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CLERMONT INCUMBENTS’ BIG NIGHT Firefighters still in hotel ELECTION — for now LIVI STANFORD | Staff Writer RESULTS [email protected] LADY LAKE The new location for Lake Coun- ty Fire Rescue Station 90 is still up MAYOR Jim Richards...... 234 in the air. Henryka Presinzano...... 76 For the past five years, six fire- fighters serving on rotating shifts MOUNT DORA have been working out of the Value MAYOR Andrew Mullen...... 211 Place Hotel off of State Road 50 in Cathy Hoechst...... 1,298 Clermont. Randy Wiseman...... 713 Lake County Sheriff Gary Borders recently offered to allow the fire de- AT-LARGE COUNCIL SEAT ROXANNE BROWN / SOUTH LAKE PRESS Michael Tedder...... 1,214 partment to build a modular build- Jon Canas...... 991 Mascotte Mayor Tony Rosado’s son, Tony Rosado Jr., right, daughter Antoinette Rosado, center, and ing at the sheriff’s South Lake Sub- DISTRICT 1 COUNCIL SEAT Juan Lupian wave at voters on Nov. 5 at the Mascotte Civic Center. station on State Road 50, about a Ryan Donovan...... 194 quarter of a mile from the hotel, to Brian Payne...... 165 house the firefighters. The funds to DISTRICT 4 COUNCIL SEAT All but one retain seats after elections construct the building will come Dennis Wood...... 380 THERESA CAMPBELL, from fire impact fees. Carla Pepperman...... 246 ROXANNE BROWN and However, Lake County commis- CLERMONT LIVI STANFORD sioners unanimously agreed last [email protected] COUNCIL SEAT week to postpone any decision for Keith Mullins...... 687 lection day was a 90 days while they work with Cler- Frank Niemi...... 642 field day for incum- mont officials to determine future GROVELAND E bent Lake Coun- fire needs. COUNCIL SEAT ty candidates on Nov. The county is exploring a part- Jared Mincey...... 245 5, with all but one win- nership with the city, according to Evelyn Wilson...... 290 ning re-election by a County Manager David Heath. MASCOTTE good margin. Clermont City Manager Darren Gray said after last Tuesday’s meet- MAYOR The Montverde may- Tony Rosado...... 115 or’s race was a real ing that there are plans to put a fire Barbara Krull...... 61 squeaker, though, with station east of where station 90 is Feliciano Felix Ramirez...... 87 incumbent Troy A. Ben- located. MINNEOLA nett besting challenger Gray said the city and county are MAYOR Billy Bates by a vote of exploring a joint-use fire station Pat Kelley...... 349 214-211 (43.8 percent to that can serve both county and city David Yeager...... 143 43.2 percent). needs. Debbie Flinn...... 91 The only incumbent “You are not building two sepa- MONTVERDE to lose a race was Dis- rate buildings and saving the tax- MAYOR trict 4 Groveland City payers money,” he said. Troy Bennett...... 214 Council member Jar- Commissioner Sean Parks said Billy Bates...... 211 ed Mincey, who lost to he still believed it is important to Dale Heathman...... 63 former council mem- relocate the firefighters to the mod- AT-LARGE COUNCIL SEATS* ber Evelyn Wilson by a ular building. Glenn Burns...... 270 vote of 290 to 245 (45.9 “We have been talking about this Jim Pierce...... 282 for a long time,” he said. “It makes Christopher Hopkins...... 201 percent versus 54.2 THERESA CAMPBELL / DAILY COMMERCIAL Arthur Nix...... 309 Mount Dora’s new mayor Cathy Hoechst, left, shares a laugh with SEE HOTEL | A3 *Top three vote-getters win SEE VOTE | A5 Lindley Douville outside The Country Club of Mount Dora.
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The only one I know of My grandfather, who Jack Ramsey, a neigh- To be honest, I person- CLERMONT in recent years is my cous- passed away a couple of bor we had when we lived ally don’t have anyone in in who was in the Navy. years ago. He was a veter- in Massachusetts. He’s my close knit family who Sign-up for Toys for He served in Italy. I have a an. He lived in New York very sick now, but he is a is a veteran, but I do re- Tots set at VFW hall couple of uncles who have and I don’t know exact- veteran of the Korean War spect all veterans on Veter- The Clermont Marine Corps League served too, but they are all ly what he did or where and he liked to tell stories ans Day because they have No. 1120 in Clermont is hosting an still around. There’s no one he served because I hardly about the relationships served for us all. application event for the Toys for Tots in remembrance because ever saw him, but I know he had with the people ANTHONY WILLIAMS program. Those applications must be they’re all still around, but he served. he served with. I remem- CLERMONT made by a parent or legal guardian for I do believe this day is one HEATHER HILLIARD ber he was a police officer kids up to 12 years of age. that should mean a time GAINESVILLE for many years, but I also Applications will be accepted from to be with your family. remember he used to vol- 4 to 8 p.m. on Friday, from 1 to 4 p.m. ANTHONY CATINO unteer a lot when need- on Saturday and from 11 a.m. to GAINESVILLE ed around town. He visit- 2 p.m. on Sunday, at the VFW hall, 855 ed soldiers’ homes and he W. Desoto St., Clermont. always visited his friends Local clubs and organizations can in Korea. He’d talk a lot also participate in the Toys for Tots about the areas where program by hosting a toy collection he served between North box in their office or club. and South Korea, he talk- For information, call 352-243-7970, ed about how cold it was or send an email to whornbaker@dfl. and he told us about the rr.com. people. He was very civic and history minded. We CLERMONT liked his stories and he gave us a part of himself South Lake Chamber to host that we could relate the water summit on Nov. 19 day to, rather than seeing it as just another holiday The South Lake Chamber of on paper. Commerce, joining with the Lake MARLY CHEVRETTE County Commission and the city CLERMONT of Clermont, will host a water sum- mit to discuss local water resource is- sues affecting the southern region of TAVARES the county, at 5 p.m., Nov. 19, at the Clermont Community Center, 620 W. Montrose St., Clermont. Purpose of the event is to review Lake County teachers ratify contract history and trends of water levels, ex- amine the impacts and relationships Staff Report The salary increas- LCEA and chief negotiator of teachers,” she said. of water consumption on the county’s es would be implement- in a statement.“I have to Other contract pro- lakes and springs and discuss the pro- Lake County teach- ed for the first time in complement the school visions include incen- posed South Lake Water Initiative. ers have approved a new three years, according to board for understanding tive payments based on For information, call Ray San contract for 2013-14, the association. The new the hard work and dedi- student growth, protec- Fratello at 352-394-4191, or send which includes a salary contract recovers the cation of our teachers.” tion of planning time and an email to rays@southlakechamber- increase. “2008-09 step increase The teachers believed high school teachers’ po- fl.com. If the contract is passed by the Lake County School and added an additional it was a fair contract, said tential for teaching an Board, a new teacher’s step for 2012-13,” the as- Toni Beckett, a Career additional class, the asso- FERNDALE salary would begin at sociation reported. Tech Ed teacher at Lake ciation reported. Historic walking tour $37,150 and max out at “Over 91 percent of our Minneola High School, in In January, bargain- $56,550 with more than teachers approved this a statement. ing for next year’s con- scheduled for Friday 25 years of experience, ac- contract, which is the first “I thank the school tract will begin in order to Lake County Parks and Trails will cording to a press release raise teachers have re- board, legislature and be completed before the host an historic walking tour from from the Lake County Ed- ceived in three years” said bargaining team for their 2014-15 school budget is 9 to 11 a.m., Friday, at Ferndale ucation Association. Stuart Klatte, president of collaboration on behalf approved. Preserve. The tour conducted by Jeff Moates, MA, acting director of the Florida In both hands, Shipman baseball bat and that had been in a relation- Public Archaeology Network, will MURDER had a jacket, a Bible and the couple’s 3-year-old ship for years. When Del- feature discussions of some of FROM PAGE A1 a cross made out of Pal- daughter witnessed the aney became pregnant Florida’s earliest inhabitants as well metto leaves. attack. with their daughter, the as later inhabitants of the Lake hire a private attorney. He dropped the items, Afterward, the girl made couple moved in for a Apopka region. Officials said Shipman lay on the ground and put her way out of the house time with her parents. The walking tour will meet at the is being held under sui- his arms out. and around the block to But the family said preserve parking lot, 19220 County cide watch at the jail and Once handcuffed, her grandmother’s house theirs was a troubled re- Road 455 in Ferndale, and will take will be transferred to Lake Shipman complained of a quarter of a mile away. lationship marked by ar- approximately an hour-and-a-half. County authorities. He a medical condition, and Her grandmother, Kristi guments and physical al- Registration for this free program was arrested on Wednes- detectives called medical Delaney’s mother, rushed tercations. is encouraged by calling the Lake day afternoon by mem- personnel, who took him to the house and found According to court re- County Parks and Trails Division at bers of the Ocala Police to West Marion Commu- the body. cords, Delaney sought 352-253-4950, or by emailing park- nity Hospital. After be- According to docu- and received domes- Department’s Special De- [email protected]. ing treated there, he was ments released by the tic violence injunctions ployment Unit. taken to OPD for ques- Lake County Sheriff’s Of- against Shipman in Feb- They received a tip on CLERMONT tioning by Lake County fice Tuesday evening, a ruary 2012 and again in his whereabouts and sheriff’s detectives Dan- witness told investigators July of that year. went to the Fore Ranch Registration for annual ny Morales and Clay Wat- that Shipman called her State records show turkey trot event is ongoing area off Southwest State kins. After that, Shipman, about 1 p.m. Monday and Shipman has served time Road 200 in Ocala, where who has a criminal histo- asked to be picked up in in prison for various of- Registration to run or walk in the he was arrested with- ry, was transported to the Groveland. The woman, fenses, including grand second annual Toyota of Clermont out incident at about jail. who was not identified theft of a firearm and Turkey Trot is ongoing. The event is at 4:55 p.m. Delaney was found in the documents, said armed burglary. He was 8 a.m., Nov. 23, and begins at the Train When OPD detectives dead at her home on Shipman’s hand was ban- released Nov. 1, 2008. Depot, which sits alongside the South Dan C. Clark and Jeff Monday. Investigators daged and bleeding. Those same records indi- Lake Trail at West Avenue and Osceola Hurst arrested Shipman, would not say how she She took him to Oca- cate he is on drug offend- Street. he had a shirt wrapped was killed, but fami- la and dropped him off. er probation that ends Proceeds from the 5k run will ben- around his left hand, ac- ly members said she was Family members say Dec. 5, 2016 for posses- efit the South Lake County Historical cording to Clark’s report. beaten to death with a Shipman and Delaney sion of cocaine. Society/Clermont Historic Village, and Back to School is Cool-Lake County, which concentrates on em- powering homeless and under-privi- leged students with essential tools to succeed at school level. Participants will receive a free breakfast, and food will be available for spectators at a nominal price. To register, go to www.clermonttur- keytrot.com.
Missing your South Lake Press? Call us. To request home delivery or to report a missed paper, call 787-0600 or toll-free at 877-702-0600. More information about circulation on Page A4 Wednesday, November 13, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A3 The current building we occupy was never “We can go and spend Tuesday that hotel se- Tuesday, commission- HOTEL the money, but I don’t curity and safety are ers approved building a FROM PAGE A1 designed to be a fire station. It was never think it would keep the top priorities. new fire station on U.S. designated to house people and hold city from building one “Affordable, extend- Highway 42 in Altoona. sense. It is getting the apparatus. We are fortunate the school (a fire station) across ed-stay lodging that “The current build- firefighters back into a board allowed us to use it. We need a the street.” is clean and safe is a ing we occupy was decent environment. Even so, Lake’s Fire top priority for Value never designed to be a There is no need to better location and a newer station. Chief John Jolliff said Place,” he said, noting fire station,” said Lake purchase another site.” Lake County Assistant Fire Chief Jack Fillman he would prefer the sta- the hotel has security County Assistant Fire There have been van- tion be farther east, but cameras in the interi or Chief Jack Fillman of tained from the depart- times, because we are dalism and thefts of the top priority “is to of the building. “We co- the current station lo- ment. not located properly,” property, and fire of- get the firefighters out operate with local au- cated on State Road 19. ficials said they lack Commissioner Jim- he said. of the hotel.” thorities and proac- “It was never designat- the resources to secure my Conner questioned In response, Parks “We are one more day tively encourage law ed to house people and equipment at the hotel. the location for the fire said, “It is on State Road closer to getting them enforcement to drive hold apparatus. We are One first responder’s station at the sheriff 50. That is where most of out of the hotel,” he through the parking fortunate the school personal vehicle was substation. the calls are going to be. said. “It comes down to lots and have a pres- board allowed us to use burglarized. “You could make the It just makes sense to lo- which alternative can ence.” it. We need a better lo- The Lake County argument we are do- cate it there because of be done the fastest.” The relocation proj- cation and a newer sta- Sheriff’s Office has re- ing the residents a dis- its accessibility.” Kyle Rogg, president ect is expected to cost tion.” ceived 42 calls to the service by moving away Commissioner Wel- and chief executive of- $416,000, county docu- That station is ex- hotel since 2011, ac- from the call areas and ton Cadwell then ficer of Value Place Ho- ments show. pected to cost at least cording to a call list ob- increasing response weighed in, stating, tels, said in a statement In unrelated action $850,000.
CLERMONT Art League announces winners The South Lake Art League Mem- Acrylic by Roger Pierce bers Fall Art Show, sponsored by Cen- ■■Third place, “Fanciful” Ink and tennial Bank, is on exhibit through Watercolor by Beth Kreutz Nov. 24, at the Art Gallery, 776 W. ■■Honorable mention, “Storing up” Montrose St., downtown Clermont. Oil by Janice Senninger and “Arctic Ribbons were awarded at the art- Hare” Watercolor by Pat Percy ist’s reception held on Oct. 26. Win- ■■Centennial Bank choice, “Con- ners were: templating” Oil by Janice Sen- ■■Best of Show, “Green Eyed Cat” ninger pastel by Shirley Kivelowitz For information about the Art ■■First place, “Self Portrait” Collage League, call Kathleen Camara at by Peggy Ernest 352-241-6407, or send an email to ■■Second place, “Klingen Gate” [email protected].
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I People should do on the way to happening? am not aware the Republicans ncreasingly, the volume of discussions on their own work If the typical voter in the have “gay bashing” in their federal spending on food stamps is rising, I grew up on a 365-acre farm, next congressional election platform. and the debates are becoming more vocifer- I which bordered the Wisconsin votes to continue our give- Third: Abortionists. Many ous. River for 1 1/2 miles. away form of government, Democrats and Republicans Those who want to reduce spending cite the My dad, born in 1895, was we’ll once again have both do not like abortion. They be- alarming rise in use of food stamp. Those who from “strong English fami- legislative bodies controlled lieve it is killing a human life. want to maintain or increase spending point to ly stock” arriving here in the by Democrats. Two things will Fourth: Women. Women the rising need to help the less fortunate. 1700s. As part of the 200 till- then happen, Obama can stay have the right to vote. Citizen No matter where you align yourself on this able acres, we had a 5-acre in office for unlimited terms by birth or naturalized and issue, the fact is the aid program is undergoing plot of Dekalb hybrid corn (Franklin Roosevelt repeat), 18 years of age in the United reductions. Benefits were reduced by about 5 near the farm buildings, which and a stacked Supreme Court States. It has not been easy percent on Nov. 1 for all of the nearly 47.7 mil- was dad’s pride and joy to will sanction it. for women to acquire this lion Americans on the Supplemental Nutri- show visitors. CLINTON GEORGE FISH | Tavares privilege. President Woodrow tion Assistance Program. A family of four will I and my brother Gene had a Wilson (Democrat) want- receive $36 less each month, according to the “special job” to hoe this corn Political cartoon ed the suffragettes to be ad- U.S. Department of Agriculture. A household of as a follow-up to regular trac- disparages the GOP mitted to an insane asylum. eight will see benefits decline by $65 a month. tor cultivation. We split the Women have the ballot box to The cuts mean fewer federal funds will flow rows and while he spent much The political cartoon signed right their grievances. into local communities through the states. All of his time playing (throwing by “Roger,” 2013 Pittsburgh No. 5. Blacks. There is noth- together, $5 billion less in food stamp benefits clods of dirt, etc.), I laborious- Post Gazette that ran in the ing in the GOP platform will be paid over the next year. ly hoed until my half was done Daily Commercial, Sept. 29 about Republicans hating Politics aside, the reductions will perhaps and then headed for the river on the Voices page is offend- blacks. President Abraham produce unintended consequences by chang- with my fishing rod, but dad ing to Christian Catholics and Lincoln (Republican) pro- ing the dynamics on the local levels. Families made sure I didn’t get there. I the Republican Party. claimed the Emancipation who rely on fixed amounts to determine their was to help Gene hoe until his The cartoon featured two Proclamation in 1863 (freed half was also done. food budgets will have to find other sources. GOP elephants making a the slaves). Jim Crow laws How many readers have And that usually means going to food pantries. GOP Enemies List: 1; Obama. were passed and enforced had similar experiences early Lake County’s Public Transportation Division 2. Gays; 3. Abortionists; 4. in the southern parts of in life? Those who did, in all Women; 5. Blacks; 6. Latinos; the U.S. by Democrats. The sponsored its “Stuff the Bus” campaign last probability, grew to abhor the 7. The Poor. Civil Rights Act of 1964 be- week to boost pantry supplies. policies of labor unions and The GOP elephant was came the law because of the Residents were urged to donate nonperish- the tenants of the liberal/pro- reading a newspaper say- Republican vote. (Check vot- able food, baby and pet items while shopping at gressive politicians. ing: “Francis Seeks more ing records). specific Walmart and Publix stores. We constantly hear the Inclusion,” with the Pope’s No. 6. Latinos. Republicans Supplies collected will be given to Angels of Democratic Party (present picture. (and Democrats) only want Mercy, the Salvation Army and Lake Cares. day version) harping, via their The comment made by the the illegal immigration laws As the holidays approach, demand for food “Pravda media,” that we (con- GOP elephant reading the enforced. There are Latinos in climbs and family budgets tighten. This puts servative Republicans, tea paper, “Leave room for the the House and Senate. increasing stress on pantries to keep their party types) must “compro- Pope.” No. 7. The Poor. The poor shelves adequately stocked. This, in turn, mise” with them. I see what Cardinal Jorge Mario have never been on any ene- means pantry organizers will increasingly look they preach every time I read Bergoglio was elected Pope, mies list. to residents and groups to fill the widening gap. their views on this opinion March 14. He chose the name The GOP is in favor of cur- page. Angels of Mercy has experienced a signifi- of Francis. rent government programs The letter from William cant increase. The organization has served 500 St. Francis of Assisi, who that help the poor. They just Campbell, Nov. 1, encapsu- more people this year alone, said volunteer astounded and inspired the want to enforce the law to lates their political bible into Marti Albertson. The pantry serves 1,400 peo- church by taking the gospel keep from having the non- one paragraph. How could ple a month. (Greek for good news) literal- eligible using government anyone, with a sense of what This situation opens for us a door to show ly by actually following what benefits. is right for this country ever that we care, and that we’re willing to do I was surprised to see this compromise with such social- Jesus said and did. something about it. political cartoon in the Daily istic nonsense? We conserva- The political cartoonist Commercial. The reporting tives believe that we should “Roger” thought Pope Francis WHAT’S YOUR OPINION? has been fair and objective teach a person how to fish, in- should be included in the The SOUTH LAKE PRESS invites you to write letters to the presenting both sides of the editor expressing your original thoughts on topics of public inter- stead of giving him or her the GOP Enemies List. est. Letters should be no longer than 350 words. They must be First on the list: Obama. I political spectrum. original, signed with the full name of the writer, and include the fish we caught. writer’s address and telephone number for verification. We re- Look what has happened in was taught the United States JACQUELIN DUPUIS | Leesburg serve the right to edit for length to make room for more letters. Letters also will be edited for grammar, clarity, taste and libel. the last few short years with has several political parties. We accept no more than two letters per month from the same the number of people on food Not all Americans agree with writer. No open letters, form letters or copies of letters to third Second-hand smoke parties will be published. We do not publish unsigned letters. stamps, on disability, on un- him and that does not make Submissions are not returned. We retain the right to archive and them un-American. republish any material submitted for publication. employment pay, the number may kill nonsmoker You can submit your letters by: of manufacturing jobs driven I was informed today that my Email (preferred) to: [email protected] out of our country by govern- 55-year-old daughter was di- By regular mail to: ment taxation, regulation and CALLING ALL VETERANS Letters to the Editor agnosed with a rare mouth 732 W. Montrose St. unions, the number on gov- If you know of cancer. She has never smoked Clermont, FL 34711 ernment payrolls (unionized By fax to: a veteran living in a day in her life. 352-394-8001 and near impossible to ter- Lake, Sumter or The prognosis depends, minate), and now “free health EDITORIALS Marion counties along with treatment, on the care” along with the ever- Editorials are the consensus opinion of the editorial board, whose name should cooperation of those who not any individual. 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GAIL CAIN | Leesburg Wednesday, November 13, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A5 CLERMONT CLERMONT Students help raise $205K Players serve up LIVI STANFORD | Staff Writer The Man Who [email protected] Gathering his students Came to Dinner together, Michael Henry ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer asks them a question that [email protected] resonates with most of them: How many of them Denise Truscott, a longtime stage have a family member af- actress and director with the Moon- fected by heart disease? light Players’ Warehouse Theatre Many small hands are in Clermont, is a sucker for classic raised. movies. “I have had multiple That, she said, is part of the reason people in my family that she chose to stage “The Man Who have had heart disease,” Came To Dinner,” at the Moonlight said Henry, who has this month. taught physical education “I’m a classic movie fan, and I at Lost Lake Elementary wanted to direct a play around the School in Clermont since Christmas season this year. I watch 1995. “It touches all of us. this show every Christmas, so I It is the No.1 and 3 causes thought, ‘Why not this one,’” Trus- of death in the United PHOTO COURTESY OF AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION cott said. States.” The Man Who Came to Dinner , a Henry then gets his stu- Students at Lost Lake Elementary School take part in the Jump Rope for Heart program to raise money for the American Heart Association. comedy by George S. Kaufman and dents rallied for a good Moss Hart, was written in 1939. In cause: to raise money for sociation. and less about him. his effort because he is 1942, it was released as a movie. The the American Heart Asso- Students ask par- “I am getting teaching kids how to help screenplay is by Julius and Philip G. ciation, whose mission is ents, family and too much credit,” others and it is making an Epstein. friends to sponsor he said. “It is the impact on our communi- “building healthier lives SEE DINNER | A6 free from cardiovascular them with a flat do- community and ty,” she said. disease and stroke.” nation for the pro- kids that do more Henry’s passion comes Since 1999, Henry has gram, which takes of this. It is all kids. from his vision to promote led a student effort to place in the spring We have less than exercise and awareness of bring awareness to heart at the school. HENRY couple thousand cardiovascular disease. disease by raising more Recently, Lake dollars donated by “We stress the impor- than $205,000 for the County School Board businesses.” tance of exercise each and American Heart Associa- members honored Henry He cited one fifth-grade every day,” he said. “It is a tion’s Jump Rope for Heart for the program and Lost student who raised $3,000 proven fact that the kids program. Lake Elementary School alone for Jump Rope for that are active in school The educational fund- hosted a “Coach Henry Heart. usually do well in school.” raising program “engag- Day” during which stu- Rhonda Hunt, principal Henry added that the es elementary and mid- dents dressed up in the at Lost Lake, said Henry is fundraiser is more than dle school students with coach’s trademark outfit: “an exemplary model for simply encouraging phys- jumping rope or playing plaid shorts and collarless how hard teachers work ical fitness. basketball while empow- T-shirts. Students then and help children.” “It is a way to get the SUBMITTED PHOTO ering them to improve presented him with a ban- Aurelia Cole, chief of kids involved in the com- Dan Martin as Sheridan Whitehead, Jessa their own health and help ner signed by everyone. administration for Lake munity,” he said. “It is im- Dodds as Lorraine Sheldon and Tonya Den- Henry, a modest and County public schools, also other kids with heart- portant for kids to know mark as Maggie Cutler take the stage during health issues,” according soft-spoken man, said the praised Henry’s efforts. they have to give back to The Man Who Came to Dinner. to the American Heart As- effort is student-driven “We are very proud of something else.”
portant initiative. “We to be a whole differ- coming our way that fiancee, who has stood biter. I can’t thank the VOTE are working hard to ent ballgame sitting in will be very impactful by me for through all residents of Montverde FROM PAGE A1 encourage econom- the chair; I’m sure it’s for the city.” the ups and downs who voted for me ic development,” he going to be a learning Wood received 60.7 since I’ve been in of- enough for their con- percent). said. “We have plant- curve for me.” percent of the vote in fice.” tinued confidence.” Out of 45,606 regis- ed the seeds for future Hoeschst cam- the district 4 race ver- Rosado said that in A third challenger in tered voters in 29 pre- growth. We have the paigned outside the sus 39.3 percent won the upcoming term, he that race, Dale Heath- cincts, 5,748 voters — utility covered on the Country Club of Mount by Carla R. Pepper- will continue to work man, received 12.9 per- or about 12.5 percent County Road 466 cor- Dora on Tuesday, the man. with the rest of council, cent of the vote. — went to the polls. ridor and Route 25. It largest voting precinct “My No. 1 priority City Manager Jim Glea- Bennett said he has According to the Su- is just a matter of peo- in the city, and she re- is to increase the eco- son and the citizens of learned a lot from this pervisor of Elections ple coming in and tak- flected with supporters nomic development Mascotte to move Mas- election about how to Office, all races were ing advantage of the on what would be her of Mount Dora,” Wood cotte forward. handle conflict and decided Tuesday night zoning we have done No. 1 goal. said. “And I want to “We will continue to field citizens’ ques- and there will be no and the investments “I want to get the us fiscally responsible run the city as we have tions. for the voters and the runoffs. we have made in infra- planning process start- for the last two years,” “As mayor for anoth- constituents here in Other incumbents structure.” ed for the impact of the he said. “We will con- er term, I will do things who won were Mas- Wekiva Parkway that is Mount Dora.” tinue to be financially a little differently when In Mount Dora, polit- In Clermont, Mull- cotte Mayor Tony Ro- ical newcomer Hoechst going to come around, responsible and come it comes to commu- sado, Minneola May- because that is going ins captured 51.6 per- up with an econom- nicating with the citi- is the new mayor, win- cent of the Seat 4 votes, or Pat Kelley, Lady Lake ning with 58.4 per- to be a multi-year pro- ic development plan to zens,” he said. “I want beating out newcomer people to love me, love Mayor Jim Richards, cent of vote. She will be cess,” she said of the take advantage of our Frank Niemi, who re- Montverde and the Clermont city council joined on the council 15-mile road and trail resources, especially ceived 48.3 percent. town staff and be hap- member Keith Mullins, by incumbents Tedder, that will provide a re- the new sewer system Montverde town coun- gional connection be- In Mascotte, Rosa- (currently in progress py with what we are Donovan and Wood. do won 43.7 percent of cil members Glenn tween Lake, Seminole through a partnership doing. “This feels wonder- the vote versus 33 per- Burns and Jim Pierce, and Orange counties. with Groveland), so we “I will make sure and ful and it’s exciting. We cent won by Feliciano and Mount Dora city In Mount Dora’s oth- can bring new busi- build their confidence can move forward and Felix Ramirez and 23.1 about calling me when council members Ryan start getting focused er city council races: nesses to Mascotte.” Tedder won 55 percent percent won by Bar- they have any issues Donovan, Michael Ted- on what we are go- In Minneola, Kel- der and Dennis Wood. of the vote for the city bara Krull, a long-time or questions no matter ing to spend our time ley won his third term Mount Dora May- council at-large seat councilwoman and the with 59.8 percent of the what, even if it means planning and look- or Robert Thielhelm versus 44.9 percent for city’s current mayor vote, defeating chal- holding webinars, ing at doing,” said Sr. was not seeking re- Jon Canas. pro-tem. Ramirez is a lengers Debbie Flinn, a open forums, whatever election and Cathy Hoechst, a 30-year Donovan received 54 former mayor who Ro- former councilwoman, it takes.” Hoechst won the job Mount Dora resident percent for city coun- sado also beat in the who received 15.6 per- The winners of the by capturing 58.4 per- who worked 35 years in cil district 1 over Brian last election. cent, and David Yeager, three at large coun- cent of the vote. She the healthcare field be- Payne’s 45.9 percent. “I want to thank the a former councilman cil seats in Montverde beat challengers Randy fore spending 10 years “I’m so thankful to citizens of Mascotte for and mayor, who gar- were Nix with 29.1 per- Wiseman, who won 32 as president of the the voters,” Donovan believing in me and my nered 24.53 percent. cent of the vote, Pierce percent, and Andrew Mount Dora Chamber said. “And I’m so excit- opponents for keeping In Montverde, Ben- with 26.5 percent and Mullen, who won 9.5 of Commerce. ed about our new may- me on my toes,” Ro- nett was elated with his Burns with 25.4 per- percent. “This will be a new or. I think she is go- sado said. “The main close win over Bates. cent. The only other In Lady Lake, Rich- arena for me,” said ing to do a fantastic thing is that I couldn’t “I am a small smid- candidate in that race, ards won a landslide Hoechst, who has sat job. I’m excited to work have done this without geon away from cry- Christopher Hopkins, victory, receiving 75.4 in council meetings with her, and we’ve got the support of my fam- ing. I am elated,” he captured a losing 18.9 percent of the Ward 5 for 10 years. “It’s going so many big projects ily and especially, my said. “That was a nail percent. commission vote com- pared to 24.5 percent for his opponent, Hen- ryka Presinzano, for- mer board member from 2001-07. As he begins his fourth term, Richards said he wants the town to continue to be fis- cally prudent. “I just want to con- tinue to watch the ex- penses, even though we have one of the lowest tax rates,” he said. Further, he said economic develop- ment remains an im- A6 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, November 13, 2013
author Alexander Wooll- get everyone together ‘STUFF THE BUS’ FOOD DRIVE HELD IN LAKE COUNTY DINNER cott, who at one time at first was challenging. FROM PAGE A5 played the lead role on Everyone is so talent- Broadway himself. ed, though, and began The story centers Three other leading working very well to- around dinner guest characters in the play gether quickly and it’s Sheridan Whiteside, a also are based on real- been very good,” Trus- major radio star of the life personalities of the cott said. time, who is visiting a time, including a char- She is pleased with prominent Ohio family. acter named Banjo, a the audience reactions While there, White- spin-off of Harpo Marx. so far. side ends up taking over Truscott said al- “It’s a good sign when his hosts’ home after though the play refer- people come up and tell breaking his hip in a fall. ences many things of you they really enjoyed As he recovers, Whi- the past, it is very funny themselves,” Truscott teside turns the house and relevant. said. upside down with his “The play is based in The play opened on controlling behaviors, the 1930s and 1940s so it Nov. 1 and runs through eccentric guests and a makes references to the Nov. 24. variety of critters rang- past that people may Performances are at PHOTOS BY LINDA CHARLTON / ing from penguins to not know about, but it’s 8 p.m. on Friday and SPECIAL TO THE DAILY COMMERCIAL octopi. a classic comedy and Saturday evenings, with ABOVE: Brandon Bradford loads “Sheridan Whiteside still funny today,” she 2 p.m. matinees every food onto the bus in Clermont kind of takes over their said. “The situations in Sunday. Ticket prices during Saturday’s “Stuff the Bus” (family’s) house and it are still pertinent and are $15 for adults and food drive. The annual event is their lives and comedy something that people $12 for students. sponsored by the employees of ensues,” Truscott said. can laugh at.” The Moonlight Play- the Lake County Community Ser- “He gets some pret- The cast is comprised ers’ Warehouse Theater vices Department. There were do- ty strange presents and of 24 actors and actress- is located in the heart nation points in Clermont, Lees- lots of visitors. A lot of es, all of whom Truscott of Historic Downtown burg and Eustis, each with its them are Hollywood said are very talented. Clermont at 732B West own Lake County Connection bus stars, and in Ohio there The leads are Dan Montrose St. to stuff. Collected food is then in this play, people are Martin, who plays Sher- For reservations, call ushered to food banks located just not used to that.” idan Whiteside, and 352-319-1116. For in- in the communities where each The Broadway hit was Tonya Denmark, who formation about the cache of food was collected. inspired by Kaufman plays Maggie Cutler. Moonlight Players, go RIGHT: Erin Pendergast makes a and Hart’s real-life mu- “This play has a very to www.moonlightplay- donation. tual friend, critic and large cast, so trying to ers.com.
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Pastor: Gordon (Bird) Sanders Saturday Vigil Masses Friday at 7:30 pm (1/2 Mile East of Wal-Mart) Lil’ Life Groups (Nursery - 5th grade) 6:30-7:30pm Sunday School: 9:15 am English: 4 pm and Spanish: 7 pm Services are held at the synagogue located at: Jon Bekemeyer, Senior Pastor The Way (Middle School) - 6:30-7:30pm Sunday Morning Worship: 10:30 am Sunday Masses: 303A North US Highway 27, Minneola 407-877-4048 Catalyst (High School) - 7:30-8:30pm Evening Worship & 8 am, 10 am, 12 noon (Contemporary Mass) Religious School, Men’s Club & Women’s Club www.communitychurchclermont.org Real Parenting - 6:30-7:30pm Discipleship Study: 6:00 pm 5 pm (Contemporary Mass) Message line: 352-243-5353 www.getreallife.com TeamKid: Sunday 6:30 pm Reconciliation on Saturday: Email: [email protected] 1501 Steve’s Rd Wednesday: 7:00 pm 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm (Eng.) LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH Web: congregationsinai-clermont.org 352-394-3553 Prayer Service, Youth Activities, 6:15 pm - 6:45 pm (Sp.) Sundays Mission Kids for Children Corner of Hwy 50 & 12th St. (Rt 561) Bible Fellowship Groups 9:30 am TEMPLE OF THE LIVING GOD www.blessedsacramentcc.com SOUTH LAKE PRESBYTERIAN Worship Service 10:40 am 415 Old Hwy 50 • 394-4596 CHURCH Sunday School 9:30 am Family Prayer Service 6:00 pm A Place of Love, Life & Growth Sunday Worship & Children’s Church 11:00 am CROSSROADS FAMILY FELLOWSHIP Wednesdays 131 Chestnut St., Clermont Groveland Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 pm Christian Non-Denominational Bible Study 7:00 pm 352-394-2753 Wed Worship & Youth Service 7:00 pm Where our priority is God, Families & Community East Ave - 1 block south of SR 50 Groups for adults, teens, and children Rev. Loyce Rowland 15701 S.R. 50, #106 ABUNDANT BLESSINGS ~Nursery provided for all services~ Worship Times: Clermont, FL 34711 Sunday MESSIANIC CONGREGATION Chris Johnson, Senior Pastor At Greater Hills and Hwy 50 9 AM (Contemporary); 11 AM (Traditional) 756 W. 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CLERMONT Lake County’s last Blockbuster store to close Staff report County is at 240 Citrus Tow- it would discontinue its Netflix’s rise to power also Blockbuster brand and its er Blvd. in Clermont and will DVD-by-mail service intro- created more competition vast video library. Media re- The curtain is coming close sometime in January. duced to compete with Net- in the form of Redbox, Am- ports say Dish plans to focus down on the last remaining Blockbuster filed for bank- flix. azon streaming, Hulu Plus on its Blockbuster@Home Blockbuster Video store in ruptcy protection in 2010 At its peak in 2004, when and countless other services business, a streaming ser- Lake County. after struggling with new it was owned by Viacom, with which Blockbuster sim- vice available to Dish pay-TV Blockbuster Video’s parent Blockbuster had up to competitors like Redbox ply wasn’t able to compete. customers for an extra fee. company, Dish Network, an- and Netflix. Dish Network, 60,000 employees and more Dish Network, which pri- nounced this week it would which acquired the com- than 9,000 stores nation- marily offers satellite pay- The Sarasota Herald-Tribune, a mem- close its remaining 300 U.S. pany out of bankruptcy in wide. But, according to the TV service, plans to re- ber of the Halifax Media Group, con- stores. The last store in Lake April 2011, also announced website screencrush.com, tain licensing rights to the tributed material to this report.
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U.S. Rep. Daniel Webster gets in the spirit of the evening at the pre-concert reception, held next to the concert venue at Stormy Hill Harley-Davidson.
PHOTOS BY LINDA CHARLTON / SOUTH LAKE PRESS The brass section stands for the closing of Sousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever at the Veterans Day themed concert at the Clermont opening of the current Florida Lakes Symphony season on Friday. The event was held at Family Christian Center auditorium in Cler- mont.
Ann Dupee hands out programs in the lobby.
Mike Lawson with puppies Cypress (light) and Jeanne. The puppies attended the concert as part of their guide dog training. A10 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, November 13, 2013
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No matter what time Locally filmed movie gets 10pm 24 of the day it is, Time to sell that 7 you can place bookcase! your classified worldwide distribution merchandise ad online, pay for it and Staff report in Tavares, First Unit- Burghoff, and the late Pam picked her price, just wait for the ed Methodist of Mount Mount Dora actor, Jeff uploaded a photo and phone to ring! The locally filmed Dora, the First Bap- Wise. faith-themed movie “A paid for her ad. tist Churches in Uma- “We are so thrilled Letter for Joe” has been Fast, convenient and tilla and Eustis and to be back with BMG.” picked up for world- Miller said. on your schedule! wide distribution by the Round Lake Christian in Mount Dora. The movie pre- Bridgestone Multi-Me- miered for local audi- BMG, which also dis- It’s just that simple! dia Group, the movie’s ences in mid-October tributed Miller’s first producer announced to a huge crowd at the in a press release. feature, “Daniel’s Lot”, Mount Dora Commu- “BMG is the largest plans a worldwide re- nity Building. distributor of Christian lease of “A Letter for Local audiences will content in the world,” Joe” in early spring next have a few more chanc- said Producer De Mill- year. es to see the movie for er, whose Mount Dora The movie stars for- free before it is sent off www.dailycommercial.com company, Lazarus mer Mount Dora High to the distributor, Mill- Filmworks, produced School standout, Evan er said. the movie, with help Schwalb as Joe Rob- *Employment advertisements are excluded. A screening is sched- Please call 352-314-FAST to speak with a customer service rep. from five area church- erts and features Gena uled for 5 p.m. Sunday, Lake: 352-314-3278 or Sumter: 352-748-1955 es including Adven- Burghoff, daugh- Dec. 8, at the First Bap- ture Christian Church ter of MASH star Gary tist Church of Umatilla. Wednesday, November 13, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS A11
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PROVIDED PHOTO PROVIDED PHOTO As part of “National Fire Prevention Week” Oct. 6-12, the Pre-K, Cypress Ridge Elementary School Terrific Kids are Abby Henne, Michael Adams, Anasofia Severino, Andria Waite, Brooke -Bu third and fourth grades at Montverde Academy were visited by chanan, Lawson Heard, Cooper Bishman, Macy Gregory, Emma Theisen, Gavin Sorrells, Luke Hunter, Carolyn Garigliano, Aidan Gary Schindele, “Fireman Gary,” of the Clermont Fire Depart- LaRosa, Nadia LaRosa, Sophie Ressler, Mason Schoenthaler, Rowan Clark, Addison Huff, Brayden Sword, Dylan Nanku, Isaiah ment, on Oct. 23. Schindele spoke on the importance of calling Khan, Brady Montrowl, Carter Gaughan, Matthew Jungreis, Skylar Pasnisin, Shane Siers, Zane Parker, Romy Sloan, Daisy Fernan- 911 whenever there is a fire, discussed key components of fire dez, Joshua Gifford, Megan Smith, Peyton Grabowski, Jack Hanebrink, Ashley Spencer, Pierson Stalnaker and Emily Caldwell. safety and gave the students “more homework.”
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IN MEMORY DEATH NOTICES of Eustis, died Satur- Dean James Locke, Hazel Gibson Stonek- day, November 2, 2013. 70, of Umatilla, died ing, 84, of Eustis, died on J. Bartley Harden/Pauli Funeral Monday, November 4, Saturday, November 9, Clinton J. Bartley, Home. 2013. Beyers Funeral 2013. Beyers Funeral Home. 95, of Leesburg, died Emery Hertelendy Home, Umatilla. Thursday, November 7, Orlando Merti Robert Edward Taylor 2013. Page-Theus Fu- Emery Hertelendy, nerals & Cremations. 85, of Mount Dora, died Orlando Merti, 85, Robert Edward Tay- Monday, November 4, of The Villages, died lor, 94, of Leesburg, Gloria M. Calkins 2013. Hamlin & Hilbish Wednesday, October died Thursday, Novem- Gloria M. Calkins, Funeral Directors. 6, 2103. banks/Page- ber 7, 2013. Beyers Fu- 91, of Wildwood, died Theus Funerals and neral and Crematory. Monday, October 4, Frederick Roland Howard Cremations. Jonathan Jon Weinkauf 2013. Banks/Page- Frederick Roland Jennie B. Pomeroy Theus Funerals and Howard, 86, of Lady Jonathan Jon Jennie B. Pomeroy, Cremations. Lake, died on Novem- Weinkauf, 49, of Uma- 96, of Altoona, died ber 5, 2013. National tilla, died Thursday, Mildred G. Fort Wednesday, November Cremation Society. November 7, 2013. Bey- Mildred G. Fort, 84, of 6, 2013. Hamlin & Hil- ers Funeral Home. Lake Panasoffkee, died Nancy B. King bish Funeral Directors. Thursday, November Nancy B. King, 69, of Betty Lou Quinlan 7, 2013. Banks/Page- Leesburg, died on No- Betty Lou Quinlan, Theus Funerals and vember 6, 2013. Na- 85, of Astor, died No- Cremations. tional Cremation Soci- vember 4, 2013. Beyers ety. It’ Almost Carey A. Harden Funeral Home. Carey A. Harden, 79, Glenn Little III George R. Ryan, Jr. of Montverde, died Glenn Little III, 68, of George R. Ryan, Jr., Monday, November 4, Lady Lake, died Tues- 70, of Leesburg, died 2013. Harden/Pauli Fu- day, November 5, 2013. Thursday, October 31, That Time! neral Home. Hamlin & Hilbish Fu- 2013. Beyers Funeral Charles L. Harvey neral Directors. Home and Crematory. Charles L. Harvey, 96, Dean James Locke Hazel Gibson Stoneking Kettlebell Volunteers Needed Individuals or Groups Please Call 365-0079 ext: 25 Ask for Barbara A14 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, November 13, 2013 Proudly serving B1 YOUR CONTACT FOR LOCAL NEWS SOUTH LAKE PRESS STAFF WRITER...... ROXANNE BROWN CLERMONT, MINNEOLA, GROVELAND, MASCOTTE and MONTVERDE Wednesday, November 13, 2013 TELEPHONE...... 394–2183 FAX...... 394-8001 E-MAIL..... [email protected] COMMUNITY www.southlakepress.com GROVELAND Meet Your NEIGHBOR CWC opens second location JOSEPH THERESA CAMPBELL | Staff Writer [email protected] STEED he Christian Worship Center has expanded Twith a second location in South Lake, and the Rev. John Christian is pleased with the community sup- port for the Groveland church at 155 Ivey Avenue. “Our first service on Sun- day was magnificent,” Christian said, pleased by the crowd. “I was ecstatic.” Christian will be preach- ing at the church at 9 a.m., Sunday, for the church’s second service, while his wife will be preaching at the same time at the Chris- tian Worship Center in ■■ HOMETOWN: Youngstown, Leesburg. SUBMITTED PHOTO Ohio “She’s been doing it for Members of Christian Worship Center in Groveland sing praise to the Lord. ■■ OCCUPATION: RN, college in- eight years, and then I will structor, archery and firearms in- come back at 11:30 a.m. and gual,” he said, where plans “The Lord opened the cotte areas. structor, and owner of Joseph preach at the main church are in the works to add a door so that we were able Christian said the 9 a.m. Steed’s Archery and Booty Bust- in Leesburg,” said the pastor, Spanish ministry and Span- to purchase it,” he said. service will be “high ener- ers Outdoor Fitness in Montverde. who also serves as a Lees- ish-speaking service to the The ministry will be fo- gy with good preaching and ■■ FAMILY: Catalina, wife of 28 burg city commissioner. church soon. cused on community out- great music.” years. Daughter, Jessica, 25. Christian plans to make The Christian Wor- reach and family involve- “We are really looking for- Melo and Mari our bulldogs. the trips back and forth be- ship Center of South Lake ment. ward to an interactive min- What do you enjoy most about tween the two Christian has been meeting for four “We are really looking istry with the people of South Lake County? Worship Center sites. months evaluating com- to provide family-orient- South Lake. We believe that I like the small-town flavor and go- “We are so excited about munity needs and praying ed services, so we are con- we have something great ing places and seeing people I the opportunities to min- for direction. scious of time, hope and to offer, and welcome peo- know just about every trip. ister in South Lake, and we “We believe God has giv- mind, body soul,” he said, ple who are looking for a 1. If you had to summarize your can’t wait to see what God en us a successful model noting one of the core com- church that is designed for philosophy of life in one sen- will do for this region,” he and approach to ministry ponents of the church is ac- them, and it’s a cutting- tence, what would it be? said. and our reach will be broad cepting people as they are edge church,” he said. We Be bold. Be brave. Be a leader. He has been pleased with and Spirit led. Although we and allowing the Lord to need help, we need workers, Oh. Sorry. That is three sentenc- the response so far. have a plan on paper, Go make them become better. and we want to make sure es. “We’ve had four or five d’s plan is far better and we Christian said he and that the church meets the 2. Name a person or incident Hispanic families who will follow his guidance,” others did some “street needs of the community.” you’ve come across recent- have reached out to us out, Christian said. ministry,” where they For information, go to ly that’s touched you in some so we are looking at be- The pastor said he was walked, knocked on doors, www.christianworshipcen- way. Why did this person or ing a more multi-cultural looking at the location for and met a lot of people in ters.org, or call 352-365- incident impress you so much? church that will be bi-lin- two years. the Groveland and Mas- 1709. SEE NEIGHBOR | B2
FROM THE FILES | 42 YEARS AGO — 1971 Reliving history through pages of the South Lake Press CLERMONT BREAKS GROUND NEWS OF NOTE Memorial United Methodist cana fresh orange juice, four ON SEWER SYSTEM A new business in Clermont Church. Maid of Honor was quarts $1; Sunkist lemons, City officials were pres- is “Betty’s Vitality Foods,” at Miss Mary Ann Micheloni, a dozen bag 59 cents; W-D ent Monday morning, May 3, 637 8th St., owned and oper- sister of the bride, of Grove- brand pure ground beef, five when construction of Cler- ated by Betty Meadows. land; bride’s matron, Mrs. Jeff pounds for $2.89. mont’s sanitary sewer system The Purple Martins resid- Sanders, Groveland; brides- First Federal Savings and began at the corner of West ing in the lofty multi-room maid Miss Sharon Sankus, Loan Association, Clermont, Avenue and Seminole Street. birdhouse on the front lawn Clearwater Beach; best man, was paying 5 percent annu- Pictured at the ground break- of City Controller John Flem- Dale Adams, Clermont; ush- al interest on conventional ing were Mayor Don Smith, ing’s Lake Shore Drive home er-groomsmen, Ronald Mura- passbook savings. council members Jay Vander present fantastic air shows as ro, Lakeland; Robert Robert- GIRL SCOUTS HOLD Meer, Mrs. Johnnie Watson, they dart about snatching in- son, Tampa; Rudy Geraci and ANNUAL RODEO Ray Cochran and Charles Jeff Sanders, both of Grove- sects. Nearly 500 people attend- Beals and City Manager Bob Four-year-old Susan Thom- land. ed the Groveland Girl Scout Hopkins. as completes her two-week Winn Dixie advertisement: Ann Dupee Mounted Unit’s 8th annual REMEMBER WHEN Mayor Smith and City At- appearance on WDBO-TV Fresh Boston Butt pork roast, rodeo. Special awards went to A weekly column that reprints torney Richard Langley were Channel 6 program, “Romp- 49 cents per pound; half-gal- in New York City Tuesday of er Room.” lon Clorox Bleach, 28 cents; Grady Parrish, consultant, ad- some of the more interest- visor, trucker and friend, and ing news stories that have ap- last week for the closing of Patricia Micheloni mar- Swanson chicken, turkey or peared over the years in the $1,700,000 in Revenue Bonds ried Milton “Butch” Godwin meat loaf dinners, two 11 the title of Grand Marshal; pages of the South Lake Press. with Chase Manhattan Bank. Jr. Sunday, April 18 in Edge ounce containers, $1; Tropi- SEE HISTORY | B2 B2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, November 13, 2013 Going cheap and tasteful for the holidays t seems almost im- full of holiday trim- and many will be us. The annual task of and garland are other possible that Christ- mings and baking placed in the freezer finding the one light ways you can decorate Imas no less than sales this week and until closer to Christ- that is causing all oth- on the cheap this year. 7 weeks away. Re- they will continue un- mas. Freezer cooking ers not to work can be Check out our Pin- tail stores are decked til the week of Christ- for the holidays is an- daunting. This week terest page for more out in holiday cheer mas. Decide now what other great way to cut you can trade in your Holiday décor and and many have leaked sweets and treats you down the expense and old lights at Home De- craft ideas on a dime their Black Friday ads. will bake this year. 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fourth, Jeanne Watts; party. Attending were ers are: CBS, Richard HISTORY fifth, Dale Drawdy; Julie Hogue, Linda Cox, Bell; Elks, Razz Bowen NEIGHBOR FROM PAGE B1 sixth, Gail Parrish. Po- Miriam Hartle, Lisa and Gene Lucas; Publix, FROM PAGE B1 tato Race, first heat Lane, Tina Nichols, Lisa Clarence Bishop and to “Silver,” faithful old Candy Carter and Shir- Padgett, Joan Sabin, Gerald Shepard; Grove- Daniel Tammet, author of Born On A Blue Day. This mare on whose broad ley Kemp; second heat, Debbie Steckman, Pam land Merchants, Shaw man was born a high-functioning autistic. He was back many of the girls Winnie Lucas and Cin- Cox, Cindy Sommer, Buck; American Legion, not expected to achieve much in his life; however, dy Posey. Pole Bend- he persevered, worked hard, overcame obstacles to have learned to ride Terry Henderson, De- J.D. Rhoden. become a best-selling author, speaker and success- and is now with her ing: first, Jeanne Watts; nise Cox, Linda Weav- All four Clermont ful businessman. He turned disadvantage into third Girl Scout own- second, Becky Kuhar- er, Ann Nix, Margaret Highlanders golfers advantage. ske; third, Candy Cart- er, Jo Wynn Sabin, the Peacock, Sanna Sellers, placed in the top five 3. How does what you do contribute to the welfare citation: “And a friend er; fourth, Jerry Beard; Merry Caldwell, Bar- places to their sec- of the area? to every other Girl fifth, Edith Johnson; bara Deeds and Lynn ond straight Mid-Lakes tied for sixth, Nora Og- I educate people about their health, wellness and fit- Scout ...” and as Rodeo Fillingim; Senior Aide Conference Golf cham- ness. I also teach them how to care for those in the Queen, a feed scoop of den and Vici Winn. Di- Margaret Weaver and pionship by 31 strokes greatest need — the sick and elderly. aper Race: first, Dale roses to Julie Ogden, mothers, Mesdames over runner-up Grove- Drawdy; second, San- 4. Name one of your greatest accomplishments so Girl Scout senior. John Cox, Marianne land Greenbacks at far. dy Vickers; third, Pam Event results: Flag Davis, Shelby Sellars Pine Meadows Country Race: first, Jerry Beard; McQuaig; fourth, Ran- Working with my wife to raise an accomplished, car- and Cecil Padgett. Mrs. Club. ing daughter. second, Grady Par- dall Padgett; fifth, Ter- William Seitz, leader; Robert Hutchingson 5. What’s something you’ve always wanted to do rish; third, Julie Ogden; ry Drew; sixth, Jeanne Mrs. Ed Revis, assistant fourth, Candy Cart- Watts. Baton Relay: led with the meet low of but haven’t yet? leader; Cadettes Mary 76. Other team mem- I have wanted to be more involved in the communi- er; fifth, Joey Tootle. Ju- first, Candy Carter and Beth Byrd and Mary Sandy Vickers; second, bers and scores are ty. I have wanted to help guide the development of nior Barrels: first, Shir- Harris; and parents, Mr. ley Kemp; second, Terry Shirley Kemp and Ter- John Modica, 78; Dan- South Lake County to the kind of community people and Mrs. Marvin Chris- take pride in. I would like to see Clermont become Drew; third, Pam Mc- ry Drew; third, Julie Og- ny Douglass, 78; Jackie tiansen, Mrs. C. A. Byrd “The Beverly Hills of Lake County”, as my daughter Quaig; fourth, Jo Wynn den and Nora Ogden. Gaines, 79. Jr. and Mrs. Adolph Di- calls it. Recently, I joined The South Lake Chamber Sabin; fifth, Edith John- Terry Drew won the The Greenbacks of Commerce and feel that I am now achieving the Camillo accompanied son, sixth; Jane Alexan- Bareback Dollar Race, scored 342. Jeff Bo- goal of working with others to influence many as- der. Senior Barrels: first, a new event for this Ro- Brownie Troop No. 215 swell led with a 78. Oth- pects of life in Clermont and South Lake County. to Camp Wildwood. Grady Parrish; second, deo. er team members and 6. What advice would you give to people who want tie between Kay Camp- Mrs. Audrey Sommer BASEBALL AND GOLF scores are: Greg Kurfiss, to help out in the community? bell and Sandy Vickers; hosted Girl Scout Troop South Lake Babe Ruth 84; Rick Kurfiss, 90; Da- Be a giver not a taker and watch your life, your fam- third, Derwood Hyatt; No. 9 at a swimming baseball team manag- vid Carter, 90. ily and your community prosper.
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Fax: (352) 429-8230 Division of Johnson Food Services, Inc. B4 SOUTH LAKE PRESS YOUR CONTACT FOR SPORTS Wednesday, November 13, 2013 and SPORTS EDITOR...... FRANK JOLLEY TELEPHONE...... 365-82683 FAX...... 394-8001 LEISURE E-MAIL...... [email protected] www.southlakepress.com SPORTS Former MVA standout Kasey Hill Frank Jolley ready to shine at point for Gators SPORTS EDITOR KEVIN BROCKWAY Halifax Media Group THS makes Kasey Hill arrived on Flor- ida’s campus this summer with plenty of accolades. right choice A McDonald’s All-Amer- ican at Montverde Acade- to self-report my, Hill has been compared to former Kentucky point he most memorable guards John Wall and Rajon season in many, many Rondo because of his quick- T years for the Tavares ness and athletic ability. High School football pro- Not many 6-foot-1 point gram has turned sour. guards are capable of play- And when it did on ing above the rim. But Hill is Wednesday, a number of a high-wire act whose leap- so-called supporters start- ing ability belies his slight ed searching for a scapegoat frame. and a pink slip to hand out. More than anything, Hill By now, everyone like- said his goal as a freshman ly knows the Bulldogs beat is to fit in with his team- Mount Dora in come-from- mates. behind fashion last week “I’m an unselfish, humble to earn a berth in the Flori- dude,” Hill said. “I’m car- da High School Athletic As- ing. I think all three of those sociation Class 5A playoffs things are things my team- as the District 11 runners- mates can feed off of. That up. The Bulldogs were set to was the main thing I wanted face perennial Merritt Island to do. I try to act as normal in a regional quarterfinal as possible. I don’t think I’m matchup on Friday in the team’s first postseason game better than anyone else.” MATT STAMEY / HALIFAX MEDIA GROUP Hill will need to contrib- since 2004. ute right away as a fresh- Former Montverde Academy point guard Kasey Hill is expected to see significant playing time this season for the It was party time in “T- man point guard for the Ga- University of Florida. town” and everyone was tors with UF starter Scottie worked really hard. He’s Mike Rosario. But Hill has played with Hill at Mont- bleeding Bulldog red. Wilbekin suspended to start worked hard off the court matured enough through verde Academy during the Then the dream turned to the season for violation of with those guys. The guys his high school career to 2011-12 season. “I’ve tried a nightmare. team rules. So far, Florida on our team really, real- know the balance between to take him under my wing School officials discovered coach Billy Donovan has ly like him. That’s the best creating his own shot and a little bit and show him the on Nov. 6 that the team had been pleased with how well thing. When you’re a point keeping his teammates in- ropes because I know he’s used a player who was older Hill is picking things up in guard and you can have a volved. going to be thrown right than the maximum age al- practice. support group around you On a star-laden team at into the fire. He needs to be lowed by the FHSAA — 19 But Donovan has been as a freshman of guys that Montverde Academy, as a ready.” years, 9 months. As a result, even more impressed with want to see you succeed high school senior, Hill av- administrators contacted Hill’s humility and how he and do well, that helps.” eraged 13.5 points and six Kevin Brockway is the men’s bas- the FHSAA and self-report- has endeared himself to his The Gators will need Hill assists per game. ketball writer at The Gaines- ed the violation and forfeit- teammates. to score at times to make up “I’ve already seen guys ville Sun. Contact him at 352- ed three games. 374-5054 or email at brockwk@ “He’s earned their trust,” for the offensive punch lost rallying around him,” said gvillesun.com. The Gainesville Two of those games — Donovan said. “I think he’s by departed seniors Kenny Florida sophomore guard Sun and Daily Commercial are against Ocala Lake Weir and earned their respect, he’s Boynton, Erik Murphy and Michael Frazier II, who owned by Halifax Media Group. Orlando Bishop Moore — were losses in the score- book, but the third — last week’s game against Mount Dora — proved to be the Clark finishes fourth at state championship proverbial dagger. By taking down that vic- FRANK JOLLEY | Staff Writer 10.07 seconds. Melbourne Holy Montverde Academy had tory, the Bulldogs dropped [email protected] Clark’s run was the Trinity won the two runners competing as into a tie with the Hurri- top finish for all team title with 44 individuals — Ryder Vali- Lake and Sumter coun- cane’s for the second-best area runners over points, followed quette (55th place, 17:02.74) ties were represented at Sat- record in Class 5A-District the course which by Gainesville Oak and Conner Bergin (78th, urday’s Florida High School 11. Since Monday was the Athletic Association Cross wound through Hall with 72 points. 17:18.48). date for district tiebreak- Country Championships at the and the woods McKinney also The Villages fielded a team ers and the FHSAA had fi- Apalachee Regional Park in near the state cap- posted the best in the race and were led by nalized it’s playoff brackets, Tallahassee. itol. finish by any area girls Kyle Fox, who finished 62nd the spot originally held by For a while, in the Class 1A Windermere Prep’s Fran- runner, finishing 11th.with a time of 17:09.44. The Tavares in the bracket was boys race, it appeared that co Martins won the race in She stopped the clock in next-best Buffalo was Ed- vacated and Merritt Island Mount Dora Bible might 15:44.23 and hit the inter- 18:54.92. Melbourne Holy ward Sanchez in 92nd place was awarded a quarterfinal- have to make room for a mediate checkpoint trailing Trinity’s Julie Wollrath won with a time of 17:31.12. round bye. state championship trophy. Clark by .12 seconds. Clark with a time of 18:14.88. Winter Park Trinity Prep That’s when the fire and Bulldogs senior Troy Clark was the only area runner in In the girls Class 2A event, won the team in Class 2A pitchforks came out. hit the first checkpoint in the boys Class 1A race. Montverde Academy’s Ciara with 31 points, followed by On the football program’s the 5-kilometer run ahead In the girls Class 1A race, Hopkins ran as an individu- Jacksonville Bishop Kenny Facebook page, the situa- of all other competitors, but Christina McKinney led al and finished in 40th place with 96 points. tion was addressed and sup- tailed off in the stretch to Mount Dora Bible to a 13th with a time of 20:29.02. The Villages finished 21st porters were informed the finish fourth in 16 minutes, place finish with 162 points. In the boys Class 2A race, with 160 points. SEE TAVARES | B7 Michael Frazier looking to build on solid rookie season at Florida KEVIN BROCKWAY My team is going to need me boost when Donovan select- Halifax Media Group ed him to Team USA’s 19-under to have an increased role this World Championship team over Michael Frazier II emerged as year. I knew that going into the summer. Team USA won the a pleasant surprise for the Uni- the summer. I’ve been really golf medal, but Frazier struggled versity of Florida last season as a trying to expand my game. finding his shooting stroke ear- freshman, shooting 46.8 percent ly before heating up late. from 3-point range while provid- Michael Frazier II As a shooting specialist off ing scoring punch off the bench. with the departures of Erik Mur- the bench, Frazier finished Frazier’s poise was apparent in phy, Kenny Boynton and Mike the tournament just 29.4 the NCAA Tournament, where Rosario. With senior guard Scot- percent from 3-point range he made back-to-back 3-point- tie Wilbekin facing a suspension from the international dis- ers in the first half that helped to start the season, Frazier is ex- tance. the Gators rally to a 62-50 win in pected to crack the starting line- Donovan said Frazier’s the Sweet 16 against Florida Gulf up when the season opens Friday teammates on Team USA Coast University. against North Florida. encouraged him to keep This season, Frazier, a former “My team is going to need me SEE FRAZIER | B6 Montverde Academy standout, to have an increased role this has prepared for an expanded year,” Frazier said. “I knew that Florida Gators guard Michael Frazier II role. Florida coach Billy Don- going into the summer. I’ve been celebrates making a three point shot ovan is counting on Frazier to really trying to expand my game.” against the Ole Miss Rebels. make shots and provide offense Frazier received a confidence MATT STAMEY / HALIFAX MEDIA GROUP Wednesday, November 13, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS B5 MDB falls in SSAC semifinal shootout; FA-Leesburg advances to title game
MARK FISHER Johnson was 8 for 15 Special to the Daily Commercial passing with one in- terception and two The Mount Dora Bi- touchdowns with Jor- ble Bulldogs (7-3, 5-2) dan McPherson from lost a shootout with the 16 yards. Orlando Christian Prep Johnson also rushed Warriors (8-2, 6-1) 68- for a score. Lamar 55 Friday in the Sun- Smith was a huge lift shine State Athletic for Mount Dora, rush- Conference semifinals. ing for 166 yards on The Bulldogs trailed nine carries and scor- 28-13 at the half and ing three two-point were down 41-13 be- conversions to help fore mounting a furi- fuel the comeback ous comeback in which hopes of the Bulldogs. they traded blow for Both Smith and An- blow with the War- toine Dorsett ripped off riors. The Warriors long kick returns, both rushing offense was for 85 yards for touch- overwhelming as they downs at key moments amassed 437 yards on in the contest. 40 carries with Alex Marinas rushing for FA-LEESBURG TO 179 yards on 15 carries PLAY FOR SSAC for 5 touchdowns and CHAMPIONSHIP a 65 yard kickoff return Byron Masoline for a score. scored three touch- Chrishon Frazier downs and rushed for added 162 on 18 rush- 237 yards to lead First es with three touch- Academy of Leesburg downs. to a 32-37 win Friday The Bulldogs relied against Seffner Chris- on Tevin Symonette, tian in the SSAC semifi- who managed to gain nals in Seffner. 52 yards on 13 carries, The Eagles (8-2) will punching the ball in play Orlando Christian for critical touchdowns Prep at 6 p.m. Satur- twice and snagging a day in the SSAC Cham- 60 yard pass from Dan- pionship Game at First PAUL RYAN / SOUTH LAKE PRESS iel Johnson for a third. Academy of Orlando. Tevin Symonette is brought down by Orlando Christian Prep for a loss. B6 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, November 13, 2013 GROVELAND South Lake’s Buck Solomon verbally commits to FAMU FRANK JOLLEY | Staff Writer He had also been considering East- [email protected] ern Kentucky and Jacksonville Uni- versity. Buck Solomon, who has helped Said Scott Armatti, South Lake’s re- South Lake to a 6-3 record this sea- cruiting coordinator for the football son, verbally committed Nov. 7 to at- team, “Buck has been a hard work- tend Florida A&M University in Tal- ing, selfless player for us, always lahassee. thinking about the team before him- Solomon has 38 catches for 938 self. He played quarterback out of yards this season for the Eagles and necessity last year, so his talent as a has also spent time as quarterback receiver was not showcased. We’re and on the defensive side of the ball. proud of him and excited for him.”
went out there and shot the cover off FRAZIER the ball and was non-stop, 50 per- FROM PAGE B4 cent 3-point shooter. That was any- thing from the truth. He had to work shooting despite his early strug- through some adversity. gles. Frazier, meanwhile, contrib- “I think he handled it in a way that uted with intensity on defense and really helped him grow.” rebounding until he found his lost stroke. Kevin Brockway is the men’s basketball writ- er at The Gainesville Sun. Contact him at 352- “He learned a lot about himself be- 374-5054 or email at brockwk@gvillesun. cause he went through some adver- com. The Gainesville Sun and Daily Commer- sity,” Donovan said. “It wasn’t like he cial are owned by Halifax Media Group. Wednesday, November 13, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS B7
People started of- over to the school and TAVARES fering opinions about offer to do the job. FROM PAGE B4 who should lose their I guess that sound jobs over the “debacle.” of crickets chirping violation was uninten- Debacle? means that no one will tional and the school It was an accident. take the challenge. turned itself in rath- According to Web- Why? er than get caught at a ster’s New World Dic- Not enough time to later date and be pe- tionary, a debacle is “a help? nalized by the FHSAA total, often ludicrous, There’s enough time for knowingly violating collapse or failure.” for people to complain the organization’s by- What was ludicrous? and opine about some- laws. Where was the col- one’s employment sta- That should’ve been lapse? tus, but not enough the end of it. Granted the failure, I time to offer assis- In fact, the school guess, was from some- tance. and its athletic depart- one not catching the So typical. ment should’ve been age of the player in Tavares should cel- commended for do- question before it be- ebrate at tonight’s sea- ing the right thing. By came an FHSAA vio- son-finale against Del- giving up what was lation. Still, that alone tona Pine Ridge. Fans just the second playoff doesn’t make it a de- should pack the house berth for the football bacle. and honor a senior program in 29 years, Again, it was an ac- class that helped to re- they sent a message cident. store the Bulldogs to to the entire state that An unintentional, football relevance. playing by the rules is painful accident. Stay long after the the only way to go. Understandably, the game is over and soak Once again, sports original Facebook post in the aura of a suc- helps to teach lessons concerning the inci- cessful season. in life. dent was taken down Cheer louder than Shortly after the ex- once the venom began you ever have before. planation was posted, flowing. Make today’s game a a variety of replies were It was obvious this playoff game. made. Many were from was another situation A mistake was made supporters thanking where a group of sup- and Tavares showed the team for the ex- porters had all the an- a great deal of honor citement it generated swers, like those “par- and dignity by report- in the community and ent-coaches” who sit ing themselves, even commending them for in the stands every Fri- though school officials their efforts. day and offer mostly knew what the conse- It appeared that unwelcome insight to quences would be. Facebook was going anyone within earshot. In reality, they should to help the school, the From their perch, sit- be commended, not team and the com- ting behind a laptop at castigated, for the les- munity come together the kitchen table, it’s sons they taught us all. at a time when many easy to call for some- were at an absolute low one’s job. Frank Jolley is a columnist for the Daily Commercial. He point. Rather than whining can be reached at 352-365- But then the lunatic and offering opinion 8268 or write to him at frank. fringe came out. from afar, take a drive [email protected].
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SECRETARY F/T NURSERY WORKER MATTRESS & BOX SPRING King, clean. PALM ORGANIZER Sony, w/keyboard & COLT Agent .38 revolver, 6 shot. Excel MAINTENANCE/GROUNDS PERSON accessories. $20 352-324-2559 cond. $425 Call SOLD! Construction background preferred. Fifty five plus community is looking for FOR CHURCH P/T $100. SOLD Fax resume: 352-728-1746 a full time year round person that is On Sunday mornings, some Wed. physically able to do some heavy evenings & as needed. Background MATTRESS & BOX SPRING Queen Pil- PRINTER Brother MFC495CW. Extra COLT M-4, model 6920 (AR-15). Never grounds work. Knowledge of plumb- check required. Must be mature & lowtop. $130. 352-787-3249 ink. $50. 224-356-6857 fired, in box. $1250. 321-0482 430 Retail ing, irrigation systems and/or STP love children. plant operations an asset. Apply in person M-F 9am - 2pm SPEAKERS (4) Boston, acoustics. 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Call 352-357-2218 PRIDE Mobility Infinate Position Lift MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Hotels/Clubs BUSH HOG 6’, not rusty, needs work. Chair, Excellent Condition. Battery Emergency Power, $325. F/T, exp. with knowledge of EMR for WICKER ROCKER w/metal legs & cush- $250. 352-242-1038 Phone 352-385-2612 Primary Care Practice in The Villages, BIRD CAGES. Asking $35. The Villages. ion, very nice $100 352-409-6691 with opportunity for advancement. ALL RESTAURANT POSITIONS/ Call 352-753-1834 Fax resume to: 407-217-2687 PIZZA MAKER EXP’D./ DRIVERS 630 Garage Sales WHEELCHAIR heavy duty. $100 obo. 352-669-2400 605 Appliances 352-748-7847 OPTICAL TECH / DISPENSER CLERMONT 1900 Kings Ridge Blvd. Exp. Lab Tech need for busy optha- BARTENDER & SERVER’S - FT 11/16/13 9AM-1PM. Annual Harvest WHEELCHAIR red motorized Jazzy, 2 molic practice in The Villages. Dis- MUST be exp’d. Evenings & Wknds. Appliances With Warranties Market: Food Trucks, DJ, Face Paint- covers, car lift, small metal ramp pensing experience a plus. Apply in person 3-5pm $75 & up! Used Beds all sizes! ing, Arts, Crafts, Household items. $1,500. 352-326-2557 Apply in person: 600 3Buy 3Sell 3Trade 3Fast delivery Open to the Public. FREE ADMISSION VIC’S EMBERS SUPPER CLUB Beacon Advanced Eye Care 7940 US Hwy. 441 Leesburg, FL Merchandise Call Buzzy’s 352-315-9886 WHEELCHAIR, Portable. Like new. $50. 1128 Bichara Blvd. www.buzzysbeds.com CLERMONT 352-217-4809 Lady Lake, FL 32159 Mart Fri. & Sat. 8am - 4pm Palisades DELIVERY DRIVERS & PREP Subd. 10544 Spring Lake Dr. HUGE Must have own transportation. CHEST FREEZER 5’. Works good. SALE. Variety of items. RECEPTIONIST, FULL TIME Apply in person at: Taki’s #2 in Eustis $100. 352-669-6742 650 Computers Needed for busy dermatology office. 1600 S. Bay St., Eustis Previous experience highly preferred. CLERMONT, & Equip References required. Will need travel 601 Antiques DISCOUNT Sat. 8am - 1pm. 13750 Via Roma to Villages Office 2-3 times per/mo. DISHWASHER & COOK - EXP’D. APPLIANCE Circle. Something for everyone! PRINTER HP office jet 4315, all in one. Please fax resume to EUSTIS. Call 352-357-1887 DOLL HOUSE wooden, w/39 accesso- Repair-Sales-Service Most Repairs Good cond. $50 Call 352-272-9770 Lake Dermatology 352-365-0932 ries. Very nice. $100. 602-1055 $60 Plus Parts 635 Garden 652 Articles DISHWASHER/ 602 Arts/Crafts 450 Trades COOK, SERVER BIRD HOUSE Purple Martin. 20 com- For Sale EUSTIS partment. Free. 352-324-3254 Call 352-357-1887 RUG HOOKING EQUIPMENT Traditional, BED SPREAD Queen, beautiful. Good CLASS “A” OTR DRIVERS $100. 352-748-3580 backing. $65. 352-536-1744 No NYC. Benefits & Bonus. Exp’d and WASHER, DRYER, BLOWER & VACUUM Weed Eater $20. new CDL Grads welcome. 470 General REFRIGERATOR 352-748-7694 Call Windy Hill at 800-864-3404 603 Collectibles “Don’t Toss It BORDEN’S ICE CREAM SIGN, neon light Fix It For Less” CONCRETE FOUNTAIN, no pump. Good 1950’s. $70. 352-343-3436 CURTALE CUTRUS JUICE USA INC. SCHOOL BUS AUGUSTA XII Color Print 25 x 30, ‘92. Buying Clean cond. $100 Call 352-735-1570 NOW HIRING FOR THESE DRIVERS NEEDED Framed/signed. $65. 330-4484 Washers & Dryers CANISTER SET, 4 pcs. w/cookie jar, SEASONAL POSITIONS Days, Evenings & Weekends DUMP TRAILER Craftsman, steel, box is Ducks. $35. 352-753-8361 Training provided. 30”Wx48”L x12”D. $75. 357-3293 •Machine Operators Lake County Schools, Transportation BUYING Baseball, Football, Basketball, Call Now •Quality Assurance Tech 352-728-2561 or Non-sports cards 1870 to 1980. 352-874-1238 CHINA service for 8, includes serving •Evaporators Apply online: www.lake.k12.fl.us Autographs, memorabilia, bobbin GAS GRILL 2 burner w/tank. $45. pieces. . $70 Call 352-455-6427 352-343-4587 •Feed Mill heads. Sets, singles. No collection to DISHWASHER GE, White, built-in, new •Blenders- large. Call: 352-589-7981 or Email: cond. $75 Call 352-357-5941 CHINA service for 8, includes. serving •Class A CDL Drivers ATTENTION ANYONE [email protected] GRILL Members Mark. 4 burner + side. pieces. excel. $100 357-1363 COME TO WORKFORCE DO YOU NEED MONEY $99 obo. 352-308-7474 CENTRAL FLORIDA in Leesburg. Do you need a store, office, shop, for TIN SIGNS, reproductions, Packard & DRYER gas, works great, white, used. anything, any reason, anytime. $99. 352-315-9886 CHRISTMAS DISHES Service for 8, plus Will be accepting applications & Chevrolet Truck. $10. 874-5418 LAWN MOWER elec. w/bag. Used 3 serving pieces. $60. 352-750-0552 interviewing from 9-1pm. Nov. 15th No lease, no utilities, no credit. msg. times, like new. $95 307-9462 305-281-5475 FREEZER Avanti, 20Wx20 1/4Dx33H.. works good. $100 715-520-7156 CHRISTMAS TREE 7’ LED, pre-lit, in 604 Furniture LAWN MOWER Self propelled. Very box. 2yr. old. $50. 742-7256 Nice. $100. 352-383-0462 REFRIGERATOR 21 cu.ft. Whirlpool, BED Queen size, small pillow top. Great CHRISTMAS TREE and beautiful hand- stainless steel, 2 yrs. old. $450. Call shape. $99. 352-408-5357 LAWN MOWER Troy Bilt self propelled made tree skirt. $45. 787-0410 337-501-2198 Fruitland Park w/bagger. $100 352-636-6374 DRIVER CDL CLASS A Experienced. BEDROOM RETRO 2 pieces, dresser CHRISTMAS TREE Pre-lit, 5.5’. $35. REFRIGERATOR 21 cu.ft. Whirlpool, LAWN TRACTOR, Loading/unloading truck required. CARRIERS w/mirror. Excel. $95 352-233-0408 Craftsman 22.5hp, Call 352-324-0583. stainless steel, 2 yrs. old. $485. Call Clean Driving record/Background. Need immediately for 50” cut, runs great. $200. 337-501-2198 Fruitland Park 352-406-5419 UMATILLA, EUSTIS & MT. DORA AREA BEDROOM SET 6 piece Ethan Allen, 2 CHRISTMAS TREE, 7’, (Mountain King) twin beds. $800 obo Call w/storage bag. $75. 352-748-9611 352-793-4160 REFRIGERATOR Brand new, never MOWER 22” & GAS TRIMMER $95 for used. Whirlpool 21 cu. ft. Top both. Call 352-250-1467 freezer. White. $499. 728-1363 CHRISTMAS TREES (2) & other Christ- BEDROOM SET King, 5pc. Mattress/box mas items. $75 all. 989-284-2966 722 Duck Lake Rd. spring, bedspread/pillows. $450. MOWER Murray Briggs & Stratton 20” The Villages, FL 32159 Daily Commercial REFRIGERATOR cut. 3.5hp classic. $65 343-4445 Call 352-728-8460 Kenmore, side/side, ice CIVILIAN GAS MASK, new, 3 extras fil- 352-753-3333 212 E. Main St. & water in door. Excel. cond. $300 [email protected] Leesburg or PATIO TABLE ters. $100. 407-310-6628 CHAIR barrel style, swivels, white. $50. obo Call 352-751-0552 , 2 chairs - cast iron with FAX 352-787-9632 Email: [email protected] ceramic. $100. 352-742-3332 Candidates must have 352-326-8127 COFFEE MAKER KitchenAid. New. Paid EOE/DFWP STAND MIXER new, 5 quart, 10 speed,. reliable transportation, ROTOTILLER Rally, 3.5hp, 14” CRT, $189. Sell for $100. 352-978-7461 CHAIRS 3 oak counter height, w/woven 3 blades. $75. SOLD!!!!` Drivers License & Ins. $75. Call 352-669-8833 ELECTRICAL ESTIMATOR NEEDED EOE seats. $120. 352-728-1363 FOR COMMERCIAL JOBS DESIGNER CLOTHING Chicos/Cache, 606 Electronics TREE SALE 10/pcs. $100. obo 321-246-4371 Applicants MUST have electrical and CHAIRS 4 Blonde maple. Like new. COLLISION TECH. EXPERIENCED $100. 352-343-0587 •Oaks, Sycamores, Cypress, Fig, estimating experience in commercial With benefits. Mulberry, Cherry Laurel, etc. DISNEY VHS TAPES & Player. (25). industry; $1,000 sign on bonus after DISH NETWORK RECEIVER w/remote & $50. Call 352-250-4711 manual. $10 352-988-7004 • Palms, Queen, Pindo or Sago 90 days & $1,000 bonus after one CHAISE LOUNGE wicker rattan w/cush- •Special 6’ +/- Oaks $10 or 15/$100 year. Applicants must also have a ions. $40. 352-742-1422 •Cypress or Oaks up to 12’ FLEA MARKET ITEMS Jeans, tops, Holi- clean driving record, high school di- GAME PSP Sony brand new in box. CATT’S TREES day decor & more. $79. 793-8102 ploma or equivalent. Company is an CHINA CABINET 60”Lx19”Wx80”H. $100 Call 352-455-3342 352-669-1618 EOE and Drug-Free Workplace. Excel- Good cond. $50. 352-589-0469 SEE DAVIS COLEMAN GAS GRILL Weber, 2 burners w/gas lent health benefits, 401k and PTO; PHILLIPS BUICK WEED EATER Feather weight gas, bottle & cover. Good cond. $250 MVR & Background checks. GARMIN GPS Nuvi 50. New in box. COLLISION CENTER COFFEE & END TABLES, inlaid woods, $75. After 4. 352-793-7982 String trimmer. $50. 352-552-7942 Call 352-446-9846 Apply in person at 3320 Hwy. 441, Fruitland Park, FL ball & claw feet, elegant, gold trim, Pike’s Electric Inc. sacrifice $375 obo. 787-7048 719 Industrial Drive Wildwood, FL 34758 CUSTODIAN PART TIME COFFEE TABLE Oak, excel cond. $75 Experienced in light maintenance. Call 352-343-0161 Send resume to: [email protected] 24 No matter what time COFFEE TABLE or mail to: square 38”x38”x15” COMMUNITY UNITED inlaid oak. $95 obo. 352-343-6165 7 of the day it is, METHODIST CHURCH 9am you can place ELECTRICIANS & 309 College Ave. COMPUTER DESK. Good cond. $50. ELECTRICAL Fruitland Park. FL 34731 Call 352-396-5739 Time to sell your classified APPRENTICES Applicants must have experience and CORNER TV CABINET, bi-fold doors that bed! merchandise ad a clean driving record, high school di- DELIVERY PERSONNEL wood. 75. 715-671-8152 ploma or equivalent. Company is an Office equip dealer seeks reliable per- online, pay for it and EOE and Drug-Free Workplace. Excel- son to deliver equip & supplies, assist DINING ROOM TABLE rattan, 4 chairs Ellen picked her price, just wait for the lent health benefits, 401k and PTO; in inventory control & light bldg. like new. $500. 352-406-5419 MVR & Background checks. maint. Must have neat appearance, uploaded a photo and phone to ring! Apply in person at: good communication skills, able to END TABLES (2) & Coffee table w/lift paid for her ad. PIKE'S ELECTRIC, INC. follow written/oral directions, & be in- top. Oak. $50. 352-314-3657 719 Industrial Drive surable. Must be able to safely oper- Wildwood, FL 34785 Fast, convenient and ate a box truck. Heavy lifting req’d. ENTERTAINMENT CENTER, 5’Lx3’H, 2 It’s just that simple! 100+ lbs. Please do not respond if glass doors. $60 352-561-1167 on your schedule! ENTRY LEVEL CONSTRUCTION you can’t pass a drug test, MVR & background check. M-F 8am - 5pm. $35K - $40K per year, Paid medical, ENTERTAINMENT CENTER, vintage vacation & 401k. CDL & travel a must. Apply in person at: Mon.-Fri. 9am –12pm. claw foot legs, solid oak, w/lead DFWP/EOE glass doors, solid oak cabinet/mi- Call 352-383-3159 Ext. 229 2854 West Main St. Leesburg, FL. crowave cart & burgundy recliner. $375 obo takes all. 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N 31 NEW GAME EVERY WEDNESDAY Wednesday, November 13, 2013 SOUTH LAKE PRESS B13 652 Articles 685 Tools/ 807 Apartments 819 1001 Mfd Homes 1205 Autos For Sale Machinery Unfurnished Manufactured For Sale CAMERO RS ‘67, 327, auto, ps, pb. Homes Rental $15K. 352-603-1883 HOT TUB Leisure Bay, w/lounger, 2 BAND SAW Craftsman 12”. $50. EUSTIS SENIORS AND ADULTS seats, & cover. Works excel.. you 352-314-5900 All remodeled Apts! EUSTIS on 44A East of Eustis 2/1 for 1 NEW and NEWER MAZDA MX-5 MIATA must move. $600 obo Call 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms or 2 people w/experience in han- Homes in a nice quiet part in Eustis. 2010 352-365-2906 Special starting at $25,000 - $45,000 Financing avail. CHAIN SAW Poulan Pro, 35cc, 16” bar, dling horses. $350/mo. + elec. & #SP2247 $475 Only $350 Dep. Pet OK. approx. 1 hr work in barn, early am Only 3 left! Lot rent $350 per mo. *$13,988 2 chains (1 is new). $55. 352-357-5675 Call 352-589-4007 JACKET Florida State men’s lg., heavy, 352-343-1037 daily. Background check is req’d. Call Jan for details. 589-5825 TOYOTA COROLLA $25. SOLD LEESBURG, 1/1, with W/D, CHA, car- TAVARES 2/2, beautiful waterfront home on the Chain of Lakes. 55+ 2010 CHAINSAW 16” Echo. Like new. $200. port. $450 plus security. 787-2715 #S13230A LEESBURG 3/2, beautiful & clean on park. 1767sf. 34’x12’ family rm. JACKET Harley Davidson blk, XL. New, 352-728-1363 Ext. 225 *$8,988 not leather. $100. 352-243-1458 dead-end street W/D hookup New sea wall & boat lift. Inside laun- LEESBURG, $750/mo. Call Bill 603-858-1160 dry & tons of storage. Call DRILL PRESS on stand. Craftsman 608-697-2095 CHEVROLET CORVETTE JEWELRY BOX, 46”Hx15”Dx17”W. 15.5”. Excel. $98. 352-250-1515 •2/1 $595/mo. + dep. 2008 lined drawers $100. 352-603-4113 •2/1.5 $625/mo. + dep. LEESBURG 6 mi. West. 2/1, CHA. #2272 No Pets. Call 352-787-5885 $525/mo. + security. 409-2492 UMATILLA, Skyline Park Model in an GENERATOR DEK 5650 watts, 2hr. List *$27,988 LEATHER JACKET BLACK, MEN’S size 55+ community on Lake Enola in $629. Now $380. 352-483-6120 LEESBURG, Duplex VERY CLEAN 2/1, 1br 1 1/2 ba with Fl. Room. Appli- 40-44. $75. 352-742-2856 WILDWOOD AREA JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE no pets $550/mo + dep. 551-6772 ances incl. Asking $25,000 2/2 $650/mo dbl. wide - (Adult Park) 2009 IMPACT GUN Ingersoll Rand. Model # Call 352-745-8620 352-267-7495 MAILBOX w/key lock, large, white #22742 244A. New. $100. 352-751-7398 LYN TERRACE w/post. $35. SOLD!! *$32,288 Eustis 1002 Mfd LADDER Extends 12’6”. Excel. cond. 352-357-7332 CHRYSLER 300 SERIES MANNEQUIN female, 5’6”. $50. Call $50. 352-553-8364 www.lynterrace.com Homes 2006 904-673-3727 Great Move-In W/ land #SC2282 Specials & Free Gifts! LADDER Metal, 3 step, w/tray. $65.00. *$10,999 MEN’S CLOTHING XLg shirts 40-44W *1 & 2 Bedroom Units 900 For Sale Call 352-748-0702 shorts. 10 pcs. $20. 321-246-4371 *All 1st Floor - No Stairs! Real Estate LEESBURG, 2/2 in 55+ park. Only *With $3000 cash or trade and are plus tax, tag and $599 dealer fee. ROUTER Craftsman. Like new. $50. PALM BROOK APTS. $32/mo. fees. Incl. land, porch, MODEL TRAIN N-Scale layout, w/track For Sale 352-408-1576. LEESBURG shed, new roof, a/c, windows. 84X64X38. $99 Call 407-733-3022 $46,900. 352-360-0028 BILL BRYAN SUBARU 1 br’s starting @ $470 8730 US Hwy. 441 SAWZALL Makita model 2RVT3000. Payment on security deposit. MOTORCYCLE JACKET leather, U.S Leesburg, Florid $70. Cell 305-215-4463 Call 352-787-1912 TDD 711 1012 R V Lots 352-240-7480 made. 3XL. $100. 352-669-7544 903 Homes TOOLS Yard & Workshop. Variety $100. ALTOONA - SPECIAL!! ORNAMENTS For Sale for Christmas tree. Large Call 352-748-2415 3/2 $560 plus $300 dep. 1206 Aviation box. $25. Call 352-324-0583 2/1 $475/mo. w/$300 dep. FLORIDA WINTER VACATION, lease to And RV Lot $290/mo. w/$100 dep. WORK BENCH 35H x 72W x 26D. $40. own at Lake Weirs Big Lake Village PAPER CUTTER 352-735-2071 or 352-636-6800 1210 Mcycles/ 18” brand new in box. 352-874-2806 in Weirsdale. A 55 senior community. $40. 352-728-1363 808 Apartments Lease for 3/mo or more. 2 people, Mopeds Furnished 1 sm. pet, park rules apply. PICTURE Erte, Art deco, 34 x 45, gold $950/mo with lease money going on HARLEY DAVIDSON 2005. FLHTCUI frames. $65. Call 352-324-3274 EUSTIS clean 1/1, util. & cable incl. purchase of homes. Ultra Classic Electra Guide; EC 15k Adults only. No pets. Background Priced at $9500. up. loaded with chrome upgrades RUG like new, sunlight yellow, check. $200 dep. & $160 weekly. 12701 SE Sunset Harbor Rd. w/security. A steal at $12,000. cotton/wool. 8’ x 10’. Was $800. 800 Call 352-357-9169 Gate Open Wed. & Sat. 9am -5pm 1100 Call 352-750-9305 Lady Lake. Now $150. 352-728-1363 Go to biglakevillage.com Recreation Real Estate LEESBURG By owner 352-434-7276 HARLEY DAVIDSON 2010. FLHTCUTG 1ST MO. FREE! Tri Glide Ultra Classic, Trike, black, SHAMPOOER Bissell, works good. $75. For Rent SPANISH VILLAGE low miles, extended warranty, 352-365-1437 Pool, great location! $11200, [email protected] Furn. Efficiency, incl. 1101 Boats 415-553-2192 SINGING, DANCING SANTA 5’. Excel util. & cable. $700/mo. cond. $30. Call 352-348-9946 2/1 apt. $600/mo. BAYLINER ‘09, 17.5’ Model 175 Bow- LEESBURG HELMETS (2) HJC full face silver/blk. 802 Vacation Furn. $700/mo + util. rider, I/O Merc Cruiser, bimini top Home for sale $3500. Great buy! $100 for pair. 352-589-1384 SKECHERS shape ups 10 wide men’s, 352-728-5555 plus accessories & trailer. Low time. Rentals 2br 2ba, remodeled bathrooms, $9,400. Tavares SOLD!!! NEW. $50 Call 352-347-7350 modern day accents in kitchen. HONDA 4 wheel ‘08, Foreman 500 Age Qualified 4x4, elec. shift/ps, retiree owned, FLORIDA Winter Vacation, lease to 809 Roommate BOAT V BOTTOM ALUMINUM. $400. garage kept, 147 hrs used, excel SMOKER gas, Masterbuilt, never used. own at Lake Weirs Big Lake Village Call 352-234-8369 Call 352-217-9937 $75. 352-446-9846 Wanted cond. $4,900. Mike/Clermont in Weirsdale. A 55 senior community. 352-396-9797 Lease for 3mo or more. 2 people, LEESBURG 2/1, $590. Lease/purchase. COBIA BOW RIDER 15’. 50hp Johnson, FRUITLAND PARK in 55+ park, util. in- 352-269-4051 TRAIN Radio control, large, battery op- 1 sm. pet, park rules apply. magic tilt trailer. $1200 obo. Call SCREAMING EAGLE Harley Davidson erated. $25. Call 352-324-0583 cluded Male or female. $500/mo 352-999-2654 $950/mo with lease money going on Call 352-455-6794 ‘01 FLTRSEI2, touring bike, blue in purchase of homes. color. 1550cc. Clean, chromed out PONTOON ‘98 Sun Tracker, 115hp TUXEDO Men’s, Coat/Pants/Shirt, size Priced at $9500. up. and priced to sell at $10,500 OBO. Mercury. Runs great, very clean. 48-42. $65. 352-217-4809 12701 SE Sunset Harbor Rd. 810 Duplexes Saddlebags and trunk with multiple $5900 Call 352-315-1714 Gate Open Wed. & Sat. 9am - 5pm CD changer, cruise. 352-516-2172 Go to biglakevillage.com VACUUM Orick XL upright, like new CLERMONT HWY. 50 By owner 352-434-7276 Before Groveland LEESBURG PONTOON Suntracker ‘91. 18’, 40HP, $100 obo. Call 321-246-4371 Home for sale $7,500. Won’t last! fish finder & trolling motor. $3500 TAIL LIGHTS for Honda Gold Wing, $80. Mobile Homes For Sale Call 352-552-0114 w/Owner Finance 2br 2ba, new carpet, freshly painted. obo. Call 352-315-0390 WALK IN JACUZZI TUB used twice, 806 Houses Call Rick 407-547-9394 Waterview $2,500 Call 352-365-1724 •Remodeled 3br/2ba Age Qualified 1230 Vans Unfurnished “LAST ONE” Call 352-234-8369 1120 Marine CHEVROLET CONVERSION VAN From $1,000 down MT DORA HANDYMAN $200/mo, 1/1. Equip/ ‘93. CENTER HILL 5/2/2 house, $1,000/mo SOLD 655 Musical ---$$500/month$$--- 321-244-6555 Supplies Runs good. $550. Instruments 1st, last + security. 352-568-7486, Also Avail. Handyman Special’s OUTBOARD MOTOR 1952, 15hp evin- 1240 Trucks CLERMONT HWY. 50 •1 & 2br from UMATILLA HANDYMAN $200/mo. 2/1. rude, for parts. $99. 589-4712 BANJO 5 string, Kay. W/accessories. ---$350/month$$--- 321-244-6555 Light Duty $225. Call 352-343-6608 Before Groveland Mobile Homes For Sale For other rentals only DODGE DAKOTA w/Owner Finance Call 352-874-7375 WATERFRONT HOMES LEESBURG 1150 R V & ‘07, 4 door, 6 cylin- GUITAR acoustic , Hohner (case & Call Rick 407-547-9394 Immaculate 2/2 almost new on Lake Campers der, 60K, $11,300 Call 365-6238 LEESBURG 2/2, Paulling Dr. $650/mo. Harris Lagoon. $259,900 stand, great shape. $100 323-3518 •Remodeled 3br/2ba 1st, Last, Security & Good Refer- “LAST ONE” FRUITLAND PARK CAR TOTE for Motorhome. $900. Call DODGE RAM 1500 SXT. 2004. 41,000 ences. Call 352-787-0004 3/2 canal front, Lake Griffin miles. $8000. Contact John. KEYBOARD From $1,000 down 352-748-2415 Yamaha PSR730 w/stand. $144,900 352-455-9557 Excel cond. $100. 343-9279 ---$$500/month$$--- LEESBURG 3/2 with garage. $770 mo. Call 352-787-4584 FIFTH WHEEL CROSSROAD CRUISER Also Avail. + $600 dep. Ref’s req’d. Call Mike Handyman Special’s GalbreathRealty.com ‘03, 26’, 1/slide. $11K. 603-1670 KEYBOARD 352-223-5300 Yamaha, Excel. cond. Ask- •1 & 2br from 1247 Trailers ing $195. Mt Dora. SOLD!!!! ---$350/month$$--- FLEETWOOD FLAIR ‘04, 34’, w/2 LEESBURG, 2br/1ba $450/mo. 1721 910 Condos/Townhouses slides. 6,800 actual miles. Excel. LANDSCAPE TRAILER, new used once. For other rentals only Birchwood Cir. Call now! 12’x6’. $1000 352-406-2864 ORGAN Hammond electric, Cedarwood. Call 352-874-7375 cond. $34,000 obo Call Excel. cond. $100. 352-617-0398 352-325-1289 CLERMONT 352-617-0078 FOR SALE BY OWNER (352) EUSTIS, 2/1, No Smoking. No Pets. 1264 Auto 394-1574 2-BEDROOM 2-BATH $750/mo., 1st, last & security FORD-250 2203. Super Duty Crew ORGAN Lowrey C300, manuals. $100. 811 Condos 2-CAR GARAGE TILE AND CARPET Parts 352-357-3457 Cab, 7.3L Powerstroke diesel, 161K Eustis. 207-650-9838 Townhouses THROUGHOUT, NEW APPLIANCES miles, 4x4, automatic, air, power Accessory INCLUDING WASHER AND DRYER. windows, power doors, power seats, TRUMPET & CASE good cond $70. LEESBURG 2/1, $590. Lease/purchase. CLERMONT, 2/1, $750/mo. Vacation A/C RECENTLY UPGRADED. PER- sliding 5th wheel hitch with goose CAR WHEEL DOLLY’S (4) $100 Call 352-343-1037 352-269-4051 Village #74, 10301 Hwy. 27. FECT FOR YEAR ROUND LIVING OR neck adapter, power programmer, 352-636-1352 352-223-3493 SNOWBIRD. MOVE IN READY. IM- 5" exhaust, roof mount wind deflec- VIOLIN w/case. Full size. Excel cond. LEESBURG, Legacy 55+, 2/2. MEDIATE OCCUPANCY. ONE STORY tor, accessory tailgate. Kelley Blue REESE HITCH for Ford. Class 5 w/ball & $45. SOLD $975/mo. Call 352-638-3046 LEESBURG W. Main St. 2/2 Condo. WITH VAULTED CEILING @ GREAT Book $14,300. 2005 Keystone plug. $50 Call 352-460-6409 Avail. $700/mo. Call 352-455-5095 ROOM. LOW MONTHLY H.O.A. FEES Montana M3400RL, 37', 4 slides, LEESBURG, Sunnyside area 1/1 Cot- OF $130.00 INCLUDES LAWN CARE washing machine, dryer, central TIRES (4) Michelin Hydro Edge, 674 Exercise Equipment tage on Lk. Harris. $550/mo. $200 WILDWOOD beautiful 2/2, W/D. AND IRRIGATION. CLUBHOUSE WITH vacuum system, electric fireplace, 2 225/60R/17 low milage. $125 dep. 352-551-4222 $645/mo. incl. water/trash/~80 POOL AND TENNIS COURT. BRING a/c units. NADA average retail SOLD AB DOER. New. $65. Call channels cable TV. 352-874-5966 YOUR GOLF CART AND CLUBS AND $32,875. Will sell as package 352-460-4741 ENJOY GREEN VALLEY'S 18 HOLE $42,000. 402-926-6177. TIRES 185-65-15 & 4 mag rims. $80 MT DORA HANDYMAN $200/mo, 1/1. CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF COURSE. 321-244-6555 812 Rooms to Call 608-347-1483 1200 INVERSION TABLE Like new w/instruc- Rent MULTIPLE ADORABLE/ AFFORDABLE TRUCK TOOL BOX Husky, full size, as tions. $75. 352-787-8252 RENTALS CONDOS FOR RENT! DON'T MISS Transportation new. $100. 352-242-1038 LONG TERM & UNFURN. RENTALS IN LOOKING TO RENT A ROOM in Lake OUT! RECUMBENT BIKE Weflo. Pursuant SOUTH LAKE COUNTY. Cnty/Tavares. Professional male, 4- 2/2'S $699 1275 Golf 2.0R. $65. SOLD! ROCKER REALTY 352-394-3570 clean. Call Tim 352-217-7069 1- 1/1 $625 1205 Autos Ask For Janet or Emily 1-2/2 $750. 407-359-9500 Carts RockerRealtyInc.com TIIGH MASTER & GUT BUSTER, new. 813 Homes BUICK LeSabre Limited ‘04, loaded ex- $25 for all. 352-669-1163 cel. cond. well maintained 98K mi. CLUB CAR ‘95, gas w/lift kit, great SILVER LAKE FOREST 3BR 2BA To Share $6,000. 352-394-2275 shape. $3400 obo 989-780-2653 2055sf, 2 car garage 10041 Silver TREADMILL Proform, works good. $80 Bluff Dr. $1100. 352-314-2668. FRUITLAND PARK in 55+ park, util. in- Call 352-366-0225 CASH PAID FOR JUNK CARS! TIRES for golf cart (4), like new. $100 GunnPropertyServices.com cluded. Male or female. $500/mo $300 and up. Call 352-771-6191 Call 336-817-7509 Call 352-455-6794 1000 675 Sports/ UMATILLA HANDYMAN $200/mo. 2/1. LEESBURG Private bedroom & bath Manufactured Recreation 321-244-6555 with rest of house privileges. $125/wk. Call 352-504-5407 Homes BASKETBALL BACKBOARD w/hoop & 807 Apartments stand, adjustable. $80. 460-0824 Unfurnished 816 Commercial Property 1001 Mfd Homes BICYCLE 26” girls, Sears, 1 speed, CLERMONT HWY. 50 fenders, basket, A1 $49. 728-6835 Before Groveland LEESBURG For Sale Mobile Homes For Sale Warehouses w/Offices BICYCLE Diamond Back, Sorrento w/Owner Finance 2315-25 Griffin Rd. 1,150 up to CLERMONT HWY. 50 Sport, Men’s 26”, 21 speed, excel. Call Rick 407-547-9394 12,400sf. Starts at $300/mo. Before Groveland cond. $75. 352-259-0633 •Remodeled 3br/2ba Office/Showroom Mobile Homes For Sale “LAST ONE” 1607 Hwy. 441 $850/mo w/Owner Finance BICYCLE Men’s Schwinn, Trail Way Hy- From $1,000 down Small Shop or Office Call Rick 407-547-9394 brid, alum. $95. 434-5314 ---$$500/month$$--- 2204 Citrus Blvd (441) •Remodeled 3br/2ba Also Avail. $320/mo., includes utilities “LAST ONE” Handyman Special’s From $1,000 down BICYCLE Schwinn men’s, 27” multi 352-787-0004 •1 & 2br from ---$$500/month$$--- speed. $30. SOLD!!!! ---$350/month$$--- Also Avail. For other rentals only 819 Handyman Special’s BICYCLES 3 Wheel, rebuilt. Large Seat Call 352-874-7375 •1 & 2br from & Basket. $150. 1-352-343-6608 Manufactured ---$350/month$$--- LEESBURG Homes Rental For other rentals only CORN HOLE BOXES (2). New w/8 bags. 1ST MO. FREE! Call 352-874-7375 $60. Call 859-512-8009 SPANISH VILLAGE ALTOONA - SPECIAL!! Pool, great location! 3/2 $560 plus $300 dep. EUSTIS 2/1 in 55+ park. Shed & car- Furn. Efficiency, incl. 2/1 $475/mo. w/$300 dep. port & A/C porch. $2,500. Call GOLF BAG ladies, brand new. $50 Call 352-357-5556 352-323-8031 util. & cable $700/mo. And RV Lot $290/mo. w/$100 dep. 2/1 apt. $600/mo. 352-735-2071 or 352-636-6800 Furn. $700/mo + util. LEESBURG Completely renovated park GOLF CLUBS brand new Ladies over- 352-728-5555 ATTENTION SENIORS AND ADULTS model. New appliances and floors. sized in box $90. 352-735-6927 Never lived in. Brand New 66x14, 3/2, Lots of shade. Partially furnished. LEESBURG downtown 1/1, all utilities in nice quiet park in Eustis. AC/Heat, Washer/Dryer. Pet friendly GOLF CLUBS Rawlings, bag plus pull incl. $645/mo + $250 damage dep. $650/mo + utilities. Sorry NO KIDS. park located on Haines creek where cart. $60 obo. 352-787-1539 Call 352-552-0181 Call 352-589-4407 fishing is great. Dock access. Lot rent $310.00 a month. $11,500 OBO. Call GOLF SET irons, oversized woods, CLERMONT HWY. 50 for appointment. 906-440-1020 w/bag. Like new. $50. 729-2595 LEESBURG Downtown area. Before Groveland The Enclave at Cauthen Circle. Mobile Homes For Sale LEESBURG, 14’-60’, ‘91, 55+ commu- A new apts home community of 1/1 nity, 2/2, newly remodeled. $4,000. GOLF SHOES - LADIES, Foot Joy, 7.5 w/Owner Finance Luxury apts. Fully Equipped. $600/mo 352-348-7376 narrow. $75 obo. 352-323-8031 Call Rick 407-547-9394 Call 352-702-2949 •Remodeled 3br/2ba LIFE VESTS (2) Inflatable comfortable, “LAST ONE” LEESBURG, Haines Creek, leading to easy to store. $90. SOLD LEESBURG From $1,000 down Chain of Lakes, fish from your dock, FIRST MONTH $99 ---$$500/month$$--- work on the old boathouse. Enjoy MOVE IN SPECIAL! Also Avail. the 3/2 on 2 ac. Call Adelee Richey TREADMILL Ride Strider 3360. $100. •2/1 $500/dep. Handyman Special’s Vangie Berry Realty 352-242-7907 352-406-3988 •2/1 w/W/D hookup $550/dep. •1 & 2br from •2/2 w/W/D hookup $600/dep. ---$350/month$$--- MT. DORA, dbl. wide 2/2, w/lg. carport, WET SUIT Men’s large. Excel cond. Call 352-516-1244 For other rentals only scn porch, den, W/D, shed, new $50. Call 352-242-0152 Ask for Tina Call 352-874-7375 CHA. 407-399-4491 B14 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, November 13, 2013 C1 Lake and Sumter SOUTH LAKE PRESS / Wednesday, November 13, 2013 DAILY COMMERCIAL / Friday, November 15 , 2013
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MORRIS REALTY & INVESTMENTS Paradise! This amazing three bedroom laundry, walk in closet in all two bath home starts with bedrooms and crown molding plenty of parking, gorgeous curb throughout. The master features appeal and a large cozy front a large shower, double granite porch. This one is immaculate. sinks and tons of storage. You Your living room features a nice will probably spend most of built in entertainment center your time on the large screened and laminate wood. The kitchen deck with a ramp for easy access. has gorgeous granite, solid wood The peaceful atmosphere of cabinets, a large pantry and a 6 this home will take you away! foot center island with built in Make this one yours!! G4693076. book shelves. The split bedroom $74,900. Please call Lena plan features a large inside Williams at 352-636-4488. The peaceful atmosphere of this home wil take you away!
COLDWELL BANKER Peaceful and relaxing Home in Howey - in - The - Hills. laundry room and huge 20 x 20 Spacious, very well maintained, enclosed patio, enjoy great sunsets custom home with Bonus room from this oversized lanai with which could be used as an views to the Mission Inn Golf apartment or a mother in law suite Course. Mature landscaping. or just to have separate quarters Brand new double hung windows for extra space, equipped with with extendable warranty, totally its own full size eat in kitchen. upgraded. The community offers This is a three bedroom, two bath brand new library, fishing piers with separate formal living and and boat ramps with access to Lake dining, Pecky Cypress wood can Harris, great walking trails by the be appreciated in the dining area lake. NO HOA fees. Teresa Pileggi and shiny well polished terrazzo Coldwell Banker Tony Hubbard floors throughout. Galley kitchen, Realty 352-255-1127 Oversized lot No HOA Fees, Bonus Room/Apt with Full size kitchen
H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H LIVE! H 352-505-8740 H H 3360-B US Hwy 441/27 • Fruitland Park H MOBILE HOME RESALES H 50 Continental Blvd. • Wildwood H H 10701 US Hwy 441 • Lakes At Leesburg H H H IT’S BACK!!! H www.FourStarHomeS.com H H H THE MOBILE H “DON’T JUST LIST YOUR HOME….. SELL YOUR HOME, WITH H H FLORIDA’S OLDEST & LARGEST MANUFACTURED HOME RESALE H HOME SHOW H COMPANY….! MAKING THE DIFFERENCE SINCE 1982!!” H H H NEW DAY & TIME H H H H ON 790AM H H EVERY FRIDAY 12-1PM H H H Lake At Leesburg - Updated appliances, Lakeside Terrace - 2 large screen H LISTEN! LAUGH! LEARN! H breakfast nook, inside laundry, newer rooms, one overlooking the lake, fishing H H laminate & carpet throughout. pier & marina. Corner lot 2BR. H LISTEN TODAY ON SUNBELTHOMESALES.COM H LB6970 $32,900 LB6967 $25,000 H H H H H H H H H H H H H Shangri-La - On a canal to Lake Eustis! Cypress Creek – This 2BR/2BA has been H 2 sheds, roof-over, FL room, plus screen gutted & re-built. Tape & textured walls, H H room, & wired for a generator. updated flooring. Marina & clubhouse. H H H H LB6966 $24,900 LB6964 $24,900 H H H H H H H H H H H H Grand Island Resort – Furnished 2BR. Vinyl siding, dry- Lake Harris Landing - Like new condition. H H wall ceilings & walls, Themopane windows, laundry rm. Low lot rent! Newer appliances, A/C w/ H H Waterfront comm. w/boat docks & tons of amenities! heat pump, lifetime metal roof & furnished. H H H H LB6961 $29,900 LB6963 $26,000 H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H C2 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, November 13, 2013 / DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, November 15, 2013 PEOPLE, PLACES AND EVENTS ORRA hosts property Architects complete specialist institute design of hotel at mall ORLANDO — More than 100 ORLANDO — Cuhaci & Peterson Realtors attended the recent Architects Engineers and Planners, Certified International Property based in Orlando’s Baldwin Park, re- Specialist Institute at the Orlando cently completed the design of a Regional Realtor Association. 151-room Element Hotel at Fashion Realtors who complete the five- Square Mall on E. Colonial Drive in day institute and meet addition- Orlando. al rigorous requirements earn the Lonnie Peterson, chairman at Certified International Property Cuhaci & Peterson, said construc- Specialist (CIPS) designation and tion is expected to get underway on are then qualified to serve for- the hotel in early 2014. eign home buyers and sellers. The project will be LEED certi- Educational topics covered in the fied, and total construction cost is CIPS designation program teach estimated at more than $10 million, Realtors how to address the com- Peterson said. plicated financial, legal and cultur- The design contract was awarded al considerations that come with an to Cuhaci & Peterson by Starwood Hotels & Resorts, the developer of international clientele. Element. “It’s not surprising that a re- cord number of Orlando-area Realtors would seek to earn the cov- NAI negotiates lease eted CIPS designation and spe- expansions and renewals cialize in international sales,” said ORLANDO — NAI Realvest re- ORRA Chairman Steve Merchant, cently negotiated three lease agree- owner-broker of Global Realty ments for expansions and renewals International. “Florida is our coun- totaling 22,705 square feet of indus- try’s number one hotspot for inter- trial space in the Oviedo Commerce national home buyers and Orlando Center at 2460 and 2464 W. State is the state’s second most popu- Road 426 in Oviedo. lar home-purchase location for for- George Viele, associate at NAI eign buyers, particularly those from Realest, brokered the transactions Brazil and the United Kingdom.” representing the landlord, Oviedo Commerce Center, LLC based in According to the Florida Realtors Altamonte Springs. Profile of International Home Bill Ault Systems, Inc. renewed its Buyers in Florida, 2013 Report, for- original space and expanded into eign buyers were involved in nine another space for a total of 10,366 percent of Florida’s real estate trans- square feet leased. actions between August 2012 and Damage Control, Inc. renewed its July 2013. original space and expanded into For information, call the ORRA at additional space that brings that 407-513-7272 or go to www.orland- tenant’s total leased space to 9,480 orealtors.org. square feet. Treasures: Is this piece of porcelain worth much?
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Dear Helaine and Joe: I have a piece of por- celain that is in ex- cellent condition. It is marked with an “S” with an “X” through it. I believe this refers to Scheibe-Alsbach, Thuringia, Germany. It is from my grand- mother’s porcelain col- lection. Can you shed some light on its value? Thank you, P.W.M., Beaumont, Texas Dear P.W.M. This figure group is rather interesting and depicts a hunting par- ty made up of men and women pausing to “You don’t have to pay have a picnic. A gen- tleman with a hunt- extra for an evening ing horn slung over his shoulder helps a wom- SHNS service call. Munn’s is the an dressed in a tricorn This beautiful vase is hand painted, but does it have great home of 8 to 8 Same SEE WORTH | C3 value? Great Rate. Emergency services are also available. We’re there when you need us!” Carl Munn
24/7/365 (352) 787-7741 CAC1814363 2135 US Hwy 441/27 www.munnair.com Fruitland Park, FL SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, November 13, 2013 / DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, November 15, 2013 C3 WORTH FROM PAGE C2 Homefix: How to repair a toilet hat down from her horse. DWIGHT BARNETT any, damage has been let tank, drain the tank clean, apply a new wax On the ground there is a woman with a dead Scripps Howard News Service caused by the leak. by holding the handle ring to the bottom of stag and a hunting dog at her feet and across The vinyl floor- down and then use a the bowl and carefully I recently noticed from her another woman with a gentleman at her ing will need to be re- sponge to remove the reset the bowl over the feet. This lady appears to have birds (presumably a stain on the vi- placed, and you should remaining water. floor flange while lin- dead ones) on her lap. Between these two groups nyl flooring next Q also inspect and re- Disconnect and re- ing up the two bolts at there is a cloth spread on the ground with a small to the toilet. I’ve tried the floor. Press down bowl of fruit and two bottles of spirits. to clean the stain, but place any water-dam- move the water-supply aged subflooring you pipe to the toilet. on the bowl and reat- All are in 18th-century-style dress, but this piece it appears to be un- tach the two nuts. is far from having been made in the 18th centu- der the vinyl flooring. might find. It would If the flange is ry. P.W.M. is correct in that this piece was made What causes this and be best to install a new cracked or broken, you Dwight Barnett is a certi- in Scheibe-Alsbach, in the German province of how can it be treated? floor covering before will need to install a re- fied master inspector. Con- Thuringia. The company that manufactured this When I see a stain the toilet bowl is in- placement flange avail- tact him at C. Dwight Bar- item is the A.W. Fr. Kister Porcelain Manufactory, nett, Evansville Courier & next to a toilet, stalled. able at most home and Press, P.O. Box 268, Evans- which was established in 1837 or 1838. my first thought Turn off the wa- hardware stores. Once Many of the A.W. Fr. Kister porcelains are of A ville, IN 47702 or barnett@ is that the toilet bowl ter supply to the toi- the bowl and flange are barnettassociatesinc.com. single figures dressed as Napoleonic-era soldiers. For the most part, these are not especially valu- is leaking where it is able, but are often sold in groupings that can be attached to the sewer quite large. We found a grouping of nine individ- pipe at the floor. ual figures (Napoleon and his generals) that sold Try to rock the toi- for $1,100 at auction in 2007. let bowl from side to However, some Kister figure groups can be side to see if it is loose. large and elaborate. Two of these sold at Christie’s A loose toilet bowl in London in 2010. One was gold and white and needs to be removed depicted Napoleon and Josephine playing chess to see how much, if on a table with “X” shaped supports. The other was smaller and also depicted people (this time in fancy 18th-century costume) playing chess. The two groups sold together for a little more than $3,000. But most Kister porcelain groups sell at auction for much less. We are not sure why these partic- ular Kister groups sold for so much, but we do think it is a price that would be hard to replicate in most markets. As a general rule, 19th- and early-20th-century European porcelain figure groups are not doing all that well when put up for sale. Most modern collectors (those spending money in the mar- ketplace right now) look negatively upon these groupings and associate them with the “dusty” bric-a-brac found on mantel or curio cabinet shelves. It is unfortunate that P.W. M. did not tell us the size of this object, so we cannot really appraise it with any accuracy. However, we feel it probably has an insurance-replacement value of $1,500 or less.
Helaine Fendelman and Joe Rosson are the authors of “Price It Yourself.” Email them at [email protected].
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At Coldwell Banker Tony Hubbard Realty we only get paid a traditional real estate commission FEES for our services. We DO NOT charge IMMACULATE 3 BDRM, 2.5 BA TOWNHOME. GREAT 3 BDRM, 2 BA HOME ON .31 ACRES. SPECTACULAR 4 BDRM, 3 BA, POOL HOME additional fees. Open floor plan, inside utility, large master Open floor plan with formal dining & living. with no rear neighbors. Open floor plan, 42” with huge walk-in closet. Master bath has Master bdrm has large walk-in closet & cabinets, Granite countertops throughout, 1795 E. Hwy 50 large shower, double sinks & linen closet. garden bath with double sinks. Walk-in ceramic hardwood floors & ceramic tile. This Clermont Breakfast bar, tile & upgraded cabinets. pantry & cherry cabinets. A/C is 2 yrs old. home is fully loaded. Large fenced backyard, screened covered Large screened in patio, hurricane panels, G4696839 $299,875 patio & 2 car garage. All appliances included. sprinkler system, 2.5 car garage. G4699847 $149,000 G4699911 $224,900 Pam Eddy FOR ALL YOUR MOVING NEEDS 352-536-0622 Call Debbie Love at 352-243-5747 or email [email protected] Email: [email protected]
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GREEN VALLEY WEST 3/2 LEGENDS home with 2238 ON ALMOST ONE ACRE is Call me with any questions! with 1642 SF living. NOT a SF living 3/3 with den/office. this 4227 SF POOL home Dawn Giachetti short sale or bank owned! G4698799 with in-law set up. Multi-Million Dollar Producer G4699208 $125,000 $239,900 352-874-2100 cell $450,000 [email protected] C4 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, November 13, 2013 / DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, November 15, 2013 PROPERTY TRANSFERS
LOCATION: Leesburg FEATURES: Cul-de-sac location, screened lanai LOCATION: 2575 JR Street, Orlando FEATURES: 3BR/2BA Built in LOCATION: Leesburg FEATURES: 2BR, 2 sheds, Florida room LISTING PRICE: $24,900 SELLING PRICE: $23,450 LISTING 1986 located at Winter Run. LISTING PRICE: $75,000 SELLING LISTING PRICE: $11,500 SELLING PRICE: $7,500 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Judy Nickerson, Four Star Homes Inc. SELLING PRICE: $76,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Valerie Foerst, Morris AGENT & OFFICE: June Bartke, Four Star Homes Inc. AGENT & OFFICE: Judy Nickerson, Four Star Homes Inc. Realty & Investments. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Zoe Yao, Young SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: June Bartke, Four Star Homes Inc. Realty.
LOCATION: 3820 Liberty Hill Drive, Clermont FEATURES:Turn key, LOCATION: 21706 Lake Seneca Road, Eustis FEATURES: 3BR/2BA, LOCATION: 5638 Windsong Oak, Leesburg FEATURES: Spacious energy efficient home! Equipped with a solar heated water system. It in- 2,214 sq. ft. Jett Riley custom built pool home on 5 acres. Close to and immaculate 4BR/3BA with perfect floor plan. LISTING PRICE: cludes an 84 gallon tank and a solar fan in the attic. New stainless LG downtown Mount Dora and Eustis. Open floor plan, two-sided fireplace $184,900 SELLING PRICE: $184,900 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: refrigerator and Whirlpool large capacity washer and dryer are includ- and screened lanai with tropical pool. 23x30 RV carport/storage build- Dana Brunetti, ERA Tom Grizzard Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: ed. Community amenities include a fitness center, tennis and basketball ing. RV hook-up with electric, water and pump out. List Date: 7/29/13 Jim Krone, Summit Realty. courts, along with a refreshing pool and spa. You’ll love the 18 hole golf Sold Date: 10/28/13 LISTING PRICE: $299,900 SELLING PRICE: course. LISTING PRICE: $189,900 SELLING PRICE: $190,000 LIST- $285,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Loretta Maimone, Real Living ING AGENT & OFFICE: Mariellen Owens, Keller Williams Classic III Good Neighbor Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Loretta Maim- Realty. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Cheryl S. Glover and David W. one, Real Living Good Neighbor Realty. Velms, The Glover Group of Keller Williams Classic III Realty.
LOCATION: Leesburg FEATURES: Island kitchen, updated A/C, LOCATION: Clermont FEATURES: Renovated 2BR/2BA; Washer/ LOCATION: Eustis FEATURES: Screen porch, furnished. Washer/ plumbing & roof. LISTING PRICE: $39,900 SELLING PRICE: dryer LISTING PRICE: $12,000 SELLING PRICE: $12,000 LIST- Dryer. LISTING PRICE: $6,995 SELLING PRICE: $4,000 LISTING $28,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Elizabeth Walley, Four Star ING AGENT & OFFICE: Chris Brooks, Four Star Homes Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Bob Murphy, Four Star Homes Inc. SELLING Homes Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Beverley Nichols, Four Star AGENT & OFFICE: Chris Brooks, Four Star Homes Inc. AGENT & OFFICE: Bob Murphy, Four Star Homes Inc. Homes Inc.
LOCATION: 17703 Neal Drive, Montverde FEATURES: 3BR/2BA LOCATION: Eustis FEATURES: Florida room, cathedral ceilings, car- LOCATION: 454 Guerrant Street, Umatilla FEATURES: 5BR/3BA with 1,280 sq. ft. Open floor plan, plenty of natural light, oversized port, shed. LISTING PRICE: $12,900 SELLING PRICE: $11,500 pool home on almost 1 acre of land. Home has view of Lake Enola. paver driveway, beautiful landscaping. LISTING PRICE: $139,900 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Bob Murphy, Four Star Homes Inc. LISTING PRICE: $170,000 SELLING PRICE: $170,000 LISTING SELLING PRICE: $140,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Patti-Jo SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Bob Murphy, Four Star Homes Inc. AGENT & OFFICE: Nancy Koehler, Real Living Good Neighbor Realty Jungreis, Keller Williams Classic III Realty. SELLING AGENT & OF- SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Andy Key, Exit Realty Tri- County. FICE: Brandie Mathison-Klein, Keller Williams Classic III Realty.
LOCATION: Wildwood FEATURES: 3BR, On Golf Course. Screened LOCATION: 925 Club Hills, Eustis FEATURES: Split plan 3BR/2BA LOCATION: Leesburg FEATURES: Large great room. Eat-in kitch- lanai, workshop/shed. LISTING PRICE: $49,500 SELLING PRICE: home near town and amenities. Huge screened porch with fenced back en. Garden tub. LISTING PRICE: $24,900 SELLING PRICE: $19,000 $45,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Colleen Kramer, Four Star yard. Spacious master suite with access to back porch. LISTING PRICE: LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: Beverley Nichols, Four Star Homes Inc. Homes Inc. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Kevin Ducharme, Four Star $175,000 SELLING PRICE: $162,000 LISTING AGENT & OFFICE: SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Elizabeth Walley, Four Star Homes Inc. Homes Inc. April Kessler, Exit Realty Tri-County. SELLING AGENT & OFFICE: Nova Fuller, Dave Lowe Realty Inc.
LOCATION: Wildwood FEATURES: Crown molding, fireplace, dry- LOCATION: Leesburg FEATURES: Corner lot, open floor plan, double LOCATION: LeesburgFEATURES: 3BR Formal dining room, soaking walled. LISTING PRICE: $44,500 SELLING PRICE: $41,000 LIST- sliders. LISTING PRICE: $24,900 SELLING PRICE: $18,000 LIST- tub. LISTING PRICE: $58,000 SELLING PRICE: $40,000 LISTING ING AGENT & OFFICE: Sharon Bacon, Four Star Homes Inc. SELL- ING AGENT & OFFICE: Dee Borwegen, Four Star Homes Inc. SELL- AGENT & OFFICE: Mary Jane Grimes, Four Star Homes Inc. SELL- ING AGENT & OFFICE: Sharon Bacon, Four Star Homes Inc. ING AGENT & OFFICE: Dee Borwegen, Four Star Homes Inc. ING AGENT & OFFICE: Colleen Kramer, Four Star Homes Inc. SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, November 13, 2013 / DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, November 15, 2013 C5 PAL REALTY Beautiful with privacy! Covered entry leads to the living room association fees and very nicely priced in that is open to the formal dining space, the 140’s! The Plantation at Leesburg is nearby is the kitchen with breakfast nook. a resident owned active adult gated golf Split bedroom plan has a master bedroom and tennis community with 2 manned with two walk in closets and master bath gates, a 3rd is monitored plus a roving with double sink vanity, soaking tub and patrol. On site restaurant, 2 golf courses walk in shower. One guest bedroom has with equity memberships available, 3 a double door entry could be a guest clubhouses, 3 pools, full time activity suite with the second guest bedroom directors, 100+ activities per week, state nearby and a bath in between. The family of the art fitness centers, walking and room has ceramic tile. Convenient inside biking trails & a 30-45 minute drive to laundry room. The big items are updated all Orlando attractions. Stop by or call for you! New roof 2008, new AC 2009, wood the sales office for your personal tour of laminate throughout, ceramic tile in wet this home and the facilities. PAL Realty, areas, newer water heater, double garage 25327 US Hwy 27, Suite 202, Leesburg, with roll screen, front entry retractable FL 34748 (352) 326-3626. See more screen door, gutters and downspouts, pictures of #1567 on our web site www. Low monthly association fees and very nicely priced in the 140’s! all appliances convey. Low monthly PALREALTY.net
FOUR STAR HOMES Close to Villages Brownwood Right down the street from for your special showing of this Brownwood. In Continental magnificent home. G4693323. Country Club boasting over $164,900 Stop in or call Four 2,000 sf, 3/2, inside laundry, Star Homes today! 352-505- 16x22 all season room and a 2020. Office locations are: 3360- two car attached garage sitting B US Hwy 441/27, Fruitland on a double lot with a view of Park, FL 34731.. Just north of the woods. This home comes the Leesburg Walmart, and in- fully furnished, turn key! Dream side Continental Country Club, kitchen awaits you with lots of off CR44, 50 Continental Blvd, wood cabinets, black counter Wildwood, FL 34785. See more tops, black appliances, wall ov- information and photos of this ens and a large island with ca- home, online at www.FourStar- sual seating. A must see. Call Homes.com. Resident Owned community, gated, with Golf Course & top of the line amenities!
ERA TOM GRIZZARD Island time! Located on the “fishing lagoon” to Lake has an island, plenty of cabinets and Harris in Palm Harbor, this townhome counter space, planter box window, offers a vacation atmosphere year and the bay window is perfect for the round. When you cross the bridge breakfast table. Two split bedrooms and see all the water, all of the tension are downstairs, the master suite with goes away. This townhome has the water views and guest bedroom and “Catbird Seat” (enviable position) bath. Upstairs is a full apartment/ location with panoramic lagoon views suite with approximately 43’x14’ for and water frontage on two sides. bedroom, office, and kitchenette. Downstairs you have approximately Plus there’s a full bath, storage room 44’x14’ of open space for the dining and easy attic access. There’s some area, living area, and Florida or work to do, but the priced with that family room with lots of windows and in mind and at appraised value. This townhome is located on the “fishing lagoon” to Lake Harris in Palm Harbor. three sliders for beautiful views, all G4695697 $225,000 Linda Grizzard warmed by a fireplace. The kitchen 352-267-0668
BRANDIE MATHISON-KLEIN Log cabin dream home Your beautiful country log cabin front of the fireplace in the beautiful dream can come true. Escape to living room with large bay windows the country with this beautiful and to let in the natural lighting. The loft/ spacious custom built log cabin on bonus room is great for entertaining over 3 acres. This home has been or for many different uses. You will very well maintained and has lots love the outdoor living with huge of upgrades throughout to include: porches in the front and back. This granite counters, laminate hardwood is truly a dream come true. Short floors, fireplace and more. Master sale, approved at $229,900. MLS suite will blow your socks off with huge #G4686437. For more information, closet, dual vanities, jetted garden please call Brandie Mathison-Klein tub and separate shower. Check out with Keller Williams Classic III Realty the size of the master bedroom—it is at (352) 455-0137. You can also visit HUGE! Split plan offers 3 additional http://www.mkghomes.com for more bedrooms that are great size. Nestle in details. Split plan offers 3 additional bedrooms that are great size.
PAL REALTY Pristine custom home!! CONTRACT PENDING! Exceptional 140’s! The Plantation at Leesburg is a corner lot! This is a custom floor plan resident owned active adult gated golf in River Crest village with manicured and tennis community with 2 manned landscape plus curbing & easily gates, a 3rd is monitored plus a roving maintained. The driveway is upgraded patrol. On site restaurant, 2 golf courses with pavers, there is a roll screen on with equity memberships available, 3 the double garage door, front storm clubhouses, 3 pools, full time activity door, gutters and downspouts, open directors, 100+ activities per week, and spacious living areas, split floor state of the art fitness centers, walking plan plus a bonus room. Kitchen and biking trails & a 30-45 minute drive features light oak cabinets, closet to all Orlando attractions. Stop by or pantry, breakfast counter, upgraded call the sales office for your personal appliances, spacious breakfast nook, tour of this home and the facilities. PAL newer ceramic tile floors, upgraded Realty, 25327 US Hwy 27, Suite 202, neutral carpets, new A/C in 2004. Move- Leesburg, FL 34748 (352) 326-3626. See Exceptional corner lot! in ready! Low monthly association more pictures of #1569 on our web site fees and exceptionally priced in the www.PALREALTY.net C6 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, November 13, 2013 / DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, November 15, 2013 The biggest problem when building he joy and excite- contractor is the most ment felt by proj- important aspect of Tect owners at the any building project, beginning of the con- then selecting the cor- struction process typ- rect products is not ically wane as un- too far behind. For expected problems most building materi- create havoc on well- als, there are varying intentioned plans. The grades, specifications root causes of many and warranties. Fre- of these problems that quently, project own- arise during the con- ers will select an in- struction process are Don Magruder ferior product in the AROUND THE HOUSE the mistakes caused name of cutting a cor- by inattentiveness, in- Don Magruder is the CEO ner to build more than experience, miscom- of Ro-Mac Lumber and they can afford. Dis- munication and poor Supply Inc., and he is also satisfaction in product processes. the host of the “Around the appearance and per- Mistakes in the con- House” radio show heard every Monday at noon at formance is one of the struction industry have My790AM WLBE in Leesburg. biggest mistakes made become epidemic and in construction. the chances for quick pasting” old specifica- The old adage “in- solutions are slim giv- tions from one plan to spect what you expect” en the horrific “brain another, which leads to is the single best piece drain” created by the inattentiveness to de- of advice that any Great Recession. tail. one can give a person No one in the con- Very few draftsmen building a construc- struction process in- will taken the time to tion project. While it accurately draw in the cluding the homeown- may be aggravating proper specifications er wants a job that is to walk construction for millwork and win- riddled with one mis- projects, it is impera- take after another. dows; plus, most have tive the project own- However, until all par- never actually engi- er or someone they ties learn to proper- neered the trusses. can trust reviews the ly communicate, mis- Project owners who project daily while in takes are inevitable. thoroughly review the construction pro- The reluctance of plans and demand cess. It is way too com- so many in the con- clear specifications struction industry to on products, with siz- mon where subcon- put pen to paper and es drawn into the plan, tractors misinterpret have written agree- will eliminate many or get the wrong infor- ments with detailed mistakes. mation, which could specifications is prob- As a homeowner, lead to mistakes. 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If you a blueprint (or plan), 3-foot, 0-inch wide by make the decision to and unfortunate- 6-foot, 8-inch high in- tackle a building proj- ly many construc- terior door unit that ect it is imperative that tion professionals be- swings to the left. Ev- you review the details, lieve the quality of ery day in America, conduct independent plans have deteriorat- doors and windows research, ask advice, ed over the last several are ordered wrong be- and then make the years. While new tech- cause the builders and best decision you can. nology in plan draw- homeowners do not In construction, you ing has made it easier, speak the same lan- really do have to sweat it has opened the door guage. the details to eliminate to a lot of “cutting and If selecting the right big mistakes.
126 N. Hwy 441 Lady Lake, Florida 352.750.5110 OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN • 12pm-3pm PRICE REDUCTION
Enjoy country living at its best! 4BR Fruitland Park home on large private lot w/room for a pool. Well 4015 S. Lake Hiawatha Drive, Lady Lake, Fl. A unique one of a kind thought out, this all electric home has beautiful finishing touches. Stacking sliders in the living room open log home, beautifully landscaped and fenced. 3Bedrooms/4 baths, to screened porch w/ hot tub that conveys. Kitchen features white raised panel cabinetry & appliances. Large Great Room with Sumter County Natural Stone fireplace with an Split bedroom plan ensures privacy. Spacious master bedroom suite offers a WIC; dual sinks, garden tub Integrated Barbeque Pit on the outside wall on a large screened porch. A two car garage attached and a two car garage unattached, stable (zoned & shower. A Murphy bed in the guest BR also conveys. A short distance from the proposed expansion of for 2 horses) and fenced pasture. The property contains 2.3 acres, they The Villages along Pine Ridge Dairy Road, this home will be the perfect refuge for a busy family or a haven are separate parcels and a 30 ft. lakefront access down the road at the for a retiree seeking a unique home with real value that is close enough to enjoy the finer aspects of The lake is contained in one of the parcels. PRICE REDUCED! $299,900. Call Villages without the congestion and rising prices. $214,900. Call Diane Grant, Realtor at 352-391-2786. Carol Lench (850)974-0522 or Greg Wood (352) 210-8186. JUST LISTED VILLAGES GOLF FRONT OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 12-3
STUNNING HOME at 305 Lady Lake Boulevard With Water View. BEAUTIFUL CBS GARDENIA! A winning GOLF VIEW! 2006 1699 S.F. 2 w/16’ cathedral ceilings and Brazilian cherry combination of a VERY POPULAR & ELEGANT floor plan floors! DRAMATIC open floor plan features with a STUNNING ELEVATED GOLF COURSE AND LAKE Bedroom 2 Bath w/Den 2 car gar. exquisite kitchen w/granite countertops, beautiful VIEW! It has an OVERSIZED LANAI that FACES EAST perfect shows like a model. View of 10th wood cabinets, upgraded stainless appliances, pantry, and CHARMING breakfast area, Family for entertaining or just relaxing! The Lanai has been further green of Palmer managed course. Room offers a fireplace and large expanse of glass upgraded with sliding doors all around ! Perfect for letting in Tile Floors, Granite countertops leading out to the lanai. The large yard has room the breeze or keeping out the occasional shower! The garage for a pool and there is as side entry 3 car garage has been stretched for extra storage or extra toys! It also HOA of $97 incl. lawn care & 65 with a man door and extra room for storage. The has a WORKSHOP and SCREENED DOORS! There is neutral cable channels. 35 Pictures & Info at Sellers are MOTIVATED and LOOKING for OFFERS! decor and STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES in the kitchen! This www.GolfFrontHome.com $154,900 All other furniture will be sold separately. Call Lee home is a MUST SEE! Call Lee Crow at 352-461-4392 Crow at 352-461-4392. Steven Simpkins 352-350-1314 <—FILLER SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, November 13, 2013 / DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, November 15, 2013 C7 352-394-6611 450 E. Hwy 50 • Clermont, FL CHECK OUT OUR NEW OWNER FINANCING PROGRAMS www.MickiRealty.com
TWO HOUSES ON 3/1 MOBILE ON 5 ACRES ADORABLE STARTER OR OWNER FINANCING ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM ALMOST 5 ACRES 1+ ACRES WITH GRANDFATHER OAKS!! INVESTMENT HOME AVAILABLE! HOME IN HOWEY Nice double wide mobile located The location has historic Property is completely fenced 4/1 in town location. All within 3/2 home in a great Spacious backyard with a utility in Clermont. 3/2 with a fireplace. value and the lush foliage & with paved road frontage. walking distance to the stores. neighborhood. New carpet shed. Screened in back proch. Bring your horses. large oaks are beautiful. G4696031 Close to Hwy 50/27. installed. This would make a great Updated windows in 2008, roof in Property is fenced. G4698663 352-793-8084 G4693555 rental property. G4700441 2003. G4700249 G4699683 $49,900 $84,900 $84,900 $89,900 $98,000 $99,000
COUNTRY STYLE BEST DEAL IN TOWN!! LAKEFRONT ON LAKE BEAUTIFUL HOME ON ADORABLE HOUSE OUTSTANDING 4/3 WITH POOL HOME 2/1 home on the Clermont Chain. LOUISA JUST REDUCED!!! 3 LOTS!!! ON 4.5 ACRES OVER 2000 SQ. FT. This 3/2 has an in-law suite and is Large spacious great room and Adorable 1950’s Nice 3/2 with almost 1800 sq. ft. 3/2 with lake access. Located This home was built in 2011. situated on a ½ acre corner lot. a 30x10 screened porch. bungalow. 1/1 with a Wood laminate in all living areas. across from Swiss Fairways. Features include screened in No HOA. Covered boat lift. carport on 1 acre. Wood burning Fireplace. Close to town. porch and fenced in back yard. G4697844 G4695837 G4698750 G4698381 G4699774 G4697974 $119,900 $150,000 $159,000 $169,900 $199,900 $219,900
CUSTOM BUILT HOME DON’T MISS THIS CHARMING 2 STORY BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM 10 ACRES OF COUNTRY REDUCED BILTMORE IN HOWEY! AFFORDABLE LAKEFRONT/ HOME HOME WITH LAKE VIEWS! LIVING AT ITS BEST!!! MODEL 3/2 with over 2000 sq. ft of living. POOL HOME 5/3 with over 3200 sq. ft. of 3/2 with almost 2800 sq. ft. of Lakefront 3/2 w/formal living & 4/4.5 with over 3300 sq. ft., golf The corner lot is over a half an acre. 3/2 with just under 2700 sq. ft. living. 2 stall horse barn and a living. Relax by the swimming pool dining room. Detached course frontage plus one of lake Screened & heated Salt Water Pool. Oversized Florida Room. 30x40 metal building with electric. and enjoy the sunsets over the lake. work shop & pole barn. county’s largest lap swimming G4700445 G4699961 G4695022 352-793-8084 G4699876 G4695924 pools!!! G4692116 $239,900 $245,500 $275,000 $294,900 $324,900 $339,900
GORGEOUS HOME ON BEAUTIFUL HOME IN THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO ACREAGE & PRIVACY ON GREAT WATERFRONT BEAUTIFUL HOME 8+/- ACRES GATED GATED COMMUNITY IN OWN A PIECE OF LOCAL HISTORY! THE CHAIN OF LAKES ESTATE OR POSSIBLE OVERLOOKING LAKE LOUISA!!! This property would be perfect for CLERMONT Majestic 3 story, 4/3 home that 2/2 on almost 3 acres on DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY 4/3 with over 3600 living. Includes the Horse Lover!! This 3/2 has all 3/2 home with stunning lake views has been totally renovated by the Lake Louisa. New boat 3/2 home on just under 20 acres. a heated pool. All of this on over the upgrades. Beautiful custom of Lake Minnehaha. Pool is solar current owner. Possible bed & dock with several slips. Located across from Swiss 1.5 acres and your own lakefront. kitchen. G4698888 heated with a waterfall. G4700466 breakfast. G4699039 G4697346 Fairways. G4699698 G4700339 $349,000 $359,900 $364,000 $449,000 $525,000 $824,900 VACANT LAND VACANT LAND VACANT LAND VACANT LAND
PRESTIGEOUS MARGAREE GARDENS! COUNTRY ESTATE HOME OWNER FINANCING MOTIVATED SELLER/ UPSCALE MOTORCOACH BEAUTIFUL 5+/- ACRE Home Builder’s personal custom built 5/3 ON 21 ACRES Affordable lot. SELLER FINANCING COMMUNITY PIECE two half baths, with over 4,000 sq. ft. of 5/6 with 7000 sq. ft of living. Bring your own builder. 2.5 square acre. Bring your All lots have large concrete pads Located across from the Swiss living. Direct Lakefront with pool & spa, 36x50 Barn with 3 horse stalls. No HOA fees!!! own builder. Enjoy country with water, electric and sewer. Fairways Golf Course. Lake private boat dock with lift. Two master Fenced & cross fenced with wood Lot dimensions 190x90. living at its finest! G4658578 Club House & pool. G4680121 Access. No Deed Restrictions or suites. Gorgeous kitchen! G4695717 fencing. Short Sale. G4700342 G4698066 352-793-8084 352-793-8084 HOA. G4699786 $949,900 $975,000 $24,900 $27,900 $53,000 $109,900
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ZONED R-1, HIGH & DRY 20 ACRE PARCEL FULLY OWNER FINANCING GORGEOUS 10+/- ACRE BUILD YOUR OWN PLANTATION DON’T MISS THIS 7.85 secluded wooded FENCED AVAILABLE WATERFRONT TRACT ON 77+/- ACRES OPPORTUNITY acres! Zoning permits This would make a wonderful Located on a canal leading to Lake Build your dream home Plenty of room to farm or bring Affordable Hwy frontage horses. Quiet old Florida Ranch or Estate. Zoning permits Louisa of the Clermont Chain. Lot waterfront estate. No HOA your toys, boats, RV’s etc. property zoned C-1. neighborhood. horses. There is a well on the dimensions are 80x400. No HOA. or Deed Restrictions. Endless possibilities!! G4690536 The lot is 100x100. G4699290 property. G4698827 G4672964 G4699788 352-793-8084 G4657330 $109,900 $152,900 $174,900 $219,900 $499,900 $49,900
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WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY DON’T MISS THIS GREAT DUPLEX IN THE CITY HIGHWAY FRONTAGE ON 50 GREAT FRONTAGE ON INCOME PRODUCING TO OWN A CORNER DUPLEX INVESTMENT! LIMITS OF MASCOTTE Zoned C-1 with a 4,000 sq. ft. +/- HIGHWAY 27 & HWY 19 PROPERTY COMMERCIAL LOT Built in 2005 – Two 3/2 Unique property that is 5 ½ acres building. This property can be This lot is 2.30 acres 4 Apartment rentals in the Located directly on Hwy 50. Zoned w/1100 sq. ft. of living. Both that is zoned low density, split into 2 parcels (1+/- acre). with electrical Downtown historic district of Downtown Mixed Use. Possible sides have a 1 car garage. single family 1-4 units. Price to Sell!!! on property. Clermont. Owner motivated! Owner Financing. G4700103 G4636944 G4699978 G4695513 G4683923 G4695512 $144,900 $159,900 $239,900 $299,900 $310,000 $374,900 COMMERCIAL WE HAVE BUYERS!!!! WE NEED LISTINGS!!!!
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY A working nursery on 22 acres. CALL US TODAY FOR A MARKET ANAYLSIS 18 acres irrigated. Thousands of Palm Trees. Call office for more info on inventory. G4699893 $799,000 ON YOUR HOME OR PROPERTY. C8 SOUTH LAKE PRESS Wednesday, November 13, 2013 / DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, November 15, 2013 START LIVING THE LIFE! BEAUTIFUL GOLF COURSE FRONTAGE! CONSERVATION VIEWS! Morocco spreads its style influence westward
PATRICIA SHERIDAN melting pot of Euro- 2/2, den, extended 2CG, energy saving Custom great room plan, 2/2, den, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette pean, Middle Eastern features! NEWER COMMUNITY & extended 2.5CG, gorgeous setting! and African cultures. MARRAKECH, Mo- TOWN SQUARE! ENERGY EFFICIENT! Intricate patterns and 170's G4700541 Low 200's #1574 rocco — Moroccan textures collide with LOW MAINTENANCE! style has gone main- FABULOUS POOL HOME! color to create a kind stream. Its Moor- ish, French and Ar- of clashing continuity. abesque influences J.Crew is featur- have proved irresist- ing fall sweaters in- ible to arbiters of fluenced by scarves fashion and design, and rugs found in the Double master, 2/2, den, huge great Corner lot, double master, 2/2, eat-in as they translate intri- Marrakech market. room overlooks the pool! kitchen, lanai, 1.5 car garage. cate templates from The ubiquitous SPOIL YOURSELF! FURNITURE NEGOTIABLE! hoodie favored Low 200's #1570 Very low 100's #1505 Berber carpets, Kas- bah tiles and riad around the world is CONSERVATION VIEWS! COUNTRY VIEWS! arches for Western just a cropped jelaba, taste by reducing the a full-length hood- busyness. ed robe worn by both Best described as men and women a fearless approach since the days of the to excess, the Moroc- prophets. Custom split 3/2, granite countertops, Split 2/2, formal rooms, family room & can look may have Also popular with double garage, nook open to KT, huge extended lanai! evolved as a counter- Moroccans and tour- OVERSIZED PATIO! GORGEOUS WOODED SETTING! point to the mono- ists are turbans and 270's #1575 Low 200's #1522 tone deserts that cov- babouches, which are SHNS STILL LIKE NEW! FURNISHED er much of this North rounded or pointed Assortment of glass perfume African country. leather slippers. Yel- bottles from Morocco at Emra- Since the first cara- low pointed babouch- ni-Art Marrakech. vans crisscrossed the es with a striped deserts and climbed jelaba is Morocco’s As for the colors, co- the Atlas mountains, version of the blue balt blue and green Morocco has been a blazer and flannels. Split 2/2, den, great room, screened On a corner lot! 2/2, Florida room, tones come from lanai,1.5 car garage with storage. carport, storage shed, nicely landscaped. miles of Atlantic and HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE SHOWER. NEWER ROOF & AC! Mediterranean coast- Low 100's #1558 60's #1270 line, pinks from sand The Life You’ve Waited Your Whole Life For... dunes lit by the sunset Something for Everyone!! Let Us Find Your Dream Home! and the reds from the clay that surrounds Marrakech. So from souk to sea, Morocco is the place to be if you want to SEASONAL & see the source for this LONG TERM 25327 US Hwy. 27 Ste. 202, OFFICE HOURS easy-to-assemble style MON-SAT: 9-5 RENTALS trend. AVAILABLE Leesburg, Fl. 34748 SUN: BY APPT. Contact Patricia Sheridan at (352) 326-3626 ~ (800) 234-7654 [email protected], [email protected] www.PALREALTY.net or follow her on Twitter at www.twitter.com/pasheridan. EXIT REALTY TRI-COUNTY MOUNT DORA 385-3948 THE VILLAGES 633-7011 18610 US HWY 441 • MOUNT DORA (EXIT) 510 COUNTY ROAD 466 • SUITE 207 • LADY LAKE ExitRealtyTriCounty.com
HASELTON VILLAGE MID FLORIDA LAKES MID FLORIDA LAKES LAKESIDE TERRACE REDUCED $19,900 $12,900 $9,900 $8,995 This 2 bedroom 2 bath beautifully landscaped home is located on an oversized lot. This 2 bedroom 2 bath comes furnished and is move- 2 bedrooms 2 baths partially furnished double wide. This furnished home includes a 53 in T.V. Home passed Dining room has a beautiful built in hutch. Master has huge walk-in closet, living in ready. Newer floors and A/C unit. Lots of space Wood floors throughout main living areas. Open floor energy audit 2 years ago for government rebate. Community room has bay windows and screen room has lots of windows for natural light. with screen room and shed. plan with lots of storage. has lots of amenities including a pool and boat docks. Call Jack Voller 352-552-2186 Call Paul Harris 810-347-2941 Call Paul Harris 810-347-2941 Call Jack Voller 352-552-2186
CORLEY ISLAND HASELTON VILLAGE SUNNY PINES PALM RIDGE MOTIVATED! $12,500 $17,900 REDUCED $14,900 MOTIVATED $12,990 This one bedroom 1 bath is perfect for a couple 2/2 with lots of upgrades. Newly remodeled kitchen and This home comes furnished along with having newer This immaculate 2/1 has everything you are looking for. Newer who wants to enjoy the Florida weather. Completely dining. Large master suite with walk- in closets and handicap appliances. Laminate and wood flooring throughout. upgraded kitchen and appliances, huge inside laundry with storage, redone on the inside. Lovely back porch for sitting out accessible bath. Family room and office add space to this home. Large rooms with a few extras built in. oversized living room, and large walk-in closet in master bedroom. and enjoying the mornings or evenings. Call Jack Voller 352-552-2186 Call Paul Harris 810-347-2941 Call Jack Voller 352-552-2186 Call Jack Voller 352-552-2186
LAKESIDE TERRACE 116 OLEANDER, LEESBURG LAKESIDE VILLAGE MID FLORIDA LAKES REDUCED $8,995 $37,900 $32,900 $12,500 1 /1 open floor plan is fully furnished. Lots of natural A new beginning for your retirement. 2 bed/ 2 bedroom 2 bath, fully furnished, turnkey home 2/2 canal front home has bonus room, screen room light. Inside laundry, screen room and carport. Wood vinyl 2 bath double wide. Own a share for reduce HOA. Large on Griffin Lake. Open floor plan with bonus room, and shed. Partially furnished with vinyl wood flooring flooring through out entire home. Nice yard with shade. Shed 2 screen rooms, and a Florida room screen room and 2 sheds. throughout. Bright and airy and ready to move in. Call Jack Voller 352-552-2186 Call Paul Harris 810-347-2941 Call Paul Harris 810-347-2941 Call Paul Harris 810-347-2941
Come and talk to me about selling your home or buying your dream home! Sam Walsh 352-385- HICKORY HOLLOW ESTATES PALM RIDGE MOBILE HOME PARK HICKORY HOLLOW ESTATES 3948 (office) $5,900 REDUCED $10,900 $10,500 407-506-3993 (direct) 2/1 home with upgraded appliances and wood Beautiful 2 bed 2 bath home. Well landscaped and maintained 3/2 inside laundry with lots of storage. Open floor [email protected] flooring and carpet throughout home. yard. Lots of storage and counter space in bathrooms and kitchen. plan, walk in closet in master bedroom. Screen room Nice shady area to enjoy community Open floor plan leaving lots of room to move around. Inside laundry off of living area Or you can visit my website at www. Call Paul Harris 810-347-2941 Call Jack Voller 352-552-2186 Call Paul Harris 810-347-2941 samanthawalshrealty.com