy’s Bottle Shop will throw their friend hit her with a truck. the Orlando Regional game masterpieces with exciting world inaugural Fourth of July party with the According to the police Medical Center where he premiere features at the event. Whyte Tigers providing musical accom- report the victim told the received surgery. On Saturday, the Wayne Densch paniment to the friends, food, and booze Lake Mary woman to leave Steven A. Stauss, 50, of Performing Arts Center will celebrate from 10 p.m. her home after she followed Wisconsin, was charged Gloria Estefan with Latin Explosion, a her ex-boyfriend there. The with domestic violence tribute to Miami’s saucy powerhouse. Real Classy woman drove away, but aggravated battery with a This group features a nine-piece band quickly made a U-turn and deadly weapon and taken to and Nikki Torres’ indomitable vocals. The Maitland Art Center has a scintil- started “driving toward the the Seminole County jail. Both shows run from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. lating array of classes this summer with residence at a high rate of and tickets can be secured online, at the a painting workshop this weekend, a speed,” according to the Bro, youʼre getting box office, or by calling 407-321-8111. macrame workshop in two weeks, arrest report. Although the arrested artist’s talks, date nights, family fun days victim tried to move, the Live It Up! and more. Check it out. woman’s driver’s side mir- Winter Springs Police ror hit the victim’s arm. The responded to a reckless Tonight, head over to the Sanford Kahlo to Artists woman claimed she “didn’t driver in a parking lot near Brewing Co, for their Wednesday night hit her,” and “She jumped Montgomery Road early HeraldBy Jessica Arts Columnist Pirani Jazz Jam from 7 p.m. On Friday, illusion- The Kaleidoscope Venue for the Arts in front of my truck.” Sunday. ist Steve Nelson will enchant patrons is calling artists for their upcoming show Alecee May Sharp, 18, of The driver, who they said from 6 p.m. and the band Southside will inspired by our favorite Mexican portrait Lake Mary, was charged smelled of alcohol was sit- Deviant Wolfe Brewing will release bring some classic R&B on the scene for artist. “ Our upcoming show is art with aggravated battery ting in the driver’s seat two new beers this Friday. Introducing an 8:30 p.m. show. The indomitable inspired by Frida Kahlo; her birthday is with a deadly weapon and when “he mumbled he was Cry me a Braspberry, a sour kettle Smoking Torps will resume their roost July 6 and her death day is July 13,” taken to the Seminole okay and wanted a fist blonde ale treated with blue and rasp- Saturday at 8 p.m. explained gallery owner, Zyll. “We did County jail. bump,” according to the berries; “It’s the perfect blend of tart and The West End brings in reggae band, one last year, and it worked out well, a police report. When read his fruit flavors,” said Matt Rolf, Head The Fortunate Youth, for a Friday lot of artists were doing surrealism and One heck of a defense rights and asked if he Brewer at DW. Gandalf the Wheat, their evening show. Hailed as reggae stand- dream interpretations or painting their understood, he gave the small-batch American Pale Ale was dry- outs with a rootsy vibe, innovative dreams. There were also some portraits Deputies and medical officer a thumbs up. hopped with cascade and citra, and has basslines, tight harmonies, boisterous and Day of the Dead-inspired work and personnel had to respond to Kenneth John Figueroa, “tons of citrus character with very little guitar solos and an irie sound, these the surrealistic dreamscapes.” a home in Oviedo after they 37, of Longwood, was bitterness in this easy-drinking beer,” boys take the stage at 7:30. Tickets are Like flashes in the pan, these shows said two brothers got in an charged with his third vio- said Rolf. $15 at the door or in advance with a $3 cycle weekly for maximum impact, so argument and one stabbed lation of driving under the A party to debut the brews will kick uncharge for guests under 21. Frida art is due for submission ASAP the other. influence of alcohol and off at 6 p.m. featuring live music and The Alley will pop off the fourth with while their next show on paper art is According to the arrest driving with a suspended beer pairings with Mr Z’s pizza and Doc Fu and the Brothers of Blues from 7 already in the works. Visit report brothers Steven and license. He was taken to the nosh from The Tennessee Truffle. p.m. Thursday, catch Brad Sayre, the Kaleidoscope’s website for details. Terry were at their sister’s Seminole County jail. world-renown heavy metal guitarist house when a verbal argu- Chrono Trigger and Gloria Estefan whose chops are likened to the best, this Jessica Pirani can be reached at ment turned physical. Under the Same Roof (Sort Of) Friday at 8. Saturday, Chris Schnebelen [email protected]. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: July 4-7, 2018 • PAGE 7 Thai official: Boys may have to dive from cave despite peril

MAE SAI, Thailand (AP) — life-threatening." sageways filled with muddy water difficult. will not lose them," he said. A top Thai official said Tuesday that Video released early Tuesday by the Thai A pair of expert cave divers from Britain Anmar Mirza, a leading American cave heavy rains forecast for the coming days navy showed the boys in their soccer uni- found the group about 300-400 meters rescue expert, said many challenges remain could worsen floods in the mountain cave forms sitting on a dry area inside the Tham (yards) past a section of the cave on higher for the rescuers. He said the primary deci- where 12 boys and their soccer coach were Luang Nang Non cave above the water as a ground that was thought to be where they sion is whether to try to evacuate the boys located after being missing for more than a spotlight from a rescuer illuminated their might have taken shelter. and their coach or to supply them in place. week, forcing authorities to speed up their faces. In the five-minute navy video, the boys "Supplying them on site may face chal- extraction. Chiang Rai provincial Gov. Narongsak are seen wearing their soccer uniforms and lenges depending on how difficult the dives The 13 were located by rescue divers late Osatanakorn said the health of the boys and are calm, curious and polite. They are also are," Mirza, coordinator of the U.S. National Monday night in the cave in northern coach were checked using a field assess- keen to get some food. Cave Rescue Commission, said in an email. Chiang Rai province during a desperate ment in which red is critical condition, yel- After an initial exchange in which a res- "Trying to take non-divers through a cave is search that drew international help and cap- low is serious and green is stable. cuer ascertains that all 13 are present, one one of the most dangerous situations possi- tivated the nation. Officials said Tuesday "We found that most of the boys are in of the boys asks what day it is, and a res- ble, even if the dives are relatively easy." that the boys, aged 11-16, and their 25-year- green condition," he said. "Maybe some of cuer replies: "Monday. Monday. You have The British Cave Rescue Council, which old coach were mostly in stable medical the boys have injuries or light injuries and been here — 10 days." has members taking part in the operation, condition and have received high-protein would be categorized as yellow condition. The rescuer tells them "you are very said in a statement that "although water liquid food. But no one is in red condition." strong," but soon the traditional reserve of levels have dropped, the diving conditions Interior Minister Anupong Paojinda, a Cave rescue experts have said it could be Thai children toward adults breaks a bit, remain difficult and any attempt to dive the member of the country's ruling military safer to simply supply them where they are and one tells another in Thai, "Tell them we boys and their coach out will not be taken junta, said Tuesday that the boys may need for now, rather than attempting to have the are hungry." lightly because there are significant techni- to swim out using diving equipment ahead boys dive out. That could take as long as "We haven't eaten," a boy says in Thai, cal challenges and risks to consider." of bad weather forecast for later in the months, however, given that Thailand's then breaks into English: "We have to eat, Joining the British are other cave experts week. He said the boys would be brought rainy season typically lasts through eat, eat!" A fellow boy tells him they already from around the world and teams from the out via the same complicated route through October. said this, and then the rescuer assures them U.S., Australia, China and elsewhere. which their rescuers entered. Family members who have kept vigil at that "Navy SEALs will come tomorrow, Authorities said efforts would also con- While efforts to pump out the floodwa- the mouth of the cave since their ordeal with food and doctors and everything." At tinue outside the cave, where teams have ters would continue, Anupong said it's clear began June 23 rejoiced at the news that their the end of the video a boy asks in English, been scouring the mountainside in search of some areas of the sprawling cave cannot be boys and their coach had been found. "Where do you come from?" The rescue other entrances to the caverns below. drained and that in order to get out, the "I want to give him a hug. I miss him diver replies, "England, UK." Several fissures have been found and teams boys may need to use diving gear while very much," said Tham Chanthawong, an Narongsak said Tuesday that the missing have explored some, though so far none being guided by two professional divers aunt of the coach. "In these 10 days, how were given high-protein liquid food, have led to the trapped boys. each. He conceded that if something went many million seconds have there been? I've painkillers and antibiotics. He said doctors ___ awry, it could be disastrous. missed him every second." had advised giving the medicine as a pre- Associated Press journalists Grant Peck, "Diving is not easy. For people who have Rescue divers had spent much of ventative measure. Kaweewit Kaewjinda and Jason Corben in never done it, it will be difficult, unlike div- Monday making preparations for a final He said officials had met and agreed on Bangkok contributed to this report. ing in a swimming pool, because the cave's push to locate the missing, efforts that had the need to "ensure 100 percent safety for features have small channels," he said. "If been hampered much of the week by flood- the boys when we bring them out." something happens midway, it could be ing that made moving through tight pas- "We worked so hard to find them and we

Prevent heat related injuries during summer months

Special to the Herald be very cautious and take actions high body temperature above A: Avoid heatstroke-related Other important heat exhaus- to prevent heat-related illness. 103ºF, red hot, and dry skin (no injury and death by never leaving tion/heat stroke prevention tips Temperatures are starting to rise Stay hydrated and take regular sweating), rapid and strong pulse, your child alone in a car, not even for everyone are: in Central Florida and now is the breaks in the shade or an air-con- throbbing headache, dizziness, for a minute. And make sure to • Drink lots of water time to prepare to prevent heat ditioned location to keep your nausea, confusion and possible keep your car locked when you’re • Drink cool, non-alcoholic bev- related injuries that can occur body from overheating,” said unconsciousness. Seek medical not in it so kids don’t get in on erages while enjoying the summer Donna Walsh, health officer for attention if experiencing symp- their own. • Get lots of rest months. The Florida Department the Florida Department of Health toms of heat exhaustion or heat C: Create reminders by putting • Take a cool shower or bath of Health in Seminole County in Seminole County. “Never leave stroke. something in the back of your car • Seek an air-conditioned loca- (DOH-Seminole) urges residents children or pets alone in a car and On average, every 10 days a next to your child such as a brief- tion when possible to be aware of the signs and symp- remember to check on the elderly child dies from heatstroke in a case, a purse or a cell phone that • Wear lightweight and light- toms of heat exhaustion and heat at least twice a day and closely vehicle. Young children are partic- is needed at your destination. This colored clothing stroke. Among the most suscepti- watch them for signs of heat ularly at risk, as their bodies heat is especially important if you’re • Do not engage in strenuous ble to heat exhaustion and heat exhaustion or heat stroke.” up three to five times faster than not following your normal rou- activities stroke are children, the elderly, Symptoms of heat exhaustion an adult’s. Babies and young chil- tine. For more information on health- people with underlying medical include heavy sweating, paleness, dren can sometimes sleep so T: Take action. If you see a child related illness visit conditions, and people working or muscle cramps, tiredness, weak- peacefully that parents can forget alone in a car, call 911. Emergency http://www.cdc.gov/extremeheat exercising in hot weather. ness, dizziness, headache, nausea they are even there. The number personnel want you to call. They / and for prevention information “Anyone working outside or or vomiting, and fainting. of deaths from heatstroke can be are trained to respond to these sit- visit www.safekids.org/heatstroke enjoying outdoor activities should Symptoms of heat stroke include reduced by remembering to ACT: uations. One call could save a life. .

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OrlandoSports City SC hires James O’Connor as Head Coach ORLANDOBriefs SPEEDWORLD Coming up this week at Orlando Speed World Dragway: Replaced interim head coach Bobby * Today (Wednesday) is “Whoop Azz Wednesday”, Murphy after Atlanta match on Saturday featuring “All Welcome Test and Tune, Grudge Racing and Special to the Herald will take to uphold that tradition in both the short- and long-term. We couldn’t be Fun Runs” with gates open- ORLANDO (June 29, 2018) — ing at 6 p.m. and racing from more excited for him to get started.” 6 p.m.-to-11 p.m. General Orlando City SC has hired James O’Connor, 38, most recently coached Admission is $12, plus an O’Connor as its Head Coach. Louisville City FC to an 18-6-8 (W-L-D) additional $13 to race. O’Connor coached United Soccer record to finish atop the Eastern * “Friday Night Frenzy” League (USL) side Louisville City FC Conference before leading the team to the will also feature “All through its match on Saturday before 2017 USL Cup Championship in his third Welcome Test and Tune and joining the Lions in Orlando ahead of year as head coach. O’Connor’s tremen- Grudge Racing” with gates their match against Los Angeles FC on opening at 6 p.m. General dous success earned him a second-place Saturday, July 7. Lions interim head coach finish for 2017 USL Coach of the Year. Admission is $12, plus an Bobby Murphy led the Lions through additional $13 to race. Louisville City currently sits in third * Saturday is 1320X Street Saturday’s match at Atlanta United. in the USL Eastern Conference and Drags featuring “All “James was our top target going into the advanced to the quarterfinals of the Welcome” Test-n-Tune, coaching search. He has proven himself a Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup with wins Grudge Racing & FUN RUNS. consistent winner as both a player and over MLS side New England For Street Cars, Trucks & coach at the USL level, and now is Revolution in the fourth round and USL Bikes Only. Gates Open at 6 extremely eager to prove himself in MLS,” side Nashville SC in the Round of 16. p.m. with racing from 7 p.m.- Photo courtesy of Mark Thor/Orlando City Soccer Club Lions general manager Niki Budalic said. O’Connor began his head coaching to-12midnight. Admission is Orlando City SC General Manager Niki Budalic (left) introduced new Lions Head Coach “James is very aware of the winning cul- $10, plus additional $5 to race. ture we have built in Orlando and what it See Soccer, Page 9 * Funday Sunday. “All James OʼConnor (right) at a press conference at Orlando City Stadium on Monday. Welcome” Test-n-Tune, Grudge Racing & Fun Runs. Free Swap Space with paid admission. Gates open at 10 a.m. Racing from 10:30 a.m.-to- 5 p.m. Admission is $12; kids 10-Under free. Race Fee is $13. The Dragway Information Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 and the website is at _ www.raceosw.com/dragway/. Playoff push tightens up SpeedWorld is located 17 miles east of Orlando in Week 5 Recap: Bithlo at 19164 East Colonial Drive, between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. Only 1-game NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY The 2018 NASCAR Whelen All-America Series is underway at New Smyrna Speedway. separates third- Cole Anderson (Pro Late Models), Justin Reynolds (Super Stocks), Patrick Thomas (Sportsman), Tyler Simpson through-sixth (Mod Minis), Mike Scanell (Bombers) and Fred Robinson Special to the Herald (Ground Pounders) visited vic- tory lane on Saturday, June 30. Though the Leesburg Lightning had their win streak The Clyde Hart Memorial 100- snapped at 13 games earlier this week, they sit atop lapper for the Super Late the Florida League standings with a healthy five-game Models will be run tomorrow lead over the second place DeLand Suns. Leesburg (Thursday) at 7:30 p.m. Also on went 2-2 on the week, dropping games to the the card will be the Super Stocks Seminole County Scorpions and Sanford River Rats. (25), American Auto Sportsman Photo courtesy of Florida League (25) and a Dash for Cash (10), They also picked up wins against DeLand and the Strictly Stock (20), Modifieds Winter Garden Squeeze. On Monday, the Florida League announced (35) and Bombers (20). Aside form their loss to the Lightning, the Suns also the Week 5 Award Winners _ Tanner May Pit gates will open at 9 a.m. grabbed two wins by defeating Sanford and Winter Park. Open Practice (rotating), 10:30 Things get interesting in the hunt for the #3 seed, (left) of the Leesburg Lightning as Player of a.m.-to-1:30 p.m.; Super Late currently held by Winter Garden, who sit one-half the Week, on the strength of the game Practice, 2:30 p.m.-to-3:30 shown in which he also had a game-winning, p.m.; Super Stock Practice, game up on Winter Park. The Diamond Dawgs hold a 3:45 p.m.-to-4:05 p.m.; half-game lead on Sanford, who holds a half-game walk-off 3-run home run and went 7-for-17 _ Sportsman Practice, 4:10 p.m.- lead on Seminole County. Part of the reason for the a .412 average _ with four runs scored, a to-4:30 p.m.; Strictly Stocks tight standings is that Sanford and Winter Garden double, two home runs and drove in 10 runs, Practice, 4:35 p.m.-to-4:45 ended one of their games on Tuesday in a 1-1 tie. p.m.; Modified Practice, 4:50 Here are the standings through Sunday, July 1: and JP Williams (above) of the Winter Park p.m.-to-5:10 p.m.; Bomber Diamond Dawgs as Pitcher of the Week for Practice, 5:15 p.m-to-5:20 See FCSL, Page 9 p.m.; Super Late Qualifying games played from June 25-through-July 1. (Impounded), 6 p.m. Ticket booths and grand- stand gates open at 6 p.m. and racing starts at 7:30 p.m. Adult admission is $20 (reserved seating is $25, the top six (6) rows of the Main FloridaBy Dean Smith Sanford League River Rats, Seminole Go All-Stars to _ Vlad Nunez, Sanford; announced Kyle Shapiro, Leesburg; Brooks Grandstand) with all seniors (65+) and military (with valid ID Herald Staff County Scorpions) against the www.floridaleague.com _ for Wiseman, DeLand. Brophy, Winter Park; JP for proof of age or Military affilia- West (Leesburg Lightning, Winter more information. Catchers _ Josh Crouch, Williams, Winter Park; Dominic tion) admitted for $18. Kids 11 SANFORD — The rosters Garden Squeeze, Winter Park Here are the teams: Sanford; Spencer Yankle, DeLand. Jeancola, Leesburg; Ryan years of age and under are free of have been released for the 2018 Diamond Dawgs) because of two East All-Stars Infielders _ Kyle Ball, DeLand; Ashworth, Winter Garden; charge. MUST be accompanied Florida League All-Star Game teams playing out of Sanford. (DeLand,Sanford,SeminoleCounty) Nick DeTringo, DeLand; Andrew Hunter Caudelle, Leesburg; by paying Adult to qualify for that will take place this The day will begin with a Pitchers _ Jesus Valoy, Labosky,Sanford; Trace Thornal, Ryan Welsh, Winter Garden. Free Admission. Pits - Members Saturday, July 7, at Historic Scouting Combine for all of the DeLand; Devin Meyer, Sanford; Seminole County; Brayden Sisson, Catchers _ Tanner Clark, ($20), Non-Members ($25). Sanford Memorial Stadium. league’s players in the after- Ross Korosec, Seminole DeLand; Jarrett Backus, DeLand. Leesburg; Jeff Korte, Winter Park. The track is located at the corner of SR. 44 and CR 415, Chosen by a vote of the fans, noon. The Gates will open at 5 County; Mat Oset, Seminole Outfielders _ Scout McFalls, Infielders _ Tanner May, League Staff and League p.m. with the annual Home Run County; Kyle Brana, Seminole DeLand; Jarrod Cande, Sanford; Leesburg; Aaron Anderson, Winter See Briefs, Page 9 Coaches, this year’s game will Derby set for 6 p.m., followed County; Michael Harkcom, Miles Simington, Sanford; Garden; Jay Prather, Leesburg; feature the East (DeLand Suns, by the All-Star Game at 7 p.m. Sanford; Ryan Brewer, Sanford; Kerry Carpenter, Seminole Adams Torres, Winter Garden; County; Trent Taylor, DeLand. Luke Reidy,Winter Garden; Alex West All-Stars Jackson, Winter Park. (Leesburg, Winter Garden, Outfielders _ Javeon Cody, Winter Park) Leesburg (Unanimous selection); Pitchers _ Robert Luke Brown, Leesburg; Brian Ellis, Kwiatowski, Leesburg; Louis Winter Park; Wes Weeks, Leesburg; Davenport III, Leesburg; Josh Jose Crisostomo, Leesburg. SANFORD HERALD Wednesday, July 4, 2018 • Page 9 Bounce back week for Scorpions going into July Justin Ahlum (University of Florida) * Alex Ray (Tallahassee CC) _ It was another Special to the Herald good week for Ray, who has seen his bat arrive in the Florida League over the last couple of weeks. On Monday,the Seminole County Scorpions ended Going 2-1 and beating the best team During the three games the Scorpions played, one of the longest win streaks in league history. Ray hit .500 and scored twice for the Scorpions On Wednesday, they were handily beaten by offense. All four of his hits were singles while he the Winter Garden Squeeze. in the league was a great start to a struck out only once the entire week. And on Friday, the Scorpions offense was what Upcoming for the Scorps flooded Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. This week, the Scorpions will be on the road Against the Winter Park Diamond Dawgs, the recordsolid breaking seven 13-game win streak. days forweek Seminole with a .429 on-base percentage County and for all of their games. On Monday and Tuesday, Scorpions collected 15 hits and posted 11 runs Seminole County was in DeLand to take on the against the Winter Park pitching staff. It was also a week that saw many players have slugged over .650 throughout the three games. second-place Suns. The Scorpions were sched- While it was a week with only three games, impressive performances following a rough stretch Overall, the Scorpions hit nearly .300 and had a .378 uled to play a doubleheader against DeLand through Sunday, July 1, the Scorpions still found of contests. Pablo Cedeno (Undecided) was one of on-base percentage as a team. Together,the offense after Sunday’s washout. Aaron Cohn is expected a way to pull a good string of games after a lack- those players that struggled to find a rhythm in scored 17 runs in three games and had 31 total hits. luster performance the week prior. the batter’s box. But, on Friday night, he found a Trending Up to get the ball to start game one. On Monday, Seminole County went on the road groove with a new approach at the plate and * Pablo Cedeno (Undecided) _ His 4-for-4 night cer- Tonight (Wednesday), the Scorpions are off for to Leesburg to face the top team in the league. watched it pay dividends for him and his team. tainly helped. But the way Cedeno has been swinging the Fourth of July but will be right back at it on Against the Lightning, the Scorpions pitching staff Cedeno went 4-for-4 against Winter Park with the bat, his season looks like it can go nowhere but up Thursday for a date with Leesburg. The was electric. Aaron Cohn (Fairleigh Dickinson) two doubles, an RBI and scored twice. His two from here. It shouldn’t be shocking if Cedeno’s aver- Scorpions will travel to the Lightning’s home had arguably his best start of the summer against doubles gave him six on the season, putting him age sees a large rise in the coming weeks. field for the third time this season for the second an offense that holds three of the top five hitters in the Top-2 across the league in doubles hit. * Kyle Brana (Undecided) _ Another two doubleheader of the week. The teams have split in terms of batting average in the FCSL. In addition to Cedeno’s performance, the bat appearances, and another two perfect outings for the season series to this point. His performance, along with a great bullpen effort of Kerry Carpenter (Virginia Tech) was officially Brana. Out of the bullpen, the right-hander has And, on Friday, the Scorpions will play at from Kyle Brana (Undecided), Jacob Shumsky (Gulf christened at the game on Friday. Carpenter been nearly unstoppable. He went the entire Bishop Moore High School against the Winter Coast CC) and Mathew Oset (U of New Orleans) launched a solo bomb in the direction of the ele- week without giving up a run and conceded only Park Diamond Dawgs. That contest is a makeup allowed the Scorpions to end Leesburg’s near- mentary school behind the field. He finished the one baserunner in the three innings he pitched. game for Friday’s originally scheduled game. River Rats show good glimpses amidst subpar Week 5 Myan Patel (Georgia) It was a pitching gem from Meyer, Special to the Herald Brewer and Bryce Van Horn (Valdosta Sanford ends week with win over league-leading Leesburg State). Offensively, the team was SANFORD — After a tough stretch Josh Crouch (SCF) also had a nice to a Rats’ victory. In addition, Brewer Though the Rats did not have the aggressive at the plate and churned and a four-game skid, the Sanford week at the dish. He also hit a com- finished with a .385 batting average at week they hoped for, the team did out five extra-inning runs to finish River Rats bounced back to end its fortable .308 and drove in four runs in the plate going 5-for-13. have a number of key moments. with a comfortable 7-2 victory. week on a high note. addition to launching his second On the mound, aces Devin Meyer On Wednesday in Winter Park, pitch- Coming up for Sanford is a busy week The Rats finished the fourth full home run of the season. (Nova Southeastern) and Vlad Nunez er Matt Logullo (FIU) was forced to of baseball heading into the All-Star week of play 1-4-1, with one of the con- Leading all hitters with his .500 (Stetson) once again performed well. stride into the batter’s box for an at-bat break. The Rats were scheduled for a tests being a continuation game from average was Parker Quinn (Hofstra). Meyer appeared twice and threw a after the Rats lost the designated hitter doubleheader against the Lightning on June 13. The Rats now sit at 8-12-1 on Quinn finished the week 6-for-12 and total of seven innings. In those seven position. He dug into the box for the Monday before a day off on Tuesday. the season (through Sunday, July 1). drove in one run. Andrew Labosky innings, he allowed just one run on first time since his junior year of high Tonight (Wednesday), July 4, However, on Sunday night and on (Nova Southeastern) also saw another four hits. He also did not walk a sin- school and quickly watched two strikes Sanford travels back out to Pat the road, Sanford battled and defeated successful week at the plate. The lefty gle batter and struck out 36-percent of go past. Then, he laced a single into Thomas Stadium in Leesburg to con- the first-place Leesburg Lightning 7-2 knocked four hits in 10 at-bats and the batters he faced. right field, breaking up the perfect- clude the series at 5:30 p.m. to kick off a four-game set. drove in a run as well. Nunez cruised in the 4-1/3 innings game bid of the Diamond Dawg starter. Following that contest, the Rats will Offensively, seven different Rats hit Ryan Brewer (Pensacola State) turned he threw also. He allowed zero earned Also, Sanford topped the first-place play two home games versus the over .300 for the week. Jackson in the most well-rounded week out of all runs and struck out seven batters. Leesburg Lightning on Sunday night Winter Garden Squeeze in Thursday Muldowney (Indian River State) led the the River Rats. The right-hander threw During his outing this week, oppo- at Pat Thomas Stadium. The loss was and the DeLand Suns on Friday, with sluggers with seven RBI. Muldowney hit 4-2/3 critical innings in relief against the nents hit just .063 against the hard- one of only three Leesburg has suf- both games set for a 7 p.m. first pitch, .308 with a double and a home run. first-place Leesburg Lightning en route throwing righty. fered thus far this season. before the All-Star game on Saturday.

Briefs for the overall win. Dave and (Kevin Raymond), 1:00:47; 9. are here: the Club hired James O’Connor as or by calling 855-ORL-CITY. Continued from Page 8 Marty on Patriot were the first dis- (Displacement 4) Show Me (Andy http://www.flalmsa.org/?page_id its head coach. Murphy coached ORLANDO PRIDE between New Smyrna, DeLand and placement boat. Jeff on Blue Forrest), 1:02:13; 10. (Displacement =101. This week is another oppor- City through three games, includ- Orlando Pride (6-5-4, 22 points) fell 3- Daytona. Banana was the first multihull. 5) Charlie Deuces (Jason Quick), tunity to enter and win the Florida ing a penalty kick shootout victory 0 to the league-leading North Carolina For information on New Smyrna Tony then pulled the double by 1:02:36; 11. (Displacement 6) Sailing Charters Photo Contest. To over D.C. United to advance to the Courage (11-1-3, 36 points) on Saturday Speedway, call the track office at winning the drawing for the Virginia (Daniel Paulson), 1:02:47; enter, be sure to come out U.S. Open Cup quarterfinals for the at Orlando City Stadium. 386-427-4129 or visit the website at Gosling’s, while Jeff won four tick- 12. (Multihull 1) Blue Bananas (Jeff Wednesday and take photos. Pick first time since 2015. North Carolina started the scor- www.newsmyrnaspeedway.org. ets to the movie ‘Adrift’, which Herter), 1:03:28; 13. (Displacement your best, and post on the LMSA Murphy rolled out a three-back ing when Debinha fired a loose ball were donated to LMSA by USail of 7) Castaway (Richard Mcfadyen), Facebook page formation with Amro Tarek, in the box on frame. Pride goal- LMSA Central Florida. 1:04:39; 14. (Displacement 8) (https://www.facebook.com/pg/F Lamine Sané and captain Jonathan keeper Ashlyn Harris cut back and Ahoy! Here are the results: Summer Time (Greg Wozniak), laLMSA/posts/) as a comment Spector before Joe Bendik. got a hand on it, but the ball snuck There will be NO RUM RACING 1. (Planing 1) no name (Tony 1:10:24; 15. (Displacement 9) under the July 6 Photo Contest Mohamed El-Munir and Scott under and rolled across the line. on Wednesday, as the ramps and Porterfield), 0:55:58; 2. (Planing 2) Shajaira (Bob Fellingham), 1:12:13. post. Everyone is encouraged enter Sutter, making his first start since Two minutes later,Merritt Mathias’ the East basin will be closed for the Rosie (Tom McNally), 0:56:00; 3. Upcoming Events: and to vote (Like). April 8, were the wingbacks, and shot from distance took a big deflection 4th of July fireworks. (Planing 3) Gismo (Patrick Fischer- * Every Wednesday (except this * Saturday, July 21 _ LMSA Pool Uri Rosell, Will Johnson and rookie on its way into the back of the net. Rum Racing will instead be held Carne), 0:57:13; 4. (Planing 4) one, race will be held on Friday) _ Party is just around the corner. Chris Mueller started at midfield. Jessica McDonald’s in-stride finish made it 3-0 in the 40th minute. on Friday, July 6. Start window 6:25 Raider16 (Olivier Fleury), 0:58:43; 5. LMSA Goslings Rum Racing. Start Don’t MISS it! Dom Dwyer and Sacha Kljestan p.m.-to-6:30 p.m. (Displacement 1) Patriot (David window 6:25 p.m.-to-6:30 p.m. Be * Sunday, July 29 _ Jameson The Pride fought back in the second started up top. half and nearly got on the board follow- The rain ceased, the wind stirred Mair), 0:59:23; 6. (Displacement 2) sure to come by the clubhouse Sunday Race. Start window TBD. Atlanta opened the scoring in the ing a flurry of corner kicks when Alex and 15 teams took to the water last Black Jack Bill (Bill Holstein), beforehand to sign in and get the The 2018 calendar is updated on third minute when Julian Gressel Morgan ripped a shot from eight yards Wednesday (June27) to enjoy a 0:59:36; 7. (Displacement 3) course. We will again be meeting at the website. Please do not hesitate found Josef Martínez for the tap-in. out that Courage goalkeeper Katelyn beautiful evening on Lake Monroe. Wicklow Way (Richard Gailey), the Breezeway Restaurant after- to reach out to us should you have The Lions kept it a one-goal game Rowland parried off the post and out. Congrats to Tony, Dinielle and Jim 0:59:57; 8. (Planing 5) Tallawah wards. NOR/Sailing instructions any questions about any of the through the first half but Miguel Rowland also made a big stop on Emily events. Almirón made it 2-0 in the 55th van Egmond in the first half, denying Please do not hesitate to contact minute. Two minutes later, the midfielder at the near post. us should you have any questions Ezequiel Barco put home a rebound The Pride return to action on or ideas. off the bar to make it 3-0. Almirón Saturday, July 7, when they host the FCSL Williams has a sparkling 1.39 ERA this season, For more information about scored again in the 78th minute. Washington Spirit at Orlando City Continued from Page 8 and an even more impressive 0.69 WHIP. LMSA, please visit our web site _ The Lions visit 2018 expansion Stadium at 7:30 p.m. Tickets for the www.flalmsa.org _ or call (321) side Los Angeles FC on Saturday, match are available at orlando- 1. Leesburg Lightning, 15-3. Upcoming Schedule: pride.com/tickets or by calling (855) 578-8364. July 7, in a nationally televised 2. DeLand Suns, 11-9, 5-games behind. Monday, July 2 ORL-CITY. The day will also mark an Interested parties can find results match on FOX at 4:30 p.m. The 3. Winter Garden Squeeze, 8-11-1, 6.5-GB. * Game 1 _ DeLand 7, Seminole County 1. from past races of 2017 on the afternoon of soccer at Orlando City * Game 2 _ Seminole County 6, DeLand 5. Lions return to Orlando City Stadium, with fans able to watch the 4. Winter Park Diamond Dawgs, 8-11, 7-GB. “Race Results” page Stadium on Saturday, July 14, to 5. Sanford River Rats, 8-12-1, 7.5-GB. * Game 1 _ Sanford 4, Leesburg 0. (www.flalmsa.org/?page_id=623) 2 p.m. 2019 FIFA World Cup quarter- host Toronto FC. final and Orlando City’s 4 p.m. and results from year’s prior is on 6. Seminole County Scorpions, 8-12, 8-GB. * Game 2 _ Leesburg 6, Sanford 2. Tickets to all City home matches match at LAFC on the big screen Player of the Week: * Winter Park at Winter Garden, cancelled. the Race Results Archive page are available at OrlandoCitySC.com prior to the Pride’s evening match. * Tanner May (University of North Florida), Tuesday, July 3 (www.flalmsa.org/?p=2229). Leesburg Lightning _ 7-for-17 (.412 average), * Seminole County at DeLand, late. So, what are you waiting for? You four runs, double, two home runs, .444-On Base * Winter Garden at Winter Park (doubleheader), late. bought the boat, GO SAILING! Percentage, .824-Slugging Percentage. Wednesday, July 4 ORLANDO CITY The entire Leesburg team has been hot at the plate 5:30 p.m. _ Sanfordat Leesburg(Post Game Fireworks). Orlando City SC (6-10-1, 19 Soccer all year, and Tanner May continued that theme with Thursday, July 5 points) fell 4-0 to Atlanta United Continued from Page 8 a monster week. He recorded a hit in all four games 4:30 p.m. _ Seminole County at Leesburg. (11-3-4, 37 points) on Saturday at career at LouCity ahead of the club’s inaugural season in 2015. 7 p.m. _ Seminole County at Leesburg. Mercedes-Benz Stadium. played this week, and is in the midst of an 11-game “It’s the same old story for us. Orlando City’s USL affiliate at the time, LouCity made its way to hitting streak. He had three multi-hit games, includ- 7 p.m. _ Winter Park at DeLand. Goals change games,” Lions inter- the fourth round of the Open Cup and made it to the USL Cup ing a 6-RBI effort against the Squeeze. May is the 7 p.m. _ Winter Garden at Sanford (Military im head coach Bobby Murphy said. semifinal before falling to the eventual champion Rochester Rhinos. third Lightning hitter to win the award this season. Appreciation Night). “Three minutes in we give one up, In 2016, O’Connor led LouCity to a 12-point increase over the Pitcher of the Week: Friday, July 6 we weather the storm and get back previous season and built a 17-game unbeaten streak. LouCity * JP Williams (Undecided), Winter Park 6 p.m. _ Leesburg at Winter Garden. into the game and we had a few made its way to another Eastern Conference Final before falling to Diamond Dawgs _ one start, six-innings pitched, 7 p.m. _ Seminole County at Winter Park. chances at the end of the first half the eventual champion New York Red Bulls II. two hits, no runs, no walks, six strike outs. 7 p.m. _ DeLand at Sanford. and the start of the second half. Before going into coaching, O’Connor enjoyed a lengthy career as a Williams stifled the Sanford River Rats offense Saturday, July 7 Then we grow into it and we give player. A native of Ireland, O’Connor played for nearly a decade for Florida League All-Star Game one up on the break and you’re on Wednesday, allowing only two players to opened up against them and that’s then-English First Division side Stoke City, as well as West Bromwich reach base, both on singles. It was his first start At Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium where they want you. We just gotta Albion, Burnley and Sheffield Wednesday. O’Connor played for of the season, and it could not have gone any 5 p.m. _ Gates Open. find a way to stem this tide here.” Orlando City from 2012 to 2014 during its USL Pro days, totaling better. He was perfect through four innings 6 p.m. _ Home Run Derby. This was the last match with over 4,000 minutes and helping the Club capture the 2012 USL regu- before giving up a leadoff single in the fifth. 7 p.m. _ All-Star Game. Murphy as interim head coach after lar-season championship and the 2013 USL Cup as a player/coach. PAGE 10 • Midweek: July 4-7, 2018 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS

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Clerk of the Courts for Seminole Antiques;Estate Sales Winter Park N301, SANFORD, FLORIDA, THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, BE original with the clerk of the 2009 TOYOTA JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S County, Florida, and are avail- Tools, Bikes;Earnest Lemaine,, 32771-1292, (407) 665-4227 AT NEFICIARIES,DEVISEES, above styled court within 30 TOWING reserves the right to able for examination during reg- Furniture, Toys;Krystal Williams LEAST 7 DAYS BEFORE GRANTEES,ASSIGNORS, days (or 30 days from the first Publish: July 4, 2018 accept or reject any and/or all NOTICE OF SALE ular business hours. Household Items;Gabriela Ott, YOURSCHEDULEDCOURT CREDITORS AND TRUSTEES date of publication, whichever is G040 bids. NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in Furniture, HouseholdJodi Items. Cowan, APPEARANCE,ORIMMEDI- OF THE ESTATE OF later); otherwise a default will be accordance with the Final YOU ARE REQUIRED to serve ATELY UPON RECEIVING DOROTHYLEEROGERS entered against you for the relief 1G8AN12F53Z175741 Judgment of Foreclosure dated a copy of your written defenses, AUCTIONEER: STORAGE THIS NOTIFICATION IF THE F/K/A DOROTHY LEE GLOVER prayed for in the complaint or 2003 SATURN June 5, 2018, in the above- if any, to the Complaint and PROTECTIONAUCTION TIME BEFORE THE SCHED- petition. styled cause, the Clerk of Court, Orders finding Probable Cause SERVICES -LICENSE 593. The ULED APPEARANCE IS LESS THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, BEN- Paul’sNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Towing & Dispatch of Publish: July 4, 2018 Hon. Grant Maloy, will sell to the upon the Office of General above notice is to be published THAN 7 DAYS; IF YOU ARE EFICIARIES,DEVISEES, WITNESS my hand and the seal Central Florida, Inc. gives G047 highest and best bidder for cash Counsel for the Seminole once a week for two consecutive HEARINGORVOICE GRANTEES,ASSIGNORS, of said court at SEMINOLE Notice of Foreclosure of Lien at: 301 North Park Avenue, County Sheriff’s Office whose weeks. Said sale to be under IMPAIRED CALL 711. CREDITORS AND TRUSTEES County, Florida on this 15th day and intent to sell these vehicles Room S-201 of the Seminole address is 100 Eslinger Way, and by virtue of the Statues of Kelley Kronenberg OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIE of June, 2018. on 07/20/2018, 09:00 am at County Courthouse in Sanford, Sanford, Florida 32773 and file the State of Florida, in such 8201 Peters Road, Suite 4000 ROGERS 1919 W. 1st Street Sanford, FL Florida, 32771-1292, on the Original with the Clerk of the cases provided. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33324 GRANT MALOY 32771, pursuant to subsection NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE September 6, 2018, at 11:00 Court, Seminole County, Phone: (954) 370-9970 As Clerk, Circuit Court 713.78 of the Florida statutes. Public auction to be held 9:00 am, the following described Florida. Failure to file and serve Publish: June 27, July 4, 2018 Fax: (954) 252-4571 711LAST Locust KNOWN Ave., ADDRESS: SEMINOLE County, Florida Paul’s Towing & Dispatch of am on the 26TH day of JULY, property: such pleadings may result in the F191 Service E-mail: ftlreal- Sanford FL 32771 Central Florida, Inc. reserves 2018. At the front door of entry of a Default pursuant to [email protected] By: Amanda Heffner the right to accept or reject any Sanford Towing & Recovery, Florida Rule of Civil Procedure YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED As Deputy Clerk and/or all bids. Inc., located at 2522 Country Lot 7, ISLAND CLUB, accord- 1.500, and a Final Order of Jason M Vanslette that an action to foreclosure a Club Road., Sanford, FL 32771, ing to the map or plat thereof Forfeiture. FBN: 92121 mortgage on the following prop- Florida Community Law Group, 1FAFP56U36A246773 for the purpose of disposing of as recorded in Plat Book 71, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF erty located in Seminole County, P.L. 2006 FORD the following vehicles: pages 64-68, Public Records OFFICE OF THE GENERAL THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Publish: June 27, July 4, 2018 Florida: Jared Block, Esq. 1G8ZF528XXZ121320 YEAR: 89 of Seminole County, Florida, COUNSEL IN AND FOR SEMINOLE F205 1855 Griffin Road, Suite A-423 1999 SATURN MAKE: FORD Seminole County Sheriff's COUNTY, FLORIDA LOT 8, BLOCK 9, TIER E, Dania Beach, FL 33004 1HGCR2F39EA047143 VIN# 1FMCA11U5KZB08271 a/k/a 775 Stephens Pass Office FLORIDA LAND AND COLO- Phone: (954) 372-5298 14 HONDA Cove, Lake Mary, Florida, 100 Eslinger Way CASE NO.: 2014-CA-001906 NIZATION COMPANY E.R. Fax: (866) 424-5348 Public auction to be held 9:00 32746. Sanford, Florida 32773 THEBANKOFNEWYORK TRAFFORDSMAPOFTHE Email: [email protected] Publish: July 4, 2018 am on the 22ND day of JULY, Any person claiming an interest MELLON FKA THE BANK OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TOWN OF SANFORD, Fla Bar No.: 90297 G041 2018. At the front door of in the surplus from the sale, if Publish: July 4, 11, 2018 NEWYORK,ASTRUSTEE THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR Sanford Towing & Recovery, any, other than the property G053 FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLD- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT Publish: June 27, July 4, 2018 Inc., located at 2522 Country owner as of the date of the ERS OF CWALT, INC., ALTER- SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- BOOK 1, PAGE 56, OF THE F208 Club Road., Sanford, FL 32771, , must file a claim with-lis NATIVE LOAN TRUST 2006- DA PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI- for the purpose of disposing of inpendens 60 days after the sale. OA16, MORTGAGE PASS- NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OviedoNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Towing, Inc. gives Notice the following vehicles: THROUGH CERTIFI- CASE NO. of Foreclosure of Lien and intent YEAR: 05 WITNESS my hand on NOTICENOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: is hereby given the fol- CATES,SERIES 2006-OA16, 2017-CA-000996-14N-G Property Address: to sell these vehicles on MAKE: NISSAN 6/28/2018. lowing vehicles will be sold at WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND 711 Locust Ave., 07/25/2018, 09:00 am at 325 VIN# 1N6BA07B45N569096 public sale on 07/18/2018, Plaintiff, SOCIETY FSB, d/b/a CHRIS- Sanford FL 32771 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, Attorney for Plaintiff: 09:00 am at 1850 High St, TIANATRUSTASOWNER THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL pursuant to subsection 713.78 Publish: July 4, 2018 LAW OFFICES OF PAUL A. Longwood, FL 32750 v. TRUSTEE OF THE RESIDEN- filed against you and you are CIRCUIT IN AND FOR of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo G048 HUMBERT, P.L. Longwood, FL 32750-3722, pur- TIAL CREDIT OPPORTUNI- required to serve a copy of your SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- Towing, Inc. reserves the right to 199 E. Flagler Street #1010 suant to subsection F.S. 713.78. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, BEN- TIES TRUST III, written defenses, if any, to it on DA accept or reject any and/or all Miami, FL 33131 Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves EFICIARIES,DEVISEES, HARRIS S. HOWARD, ESQ., of bids. Tel. (305) 914-7862 the right to accept or reject any ASSIGNEES,LIENORS, Plaintiff, HOWARD LAW GROUP, PROBATE DIVISION Fax. (305) 513-5153 and/or all bids. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, Plaintiff’s attorney, whose FILE NO.: 2018 CP 000826 1NXBR32E45Z454028 FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE Email. [email protected] AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY vs. address is 450 N. Park Road, IN RE: ESTATE OF 2005 TOYOTA COROLLA Notice is hereby given that 2006 1G1AK55F367632508 CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE #800, Hollywood, Florida 33021 NICHOLAS C. WAGGONER, CHEVROLET If you are a person with a dis- ESTATE OF MARSHALL PARVIZ PAKZADIAN; et al., within 30 days (no later than 30 LIESELOTTE L. MILLER, Publish: July 4, 2018 LLC, owner, desiring to engage 2003 1LNHM82W33Y604375 GRIER,JR.ANDBETTYE. days from the date of the first Deceased. G042 ability who needs any accom- LINCOLN in business under the fictitious modation in order to partici- GRIER A/K/A BETTY GRIER, Defendants. publication of this Notice of name of EAST COAST INVES- 2003 2B3HD46R53H526212 ET AL., Action) and file the original with pate in this proceeding, you DODGE NOTICE TO CREDITORS TIGATIONS & SECURITY locat- are entitled, at no cost to you, the Clerk of this Court either ed at 503 E STATE ROAD 434, 2015 3N6CM0KN2FK705732 NOTICE OF SALE before service on Plaintiff’s to the provision of certain NISSAN Defendants. LONGWOOD, FL 32750 in attorney or immediately there- TO ALL PERSONS HAVING OviedoNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Towing, Inc. gives Notice assistance. Please contact 1994 4T1GK13E0RU850024 SEMINOLE County intends to pursuantNOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN to a Final Judgment of after; otherwise a default will be CLAIMSORDEMANDS of Foreclosure of Lien and intent the ADA Coordinator, at Court TOYOTA register the said name with the NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Foreclosure dated June 18, entered against you for the relief AGAINSTTHEABOVE to sell these vehicles on Administration, Seminole 2007 5GZCZ53477S817686 SALE 2018 entered in Civil Case No. demanded in the Complaint or ESTATE: 07/27/2018, 09:00 am at 325 Division of Corporations, Florida Civil Courthouse, 301 N. Park Saturn NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN 2017-CA-000996-14N-G of the petition filed herein. The administration of the estate Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, Department of State, pursuant Ave, Suite N301, Sanford, pursuant to a Final Judgment Circuit Court of the 18th Judicial of LIESELOTTE L. MILLER, pursuant to subsection 713.78 to section 865.09 of the Florida Florida, 32771-1292, (407) 665- Publish: July 4, 2018 dated June 19, 2018 entered in Circuit in and for Seminole WITNESS my hand and seal of deceased, File Number 2018- of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo Statutes. 4227 at least 7 days before G054 Civil Case No. 2014-CA-001906 County, Florida, wherein WILM- this Court at SEMINOLE CP-000826, is pending in the Towing, Inc. reserves the right to your scheduled court appear- in the Circuit Court of the 18th INGTON SAVINGS FUND County, Florida on this 15th day Circuit Court for Seminole accept or reject any and/or all Publish: July 4, 2018 ance, or immediately upon Judicial Circuit in and for SOCIETY FSB, d/b/a CHRIS- of June, 2018. County, Florida, Probate bids. G049 receiving this notification if Seminole County, Florida, TIANATRUSTASOWNER Division, the address of which is the time before the scheduled wherein THE BANK OF NEW TRUSTEE OF THE RESIDEN- GRANT MALOY 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, KMHDN45DX3U517370 appearance is less than 7 YORKMELLONFKATHE TIAL CREDIT OPPORTUNI- CLERK OF COURT & COMP- FL 32771-1292. The names and 2003 HYUNDAI ELANTRA days; if you are hearing or STATE OF NEW MEXICO BANKOFNEWYORK,AS TIES TRUST III, is Plaintiff and TROLLER addresses of the personal rep- voice impaired, call 711. COUNTY OF VALENCIA TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI- PARVIZ PAKZADIAN; et al., are resentative and the personal Publish: July 4, 2018 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS Publish: July 4, 11, 2018 THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL CATEHOLDERS OF CWALT, Defendant(s). BY: AMANDA HEFFNER representative's attorney are set G043 NAME G052 DISTRICT COURT INC., ALTERNATIVE LOAN Deputy Clerk forth below. Notice is hereby given that I am TRUST 2006-OA16, MORT- The Clerk, , will engaged in business at 1070 No. D-1314-CV-2018-00287 GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- sell to theGRANT highest MALOY bidder for Publish: June 27, July 4, 2018 Montgomery Rd Unit #281, TIERRA GRANDE IMPROVE- TIFICATES,SERIES 2006- cash, at the F207 ALLINTERESTEDPERSON Altamonte Springs, Seminole MENT ASSOCIATION, INC., OA16, Plaintiff and THE Seminole County ARE NOTIFIED THAT: OviedoNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Towing, Inc. gives Notice County, FL 32714 under the A New Mexico nonprofit corpo- UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICI- Courthouse, 301 N. Park Ave, All creditors of the decedent and of Foreclosure of Lien and intent Fictitious Name of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ration, ARIES, DEVISEES, Room S201, Sanford, FL at other persons having claims or to sell these vehicles on , and that I intendKing to regis-Pong THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ASSIGNEES,LIENORS, 11:00 o'clockon a.m. the on following August demands against decedent’s 08/01/2018, 09:00 am at 325 terGear said name with the Divisions CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Plaintiff, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, 21,described 2018 property as set forth NOTICE OF ACTION estate, including unmatured, Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, of Corporations, Tallahassee, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY in said Final Judgment, to wit: CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE contingent or unliquidated pursuant to subsection 713.78 Florida, in accordance with the DA v. CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY claims, on whom a copy of this of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo provisions of the Fictitious ESTATE OF MARSHALL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF notice is served must file their Towing, Inc. reserves the right to Name Statues, to+wit: Section CIVIL DIVISION THE DONALD GROSS LIVING GRIER,JR.ANDBETTYE. Lot 83, of ALAFAYA WOODS THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT claims with this Court WITHIN accept or reject any and/or all 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. TRUST dated May 30, 2000, GRIER A/K/A BETTY GRIER; PHASE XXI B, according to OF FLORIDA, THE LATER OF THREE bids. CASE NO.: 2018-CA-001427 Donald Gross, Trustee, if living, D.G.CUTLIPAKADORRIE the Plat thereof, as recorded IN AND FOR SEMINOLE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Genie Soft Inc IN RE: FORFEITURE OF: if deceased, the Successor GRIER CUTLIP AKA DORRIE in Plat Book 41, Page 85, of COUNTY OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION 5XXGN4A75FG352419 Trustee(s) of THE DONALD GRIERBOLER;EARLMAR- the Public Records of OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY 2015 KIA OPTIMA Publish: July 4, 2018 2008 GREEN MERCURY GROSS LIVING TRUST; BAR- SHALLGRIER;MARCHELLE Seminole County, Florida CIVIL ACTION NO: DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF G050 MILAN, VIN: BARA G. KNOWLES; and BROOKS AKA MARCHELLE D. 2018CA000547 SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS Publish: July 4, 2018 3MEHM07Z88R653018, FOR- UNKNOWNCLAIMANTSOF BROOKS AKA MARCHELLE D. Property address: 1054 Civil Division NOTICE ON THEM. G044 MERLY BEARING FLORIDA INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY, GRIER; DAPHNE GRIER AKA Hornbeam Street, Oviedo, LICENSE TAG 3052XC; DAPHNE E. HAWKINS-GRIER; Florida 32765 IN RE: All other creditors of the dece- GLOCK MODEL 42 .380 HAND- Defendants. CAROLYN MURPHY AKA CAR- Any person claiming an interest dent and persons having claims GUN,SERIALNUMBER NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS OLYN MARIE MURPHY; in the surplus from the sale, if SANDY COVE CONDOMINIUM or demands against decedent’s AAYN304; MAGAZINE AND NAME ALAFAYA WOODS HOME- any, other than the property ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE, estate, including unmatured, JZMNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S AMMUNITION;APPROXI- NOTICE OF PENDENCY OWNER’S ASSOCIATION, owner as of the date of the lis INC, a Florida non-profit contingent or unliquidated TOWING gives Notice of Notice is hereby given that I am MATELY 8 GRAMS OF OF SUIT INC.; UNKNOWN TENANT #1 pendens must file a claim within Corporation, claims, must file their claims Foreclosure of Lien and intent to engaged in business at 878 CANNABIS; APPROXIMATELY NKA EKEITHIA MURPHY; 60 days after the sale. Plaintiff, with this Court WITHIN THREE sell these vehicles on Evergreen Ave., Altamonte 956 GRAMS OF THC EDIBLES; THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO UNKNOWN TENANT #2 NKA MONTHS AFTER THE DATE 07/18/2018, 9:00 am at 326 Springs, Seminole County, FL APPROXIMATELY 1020 TO THE FOLLOWING NAMED DOROTHYHUGHESAKA DATED this 21st day of June, vs. OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- 32701 / Mailing address PO GRAMSOFTHCEDIBLES; DEFENDANTS BY NAME, THE DOROTHY ANN HUGHES are 2018. OF THIS NOTICE. 6774, pursuant to subsection BOX 521725 Longwood, FL APPROXIMATELY 1270 DONALDGROSSLIVING defendants, Clerk of Court, will MARIAI.NEGRON; 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. 32752-1725 under the Fictitious GRAMSOFTHCEDIBLES; TRUST dated May 30, 2000, sell the property at public sale in LAW OFFICES OF MANDEL, UNKNOWNSPOUSE ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S Name of BLACKAPPLEIPHONEX Donald Gross, Trustee, if liv- Lisa E, LLC DBA - Room S201 of the Seminole MANGANELLI & LEIDER, P.A. OFMARIA I. NEGRON, NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR- TOWING reserves the right to , and that I HAND HELD CELLULAR TELE- ing, if deceased, the LisaE Hemp CBD County Courthouse, 301 North Attorneys for Plaintiff Defendant(s), EVER BARRED. accept or reject any and/or all intend to register said name with PHONE, WITH BLACK TECH21 Successor Trustee(s) of THE Park Avenue, Sanford, FL 1900 N.W. Corporate Blvd., Ste. bids. the Divisions of Corporations, CASE (SEIZED MAY 8, 2018); DONALDGROSSLIVING 32771 beginning at 11:00 AM on 305W TO: MARIA I. NEGRON; The date of the first publication Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- 2012 BLACK FOUR-DOOR TRUST; BARBARA G. August 21, 2018 the following Boca Raton, FL 33431 of this Notice is June 27, 2018. 2HGEJ6576WH567735 dance with the provisions of the HONDAACCORD,VIN: KNOWLES; and UNKNOWN described property as set forth Telephone: (561) 826-1740 1998 HONDA Fictitious Name Statues, to+wit: 1HGCP2F34CA100902, FLORI- CLAIMANTS OF INTEREST IN in said Final Judgment, to-wit: Facsimile: (561) 826-1741 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION FRANK G. FINKBEINER Section 865.09, Florida Statutes DA LICENSE TAG EMYY92; THE PROPERTY: [email protected] YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 108 HILLCREST STREET Publish: July 4, 2018 1991. 470 GRAMS OF CANNABIS IN You are hereby notified that that an action to foreclose a lien ORLANDO, FL 32801 G045 VACUUM SEALED PACKAGE; Plaintiff Tierra Grande LOT 18, ALAFAYA WOODS BY: on the following property in Lisa A Eichenblatt $600 IN UNITED STATES CUR- Improvement Association, Inc., PHASE VI, ACCORDING TO SANFORD HERALD Midweek: July 4-7, 2018 • PAGE 11

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a New Mexico nonprofit corpo- You are further notified that decedent’s estate must file their ration (hereinafter “TGIA”) has unless you enter your appear- File Number 2018-CP-590 claims with this court WITHIN 3 filed a Complaint for Debt and ance in the said cause on or IN RE: ESTATE OF MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Money Due and Foreclosure of before the expiration of the time OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Lien (In Rem for Foreclosure permitted by law, a Judgment VIRGINIA CHAPMAN ANZA, OF THIS NOTICE. Purposes Only) (hereinafter, the will be entered against you by “Complaint”) against you in the default, and the relief prayed for Deceased. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- above-entitled and numbered in the Complaint will be granted. IN THE TIME PERIODS SET lawsuit in the above-designated FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 Court. The name and address of the NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE attorneys for TGIA are as fol- The administration of the estate CODEWILLBEFOREVER The general object of the action lows: of VIRGINIA CHAPMAN ANZA, BARRED. is to foreclose a lien held by the deceased, whose date of death Plaintiff (Tierra Grande Nathan C. Sprague, Esq. was January 28, 2018, is pend- NOTWITHSTANDING THE Improvement Association, Inc.) Moses, Dunn, Farmer & Tuthill, ing in the Circuit Court for TIME PERIOD SET FORTH and for other appropriate relief P.C. Seminole County, Florida, ABOVE,ANYCLAIMFILED regarding the below described P.O. Box 27047 Probate Division, the address of TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE property located in Valencia Albuquerque, NM 87125-7047 which is Post Office Box 8099, AFTERTHEDECEDENTS County, New Mexico: (505) 843-9440 Sanford, Florida 32772-8099. DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. The names and addresses of The Real Property consists of a WITNESS my hand and the seal the personal representative and The date of the first publication tract of land located on east side of the District Court of Valencia the personal representative’s of this Notice is July 4, 2018 of Highway 47 on Tarugo off County, New Mexico on 6/27/18. attorney are set forth below. Diablo Drive in the TGIA JAMES A. BARKS, Attorney Subdivision in Valencia County, PHILLIP ROMERO All creditors of the decedent and Florida Bar No. 197564 New Mexico. The Property is DISTRICT COURT CLERK other persons having claims or Attorney for Personal more particularly described as demands against decedent’s Representative follows: By /s/ Jane Yarbrough estate, on whom a copy of this BARKS LAW FIRM HOPPER Deputy notice is required to be served 1120 W. First Street, Suite B All of Lots 5 in Block 7 of Tierra must file their claims with this Sanford, Florida 32771 Grande Unit No. 24, according Publish: July 4, 11, 18, 2018 Court WITHIN THE LATER OF [email protected] to the Plat thereof, recorded in G055 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME (407) 321 - 1224 Continued from Page 1 the Office of the County Clerk of OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Valencia County, New Mexico OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS DENISE S. SWAIN, on February 23, 1973, including AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- Personal Representative located at 1101 Pine Ave., was a community center for Georgetown and an educational any gas, oil or mineral rights ICEOFACOPYOFTHIS 403 Tennis Lane, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NOTICE ON THEM. Lake Mary, Florida 32746 milestone for African American children up until the 60s, when it closed. Together with all structures and SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- After that, it was used for various after-school activities and mentorship programs, as well improvement located thereon DA All other creditors of the dece- Publish: July 4, 11, 2018 (hereinafter, the “Property”). dent and other persons having G056 as library services. PROBATE DIVISION claims or demands against But in 2012, the building was completely shuttered due to disrepair, riddled with termites and age beginning to finally take its toll. In 2015, Historic Preservation Grant money finally came in to work on rehabilitating the academy. Contractors and volunteers worked for several years to replace the decaying floors, SAREPTA as a scenic location for charity events of hers. the windows that had crumbled and the walls that had been falling away. “I want to uphold the house’s history and “The back walls were rotting away,” Woodruff said. “You could see through the walls to legacy,” she said. “I want to bring underprivi- the outside. The whole thing was just falling away.” leged youth there for events and raise money The building has mostly been brought back up to standards as of this summer, though it Continued from Page 1 on their behalf.” retains the wooden interior and classic look it’s had for decades. Because it was bankrolled Asked what she enjoyed about the house, she by a Historic Preservation Grant, they had to keep it exactly as it was before. inside. A wide backyard offers a view of said “the serenity.” “A mill out in Geneva did the replaced flooring,” Woodruff said. “It has to be recovered untamed nature, from which animals are visi- “There are not many places with more beau- flooring or old-growth pine. We can’t just go to Home Depot and get wood for it.” ble, and her home backs up to Silver Lake’s ty, more peace,” she said. “It’s got lush vegeta- Going up the stairs to the second floor, Woodruff stopped and pointed out faint but visible sparkling water. tion and wildlife. There’s just an overwhelming skid marks on the landing between floors. “This is not considered historic like down- sense of peace. I don’t think you find many “This is my favorite part,” he told the Sanford Herald. “That was where the kids’ heels town Sanford,” she said. “But it’s historic to areas like that.” marked the floor as they went up the stairs.” me.” “I’ll die here,” Gordon said. “My daughter The art classes are put on by the St. John’s Festival of the Arts and treasurer Liz Darwick Gordon spoke fondly of the youths who will bury me here. My daughter will have this is the supervisor. The classes offer art education to students of local schools - whether they spend the long summer days each year playing house for her own kids. I hope they do stuff like can afford them or not. and swimming at Silver Lake, which she bears the old days. Play Monopoly or Clue, and put If students can’t afford the program, the Festival of the Arts picks up the tab, Darwick witness to from the Sarepta House’s wide back- their cell phones down.” said. yard. But she’s concerned about the proposed The classes aimed to offer services not always available in public school curriculum, like The house was built in 1926. It went through development to bring 14 homes to a nearby mosaic, water color, pastel and oil on canvas art, Darwick said. a variety of uses, including as a safe place for area on the road at 3242 Ohio Avenue. Recently “Art is very important as a part of the human experience,” she said. “Since man became refugees in the late 20th century and a nursing heavily debated at a City Commission meeting, man, we’ve had an instinct to create. We want to encourage students to be creative and learn home. the vote on the project’s annexation ended up the fundamentals of art. There’s never any judgment. We just want to teach the children Now, Gordon and her daughter, Olivia being delayed. But its threat hangs over everything they create is a masterpiece.” Barket, want to continue using the house as a Gordon. Woodruff said there are a host of amenities and classes planned for the building already. place where children can have fun and learn. “In my job, when we wanted to cut a tree There are local nonprofits who want to take up office residency in smaller rooms in the acad- Gordon cited the annual Easter egg hunts down, the cities would make us plant three emy, and further mentorships and programs planned with the schools. they’ve held at the house, usually filled out back up to replace it,” Gordon said. “They were There will be spaces in the building available for various community events. with the children of her employees at her prop- very strict, like in Altamonte Springs. They And he said they were looking at putting a gym in a smaller building on the land behind erty management company All About wanted to maintain the Wekiva River. I look at the historic academy. Management. this area the same way. I’m not against build- They can’t build a physical education space inside the academy due to the aging structure, And Barket’s passion in life, she told the ing. Just don’t make too much. I’m concerned Woodruff said, but a gym would add a well-rounded element to the proceedings there. Sanford Herald, was helping children. She’s about the landscape impacted.” From here, Woodruff said all they have left to complete is the flooring on the second floor currently a law student intending to go into She said she worried especially for the native and getting air conditioning. family law. But she also intends to be heavily wildlife, including birds as varied as owls and He didn’t give a specific end date, as every time he’s tried, he’s been wrong, he told the involved with Sanford’s programs for children, peacocks, as well as other animals. Sanford Herald. including several nonprofits assisting children “There are so many animals occupying this "I expect the refinishing of the second floor to be done this summer," he wrote. "Then we in danger from abduction, slavery and more. area,” she said. “I can’t imagine how many will start on the last room downstairs." To help, she wants to use the Sarepta House would be left on a property with 14 homes.”

SPEED On Pisgah Drive and in Lincoln “It’s very dangerous,” he said. them aren’t going anywhere, they in a 30-day period, the project Heights, the average speed can “Kids aren’t paying attention, come through and just drive. would then move forward. No sometimes near 35 miles per hour chasing balls in the sun.” There was a detour from the main response would indicate a “no,” in a 25 mile-zone. Another resident, Angela Denell road through here a while ago. vote, according to county docu- Continued from Page 1 In Lincoln Heights, resident Patterson-Cooper of McKinley Now people come through on ments. Marvin Mackeyroy said he had Lane, said they had seen an their way to work and just drive The pilot project would spend area in Forest City and the Gum seen people speeding all the time unusual swell in speeding traffic crazy.” $72,000 on the cushions and the Street area in Altamonte Springs. near his home on Lincoln Avenue, through their neighborhood lately. Mailers will soon be sent out to money would come from the 2001 In each of them, drivers have even when there were children “It’s usually people who don’t residents in each area. If 65 per- Infrastructure Sales Tax Fund. been reported driving over the 25 playing. live here,” she said. “Some of cent of the residents approve with- miles per hour speed limit often. PAGE 12 • Midweek: July 4-7, 2018 SANFORD HERALD

INVASION money from an ATM. Y92MAP, and it had a USF parking sticker Police Chief Larry Krantz said Monday. "He One of the women was told to go inside near the dashboard and a “Savage Race” saw two young ladies that he felt he could the store while the man waited outside with sticker on the passenger side. victimize and prey upon and knocked on the second woman. The attacker is described as having light- their door, and as soon it was open, forced Continued from Page 1 Inside, the victim was able to alert a colored, curly, shoulder-length hair and his way in at knifepoint." Publix employee and have them call 9-1-1. some facial hair. He was barefoot during the Anyone with information is encouraged answered, forced his way inside. The man stole the vehicle and left, attack and was wearing a baseball hat, a to call the Casselberry Police Department at He threw them to the ground and bran- according to reports. blue long-sleeved shirt and green shorts. 407-262-7616 ext. 1056 or Crimeline at 1-800- dished a knife, and then raped one woman. The stolen vehicle was a 2006 silver "He is clearly dangerous. He committed 423-TIPS. Then, he made both women drive him to Toyota Matrix with the tag number an armed home invasion," Casselberry Publix where he wanted to withdraw