TUESDAY June 1, 1999 91st Year, No. 199 (407) 322-2611 Sanford, FL 50 C e n ts
S e rv in g Weather Lottery Sanford. Casselberry, Isolated Freeman speaks to Winning Lake Mary, Longwood, Showers Longwood Oviedo, Winter Springs High: 90 Numbers and Seminole County Low: 68 Historical Society Since 1908 3A
Russ White writes about local Hurricanes: 1999 could be volatile for storms issues, pa3« 3A. From staff reports Hurricane forecaster Bill Gray, a profes officials. He said that his warnings do not hurricanes this summer. □ BRIEFLY sor at Colorado State University, said that mean that a hurricane will necessarily "We're at risk and should take precau The hurricane forecast for 1999 is scary. hurricanes that threaten the Southeastern strike Florida but it would be wise for res tions," he said. Sign ups for youth library Experts are predicting a volatile season United States are the worst national haz idents to be aware of the damage one The obvious preparations include stock programs are being held in with as many as four major hurricanes. ard - worse than tornadoes, more danger could do. ing up on canned goods and bottled local county library branches. Florida may get 14 tropical storms this ous than a global warning. Chief Terry Schenk of the Seminole water, securing outdoor furniture and Seminole County is leading this year, of which nine could become hurri Gray said that a Category 3 hurricane County Fire/Rescue also serves as the flower pots and having flashlights, blan year's Florida's Library Youth canes and four of them become very dan could cause $50 billion damage in a vul area's chief meteorologist. His tracking kets, clothing and emergency equipment Program. All manuals and workshops for the state will be gerous. nerable place such as Florida's Gold abilities have helped prepare county resi on hand. Battery operated radios offer produced and conducted by The biggest concern for areas such as Coast, Tampa, Houston or New Orleans. dents for storms of any kind. major assistance. Remember, too, to staff from Seminole's library Seminole County are inland winds, and if Gray was in Florida last week to discuss Since the beginning of the year, Schenk secure important papers. system. The county is being a storm stalls, the potential for flooding. the hurricane situation with state weather has been telling everyone to prepare for See Storms, Page 5A reimbursed for Its expenses. The focus of the program is to provide summer reading for children through a structured environment that facilitates Neighbors take mom leading, and more fun. The program, biled as JUairrs on Mr Prowl, helps guide Idds through summer reading. back area streets Parents interested in signing their children up for the pro By Dan Ping______the camel's back," Thompson gram may call 339-0140. Editor said. "We knew we had to do The Central Florida something. We didn't know Community Chorale will pre Patsy Thompson and her what to do, but we knew we had sent its 3rd Annual Pppsl neighbors are fed up with crime to try to stop this mess." Concert on Saturday, June 1* at Never in their neighborhood and have It hasn’t been easy, Thompson 2 pan. at St Stephan Lutheran decided to do something about said. For starters, she wasn't Church. The pstfannsnoe will it. sure how many of her neighbors include — jfom They have formed a group would be willing to invest time Cameiot My Fair Lady Aspects of Love, Care, W it fids Story, named Operation Clean Sweep to create a neighborhood watch Carousel Guys and D ole, and and have organized a neighbor- group. other favorites. The duuch is hood watch to help rid the area "All the programs in the world located at 2110 W et SJL 434 in of crime. won't work unless the people "We're putting the drug deal- are receptive and willing to ere and prostitutes on notice," make it work," Thompson said. Thompson said. "People are sick "This is not easy. Some of these and tired of being afraid. They're people are having to stand up to tired of having their children not their brothers, their sisters and Lyric Opera's aAcas at (407) be able to play in the neighbor- sometimes their own children." 292-2143. The GED Tests, leading lo a hood without fearing for their The group set its first meeting Stele of Florida High School safety." for April 6 and 23 people attend- Bounded by West 8th Street on ed. Since then, 19 families have the north. West 11th Street on the joined Operation Clean Sweep, south, French Avenue on the In addition, individual residents east, and Cedar Avenue on the are providing money to erect west. Operation Clean Sweep is neighborhood watch signs in the ment June 1-3 at 11 a m or 7 focused on providing a safe area. pm . and June 4 at 11 tan. To sign up for the test or legMsr atmosphere for families. "These folks are digging into for the free GED etudy pro "Families are what we are all their own pockets to pay for gram, cell 9CC Student Service about," Thompson said. "When these signs," Thompson said, at (407) 328-2153. you come to our meetings, you'll "We haven't had a fund-raiser The Children's Home Society see it's usually in somebody's yet because we are too busy n m n n y raznuan nAstminov gM injatA front yard. All the kids arc run- cleaning up the neighborhood." Community Resource and ning around playing. Sometimes Though she's an ardent sup- we have to shout to be heard porter of Operation Clean above the kids, but that's Sweep, Thompson shies away We want them to be able to feel from taking any credit for the safe in’their neighborhood." early success of the group. Feeling safe in the neighbor- "This is not my doing," hood hasn't always been possi- Thompson said. "There is no
Jifl * i _ . -i , — — »— — - * - — — * ble, according to Thompson- way I could have done this. It ® ntrM proto* Dy lOmriTy Vincent Dope peddling and prostitution was all of us working together, Several hundfJb epecatators turned out for the Sanford Memorial Day parade to remember those Americans who have eetwd in the armed forces. Among those aliening the parade were (top) 3-year-old Raymond were normal activities, and a and we got a lot of help from LaReau, who apt a boost from his grandfather and namesake Raymond LaReau. Sanford pokes officer Mike double drive-by shooting in many people." Taylor (b ottoelp layed Tape with David Ogden (not pictured)) For more photos from the parade, se e Page 7A. Match put everyone on edge. One person who was instru- "That was the straw that broke See Streets, Page 5A Police busy over holiday Nadeau earns Sheriff’s honors By Bill Kemq______Springs during the Memorial Staff Writer 1 Day holiday. "We did have a very busy Winter Springs • A check- weekend," Brunnelle said. "It SA N FO R D • A high school point in Winter Springs on was about average for us for a student in Sanford received a Saturday yeilded 160 citations, long three day weekend." graduation present from the including nine DU1 arrests. Police conducted saturation Seminole County Sheriff's The Winter Springs Police patrols throughout SR 434 area Office on Friday. The soldier, above all Department and the Seminole in Winter Springs on Saturday. Bobbie Nadeau, 17, received County Sheriff's Office held a in addition to the nine DUl's, the $750 Sheriff's Office Good other people, preys for DUI checkpoint starting at 10 two people were arrested for ntf- Student Incentive Award peace, for he must p m. on State Road 434. driving with a suspended Scholarship. She graduated far end beer the deepest Captain Kevin Brunnelle of license, and two people were from Seminole Community wounds end scare of the Winter Springs Police arrested for having outstand- College's Adult High School this war. Department said that while ing warrants. One of the war- month with a 3.13 grade point traffic was busy for the check- rants was for domestic battery, Douglas MacArthur average. point and for the overall One person was alsp stopped Nadeau plans to attend □ INDEX Memorial Day weekend, the for wreckless driving, Seminole Community College lumber of citation* was typi- . One person was arrested for in the fall and pursue a degree *1. possession of under 20 grams in history. She said she wants to "We normally have about 10- of marijuana in Saturday's be a history teacher. SO arrests from this type of patrol police said. Working part-time at >peration (on Saturday)," Through the saturation McDonald's while attending imnnelle said. "It's pretty nor- patrols on Saturday, (here were school, Nadeau transferred to naL" 44 equipment violRon cita- the adult high school nearly two HnHpholob)f%ffViy Vto»n( Brunnelle said there were no tions, and 39 people were cited years ago. Bobbie Nadeau receives the Seminole County Sheriff's Office Good Student raffle fatalities in Winter See Police, Page 3A Sm Honors, Page 4A Award Scholarship from Sheriff Don Ealinger Friday.
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Freeman speaks to Longwood group :hwt:U'wii> C w t By Elda Nichole______months old, is a member of the Special to the Herald Historical Society and attended Direct Cremation the meeting. LONGWOOD - Historian Hal Freeman and his family lived 3 8 5 " Freeman was the guest speaker for many years in the house at a recent meeting of the now occupied by a business at O r .inqe (illy II Central Florida Society for the entrance of Plantation I HH8 fi()8 H6G? ?-l Hr Service Historical Preservation in Estates in Longwood. His lo n g w o o d . brother, Dr. Brad Freeman, and Freeman has gathered stories parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold NURSING HUME AHU5L and pictures from family mem •Bud" Freeman, also Uved in bers of the earliest Longwood th e h ou se. founders. Each slide he The business meeting was virtv ifp r c. Family Member showed at the meeting had a conducted by Sharon Wright J * . Injured In A detailed story. president. Carolyn Biatline, After doing a class paper chairman of the student tours WcHW fflL R A » Nursing Home? ATTORlEYSAriAMf while a student at Lyman High of the historic Bradlee* School, Freeman dedicated McIntyre House, reported that Principal Office in Tampa THE CALL IS FREE. himself to researching history. they were successful this year
He has photographed old and will resume in the FalL 1 - 800 - 255-5070 structures and searched for The Bistline brothers, Fred artifacts where many old and John, are active members buildings once stood. of the Historical group, and are Freeman works at Lockheed- direct descendants of the earli M artin . est settlers of Longwood. The Freeman's great-aunt. Lib brothers provided Freeman Bothel, who has lived in with a variety of facts and pic Longwood since she was six tures for his presentations. Commit a Specialist The meaning of search and employ Harrell Beverly The county found its manager Grace. “Some go a year or two. everyone he was retiring. He was before the City of Sanfbcd could Okie guy was out before he out of there. The dty gave him Transmissions begin to whittle its long list of began. his gun and badge and said police chief candidates. 'There was this one fellow - Wes thank you. Bronson became act 209 W. 25th S t, Stafford Believing that haste makes McClure in San Leandro, Calif. • ing chief. Since waste, Sanford City Manager he was county manager for 28 When the national search began Tony VanDerwotp is making no years," SUvin said. They had the for a permanent chief, Bronson apokgies for the extended top same mayor just as long. No one threw hit hat into the ring. A cop m u ch . fussed much about things in San good many of the Sanford cops M idi than 100 top ranking law Leandro. They liked their mayor cheered. So did other law Nothing Ventured, enfotrement officials are lined up and they liked their manages." enforcement leaders in the area. to command a farce that two Polka chiefs are Isas UMy to They called Bronson and **4-**^ Nothing Gained years ago was found to be “dys serve as long as manager*. The him welL functional'' ty's ex-deputy managec does average top cop lasts three and a Three or four • who were inter If youre a Medkare beneficiary in City leaders are looking for some save a bundle cn moving expens half years. Some retire, some are ested in the Job * asked for Orange, Osceola or Seminole County and wart the most one from outside the present es. niw, ow n inouvr )w. Bronson's blessing. Part of the out of life, get a heakh benefit plan that gives you more ranks. If Grace does the Job well he can When Joe Dillard was elevated blue wall tradition. A courtesy to o f what you wart. Medicare & More expect at many as five years in to Chief of Police in Sanford, he good cop. Bronson told them to This outside preference, no mat b feom tne only HMO backed by Blue the position. That's the average ter how well intentioned, elimi had visions of at least five years go for it Definitely go for it Gob and Blue Shield of Florida — nated Acting Police Chief Ray life span for a dty or county an the Job. He had a good record, Later this month, Sanford will Health Options? • h offer* Bronson from the search. administrator. Five years. Bve had moved up the ranks and nam e its new ch ief - and his • $04HDoad)pfen premium Pridefuliy, Bronson withdrew his years before they go to a bigger earned the position. All of a sud name won't be Bronson. He's out • $0 copaymert for Primary Care application. His watch te in its munidphUty. Or five years before den there was miping in the o f the chase. The new ch ief w ill Physician visits Anal hours. they get canned in the political ranks and a consultant saying the be an "outsider." The new chief • Prescription dug coverage with [ b iL By selecting Kevin Grace as the pfOOCSS. Sanford Folioe Department was a will be embraced warmly. lo *1 copayments — $1,200 calendar county's top administrator the *You seldom hear of a manager Everyone will know hit (maybe, year maxanum, subject to limitations county commissioners looked no making it past five years/* said Dillard had troubles enough, her) nam e. • Complete medically neccssaiy further than to Grace's residence Bab Savin, the search guru the receiving a knee transplant He What happens 31/2 years from hoaptaSation coverage in Longwood. Rehiring the coun county gave $18,000 to relocate hobbled in one day, and told now is anyone's guess. • Benefits for hearing and vision care BtueCruu BkieSNctd • Much more! o f Florida <4 / s ! *
1999. Bom in Brooklyn, New Northern Baptist December 18, 1954, Mrs. . „ 1M . .Hi Some limitations and exclusions may apply. You must be entitled to York, she moved to Central Survivors include wife, Manning was a lifelong Sanford Medicare under Pan A and enrolled in Medicare Pan B. You must continue lo pay your Medicare B premiums, as you do now, and Part A, if applicable. Florida in 1997. Mrs. Thompson Martha Jones, Deltona; son, resident She was an office man- 'Health Options, Inc. is a federally qualified HMO with a Medicare*Choice was a seamstress. She atteneded James C. Jones, Deltona; da ugh- ager for a refrigeration service, contract. Macedonia Missionary Baptist ter, Tkaha K. Jones, Winter Park; She was a member of the First Policy Form *'s: 85648-R1197 Al/98. I4199-79KMM00S)BSU C hurch. mother, Sarah H. Jones, Baptist Church of Geneva. A199 Survivors include husband, Wickenburg, A i; sister, Jeannette • Survivors include husband, Franklin E. Thompson, Jones, Wkkenburg, Ax; sister, Leslie Manning, Sanford; son, Altamonte Springs; daughter, Sharon Conners, Roanoke, Va; David Magna, Deltona; daugh- • TABLOIDS Renee Simpson, Longwood; four grandchildren. ter, Kate Manning, Sanford; Linda Mills, Casselberry; Baldauff Family Funeral daughter; Christina Manning, • BO O KS JoAnne Ware, Spangdahlem, Home is in charge of services. Gainesville; brother, Dale Germ any. • NEWSPAPERS Golden's Funeral Home, Winter Park, la in charge of aar- On Specialty vices. rainbow travel M A R V IN C U R R IE JO N E S Grade Paper Marvin Currie Jones, 55, & Newsprint Pacasso Drive, Deltona, died Since Saturday, May 29,1999. Bom in .1 9 7 2 , Call Noefa r prom where you aret Frank Voltolina — U c f d on Monday in tha Florida Lottary; Domestic Travel, Foreign Travel, 322-2611 Fantasy • May *1 4 4 -1 M I-1 I Groups ft Cruises For Quotes Latte (May M ) •4-11-174041 426B.hw y.4J4 W inter Springs, FL (2 Miles E of 17-92) Seminole (407) 327-2777 email; rt4sbosr9Uu.net Herald Them art some q f thepU cm when rainbow ristW lu s font.. COMMERCIAL PRINTING
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H o n o r s ------Continued from Page 1A Ping named Seminole Herald editor Nadeau said she enjoys drawing and listening to music in her free From Staff R e p o rts and design changes and hired an and breaking news. beat reporter, Ping oversaw pro experienced staff writer. Dan is "I’m excited about living and duction of the Harriman time, when she lias it. "Free time doesn't come very Sanford — Seminole Herald going to make a lot of changes at working in Seminole County," Record, a zoned newspaper that publisher Doug Fetzer has hired the Seminole Herald. We are on said Ping. "There's a lot of hard was named the second best often," Nadeau said. Pan Ping as the newspaper's our way to becoming a much work that must be done, but this weekly paper for General The adult high school's depart editor. better local newspaper." newspaper has unlimited poten Excellence by the Tennessee ment chairs and Resource Deputy Ping, a native of Hast Ping graduated from the tial. We have some good Press Association. Victor Hardy selected Nadeau to lennessce, comes to the Herald University of Alabama in reporters on staff, and I look for "1 look forward to meeting receive the scholarship. Irom the Press Enterprise in 1991 with a degree in ward to working with them as folks here in Seminole County," "She takes her studies serious Farragut, Tennessee. Both cne Criminal Justice and a minor in we build the Seminole Herald said Ping. "My first week here ly," Susan Wymaa an adult high Herald and the Press Enterprise English. He worked as a into a great community new spa has been focused primarily on school department chair who are owned by Republic probation officer before taking p er." learning the Herald's in-house mentored Nadeau in career prep Newspapers Inc, headquarted in a job in the newspaper industry Ping began his newspaper processes. However, beginning programs, said. "She'll make a Farragut. in 1993. Since that time he career with the Clinch Valley this week. I’m concentrating on great teaclier." "We are really fortunate to have has won numerous first- Chronicle in Like City, Tenn. getting out into the community Nadeau's parents, Jerry and someone like Dan to run our edi place awards in state and profes before joining the staff of the and meeting as many people as Candy Nadeau, said they are torial department," said Fetzer. sional contests, including Roane County News in possible." proud of her "In his first week on the job, he honors for editorial writing, fea Kingston, Tenn. While working To contact Ping or any other "She work'd for it (her suc cess)," Jerry Nadeau said. "And made some much needed layout ture photography, page design for the Roane County News as a Herald reporter, call 322-2611. Ping slie got it. I enjoy history myself."
Business Focus This Week: Don't be fooled, Tire City offers a lot more than Just tires. While Ores are certainly the specialty of Tire City, don't let the name fool you. V u JjJ L±UlfZr nil. SERVICE TIKE A AUTOMOTIVE UK PA IRS In addition to offering the highest quality tires and tire service, the business located at 2921 Orlando Drive (Sanford Center) can take iUOMOTt iw r n r jp BRAHES TIME-UPS ra re of any auto need. o| ft BRAKE CHECK L------1 ------m v a i w jw jjrr y j s z t j Opened in 1968, Tire City has had the same management far over 3 11 years. Thai means that not onfy do the people at Tire City u n d er i - r i i < ■<: < M I 7 H > stan d the needs and concerns of the people of the community, but VVrrt End Gallrrla • (Old Sanford Pla/a) (hey have dedicated themsetvea to keeping the community happy, 2921 Orlando Dr.lllwy. l7 Sf>SISS» Sanford, E l.31773 sin ce they have been such an integral put of It for so long. Owner John Sellers has a lot of experience In the lire business. He was raised In a family that was also In the automotive Industry and PEST CONTROL • LAWN SPRAYING com es by not only hta mechanical skills, but also hls professional Even though the name says tires, Tke City Is a whole lot more. From TEHMITE SPRAYING sk ills honestly. , tune-ups to tad lights, this Sanlord business can taka care ot the entire car while taking cart of tha customer. Tires and custom wheels of all shapes, sizes and brands are avail WEED CONTROL ab le at Tire City. Whether you need a new tire for your automobile done right and meet the desires of hls patron. o r a complete package for your new custom truck. Ttres aren't the only thing Tire City can do for your vehicle, Sellers and hls staff can talk to you about your needs (hough. Everything from brakes, alignments, shocks, struts to Sanford Pest Control “Over 10 Ytert In B utinett’ and desires and determine exactly what best suits you. tune-ups and everything In between can be done by the experi PO Box 1202 enced. knowledgeable staff. SANFORD. FL 32772-1202 8 It’s not easy to find a mechanic (hat you can like and trust. everyone knows exactly what.they, need or what best fits Give Tire City a chance...you’ll find you can like and trust the SAM DUNN, JR. Phona: (407) 38: their vehicle. Sellers takes the time needed to get the Job ♦ staff. Presidonl Fax: (407) 22 It’s that personal touch that sets Tire City apart from M some of the other big name lire chains around. Not 2920 S. Orlando Drive i linn s» mv it i 1 0 1 )11*^1 1 X 1 si i»i*i ii s Sanford, Florida 32773 Buy a S ell • New a Used Hubcaps. Wh eels, Tik es, Trim kings, (323-6787 CENTRAL SYSTEMS cen ters & Parts S.E., INC. Free Inspection / No obligation RflTAIMMNT tUPPUf S S HUBCAP CITY CENTRAL | SHOWROOM NfW A USf0 iOUtPMINT 3420 Iroquois Avonuo • Sanford, FL 32773 TRIIIV <1, mi ( it I 2 2 1 9 * . HWV. 17-92 HANFORD, PL 32771 ,V 11 f i He- i< (407) 330-1660 8 322*1760 ar 374*3002...... M OM • ■ PROM ORLANDO PROM DELTONA “Offices Coast to Coast” Owners: David Lebeds Steven Lebeds
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Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, June 1,1999 • B A Streets ------Continued from Page 1A Storm s Continued from Page 1A mental in assisting the group projects and also supplied the anywhere without them. During department's community polic was Tom Carpenter. meat for the April 20th barbecue. our first meeting, they sent offi ing philosophy that began sever The American Red Cross warns area, a hurricane warning means "We would have gotten started And Thompson said Matt cers. They were stopping people al years ago. residents to know their area's a hurricane will occur soon in anyway, but his help really got Coleman at l-arues Bar was the in the streets letting them know "It makes us proactive instead weather risks, to understand the your area. You may be told to us going," Thompson said. first business to purchase a crime that we weren't going to put up of reactive," said Poovey. "Any meaning of WATCH and move to a shelter or evacuate an Carpenter helped the group by watch sign. with this drug selling and prosti time you can be proactive and WARNING, to create a family area. Do so immediately. providing them plenty of infor Thompson also received some tution any longer." prevent a problem, you have a disaster plan nd to prepare a dis Call the Red Cross center In mation and Ups on how to start a help she had not counted on. Helping residents start neigh greater chance for success." aster supply kit. Longwood at (407) 332-8200 for neighborhood watch group. "To be honest, I hadn't hear borhood watch groups is just Operation Clean Sweep holds A hurricane watch means a more hurricane preparation Neighborhood businesses much positive feedback about part of a day's work according to meetings the first Tuesday of hurricane is possible in your information. have been supportive of the our city police department," she CpI. Rick Poovey of the Sanford every month. The June meeting group, as well, Thompson candidly admitted. "In years Police Department. is today at 6:15 p.m. at the noted. Chuck Bceghly at Classic past, they were not very sup "We're really just doing our Springfield Missionary Baptist Graphics Aiken Printing Co. portive." job," said Poovey. "I'm happy Church, located at the comer of Police has reproduced the group's However, Thompson said she that we arc building a good rela Cedar Avenue and 12th Street. Con tin tied from Page LA newsletter at no cost and offered has been pleasantly surprised by tionship with the neighborhood. Michael O. White, a member of for speeding. In addition, 15 were cited for not wearing seat the use of his Fax number so the the aid the department has pro That's what it’s about, and the Teen Challenge, will speak to the people received speeding belts. group can receive incoming vided. residents are doing a great job in group. violation charge of violation of Two drivers were stopped for faxes. Dean Kay of Ray's "They have been big support organizing this effort." For more information about a traffic control device, carrying running red lights in Saturday's Appliance has offered the group ers of the neighborhood watch," Becoming more involved in Operation Clean Sweep, call 322- a lesser fine, and 15 people patrol of SR 434, police said. his parking lot for fund-raising she said. "We could not have got neighborhoods is part of the 2301.
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Visiting Klwanlans are Nar-Anon welcome. For Information cnll Parrish gives back to the community Nar-Anon. a self-help group Walt Smith. 323-5088. for relatives and friends of ad B y S u s n n W o n n e r d icts. Will m eet T u esd ay a t H Stall Writer p.nt. at Orlando General Hos Coastliners pital. For more Information, The Coastliners meetings are SANFORD - Jim Parrish has call 869-6364. held at 10 a.m. the first worked with Seminole Volun Wednesday of each month at teer Enterprises for approxi TOPS the Sanford Senior Center. 401 mately one year. Although he E. Seminole Btvd. Members of Take Off Pounds Is disabled he wanted lo help All In terested ra ilro a d ers, Sensibly. TOPS. Invite the the community In some way. both active and retired, are In public to Join them on Tuesday Parrish said that he "docs evenings from 7 to p .m . at vited to attend. 8 whatever Is needed" In the or the First Christian Church. For Information, call Horace ganization. T just want lo help 1607 Sanford Avc., Sanford. Green. 322-5493. the less fortunate and needy. For more Information about We should all do our part to the club, call Karen Dlaztna. help one another and give back 3 2 1 - 5 9 8 2 . Woman’s Club lo the community." The Sanford Woman's Club When “on duty" some two or meets the first Wednesday of more days a week for sever'd Toastmasters each month. October through hours a day. Parrish may be Night Owls Toastmasters June, at 10:00 a.m.. at the seen distributing food, assist meet every Tuesday of the clubhouse. 309 S. Oak Ave., ing the patrons or filling In month, at 7:30 p.nt.. at the followed liy the program at with a helping hand. l-akr Mary Community 11:00 a.m. Reservations for the Uulldlng. 260 N. Country Club "Sometimes I give out canned noon luncheon are necessary food, bread or produce." he Road In Uikr Mary. Contact through the telephone commit said. "Il depends on what we Rosella Bonham at 323-8284 tee. for information. have and what Is needed." He shared that clients must Recovery, Inc "qualify" for the help that It Lions Club Recovery. Inc.. Is a self-help given. Assistance Is based on Tlie Longwood-Lake Maty Li mental hralih organization for the Income and other factors. ons Club meets the first and people who suffer from panic Hundreds of people weekly third Tuesday of every month, attacks, depression, fears and come for this help. Marty are at 7 p.m.. at the Ramada Inn. general nervous symptoms. For In-between Jobs, have been State Road 434 In Longwood. Information, call 660-2003. or down-sized, lald-off. have been Visitors and prospective mem 8 9 6 -5 9 0 6 . III nr hospitalized or have Just bers are welcome to attend. nut into some bad luck. TOPS Seminole Volunteer Enter Jim Parrish servas Fran Morton at Voluntaar Enterprises Inc. Pilot Club Local Chapter 232 of TOPS prises assists to help these (XTHon. S h e devotes a lot of \>1 th Jean and with thin pro nie. They have two children,* The Sanford Pilot Club meets In Longwood (Take Off Pounds families or Individuals "get gram." he said. “When you give Lance and Jimmy. Tlie couple* the first and third Tuesday at 7 Sensibly) meets every Wednes back on their fret" and still be time and effort Into th e p ro back It makes you thankful for have resided In tlie Sanford p.m. In the RSVP building on day at 6:30 p.m.. In the gym of able to feed their children In gram and helping people. She a the process. what you do have." area for three years and attend the campus at Seminole Com South Seminole Hospital, 555 great to work with and a great Parrish added. "Jean Melts Is Parrish has been married for Holy Cross Lutherun Church In munity College. All Interested W. State Road 434, Longwood. w om an." the director. She Is a wonderful "Its ao rewarding to volunteer seven years to his wife. Con D ike Mary. are welcome to attend. Weighing begins at 5:30 p.m. For Information, call (407) Musons 332-7156 or 539 -9071. The Sanford Lodge #62 ADVICE F&AM - Stated Communica
COLUMNIST m i tions are held on the first and Al-Anon F rie n d s Indoor molds third Tuesdays of each month Al-Anon Is an anonymous, ivM Tivi C roe at 7:30 p.m. Dinner is served at non-profit organization, open 6 :1 5 p.m . to anyone who Is a relative or sh o rt on are harmful to The lodge Is located at 212 friend of an alcoholic. Park Ave. North. Sanford. For Serenity Won Al-Anon meets more Information call (407) each Monday at 7 p.m. and 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 6 . Thursday at 7 p.m. Meetings b le a ch e r human health are held In the back rooln of .. In 1993-1994. there was nn Blood Bank the Sahara Club, 2587 South unusual outbreak of pulmo \ I I I K K I K Central Florida Blood Bank Sanford Ave., Sanford. All m a n n e rs DEAR GOING FOR BKOKEi nary’ hrmorTltagr In Infants In Is asking donors of all types meetings are non-smoking. It's time to atop Jumping Cleveland. Ohio, where re DEAR ADBY: I have read your blood - especially O-typc For more Information, call through hoop* for your friends. searchers found a specific column for more than 20 years but 2 9 1 -1 9 0 0 . The next time you return from fungus growing In the homes donors - to donate at Its have never written. However, I the concession stand with an of slrk Infants. In May 1997. Sanford branch. 1302 E. have not seen my problem ad Second St. For Information, armload of goodies, announce the Journal of Amcrirun Medi Gardening dressed, and I’m hoping you can what each of them owes you for call 322-0822. Nar-Anon help me. cal Association carried a news the items they requested. To do article titled ’Floods carry po Rotary Nar-Anon m eets every My wife and I enjoy season tick so is not considered Impolite, p.m . a t Or tential for toxic mold disease.* The Rotaiy Breakfast Club Wednesday at 8 ets to the Milwaukee Bucks with and It's better then going broke lando Regional South Seminole three other couples. When I go to In addition, the closure and meets every Wednesday at 7:30 in the bleachers. Hospital, 555 West State Road the concession stand, I feel the extensive renovation of sevrral a.m. at the Colonial Room Res 434. Longwood. Nar-Anon Is a polite thing to do is to ask if anyone courthouses In Florida, due to taurant on First Street in San support group open to families else would like anything. Most of molds, are recent testimonials ford. For more Information, DEAR ABBY: I saw the letters and friends of addicts. Join for the time, the other couples will to the Irnportanrc of Indoor Symptoms: Common symp call Rick Russl at 322-0285. about class projects in which atu- support In coping with your order a snack or beverage. I always dents wrote something nice about molds to huinnn health. There toms In humans urc dcrmutl-. addict; gain serenity to make buy them. The problem is they the other students, and how appre Is enough evidence accumu tls. pain nnd Inflammation the Optimist Club decisions and put your live rarely reciprocate. Occasionally, ciated those comments were. Let me lated up until now. Implicating mucus membranes of the back In focus. Call (407) 322- they’ll offer, but more often than not tell you about a project with unfor a particular fungus as a seri mouth (uid throat, a burning-, The Sanford Optimist Club they simply do not go to the conces 3434. 333-9204. or 294-6504 tunate results. ous problem In homes and sensation of the nasal pas meets evety Wednesday at sion stand or wait until I go. for more Information. I h av e a aweet, intelligent buildings and one of the sages, tightness of the chest, noon at the colonial Room In At times, I actually hold off get daughter III call “Gina." Two yearn causes of the ’sick building rough, bloody rhinitis, fever, ting a soda for fear that it will end downtown Sanford. Visitors are ago, her fourth-grade teacher asked syn d rom e." headache, and fatigue. welcome. Call 323-2194 or 322- up being a $30 trip. They are not the students to write something Detection and Control: De Tlie Fungus: Stachybotrys 0 2 9 8 . Film series otherwise what I would call *cheaieap. nice about each of the other stu tection of the fungus Is usually We have never had a problem split- chartum was first found and The West Volusia Holocaust dents, then gave the messages to by Inspection and/or air and Memorial Council presents the the student to whom they per described In 1837 from wall surface sampling. Because thr As I'm sure you are aware, the Kiwanis Club 1995-96 film series the first tained. The teacher did not look paper collected In a home In fungus Is not readily airborne.. prices at auditoriums and stadiums The Kiwanis Club of Sanford Wednesday of every month I Vague. The fungus Is com are quite steep. Any suggestions? over the meaaagea before she dis air sampling In a contami meets weekly Wednesday at through March, at 7:30 p.m., at tributed them. monly found on plant debris nated environment may show Please hurry, or I may go broke and In soil, and can be grown noon for a luncheon meeting at the Temple Shalom of Deltona. Abby, while Gina received many low levels of spores In the air. through the playoffs. In artificial media such as po the Lakeside Landing at the Ma 1785 Elkcom Blvd., Deltona. compliments, they were inter Inspection of potential sites GOING FOR BROKE tato dextrose or commeal rina Motel on Lake Monroe. Phone: (904)789-2202. FOR THE BUCKS spersed with painful, cruel com of contamination, especially agar, where it produces a ments such aa, "Gina haa a big In covered/protected places. Is large quantities of dark nose,’ ’Gina ia fat,” ’Gina wears necessary to determine where ugly clothes,” ’Gina ia dumb.” I spores. The fungus Is rela TUESDAY PRIME TIME the fungus occurs and the didn't cry in front of my daughter tively easy to Identify because level of contamination. Tlie when I read them, but I broke down of the unique characteristics fungus Is most commonly 6:00 1 6 :3 0 7:00 | 7:30 8:00 | 0:30 | 9 0 0 | 9 30 | 10:00 | 10:30 | 11:00 | 1130 | later. of the spores which are uri- NewtX m tnLTonigM Aaal TV (Vi H Rock* Aral lhaai found In homes or buildings r : m Nawtradw IrdlwcS- Datehne (tn Stereo) X HHI TariW When Gina’s teacher learned cellular, dark brown to black e SraraolX Ma Sun_ thaw which have sustained flooding CSS N r.. there were hurtful remarks on her and often showing a ridged Newt nonproos Frattef (In JM ftattctLat (In Haarl ai I n (1 Ml. Sorpanra) Pure* ChAy'Aja. Nawt lii MjLata or water damage from broken o Sguartt Stereo) X Slaiao) X UkKanna (InSraraolX Show paper, she tried to erase them, but surface when mature. The pipes, roof leuks, sewage N m ite m s Jaepardyl fthaataf Homo nyywyi Sport# N rM IUTr^&w.'(ft Haw*------(TT5J1------the words were still faintly visible. spores are covered with a Howl X Fartuna X improaa local Hero" MtgN Srarto) |PA) X MghMnaX backup, condensation, etc. o She made the guilty students apolo- slime residue und remain to Judgo Wilt Froth Fnanda(ft Sainlaldlft ■uffy the Vampire Slayer FaUcny Frwi)r(tn INewt Change el Spores are found tn the soli CD lm|R| Print* SraraolX StoroctX Xontequenceft" SraraolX Slaito) X Heart ize, but the damage had already gether as a mass or ball of and Introduced along with Bjressar k t n u ttewahour WAh J*m Kota 'Odftwy of lAa* (In World tl Naoonaf------IFfortkne I r iiW f (In Anigrvoanl sen done. I aaked Gina if she spores. Tlie spores are. 6 D Couch Roporl Uhrtf X Swtol (Pan 3 id 1) X Cdagraghtc Stereo) X wanted me to keep the paper floodwntrrs or dust nnd dirt therefore, not readily dissemi Homo Simpaana S«paan. Angelina (Ungaidw Pit (ft pjtift Now* (toSj riTofi" •" Chaart because of all the nice comments entering with water from a © iMfXOVt. improve. m Hit SiwooIX SraraolX Nwwiy ■Vftoknrr S nated In the air compared to w ritten there, but she said, “No, I roof leak, etc. It Is most com Somelhmg Good TontgN- •army Hmn h h — Zola Latin Bid Bnghl Today'a ' Kifnedi Apocatypw Amarican WartHp WoraMp other fungi. However, when don’t ever want to see that paper mon on tlie paper covering of © TVnatNawt the fungus and substrate dries r e r a a n ------Jamot TD.lataa Angara Chariot again.” sheetrock. but can be found Uabidia Claud Pralaalnalard and is disturbed by mechani © RaWaan Couria Ward Capp* N e e l I know the teacher meant well, on wallpaper, celling tiles, k - ■ ft. .a_ki - . . j . . cal means or air movement, SupOfmar- ihapTl Highway la eaven ‘m Touchad bf an Angal &r. 6uwl Uediane Dligioiie Murder *"Bkx>d * ww w o t m mywenv# but she should have reviewed the paper products, carpets with © tat two tp FPU Drop ftth Pa In Crow
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‘IT’J f ' T F Ft* . •{ r ~u'Jji. 'jV? v;i w?jn3<‘ .A Srminnlr llnald Sports Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida • Tuesday, June 1,1999 • 1 • 1 .■■■ ;■■■■■- 1 ' 1 ------____
SOLAR BEARS HOST TURNER CUP FINALS ORLANDO • Games five of Industrial flip the Turner Cup Flnnls ver sus the Houston Aeroa will be played on Tuesday at Undefeated teams fall to previously struggling clubs at Pinehurst the Orlando Arrna at 7 p.m. ’ Dean Smith first Inning. Datamax. which Wayne Densch B-53's (both 1- three more runs In the third In Houston leads the Best-of- Smith (one double, one run sPoWflEimuu------was leading the league with n 3). ning. this time with a Wnyne Seven Series 3-1. scored, two RBI). Chris Bryson 3-0 record, answered with five This Friday nt Pinehurst Kelly two-run triple being the Tickets for the Orlnndo (one double, one run scored, SANFORD - Wlicn a full moon runs In the bottom of the first Park. Datmtrox takes on big blow. Solar Ileurs Turner Cup Fi one RBI), Dee Richards (one occurs. Htniugr llilngs usually Inning. Drinr/DDM Corporation at 0:30 The Wnyne Densch B-53's nals Games *G* and *H* double, one nin scored) and h ap p en . But Datamax would not score p.m.: Vnntnre challenges Inva- then closed out the game by against the Houston Aeroes Ron Wojlnszek (one single, one Such was the case Inst Friday again and the Wayne Densch care nt 7:15 p.m.: Dundy/S f t II scoring four runs In each or the are still on sale. run scored, one RBI). night at Plnrhursl Park as B-53's scored nl least two runs Corporation faces the Wayne fourth nnd fifth Innings. There Is no ticket limit. Johnny Scott's two-run dou Datamax and liivaenrr. which In rvery Inning, knocking off Densch B-53's nl 8:30 p.tn.; Powering the Wayne Densch IHL Mayoff tickets may he ble and a run scoring triple by came Into the night with a com Ihc previous league-leaders nnd Myers Tree Service has the B-53's to the upset were Trey purchased at the Orlando Denny Miller were the big bined 5 0 record, suffered their and In the process winning week off. Brasseur (3for-3 with three Arena box office. any Tick- first losses of I he season to the their first game of the season, With Monday being n holiday, triples, three runs scored, four blows In the six-run second In ctMaster outlet In Florida ning for Myers Tree Service, Wayne Denscli B-53's and My 16-5, In five Innings. neither the Co-Ed or Church RBI). Wnyne Kelly (3-for-3. In and South Georgia. Ticket- who then added three runs in ers Tree Service, which entered The late game followed some- lengur's were In action. cluding n triple nnd n double, Master's phone renter by the third Inning, six runs In the the night's action with a com wliat of n similar pattern ns In- Action resumes today at two runs scored, two RBI) and calling (407) 839-3900 nr fourth Inning and a game bined 1-0 m nrk. varnre. which was 2 -0 , scored Pinehurst Park with the Jeff Cooley (2-for-2 with n tri on the Internet nt ending two-run home run by And even more strange was n nm In the top of the first In Women's league taking the ple. two nins scored, one RBI). www.TIcketMaster. that neither game In the City of ning and still led by 1-0 e n field. At 0:30 p.m.. Curt's Al- Scott In the fifth Inning. Single game tickets ran Also contributing were George Sanford Recreation and Parks tering the bottom of the second leycnts (2-5) challenges the be purchased through Slmkanlch (one home run. Doing the damage for Myers Department Spring Industrial Inning when Myers Tree Serv league-lending Sliurks (7-1) three nrns scored, one RBI). TlrkctMastcr. while group Tree Service were Johnny Scott Slow I’ltcli Softball la-ague was ice exploded for six ntns. and then slicks around to piny Robert Ullianu (one double, one tickets should be dlrectrd (3-for-4 with a home run and close. In fact, both games were Myers Tree Service never Sunnllnnd Corporation (6-1) nl run scored, one RBI). Howard to the Solar Dears tickets two doubles, three runs scored, stopped early try th e run n d e. stopped scoring, eventually 7:30 p.m. Struggling Don Pa Jnrrrtt (one double, one RBI), office nt (407) 872-PUCK. five RBI). Larry lllrt (one triple, The evening got off to nn odd ending the game In lire bottom blos of Sanford (0-7) battles (ton Hummer nnd Jerry Rohr one single, two runs scored, start when an expected tough of the fifth Inning with a 17-6 Vaughan Incorporated at 8:30 (one single nnd two RBI each), one RBI). Gnry Muse (two dou FAMILY FUN DAY battle between VnnlHre and trium ph. p.m . SANFORD • lire Sanford Daniel Vaughn (one singlej. bles. two runs scored). Brad Duudy/S f t II Corporation. both With the weird happenings. The Wayne Densch B-53's Pop Warner Foot- Kelly Pettit (one run scored, one Hawver (one double, one single, 2 -1 beginning the night, never Duudy/S A II Corporation and tied lls game with Datnmax by ball/Cheerleadlng Associa RBI). Jon Christian nnd Elmer one run scored, one RBI) and came off ns Vnntnre could not Datamax are both 3-1 and Inva- scoring three runs In the top of tion will be holding a Reg Gould (two runs scored each) Bobby Krienbrlng (two singles, field a team. curr Is 2-1. Completing the the second Inning, on the istration and Family Fun nnd Cory Mann (one RBI). three runs scored, one RBI). The middle game started with slnndlugs are Vuntare (2-2). strength of a two-run triple by Day nt the practice field on Doing the hitting for Datamax Other hitters were Denny the Wayne Densch B-53's Ink Myers Tree Service (2-3) and Trey Brasseur, and then took Highway 17-92 at 10th were Robert LaFountnln (two Miller (one triple, one RBI), ing a 2 0 lend In Ihc lop of the Briar/BBM Corporation nnd the (he lend for good by plating Street (across from Sanford singles, one run scored). Chip i sm Indostrial. Fag* 28 Middle School) on Satur day. June 5th from noon to R W* 3 p.m . There will be food, drink, Jr prizes and a Moonwalk. You can also register to Huge weekend for big play for the Sanford Semi- II miles and on beautiful Autumn Saturdays play against the Lake Maty names in auto racing Rams. Oviedo lions, New Smyrna Beach Barracudas. •foetal to Um Harold Indianapolis 500 on Sunday ol the Indianapolis Deltona Wolves, Orlando- Motor Speedway. Dr. Phillips Lions and many SANFORD - On the biggest automobile raring Brack took the lead on lap 199 of Die 200-lap more....The season Is fast weekend of the year, some of the biggest names race when Oordon was forced to pit for a splash approaching. In the sport stepped forward to shine. of fuel In his Gllddrn-Menards Dallara-Aurora. S.P.W.P.A. Is for boys A J. Foyt. a four-time winner as a driver, Brack went on to beat Jeff Ward by 0.5- and girls 7-to-lB years of claimed his first Indianapolis 600 as -nn owner sesonds for his first victory in Tire Greatest age who live In the Semi Kenny Brack look, advantage jft..R fibbyv ^Spect.cUv, injuring- .and first W U t of the 1999 nole High School district. Gordon's misfortune to win the 83rd running of Pep Boys Indy Racing League season In the A J. For more Information call the ‘Greatest Spectacle In Racing.' Foyt PowefTram Racing DaHars-Aurora. Brack s coach Carl Tipton at 330- It was a big day all-around for Foyt as his average speed waa 153.176 mph. 9016 or coach Marcus three cars came home first, third and sixth. Billy Boat finished third In the A J. Foyt On Saturday, another big name In open wheel •Kendrick at 324-2447. Racing Dallara-Aurora. while the third Foyt m racin g. M ld iacI Andretti, won his first race In driver, Robbie Buhl, finished sixth In the Purex MAYFAIR GOLF over a year, driving his Swift-Ford to victory In Dallara-Aurora. die CART/FED EX Motorola 300 at St. Louts on SANFORD • The Mayfair It was the first victory at Indy for a Foyt-owned Satu rd ay. Country Club will be hold car since he won In 1977, the last of his record II also proved to be a very good weekend for ing an old fashioned Oolf g « f f four victories. Brack led six limes for 66 la p s, Jack Roush Racing as Daytona Beach's Mark Tournament on Monday, more than any other driver. Martin won Saturday's NASCAR Busch Orand Ju n e 7 th . T am happy for both of us.* Brack said. *1 National Auto Parts 300 at Lowe's Speedway In The tourney will use a think more for me. He (Foytl has won it four Charlotte In his Winn-Dixie Ford Taurus and scramble format with teams times already. It has been very special to me.* Jeff Burton dominated the Coca-Cola 600 of four. Competitors are The 1998 Pep Boys Indy Racing League Sundny night In his Exide Batteries Ford asked to be at the Club by champion stalked Oordon over the last 10 laps, T a u ru s. 2 p.m. for the 2:30 p.m. cutting the lead from 4.064 seconds on Lap 193 Tony Stewart also became the first driver to shotgun start. to 1.271 seconds on Lap 197. pul>ull off the double-double, going the distance In Prizes will awarded to Whether Brack could catch Oordon was Just th the Indianapolis 500 (finishing ninth) and first, second and third txit one ouestlon. Whether Oordon had enough fuel the Coca-Cola 600 (finishing fourth). place teams, as well as for w e e l / a l u z * was the other. the longest drive, closest BRACK TA K E8 LEAD ON LAP Oordon had pitted last on Lap 164, taking the shot to the pin and the lead when all other lead cars pitted between winner of a putting contest. 199, WIN8 AFTER GORDON'S Laps 169-171. Brack took fuel and tires on Lap The cost will be (45 per FUEL GAMBLE FAILS 170, his last stop. person and Includes green ------icjxu Nnd VT»-*■ s-as= The result became academic when Gordon INDIANAPOLIS • Kenny Brack passed Robby fees, a cart and hors Kenny Brack (shown at Daytona In February) gave A J. Foyt his pulled Into the pits on Lap 199. Oordon with two laps remaining when Gordon's d 'oeuvres. fifth Indianapolis 500, first as an owner, taking the lead on Lap fuel gam ble Galled an d w ent o n to win th e 8 3 r d Call 322-2531 for Infor 199 when leader Robby Gordon ran out of gas to win. r mation. Entry deadline is May 3 1 s t. Legacy Club impresses SANFORD SOCCER Acosta SANFORD - The City of Sanford Recreation and USGA during qualifier Parks Department presents International Soccer for ffpactol to tha Harold *Wc chose this course be a star at children ages 3-to-6. cause wc appreciate Tom Flayer Placement Day and LONG WOOD - The Legacy Fazio's work, and feel hla CUnlc will be Saturday, Club at Alaqua Lakes was put to courses are a tough challenge June 12th at 9 a.m. at Zinn E m b r y - It's first real test In front of a that enable the best players to Beck Field (next to Historic national audience, and passed stand out above the rest,* said Sanford Memorial Stadium). with flying colors according to Marcia Mlletl of the USGA. There will also be a participants of the U.S. This course Is a good U.S. coached meeting for all In Riddle Women's Open Qualifier. Open challenge.* said Sue Fo- terested In coaching at the The Legacy Club played host glrmun. 'ft was set up lo play 8 f Pe— Braith Downtown Youth Center SPOHTS EDITOR to the event May 11, drawing very long which I think was a (First Floor of Sanford City the largest field of the 12 s ite s tough but fair test.” Hall) on Monday, June 7th DAYTONA BEACH - The around the country. 157 par Mardi Lunn and Katie Peter at 6:30 p.m. reach of Seminole County tietpants competeted to fill 12 son were the top two qualifiers Oames will begin on Sat baseball talent continues to positions and four alternate shooting 2-under-par. 70. Lunn urday. June 19th. prove that It has no bounds. spots In the 1999 U.S. and Peterson were the only two For more Information call Former Sanford Recreation Women's Open, being held at players to break par. the Sanford Recreation De and Seminole High School & Old Waverly Oolf Club In Weat *lt‘a a great opportunity for ua partment at 330-5697 or baseball standout Alexis Acosta Point. MS. June 3-6. to host an event like thla,* said Bennie Shaw at 330-9731. recently helped Embry-Rlddle The Legacy Club's role In this Jeff Hudson. Grom the Legacy Aeronautical University to reach event comes os a surprise to Club. ‘Central Florida la a Its first NA1A (National Associa most, because the course has wonderful location to attract SEMINOLE SOCCER tion of Intercollegiate Athletics) only been open for nine good golfers around the state, SCHOOL World Series. m onths. and we hope to continue to LAKE MARY • The 20th serve the USGA and other or The Eagles (45-12-1) entered annual SEMINOLE SOCCER *It was a great course to play ganizations In events to come.* Hie tournament held In Jupiter SCHOOL offers summer a qualifier on because It's very The Legacy Club at Alaqua os the No. 4 ranked team In the soccer Instruction. challenging and also very Lakes, a semi-private club lo nation and No. 3 seeded team The two weeks are June similar to U.S. Open courses.* cated Just weat of Lake Mary In the event, but could never their offense untracked and 1-5 at Lake Mary High said Kelly Leadbettcr. *1 am and Heathrow, is owned and CV.V School and July 19-23 at amazed at the conditions of the operated by Taylor Woodrow t two straight gomes to be Lake Howell High School. greens for only being open for Communities. eliminated. For registration bro such a short period of time. The Legacy Club recently be CAcosta grew up and learned chures and Information, This course will have great po came a member of the Audubon the game in the Sanford Rec contact camp director Larry tential for other events as It Signature Sanctuary Program reation Department leagues McCorkle at 320-9557 or matures more.” for its work on protecting ex before going on to be a very 320-9708 during the day The Legacy Club was chosen isting wetlands and Its use of good player at Seminole High or 695-2131 at night, or on by the United States Golf Asso conservation methods. Former Seminole High School and Sanford Recreation League star Alox School and for the Post 63 the web site at actlonln- ciation (USGA) because of It's For more information about Acosta (shown above as a Sanford All-Star) woe the starting shortstop on American Legion team before temet.net/uaers/mccorkle. central location and challenging the Legacy Club at Alaqua the Embry-Riddta Aeronautical University baseball loom that odvanood to layout. Lakes, call 407444-9995. the NA1A World S triae In Jupiter last wook. 1
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IV Legal Notices Legal Notices Racing' RAINES GAUGE ■ Continued from P*ge IB * • * ;.- A y £ • • IN TN I CIRCUIT COURT N O TIC E OF "Whether I would have been able to overtake OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, APPLICATION FOR TAX D U O him. I would have tried my hardest,' Brack said. Tim Rnlnrs Is n Sanford nntlvr nnd Scmlnolr Raines did not play as the Athletics won 2- FLORIOA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, for-3 from the Baltimore Orioles over the CIVIL ACTION that TA ESCROW ST. INC . the "I think we would have done It.' High School gradunte now playing for the CASI NO. SS-tSSS-CA-ta* holder ol the following certifi weekend, but former I-nkc Brantley nnd Oeorgln Pole sitter Arle Luyendyk led four times for 63 Oakland Athletics. Ills statistics fur the 1999 FIRST DANK NATIONAL cate)*) he* filed eald cerlifl- Tech star Brad Rigby pitched 4-1/3 Innings of ASSOCIATION TR U/A 0T0 cite)*) lei a lax deed to be laps In his (Inal appearance at Indianapolis. season Is In the first column, personal-best five hit relief, giving up two runs, to Improve to S/1/SS (EQUICRCDIT FUNDING issued (hereon The certificate Including the first 32 laps. In the Sprint PCS- season totnls In the second column nnd career TRUST D M A). number)*) and year(t) ol 3-1 In Oakland's 11-5 victory on Sunday. Mcljcr Q Force-Aurora. totals (Including 1999) In the third column. Pfalnllt taeuence. the description ol Ih* v* properly, and lha name(a) tn But Luyendyk crashed on Lap 117 with a big JUAN P RIVERA, which II was assessed l*/ar* a* lead when be spun while trying to pass the at a l. follows lapped car of Tycc Carlson. 11c was unhurt. Defendant* CERTIFICATE NO 3313 RAINES GAUQE N O TIC E OF YEAR OF ISSUANCE DM *1 had so much fun driving today.' Luyendyk CATEGORY FORECLOSURE SAL* Dttcrlplion of Property LEG said. 'It was like, really cool. It's been great '00 b ea t c s r e e r NOTICE IE HEREOV GIVE* SEC IS TYYP 20S ROC 33C S 1/3 G a m e s...... throughout the years' :n 160 2 .3 1 7 pursuant to a Summary Fine OF W 1/2 OF E 1/2 OF EW 1/4 A t-b a ts...... Judgment of Foreclosun OF SW 1/4 (LESS E 22S FT « W Greg Ray led four times for 32 laps In the 7 5 6 5 2 8 .6 2 1 R u n s...... dated th* ISth day ol May 3) LK • RO) Gllddcn-Menards Dallara-Aurora. But his race 11 133 1 .5 3 6 I S ) ) , and entered in Cast Name* In which assessed lilt s ...... ended on Lap 120 while he was leading during 16 104 2 .5 5 0 No ))-!M)-CA-t40 ol lb Elton N Ouellner. Routine J R B I...... Circuit Court lor Seminoli Buetlner All ol aeld property the caution for Luyendyk's accident when he 11 71 9 5 3 County. Florida wherein FIRST being in the County ol D o u b les...... collided with Mark Dlsmore while exiting the 2 3 8 4 1 5 BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Seminole. Elate ol Florida T rip les...... TR U/A 0T0 S/1/SS (EOUICRED Unless such certificate)*) shall p its. 0 13 1 1 2 Home r u n s ...... IT FUNDING TRUST DSS-A) H be redeemed according lo tew. Tony Stewart finished ninth In The Home 2 18 16 5 th* Plaintiff and JUAN P the property described in such S te a ls ...... Depot Dallara-Aurora. four laps down. Me then 1 9 0 8 0 4 RIVERA and REOECCA 0 certificate)*) will be told to the 2 1 1 .3 3 4 .2 9 6 Tim Rain** RIVERA are th* Defendant*. I highest bidder el the we*l Iron! (lew to Charlotte, where he finished fourth In the will sell lo I ho highest and besl door. Seminole County NASCAR Winston Cup Coca-Cola 600. bidder for cash at the Weal Courlhou**. Senlord. Florida, frorl door ol Ih* Semmolt on the I2lh day ol July. IM S el BURTON OUTRUNS LABONTE County Courthouse, Senlord. II 00 a m CHARLOTTE - Jeff Burton used a tremendous Florida at II 00 a m . on Ih* Payment ol Sale lee. applica 1 flh day ol JUNE. IM S. tho fol ble documentary stamp leae* last pit stop to get the lead, then held ofT Bobby I. t i ll Michael Andretti. find Swift. 238 2. (3) Hello Castro- J m y Nedrmi. li n t D u n n . 300. 21. 140 Wally Halh-nbarh. low.ng described properly a* end recording leet ere required Labonte's pole winning Gibbs Racing Pontiac to Nrvca. M rrm ln lnla. 238; X (5) Dario Franthllll. Honda- CIk-vtuIcI Mreilr Cuilo. 306; 22 (17) Brett Bodlne. fieri Taurus. •el forth in M id Summary Final lo bo pe-d by the successful Rrynard. 2J0: 4. IIHI Itutirrio Moreno. Mcrrcdra-Rcynard. 230. 3 o n Judgment bidder el the tele Full payment win the Coca-Cola 600 at Lowe's Motor (131 Max Papte. Font Hrynanl. 236; 6 |G) Oreg Moure. Mrrrrtlra- 23 (21) T rd Musgruvr. Font Tauroa. 308 24 (33 Chad Lit Ik . LOT S. OLOCK A. PINE VIEW. of an amount equal lo the high Speedway Sunday evening. Ik-ynard. 236. 7. 1141 Tiny Kanaan Honda-Reynard. 230. 8 ltd lirriTm m u 306: 25 |3U| Rich IteMr. Pmllar Grand Prtx. 398 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT est but la du* within 34 hours With the victory Burton claimed a $1-million P J. Janes. Fbrd-Swtft. 230. 9 (Bl Christian Fittipaldi. Ford-Swift. 26 |4I) Krvtn Ford Taurus. 308 27. 132) David Orrrn. THEREOF AS R E C 0 R 0 I0 IN alter Iho edvarliasd lime ol bonus by being one of five drivers eligible to win 230 Chevrolet Monte Carlo. JUa. jn u-M rut ay i w u . ruiu .auiuw. P U T HOOK S. PAOE 73 OF •ale All payment* ehall be ceth 10. HOI Jimmy Vaster. Honda-Reynard. 230: II. Ill Juan 305. 20 (IH) I luck*) lot Jo. lev Pmllar Grand Prtx. 368 30 Kyle THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF ot guaranteed inalrumeni. the *No Bull Bonus' offered by Winston. SEMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA Montoya. Honda Rrynard. 230; 12 (241 Al Unscr Jr . Merrcdes- IVtty. P m )ta r Grand Pru. 3fQ. 31 113 R m ly Wallace. Furd made payable lo the Ctark of WITNESS my hand end ■ he the Circuil Court Daytona Beach's Mark Martin was third In his Lola. 238 IX (251 R k h lr Hearn. Toyota-Rrynard. 234: 14. (201 Tauruv 3V3: 32. (43) Joe Nrmrchrk. Chcvmlrt. 392. 33.131) Hut sc oii ITuctt. Toyota-Reynard. 234. Ift (26) Shlgrakl llattori. Mel of Ihit Court on May IS. Deled this 2Slh day of Me/. Ford, followed by NASCAR Winston Cup Points Strt. kiln. Ford Taurus. 301. IM) Mctretles- Krynmt. 229. 10. (23) Alex llenon. Toyota Eagle. 212 leader Dale Jarrett In another Ford and Tony 34 (M l Kkk Mint. FoprdTaunu. 391; 35 04) Robert llraalcy. (SEAL) electrical; 17. (12) Cristtano Al Malta. Tbyota-Hrynard. 108 (Seal) Font 378; 3 8 (201 K n ur Ervin. Planter Gran.! Pita. 375. 37. OG) MARYANNS MORIE Stewart, who started dead last on the field. In his engine: 18 (21) Maurirto Ougrlmln. Mmrcdra-Reynard 101, MARYANN! MORSE M kh arl Waltrtp. Chevrolet Monte Carta 367; 38 (351 Jim m y Clerk ol th* Circuit and CLERK OF THK fuel pressure. Pontiac. Dale Earnhardt Sr. came home sixth In Spencer. Ford Taunt*. 348 39 |I0I Jeff Gordon Chevrolet County Court CIRCUIT COURT IB (21 Pud TTary. Honda-Rrynard. 147. contact; 28 (22) his Goodwrcch Plus Chevrolet. Monte Carlo 341; 40 (38) Sterling Mai tin. Chevrolet Monte Dy Dorothy W Bolton SEMINOLE COUNTY Stewart had to start 43rd after missing the pre- Michael Jourdaln Jr.. Fivd-Uila. M l. elertrical. 21 (7) Adrian Carlo. 338. 41.125) G n illrry Ikxtinr. Chevrolet Monte Carta 240. Deputy Ctark FLORIOA Fcmandcr. Fonl-Rrynard. 132 transmission: 22 141 Patrick Uts B Dodge. Esq race driver’s meeting because he was on route 42 |5| Steve Pute Chevrolet Monte Carki 248 43 (3 » Dam II by Shirley C Merger! CarpcntleT. Mcrredcs-Rcynard. 114. wreck; 23. Waltrtp. Ford Taunt*, pnwtaiunal 32 HOLLAND S KNIGHT LLP Deputy Clerk from Indianapolis where he finished ninth. 117) Bryan lim a . Ford-Swtft. I I X rontarl: 24. (27) Dennis PO Bos 171) Publish June 1. • t l . 33. IS M JefT Gordon, who had won the race the Vltolo. Ford-Rrynani. 02. luuidllng: 28 (151 OU d r Ferean Tarrpe. FL 33*01 DID) In accordance with the previous two years, missed an opportunity to 3* llonda-Rrynard. 30. pH (nrkicnl. 20 (IS) Tarto Marqtirs. Merrcdes-Pcnskr. 31. conlart: 27. |9| Bobby Gordon. Toyuta American* with Diaabilri-ee Act. peat when his power steering unit failed, person* with dreatxlitie* r red NOTICE OF AUCTION Swift. 10. conlart. Thie auction wilt be held on sending him to the garage for 40 laps and mg a • pec i*l eccommodel-on lo Legal Notices Legal Notices panicipete In Hue proceeding June 2* IM S at Noon el 32* Aulm Ave . Oviedo FL dropping him to 39th place finish. Should conlacl Court Administration al 301 N Park Prospective bidder* may SUNDAY’S RESULTS inspect the vetuctos on the day " SATURDAY'S RESULTS HOTIO* OF AUCTION NOTICE OP AUCTION Sanford. Florida 3377t. tele PEP BOYB/INDT RACING LEAGUE This auction will be hold on before the suction from • AM NASCAR BUSCH GN TM* auction will be h«ld an phone number (407) 333-4330. until • PM Term* ere ceth or INDIANAPOLIS 500 Junt 22. IM * *1 Noon. *1 H i June I I . IM * al Noon, al 3 )t not later than seven (7) days Carqueat Auto Parts 300 Aulm Ava . Oviedo. FL certified fund* only Oviedo at * p 114ssy, h i Aulm Av* . Ovtado. FL prior lo the proceeding II hear Towing retorvea tho right lo CltAKLOTTE • Results Saturday from the NASCAH llusrh Protpoctiv* bidder* may Prospective bidder* may ing impaired. (TOO) 1-SOO-SD- I. (HI Kenny Brack. Dallara-Aurora. 208 2 (14) Jeff Ward. mepecl the vehicle* on I he day accept or refuse any end ell Series. Grand National Division CARQUEST Auto Parts 300 at Dallara-Aurora. 200: X (3) Billy Boat. Dallara-Aurora. 208 4 (41 In* pec I Hie vehicle* on 18* day •771 or Vote* (V) 1100-SIS- bids Lowe * Motor Sperdway. with startlnc position In parentheses, be I or* 18* auction tram * AM before th* auction from • AM • 773. via Florida Relay Ssrvic* itobby Gordon. Dallara-Aurora. 198 8 07) Bobby McOehee. unte • PM Term* are cash or The fallowing vehicle* ere driver, car make, laps completed, reason out Ilf any) and money Dallara-Aurora. 190; 6. (321 Knbbte Buhl Dallara-Aurora. 199. 7. until • PM Term* arc ca*h or Publtah May 3 ). and June 1, offered lor bide won: certified lundt only Oviedo certified fund* only Oviedo IM S (221 Buddy Lazier. Dallara-Aurora. 198; 8 (17) Bobby Unscr. Towing reserve* th* right lo • f OUICK LE SABRE I. (21 Mark Martin. Fond. 200. *5 8 8 0 8 X (221 Dale Earnhardt Tbwing retervet 18* right lo OEC-1SO f G4HPI43XHH477004 Dallara-Aurora. 107; 9 (241 Tony Stewart. Dallara-Aurora. 198 accept or re lute any and ell accept or refuse any and aM Jr.. Chevy. 200. *4X 158 X (9) Matt Kenaeth. Chevy. 300. bids •7 HONOA ACCORD 10 (101 11 kies hi Matsuda. Dallara-Aurora. 198 II. (Ill Davey bide *37.975: 4 Oil Jeff Durton. Font 200. •19.000c 6. (20) Michael Hamilton. Dallara-Aurora. 106. The following vehicle! are IHGCAIS37HA077S7S Waltrtp. Chevy. 300. *19,700. & (61 Brett Bodlne. Chevy. 300. The following vehicle* are •4 HONOA ACCORD 12. (33) Rani Dorset. Riley 8 Scot I-Aurora. 108 IX (12) John ottered lor bid*: offered for brdt •I&450: 7. (7) Chuck Sown, Chevy. 200. *20.473; 0(38) Elton *4 ISU7U AMIGO IN TNB CIRCUIT OOURT JHMAOS324EC0774M llollansworth Jr.. Dallara-Aurora. 102 14. 119) Tyre Carlson. •0 FORO CSCONT •3 HONOA ACCORD Sawyer. Font 200. *1 8 6 2 8 a 1401 Todd (iodine. Chevy, lea Dallara-Aurora. 198 18 O il Jerri Schrordrr. O Force-lnflnltl. lFAPP*t*OLWI37**3 JACC007KSRM04MI OF TNB BMNTBBNTN *16.700. 10. (37| Jeff Green. Chevy. 19a *10750. II. (391 Jason Publish Juno 1. IM * JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JMMS2733S OCOS37/S 178 18 (5| Mark Dlsmore. Dallara-Aurora. 108 17. (38 Stan M FOND T-aiRO M A B B FOB •S FORO AEROETAR VAN Keller. Chevy. 199. *19.8001 IX (23) Ken Schrader. Chevy. 199. 1FABP44F10H222M1 DEO-1 Wattles. Dalian-Am ora. 147; 18 (16) Eddie Chrrvrr Jr.. SBMMOiS COUNTY, 3FM0AI140IB033713 *10.665: IX 1411 Randy LtaJole. Chevy. 199. *16.370; 14. (11 David Dallam-Infinite 130; IB. (26) Huzx Calkins. Dallara-Aurora. I3X Publish Juno I. IM * Publish June 1. IM S Green. Chevy. 199. *17,500. IB. (36) Kenny Wallace. Chevy. 190. FLORIDA 20. (23) Roberto Mareno. O Force-Aurora. 122 21. (21 Greg Ray. 0CD-* CIVIL ACTION OEO-7 •0 550. TO W4LUAM (OWtN BURRRJ. Dallara-Aurora. 120; 22. (I) Arte Luyendyk. Dallara-Aurora. 117. CASE NO. SS-ISSS-4A 18 (271 Mark Green. Chevy. 19a *1X880. 17. (191 Jeff Purvts. SUMMER RENKA CRAWFORD 2 8 (29) Wkn Eyckmana. Dallara-Aurora; 24. (28) Jimmy Kite. H O TIO * OP DIVISION IS-B Chevy. 199. *17.100 18. 08) Tony Raines. Chevy. 19a *18960. OURRILu v* WILLIAM EDWIN O Force-Aurora. 118. 28. (28) Roberto Querrero O Force Inftnlll. application poa rax o**o FIRST UNION NATIONAL IN TNB CIRCUIT COUNT la (31 Dave Disney. Pontiac. 19a *11.523. 28 (28) Stanton BUFMACIW l ACTION NO *30*3 OP TNB ISTN • i 108c 2 8 113 Steve Knapp. O Forte-Aurora. 104: 27. |9) Scott NOTICK IS MIRKBT QIVKN. BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION Darren. Chew. 199. *11.008; 21. (IS) Gary Bradbeny. Chevy. that FUND A* CUSTODIAN FOR M THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR NATIONAL BANK OF NONTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, * Ooodyrar. G Force-Aurora. 101; 28 (6) Scott Sharp. Dallara- KNOX COUNTY. TENNESSEE. Oftfl- IN AND FOR 198 *8X80; 2X C2SI Hank Parker J r . Chevy. 198 811X00. 28 Aurora. SX 20. (IB) Dannie Ueechler. Dallara-Aurora. 74: 3 8 (7) CASI. INC the holder ol the fol CAROLINA. SUCCESSOR 142) PM Parsons. Chevy. 198 *11.170; 24. (38) Ulaiac Alexander. •ON IV ■ SMM04.B C O U N TY , Sam Schmidt. Q Force-Aurora. 62: 31. (31) Jack MOter, Dallara- lowing certilicale(t) he* Med BT MERGER TO FIRST Chevy. 197. M .14S; 2 8 1301 Ite m * Sadkr. Chevy. 197. *18128; toid ceriilicele(t) lor a la* deed In M s cauae. I appaarsig from tee UNION NATIONAL BANK FLORIOA (N IL BNWSfON Aurora. 2 8 3 2 (30) Johnny Unscr. Dallara-Aurora. 18 3 2 (INI COMPLAINT Mad which la pawn •ASS NO.I N -IM 4 A «4 N 28 (31) Qua Wesson. Chevy. 198 *8 1 0 8 27. (4) Mike Ellseo Salazar. O Force-Aurora. 7. to be Ittued thereon The cer OF FLORIOA FflCTR CORAL — McLaughlin. Chevy. 188 *1 3 8 9 0 28 (8) EUlott Sadler. Chevy. tificate number)*) and year)*) of la. F<*l r»e dafsndsnt. W4ham QAOLIS FEDERAL SAVINGS THE FIRST NATIONAL 161. *10.123: 29. (101 Mike Skinner. Chrvy. 149. rear end. *8083; ieauence. the d**crrption of I ho idwsi Bur*. N a non randan! of AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. BANK OF CHICAOO, property, end the name(i) In Si* Steie ol tim ixrN, ov v^lrar PUmliff. AS TRUSTEE. 30. (161 Wayne Grubb. Chevy. I4X axle. *8270. Plemliff, 31. (17) Dick Trickle. Chevy. 138 *11.030 32 (21) Joe which It wet assessed l*/sr* whereebouta cennol be eecer- VS. Netnechek. Chevy. 113. *8 .0 1 8 33. (3) Jeff Gordon. Chevy. I OX NASCAR follow* tamed upon dAgenl le m k and BARNET F GRIGGS. Ill CCRTlFICATK NO t*tf Inquiry, so that Fia orWnary AS TRUSTEE OF THS TRUST VICTOR AUMEDA. rear end. *8 0 7 8 34. 113) Casey Atwood. Chevy. 88 accident. WINSTON CUP ET AL . 810.988 3 8 1431 Johnny Denson. Chevy. 8 8 accident. *7.970, YKAR OF ISIUANCK IMS prat*** of law cannot be aanrad AGREEMENT DATED AS OF COCA COLA 000 D«*crtpnon ol Property LEG JURE IS. 1M7. AND AS AN Defendants 38 (121 Kevin Schwanta. Chevy. 70. accident. *7968 37. (33) •‘a Motar Bpaadsm LOT 3 DLK F SPRINO LAX* HEIR OF THE (STATE OF NOTICE OF ACTION Shane Halt Chevy. 8X accident. *0X 48 3 8 (24) Tim Fcdewa. IT IS OROSACO dial terd CONSTRUCTIVE SBRVICS 1. a Jeff Durton. Ford Taurus. 408 2 HI Bobby Labontr. HILL* SKC IP * IS POM date tea an answer wNh tie Ctark of WANDA LEE HUNTER. Chevy. 27. accident. *10.938:39. II l| Jimmy Spencer. Chevy. 23. Pontiac Grand Prtx. 400. X (7) Mark Mania Ford Taurus. 408 4 Name* in which aaaaeaed. DECEASED, at al. TO VICTOR AUMEDA Fie Knca C ounty CfrcuM Court. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF accident. *7.938 4 8 (2SI Kevin Lepaffe. Chevy. 2X Accident. 07) Tony Stewart Pontiac Grand Pru. 408 8 (23 Dale Jarrett. Dorothy Smith AM ol M id prop Dm Won iv at KnoevOta. Txnneeen Defendant)*) *7X 18 41. 114) Kelly Denton. Chevy. 2X accident. *7X 08 42 erty being In the County of NO TIO * O F VICTOR AUMEDA Ford Taurus. *0 8 8 (13 Dale Earnhardt Sr.. Chevrolet Monte erhoee residences re 1201 Kevin Grubb, Chevy, 2X accident *1 8 8 0 8 4X (32) Adam Seminolo. Stale ol Piorida. FORECLOSURE SALS Carlo, 4 0 8 7. 13 Ken Schrader, Chevrolet Monte Carta. 408 8 M Foley TIE Walnut Street 1M Georgetown Drive Petty. Chevy. 14. accident. *11.080. Unlee* *uch certificate)*) *h*ll NOTICE I* HEREBY GIVEN 112) Ward Burton. Pontiac Grand Prtx. 399; 9. (Ill Mike Skinner. K ro n fb . Txnneaeae 37*03 w4Fun Casselberry. Fla S2I07 Chevrolet Monte Carta. 309; 18 (9) Jeremy MayOdd. Ford be red eem ed according lo law. pursuant lo a Final Judgment ot the property deeonbed In such twty day* of tw last data of pubh- who are unavailable lor ser Taurus. 399; 11. (37) Terry Labonte. Chevrolet Monte Carlo. 398. eeaon or a rudyiwnt by dMauR wN Mortgage Foreclosure dated CART certificate)*) wM be M id to the May 1*. IS M . and entered m vice of process and Ih* 12 (3 Kennny Wallace. Chevrioet Monte Carta 398 IX (13 ba taken agafnel you and Fw cauae unknown defendant* who may Motorola 900 hrgfi**l bidder *1 the weal front C o m NO M -I3 0 S -C A of the Dabby Hamilton. Chevrolet Monte Carlo. 397: 14.1291 Bill Elliott. door, Seminolo County sat for heating EX AARTE as te you Circuil Court ot tho SIGH ba apouaoa. hair*, daviaaaa. MADISON, IX • Results of Saturday's Motorola 300 CART Ford Taurus. 397; 18 0 3 Kenny Irwin. For Taurus, 397; 18 13 FedEx Championship Series rare at Gateway International Courlhou**, Senlord. Florida, This nobos wN b* pubSahad In THE TEE NTH Judicial Circuit in and grant***, assign***, lianora, Dale Earnhardt Jr.. Chevrolet Monte Carla 397; 17. (4) Elliott •EMFfOLE HERALD tor tow eon- creditors, truateea. and all par Rarcwcy, with starting position in parentheses, driver, type of on the 13th day ol July. IM S . al lor SEMINOLE County. Florida Sadler. Ford Taurus, 397; 18 (42) Johnny Denson. Ford Taurus. ties claiming an internal by. car. laps completed and reason out. tf any. 11:00 a m whtrein FIRST UNION NATION 307; IX (221 John Andretti. Pontiac Grand Prtx. 398 2 8 (13 Payment ol Sal* tee, applica Putriah May 1*. 3S. and June 1. S, AL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION through, undot or a gams! the ble documentary stamp taaaa IMF NATIONAL BANK OF NONTH Defendant)!), who at* not and recording lee* are required 0CC-14F CAROLINA. SUCCESSOR BV known to bo dead or site*, and lo be paid by the successful MERGER TO FIRST UNION alt periie* having or claiming lo Cawwfy Oawrt bidder el the tale. Full payment NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA have any right till* or Interest S *m In ate C arm t y, ol an amount aqual lo tho high- F/K/A CORAL GABLES FEDKR In the properly described hi the Acosta- Florida mortgage being foreclosed eel bid It due within 34 hour* “OUR GOAL IS TO GIVE Ose* # Ft-SFt-OO AL SAVINGS AND LOAN AEEO altar the advertised lima ol Pag* IB Sun Bank National CIATION It ih* Plaintiff and Ml*. AD payment* a hall be cash VOU ARE NOTIFIED Ihet en Aetoctaticin. BARNET F GRIGGS. Iff AS or guaranteed instrument, TRUSTEE OF THE TRUST action to foreclose a mortgage YOU THE BEST POSSIBLE heading to Winter Haven to play Ptainliff mad* payable to th* Clerk of AGREEMENT OATEO AS OF on the following described for Polk Community College. v* property the Circuit Court. Anthony Dorrloa. JURE IS. 1M7. AND AS AN SERVICE EVERY DAY” Acoata did fairly well In the Deled this 3*lh day ol May. Unit No IM . LAKE HOWELL Defendant HEIR OF THE ESTATE OF IMS. WANDA LEE HUNTER ARMS CONDOMINIUM. a World Series, driving In ERALTa N O TIO * OP Condominium according to th* (*aa* •NBA IFF’* * A il DECEASED; BRENDA O first run of the tournament. But MARYANNS MORIS REUTER. At TRUSTEE OF THS Declaration ol Condominium NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN and Kihibite annexed thereto, It waa far too-lltUe. too-late as CLSRK OF THK that by vlriu* ol that cartain TRUST AOREEMENT DATEO AS CIRCUIT COURT OF JUNE I t . 1SS7. AND AS AN recorded February 10. 1SS3. tn the Eagles fell behind sixth- Will of Eeacutmn Iveued out of Official Record* Book 1377. SKMINOLK COUNTY. and undar lha M ai of th* HEIR OF THE (ITATE OF seeded Birmingham-Southern FLORIDA WANDA UE HUNTER peg* 1144. Public Record* ot County Court ol Sominol* Semfnol* County, Florida, as (47-16) 7-0 and fell 7-3. by: Ihlrtey C. Hargari County. Florida, Cae* * *1-2*1- DECEASED; THE UNKNOWN Deputy Clerk HEIRS AND/OR DEVISEES OF •mended, together with end Acosta, a Junior ahortstop, CC upon a final ludgmanl ren undivided interest in the com Publtah June'I, *. I I . S 3 .1*M dered In lha aforesaid court on THE (STATE OF WANDA LEE then went l-for-5. but again DSD-4 HUNTER. DECEASED; THE mon olemanta and limited com the 3Sth day of April A 0. 1 M I mon element* declared in said ERAU fell short, dropping a 9- In that cartain cat* entitled Sun UNKNOWN PERSONAL REPRE M TN* CIRCUIT COURT SENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE OF Declaration of Condominium Bank National Association. unit. Together with the exclu 8 , 12 Inning marathon to de FOR •■■INOL* COUNTY, Plaintiff vs Anthony Barrios, WANOA LEE HUNTER OECEASEO; THE UNKNOWN sive right lo use Carport fending National runner-up In Defendant which aforeMld Writ Number S3, aa deaignited on diana Tech (51-21). 0AM NO. M-dSO-CA-ld-H of Execution we* delivered lo CLAIMANT* OF THE ESTATE KMC M0RT0A0K OP WANOA LEE HUNTER. the property attached lo said me a* Shariff of Bamlnola Declaration ol Condominium Next year looks very bright CORPORATION. County. Florida and I have OECEASEO; NATIONSBANK. Plaintiff, N .A : TENANT ft N/K/A OAVIO a/kra I0S GEORGETOW N •avied upon aM th* right, till* DRIVE, CASSELBERRY FL for Acosta and the Eagles as and interest of th* defendants HIEZER. are the Defendant*. I there was only one senior In the C H IL IS A M. MURRAY, will tell to the highest and beat 33T37 In lha following described prop hat been tiled against you and at al erty said proparty being local- bidder for cash al lha Waal starting line-up this year and you are required lo servo a Dalandante. ad in Snrwwle County, Florida, frorl door of th* Samlnolo copy of your written detenses. former Spruce Creek star John NOTIO* OF SAL* more particularly described at Cointy Courlhou**, Sanford, Uzzllln la expected to step Into Notice I* hereby given that, follow*: Florida, at 11:00 a m., on th* If any. on MARSHALL C WAT pursuant lo the Order or Final SON. PA Plaintiff's attorney, that spot In the line-up. On* Sid* Arm -Qloak* Modal 1 Till day ol JUNE. 1 MS. Ih* fol Judgment entered on May *, M Hangun tearing described property aa trhet* address it MOO NW 31*1 TERRACE. FORT UUOERDALE. IM * . In Ih lt cauaa. In lha and lha undersigned a* Shariff M l forth In said Final FLCRIOA 3330* no talar than 30 Circuil Court of Semin*I* of Sarrinota County, Florida, Judgment: County. Florida. I will aaM lha days from th* date of Ih* Ural Circulation M anager will at tt:00 A M . on th# 31st LOT IS. BLOCK C. SOUTH proparty situated In *amlwate day ol June A D . IS M offer lor PINECREST, ACCORDING TO publication ol Ihi* Nolle# of County. Florida, described as: Action and fit* Ih* original with seta and sail lo lha highest bid THE PLAT THERSOP At Industrial th* Clerk ol this Court either If you are having a service problem that you LOT *4. L O N O D A U EUB0IV1- der. FOR CASH IN HAND AND RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 10. Pago I I •ION, ACCORDING TO THS before service on Plaintiff'* SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL MQES • AND 10. PUBLIC are unable to resolve, please contact me. P U T THERKOF AS RKCOROKO attorney or immodiately there Green (one double, two runs EXISTING LIENS, al lha Front RECORDS OF SEMINOLE IN P U T BOOK 13. PAOK M . OF (West) Door, al lha atop*, of th* COUNTY. FLORIOA after; otharwla* a default will scored). Todd Bush (one single, THK PUBLIC RECORDS OP ba entered against you lor th* If your service is terrific I’d like to hear about •amino'* County Courthouse In a/k/a 110 U U R E L DRIVE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. that tool one run scored, three RBI), Jim •enlord. Florida, lha above SANFORD, FL 33773 relief demanded In the com al public sate, lo lha hlghaal WITNESS MV HAND and the plaint or petition filed herein Ryan (one single, two RBI). and bast blddtr. lor cash, al lha described property. Successful bidder must meal th* Florida m *i of this Court on May IS, WITNESS my hand and th* teal areal front door ol tho Luke Dunning (two runs IM). of this Court al Sanford. Our carriers and entire staff at The Seminole •emlwete County Courlhou*# •1*1* Statute criteria for pos scored, one RBI), Braden (one (COURT SEAL) Baminol* County. Florida. Ihit in Sawfard. Florida, at 11:00 session of a handgun. Herald appreciate your business and are here to That said sate Is balng mad* MARYANNS MORES. CLERK ISth day ol May. 1M * RBI) and West (one run scored). a m . on JUNK I . 10M. (COURT SEAL) serve you. Dated al * auto id. Florida Ihlt to satisfy th* term* cf this Writ Ctark of th* Circuit Court Providing the offense for In- ol Elocution MARYANNS MORES. CLERK •th day ol May. 1*M. By. Dorothy W. Bolton vacate were Sean Sumter (two Donald F. EtUngsr. Sheriff CLERK OF THE MARYANNK MORIS Deputy Ctark Seminole County, Florida CIRCUIT COURT single*), Dallas Davl* (one CLERK OF THK ■chavsrria. McCalta, Raymsr. BY: Ruth King CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE REGARDING THE Barrett A Freppter home run. one run scored, four AMERICAN! WITH DISABILI DEPUTY CLERK Seminole Herald By Jana K. Jaiewlc Poet Office Box S410 In Accordance With Th* RBI), Chris Brooks (one single, TIES A C T OF 1SS0. PERSONS Or put / Clark Tampa. FL S3S01-34t0 Americana With disabilities Act. two rims scored, one RBI). An WITH A DISABILITY NEEOINQ Call Us When You Need Us Barry M Elkin. Esq. If you are a person with a dis Persons With Dlsabilittea gel Figueroa (one single, two M03 Roger Bird . Suits *104 SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS ability who need* accommoda A TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO Needing a special •I. Patera burg. FL 33103 tion In order to participate In runs scored), Segundo Oon- CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT Publish May I*, and Juna 1, tMa proceeding, you are enti Accommodation* to Participate For Home Delivery Call: (407) 322-2611 THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS rales (one single, one RBI), Tom IM) tled at no eoal lo you, lor Ih# In This Proceeding Should or visit my web site at: Gilson and Justo Delgado (one DEC-77 SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVI provlttion ef cartain oasis- Contact Court Administration at SION AT THE SHERIFF'S tone*. Pleas* contact Court M l N. Park Avenue. Sanford. http://SeminoleHerald.Virtualave.net Blngle each) and Ed Santos (one OFFICE. 100 BUSH BLVO. SAN Administration at SOI N. Park Florida *3771, Telephone run scored).______FORD. FLORIOA. AT LEAST Avenue, Sanford. Florida Number (407) U8-4IM , Nol FIVE OAT* PRIOR TO THE PRO SE771. telephone number (407) Later Than Seven (7) Days Prior *33 4 4 .1 8 19 CEEDING*. (407) 330-8*40 TTD *21-4314, within t working lo Th# Proceeding if Hearing To Speak To The Circulation Manager (407) 333-3333 «tey* of your receipt of Pita doc Impaired (TOO) 1 -M D -B M -t 771, 10000 . 0 0 Publtah May 1*. M . June 1, 8 ument; If hearing Impaired. or Itete* (V) 1-*0*-***-*770, via (407) 322-2611 IM) (TOO) 1-SOO-SM-I771. Florida Relay •enrke*. iooi4 _ a a Shop S*mlnot* Hankfi With Sal* being held on June Publish May tl, and June 1, Publish: May tl. and Juna I, Tra * Cellular 492-5790 M yra * i r r tn o s* a s . 17 i s CUMHadt Evwydiyl t f . IM S ISM IM* DCC-10) D CC-ISt DEC-117
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FL pry Dt person Easlbrooke Gar ability required UeneM* me CINCUIT, IN AND FON JO B WANTED: Licenaed 699-0907 or 1 4 M 3I2-4042 for 0096X537 or 000 290 7099 Club E spirit Apartments 32771. or lax to 322-7763 dans, 201 N Sunset Dr Cat sal medicat/dent*l/401K Call Mag • IMINOll COUNTY, C N A Home Health Caro W.n If** Information. 331-3131 berry 899-5002 natone Hearing Aid Co 0339 CUSTOMER SERVICE REP MAINTENANCE TECH. FLONIDA. lake cars ol your loved ones 2477 Part tune lot/ Car/Truck rental Up to 511 Mr.. Fu* Ben 2 Wka Receptionist lor retirement can- CAM NOi sa-iaia-cAM -a whde you work 407-322-1SS0 IRWIN MORTOAQE 55—Business agency Front desk eq> a plus InstallersI Vac Musi have exp Cal tar F T day* ononly Must enp>y TRUCK LOADER CORPORATION. FORMERLY O pportunities Vakd FDL A background check WILL TRAIN' Chib E spirit z working with seniors Renais Glass warehouse PT eves KNOWN AS INLAND 21— P e r s o n a l s Apply In person: 3099 Orlando Vertical bknds Banefitsl 331-3131 sance. 300 W Airport Btvd. ITTv.Longwood. 7674100 MORTOAQE CORPORATION. (1742) O f- Sanford.______Sanlord. s t a r entertainment Call (407) 030- 4700 MECHANICAL DESIGNER UNDER NEW MOMT. Plaintiff Customer Service Representa ALONE? Seniors Dating Uureeu Exp in Conveyor A Material RECEPTIONIST POSITION Sanford Truss Manufacturer tives: Need professional tele RESPECTED tmee 19771 Ages Immstor nosdsd lor start up mu Irrigation/ Refers A Insuieri Handing Equp Mach Drafting For Skilled Nursmg Fact! 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Recap Fas Resume 407-322-0121 lor knal grarkng ol residential ER'S HELPERS MORTOAQE CORPORATION Needed anmerkaMy lor Dayto boras! fang computer tuts Req or 407-3224566. lor ntervww Mg tor M S S Steel Manul PROBLEMS PAYING MILS na area Eiceaem pay and ben- homes- Pay commensmaie with Fax Resume to: 3314498 KJOJt Ptaintill, and ROBERT L CARV Found Shar-peldog Financial aid avaiiabM tor con exp Vacation and Pension Co m NW Orl Oood Benefits Ten wf [Keck mask efits 407-3024334. ER al al ara dalandanta. I anil sohdabon ot home. auto, or OeneMs (407)3334133. COL Office A w letent S A LE!/ SERVICE D/FAW/P 799-1597 M il lo Iha highatl tnddar tor 322-13E3, no cal after 9 p m butmesa Free oontuUtnn w«h Embroidery Uechne Operator FT lor manul company Genera! Centrt Fl. pa Del Recyder, 2 S - cat i at tr.a Waal Front Door ol good or bed ue<34 Cad nowf 1 Part Tana Experienced office dune*, computer tkB* need* driver* lor local area LOST NCADfNQ OLASS LAWN MAMT. 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