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ByFired Liana Edlxon cop could return this week Herald Staff ing [Trezise] if I thought he was either of Black leaders call city manager’s those." Thadae was fired for two primary inci­ SANFORD — A recently fired Sanford ‘last chance’ decision ‘mind boggling’ dents, with three violations coming into Police Officer is expected to rejoin the force if he signs a "last chancer agree­ appeal and deemed it appropriate to tions that have “racial overtones'’. pl7„i October 2004, TrezLso was investi­ ment, despite outcries from the renirc the officer if he agrees to sign a “last But Trczise’s union representative community. chance agreement”. gated for improper use of forte when he George Hachigian said Friday that assisted a Seminole County Sheriff's Kenneth Trezisc, who was hired in Under the "last chance” agreement despite allegations that the officer was 2000, was terminated by Police Chief Thrzisc would have no appeal process if deputy with a vehicle pursuit. He was rads!, Trczise plans on signing the "last reprimanded and suspended for 30 days Brian Toolcy in August for insubordina­ he has disciplinary problems in the chance” agreement this week, so that he tion and improper conduct toward the future. with pay for shooting at a moving vehi­ can go back to work. cle. public Members of the black community said v ----- “The Fraternal Order of Police does not Yehl said, after reviewing the files, he Newly hired city manager Sherman the rehiring of IbczLse is "mind boggling", represent bad cops or racist cops," Yehl reviewed Trczise's termination because of his repeated disciplinaryinary viola-viola­ Hachigian said.' "I wouldn't be represent­ S«* Rehire, Pag* 8A with purpose Oviedo High School w« host "Hoops wtth a Heart", a c^iadrupte- header of boys basket- fudge: bal games featuring the Lions, Lake Howel and Sprucing Magnolia Winter Springs Saturday Dec. 10 at 3 p m Delayed

Crossing guards release in high demand after turnover SANFORD — As claims the first semester of the school year wraps up, the Seminole County troubling Sheriff's Office finds Itself needing school By 8t*v* Paradis crossing guards, Herald Staff especially to work in the southern part of SANFORD — An attorney said the county. he doesn't know how many people During the school would join a lawsuit claiming Ille­ year, the Sheriff's gal strip searches and unreasonable department uses the delays in releasing detainees, but a services of roughly judge's decision last week could 165 crossing guards. increase it substantially. Each year, at semes­ "The Sheriff's computers will ter time, there is some turnover, ark lawyer Larry Hanks. "Who which Is presently nows how many will be involved?” the rase. An artist'* rendering ol what a newly landscaped Magnolia Square could look Ilka. The job is part­ Attorneys filed a lawsuit against time. It pays SB per the Sheriff Don Eslinger, jail man­ hour. A school cross­ agers and Seminole County in June. ing guard must be Eight plaintiffs claimed they were could cost $250,000 illegally strip searched, but six also available two hours a day, five days a B y U an a E d lx o n willing to donate $75,000 for the President of Landscape claimed in the suit that they were Herald Staff urchase and installation of a cast Architecture, and also a Sanford delayed from release at least five week. Other mini­ hours. frn>n fountain. resident, presented a design that mum requirements U.S. District Judge Gregory A. SANFORD — After several Renovations began in July, which incorporated a central, 12-foot, thin include a valid Presncll wrote an 18-page order months of ripping, rewiring, and included tearing out trees to fountain, with four large high rise Florida's driver's Dec. 2. He dismissed part of the replanting in Magnolia Square the replace with Blanchard Magnolias; Live Oak trees at each of the four license, at least IB suit, but said the individual defen­ Community Redevelopment replacing some of the bricks; re­ comers of the square. years old, a high dants are not immune from the strip Agency has a design plan. running electrical lines; redesign­ “If you keep it simple, it will school diploma or search claims and that anyone held Agency ideas came closer to ing the landscape of the new trees please most people," Browder said. GED, and submit to for an "unreasonable" amount of fruition Wednesday after Land and greenery, and placing new In the design, the Blanchard fingerprinting and time can seek damages. Design Innovations Inc., of Winter benches and trash receptacles in the Magnolia trees, which were pur­ undergo a back­ Hanks said the lawsuit could Park, presented its vision for the square. chased and placed in the square ground check. reach class-action status, similar to square. CRA member Jeff THplett said over the summer, were moved The job is open to a lawsuit settled for more than $4 But a design that will bring back in July that he didn't like the toward the parking lot behind residents of Seminole million in Miami. In that 6uit, more Magnolia Square up to par with the renovations. . Magnolia Sauare. County; however, than 5,000 women said they were newly renovated 1st Street and the “It still looks like a basketball Browder left enough room in the exceptions are made illegally strip-searched. RivcrWalk might cost the court to me,” Triplett said. design for people to comfortably if an applicant lives Compared to other cases, Community Redevelopment The CRA set aside $50,000 to hire window shop on all sides of the in relative close prox­ Presnell said, the alleged delays in imity to Seminole Agency a quarter of a million dol­ a landscape architect to redo the lars, unless they find a benefactor square. Eddie Browder, AS LA, Vice 8 ** Square, Pag* 8 A the current case are snorter, but he County's jurisdiction. called the current allegations more Those interested can receive applica­ tions at the Seminole 8 ** Lawsuit, Pag* BA County Sheriff's Office, 100 Bush Blvd., Sanford, or by calling Linda Moss, Scout fulfills promise to Marines Crossing Guard By 8t*v* Paradis supervisor at 407­ 665-6612. Herald Staff She may also be reached via email at LONGWOOD — In lmoss^seminolesher- October, a Longwood Boy iff.org. Scout issued a promise to U.S. Marines and tneir families at the pre-deployment briefing eminole mile S S of the 6th Motor Transport unit from Orlando. Jimmy Canteen walla, 17, of Lake Mary, promised the Marines he would send them all care packages after they deployed in Iraq. The effort would be part of his Eagle Scout project he told tne appreciative soldiers. Since May, Jimmy has jimmy uaniMnwsim or Longwood snows some ol the Hems he worked with neighbor; men­ sent to soldiers in Iraq as part of an Eagle Scout project. tor and Scout leader Tony hand-written letter from the The staff sergeant Brown to fulfill his promise. unit’s highest-ranking mem- explained that he started The Lake Mary High School bet; Staff Sgt. J.A. Reyes. handing out the packages student recruited friends and "First of all thanks a million The rest would be distributed family members to sponsor for your initiatives and good when personnel returned mrtM photo try Tommy vinc*oi the care packages, the first of will for providing us with from a two-week mission Midway Elamantary ha Id Its annual holiday parada Wednesday with which was sent Nov. 12. these care packages," Reyes periomances, floats and Santa Claus. Mora photos, BA. On Nov. 23, he received a wrote from A1 Asad, Iraq. S ** Eagle, Pag* 3A

ii ii i i . H i i / /» #, \# i i / / i / s O /;/ i \ n n .i o\i E\ i »e r i e \ c i : tJ\ ( i i ri:\< i [mOq k v t m v e s ] 1 0 7 S O2 0 7 0 0 Page 2 A Sunday. December II. 2005 T ill. 11 MIAMI Seminole Summary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Sanford church Santa’s Keepers O u t & A b o u t SA F ~ ___ welcomes now The Orlando Coundl Brunch, formerly known as Christian Business & music director Professional Women will hold a 'Gather Around the SANFORD — First Presbyterian Church hearth' brunch at Holiday of Sanford has welcomed new Music Inn, 230 W. Hwy* 436 in Director Wes Hamrick. He brings an abun­ Altamonte Springs, at 10 a.m. dance of talent and experience to First Cost is $11.50. For reserva­ Presbyterian church, as well as a strong tions or information call 407­ desire to serve Christ. 831-2573 or 407-339-4150. His career began at age 14 in his native Florida, with musical theater performances The Ballet Guild of at Theatre on park, a professional repertory Sanford-Semlnole will per­ theater in Winter Park. He was awarded a form “The Nutcracker and scholarship to attend the Cincinnati Much Much More", College Conservatory of Music at the Saturday, Dec. 10 at 7:30 p.m. University of Cincinnati where he graduat­ and Sunday, Dec. 11 at 2 p.m. ed with a degree in piano performance. at the Winter Springs His performances have taken him to Performing Arts Center. destinations around the world from Moscow to Mexico. He has performed with The Helen Stairs Theatre Symphony Orchestras including the in downtown Sanford will Florida Symphony. Dig band performances present Elizabeth Parsons with the Jimmy Dorsey Band as well as tel­ School of Dance in "The evision appearances brought him world­ Nutcracker', Dec. 10 at 7:30 wide recognition. He Iras been a featured p.m. and Dec. 11 at 2 p.m. artist on cruise lines. He is the entertainment director at the Tickets are $25 and $30. Call Westin Grand Bohemian Hotel in Orlando. 407-321-8111. His recordings are available on Virtuoso Records. Author Nancy Kennedy Most recently, Wes has served as wor­ will speak at the ladies ship leader at Winter Park Presbyterian Christmas fellowship at Church. Wes began working with the wor­ Partner Christian Stores at 8 ship team on Nov. 30, and nis first Sunday a.m. A continental breakfast schedule at First Presbyterian was on Dec. Hmld photo by Tommy Vincmt will be served. Call 407-328­ 4. 8447. Santa Claus made a test landing recently at tho Ortando-Sanlord International Airport and found the accommodations acceptable. He plans to return later this month. Assisting the joOy one are from left Larry Dale, president and CEO of the Sanford Airport Authority; and pilots Larry Tague and Dick McGlashon. both members of the Sanford Aerobatic Team that SUN MLK sponsors performs flyovers at many Central Florida events. A Tea will be held from 4 until 6 p.m. at the St. Alban's Cathedral in Oviedo. A musi­ needed for Stolen Vehicles sion of under 20 grams of marijuana, cal program features a piano- • Brandon Leon Perdue, 21, of and possession of narcotics equip­ flute duo and caroling Wfcst 5th Street, Perry Lawson, 20, of ment. He was also given a citation ensemble. Tickets $20 for January event Summerlin Avenue, Trevose Police for careless driving. adults and $10 for children 5­ SANFORD — Organizers of the 19th Antonio Scott 18, and a man listed Blotter 10. Free babysitting available. Annual Martin Luther King Jr. as John Doe, were arrested by • Donald White, 24 of Deltona Call 407-353-5295. Celebration are looking for sponsors and Sanford police Tuesday. Officers and Rodney Medlock, 18, of Pecan vendors who will have the opportunity were called regarding persons Avenue, were arrested by Sanford to gain exposure to a pre-existing audi­ believed to be stripping a vehicle at polio.* on Nov. 25, following the exe­ TUE ence. 11 tit Street and Poplar Street. The cution of a search warrant in the The Lake Mary Chapter This event attracts thousands of peo­ vehicle proved to have been stolen • Rudolf Nelson Medrano, 21, of 1000 block of Jessamine Avenue. of AARP No. 4878 will hold ple in celebration of Dr. King's birthday in Orange County. Purdue was Casselberry, was arrested by Sanford White was charged with possession its Christmas luncheon at 11 and vision of non-violence and equality, charged with grand theft of a motor of cocaine. Medlock was charged a.m. Installation of officers a Wednesday news release said. vehicle, possession of under 20 with possession of under 20 grams for the coming year and This year’s celebration will take place grams of cannabis and trespassing in t paying. of marijuana. entertainment will take place ' Monday, Jan. 16, 2006. The celebration a conveyance. Tito man Identified as 1 le was charged with petty larceny. at the Senior Activity Center, * Includes community events such as a John Due was charged will) grand Assault - Battery 922 Wallace Court In Lake memorial, a banquet, a parade and a theft of a motor vehicle, trespassing Robbery • Neville Davon Fuller; 20, of Mary. $10. O il 407-585-1466 rally in Fort Mellon Park with live music, in a conveyance and resisting an offi­ • Jonathon Golden, 19, of Azalea Ellen Place, Sanford, was arrested by or 407-323-9249. food and family fun in historic Sanford cer witiiout violence. Lane, and Sean Allan Conner, 20, of Sanford police Tuesday at a resi­ along the scenic RiverWalk. Golf Cove Court were arrested by dence in the 300 block of Poplar The city of Lake Mary For more information call Emory • Chelsea Mcilleur, 18, of Sanford police. On Nov. 23, two men Street where he had reportedly been Planning and Zoning Board Green Jr. at 407-474-0863. Bernard D. Altamonte Spring* was arrested by were said to have entered a store in involved in a dispute with a female. will meet at 6 p.m. in the Mitchell is the chairman of the Martin Sanford police on Nov. 30, in the the 4100 block of Orlando Drive, He was charged with burglary of a commission chambers of Luther King, Jr. Steering Committee 1600 block of Palmetto Avenue, fol­ Both were reportedly armed. structure, battery — touch or strike City Hall, items on the agen­ Sponsorships and exhibit/vendor lowing a traffic slop. The vehicle she Conner was located at his residence (domestic violence! false imprison­ da indudethe New Century opportunities are available. The applica­ was driving was reported stolen on and arrested on a charge of armed ment (domestic violence), intimidat- Park Development. tion deadline is Jan. 9, 2006, no exceptions. Nov. 17. She was charged with robbery. Golden was arrested on ing/threatening a witness, and grand theft of a motor venide and Dec. 1, and also charged with armed aggravated stalking (domestic vio­ possession of cocaine. robbery. lence). W ED ____ Seminole Spokes Club State to crack Thefta Prostitution vl will hold its monthly lunch­ • James Vincent Burke, 49, of • Lora Bussey, 47, of West 12th Pinecrest Dr Drive, was arrested by eon al Heathrow County West 11 th Street was arrested by Street was arrested by Sanford Sanford police Tuesday at his resi­ Club at 11:30 a.m. Featured down on DUI Sanford police Thursday at a busi­ lice on Nov. 30, at 9th Street and dence where he had reportedly been will be the Dickens Carolers. ness in the 300 block of South n Avenue as the result of a prosti­ involved In an argument with a Reservations should be made Sanford Avenue. E for holidays tution operation by the Special female. He was charged with battery by Dec. 9 at 407-688-2393. He reportedly took food items Tactical Unit. She was charged with — touch or strike (domestic vio­ TALLAHASSEE - The Honda from tiw store without paying. He procurement for prostitution. lence). Department of Transportation and the was charged with petty shoplifting f r T ____ Florida Office of Drug Control are sponsoring from a merchant. • Laura Dee Koffamus, 41, listed • Barry Mitchell Gant, 42, of Helen Stairs Theatre high visibility DUI enforcement operations as homeless, was arrested on Nov. 30 ITantation Lakes Circle, was arrested Repertory Company present! ‘ ’ the last three weeks of December as • Andre G. Javon, 36, and Jessica at 6th Street and Holly Avenue as the by Sanford police Wednesday at his “Grandpa Hangs the Holly” the Drunk and Drugged Driving (3D) Childers, 26, both of Altamonte result of a prostitution operation. residence following a dispute with a Friday Dec. 16 at 7:30 p.m., tion Month Enforcement Wave. Springs, were arrested by Sanford She was charged with procurement female. He was charged with battery S Saturday Dec. 17 at 7:30 p.m. State and local law enforcement agencies police Wednesday. The two liad for prostitution. Sire was also - touch or strike and depriving a and Sunday Dec. 18 at 2 p.m. in all 67 Florida axinth-s have been asked to reportedly ridden in a cab and failed durged with violation of probation. means of communication. participate in the DUI wave between Dec. 10 to nay the fair. Javon was charged at 203 S. Magnolia Ave. Call 407-321-8111 and Jan. 1. with petty larceny from a transit Drug Related • David Richard Nichols, 43, of The agencies suggest the following tips for agency, and loitering and prowling. • Daniel Joseph Karczewski, 18, Park Avenue, was arrested by "A Christmas to those who plan on drinking alcoholic bever­ Childers was charged with posses­ of Rebecca Place, Longwuod, was Sanford police on Nov. 30 at his resi­ ages this holiday season sion of cocaine, possession of nar­ arrested by Sanford police early dence following a dispute with a Rememberi’.music and drama event will be present­ • Don’t risk getting sent to jail. If you plan cotics equipment, loitering and Friday following a traffic stop on female. He was durged with aggra­ ed free at Community United to drink, don't drive. Take mass transit, a taxi prowling, and patty larceny from a Sanford Avenue at E Lake Mary vated assault with a deadly weapon or ask a sober friend to drive. Methodist Church, 4921 transit agency. Blvd. He was charged with posses­ (knife) (domestic violence). • Choose a sober designated driver before Highway 17-92 in taking the first drink. Designated drivers are Casselberry, Dec. 16 and Dec. not those individuals who drank the least. 18 at 7 p.m. Childcare pro­ • Spend the night where the activity or Public elementary school lunch menu vided. party is being held. Party hosts should pre­ 12 13 14 15 16 pare accommodations or safe rides home for Gianni’s Pizza Chicken Nuggets w/ Com Dog Baked Zttl Pepperoni or alcohol consuming partygoers. Dip Bush's Baked Garden Salad Manager's Choice SAT ____ Cheese Pizza Garlic Breadstick • Report impaired drivers to law enforce­ Mashed Potatoes w/ Beans Assortment ol Fruit Community United Green Beans Gravy Jungle Animal Assortment of Fruit/ ment Anyone can do this by dialing *FHP on Choice ol Milk Methodist Church, 4921 Otis Spunkmeyer Dinner Roll Crackers Fresh Baby Carrots their cellular phone. Hwy. 17-92 in Casselberry Cookie Assortment of Fruit/ Assortment ol Fruit/ Choice ol Milk • Always wear your safety belt. This is the Fruit/ Baby Carrots will hold candlelight best defense against an impaired driver. Fresh Baby Carrots Fresh Baby Carrots Choice ol Milk Choice of Milk Choice ol f Worship Services at 3, 5 and 7 p.m. Everyone invited. Dan Ping We welcome »nd encourage your letter* and Editor and Publisher The Sanford Herald comment*. 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Scammers nei more than $10,000 Pauluccls provide entrees once again SANFORD — Lois and SANFORD — Sanford police on Wednesday, Dec. 14 at the help lo identify a white r asked - w tho victim if sliee - Jcno Paulucci of Sanford "Food with Care" facilities, male and black female who lew where an African Church have arranged to provide 401 E. 13th St net in Sanford. scammed $2,000 from a city res­ was located. The victim said she two semi-trailer loads of Tlie Paulucci family lias ident Thursday at the Harbor did and one of the suspects Michelina's frozen entrees continued its "Free Food for Federal Bank. asked her to drive tliem to live (about 120,000 meals) to •he Needy" program According to police, the man Dollar Store, which she did. needy families in Sanford through their Michelina's and woman arrived at the front Then she drove them to tlie and Seminole County again Inc., in Sanford and other noor of the victim's residence Wachovia Bank at 3603 Orlando this holiday season. communities since 1992, pro­ Drive. Thursday and told the resident About 45 agencies serving viding two to three semi­ m«7 were Sanford police offi­ One man went in, while the needy families will receive trailer loads of meals each cers. Both suspects wore busi­ oilier stayed with the victim in the entrees starting at 8 a.m. year. ness attire. tlie car. The man asked the victim lo Tlie suspects, according to escort him to her bank and police, asked the woman to TRANSMISSION make a withdrawal of 12.000 in establish trust by withdrawing reference to a police case. The $9,000 from the bank. man told the victim it is One of the men pulled out a TROUBLE? believed the money in the bank blue bandana and said there was counterfeit and had to be was $50,(XX) in the doth that he inspected prior to serving a Sanford police released this photo Friday In tho case ol a scam that wanted to donate to local H arrell search warrant, according to took place Thursday at Harbor Federal Bank. churches. Then they asked the police reports. victim lo pray and one told her contact his partner and asked Investigator Ronny Neal of the & B everly The victim agreed to help to place the wrapped money on lire victim to drive him to the Sanford Police Department at and drove tlie man to Wachovia top of tils hand. Pizza Hut parking lot across the 407-323-3030. Bank, but she could not with­ Tho victim then drove tlie Transmissions street from the bank. Tlie male A similar case occurred Oct. draw the money due to an alert suspects to the Bank of America suspect then left in an unknown 14 in tho Winn-Dixie parking at 3094 Orlando Drive. One of 209 W. 25th St.. Sunford placed on live account. Slie tlien vehicle. lot. drove the suspect lo the I farbor the men said he wife amid pick Harbor Federal Bank has A black suspect said lie had Since 1959...Same Location Federal Bank and withdrew them up there. provided photos from its securi­ just come from Daytona and he MV-00564 $2,000 from her account. The When the victim arrived ty system, police said. Anyone told a victim he was charged man told the victim that indeed home, she noticed her $9,000 with information, or who can $500, but police don’t know the money was counterfeit. was missing and dial the ban­ identify the subject in the photo what for. A second black male He then said he needed to dana amtained only rolled up should call CrimeLinc or approached and the two sus- pieces of paper. Eagle------• ' ’ ' PAGE PRIVATE SCHOOL Continued from Page 1A "Thanks for keeping your O P E N H O U S E the family, especially his mother . Ic lo fill out Reamtly task. word on your project. Good luck Saturday January 21»t * 10 axn. - M Noon Aruta, he said. The family sends le and Brown rccondled live "Typically young men his age to you also," Reyes wrote, sign­ Percy notes through a servia- finandal aspects. "It came imt n m Bin-oilman* A riUUD Lainah far Ona Thar ing the letter with the U.S. are not equipped lo do UiL\" that the US. Marines provide, so perfect," Jimmy proudly Brown pointed out. The)' often PTarttOOOW fam.NawBmdaataOatj) Marine’s motto. Semper FidelLs licit helps, Jimmy said. announced. ‘V x V , or "Always Faithful". have other distractions. Like many Sam is Jimmy gets He will Itavc a Scoutmaster The project is important to Jimmy's parents were able to kidded somewhat al sduxil for a inference and go before a hoard let dieir son take on the project Jimmy, not only because he belonging lo the Boy Scouts. of Review. I le should be ready lo wants to complete his Eagle without much input from them. "Scouts are not that respected receive the rank at a Court of "They were always here," he Scout achievement, but because at school" Jimmy explains but 1 lonor in April or May, whenev­ lie has an older brother, Percy, said. "Tney also haw to do the the Eagle rank is respected. er his brother returns from his step-back and let me do it kind of stationed near Fallujah, Iraq, "People understand how tour of duty. Dan Brown should thing." ‘Small Clou M l*, with the Marines. Percy's unit unaimmon an Eagle Sami Is" be back by then as well. received care packages as well. Jimmy said he Ls looking for­ tadtrtdssl Altantlon He tells liis friends dial if a job Aspy Canteenwalla. Jimmy’s "1 thought it was perfect," ward to greedng the Marines Tall Da, KtndmsarUn ■ aimcs down to tliem or him, he father, is originally from • A n n School rrattim i Jimmy said of the idea to send when they return. He has will have a better dunce because Pakistan. On Thursday, he wore already rearived an email from *9omm«r Camp the items to Marines overseas. "I of the Eagle rank. *Opan*a, &o*ni his Lake Mary High School one of the soldier's mothers TkldTHp* know they really appreciate it." Brown, whose son Corp. bowling team shirt because the 41 thanking him for the package. 1 Each package cost $7.70 in 120 MUM* • library Daniel Brown Is also in Iraq, said team's banquet was that night. He tries not to listen to the postage to send, Jimmy said. the local Marine family readiness Jimmy Ls on the successful Rams Tbrtisn U *|««s»* Sponsors donated more than news because it doesn't giw the ■hlw l* Swimming ho i offia*r helped with tlie project. bowling team. full picture of the efforts in Iraq. $1,500. The Altamonte Springs ■ S c ta o n U b First Sgt. Jose i tenao helped dear "I'm real proud of him for his Percy tells him about tlie more ‘K t h u U b i locations of Cracker Barrel and tlie way for the project to go for­ project," Aspy said. He had positiw aspects of tin.' military • A lt s , School S p arta Costco also contributed items for ward. encouraged his son lo do some­ and rebuilding. ‘M h w a A lt*, School Cato the packages. The coal of the project was 50 thing a little different than other "This Ls something very near “Just getting packages from axes, but tiiat was easily sur­ projects. "These men are serving and dear to us," said Anita, who home, strewing that we support passed with donations Jimmy tile country, and tlie timing is works for Seminole County them, is important," Jimmy said. said. More than 80 boxes will be perfect at Christmas." I*ublic Schools. "Wlien you have He knows this because of Percy. sent in total he said. With the Jimmy said the people around someone serving you think 4 p k "It really doesn't matter wlvat's money left over, Jimmy will pur­ him gave him tlie amfidena* to about it in a different way." in them." Jimmy's packages chase toys for tlie children left' lake on such a large project. Included a letter and photo from liere by Marines deployed in "I didn't sec how I would fin­ live sponsor. He also Included a Iraq. Anything left over after that ish It," he said, recalling tlie start. AGE HARDWARE AGE HARDWARE cover letter from himself. will go toward items for the Toys Brown said llie project is the sin­ Recruited teams of friends for Tots program that the gle biggest obstacle lo reaching and family stuffed the packages Marines operate every Eagle Seoul because It'B so intim- with items such as playing cards, Christmas. idaling for die young people. powdered drink mix, pop tarts. Jimmy's Eagle project is not The reeiuiremenLs can be diffi­ Rice Krispie treats, pens, puzzle complete, he explained. He has cult but Jimmy was up lo die books, toothpaste, and cross­ word books. There's .i Jimmy's oldest brother, Cyrus, 26. as well as Percy are Eagle b e t t e r Scouts. On the front lawn, the way lo luiy insurant e American flag flies alop one for live US. Marines. Would Jimmy Y o u t . t o l i n y y o u r ever follow his brother Into the Richard Russi S t o r e s . service? in su ra n ce \ ...s nrighbor, tomeow vihj Pet Friendly Stores "I think my mom would kill I mm .i slraitKci at .i know vorTHttor you can truvi and re su lt. Call today and me," he said laughing. He will go 1-1100 NIJMI1I K ta lk to a re al p r* won w h o to college, he added. Percy's c a re t j I khjI your family t deployment has been hard on in from pnUtitton and trcurily

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N a N 1‘agc 4A Sunday. Dcrrmlxr II. 2005 T h e H era ld O pinion ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Opinion I Remember When Page Policy I read columns others write and have concluded that ill amid write Don’t Oka our point ol view? a personal column about my own hLslory, that it would be right in line Do somathing about It. with many others. So— here Is my remembrance of Christmas when I Wrtta us a letter to the was a child. Naturally, being an old fogy, this goes back quite a few editor. All letters to the years. edttor must be signed end. My earliest recollections where when I was 10 years old and older. 1 for verification purposes, lived with my folks in a two-story farmhcm.se in rural Michigan. Include an address and Usually, my sister and brother, with their spouses, wcmld «>me out phone number. Letten from Detroit for Christmas Day, usually arriving in the afternoon of »houtd also be Knitted to 600 Christmas Eve. On Christmas Eve, I was to go to bed early. So, up the words. Letters to the editor stairs I would go, but while I was in bed, I seldom slept rather I wtmld wtti be accepted by; look out the windows hoping to see Santa come flying through the sky • U S . Mall toward our home. (Never saw him, to my recol­ 300 N. French Ave., * £ Yv lection). Sanford, FL 32771 Then, around midnight someone amid anrve up to my room and tell me that Santa had arrived J f edllofMeemlnoleherald.com and deposited all the gixxlies. What lead hap­ •Fes pened was that everyone brought live gifts emt of 323-0406 their cars and deposited them under tire tree. Letters to the ecMor and I wcmld come down the stairs and look with ooUTrtsts who appear on amazement at the plethora of gifts under the tree. the edtorial page do not What an amazing sight Out was. neoeeurty represent the As my folks were relatively poor; Ore gifts were vtevrs of The SanfordHeraid. often simple and mostly unwrapped such as a Letters may be edRed. Nick wagon or toy airplane. Nevertheless, it was a P fe ifa u f grand sight. I would usually stay up for an hour or two playing with Ore gifts, but as sleep finally got the best of me, I would go back to bed - this time to really sleep and dream about how lucky I was. The next day, Christmas Day, it was off to Your Views church in Ore morning, then the traditional Christmas feast. As we der about the accuracy of any­ Saturday the 3td but said noth­ raised chickens and grew our own potatoes, there was no question Mr. Webster Does Saturday thing I read In The &tnfi>rd Herald. ing about tlx; parade. about what we would have. My mother was an old-fashioned a>ok Teresa Morse I cannot believe we missed and the food was delicious. I don’t know why, we lud Ore same meal obviously never mean before or Sanford ihe parade! Yes, if I lud talked to quite often but on Christmas Day, the meal was always special. my children I would have There was always snow on the ground. In my 10's, 11'* and 12'x, I visited Sanford after publication? Ditto: Does known il was happening but wimld usually go outdoors and play with some of my gifts. As I recall since our raliter large blended lb the Editor. by the time I was 13 and older; I ended up shoveling snow emt of our To the Editor family shows up every year at Nice job reporting to the resi­ Saturday mean driveway so folks amid move their cars. Wc had a wry long driveway ihe exact same aim er of dents of Sanford the time and and this is not one of my fonder recollectkms. YIELD, according to Palmetto in front of the marina date of the Christmas parade. before or after? The Christmas tree in druse days was usually decorated in only a Webster, means, “give up pos­ they naturally assumed we The paper dated Dec. 4, which few manufactured bulbs. The rest of the decorations were something session, surrender to another, would be there. I learned of my came out on Saturday the third, To the Editor we might have made in school and carried on from year to year. relinquish to the control of loss when I received a call from There were candles on the tree - not ek-ctric lights. It was often my dly read that the parade Did I miss the announcement another". my daughter-in-law wondering job to light the candles in the evening hours, and blow tlrem emt before would be on Saturday at 11 a.m. of the Christmas parade In a Mr. Webster apparently has wrty we did not show up. I I went to bed. Now days, the use of candles on a tree is extremely dan­ No date. Who could have fig­ Herald prior to the Sunday never visited Sanford's rotary missed the entire thing, no gerous. Up in Michigan, we had no problem getting a tree, as there ured out that the parade was on December 4lh edition? When I at Park Avenue and the screaming sirens, no marching were tree farms nearby. Usually my folks wcmld lay iml S3 to $5 to pur­ the third, the day before the received the weekend edition in Riverwalk. There, care roar in bands, no home-made floats full chase one, if we lud none growing along the fence line. paper was dated? Although I Saturday's mail at my regular from the right, drivers con­ of Cub Scouts, all the things that In the late days of World War it my sister had a tree in her Detroit near that many people did 4pm mail delivery time and read vinced that they have the right so endear this parade to my home. My brother in the US. Air Corps, was expected to return from indeed show up at the parade the caption under the picture of of way. . heart like none olrxc. It will be a the war by Christmas. As it turned out, his discharge was delayed. My route. I'm sad to report that we the Santa float stating Ine parade May we please tell all those long wait until next year for me. sister told him she wcmld leave the tree up until he returned. He final­ did not liear of the parade until it was Saturday at 11,1 assumed it folks that the trim, red and So Mr. Ping, next year will ly came back in late April but true to her promise, the tree remained was well over. However you was referring to Saturday tlx; white triangular sign that says you ITEASE nuke certain those up and fully decorated. It was a real tree, and required watering daily. have no problem reporting simi­ 10th at 11am. Needless to say, I "YIELD" means "Wait" - Ihe of us who rely on The Herald to Within a few days after he returned, the tree suddenly died. It was lar Christmas events for was mistaken. I carefully read car already in the rotary has always amazement to me until I realized that after lie came track, she Longwixxi and Winter Springs, tlx; last few editions looking for keep us informed know when the right of way. probably didn’t water the tree any more. which have included dates and an announcement of (he date, the parade will be? I cannot tell you I h i w disappointed I was to I don’t know about you but in my family, we often sit anmnd at limes. lull unless I missed it there was Christmas time relating these old stories and reminiscing about what Thank You. As a life long resident of no hint in any prior Herald miss II. we considered our best and worst Christmas rvoolWction*. You might Sanford I am so disappointed. including Ihe preceding mid­ try tills. It helps people, even in a close-knit family, to understand more Peg Jones week edition which noted Sharon Mendoza Sanford Not only did I not get to sec the about each tidier. So those are my Christmas memories. I hope you parade but now I'm left to won­ Christmas in the Square on FMU North Orlando enjoyed lliem. Now, diink abend your past Christmas times. 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O b i t u a r i e s L a w s u it CLARENCE BIAS Continued from Page LA C**rcnoe Bias, 84, of In lieu of flowers, donations troubling. zJfTKen Schulz; grandmother may be made to I lospice of "What we don't want to agement and operations of Tuesday, Dec 6, “The defendants are Ella Lanham. your choice. get into as a society is just the jail. IxJm M ^ ? Uen<* ' He was alleged to have simply Funeral services will be held Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Riving an institution carte That is why the county W V a ,w '192I,nMold^ refused to release the plain­ Saturday, Dec 10, at 12 noon, Home, Oaklawn Chapel, blanche on what it thinks is was included in the law­ »v va. He was a coal miner. tiffs — despite a court order at St. Stephen Catholic Church Sanford / Lake Mary, in charge reasonable," he said. suit. i» _ U^ Vors ‘"dude wife, to do so — pursuant to an with Father George Duannc, of arrangements. Now, even people who The plaintiffs also official policy, practice or S 5 5 . officiating. were "unreasonably" alleged that jail personnel custom," Prcsnclt wrote in Banfield Funeral Home GRACE ROUSE detained can join the law­ failed to get written author­ L«newangoVa|le;Sons, his order. "To this court, Winter Springs, in charge of PROSE SUTTON suit, Hanks said, whether ization before performing " ^ M a r s h a l l of Sanford, such an unjustified delay is arrangements. Grace Rouse Prose Sutton, or not they have been strip- strip searches as required so obviously a violation of and Philijn Austin of Cladc 94, of Orlando, died Saturday, searched. by Florida law. every citizen's due process DAISY L CURRY Dec. 3,2005 at Maitland Health "That process can be Presnell, however, dis­ Springs, Va.; step-children Leo rights that it precludes Daisy L curry, 79, of Bob Care Center. She was bom in incredibly slow, and proba­ missed this part of the law­ uualified immunity even in Thomas Circle, Sanford, died Orange County. She was a bly unlawfully slow," he suit. ^ S S K B B S Sunday, D ec 4,2005 at Health seamstress. the absence of case law said Wednesday. steams of Jamestown, N Y directly on point." He explained that the Can? and Rehabilitation of Survivors indude sons, Ray The Sheriff's Office now plaintiffs claimed the strip uJri Steams of Culliean " Hanks said immediate Sanford. She was bom Feb. 8, Prose of Orlando and Marvin has its "marching orders", searches violated the 14th ^^fcN X A ilene Steams release obviously docs not 1926 in Monti cello, FI. She was Prose of Ocoee; step-son, Eddie Hanks said, to streamline Amendment right to due of Phoenix. Ariz., and Daniel mean instantaneous, but a homemaker and a member Sutton of Orlando; 14 grand­ the release process. process, but, according to Stems of Sanford; five grand­ these people waited five of Calvary Temple of Praise. children- 18 great-grandchil­ He said the jail should children; three great-grandchil- hours at least. the judge, the searches arc Survivors indude brothers, dren; 11 great-great grandchil­ update its employees and really Fourth Amendment Frank Williams and Billy dren "I am very familiar with practices. claim s. Williams, both of Sanford; sis- the release process," Hanks "We know what the pro­ Bald win-Fairehild Funeral Graveside services will be said. The Fourth Amendment lers, Anne Newell of Sanford held Saturday, Dec 10 at 11 cedure is, this is not rocket explicitly protects against Home, Qaklawn Chapel, "I understand those pro­ and Elizabeth Wilder of a.m. with burial at Drawdy- science," Hanks said. the kind of "intrusive Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge cedures have to be done. If Brooklyn, N.Y. Rouse Cemetery. Presnell also ordered that searches alleged in this of arrangements. the jail does not have peo­ Funeral services will be held Calling hours will be from 9 Seminole County failed to complaint," Presnell wrote. Saturday, D ec 10, at 230 p.m. ple in place to obey the rule legally show that it cannot l a m o u n t b u r k e until 10:30 a.m. at CollLson at Calvary Temple of Praise, of the court or to reason­ Lamount Burke, 54, of Family Funeral Homes Howell be held liable for the 2020 McCracken Road, branch chapel. ably get people out of that actions of the individuals Sanford, died Monday, Dec. 5, system, then they have a 2005. Sanford. Bishop Paul P. Wright CollLson Family Funeral who operate the jail. senior pastor. problem ." The county had argued Survivors indude wife, Homes & Crematory, Howell Immediate release must that it was not liable for Carrie Burke; son, Calvin Wilson-Eichclberger Branch Chapel Winter Park, in Mortuary, Inc, Sanford, in be defined, Hanks added, actions of jail personnel, Campbell; daughters, Fclica S. charge of arrangements. charge of arrangements. but not by the Seminole but the plaintiffs allege that Anderson. Angela Nelson, County jail. JAMES HENRY the county delegates man­ Donna Ingram and Taye Byrd; STANLEY A. HARDZEICZ sisters, Patrida Burke and Meg THOMAS JR. Stanley A. Hardzeicz, 83, of James Henry “Monroe" Burke; brother; Columbus Altamonte Springs, died • Burke Sr. Thomas, Obituary Information for Wednesday, D ec 7,2005. He I 42, of Lake Funeral services will be held was bom Feb. 25,1922 in Saturday, Dec 10, at 3 p.m. at Monroe Rebecca Eugenia C h a s e Farmingdale, N.Y. He was a Terra re, New Bethel Missionary Baptist Bom: January 25 1930 S ister: machinist and a member of the | died December 8lh, 2005. Mrs. Church, 618 East 10th Street in Church of the Annunciation. Died: December 8 2005 Sherry Ann Porter of Sanford with Elder Michael Thursday, Chase was married to He was a veteran of the US. Mobile, AL William E .Chase for 53 Vallot officiating. Interment Dec 1,2005 Proceeded In death by: Army. years and a wonderful will follow in Restlawn ceme­ in Thomas W. & Elery Survivors indude son. Grandchildren: Mother of three who tery in Sanford. Rochester, Williamson) Parents) mark; five grandchildren; three Stephen Richard Chase of always cared for others Marvin C. Zanders Funeral N.Y. He Curwood ( Puz) Williamson great-grandchildren. San Diego, CA before herself. A Nurse Home. Apopka, in charge of was bom (B ro th er) Funeral services will be Jacob Thomas Chase of for 25 years, Mrs. Chase arrangements. Sept. 2, George Williamson Saturday, Dec 10 at 10 a.m. at T h o m a s Valencia, CA was a kind and compas­ 1962, in (B ro th e r) Annunciation Catholic Church. Sarah Ellen Chase ol sionate person who TIM OTHY A. BYBEE Sanford. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Cartersville, GA always gave more than Timothy A. Bybee, 45, of Survivors indude mother; Survivors Home; Qaklawn Chapel Emily Rebecca Chase ot she received. In very Winter Springs, died OUie Mae Thomas; daughter; Husband: Sanford / Lake Mary, in charge Cartersville GA sense of the word, Mrs. Wednesday, Dec 7,2005. He Kayla Thomas; sisters, Angela William E. Chase, of of arrangements. William Payton Chase of Chase was a true Lady. was bom Aug. 26,1960 in Thomas and Tomeka Thomas, Kennesaw, GA all of Sanford; brothers, Las Vegas, NV Full ol lile and humor she Pensacola. He was a senior 4084 Weeks Dr, Kennesaw, RICHARD S. O'ROURKE Donald of Altamonte Springs Cameron Scott Chas6 of always saw the good In systems analyst. Richard S. O'Rourke; 65, of GA, 30144 Las Vegas, NV and Terrence Thomas of Sons: everyone and never met a Survivors indude wife, Sanford, died Tuesday, Dec. 6, stranger. She loved her Deltona; one granddaughter. Richard E & Mary Susan Kerry Broome-Bybee; daugh­ 2005. He was bom Nov. 27, A devoted Navy Wife & children, grandchildren ter, Ciarra Bvbee Funeral services will be held Chase of San Diego, CA 1940 in Schenectady, N.Y. He Saturday, Dec. 10, at 11 a.m. at loving Mother who was and most ol all her Stepdaughter Shannon William Mark & Connie tireless In her care and was in computer technology. Calvary Temple of Praise, 2020 Husband. She will be Broome; stepson, Kyle Broome; Survivors indude wife, Chase of Cartersville, GA love for her family. Mrs. sorely missed and the McCracken Road in Sanford. David Scott & Daralyn brothers, Tony Bybee, Terry Dorothy; daughters, Amy, Sunrise Funeral Home, Chase passed away In memories ol her lite will Chase ot Las Vegas, NV Cartersville, GA on Bybee, Tilden Bybee and Mike Caroline and' _Elizabeth; three Sanford, in diarge of arrange­ continue In her absence. Rapp; father, Troy Bybee; grandchildren. ments.

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ThaWaiWaWara: Brief history Home for Macaws of LM church Elbe Jane Ck-ason Keogh of Lake Mary loaned me a copy of a 1933 brodiure ‘■milled “A Brief history of Lake Mary Community Giurrh (Presbyterian Government)''. Rev. James M. Thomson, pastor. I have edited this history for litis Hsfald photo by Marva llaw klnt article. From Eunice I. W ilton, owner-direc­ Rev. J.F. Sundell pastor of the ten, tor Wilson -Elchetberger Mortuary; Janet Swedish Presbyterian church of Qary-Martln, funeral director; Lynno Deet Upsala, lived on the north shore Harvey, soloist. of Lake Mary so it was natural for him to take an interest in the Grace Marie welfare of the community of Stinecipher Lake Mary. Christmas • 1894, Rev. Sundell was Instrumental in bringing Rev. H. Keigwan. synodical Missionary to the area where he conducted evangelistic services. He was able to stim­ candlelight ulate enough Interest to call for the organization of a crunch in l ake Mary. A petition for a church wan dr- ciliated and signed by a large number of dtizens. It was presented to the Presbytery on Oct. 10,1891 dur­ service held ing its meeting in Lakeland. , The request was granted and a committee oon- The Second Annual Christmas risting of Rev. Keigwan Rev. Sundell and Oder Candlelight and Charles Ericson was appointed to organize the Memorial Service was church. The organization was consummated the fol­ held Saturday evening at lowing Suhday, Oct. 14, 1894. the New Bethel The fust elders were JZ. McDonald, Donald Missionary Baptist McDonald and JA Nyland. Zak. the macaw, stands on the arm of bird keep­ Church. Thanks are er Cindy Dupreo as zoo benefactors Inez and With financial assistance from the Board of extended to all family Bob Parsell look on. The Parsolls donated Church Erection the newly formed church pur­ members in attendance, $25,000 to givo birds liko Zak a new home at the to Eunice Idella Wilson chased a two-year old building built by A F Central Florida Zoo. Sjoblom. and the staff of WiLson- The first pastor was Rev. D.A. Dodge who Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc The servia* was held remained for four years. Then the work was carried M a rv a on for another 10 years by Rev. Sundell. to honor and pay remem­ Evidently, the church became Inactive for a few Parsolls donate $25,000 to zoo aviary brance to the legacy of our Hawkins years as it Is staled in the booklet that the church was deceased family members ______resived in 1915. This was thmugh the efforts of Rev. B y Llano Edlxon out that the bird didn't have a display, they who departed this life ” R.W. Edwards who was Pastor Evangelist. He Herald Staff offered to build one. Shortly after, the zoo during 2005. bruught in the Rev. H.M. Morey of the Presbytery of got another macaw around the same age as We are dedicating this Christmas New York who conducted preaching services for SANFORD — Five years ago Bob and Aerial — a male named Zach. The first dis­ Candlelight and Memorial Service to Un­ two wivks in February 1915. As a result of these Inez Parsell watched a female hyacinth play that was buill for the two birds, thanks loved ones who left treasured memories efforts, the church received many new members. macaw named Aerial hatch at the Central to me Parsell'* donation, was small he said, through the years that we will forever dx-r- W.V. Dunn and H.D. Durant were elected ruling eld­ Florida Zoological park. but “really nice.” Lsh. ers on May 7,1915 and on April 1A A.E. Sjoblom was Last Friday, after watching the bird grow With so many changes happening at the Thelma N. Mike served as mistress of cer­ elected Sunday School Superintendent and John D. over the last several years, Parsell and his zoo, there was not going to be a display emonies at the service. All present joined in the songs of Christmas joy and fellowship Evans as Sunday School Secretary. wife participated in an unveiling of a new area for the macaws, Parsell said. He added through Christmas carols. During the early 1920's an effort was made to aviary, which they donated $25,000 to see that he gladly donated money for another operate the church independent of all denomina­ display. Rev. Sammie Edwards prayed tin- prayer built. of Thanksgiving. Scripture from tin- Old tes­ tions. but it was not successful. Tlie work was than Parsell said in a phone interview "We didn't want to see them not on dis­ play,” he said. tament was read by Evangelist Rose put back under Presbyterian cuntml with the awning Thursday that he got to know the bird and , Rigimltree and tlie New Testament was by According to rarsell, (he new aviary Is of Rev JS Clark " ' : thii1 bird’s keeper, Cindy.' Rev. Jimmie Blake, ISalms 28:7-8. and 1st Rev. Allen Bowering served as pastor for a few "We got to watch the keeper and the bigger and "much nicer” than the original'' Corinthians 13. i nut ill v> during the winter of 1925-26. On )an. 18, macaw bond, which was really neat,” display he and his wife donated money for. Bernard D. Mitdiell gave tin- Occasion ami 1926, the Ladies Aid Society was organized. Parsell said. "I can't tell you — when II was "|Tne zoo] did a marvelous job In doing Greetinipi. Mitchell told us lo keep Cast in our Rev. James M. Thompson came in as pastor in a little thing, you could look up at her and the exhibit," lie said. "(The macawsl have life and to thank taxi for (mulling other* become so special to us, so that's why we April 1926 As then1 was no other church in Lake •e her communicate with the keeper.” Darryl Washington read tiie Pnxlamation of Mary, several denominations were represented in Parsell said when he and his wife found are Involved." tlie Light and Prayers of tin- People. this church. On Nov. 26, new members received Mary DeUose blessed u* with lu-r beauti­ came from eight denominations. Soon afterwards ful song of praise, "Go Tell It on the the community church idea was adopted but it was Mountain" and Lynn Harvey's lovely audi­ derided to remain under Presbyterian government tion of "We Shall beliold 1 lim", and control. Stetson’s Comer As tlie evening's hour of honor and praise The church's first Easter Sunrise Service was held amtinued, we were further blessed with the April 17, 1927 at Evansdale Park overlooking the word from the Lord by Rev Leonard l. J. lake. This became an ann7ual event. WiLson. member of tlie stall and pastor of St. On Dec 15,1927, a building aimmiltec was elect­ Make a Joyful Noise Matthew Missionary Baptist Church. He ed consisting of P.D. Anderson, frank Evans W.V. spoke from the scripture. Genesis 50:3, various neighbors, en|oying a Cultures have mostly Dunn WG Ferguson and J.M. Thompson. Architect A pair of sandhill cranes Numbers 20:29, Deuteronomy 48, Joshua M wild and beautifully inde­ embraced these elegant birds J.L Snoddy volunteered Ills services. were hanging out between and Matthew 1:23. These words of inspira­ pendent life. On the other using them as a symbol of A large crew of volunteer laborers started work the Geneva Baptist church tion reminded all that the Lord is always with hand, just like us, they can be loyalty, fidelity, Joy, celebra­ on Monday, Dec 26k 1927 with Chester Saunders as and Geneva Elementary last you and to be strong and of good amrage. Be quite noisyl Their distinct tion of life. Asian cultures foreman. More than 50 people volunteered to per­ week and they inspired me to not afraid nor dismayed. voices carry long distances, saw the white as purity and form some service on the building Leading work­ write and snare, as nature The memorial for dea-ased family mem­ trumpeting all kinds of mes­ tlie red head as a sign of vital­ men were carpenters Leon Pickering and Walter always does. Turns out these ber* was honored with a roll call by Janet beautiful bints have a lot to sages to each oilier and to the ity or fire, and often associat­ Flanders. Frank Evans established the credit while ed cranes with good fortune. Gary-Martin and George Myles and the teach us about value* and life world. liberal cash contributions came from P.D. Anderson. Geneva celebrates its Wilson-Eidx-Iberger Mortuary, Inc. staff pre­ in general. Interestingly the sandhill CH. Ellis William True and Fred Bailey. beloved sandhill cranes by sented each family representative with a a*r- William True laid all the flooring In the auditon- The Florida sandhill crane does not eat fish like a heron, featuring them on the tificate of memorial for tlie life of each 2005 urn, George A. Jones solicited funds for the purchase a non-migratory crane but Is an omnivore that eats is Geneva Historical Society's departed loved ones. of a bell and had it installed. J Staub amtnbuted the ...... while the small vertebrates like mice, license plate and t-shirts. Mmls of love, thank you, history and wiring. Miller and Ericson donated the aimerstone greater snakes, lizards, crayfish as acknowledgements were given by Ms. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wing donated the pulpit sandhill well as insects, grains, seeds, Graphic artist Shaughnessy Hart created a beautiful WiLson as she thanked each family, Pastor crane win­ and berries. The sandhill design especially for the William Lewis and the New Bethel blbThere is a long list of 20 ladies who nailed down ters in however can be tempted for Missionary Baptist church family for hosting the (louring and Mrs. LaCourt contributed with Florida handouts, but tills is never a Geneva Historical Society. You can purchase them at the this second annual Christmas Candlelight- ' ' ' I t after nest­ good idea. Especially in tem­ Memorial service. under the leadership of museum, at historical events, ing In the perate Florida, sandhills have At Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary. Inc, our • u.^ ted the first $1,000. Part or by emailing GcnevaHGS# Great become "nuisances" in subdi­ best service rendered to everybody, every­ of this came from a quill they had made which con­ Lakes visions, golf courses, etc. aol.com As the hectic holidays where. Eunice I. Wilson, Bernard D. Mitchell tained autographs of famous men Including the cur­ region. Just wiiere people have fed them. Janet Gary-Martin and stall say Merry Karen approach we can look to rent president Calvin Coolidge. like true Their sharp beaks can cause a Christmas and I tappy New Year. these lovely creatures to find The cornerstone was laid during the ceremony on Phillips "snow lot of damage as they look for peace and a deep apprecia­ Ian. 3,1928. The building was occupied before it was food in the all the wrong Ths City of Sanford Martin Luther King completed. The finished building was dedicated ...... birds" m igratory places. tion for living in our beautiful Jr. Celebration Choir relu-arsal is Tuesday at March 30.1930. cranes arrive in large num­ Our sister towns in the Geneva. 7JO p m at St John Baptist Church, Cypress In 1933k the following were “ Uustas We can take a moment to bers in November and Midwest like Lake Geneva, Avenue. Church choirs, soloists, musicians, and elders: P.D. Anderson. C J i Ooaby Fred Bailey. walk quietly among the river December and leave during Wia, also share their wet­ music groups are all invited to attend Hie Homer Gleason, Roy Howell Robert True, RD. lands with a variety of cranes and lake wetlands, so pre­ White, W.V. Dunn and HD-Durant. March and April. Some choir is under the direction of Gloria including the migratory cious and currently so vul­ Mrs J N. Thompson was leader of the choir, species of cranes breed as far Williams. sandhill. Sandhill cranes nerable. Then we can throw Mata-1 Cole was organist and choir member* were north as the artic tundra and the Bering Strait landbridge! were used to test southern our lieads back and trumpet The Community Christmas Celcbratloa m - The Mississippi sandhill migration routes with an for Joy! Satunlay, Dec 17 at 6 p m will be at tlie Edmondson, Mr. RD. While. Prof. Clarence Isbill I’.S. In the holiday spirit crane is another non migrato­ ultralite plane. Tlie whooping Historic St. James AME Church, 819 Cypress and Mr. Harry Danuw. don't forget to contact your Officers of the Ladies Society were: Mrs. Horace ry subspecies that is currently crane recovery project took Avenue. It will feature tlie choirs of St. Jolin local schools, churches, and Fennell Mrs. CH Lowe. Mrs. Leon Picketing and endangered. tlie Information learned and Baptist Church, St. I’aul Baptist church and tried it out with tlie endan­ local organizations for chari­ showcase St. Paul Male Chorus, who will do Mrs. Jhi Thompson. , , No matter where they live, RD. Sliite was Sunday School Superintendent the sandhills fascinate us gered whooping crane. One table opportunities. There are the Interpretation of the Temptations’ Silent Christine Cole. s«-retary. Mrs. W.E Cole. treasurer with their stylistic mating rit­ of the routes was from many in need both locally Night. and Mrs. H. Houghton, pianist. Teadiers were Mrs. uals and dance. They bob and Necedah Wisconsin to the and in tlie hard hit gulf states. Funds raised will benefit tlie reopening uf W.E. Cole, Mrs. Mary Hants Mrs. J M Thompson, bow, trumpeting and leaping gulf coast of Florida. The More than ever children and the Historic Hopper Academy. Mrs Horace Cochran. Mis. W.V. Dunn. Mr. Harry Into tlie air. then "paradiut-“parai hope is tliat they would teach families surely can use a Danuw. Prof. Clarence Isbill Mrs. PD. Andersen. ing” down on theirheir large their offspring to follow the helping liand tills holiday be Croomi High School Class of 1965 will Mrs. Fred bailey and PD. Anderson. wings. Sandhills mate for life, route. it a donation of time, cash, or celebrate and rejoice at tlie observance of The Boy Scout Committee members were thus arc* often seen in pairs, Amazingly the whooping a gift. their 40th doss reunion in the great city of Raymond ball RD. White, and JM. Thompson and deliver 2 eggs at a time. crane is 65 million years old Wr need you lo tell us what Sanford, (Mi Dec. 16-18. If you are a classmate llaiTV Danow was scoutmaster with Don Anderson The parents will not fly until and man almost caused it to you know iluit is good about of tills doss or would like to celebrate with as assistant Scout* were Russ Whitaker Raymond tlie cables are rc-ady to fly, be extinct a few years ago. Geneva! Please share your them. Dr. Barbara Kirby-BentJey sliuuld lx? Anderson. Neil Fisher Barto Hi tdunson. Floyd tliis is why you'll see 3 or 4 Fossil bones thought to be a information, ideas and com­ contacted al 123 Hughes Avenue. Classmate Toudwtone. J am** Cochrait Charles Touchstone. sandhills together- they prob­ sandhill crane were found in ments by calling 407-221-7002, single is $75 and ample* for $120 Activities Norman While, Earned Wilson Henry Tamm and will indude, Friday, Dec 16, reception at 5 30 ably are a family. Nebraska and were estimated t’ia e-mail al Like our village of Geneva, to l>e 10 million years old. karenmphillips4tbellsoulh.net. p m and 11 p m banquet at tlx- Sanford civic ' % ‘X S d i u i e , there is a listof Wim«nb«s unth the sandhills walk quietly Sandhills live a long life, (please pul “Stetson '* Comer" Cadet $25. Satunlay, Dec. 17 at Lee P. Moore the date* of their having Joined the church. Mrs. Park. $10. from I to 5 p m. Sunday at 11 a m. about the rural, wetland longer dun many other birds, in the subject line), or with a fax Louisa Nyland had the longest membership, hsvmg St Paul Baptist Chunk, 813 Pine Ave. landscapes observing their some up to twenty years. to 407-349-2000. Thanks! joined on Oct 14 18W- Page 8A Sunday. December II. 2005 Tiir. IlrjtAUi

R e h ire ------Continued from Page LA felt Trezisc was justified in the at Trezise's yearly evaluations, shooting although it is against which were gixxl enough to the department's policy to shoot receive a raise eadi year. at a moving vehicle. Trczi.se He said that made Trezise’s claimed he was in fear for his life. situation "iffy" at best, if it had The deputy said in the investiga­ gone to arbitration, f fc said in his tory files tnat, he too, felt in dan- experience, if there is not a solid gcr. case the arbitrator usually sides 'I think an officer can exercise with the employee. some judgment." Yehl said. "If the employee is bad, why In April 2005, Trezise was is he getting raises each year?" accused of insubordination and Yehl questioned. ‘ oper conduct toward the According to Yehl, he felt Iq which led to his firing Trezise’s use of forte was justifi­ E of those accusations were able. If you take that away all investigated and deemed found­ you have is the action for insub­ ed by Internal Affairs Set. Mike ordination and rude behavior; he Taylor. Tooley terminated Trezise added. at that time. "Under my terms, (Trezise | Through Trczisc’s employee has to execute a 'last chance' contract with the police union he agreement!t before he comes back. was able to appeal his termina­ Inalat gives us some rights we tion or file for arbitration. Yehl didn't have before. He can't said he dedded to listen to the appeal any future disciplinary appeal instead of arbitration. action," Ycnl said. 'I wanted to know the facts in The agreement also requires the case and arbitration is a big Trezise to attend anger manage­ * M idway Perform ances roll of the dice,” Yehl said. ment counseling. • y , Oscar Redden • member of Yehl said: 'I trunk with the last Herald photo* by Tommy Vincent Concerned Gtizens Committee chance agreement, cither The popular and talented Midway of Seminole, said Friday that the [Trezise's] behavior will change Elementary groups performed during the minority community mould be or he's no longer on the forte." annual parade field Wednesday, Dec. 7. important enough to go through Members of the CCCS met Dancers, ballerinas, jugglers, clowns and the arbitration process. with Yehl on Thursday to discuss even violinists performed for crowds gath­ "We pleaded with (Yehl) not their disappointment with ered on streets near the school. to put the man back on the Trezise's rehlring. streets in our community," "They thought I needed to be Redden said. more sensitive to race relations in Redden felt that Yehl should the community," Yehl said. have talked with the City ''While 1 need to be sensitive to Commission about Trezisc’s these concerns and issues, I also rehiring because he felt it was a have to deal with the facts before Square public matter. me." Con tinned Page 1A According to a letter written Hachigian said although by the CCCS addressed to Yehl Trezise acted Improperly, he was square, by request of the CRA. Phase II could also include Triplett agreed. "[Do] you said the cast iron fountain he's and Tooley, the rehlring of in a volatile and hostile environ­ He also incorporated checker­ notice boards hanging on the want something that’s going looking at would be around Trezise caused a "giant step ment at the time and was frus­ board concrete pavers, such as empty walls that line to stand ou t or do you want for 100 years. backward" in community rela­ trated. "We're all human" on 1st Street, In a circle Magnolia Square, to encour­ what we've got?" he asked. "We wanted to go with tions. Hachigian said. "Did [Trezise) between the four trees and age people to keep window Parsell told members to quality material," Browder "We are insultingly diaap- act improperly? Absolutely." around the fountain, to break shopping between windows. digest the landscape plans for said. pointed and possess profound But, he continued, nothing in up the monotony of the red The boards would contain the next 30 days and be ready If the CRA cannot manage questions and concerns about Tbezise's files indicate he is racist. brick. upcoming city events, or to make a decision at thdlr the cost of the fountain, they the loud and dear message sent “Those comments are totally out The existing benches would advertisements from down­ next meeting in January. discussed putting large to us by this administrative deri­ of line," Hachigian said. be placed underneath the town vendors, which the city Browder said In a phone planters in tne center, that sion," the letter said. But Redden speaking on Trezise had 20 complaints on behalf of the CCCS, said large oak trees, which will could lease out. Another interview Thursdaylay that he could be easily removed, until file, with 8 substantiated find­ although they don't want to pick provide shade in the summer aspect of Phase II would be was excited about this project, they could afford to put the ings, and with 12 either a fight with the dty over this, months. the placement of several but knew it was ..going ..to be a fountain in. unfounded, not sustained, or they are looking for justice. Because the CRA set aside lampposts with hanging formidable task. Anyone who is interested exonerated. "Everybody deserves a mis­ 150,000, Browder broke up his flower baskets, and other fin­ "We were up for the chal­ in being a benefactor for the Yehl said despite the com­ take," Redden said of Trezise. lenge," he said. "I saw the fountain for Magnolia Square vision into two phases, with ishing touches. plaints on file, he also had to look "But this guy has a book full." the first phase costing approx­ CRA Chairman Bob Parsell great potential with that space should contact Tom George, imately $51,000, not including said he liked the design, but because of its location and its Public Works and Parks the cost and installation of the was concerned, after last importance to the city." Director, at 407-330-5681. fountain. Saturday's Christmas in the Browder, who has a passion The CRA meets on the first G a s gone wild The fountain, which would Square event, about where for outdoor . paces, said the Wednesday of each month in be made by Robinson Iron in they would put people in the reality of today's material and the City Manager's conference As promised. The Herald is publishing the gas prices for the Alabama, would stand 12-fcet square for future events. labor prices is an issue, but he room at City Hall. North Seminole County area. The following prices were gath­ jajjf but would be narrow , Mayor Linda Kuhn was r i ■ ... ered at noon Friday, Dec 9 for 87 octane gasoline. enough to allow seating by the present at the meeting and The lowest price is u|i 2 cents from lost week. The difference fountain without a lot of over­ suggested the possibility of ANSWER TO TODAY S PUZZLE this week Is 12 cents per gallon, compared to 14 cents last week. spray. dosing Magnolia Avenue to □□□□ □□□□ □□□□ □□□□□ • Sammy's, 2425 French Avenue $2,079 Browder warned though 2nd Street, and use that space □□□□ □□□□ □□□□ □□□□□□ • BP, 2500 French Avenue $2,089 that the particular 12-foot as well. □□□□□□□□□□□□□□ □□□□□□ • Sunoco, 2623 Orlando Drive $2,099 fountain, called The Phoenix, "It's not that big of a con­ □□□□□ □□□□□□□□□ □□□□ • Smokers Express, South French Avenue $2,099 is only being proposed at this cern to me," she said. "Staff □□□□ □□□ □□□□ □□□ • BJ's Wholesale, 4278 State Road 46, members $2,119 time. can work around it." □□□□□□□□□□□□a □□□□□□□ • Sunoco, 4730 State Road 46 $2,119 He told CRA members that CRA member Charles □□□□□ □□□□□ □□□ □□□ • Racetrac, 4530 State Road 46 $2,119 more studies would need to Rowe was concerned with the □□□□ □□□□ □□□□ □□□□□ • Sam's Wholesale, 1101 Rinehart Road, members $2,129 be done to see if a 12-foot cost of completing Magnolia □□□ □□□□□□□□□□□□ □□□□ • Cumberland Farms, 3100 Sanford Avenue $2,139 fountain would look appro­ Square. □□□□ □□□□ □□□ □□□□ • 7-11,4085 State Road 46 $2,139 priate in the square. Browder "Is anybody surprised at □□□□□□ □□□□□□□ □□□□□□ • Racetrac, 3780 U S. 17-92 $2,139 also discussed the possibility the price?" he asked. □□□□ □□□ □□□□ □□□□ of a 7-foot fountain, but he Browder explained to the □□□□ □□□□□□□□□□□□ □□□ • Chevron, 3001 South Orlando Drive $2,139 told CRA members that if they board members that $45,000 is □□□□□ □□□□ □□□□ • 7-11, 2989 South Orlando Drive $2,139 go too small, 'it's going to not a lot of money to bring □□□ □□□ □□□□□ □□□□□ • Citgo, 1176 Celery Avenue $2,139 look like an afterthought." Magnolia Square up to the □□□□□□□ □□□□□□□□□□□□□ • G Ts Gas and Go, 801 Celery Avenue $2,149 Phase II of the project level of the RlvcrWalk. In fact □□□ □□□□ ODD □□□□ • Mobil, 3795 South Orlando Avenue $2,149 Browder called the "icing on he said, the price tag of com­ □□□□ □□□□□□□□□ □□□□□ • Wal-Mart 1661 Rinehart Road $2,159 the cake", with four bronze pleting the project would be a □□□□□□ □□□□□□□□□□□□□□ • Exxon, 101 French Avenue $2,169 medallions set into the brick, lot higher, but dty staff will be □□□□no □□□□ □□□□ □□□□ • Valero, 217 South Park Avenue $2,169 with sculpted magnolias in providing most of the labor 1A10|0|C| □□□□ □□□□ □□□□ • Kwick Stop, 2201 West First Avenue $2,199 the center of each of them. lor the project. 12/11/05

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H A R P (fiq & The Sanford Herald Page IB Sunday December 11, 2005 Sports Briefs Kicking the competition FOOTBALL TONIGHT A dozen of the best sen­ By Dean Smith ior football players from behind the Rams In the SAC standlnimgs Herald Staff Seminole County will dis­ alter also beating_ New Smyrna nyma IBea»Wi Mnlor aurhad 21 point!aXna rjboundjwj! I" *“ G'*W'««'d Invitational laat See Boys, Page 2B h?lf * e second Florida Soap Box Derby ad Laka Maty tha aacond nl«W “ 0 " * » a n d . lot ^ “ S^MeMlllenhita will be hosting two days ______■ weeK‘ to Improve to 4-2 on the season. P*ir of threes and then con- of fun and excitement on Saturday and Sunday, See College, Page 2B December 17th & 18th, at Derby Park. Elite still shining in girls hoops P7 Check in is at 7 a.m. with racing beginning at 8 By Dean Smith ^ am. each day. Herald Staff Greyhounds — L (3-7) with ' 14 points. Car and driver must meet AASBD standards TTw rich keep getting richer. Lakt.* M arv nn» . and the cost is $45 for the L"'“ look a big atop first racer, or $70 for a e i r U ^ ^ k ' n “* as ,ho l{» ‘O b. family, each day, if regis­ SJIf ^.Luball on Thursday as the Rams tered and paid by 5 p.m. improved to 94) on the season with a K° ^ 8oXeSACh 21 P‘tintS Benn« S ! '1 on -December ------nut. Ulh. rwilT After game £ 2 f f i 0 P'^ a "^-conference me 14th, you will have to pay a $10 late fee and the absolute cutoff its Friday, |JSiiK d An8elaJGuiu, W the amazing- l K f f rilU|ny Dkaigt‘r “ «»» Silver Dec. 16th at noon. W und w iS i f P° m,S' WhiIe ,0nc8 was ri«hf Both days will feature Time Swap's with one J l S E g 1PriVate'Sch°0,S'h a v i n g big double and one single elimination for the Stock, lOpoinls. *n> 1 Smil^ in double figures with Defending State Champion Father Lopez 11041) Superstock and Master aa‘‘1 ,Mm f° 8C‘ 10 10 w S on Ute divisions. and Mp^nts fromWJ?/ 19 P? in t* {rom Coleman Spectators will be H^Trirlit °m ° ° n BibIe and admitted FREE! Sanford's Jessie Pressley had 29 points and For more information, assisU and Jennifer Russi14 poinlH ieht^t , please call 407-330-5697 and six assist. »k„ r-- ifT m I c,8h* abounds SEALS AT HOME B m in 8K 1 !] ‘hM ' firit lo“ ° “ ^ a s o a 76^57 The streaking Florida Seals, four wins in a row. * s s srfixtvrar1 will be al home tonight

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Seminole (24)) defeated Lake Preps goal for the Rams. from Whitehead. Mary (1-D.-Ml-37, and Hagerty comer kick to even the score at The Master's Academy (6-4­ Lake Howell (8-4) picked up But the winning streak came (0-2), 52-6, and the Rams 1-1. Senior Yvonne George 2) has been busy, winning two Continued from Page IB to an end on Thursday as a pair of 84) shutout wins over outscored the Huskies, 60-12. added another goal and an of three games in the past has recovered nicely with a 9-1 unbeaten U ke I lighland Prep New Smyrna Beach and Oviedo (24)) doubled the assist, while junior Charlene week. victory over Seminole and a 3-0 held Trinity Prep (8-1-2) to a 1-1 Seminole. score on Lyman (0-2), 56-28- Adolphe and sophomore The Eagles were shutout by Maykut had three goals in whitewashing of Lyman. tie. Jakubowskl scoring the goal and tripped Lake Howell (I D. Scarlata each added a goal to Cambridge Academy (7-2-1), 5­ the win over the Tribe and then Hauck and DeLuca had the and Vargas getting seven saves 53-29, and the Silver Hawks give the Bear* a 3-1 lead. 0, but came back to shutout had four goals, with help from goals against Douglas, while Warner Christian, 4-0, with in goal for the Saints. also defeated the Greyhounds, Deluca had three goals and Sophomore netminder Jessica Orangcwood (9-2-1) did not goals from Good son and Guthrie again came up big, Charlie 1 lubbard leading the 41-27. Eissele three assists against the let the loss weigh on It, cither, Boctto, in the win over the Spruce Creek (2-0) got the allowing only goals to Klotz way with a goal and an assist, Tribe and Donnellan and Miller as the Rams came back to Barracudas. better of a pair of SAC squads, and Zusl to ensure the victory. and then getting goals from The Winter Springs boys had goals against the whitewash The Master's besting Lake Brantley (1-1). 67­ Defenders Lindsay Jones, Sierra Worrall and Cerrelani in a 2-1 Greyhounds. Academy (4-5-2), 8-0. Docrk wrestling team Is having a 21, and Winter Springs (0-2), Hanna and Emily Lawlor did a victory over Lake Mary Prep. good opening to the season Donaldson had the Fighting had three goals and two assists, 69-15, who also lost to the good job in keeping Lake Lake Mary Prep (3-5-1) also with the latest hlghpolnt being Semi notes' score, while I’ellett had a win over Warner Soulard three goals and Rabom Patriots, 57-28. made 10 saves for Lyman in Brantley on the ropes. two assists for OC. a second place finish at the Back to the boys. Christian (0-8), 3-2, on goals Hooter's Seminole Classic this goal. from Stupple, who also scored Tire Ram* also had a 3-0 vic­ BOYS SOCCER Trinity Prep (7-2-2) bounced past weekend in St. Petersburg CRITTINS 2, EAGLF5 2 The Greyhounds had gotten against TMA, Hamel and tory over St. Edwards (5-3-1) over .5 0 0 with a 3-0 victory back from its first losses of the The team came within 1-V2 Laka Mary Trap I 2 - 1 Baron. last Friday as Raybom scored over Deltona (1-7-2) with season with wires over Lake points of first place Osceola Wamar Clirtallan 0 2 2 In other girls' action: two goals and McNair had a Goal* Lake Mary Prep .1 (ll*m «-l. CM . Tracey, Liles and Lander scor­ Highland Prep and St. Cloud. goal and an assist to back the and Dwayne Tolleson was Ian Hannwacker, Valerio Trinity Prep improved to 8-1­ named the tournament's Barron);" Warner Chrsitan 2 (D Dona ing the goals to back the eight save shutout by Gagnon. M ill*) Aaalal* _ Lake Mary Trap 1 Feronni and Keith Fernandez 1 on the season with wins over Outstanding Wrestler as he shutout goalkeeping of Pellett, Carrolton, Pine Ridge and TMA was coming off an 8-1 (Stupple); Warner Christian 1 each had two goals in an 8-0 won the 140-pound title. (Columbia). Shota on goal _ U ka Mary who also had nine saves as Orangcwood Christian. thumping of Warner Christian Lyman (5-5-1) tied Oviedo, 1*1, victory over the Bulldogs (1-5) (1-5-1) with Lcibbrandt scoring Other weight-class winners Prep 23; Warner Christian 13. Save* . Magrudcr scored two goals Lake Mary Prep (Modtmear) II; Warner on a goal by Tracey. Jocelyn and Fernandez scored twice as were Brandon Hatchett and and Vargas got the shutout three goals and handing out an ChrtBtlftn (Aiuier*on) 20 RroorvW _ Whitehead scored the goal for the Saint* edged the assist and Dossctt getting a Daniel Rivera with runner-up Highlanders (3-4-1), 2-1. against Carrolton, while Levi honors going to Arthur Mary l*rep 3-S-l| Warner Christian 0-* the Lions. and I (o had goals and goal and two assists with Orangcwood Christian (4-0-1) Simmonds, Cameron Ncreim FIGHTING SEMINOLES S, Winter Springs (6-3) is having Magnider an assist in the win Smith, who had 14 saves a pretty good season too, as it stayed unbeaten by crushing • against OC. getting the victory and Chris Krack. Finishing P A T R IO T S 4 Central Florida Christian over the Panthers. third were Tim Lancaster and Seminole 2 2 - * upped it's District record to 5-1 The Saints handed in goal. ‘ going to Lake Brantley (6-3) Academy (0-7), 11-0, with Lake Highland improved to Ian Murphy, while JJ Morgan, lake Brantley 3 2 5 Alexander scoring three goal* Orangcwood just it* second Kevin Dietrick and Robbie G o a U Seminole S (Munoi 4. 1 coming home with a 4-2 10-0-1 on the season by outlast­ Terwlllegetl" Lake Brantley 4 IN /A ). and Headley two goals, most loss of the season, 2-1, with Lucero. Brandon Bonham fin­ victory. Jakubowskl recording a goal ing Oviedo 2-1.The lone Lions Shot* on goal _ Seminole 13; Uke Trailing 1-0 early, senior coming on assist* from goal was scored by Lauren ished fourth and Joel Merchant Brantley N /A . Save* . Seminole IV, Uke Gendreau, who had seven in and an assist and Raymond a rounded out the scoring with a B ra n tle y HI A. Rennl* . Seminole 4-7-0 defender Kristin Volrin con­ goal. Rayboume netted the Brown, with the assist coming nected on a Chrissy Scarlata the match. fifth place effort. The Bears are hosting the 7th GREEN WAVE S. PANTHERS 0 Annual Winter Springs Rotary Crooms Academy 0 0 _ 0 Father Lopei 2 * - *, . Duals this weekend, featuring Gnf1* Father Lopei B (Boudreau 5. Boys many of the belter programs in RoberrorC Orjhala. Ntdilaa) A*et»t. _ the state. none. Shota on goal . Crooma Academy In other wrestling results, 7; Father Coper 27. Save. . Croom. Continued from Page IB I Lyman (14)) won its first meet Academy B; Father Lopei (Cranahaw) 5 the same court on the same day, and it is 1 of the season, 72-12. over Lake Record* _ Crooma Academy 2-5; Father all for a very good cause. Howell which also lost to St. Lopez 5-4-1. The day begins with Class 1A power ; Cloud, 74-6; Deltona (34)) Pine Castle Christian taking on Oak Ridge GIRLS SOCCER I outscored Seminole (2-1), 42-37, GREEN WAVE 4, rANTIIERS 0 at 3 p.m. , . i which also fell to Apopka, 42­ Crooma Academy 0 0 . 0 The rest of the event features matchups 36, who also bested Lake Father Lopei 5 t . 4 between highly-regarded teams as Class Brantley (2-4), 40-32; and Coala Father Lopei 4 (Manicano 2. 5A No. 1 state-ranked and nationally- W httU tt Frank). Assists . Father Lopei 2 w a Edgewater defeated Lake Mary, ranked Lake Howell takes on Veto Beach, (Root ZiachUu) Shota on goal .Crooma the runner-up at last week's Greyhound 46-31. Academy I; Father Lopez 20. Saves . The girls' weightlifting sea­ Crooma Academy Oohnaon) II; Father Invitational at 4:30 p.m, host Oviedo faces son opened this week with a Lopez (Ternero) I. Record* . Croom* state-ranked West Orange at 6 p.m, and of tri-matches. Academy 0-6; Father Lopez 7-4-1. Winter Spring* battling Bishop Moore at / ■ I H H S 1 trio i 730 p.m. . , , This will be one of the final chances for fans to see the teams play locally until after College the new year as after today, most of the "We have got to figure out teams will not play until next Friday and / , what it takes to play at a high­ I Continued from Page IB then they will be headed to the major er level" Waugh said. "We Holiday Tournaments as Lake Howell will -verted a USF turnover into a have got to be the most incon­ be paying in the City of Palms Tournament fastbreak lav-up on the offen­ sistent team in the country." sive end. Tne Bulls pushed the in Ft. Myers, Oviedo will be in Kissimmee / \ i ■ lead back to 13 on baskets by at the Great Florida Shootout and Winter , f \ , SHERATON HAWAII BOWL Springs is heading for St. Petersburg to V A J Jones and Holmes and went to post an easy 25-point victory. TICKET INFORMATION play in a tournament at Eckerd College. UCF fans wishing to watch The Silver Hawks are seeded only No. 6 “We stressed winning the first five and the last five min­ the Golden Knights play in in an amazing national field at the City of iradise at the Sheraton Palms and the Lions will also be facing a \M 8 utes of each half," said McCullum, whose Bulls can be awaii Bowl on Dec. 24 are loaded national field at the GFS. seen on ESI'N 2 today Kencouraged In purchase tickets I Howell ran its record to 7-0 but it (Saturday) hosting Michigan in through the UCF Ticket Office. was not easy as lire Silver Hawks had to. f t Tampa. "They won the first To purchase ticket* or for more rally to hand Seabreeze (4-1) its first loss of five minutes of the second half information, please call (407) and cut it to seven, but fortu­ 823-1000. nately we made another run. By ordering tickets through We took care of the basketball the UCF Ticket Office, fans are and shot it well from inside guaranteed seating in the offi­ ^ b e h in d .tar. Nick Calathes «"dJoev and outside of the three-point cial UCF section at Aloha Rodrigue*, the Silver Hawks outscored the SjndcTaba by nine points in each of the line. I thought it was our best Stadium. Tickets are priced at final two periods to claim the 10-point win. overall effort this year." (40. Calathei had his biggest game of the sea­ USF shot 54.7 percent from Fans can also fax their ticket son it what has already been an astound­ the field including 8-of-13 from order using the attached form ing year with 41 points, 15 rebounds and three-point range. Holmes hit to (407) 823-5154. two steals. Rodriguez was held to only a season-high five three-point­ The Colden Knights (8-4), ers while Buckley added three. four points, but he fulfilled his point guard who will be making their first duties to a *T , as he handed out 19 assists Mattis finished with eight bowl appearance, will faro points and 10 rebounds. and also had a pair of steals. Nevada on Christmas Eve in Stetson had much more suc­ Chandler Parsons and sophomore Brett Honolulu. The contest will be cess from behind the arc (53 O unce were also in double figures for televised live on ESPN, begin­ percent) then overall (35 per­ Lake Howell with 19 and 12 points, respec­ HsraM photo by Jim Wsntz ning At 330 p.m. Hawaii time. cent). Will Holloman was the Nevada (8-3) clinched a share tively. Lake Howell Junior star Nick Calathes had a county-best 41 polnta and 15 rebounds as the Forest Lake Academy also won its sev­ only Hatter to reach double fig­ of ihe Western Athletic Silver Hawks rallied to defeat Seabreeze to remain unbeaten. Calathes and the Silver ures with 11 points. Conference title. enth game in seven starts on Thursday as Hawks will be taking on Vero Beach In the Hoops with a Heart event at Oviedo High School Ronald Bushner hit a 40-foot, three-pointer After a break for finals. The UCF Alumni Association as the hum sounded in double overtime to today (Saturday). Stetson will return to the road is sponsoring official school for three tough contests at travel packages and informa­ edge Trinity Prep (1-5), 53-51. The Saint*, PANTHERS 4*. PATRIOTS 4* who got 18 points from Shackleford, had from DeAndre Williams and 15 points Georgetown (Dec. 17L at tion can be found by going to from Malt Stillwell to hand the Bears their U kt Brantley (V I) Florida State (Dec. 20), and at tied the game at the end of regulation and Momra 7, Mrgralh 7, Edmundi 2 Gabbard 2 Lamm www.ucfathletics.oom and the first overtime on three-point shots. second loss of the season, 70-58. Zach V, S u m m ry 6. lin k * 5. B u rk r 6. T o ta l* 17S-12 46. • Miami (Dec. 27). looking for the information. The loss was the second of the week for Robinson led Winter Springs with 10 P ina R ld g a 14-01 Trinity I’rep as the Saints had also lost to points. Hilldala 2 Cowan 4. Taylor X Blue 7. Fowler 2a Lyman quickly bounced back from its Nasworthy 4. Comps* 6 Totals IV 7-H 4* Lake Highland Prep (5-3). 49-21, on Uke Brantley 17 V 10 10.46 Tuesday with Shirji scoring a team-high six loss to Lake Howell on Monday with a 63­ 56 triumph over Lake Mari’, the second Pine Ridge V 10 V 20.44 points. TTuvr-puint held goals . Uke Brantley 3 (Momra. lime the Greyhounds had beaten tlie Rams Orangewood Christian (64)) continues to M rgralh Gabbard). Pine Ridge I (H ilklalel Team luula Remember, it Impress as the Rams stayed unbeaten with in less than a week. . Lake Branlley 12 IW Ridge 13. Fouled out _ none a 61-46 victory over Lighthouse Christian Sanchez Hughley had another big game Trchrucala . none Highlight—low ler'a|um prr won It. (1-4) behind 21 points and six rebounds fur Lyman with 21 points and 13 rebounds, from eighth-grader Christian Jones, 12 while Jared Reiner chipped in with 11 RAMS 62 EAGLES 43 O rangew ood C h ris tia n 16-01 is just a game ta and six rebounds from junior Ryan points. For the first time this season Lake Mary Gralhm 2 Bedard 4. A. Lockhart 10. Slephena IV, liens and 10 points from senior RrJduk 15. B Lockhart 3. Mansbach7. Junr*2 Totals 24 By Nick PfalfRuf « had a different leading scorer as Woody watching the game, along Andrew Lockhart. 12 22 62. Staff Writer Lake Mary Prep (54)) also remained Taylor netted 18 and DJ Williams added W arner C h ris tia n 41-11 comes that loving wife ask­ undefeated with a pair of big wins, 91-61 12. Bryant 2 Seraralll 12 Garret 7. Roberts 12 llaye* 1 ing vou to come to the Taylor also led the Rams (3-4) in scoring Burgett 5. Totals I6V-IS43. This isn't the usual compi­ kitchen to do some menial over Trinity Christian (4-3) and 77-27 over lation of sports events or Geneva Christian. with 13 points in a 75-36 loss to powerful O rangew ood C h ris tia n 21 16 13 12 _ 62 chore. She may not be a foot­ Warner Chriallan 7 12 II II . 43 personalities I usually pres­ Fd

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Evonda Ptarca. tfouaehotd accept or redact any and a l thereefter If you fa# to do so. a Vbu ere hereby nobbed the! WAY IINE OF LAKE EMMA Community Cofleoe an Order of Summary ROAD THENCE RUN WEST 100 Weldon Boulevard NOTICE TO CNEOfTONS good*, furniture. b o i« BIDS dafauK may ba entered agemel William L Rowland. Household you lor tha relief demanded in Administration has been 200 FEET THENCE S 00 •«»*ort.n. urn DEGREES 02' W . 750 FEET. RE ESTATE O f goodt. fumkure. boiat. NY or PubHh Dacambar 11. 2005 entered m the estata of JOHN •tarao equ*> X09S Copws of a l court documents PETER WHITE, deceased F H THENCE RUN EAST 200 N o tlc t ol Regular Board W atting FEET TO THE WEST RIGHT JACQUELINE L WACMTER. Gharry D Brown. Household m Ws case, including orders, Number OS CP 1712. m the OF WAV LINE OF LAKE NO TICK OF BALI are avaJabia al Via Ctart of Via Circuit Court for Semmoie EMMA ROAD THENCE RUN Tha Diktncl Board of Tnitleet of Semnol* Community Cobege Deceased Jamat T W *amt. Itoutahoid Circuit Court Y office You may County. Florida. Probata 8 00 DEOREES 02 W. announce* a matting m which all panona a rt tovded goodt. furniture. boiat. office WHEN 12-24-05 al 900 am review these documents upon Division, the address of which ALONG THE SAID WEST NOTICE TO CREOfTORS WHERE MvandaY Towing request is 301 North Park Avenue. You must heap the Oerti of the Sanford. FL 32771; that the RIGHT OF WAY LINE A DtS Dale end Time Tueadey. December 10. 2005 7 00 PM Trust Administration 329 Loyd Lana Oviedo. FL Pubkah Dacambar 11. II. O cuft Court s Of*ce nobfied of decedent s date of death was TANCE OF 84 39 FEET TO Seminole Community Coiege 32795 THE POINT OF BEGINNING JACQUELINE L WACHTER a 2005 your currerY address Future July 31. 2005. that the total LESS AN EXCEPT ANY POR Sanlordlake Mary Carrpua resident of Semmoie County. X060 CAR 1868 Isuru Trooper papers m Vh lawsu4 w#t be cash value of tha estate is less TION OF THE ABOVE VVefdon Mrmmalretion Budding Florida, w tw dadon October VIN# JAACH19E7J7818394 maaed to Vie addess on record V w 875 000 00 and that the DESCRIBED PROPERTY Board Meeting Room, A200 22. 2009 was a Grantor of a af Vie dertiY office names and address of those to CONVEYED TO SEMINOLE Trutt entitled WILLIAM F PubHh Dacambar 11. 2009 WARNING Rule 12 285. whom H has been assigned by 100 Weldon Boulevard COUNTY BY WARRANTY Sanford. Florida 32773 WACHTER i JACQUELINE L Florida Famfy Law Rules of such order are Pubkc auebon to ba hatd at xoee DEED RECORDED JULY 22 Purpose WACHTER REVOCABLE Procedure, requires certain Regidar monthly board meeting 901 am. on tha deyfsl apso 2003. IN OFFICIAL RECORDS TRUST AGREEMENT DATED NOTKIOF SALE automatic tftadosure of docu­ NAME ADORESS fed below, at tha Irani door ol BOOK 4822. PAGE 709 OF JUNE 1. 3000 * The name and ments and mlormabon Failure A copy of the agenda may be obtained by calkng the Office of Atoenk Towing. Inc. I o ra tad THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF address of N Trustee « eet WHEN 12-24-09 al 900 am to comply can result m sanc­ Gordon T What IX Second the Prealdent at 407-70S-2010. and arranging lor an agenda to at 2499 Old lak* Mary ltd tions. including disrrvssal or Ave South. Apt A. SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORt forth below Sue* 1)4. Santord. FL tor to* WHERE M rm d aT Towmg be aenf alectronfcafy sir dung of pieadmgs Jacksonville F t 32259 DA piapoa* ol deposing ol to* tot- 329 Loyd Lana. Oviedo. FL AJI c w M o rt of the decedent PubHh November 27. 2005 Natafce L White 7399 Vega 32799 Dated thi% 73 day of Purauanl to the provtelona of toe Americana wfto DiaabMiea and othar persons having and Decanter 4. 11.18. 2005 O r. Tallahassee FL 32303 November. 2005 Ac». any peraon requiring special accommodation* to parta- claims or demands again*t CAR 1W3 Saturn 2dr W146 For further totormabon pease A U VfTERESTED PERSONS pale In H i meeting « awed to advfae Semmoie Community dacadant a attata. including ea« (407)321 2948 VIN# 1G97H1670PZ197813 NOTICE OF PUBLIC BALE ARE NOTIFIED THAT (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) CoAege at lean aa t w i before toe meeting by contacting unmatured confmgant or unfcq MARYANNE MORSE utdalad daime. and whom a PubHh Dacambar 11. 2005 Linda Coweta at 407-70620 10 H you are bearing or apaech 11/2106 A l creditors of the estate of Clerk of the Circuit Court copy of vac notice ic carvad X097 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE­ Impaired, ptaaaa contact Senanole Community Cotege by eat­ the decedent other than thosa By Mary Stroupe ing Ms Dorothy Palahon at 407-706 2109 (1) Vaar 1997/Maka ------BY GIVEN. THAT ON THE lor whom provteoi for M pay- Deputy Clerk Sucoatcor Truttaa at tha VIN# 1M5LECC12V1099568 NOT1CC OF BALE DATE AND TIME LISTED addrata cat torth baton* WITH­ man! was mads m tha Order of BELOW. AND CONTINUING Summery Adnmmstraton must Pubkah m Persona are advised that. # they decide to appeal any decision IN THE LATER OF THREE WHEN 12 24-08 al 900am (2) W ar 1997/Maka FROM DAY TO OAY UNTIL Me thee claims with this Court THE SEMINOLE HERALD made at tola meeting, they *nl need a record ol toe proceed­ MONTHS AFTER THE DATE WHERE MirandaY Towmg Bombarder ALL GOODS ARE SOLD. WITHIN THE TIME PROVIO THE LAW OFFICES O f DAVID ing* and lor such purpose, they may need to Insure that a ver­ OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION 329 Loyd Lana. Oviedo. FL VIN* ZZN0S652L697 ED BY LAW J STERN PA. ATTORNEY batim record ol toe proceeding! w made, which record Include* OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY 32795 WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, TO THE HIOH- FOR PLAINTIFF the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal la to be DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF Publish D ece n t)*. 11. 2005 801 8 UnrveraAy Dmre Suite SERVICE OF A COPY OF CAR 1803 Dodge Caravan EST BIDOER. FOR CASH. A U CLAIMS ANO DEMANOS based, per Section 266 0105, Florida Statute* X0A2 NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR 500 THIS NOTICE ON THEM VIN# 2B4GK2935PR230409 AT THE WAREHOUSE OF EVER BARRED Ptantatmn. FL 33324 ALL AMERICAN SELF Publish December 11. 2005 the dece­ (054)233 8000 A l other cracfrtori of PubHh Dacambar 11.2005 STORAGE. LOCATEO AT X061 dent end partont having NOTWITHSTANDING ANY 04-32993 460 FLORIDA CENTRAL dawie or demands agamaf 9ie Pubkc auebon to bo hatd al OTHER APPLICABLE TIME IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE a tta ta of Via decedent mutt He 90t am. on toe daytl) apeo- PARKWAY. LONG WOOD, a PEROO ANY CLAIM FILED 4- NOTICE OF BALE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI n o n e t OF AGENCY ACTION TAKEN BY THE tha* daim t with Via tuooaaaor Iwd below. M to* tram door ol 32750, THE FOLLOWING TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS TIES ACT. percent with OtabU •T . JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Truttaa WITHIN THREE Atoenk Towing. Inc Loc ated WHEN 12-24-08 af 800 am QOOOS, WARES. AND al 249* Old Laka Mary Rd DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED ikea need»ng a cpaoal accom MONTHS AFTER THE DATE WHERE MvandaY Towing MERCHANDISE FOR RENT mod at-on ahoutt contact OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Stats 134. Santord. FL tor to* 329 Loyd Una. Oviedo. FL AND OTHER CHARGES Notice la given that the toaowtng perms was leaned on THE DATE OF FIRST PUOll COURT ADMINISTRATION at OF THIS NOTICE purpose ol (kapoerng o l to * 6o»- 32769 1 2 0 2 0 5 FOR WHICH A LIEN ON CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS tha SEMINOLE County SAME IS CLAIMEO. TO WIT: DECEMBER 4. 2005 Courthouse at 40 7 995 4227. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS CAR; 1989 Mercury 4dr 1 900 955 9771 (TOO) or 1- SMART FINANCE. INC . 3100 Clay Avenue. 8ulle 275. NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR Fot turther tntomiebon ptaaaa VIN# 1MELM9934SK940060 DATE OF B A LI: 12/21/2005 Person Giving Notice •009558770. via Florida Orlando. FL. 32604 perms # 40-117-101200-1. The protect Is EVER BARREO cel 1407)321-294* Relay Service located In Seminole County. Section 22. Township 2 t South. PubHh Dacambar 11. 2009 TUBE OF BALE: 10 JO A.M. NATALIE L WHITE The date of the first pubkca&on 2389 V9QA Drive Range 31 East The perms authorises A SURFACE WATER X069 e. FL 32303 Publish December 4 .11.2005 of V«a Node* i t Dacambar 11. (Customer Nun*) (U nit#) MANAOEMENT SYSTEM ON 8 64 ACRES TO SERVE A SIN- X017 2005 (I) Yaw 1867/Mek* Honda (Brief Description ot Ooods OLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION known as VIN* JHMEC6721HC004574 UNCUUMCO VEFBCLC Attorney for Person Gnrmg Chapman Cove. The receiving water body la Bato Lake AUCTION Being Sold) W *a m F. Wachter. Truttaa IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 610 Okvar A venue Pubkah Dacambar 11, 2005 Jack T Bridges OF THE 19TH The Me(t) containing toe appicetlon tor to* above hated perms Removal of Via daaenbad vafa- HANCOCK. WILLIAM L JR Ftonda Bar No 145832 * JUOtClAL CIRCUIT. Altamonte Spmgt. FL 32701 X063 d a t waa conducted m compa- • #14 HOUSEHOLD 209 North Oak Avenue IN AND TOR Is avaSable tor Inspection Monday torough Friday aacepl tor anoa with FS 713 78 Nolica GOODS Santord FL 32771 SEMINOLE COUNTY. legal holdsyt. 600 am to 500 pm at toe St John* River Pubkah Dacambar 11. II. thet Herry i Towmg w « eet said RIVERA. GARCIA AUREA - Tatophone (407)302-7881 FLORtOA Water Management District (DMrtcf) Headquarters. 4049 Reid 2005 vahcHs al Pubhc Auebon lor X068 #23 JET SKI. HOUSEHOLD GENERAL Street. Pal*Bra. FL 32176-1429. A person whose substantial Pubkc auebon to be hold at Cash on DECEMBER 23. Pubkah December 4.11, 7005 901 am. on to* dayfs) speci­ OOODS. FURNITURE. JURISDICTION DIVISION Interest* era effected by to* Dtstrtd permitting decision may 2008. al 1000 AM al 1« N X016 CASE NO: 05 CA 1059-14W petann tor an admtrastrator* hearing In accordance wtto sec­ IN TH8 CMCUIT COURT fied below, al toa bom door ol Maple Ava.. Sanford. FL BOXES. MISC. WASHER. Atoenk Towing Inc Located tion* 120 569 and 120 87, Florida StakAes. or may choose to FOR 32771. A l vahdaa aoM AS IS DRYER. REFRIGERATOR. WASHINGTON MUTUAL at 249* Old Lak# Miry Rd No Utl# guaranteed Harryt fH TW8 CIRCUIT COURT pursue medubon at an aSemalN* remedy under section M M M O L 1 COUNTY. DRUMS ELECTRONIC BANK F/K/A WASHINGTON Suits 134. Santord. FL lor to* Towmg raaarvas Via ngN to bal O F T H I1 B T H FLORIDA ADAMS. DYLAN - #45 CAR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. MUTUAL BANK. FA. 120 573, Florid* Statutes, before to* deadkn* tor Mng a peti­ purpoee ol ibepowng ol to* *o*- o n a n y v ih d i tion Choosing medtobon w ti not adversely affect the right to a PROBATE DIVISION HILL JAMES • #55 AUTO M AMD FOR PLAINTIFF FILE NO. 2009-CP-0999 hearing S mediation doe* not issue In a sattlement The proce­ PARTS tC U M O LE COUNTY. AO AMS. DYLAN • #122 FLORtOA V8 dures tor pursuing mediation are set torth In section 120 573. IN RE ESTATE OF For further information ptaaaa hour prior to Ufa; ca l (407>321-2848 MACHINERY OENERAL Florida Statutes, and rule* 28-106111 and 26-106 401- 404 JURISDICTION DIVISION ETSUKO BAKER. IF LIVING 1888 FORO EXPLORER ADAMS. DYLAN • #125 Florida Admnsbabv* Cod* Petition* must comply w*h the MARY DEBENEOETTO. CASE NO: (MCA 22S3 140 AND IF DEAD THE 12/2408 1FMYU222E1XUB27378 MACHINERY requirements ol Florida Admmstrstive Cod* Chapter 26-106 (CONSOLIDATED WITH UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS and be Iked with (received by) to* Outrtct Clark located at QRANVILLE. TORANCE • CASE #: 04-CA-J0I3-I4-W) DEVISEES. GRANTEES (1) Year 1998/Mafce Chevy 1889 PONTIAC #144 LAWN EQUIPMENT District Headquarters. Highway 100 West. Patatka. FL 32177 n o t ic e t o c h io rro n * ASSIGNEES. LIENORS W4# 1GNCK13R8WJ369399 1G2J81244T7591795 CREDITORS TRUSTEES Petitions tor admraslrabv* hearing on to* above appkeabont*) BERGER. RYAN • #148 FIRST HORIZON HOME The admnsuatam ol to* FURNITURE LOAN CORPORATION ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES must be Med wtoan twenty-one (21) days ol pubheabon ol this PubHh Dacambar 11.2009 1882 FOROAEROSTAR estata o l MARY DC BENEDET­ MAURER. JOHN • #301 PLAINTIFF CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY noboa or withai twenty-si* (26) days ol to* District depostong 1FMOA31X9NZB02907 THROUGH. UNDER OR TO, daceatad. whoa* data ol BOXES. CLOTHES notice ol thl* Intent In the m ai tor those persona to whom the AGAINST ETSUKO BAKER. daath was Fabruary 07th. OERRY. MATT • #31B VS Dtstrtd man* actual nolle* Failure to Me a petition within tors 2005. and who** Social NOTICE 1883 DOOOE DAKOTA UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF 1B7FL29X4PS180099 HOUSEHOLD OOOOS PHILIP J BE ROE RON IF ETSUKO BAKER. IF ANY. time period shal constitute a waiver of any nght(a) such per- Securey Numb*, it 146-20­ BERRIN. STEVEN • #366 DAVIO BAINES. UNKNOWN 6664. e pendng at to* C*cu4 Vshida Aucaon # 9 00am LIVING ANO IF DEAD. THE son(*) may have to request an adm nsiratrv* determination 1981 JEEP CHEROKEE HOUSEHOLD 00008 SPOUSE OF DAVID BAINES Court lor 8*mmoi* County. WHEN December 22* 8008 UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. (hearvtg) under seebons 120 569 and 120 57. F S . concerning WHERE PaulY Towmg. 1919 1J4FTB6S4ML811802 RUTKOSKY. BRIAN • #381 DEVISEE 8. QnANTEEB. LARAINE J BAINES. to* sub)*d pemst Petitions that are not Med In accordance w«h Florida Probata Owwam. toa ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. O O Lf BIDE V a iA B addraai ol wtach e Probata W lal 8treai. Sanford. FL BOXES HOME OW NERS 1666 CHEVY BE RETTA BUTTON. PATRICIA • #4B1 CREOIfORS. TRUSTEES to* above provisions are subfect to dismissal Drviaron PO Boa 6069. 32771 (407)321-7442 ASSOCIATION. INC JOHN 1Q1IW14WXKY187342 BCD. DRESSER. BOXES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIC S Santord. FL. 32772 609* Tha VEHICLE CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY DOB AND JANE 006 AO ( Because the adnwsttrabv* hearing process Is designed to lor- names and addressee dl toe YEAR 1968 Off TROPE* BRIAN • #*T* UNKNOWN TENANTS IN i MAKE C HEW HOUSEHOLD OOOOS THROUGH. UNOER OR mulale final aoenev action. fh e H m o o t• r w » e u > » ■*»> ------— — 1B3XA49K2MF660969 POSSESSION to* Personal n*pr*aema«vsk MOOCL 8W AGAINST PHILIP J DEFENOANT(S) Qsstrtct s final action may be different from the poemon taken by COLOR GRAY BE ROE MON. JESSICA L- N m this notice of rrtenl Person* * h o * e aubalantiai interests attorney art tat lotto baton VIN# 1Q1JC8117J7179636 1666 PLYMOUTH 6PWJT STORAGE PROTECTION (ICnOERON. IF LIVING ANO 1B3BA66AXKF636619 AUCTION SERVICES. LIC IF DC AO THE UNKNOWN w il be atteded by any such tmal decision ol the D istridionto* SPOUSE. HEIRS. O t VISE E 8. NO TICK 0 6 AS ersdaore ol to* decedent VehmJm Aucaon •#OOem # M 3 appkeant have the nghl to pebbon to become a p *V |^ and other persona hawno 1969 DOOOE MINIVAN GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. F0RKCL06UR8 SAL! w h e n Dr i n k * n . te e in g m accordance with the requuement* set torth above claims or demand# aoatnsl 1B4FK4430KX866661 THE ABOVE INFORMATION LIENORS CREDITORS. WHERE PM 1 Towmg. 1»t» TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN decedent a saute, on whom e W 1st Street. Senior4. FL IS TO BE PUBLISHED purauanf to a Summary Fe# copy o l ttva nouc* » rerM red to 1963 PONTIAC 8UNBIRD PARTIES CLAIMING AN 32771 (407)321-7442 ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO Ju d g m e n t of Forectoaure deled Publish Dacambar 11. 2005 pe served must Me toe* deans 102JB34T6P7526191 INTEREST BY. THROUGH. VEHICLE CONSECUTIVE WEEKS November 92. 2005 entered m X072 ______UNOER OR AGAINST JESSI­ with this Court WITHIN THE YEAR 1 *6 * SAID SALE TO BE UNOER CA L. BEROERON. MERCAN CjvH Case No 09-CA-I096- LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER Pubkah Oecember 11,2006 14W of Ih* O ra l Coufl ol *>* MAKE DOOOE TILE BANK F/K/A CITRUS Zorici^rAoiN C YAC TlO N TAKEN BY THE KOTO ______AND BY VIRTUE OF THE 14TH Ju do e f O c u 4 m and tar THE TIME OF THE FIRST MOOCL VAN BANK; JOHN DOE ANO JANE BT. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAOEMENT DISTRICT PUBLICATION OF THIS STATUTES OF THE STATE. SEMINOtC County Santord, COLOR WHITE DOC AS UNKNOWN 1CN- NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Mode* of Vehicle Aueffon IN SUCH CASES MADE Ftonda I wff **• » m* hqheff VIN 9 2870Bt)Y*JKie*76t ANTS IN NOW t. syren that tie Mowing perm# wa. iMtmd on THE DATE O f SERVICE OF A AND PROVIDED and be*, btode, tor caah in COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON (1) 19*3 Okttmbtd* k o s s c s s o n ^ o a n t . s , Hoorn S201 al to * SEMINOLE VEHICLE VYl4 1G3AX37Y4DM 792620 November 30. 2005 THEM Pubkah Oecember 4. 11. County Courthouse tocetod a, YEAR 19*7 X , NORTH PARK AVENUE in MAKE NISSAN (Auction data 1-W 6) 2005 SANFOAO. Ftonda. al ,100 Morrwon HomN. Ill 8^ 'J 'S i to A l other creditor* c4 to# deca­ r i -m o t ic i o f MOOCL 40R XOM am o nto . Sto day of January. dent and peraon* having COLOR BROWN foreclosure b a l e 32751 • 20toum- Rang* X cleans or damandt agamat (2 j 1886 C navroid SAN Bra 300* toa toaowmg d*acr4Md Seminole County. SURFa c E WATER MANAGE- VIN 4: JN1 HU 1185HT217022 ADVCKTISBMf NT OF SALB decedent's *»'*>• mual N* Vto# 1GN0K26F7WJ362322 proparty a* **, kxto a, seat NOTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN Summary Fatal Judgnwrt to- than claim* with to» Court VEHICLE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN punuenk to en Order G'WWng (Auebon daw 1-B69) a S r s - s r s w WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER YEAR 1*97 toet to# undersigned maend* lo toe Motion to R*«t THE DATE OF THE FIRST MAKE CHEVY sea toe peraonel property Sweetwater Creek Foredoaui* Sale dated LOT 2. BLOCK A, GOLFSIOE PUBLICATION OF THIS (1) 1661 T oioU 2DR B e M a ta d bekjer to ***** a MOOCL 4DR * vm# jmt66FXM006260T N irtto**r 2,. 2005 .rawedlb VILLAS. ACCORDING TO NOTICE ten Imposed on bato property Cvk Caaa No 04 CA 2253 14- COLOR REO __ _ THE PLAT THEREOF AS VIN# ,OtJF6242V7142974 under to* Ftortd* Sen Storage O (CONSOLIDATED WITH w w .w m v.era.'SSS lAuebon data 1-11-96) RE COflOCO IN PLAT BOOK „ evMUbt* tor nTMto* S. John. FVvto a l l c i.a im s n o t f il e d Facility Ad Sum** (Secbon CASE 04-CA-WI3-14W) °f ff* WITHIN THE TIME PERIOOS 56 PAGES 45 6 48 OF THE Wgal hokdayt- 600 Heedquirterk. 4049 R*«1 VEHICLE Aucaon wff b* Held on See 63 601-63 609) Circuit Court ol the J61M PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI SET FORTH IN SECTION jy f|[f» a i Cjtcu4 m and tor SEMI­ W att Managbtneni S ^ ? t 4» A penon who** sutokUnbal YEAR 1*97 HOLE COUNTY, FLORtOA 733 702 OF THE FLORIDA Above Datea _____ The undbraqnbd *B •*• •» NOLE County. Santord. Sb**. PM6B6. TL ^ l^ ^ L J ^ m M b n o (toc-ton may MAKE: JEEP _ At 2pm Al Tn-Cour#y Towmg PROBATE CODE WILL BE MOOEL COMANCHEE — **r. sale by uaikietffve bto- ftonda. I wB ael lo the Nghaat -"‘w**1* » • ■ * * * » £ £2m g n accordance with tec- FOREVER BARRED 1,56 Be** Ave Wkffav 6P9* Dated tort 23 day of pebbon tor an adm ^aM nw ra^ choose to COLOR: YELLOW tbng on toe 22nd o< D eteedier, and beat btodar tor caah m VyNirtJTMW9611HT0i74t4 FL 3770* 3064 a ll 100 am. cn to# prem- Room 8201 of the SEMINOLE November 2005 b o n . 120 569 and 120 W. StMuM^ a^bon NOTWITHSTANDING THE County Courthouae tocelad at Pubkah D aca w iw 11. 2®B5 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) purw, m»Ombon »»J^ tor Mtog a pali- TIME PERIOD 6ET FORTH Vehid*Auc*on#*ep*m been stored and which ar* 1 301 N Park Avenue m Santord. 120 573. Florida Stabme. baton ™ ih. nghl to a ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED WHEN Dacaiwear 34, *00* K074 ______MARY ANNE MORSE located al Ampi* Stcxag* F tortoe at 1100 am on tha Clark ol to# C*tu4 Court Uon C hooW hgm tol^iM ito^M ^^ The pro- TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Wh e r e p ^ y Towma i » i ® Career. 100 AmpW Court. 2900 22nd day of Oecember. 2005 Notice ot Pub*e 6*t* By Mary Siroup# haanng * n»0»M»n 120 573. AFTER THE DECED**.T® W 1 •« Sueel. Sanford. FL Waal Airport Boiievard. Cowey vw toaowmg deaerbed proper­ DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED Deputy Ciat* 0^ta p u rto *n g n w ^ 4 « ^ |'^ M.,M 40, - 404 32771 (407)321-7442 e l Semmola. Stake c# Ftonda, ty aa ael forth m aaid Sianmary VEHICLE Tenenl Un*» Fmal Judgmert. to ^ t Ftortda Statuta*. and tuto» 28 ^ corrnMy w«n toa Thv dme d fna 120 66* •*’4 mg u p n iL toe good* wff b* OF LAKE EMMA ROAD. A DfS- YEAR ,9 *9 K N t f M W ™ * p n o b a t b o p r b io n t e e SELLER RESERVES 120 5T. Fiona* Sututa*. by sold d pubkc auction d to# OP MARMAOB THE RIGHT TO BO BOOING M eg.rom dlBM nelo MAKE FORD FKB NO. 9B-CP-I711 TANCE OF 374X ^ EET TO S - S S S ^ S S above ateMd eddree* k» to* MOOEL POL UP ,0 Artwoma Harm THE POINT THE UNE RUNS STARTS AT AMOUNT OWED Ti the Florida Dapenmad d taghed taddei ot otoenee* eke Santord. FL , COLOR BROWN M R E ESTATE OP WEST FROM THE SAIO FOR TOWING ANO STOR­ Agriculture ^ Con4u' ^ ' ol on Wedneadey VM # IFTOF15NIKNA579M YOU ARE NOTIFIED toff en POMT FROM THE BAIO 6£^Dwi*«todU»rt*toO AGE VIEWING ONE HOUR DECEMBER 26. 2004 D dad MTERSECTKM VWtM THE PRIOR TO SALE FORM Of ( 4 Fiel you era re^aredto XHN PETER WHftE. Pod Office Boa 316* Auction Tana 2 30 PM Nottce » hereby gwen P *J ' SAX) UNE RUN EAST ALONG PAYMENT IS CASH OR S a B s r w S Taiianaaaae. ftonda 32316- serve t OOP» <* *® » THE BAIO UNE DISTANCE CASHIERS CHECK 31*6 « a requedk*heanngrt fgM gadHfffpbdbO ® r-.aaaiwHUra Inaedflnc tor aafrau# h r e *th on damand m liniaa. # eny. to I on (U u* OF 263 97 FEET MORE OR SSS 2b » rscotved by 21 Otort korn NOTICE 1 0 CREDITORS 10 tagheel Udder, to* tadoweig Thompson Carter, Jr^ who*# _ _- - «-* - —- - Ct6S TO THE WEST RKJffT II) 1992 TOYOTA PASEO to* daa d to* led pdAcakort Ouabn Marlow. Houaahdd 6,4 East 3rd BbeeL ( Toguei#nwn22L?M»ukl o n u t e d n h d M OF WAY OF LAKE EMMA VIII# JT2EL46F9NOI006I5 M rd# 10 • haanng I" toe good*, sporting good* __ Sardon, FL 32771 on or bator# ROAD. THENCE RUN S 00 Lada at N Oardnar. Deaerffber 6B, M M . and M * to* TO ALL PERSONS HAVMQ Pro.pm.l~* biddar* m*7 CLAIMS OR DEMANOS DEGREES 02' W. A CIS Pubaah December II. 2005 Moosettoid goods. FumKura. maoecl trance# on# hraa pnoi oraanaf wNi to* Ctork of toff ^ j - ■ i a i d e teaaltl IBM CoS, N X I Norffi Park Amnu*. AOAiNST 1HE ABOVE TANCE OF 40 FEET ALONG B oast T vk a S W *o E qud IP aaie Term* ar* -CASH OR THESAJO WEST RIGHT OF ESTATE pnoik»to*»»«»wc* * n9 Kattoarty Hdkiway Houaahdd CERTlPftO FUNOB- Peulk Smdord. FL *277,. bator* banr- PUWah Decanker IL tt. *»• good*. Fianeota. Boa**. Tvk ca on Pardoner o r ------—- d * Yowmg raaanrea to# rypk to 2006 d d J*~kfy 1 2006 o tB W to E q u p Pubkah o*e*n**< MOW X066

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L e c a l s L e c a l s L e c a l s L e c a l s L e c a l s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FILE NO JOOS-CP-JOTS Parli Avanua. Burt* NJ01, M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH M THE CWCUIT COURT Banlord. Honda 32771 (407) O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN RE ESTATE OF OF THE IITH M3-4J27. wdhm (2) amrtmg JU D tC U L CIRCUIT. JUOICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORKJA IN AND d a y i d your raca4* d m u IN ANO FOR OF THE STATE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CHARLES ANTHONY OF FLORIOA, nodca. < you ara hamng or CIVIL DIVISION BRIOGES SEMINOLE COUNTY. vorca impaaad. call ' -18001 FLORIDA IN ANO FOR CASE NO . 0SCA-14SS-I4W 94S8771 OENERAL SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL DIVISION BANK OF AMERICAN A . NOTICE TO CREDITORS JURttOICTION DIVISION Pubam Dacambar 4.11, JOOS CASE NO: 08 C A I804-UK CASE NO: 0VCA-HE7-14K Piaamn. XOJJ Tha adnamtranon d ma aiida US BANK NATIONAL CITICORP TRUST BANK. d CHARLES ANTHONY ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE FSB FJK/A TRAVELERS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT BRIOGES. daeaaiad. arhoaa FOR THE CREDIT SUISSE BANK A TRUST. FSB. OF THE EIGHTEENTH MAXINE KENNEDY IF UV- data d daam w ai Oacanbar S. FIRST BOSTON MEAT J004 PiambS, JUOICIAL CIRCUIT OF INO ANO IF DEAO. THE 2003, it pandaig m ma Cvcurt 4. FLORIOA IN ANO FOR UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. Court lor SEMINOLE Coidify. PLAINTIFF SEMINOLE COUNTY. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. Florida. Robata Onmon, ma FLORIOA ASSIGNEES LIENORS. addratt d arhch t PO Boa vs JULIAN DAVIS PERRY. JANE CIVIL DIVISION CREDITORS TRUSTEES BOM. Sadord. Flonda 3J77J- DOE PERRY THE UNKNOWN CASE NO. 0SCA-S0-14-W ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES BOM Tha namai and addran- MELISSA DOTSON IF UV- WIFE OF JULIAN OAVIS CLAIM INO AN WTEREST BY a t d ma panonai lapraaama- INO. ANO IF DEAD. THE PERRY. CATHY MARIE UNITED STATES OF AMERI­ THROUGH. UNDER OR liva ami ma pamonal rapratan- UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. PERRY. JOHN DOE PERRY CA. AGAINST MAXINE KENNEDY. lanva t anomay ara aal lorth DEVISEES. GRANTEES. THE UNKNOWN MUSBANO acting through Rural UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. OF CATHY MARIE PERRY. IF Davalopmant. lormarty MAXINE KENNEDY, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES U VINO . INCLUDING ANY Farmars Moma Adminiatration UNKNOWN A* creditor* d ma decadent ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES u n k n o w n SPOUSE O f SAIO (FmHA). Unrtad Slalaa TENANT 1: UNKNOWN and other penona having CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. DEFENOANT(B). IF Daparlmanl ol Agncuitura TENANT J. daunt or demand! egemil THROUGH. UNDER OR REMARRIED. AND IF (USOAI. decedent a a ttale, on whom a Raman. AGAINST DECEASED. THE copy ol Ihn nonce it requved to MELISSA DOTSON. RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN NO TIC * OF bs aarvad m ull Ne me* deans UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF HEIRS. DEVISEES. FORECLOSUN* SALE mm tv t Court WITHIN THE MELISSA DOTSON, IF ANT. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE CREDITORS. LIENORS. ANO WARREN JACKSON. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THE DATE OF THE FIRST Datandam AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN TRUSTEES. ANO ALL OTHER purauam to a Fnal Judgrnam PUBLICATION OF THIS POSSESSION PERSONS CLAIMING BY. ol Foradoaura dalad NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER DEFENOANTlSI THROUGH. UNDER OR NOTICE OF SALE Novambar 22. 2005. and THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A AGAINST THE NAMED amarad m Caaa No 06 CA COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON DEFENOANTlSI THE UNIT­ Nobca n haraby gnran mat 1*86 law. ol ma Cacu* Court THEM NOTICE OF ED STATES OF AMERICA: pcnuam lo a Fatal Judgmam d ma Eighlaanm Judicial FORECLOSURE SALE JOHN DOC. UNKNOWN TEN­ amarad In ma aboya anatlad Circuit m and lor Sammola A* other creditors d Iha d e c* ANT JANE DOE. UNKNOWN cauM m ma Cacua Coud d County. Flonda. arbarom BANK dam and other psrtona having NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TENANT. Sammola Courty. Florida I ani OF AMERICA. F'.A. >• 8 claims or demendi egamit punuwH to • Summary F«W tall ma proparly locaiad m piamtiH and MAXINE decadent a estate m utl Ne mea Judgment ol Foradoaura Oalad Samnda County. Florida. KENNEOY. IF UVINO. A M ) IF claims anm t v t Court WITHIN 3 Novambar 17. JOOS amarad m NOTICE OF SALE DEAD. THE UNKNOWN MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Civ* Caaa No 06-CAI804 SPOUSE. H E « S . DEVISEES. OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION C ra m d Nobca i t ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. OF THIS NOTICE 14K o l l a C o a l ma Tha Eaai 230 9 faat of toa 1BTH Judicial C ra m and lor purauam lo a Fatal Btanmary LIENORS. CREDITORS. Judgrnam d Foradoaura Waal 6 faat of toa North SEMINOLE CooTOy. Banlord. 661 TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FEED ncmda I *4 aaa lo Via N«KaM amarad at ma abova atyiad 403 6 faa! of Iha NW IN (LESS PARTIES CLAIMING AN W1L BE FOREVER BARRED and bail batdai lor cam m cauaa. at ma Ocu4 Coial d tha North 274 05 faat) and INTEREST BY. THROUGH, SamatoM County. Flonda. I ad (LESS bagsa Ac l 12771 II hearing Impaired, 12706 Wa reserve the ngm to AMERICANS W illi DISABILI­ comad (TOO) 8000654771 via TIES ACT. par aorta wtm OMaOtl d la s o MARYANNC MORSE ra t naarkny a aparrat auom Aipta r a w t i r Ordar N o BT-3 C t a o l th u CircuS Court Girls DATE OF SALE Three-point field goals _ Mount Dora Bible 7 muOaiam W m U u m a t l 1-uWivn aantom HaraM Maml uiuaaattulKw m (DisUU-y J . Csnitwll X HUt. IMHeyk Father m in im i a v W H M try TIMS o r SALE I OOPM Pta h r cuurdy Hast t Young Uipra 9 (Pressley 4. Russi 4k Team fouls . Courthouaa a l 401 bAS 4227. in w n pfoewrt ng you are ano Ban lira 4 KaU. PA 300 TTtad 81. NW Altarnay* lev Plenum Continued from Page IB Mount Dora Bible 18. Father U*pea 13 Fouled IB0DS55B77I (IDO) or I- tad al no coat lo you. lo Iha Waasr Itavan. FL 33B8I 4002 #545 Johnathan Morns • •conid 19 In a 41-25 defeat of SOOB55B/70. via Honda prwiason of ce*um aa*»tante •51 NE U7m Sir aal. Suae couches, hr. lode, clothes out . Mount Dora Bible. Bradley. Harley Ralay Sartnca ht«M contact Coud PubMb Dscsntief 4. It J004 204 #355 Ma s * Gamboa • house- Geneva Christian. Technicals . none. Norm Miami Beach. Florida Admtmalraiion at 301 North X023 #590 Vernon Hagcrty High (1-6) had nothing Pubam Dacambar 4. 11. 2005 Park AvtntM, Suita N301. 33192 furniture 6 bedroom GREEN WAVE 96, TIGERS II Sanford. Flonda 33771 (407) Telephone (305)770 4100 set #646 Lovett Wilkams • for a tough Jones squad (3-4) as Father Lopes (1(H)) X 0I9 IN TH f CtHCUtT COUNT 6654237. with* (2) worUng household goods #533. the Tigers rolled 57-7. Texeira led Hechler 7. Haney 7. Kussi 2h. P iechockl 14. OF TH t FIGHT**NTH Pubkeh December 4. 11. 2005 M THE CWCUT COURT days of your recent of thi« Sidney Marshal • household BuchoU 12. Totals: 27 6-6 6A note*, * you are hearng or j u o ic ia l a n c u tT X025 items #526 Christopher Fife • the Huskies with three points. OF THE IBTH OFFLOMDA. Holy THnlfy Episcopal Academy (5*2) voice impairad. cal 1 (600) furniture, tods. p*ig pong table, juoicial CMCurr. Simmons 2. Schuler 2. Black 2. G orualea 5. 95^8771 IN ANO FOB collectibles #628 Winston GREEN WAVE 71. SANDCRABS M IN ANO FOR tCkMNOLE COUNTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Uoyd James Jr. • couch, che#. S fib rm r (1*2) Grernberg 6. Anderson 4. Stewart 9 Total* 13 SEMINOLE COUNTY, GENERAL O f THE EIGHTEENTH FLORIOA Pubkeh Dacambar 4. 11. 3005 JU D tO AL CIRCUIT dewig table, household Sams C lra ry 10. Crsmhaw 9. T aylor 4. |cnkin% 7, 2-5 31 X031 jumsotcnoN d iv is io n #556 Lawrence Betay • house­ O w strr 4 Totals 12 H -ll 34 Father Lopea 27 12 16 II _ M c r v u O lVISION CASS NO. 04-CA-1I7S-I4W IN ANO FOR CASE NO 05-CA-1B8S-14K EEMINOCE COUNTY. hold items #552 Brian l a th e r Lop#* (9-0! Holy Trinity 9 II 7 7.11 IN THE COUNTY COUNT Needham • household goods MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC FLORIDA 1‘rm lr) 24. Harvey 12. Kuev* 17. Whittaker 5. lhrre-potnt field goal* . Father la ip ri 6 DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL IN AND FOR CASE NO: 05-CA-1394-14W #550 MAe Mcvxker • house­ (Rusal 5. Hechler). Holy Trinity 3 (Greenberg 2. B E M taO LI COUNTY. REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. IVihucLi 5. But hole X WTlUnl 2. Mayfield 3 TRUST COMPANY. AS hold tams. furniture, ctotfwig (MKualra) Team fouls _ Father Lopes 12. Holy FLORIDA INC . AS NOMINEE FOR #507 Angela Budd • household Totals. 23 21*27 71. TRUSTEE. HSBC BANK USA. NATIONAL f RANKLIN FINANCIAL Seabreeie 9 6 II 6.34 Trinity 9 Fouled o ut. none TrchmcaU _ none P lW ** CASC NO: 04 -CC-1449-20-U CORPORATION. dams #351 Uctieei Prtrowski ASSOCIATION. • household rather Lopes 2) 24 17 7.71 PlamM. EAGLES 17* R A M S 21 OAK HARBOUR SECTION stuff #227 Three-point field goals . Seabreeze 2 FOUR CONDOMINIUM household tame (Cranshaw 2k father Uipra 4 (IVrvslry 3. Orange wood C hristian (2-4) ASSOCIATION INC . a Florida M a jrw s k l 4. M cBath 12. H u n t 2. Meads 2. FRANK L TOTO S I al. MARK A PLAT MAN and Whittaker) Tram fuule _ Srabrvr/e 14. Iathrr nol M froM corporation. AUCTIONEER STORAOE Rabun 3 ToUla: 10 2-6 23 DsM ndam i DANNY F T i l , a l a l, DAWN PL AT MAN hueband U>pra 15. Fouled out . none Technical* _ PLAINTIFF PROTECTION AUCTION SER Warner C hristian (1*1) Datandam (a) and wife. UNKNOWN none . NOTICE OF TENANT(S) VICES. LICENSE # 593 D unn 3. C olum bia Ifc Bry a nt 2. M oreno 9. FORECLOSURE BALE NO TIC * OF Defendant* GREEN WAVE 79, BULLDOGS 17 Thomas II. Ilolccimb 12. Jackson 4. Totals: 27 Tha above nobce lo be pub- FONICLOSUNI SALS M oenl Dora Bible (9-1) 2-6 57 HOICE IS HEREBY GIVEN VIRGINIA ARTEAGA, and NOTICE O f SALE kshed once a weak lor two con­ UNKNOWN TENANT 1 and 2. secutive weeks Said sale to oe Cantrell 12. Ritdi 15. Bradley 14. IliU 7. Orangewood Christ 6 1 9 1.21 pdauam lo a F mat Judgrnam d NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DEFEND ANT(B) under and by virtue ol Vie Harley 9. Total*. 21 M 5 57. Warner Christian 16 16 14 11.17 Ferscauasa oatad ma 1 Tm day purauam io a Fatal Judgrnam Nokce « hereby grveo that pur- d FtUrsmbar 2005 and eoanl lo tfw Fmal Summary Statutes of the State of Florida, Father Lopea (9-0) Three-point field goals _ Orangewood ol Forsdoauia datad Novambar m such cases prowdad Pressley 29. lia n r y 7. Kussi 14. W hittakarr 2. Christian 1 (Rebon). Warner Christian I amarad m Caaa No 05 CA 22. 2006 and emeisd m Caaa Judgmam of Foradoaura and 1BSS F4K d ma O c u d Court NO TICK O f M># entered m tfue cau»e Pierhucki 14. Buchola 10 ToUls 25 19-23 7h (Dunn). Team fouls . Orangewood Christian 6. FORK CLOSURE SALK No 05-CA-167S-14W. d ms Pubksh December 4. 11. 2005 d ma Itm AxkoO Ocud m Cacu4 Coon d ma EIG H­ pending m Via O c u 4 Court to Mount Dora Bible 9 19 21 12.17 Warner Christian 10. Fouled out _ none. X029 and Id banunoia County TEENTH Judcal Cacua m and and lor t emmoM County. Father Lopes 2119 20 12.79 Technicals . none NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN O n funds amaram DEUTSCHE lor SEMINOLE Coum*. Fonda Flonda. bemg Number 05- BANK NATIONAL TRUST purauam lo a Final Summary CA-1364-14W. the under­ Judgment of Foradoaura datad anatom MORTGAGE ELEC­ COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE a TRONIC REGISTRATION signed Clark wtt set the prop­ ma Pious* and f r a n k l Ndyamtoar 16 2005 amarad at erty Muaied m 6emmoie dm Caaa No 04OC 1443 20 SYSTEMS. INC. AS NOMI­ TOTO. TIMACUAN COMMUNI NEE FOR HSBC BANK USA. County. Flonda desenbed at Briefs TV SERVICES ASSOCIATION U of tha County Court of January 2nd thru March 31st. Semmoie County. Florida, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION I t INC . LELIA L TOTO AdUA Plan ill and DANNY F T IL. al Thai parcel of land lying m The speedway is asking if any fans, driv­ LEUA LAOE TOTO JOHN •hereto OAK HARBOUR. Sacbon 9. Township 20 SouVv Continued from Page IB SECTION FOUR CONDO a l. ara Datandam*. I *d aa* Is d o e j a n e d o e a s Iba t»(F*al and baal taddsi lor Range 32 East. Samtnoia Florida Seals will honor members from the ers, or crew members have any pictures, UNKNOWN TENANTS IN MPflUM ASSOCIATION PfC County. Florida, described at « ma F W and VlROlNlA earn at Room 6201 al mo posters, programs, newspaper articles or any POSSESSION OF THE SUB Courmouia in SANFORD foftowt Beginning al iha Orlando Seals championship learn. Chris ARTEAGA and UNKNOWN Southeast comar of said memorabilia that relate lo tne history of New j ECT PROPERTY ara SC M IN O i E Couth*. Flonda. LiPuma, David Goverde, Ryan Anderson and I ad aal lo ma TENANT! and 2. ara tha Section 9. and the cemerfcne of Oafandantt. I M l aafl to Iha 11 00 AM o ckx* on mo 24m Zac Boyer will be honored as members of the Smyrna to please call Terry Roberts at 386­ «t and baai oddar lor day d January. 2006. ma M a 50 tool right of way of com m FV»m S201 « ma Nghaal and baal better for Osceola Road. North 00 Seals Hall of Fame and have their jerseys 547-6030 for details. caah m Room S201 of Iha towng dsscnbsd properly aa S orrm ou C a r r y Courmouaa aal lurm m teal Final degrees 00?T Wes* 1990 94 at SANFORD Flonda al II SO Sammoto County Courthouaa leal, thence run North 99 retired. The Seals will hold a special ceremo­ ELLINGSW ORTH ELECTED 301 N Park Avanua. Sanford Judgrnam. to *4 a m on m s 20m day d degrees 56' 06* West 2500 ny prior to ihe game and the players will be Central Florida Amateur Softball Dacsrroar 2005. ma Wioanng FL 32771. al 1100 am on Iha leal lo tie West right of way of 15tti day of Dacambar. 2005 LOT 71 LAKE ROGERS available for autographs and to talk about E81ATLS ACCORDING TO said Osceola Road, thence run Association, Inc. (CFASA) is pleased to t pod Fatal Judgmam lo tm North 99 degrees 56 06* West memories throughout the night. fy aa tat lorth at eato Fnal THE PIAT THEREOF AS announce that the 33 Southern Region dele­ H i COI IOC U IN PLAT BOOK 990 96 leal lo the Poml of Also tonight bring a teddy bear for the Summary Judgrnam. to-val Bvgm ng Vience run Souto 00 gates to the 2005 ASA National Council LOT >4. TIMACUAN UNIT IS. 43. PAGIS 3* THROUGH 40 PHASE 2. ACCORDING TO degrees 03' 64a West 66000 annual Teddy Bear Toss. After the Seals score UNIT 3. BUILDING 13. IN OAK H ia u s r v i. o f t i* p u b l ic meeting in Tucson, AZ elected former THE PLAT THEREOF. feel. Ihence run North 99 their first goal against the Knoxville Ice Bears HARBOUR SECTION FOUR Ml COHOS OF SEMINOLE Sanford resident Rocky Ellingsworth Jr. to RECOROEO ** PLAT BOOK COUNTY IIORIOA. *V a SBO degrees 66' 06* West 33000 throw all your teddy bears on the ice. The 51. PADS SB. OF THE PUBLIC A CONDOMINIUM ACCORO feel, thence run North 00 INO TO THE DECLARATION CAIAIUI COURT. OVIEDO. serve as its player representative for the next RECORDS OF SEMINOLE Ikm le 327*6 degrees 03 54* East 660 00 teddy bears will be collected and given (o COUNTY. FLORIOA OF CONDOMINIUM THERE leal. Vience run South 89 year. The Region Player Representative is a OF. AS RECORDED IN OFF! Toys For Tots to help less fortunate children OAHU ttua 23 day d degrees 59' 06* East 330 00 voting member of the national council and CIAL RECORDS BOOK 1666 test to Vie P ort of Begnnng during Ihe holidav season. accordance anm ma N uvenber 2U06 represents players and coaches by promoting A c t PAGE 1. PUBLIC RECORDS Tuesday's match will be "Two for O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. Mi Vial certain MARYANN* MORSE legislation to improve the game of softball. FLORIOA. ANO ANY AMEND Mobta Noma ID# 10L2I159 or Tuesday." m ga MENTS THERETO Aa Clark d tato Court Ellingsworth Jr., who was formerly with m m By Mary Bkoupa ICX21169 Tonignt's game can be heard on Talk Radio abould contact ma Court Aa Daputy Clark the City of Sanford Parks and Recreation d 301 N Park DATED (hit !6lh day of al pubfcc sale to Vie fegyiesl 1190IVAMT. Novambar. 2006 Department has extensive experience as a Avanua Sadord FL S277I. BUimaiad by tedder tor cash al 1100 AM To reserve your season tickets or find out T iM iilxi-i Number (407(6*6 on Via 5m day of January softball player, league supervisor, tourna­ MARYANNE MORSE Faber toaau PA more about partnerships with the Seals, call 4*27 r*X Ids' man J "orkmg VdJO SW 77rn A n n u a , burls 2006 to Room S201 al Vie ment director and ASA softball administra­ a t Clark of N Court SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT­ tire olfice at (407) 343-PUCK or go to days d your ratad d mm By Mary Stroup# TOO tor. For the past four years Rocky has served nodes M haanrtg or vorco M an. Flonda 31156 261* HOUSE. 301 N PARK www.floridaseals.com. Single game tickets Daputy Clark AVENUE SANFORD FLORI n ua » a d l «00 *464771 (3061662 4110 as the tournament director for the Florida DA for exciting Seals hockey start as low as $10 Hstsna Gubarrsi Maichoa Sunshine State Games and the Florida State Oalad mta 17m day d for an individual and $6 for groups. All Esqutfs Panama anm a d*ab*r* *bo 2006 naad a apsoal auuummudalKjn MAHYANNE MORSE Senior Games. Rocky, a polished umpire as Wean A Maichoa. PA CLERK OF THE COURT home games can be seen live al www.lives- Attorney* lor Plartdi to p a rk a p a lt m mn procaadmg well has officiated local, regional national, abould contact Court By Mery Slroupe portsnelwork.com / sphl. 646 E Coton* Dnve Deputy Clerk collegiate, professional and international O m T dto Cacu4 Court Orlando Florida 32903 Adnwnaeakon al M l N Park By Mary Wruups A varua Surto N 30 I. Banlord. games. Mic h e l e a b ie c k e r p a Dapdy Ctark Amancana Wan Disab*bee Act Florida 32771. anHin 2 *orkKig RACING HISTORY "We are limited about his selection. We days pnot to ma procssmng 224 E Marks Street Sorts #3 of 1990 Orlando FL 32903 It is nol often that a racetrack is recognized East OFhco d M arsha* C Admans*ttrvs Ordar No 97 3 Tatopbons (407)666-4227: I- look forward to a very productive year and If you era • person rth a da 600 V65 6 77I (TOO) or 1*00 by its local museum since racing does not increased communication with teams and 1(00 NW 4»TH STREET. •56 *770 (V) «U Ftonda Rotoy Pubkeh December 4.11. 20p6 X026 always seem that important to other people coaches. Rocky will work to significantly rV^RO AIEELTJXI. mxMaon m oroar is paroupai* like it does racers and fans but New Smyrna m *aa procaadmg you a rt ana- IN THE ORCUfT COURT increase player and team participation in latatfunf |9M I 493G366 •ad. al no so«Mo rou. Is ma Pubtah December 4.11. 2006 (964) 771*06* FOR local regional and national tournaments," provistQb d cam t atoauncs X024 S tMMOLE COUNTY. the New Smyrna Beach Museum of History. Pla aaa contact Comt stated Tony Galloway, Southern Region ruiMh 11.2006 A dnanauation a l 301 No>m PROBATE DIVISION New Smyrna Speedway has been invited Director and Commissioner of Central KUIO lo place an exhibit in the museum from Florida Amateur Softball Inc.

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