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scheduled to be widened. Mayor Bush pointed out that City
draws 125 While the Tuskawilla project is being Manager John Govoruhk is study-
handled by Seminole nole County and SR 434 is ingallot theoptionsandwillrepon
a Florida Department of Transportation en- to the commission when he returns
deavor,both roads are slated to be four-lane from his vacation,
entrants divided highways with unmountable curbs Plashing red rumors...
and five foot sidewalks. In both cases the
by Darrell Johnson Retiredjudge Joseph
non-binding
outer lanes of traffic are supposed to be two questioned the city's's non-binding
Unlikeanormal Winter Springs Com- fe etwiderthannormaltoacvommadatebtkes. referendum on ambulance service,
mission meeting, last Monday's scheduled Citizen Kathleen Riley brought up the which will be on the Nov.8 ballot.
agenda was very slim.That was made up for question of responsibility on the pan of the Talchascirculated about apossible
during the nubile comment period,however, rant to cover the expense of start-
with everything from bikes to ambulances ing a city-wide ambulance service,
being covered. The highlights: and the rumor mills have expanded
Draw me a picture... city, wondering if Winter Springs might the concept to include absolutely
Paul Partyka announced the latest fig- inherit 50%of the liability intheevent ofan_
free service,or free startup,or 5cr-
ures on the Winter Springs Art Festival, accident a rider. vice paidforenlirelybythecitizens
which will be held the weekend of Dec.3-4. John Nelson said that one organizes- of Winter Springs.
Highlights will include an estimated 125 tionistrying to get theroadwayreconfigured The fact is that a grant is
artists (there were only 91 last year)and a to include two eleven-foot-wide traffic lanes
concert jazz diva Jackie Jones on Sunday being through, but, even if it
by Y and a lane for cyclists.'I7tat comes Hugh,itwill not cover all
afternoon. - would replace the current plan consisting of
"The support and interest from the art a twelve foot center lane and a fourteen foot es,and n iffoeever.ctsheii,the pass-
community has been very good," Partyka outer lane.Many residents favor widening es, iulancity ans o futon will
reported.mean show weekend last year was the sdewalkandkeepingridersoffthestreets for ambulance pmce trabut the city will
diluted by four shows in the area, greatly . altogether be lower per use,but the city will
cutting the number of participants in each. still foot most of the bill.
g P Pa While the residents who spoke Mon- In business on the regular
This year the only competition will be in St. day night basically agreed that the plan was
Cloud,some40 miles southofWinter Springs. unsafe for riders in fast vehicular traffic. agenda...
-lhdirwtce Number 570 was
The Rotary Club declined to ask for continued on page 16 approved,raising the height limit
purchase award money from the city this on many buildings from 25 feet to ,
year,but did request help in the form of about
$575 worth of Public Works Department 35 fee[.
labor. -Commissioners approved a
plan to organize a study group made
up of licensed business people in.
Winter Springs to keep abreast of
Mayor John Bush said that the city
could not spend tax money on charitable changes in zoning and licensing
donations,which is what the re*lucst amount- procedures and m recommend any
edto.He did suggest that Partyka challenge changes in rates and standards.
the commissioners to personally raise the The state has recently authorized
funds,and within sixty seconds he had 5600 municipaliliesmtake more control
in pledges. - of occupational licensing within
Pedal pushers... their boundaries.
Severalcitizens rosetoofferLLoirviews
on the bicycle path situation along SR 434 J of 0 at 7
and Tuskawilla Road, both of which are
Artisans invited to rent
tables at Tuskawilla
Organizers of Tuskawilla Mid-
dle School's annual PTA Craft
Fair are renting tables to area resi-
dents and groups that want to dis- Scholastic books are
play their handcrafted items. at Winter Springs fair
The fair will be from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. Nov. 12 in the cafeteria, 1801
Tuskawilla Road,Oviedo. Winter Springs Elementary
Cost is $10 for small tables and School will sponsor the Scholastic
$15 for large tables. Book Fair through Thursday.
For more information, call Jan The fair will be open during
Stauffer at(407)671-9310 or Laura school hours and from 5 to 8 p.m.
Harmon at(407)695-8172. Tuesday. It will feature the
newest titles from more than 70
publishers.
Money for art festival For more information, call
(407)327-0700.
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won't come from taxes
WINTER SPRINGS—The
Winter Springs Art Festival wo,'t
be getting any money this year
from the taxpayers to finance
security costs.But the art festival
scheduled Dec.3 and 4 at Central
Winds Park is getting donations ® Winding Hollow
from city leaders. c-6 D.R.Horton Custom Homes says"PARDON
Former City Commissioner Paul
OUR DUST—UR ARE UNDER L CENTER".
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Partyka had asked the city for O.R.Horton Cuss uc Hoofs is r proud to an-
more than$500 to help pay for TOMce the In OF EXEC of Thar NEW WS-
security for the event sponsored TOM SERIES$1 0 sfeaturing tNE HOMES start-
security the stories. 3655 to 5 bed-
by the Rotary Club.19se¢4ty rooms,1 n 2 sror eie Call these exciting for w
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manager had said there we go
designs.
money in the budget for atedt, •
expenses.
Mayor John Bush encouraged
commissioners to make their own
contributions to the festival.So
Bush,David McLeod,John
Ferring,John Langetlotti and
attorney Frank IGuppenbacher
each chipped in$100.
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crowd disappoints
WINTER SPRINGS—More
than 10,000 people attended last
weekend's Winter Springs Arts
Festival,leaving organizers
scratching their heads as to why
more people did not show.
The attendance was a little
below 1993,spokesman Paul
Partyka said.
Despite the attendance,
everything else went well for the
two-day festival at Central Winds
Park,he said.The event raised at
least$8,000 for scholarships for
Winter Springs students.Also,
many of the more than 100 artists
pledged to come back.
Oil painter Jason Izumi of
Winter Park won$2,000 for best of
show at the juried event.
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What's on . . .
TODAY'S BEST BETS IN ENTERTAINMENT ' i , gam'
Art and more at Winter Park festival ,trC '�`` Y_
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The Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival continues 0
from 9 a.m.to 8 p.m.today and Sunday along Park _
Avenue and in Central Park in Winter Park. k
Besides the exhibits by the 260 artists,there are = r t,k � ' •ji, #
food concessions,art workshops for children and ` ® y'4 i, tt:
music,including today's lineup of the Carlo String k ,
Quartet at 10 a.m.,Harpist Bizarre at 11 a.m.,the " it x ; ' x
Bach Festival Children's Choir at noon,Brown's ° ' y,
Gymnastics dance theater at 12:30 p.m.,the Cocoanut " j .I'
Manor Orchestra at 1 p.m.,the Orlando Society WINTER PARK SIDEWALK ART FESTIVAL
Orchestra at 2 p.m.and Bichy Kicklighter at 9 p.m. Winter Spri gs artist Anna Chen'S painting is among
The festival is free;shuttle-bus rides to the site the works at the W nter Park art festival.
from the Winter Park Mall on U.S.Highway 17-92 are
$1 round trip.
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Winter Springs AARP to have craft show
By K. Robert May Winter Springs Additional state awards given to
OF THE SENTINEL srwrr the club included a first place for
programs, second place for leader-
iff s Office, will speak on residen- ship, and third place for member-
The Winter Springs chapter of tial security.Another speaker, 01- ship.
AARP, which received its charter ive White of SHINE, will talk • TOP READERS
this spring, will put on a craft about the volunteer organization's
show and sale Monday. It hopes to efforts to help seniors with incur- WINTER SPRINGS Elementary
make it an annual event. ance problems. School has announced its orange
Small cash prizes win be award- The AARP chapter has 65 "year: track Book It Top Readers for the
ed for first-and second-place win- round" members. Meetings take academes year.
Hers, and the public can partici- place on the third Monday of each They are Toni Pellerin, Stacy
pate. There is no fee for entering month. For more information Meadows and Ryan Fenton, kin-
the show, which will take place about the organization, call Bette dergarten; Tom Spaulding, Ste-
from 12:30 to 4 p.m. at the Winter Sumple, membership chairman, wen Graham, Jon Wilhelm and
Springs at(407)695-0285. Natalie Meeks and first grade; Ken-
at Seenior Center, 400 N. Ed- dra Meeks and Kendra Heyde,
• CLUB HONORED second grade; Kathleen DeSte-
Judges will be chapter board THE SEMORAN •Junior Wom- fano and Lori Jean Brazier, third
members Frances Ra-vl and June an's Club was recently honored grade; Elizabeth Smith and Kris-
Sunderland, with Ernest Battee, �' tina Mineo, fourth grade; and Ty-
president, casting deciding votes for 25 years of community service ler Fenton,fifth grade.
if necessary. Sunderland is the at the Florida Federation of Worn-
if
chairman, en's Clubs Hotel i convention at the Clar- Have some Winter Springs
ion Plaza Hotel in Orlando. news? Let K. Robert May know.
During the show, the chapter Paula Kki, club presi- Items should be mailed to 1210
will conduct its monthly meeting, dent, accepted ted a a plaque from Gail Swan St., Winter Springs 32708,or
beginning at 1:30 p.m. Richard O. Hill-Smith, Florida Junior Clubs faxed to (407) 830-2459. Or you
Kay, community service officer president and a member of the may call (407) 695-8829 weekday I
with the Seminole County Sher- Semoran group. mornings.
7: WINTER SPRINGS
Thefts/break-Ins Auto thefts/burglarles
• Belle Avenue. 1200 block,between 8 • George Street 500 dock,4:30 and 5
p.m.June 4 and 6:30 p.m.June 7.Some- p.m.June 8. Someone stole a car perked
one stole a boat propeller valued at$500 at a house
off a boat stored at a business.
• Lancers Doe, 100 block, between 4
• Belle Avenue. 1200 block,between 8 and 5 p.m.June 8.Someone stole a wallet
p.m. May 31 and 11 a.m. June 8. Some- with$180 cash in it from an unlocked car
one stole the overdrive valued at$3,000 off parked at a house.
of a boat stored at a business.
• Belle Avenue, 1200 block between Criminal mischief/vandalism
10:30 a.m. June 2 and 2 p.m. June 9. • Charles Street 209 block between
Someone stole several Items off of a boat Jan. 1 and June 8. Someone broke.curb
valued at$2,300 stored at a business. equipment belonging to the city and made
• Belle Avenue, 1200 block between 8 an Hiegel connection to their water service.
p.m. May 28 and 11:30 a.m. June 11. Battery
Sansone stole the turbo prop valued at Lori Anne Lane, 100 block, 10:05
•$450 off of a boat stored at a business.
• Club Drive. 500 block, between 2 p.m. June 10. A man was charged with a
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and 7:30 am. June 10. Someone stole a eatery after he grabbed and pushed a / S Q Co /�
golf cart valued at$1,000 from the yard of woman during an argument.
a residence. Stalking
■ Kim Court, 900 block, between 8
p.m. June 8 and 10:44 am. June 10. ■ Cello Circle, 2:30 p.m. June 10. A
Someone broke into a house.Nothing was woman reported that a man has been i0l-
Staken. lowing her and phoning her home against
• Route 34,500 block,between 5 p.m. her wishes.
June 9 and 8:15 a.m. June 10. Someone
broke into a clubhouse laundry mom and
damaged several pieces of equipment,
causing an estimated$105 in damages.
Winter Springs Little League conflicts;
BY Lame HusrnaaY told the commission.He went on to say that
Winter Springs Little League Coach Rob quite a large group of pares of teammates
Reedy addressed the City Commission Mon- from the two cities were also asked to leave.
day night regarding a problem that occurred Reedy said in his opinion the employees did
Sunday whenplayasfromWnter Springs and not conduct themselves in a proper manner,
Oviedo showed up to play ball at Central using a"bully tactic attitude."He cited three
Winds Park. reasons they should have been allowed to
Apparently there was a scheduling error play regardless of the scheduling mishap:A
and the teams were not on the recreation communication problem,an empty field,and
department's schedule to play that day. The a baseball team—ready to go.
field was not in use,but when Reedy wanted When Reedy and the others would not
to proceed with the game,he was told by three leave,the police were called
youth working pan-time for the City to leave fl police were nothing but accommo-
or risk being anested. dating,"Reedy said.
"I am asking that you diem*these em- City Manager Ron McLemoie said he bad
ployees and write a letter of apology,", Reedy spent time Monday looking into the matter
contribution to art festival top agenda
and while he understood Reedy's frustration, present and the confrontation world not have $8,000 last year. The annual total of funds
he happened."I apologise if the staff were dice- raised for 1995-96 was$16,000 said Winter
feels the City must have proper notice in spectful,"McLemore said to Reedy."All par- Springs Rotary President Gregory Hess. The
order to have the fields prepared for play. He ties involved should sit down together and entire amount raised is distributed badc to the
said written records indicated the field was solve the conflict,"he added.This seemed to community,Hess explained.He then gm the
not reserved for that day and that the City be agreeable to Reedy. commission a breakdown of how the money
must have rules by which to operate. "%W "Employees should use good judgment is spent,which includes scholarships to Wm-
have the best faclhlty in the area possibly in when dealing with citizens. A supervisor ter Springs students in public schools,tee-
the Slate.That is in part because of the sups- should have been called,"Mayor John Bush dons to Scouting organizations, summer
vision we provide,"McLcmore said said. camps, the Missing Children Center, Safe
Reedy said he was not there to discuss In other business: House,Oviedo High School Project Credos-
scheduling but the conduct of the employ- The commission voted to increase the lion,YMCA,Junior Achievement,and oth-
ea."You have done an exeefentjob of side- City's annual contribution to the Winter ers.
stepping my issue,"he said. McLemore wart Springs Art Festival from$1,500 to$2,500 to The commission has given McLemore
on to say that if the game had been sched- help pay Par television advertising.The event, permission to enter into an agreement with
uled, full-tine employees would have been sponsored by the Rotary Club, raised about the institute of Government at the University
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