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Fun, Tradition Keeps Fans Coming Back C M Y K www.newssun.com EWS UN NHighlands County’s Hometown-S Newspaper Since 1927 The Chosen One Explorer’s Trail Ready to go Argentine Jesuit is Bowman leads nature Lady Panthers ready Pope Francis walk today for Suncoast LIVING, B14 LIVING, B9 SPORTS, B1 Sunday, March 17, 2013 www.newssun.com Volume 94/Number 33 | 75 cents Forecast From tension and drama, to smiles and laughter By CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY [email protected] The Honorable Judge J. David Mostly sunny and SEBRING — Judge J. David Langford prepares to retire Langford leans back in his chair, so beautiful relaxed it is easy to picture him on a some pasture where they keep cattle. Married for 39 years, the High Low shady porch, enjoying the view from The judge plans to spend time Langfords have three grown children, the comfort of a rocking chair. working with his hands, and looks two daughters and a son. Both daugh- No wonder. forward to volunteering more at his ters have children of their own. 82 60 As of June 30, when he retires, church. “I’m proud of them,” Langford Complete Forecast Langford will be a free man, his days The reason he is retiring at 62 has said. “Megan was teacher of the year PAGE A14 presiding in court at an end. He has everything to do with his family. in Okeechobee, Mandy is an attorney plans for a full retirement, and they “My father retired at 65,” Langford in Vero Beach, and James (David Jr.) Online don’t include any rebuttals, prima- said. “He died just shy of his 70th is an engineer in Fort Myers.” The facie evidence or depositions. birthday. He only lived about four grandchildren are 8 years or younger. Instead, Langford and his wife years.” The judge wants more than One of the places the family will Anna -— who are both Florida four years of retirement, and he wants gather, Langford said, is the genera- natives and grew up in Frostproof — to spend the time with his wife and have 60 acres of orange grove and family. See PLENTY, page A8 Langford Question: Are you pleased with Tuesday’s city of Sebring election results? Fun, Yes tradition 24% keeps fans No coming 76% back Total votes: 25 By SAMANTHA GHOLAR [email protected] Next question: SEBRING – “Our year Are you excited about revolves around Sebring. We don’t have a normal calendar the selection of Jorge year. It’s from Race Week to Mario Bergoglio as Race Week. You know how the new leader of the some people look forward to Roman Catholics? New Year’s every year, well we look forward to this. Only Make your voice heard at instead of one night, it’s three nights of partying,” Donny www.newssun.com Clotz said Saturday morning just minutes before the start of the 61st annual Mobil 1 12 Obituaries News-Sun photo by ALLAN AYALA The DeltaWing makes its debut at the 12 Hours of Sebring on Saturday. Hours of Sebring. Raymond Hall One word that can be used Age 69, of Avon Park to describe the 12 Hours of Sebring is traditional. For Obituaries, Page A8 years, friends and family Index Great send off to the American Le Mans Series have gathered throughout the Sebring International Arts & Entertainment B11 By BARRY FOSTER Raceway to partake in Business B6 News-Sun correspondent debauchery, fun and fellow- Chalk Talk B11 SEBRING – The 61st ship. Classifieds A10 Mobil 1 12 Hours of Sebring Clotz, an Indian Rocks res- Community Briefs A2 Fueled by Fresh From ident, has been coming to Crossword Puzzle B13 Florida was greeted Saturday Sebring races since he was 16 by clear skies and cool tem- years old. Dear Abby B13 peratures. Not the “bikini “It was 1983,” Clotz said. Editorial & Opinion A4 weather” that has been the “My dad wouldn’t take me Health B10 hallmark of past years, but until I was 16. I watched him Horoscopes B13 certainly not cold enough to walk down the Midway with Lottery Numbers A2 put the slightest hitch in the a stuffed pheasant and a mask Movie Times B13 Boner Outfitters Model on. He was just waving at Search/Bikini Contest – now people and being weird ... Nature B9 an afternoon staple of the That’s when I learned way Pause & Consider B13 Sebring International back then, it’s all about being Sports On TV B2 Raceway’s Spring Brake weird and having fun. The Follow the Party Zone. wackier the better.” By the time the event had Each year, the time hon- News-Sun on arrived, the air had warmed ored event continues to draw and the field was packed with seasoned Race veterans, and faithful attendees. News-Sun photo by KATARA SIMMONS newbies, to the beloved The crowd, estimated at Team Mimosa toasts Saturday morning just minutes before the first lap of the 61st annual Raceway to carry out old tra- www.twitter.com/thenewssun more than 100,000, was bet- Mobil 1 12 Hours of Sebring. The long time race fans (from left) Susan Weiler, Gary Ott, ditions as well as try out a and ter than well-behaved. In Rodney Collins, Wilson Enfinger and Mike Thompson are best known for their Racing few new ones. Flamingos camp located just a few yards down from the famous Hairpin Turn. fact, as of Friday Highlands For first-time Race County Sheriff's officials had attendee Dallas Gunning, 17, reported only four arrests. alcohol and one count each of Only one accident was evening. He was airlifted to of St. Petersburg, the tradi- www.facebook.com/newssun There were none on giving false information to an recorded over the first three Tampa General Hospital. tion of going to the races on Wednesday or Thursday of officer and resisting an offi- days. A 58-year-old man However, there was no indi- the cusp of adulthood is Race Week with three cases cer without violence regis- reportedly fell from a golf cation as to his condition,. something his father and his of underage possession of tered on Friday. cart in the Paddock Thursday See RITE, page A6 0990994 01007 See FANS, page A7 Phone ... 385-6155 Fax ... 385-2453 Online: www.newssun.com HEARTLAND NATIONAL BANK***; 11.25"; 1.5"; Black plus three; process, front strip; 00028015 C M Y K Page A2 News-Sun ࡗ Sunday, March 17, 2013 www.newssun.com Council takes on Talent soars at the Heartland Idol full agenda Tuesday By CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY By SAMANTHA GHOLAR [email protected] plenty of opinion about how [email protected] SEBRING — Those who the project could be done if it SEBRING – Council mem- have passed up attending the is voted into play. bers will tackle a full agenda Heartland Idol until now Other agenda items Tuesday evening during the should rethink that decision include a new restaurant pro- second monthly meeting at Thursday. The new venue at posal for the city of Sebring, city hall. the Highlands Family property re-zoning and Several items placed on the YMCA improves the sound annexations and three public upcoming agenda are revisits quality tremendously, and hearings for land use/zoning. from previously tabled items, having an actual floor means Representatives from the including an update on last there is more room for com- Golden Corral franchise have meeting’s proposal to create fortable seating. been in contact with city staff a boat channel at Veteran’s Don Ewell and David to discuss a potential proper- Beach. Flowers have polished their ty purchase of city-owned Council members tabled master of ceremonies patter land along U.S. 27. A site the item due to lack of and keep the evening flow- plan has been drawn up and specifics regarding cost and ing. given to city officials for permitting procedures. The But what makes this consideration which reveal a proposed project would be year’s contest out of the possible lay out of the restau- known as “maintenance ordinary is the quality of the rant. dredging” and would re- singing. Following the discussion News-Sun photo by KATARA SIMMONS establish an already created There are individuals Adam Meredith of Sebring sings ‘16 Tons’ on Thursday evening during Heartland Idol. of the potential sale of the channel. (The channel was among the semi-finalists property, council members permited and constructed in who have the talent for pro- will consider furthering the 1982.) fessional careers. project by discussing adjust- The channel would benefit “Miraculous. So gifted. Next ments to the water system boaters and beach goers So talented. You have a outlay, engineering specifics greatly due to the consider- future,” judge Larry Moore competition is and other details. ably low levels of Lake told Mary Hazel Teope. Noethlich also has recom- 6 p.m. Jackson. “Don’t doubt,” judge mended an appraiser to a “In periods of low water, Vickie Watson told Erin look at the property to find Thursday at such as the one we are in Sena. “You can sing.” the actual property value now, there is an issue getting For the show Thursday the Highlands before a sale is completed. boats into the water,” City Watson says the contest will Sebring City Council Administrator Scott ride on song choice. “Pick a Family YMCA members will meet Tuesday Noethlich stated at the March song that matches your at city hall beginning at 6 5 meeting. voice. Pick a song that you p.m. 147; Mary Hazel Teope, Though no action was can own.” 140; Gary Johnson (who taken, council members had With only eight semi- built a small pier from finalists, Diana Walker, the which he sang “Sitting on heart behind the Heartland the Dock of the Bay”) Idol, made a “founder’s earned 137; and Erin Sena, decision” and changed the ‘Aaron Doty Law’ petition 115.
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