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NEWS BRIEFS Nugent voices, hears frustrations at town hall New Wal-Mart NANCY KENNEDY “The whole idea of a budget He said 10,000 baby boomers Nugent spoke about his own Staff Writer is to give a guideline for the fu- are becoming eligible for frustration with Congressional set to open on ture in regards to how the ap- Medicare every day, and that gridlock and the status quo in Wednesday INVERNESS — The mood propriators wind up the Medicare board is saying in Washington, and also of his On Wednesday, was “Nugent-friendly” as about appropriating funds,” he said. 10 to 12 years Medicare will be sense of urgency to fix the April 11, the doors 40 local citizens met with Rep. He added that he recently insolvent if nothing changes. problems the nation faces. Rich Nugent, R-Brooksville, for testified in front of the budget One of the ideas being dis- He said the United States will open to the new a town hall meeting Monday to committee on behalf of seniors cussed is a “premium support” has to make a choice about its Homosassa area discuss proposals regarding currently on Medicare and So- program where those who can future: The annual interest on Wal-Mart, located at Rep. Richard the federal budget. cial Security as well as those 55 afford more, pay more. the national debt is currently Nugent the intersection of Nugent began by saying the and older who are approaching “The problem with Washington, $200 billion — 40 cents of every U.S. 19 and West said the U.S. House’s “Path to Prosperity” eligibility, urging members to it tends to wait until the last dollar spent is borrowed money. needs a “flatter, Cardinal Street. budget is one of six or seven keep the benefits in place and minute to do something. Well, fairer” tax Events will kick off brought to the floor for a vote. not reduce any. we’re in the last minute,” he said. See NUGENT/ Page A2 system. with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 7:30 a.m., with various themed events to fol- low through Sunday, April 15. The new store, to No be open 24 hours a day, is approximately 51,000 square feet more larger than the pres- ent Homosassa Wal- Mart, and is a prototype with a more customer- 4-H? friendly ambiance than some of the larger Supercenters. Extension New law waives fees services on for veterans chopping block; One of the meas- ures signed into law county short late Friday by Gov. Rick Scott waives $7 million some license fees for military veterans. The CHRIS VAN ORMER bill (HB 887) allows Staff Writer the initial application fee and unlicensed LECANTO — The specter activity fee to be was raised Monday of clos- waived for veterans ing the extension services returning for service DAVE SIGLER/Chronicle division to meet county gov- Margaret Butts has had a front-row seat to the past 50 years of growth in Inverness from the window of her living for the first two years ernment budget needs. room in the Historic J.K. Kelley House on Main Street. “What do we mean by re- after they’re out of duced services?” asked the military. It applies Cathy Pearson, assistant to more than 20 pro- county administrator, fessional licenses, speaking to the Agricultural from those in real es- Alliance of tate to hairdressers. Citrus —From staff and wire reports ‘Miss Margaret’ County, a group of INSIDE business- people in HEALTH & LIFE: food-pro- duction and related Cathy trades that on Main Street Pearson meets said eliminating monthly at NANCY KENNEDY commercial businesses. As the came to Inverness from Paducah, extension the county only residence among the historic Ky., they fell in love with the area, service would extension Staff Writer save county homes on Main Street, sometimes and Miss Margaret with the Kelley office. $237,990 At its — INVERNESS people knock on her door thinking House. annually. or 50 years, Margaret Butts she’s a real estate agent or maybe “It was empty, and I used to first budget has had a front-row seat to an accountant. come up on the porch and peek in workshop on March 7, the F all the goings-on in Inverness. “I had a hard time when the the windows,” she said. “I love old Citrus County Board of County In 1962, she and her late hus- Chamber of Commerce bought houses, and I knew I wanted it.” Commissioners (BOCC) di- band Ed bought the 1903 J.K. Kel- Mrs. Hicks’ house (on Tompkins In Kentucky, Ed Butts was a rected staff to compile a list ley House on Main Street. Street),” she said. “The Chamber pilot. The couple had met when of potential spending cuts to She has seen the county grow put a sign across the street from Miss Margaret decided she save money. Pearson pro- from 9,000 to 140,000 and has en- me and I knew that was a bad idea wanted to learn to fly and Ed was posed cuts in her divisions Autism dured two road construction proj- because everybody thought I was her flight instructor. of services as an example of For the first time in ects that took 10 1/2 feet of her the Chamber of commerce and Another one of his students how much money could be nearly two decades, front yard. came to this house. That was before owned Shell gas stations, many of saved. experts want to rewrite For 40 years, she worked with I got my historic plaque out front.” them in central Florida. He told “I will tell you one of the definition of Ed at the Shell gas station they Part of the Walk of History pro- Mr. and Mrs. Butts if they came to them is eliminating the ex- autism./Page C1 owned (now Citgo) across the gram in Inverness, the J.K. Kelley Florida they could have one of his tension services,” Pearson TRAYVON MARTIN CASE: street from their house. She used House at 410 W. Main Street was stations. He said he was about to said. “We have eliminated to be able to make a quick dash originally owned by J.K. Kelley, a build one in Inverness. They took Bicentennial Pool. We have Who’s liable? across Main Street to home and former county commissioner, him up on his offer and moved closed Coastal Region Li- Homeowners associa- back, but with the traffic these school board member, Inverness south. brary. We have the closing tion could be targeted days, not even the quickest runner city council member from 1923 to They had been renting a small of two senior centers.” by lawsuit in teen’s should attempt it. 1927 and manager of a turpentine house and Miss Margaret was The county’s budget year death./Page A4 After 50 years, she still has the still located at the southern end of holding out, hoping for the one starts Oct. 1, so if these serv- WALL STREET: best view of the Christmas parade town. she really wanted. ices were dropped, the right from her front porch. When “Miss Margaret,” as Mrs. change would happen at the end of September. Sharp decline Today, all her neighbors are Butts is called, and her husband See MARGARET/ Page A2 The Dow drops more than 130 points, finish- See CUTS/ Page A2 ing under 13,000. /Page A7 COMING TOMORROW: Part eagle Two men arrested in separate scuffles with police Bob Griffin loves eagles. How much? Enough to A.B. SIDIBE walking to- crashing into a ditch, where Officers ically from the driver’s side sit for a full-back tattoo Staff Writer ward his he was arrested. obtained a and an attempt was made to that took 47 hours and vehicle and Investigators also report- description remove Tillman from the cost $2,200./Wednesday Two men arrested over was or- edly found marijuana in his of Tillman’s vehicle. the weekend allegedly at- dered to pants pocket, and the per- vehicle dur- He reportedly resisted of- INDEX tacked deputies, albeit stop. He al- son who called the sheriff ’s ing the ficers by flailing his arms Comics ...... C8 using different techniques. legedly ig- office said Beldotti had domestic and legs. In the process, he Community ...... C6 Charles Beldotti, 47, of nored the been drinking all day and battery com- repeatedly struck a deputy. Crossword ...... 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During the time for audi- “That may be true,” Nugent ence response, one woman, said, “and I hear this argu- NUGENT who asked that her name not ment every day: ‘Why are you Martin death won’t go to grand jury Continued from Page A1 be used, said she was upset passing this piece of legisla- Associated Press cases require the use of grand juries. that so much money goes to tion in the House when you Corey’s decision means she doesn’t Without a drastic change, other countries and much know the Senate won’t pass it ORLANDO — A grand jury will not have to rely on potentially unpredictable by 2014 the interest will be that remains in the U.S. is and the president won’t sign look into the Trayvon Martin case, a spe- jurors, said David Hill, an Orlando crim- $519 billion, which is more spent foolishly. it?’ But if we did nothing, cial prosecutor said Monday, leaving the inal defense attorney. than we spend on Medicare. “I think the biggest thing then how do you set the bar to decision of whether to charge the teen’s “Let’s give her the benefit of the doubt. By 2018, the interest will be you need to do is prioritize where things should be? We shooter in her hands alone and elimi- Maybe she knows there isn’t enough for $682 billion, which is equal to spending,” she said. “If you had have to do something.” nating the possibility of a first-degree first-degree murder but she wants to the defense budget. a bunch of housewives there Nugent also took the time murder charge. maintain control and charge him with Nugent said in the House’s instead of politicians, we could to let local veterans know That prosecutor, Angela Corey, said something else,” Hill said. “What does “Path to Prosperity” budget, get ourselves out of debt. Quit that his office has a number her decision had no bearing on whether she need a grand jury for? She cuts out if passed, is projected to take sending money to Iraq and of aggressive and knowledge- she would file charges against George the unpredictability of the grand jury. about 38 years to get to where Iran and bring it to America.” able staff members to help as Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch She goes where she feels she has more the country needs to be, “but Another man voiced his advocates with Veterans Af- volunteer who has said he shot the un- evidence.” it’s on the right path, a glide concern that the administra- fairs when they’re facing armed black teen in self-defense. Corey Prosecutors sometimes use grand ju- slope going down to where tion seems “hell-bent on a problems with VA services. could still charge him with a serious ries to avoid political fallout from con- we will start paying for what Saul Alinsky socialist path” To contact Rep. Rich Nu- felony such as manslaughter. troversial cases. But Corey was elected we have.” and that anything a Republi- gent, call his district office A grand jury had been set to meet by voters more than 100 miles away in Among other things, Nu- can House of Representa- toll-free at 866-492-4835. Tuesday in Sanford, about 20 miles the Jacksonville area, so political problems gent wants to see a “flatter, tives do won’t pass the Senate Chronicle reporter Nancy northeast of Orlando. are less of an issue for Corey, Hill said. fairer” tax system and one or be signed by the president. Kennedy can be reached at Corey has long had a reputation for Martin was killed Feb. 26 during a con- that’s friendlier to small “How do you hope to get 352-564-2927 or nkennedy not using grand juries if it wasn’t necessary. frontation with Zimmerman in a gated businesses. past that hurdle?” he asked. @chronicleonline.com. In Florida, only first-degree murder community in Sanford.

$110,000 with a $50,000 county $237,990 a year. Clos- support staff, some of whom 72 Civic Circle, Beverly Hills. homestead exemption. ing Bicentennial Pool would are paid though partner- ■ Congressman Rich Nu- MARGARET CUTS ■ Keep the current millage save $269,000. ships with the University of gent spoke to the alliance Continued from Page A1 Continued from Page A1 rate and reduce services. “The board of (the) county Florida and grant funding, about federal spending and “The reduced services we commission has a very not county taxes alone. taxation. One day she saw her hus- “The board of county have come up with is about tough decision. They really ■ The next county budget “Everything that happens band talking to one of the commissioners is right a $5 million savings, which do,” Pearson said. “Having workshop is scheduled at 5 in the federal government Kelley children who lived in now facing about a $7 mil- would mean we would still to determine whether to p.m. Tuesday, April 24, in has a direct impact on what Ocala — the children regu- lion shortfall,” Pearson be about $2 million short, close a senior center, close a Room 100 at the Citrus you pay,” Nugent said. larly came to check on the said. “Today, with the val- which possibly the board pool, eliminate extension. County Courthouse, 110 N. Nugent said too many house. Later he told her, ues of properties still de- could take from reserves,” How do you determine that? Apopka Ave, Inverness. regulations raised costs “Well, Margaret, I’m afraid creasing, Property Pearson said. That’s why we are asking ■ Citrus County Council and increased prices busi- we bought a house.” Appraiser Geoff Greene is ■ Spend from the $9.2 you all to come April 24 to will host Thorpe and Cathy nesses have to pass on to “I said, ‘Oh, glory be!’ That estimating about a 4 to 7 million in reserves to cover the next budget hearing. If Taylor, management and customers. was a happy day for me, but percent decrease in prop- the shortfall. you’ve got other suggestions, budget director, speaking on Chronicle reporter Chris maybe not for my husband erty values still for this “They would take from any other ways that we can the subject of the county Van Ormer can be reached at because he could see all the year, which is going to the savings accounts,” Pear- try to increase our rev- budget at 9 a.m. Wednesday 352-564-2916 or cvanormer work it would take,” she said. bring our revenues down son said. “That’s what your enues, please bring them at Beverly Hills Lions Club, @chronicleonline.com. “Old houses take a lot of work.” even more, which is creat- reserve is. And we would be before the board. They need Except for minor remod- ing our $7 million deficit.” one hurricane short of to hear this.” Verticals • Faux Wood Blinds • Shutters • Cellular Shades eling in the kitchen and the At the first budget hear- maybe a disaster.” The county extension removal of French doors, ing, County Administrator Pearson said the BOCC service represents pro- BLINDS the house is the same as it Brad Thorpe gave the decided not to take that grams in 4-H and youth de- was 50 years ago. BOCC three options: chance. velopment, natural WE’LL MEET OR BEAT ANY “They just didn’t suit the ■ Keep the current Since 2008, the BOCC has resource conservation, fam- 72 HOUR COMPETITORS PRICE* house,” Butts said. “We in- level of county services by reduced county spending by ily and consumer sciences, vestigated a few months ago increasing the millage rate $20 million and eliminated sustainable living and horti- FREE and found these pocket doors. by 0.8063 mills to 6.5362 more than 100 county staff culture — the Master Gar- BLIND FACTORY I wasn’t sure if termites or mills to raise about $7 mil- positions, according to dener program and plant • Valances 2011 bugs had eaten them, but LECANTO ~ TREETOPS PLAZA • Installation lion. Pearson said the Pearson. clinics. It offers workshops 1657 W. 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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Around U.S. Rep. to host military academy open house THE STATE NANCY KENNEDY All high school students U.S. Army colonel. ricula of each of the service acade- Citrus County Staff Writer who are interested in learn- “By attending, they will mies, and military career opportu- ing more about applying to a learn the nomination and nities, which will help them Strategic planning set INVERNESS — For those high military service academy and appointment procedures determine which, if any academy, is school students who dream of at- the eligibility requirements and timelines. It’s espe- best for them. for CERT meeting tending West Point, the Air Force for a congressional appoint- cially important for stu- “The service academies are The regular monthly meet- Academy or the Naval Academy at ment are urged to attend. dents to attend if they are ranked among the very best higher- ing of the Community Emer- Annapolis, dreaming won’t get you “From my perspective of in the 9th or 10th grades so education schools in the country,” there. sitting on service academy that they learn how to best Ebitz said. “A four-year education at gency Response Team Curt Ebitz (CERT) for the Northeast Rep. Rich Nugent, R-Brooksville, review boards for a number prepare themselves for the an academy is valued at an estimated is hosting a Military Service Acad- of years, the open house is retired U.S. academic and physical re- $350,000-plus. Even more valuable is Quadrant will be at 7 p.m. Army colonel. Wednesday, April 11, at Our emy Open House from 5:30 p.m. to extremely important for any quirements of the acade- that the service academies develop Lady of Grace Parish Life 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the City student contemplating a mies,” Ebitz said. the mind, body and spirit.” Council Chambers at Inverness City Center, 6 Roosevelt Blvd., service academy, as well as their Ebitz added that students can For information, call 352-799-8354 Hall, 212 West Main Street, Inverness. Beverly Hills. All members parents,” said Curt Ebitz, a retired learn about the philosophy and cur- or toll-free at 866-492-4835. are asked to attend, as strategic planning for the group will be discussed. There continues to be a need for CERT volunteers throughout Citrus County. For more information, call Gerry Brummer, chairman, Citrus Spurred into action County CERT Action Com- mittee, at 352-382-4446 or visit the CERT website at www.citruscountycert.org. 20/20 directors to meet April 16 The Citrus 20/20 Board of Directors will meet at 5:30 p.m., Monday, April 16, in room 117, Lecanto Govern- ment Building, 3600 W. Sov- ereign Path, Lecanto. All directors are asked to attend. Interested persons are invited. For more information about Citrus 20/20 Inc., visit the website at www.citrus 2020.org or call 352-344- 5955. Leesburg Houseguest shooting may be self-defense Lake County Sheriff’s offi- cials said a man may have MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle been acting in self-defense An engineering firm has been hired to draw plans for the reconstruction of areas along Southeast Cutler Spur Boulevard. when he shot and killed a 27- year-old houseguest at his central Florida home. Two construction projects to begin this summer on Cutler Spur Boulevard Investigators said 21-year- old Jakob Penrod shot Gre- A.B. SIDIBE Kings Bay Plaza and other the bay. He said when work be- Boulevard is old and will gory Gayle during a fight Staff Writer commercial parking lots Houston said construc- gins there will be periods probably need to be re- Saturday night. Gayle, who where rainwater now flows tion of the wetland should of road closures on the placed. was engaged to Penrod’s sis- CRYSTAL RIVER — virtually unfiltered into the take about a year. The road, which runs parallel He said the city, water ter, had been staying at the The city and the South- King’s Bay canal system. city’s Cutler Spur recon- to U.S. 19 and behind many management district and home for about three weeks. west Florida Water Man- The city is also finaliz- struction project will of the businesses fronting U.S. Fish and Wildlife The Orlando Sentinel re- agement District ing plans to begin work on begin a little later than the that busy thoroughfare. Service will coordinate ported sheriff’s investigators (SWFWMD) are getting upgrading the road, which wetland project, according Burnell expects work to be the location for the new said it appeared the shooting ready to kick off dual con- will serve as the entrance to David Burnell, the city’s finished by either summer Three Sisters Springs en- happened in self-defense, ac- struction projects in and to Three Sisters Springs. public works director. or fall of 2013. trance off Cutler Spur cording to evidence gathered around the Three Sisters The city has systems in At the Crystal River City “Our concern is with Boulevard based on what at the scene. Penrod was not Springs property. place in culverts that now Council’s March 26 meet- how we are going to work happens with funding for arrested. According to City Ad- capture large items, such ing, officials voted to with those businesses to a visitor center for the fu- Authorities said Gayle was ministrator Andy Hous- as garbage, before rainwa- award a $98,380 engineer- minimize the impact of the ture manatee-viewing/na- taken to an Orlando hospital ton, SWFWMD, which ter enters the canals lead- ing contract to Wilson- work,” Burnell said. He ture preserve. purchased 25 percent of where he died Sunday. ing into the bay, but Miller/Stantec. said officials will be meet- The Cutler Spur project the 57-acre property to anything beyond that goes Burnell said the bid- ing with business owners is estimated at $1.3 mil- build a storm water filter- into King’s Bay virtually ding for the actual con- in the affected area before lion, with the state De- New Port Richey ing wetland, is expected to untouched. struction work would construction work begins partment of Trans- begin work on that project The water district’s begin soon after the engi- to map out optimal strate- portation paying half the Man dies after this summer. plan is to divert that water neering work is done. gies for a good working re- cost. crash with deputy The project is set for into a wetland filtering “We are looking at late lationship. Chronicle reporter A.B. Three Sisters’ eastern system that will cleanse it fall for the actual con- Burnell also said a 15- Sidibe can be reached at Officials said a 68-year-old boundary, across Cutler of all the noxious muck struction to begin,” foot navigable culvert that 352-564-2925 or asidibe@ man died following a head-on Spur Boulevard from naturally, before it enters Burnell said. runs under Cutler Spur chronicleonline.com. crash with a Pasco County sheriff’s deputy. The crash happened early Monday in New Port Richey. The Florida Highway Patrol said Arthur Marion Lent Jr. Dispatchers receive may have suffered a medical City preps for food festival emergency when his vehicle veered into the path of a thanks during week deputy’s cruiser. Special to the Chronicle “Main Course on Main Street” will GAIL TIERNEY FHP said Lent was taken behalf of the 911 center. Special to the Chronicle County firefighters and to the hospital, where he INVERNESS — The city feature food from favorite Inverness Nature Coast Emergency of Inverness is partnering died. The Citrus County Sher- Medical Services members with the Boys & Girls Clubs restaurants and entertainment. The sheriff’s office said the iff ’s Office is honoring the also plan to acknowledge of Citrus County to present deputy was not injured in the men and women who serve the dispatchers by provid- the third annual Taste of In- Vacations, will be provided the event. Other sponsors to low-speed crash. as communications officers ing complimentary light verness on April 14. “Main by freelance vocal artist Su- date are: Lenny and Dianne An investigation into the during National Public food items during the week. Course on Main Street” will sanne Smith and local gui- Damron (LKQ), Waste Man- crash is continuing. Safety Telecommunicators Communications officers feature food from favorite tarists Ben Medrano and Ed agement, $1,500 level; An- Week, April 8 to 14. The take calls in times of crisis Inverness restaurants, en- Lattin. Smith began her nett Bus Lines, Woodard & week of recognition is ded- and are the voices that Tallahassee tertainment, silent auctions, musical career in opera, but Curran, Ted Williams Mu- icated to the 911 call- comfort the frightened and music and artists under the soon migrated to jazz, seum and Brian Ludwick, fi- takers, dispatchers, those injured, and the ones who Court rejects $79.2M white tents and twinkling rhythm and blues and coun- nancial adviser for Merrill who maintain radio and offer reassurance that help smoker death verdict lights at the city of Inverness try, performing throughout Lynch, $1,000 level; Center emergency phone systems, is on the way. They help Government Building be- the New York metropolitan State Bank and BB&T Bank, A Florida appellate court supervisors and managers save countless lives by pro- ginning at 5:30 p.m. area and Florida. $500 level; Van Allen Insur- has rejected a $79.2 million of 911 centers, and other cessing and prioritizing in- ance, Williams, McCranie, Angelo’s Pizzeria, Beef ‘O’ Susi La Forsch has communications staff who coming calls and verdict against R.J. Reynolds Wardlow and Cash, and Brady’s, Chefs of Napoli II, arranged an exhibit of local provide emergency assis- dispatching law enforce- Tobacco Co. for a smoker’s James Neal, P.A., $250 level; Coach’s Pub and Eatery, artists. They are Jeanette tance to the community. ment officers, firefighters cancer death. and Powers Protection Deco Café, Hollywood Pizza, Berndsen, Marian Fox, Susi Introduced to Congress and paramedics to thou- Monday’s ruling in Talla- Service, Cadence Bank and Ice Cream Doctor, Little Italy La Forsch, Connie Phillips, with the help of the Associ- sands of scenes throughout hassee came in one of the David Rom of State Farm of Inverness, Mama’s Kuntry Vicki Pritchard, Rebecca ation of Public-Safety Com- the county. They keep thousands of smoker lawsuits Insurance, $100 level. Busi- Kafe, Natural Kitchen at Pujals-Jones, Kim Shields munications Officials emergency responders against tobacco companies. nesses or individuals inter- Skoor’s Market, Numero and Michelle Wirt. The ex- (APCO) in 1991, the obser- safe by providing the most A three-judge panel of the ested in becoming sponsors Uno Pizzeria, Rustic Ranch, hibit is titled “The Tie That vance takes place annually accurate, up-to-date infor- 1st District Court of Appeal should call 352-621-9225. Stumpknockers on the Binds,” with artists repre- during the second full mation while monitoring ruled the verdict was exces- Square, Subway and T. senting some aspect of In- Tickets are $25 and may week of April. their activities by radio. sive. It instructed a Levy Willie’s Steakhouse are par- verness relationships in be purchased from any Boys In Citrus County, the cel- The scope of a telecom- County trial judge to reduce ticipating restaurants. They their work. & Girls Clubs of Citrus ebration begins on Tues- municator’s job includes a the award or hold a new trial will serve signature dishes All funds raised from the County board member, at Ca- day, April 10, when county range of radio, computer, on damages. and be judged for presenta- event will benefit the Boys dence Banks throughout the commissioners issue a medical, telephone, map- The district judges affirmed tion and taste, as well as by & Girls Clubs of Citrus county, Tally-Ho Vacations, proclamation naming April ping and teletype duties; that Reynolds was responsi- popular vote. Restaurants lo- County, a youth develop- The Ice Cream Doctor, City 8 to 14 as National Public counseling the injured; ble for James Cayce cated within the city limits ment organization reaching of Inverness Finance De- Safety Telecommunicators and providing security in Horner’s death, but ruled the interested in participating almost 700 children ages 5 partment and Ink-for-Less in Week. Communications times of distress. jury was improperly swayed may call Pati Smith at 352- to 18 years in 2011. Inverness, at the Boys & manager Sgt. Elena Vitt Gail Tierney is the pub- by his daughter’s unrelated 726-2611, ext.1304. Sunflower Springs As- Girls Clubs of Citrus County and communications offi- lic information officer for hardships. Music, sponsored by Edu- sisted Living Community is website, www.citrusbgc.com, cer Robert Bang will ac- the Citrus County Sheriff ’s — From staff and wire reports cational Tours and Tally-Ho the $2,500 title sponsor of or by calling 352-621-9225. cept the proclamation on Office. A4 TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012 LOCAL/STATE CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Homeowners association could be sued in Martin case Associated Press happened and Zimmerman lived. or acquittal wouldn’t stop Martin’s go-to person for residents who had son the keys to a brand new That’s because if Zimmerman’s parents from suing The Retreat at been the victims of a crime. Corvette when he turns 16” and he SANFORD — If Trayvon Mar- claim that he shot the unarmed 17- Twin Lakes homeowners association. That seeming endorsement of gets in an accident, said Roberto tin’s family sues over his death, year-old in self-defense is upheld Plus, lawyers say, Exhibit A Zimmerman exposes the 7-year- Blanch, a South Florida attorney they might not target George Zim- by prosecutors, a judge or a jury, would be a newsletter sent by the old association to possible legal who specializes in homeowners merman but instead the home- Florida’s so-called stand your association to residents in Febru- action by Martin’s parents, home- associations. “You may be seen as owners association of the ground law would protect him ary, the same month as the shoot- owners association attorneys said. enabling the occurrence or the neighborhood where the shooting from a lawsuit. But his clearance ing. It said Zimmerman was the “It’s almost like if you give your loss.” For the RECORD Citrus County feet from an educational institu- Crystal River, 9:05 p.m. March 6 ■ A vehicle burglary occurred in the 1500 block of White Lake ■A larceny petit theft occurred Sheriff’s Office tion. Bond $2,000. was arrested on charges of pos- at about 2:24 p.m. April 5 in the Drive, Inverness. at about 1:38 p.m. April 6 in the ■ Lynn Merie Hallman session of a controlled substance 1900 block of N.W. U.S. 19, ■ 4200 block of S. Jody Point, Ho- DUI arrests , 23, A vehicle burglary occurred 7770 E. Rustic Trail, Inverness, (cocaine), possession of marijuana Crystal River. at about 11:45 a.m. April 7 in the mosassa. ■ Lois Jean Newhouse, 41, 7:43 p.m. March 3 was arrested and paraphernalia. Bond $3,000. ■ area of E. Bradley Street and N. ■ 8449 W. Admiral Byrd Lane, A residential burglary oc- A petit theft occurred at on a charge of false identification ■ Jason Lee Schiedenhelm Charles Avenue, Inverness. Crystal River, 3:22 a.m. April 3 , curred at about 12:36 a.m. April 6 about 8:38 p.m. April 6 in the to a pawnbroker. Bond $2,000. 29, 8095 E. Wolf Gang Court, ■ was arrested on a charge of driv- in the 1000 block of Princeton A vehicle burglary occurred 2400 block of E. Gulf-to-Lake Floral City, 12:00 a.m. March 7 ing under the influence. New- ■ James Warren Graham, Lane, Inverness. at about 8:47 a.m. April 8 in the Highway, Inverness. was arrested on charges of fail- house was stopped for a bad 26, 86 N. Sheltering Oaks Drive, ■ A residential burglary oc- area of N.E. 10th Street and N.E. ■A larceny petit theft occurred ure to register as a sex offender side headlight and the deputy Inverness, 4:52 p.m. March 5 curred at about 2:27 a.m. April 6 5th Avenue, Crystal River. at about 2:26 p.m. April 7 in the and possession of marijuana. smelled a strong odor of alcohol was arrested on charges of in the 1000 block of Princeton Thefts 2800 block of E. Gulf-to-Lake Bond $2,500. from her. She eventually failed grand theft and trafficking in Lane, Inverness. ■ Highway, Inverness. ■ Michael David Carty A grand theft occurred at field sobriety tests. Bond was $500. stolen property. Bond $12,000. , 36, ■ A vehicle burglary occurred about 11:34 a.m. April 5 in the Vandalisms 7533 W. Turkeyneck Court, Ho- ■ Travis Evan Crabb ■ Earl Bernard Jenkins, 42, at about 9:51 a.m. April 6 in the 7000 block of N. Suncoast ■ , 29, mosassa, 7:44 p.m. March 7, A vandalism occurred at 3351 SE 193rd Place, Yankee- 125 NE 9th Ave., Crystal River, 4100 block of N. Stewart Way, Boulevard, Crystal River. was arrested on a charge of bat- about 4:13 p.m. April 5 in the town, 2:33 a.m. April 8 was ar- 9:03 p.m. March 5 was arrested Beverly Hills. ■ tery on a person 65 years or A petit theft occurred at about 2700 block of E. Dawson Drive, rested on a charge of driving on charges of possession of a ■ older. Bond $2,000. A vehicle burglary occurred 12:09 p.m. April 5 in the 1100 block Inverness. under the influence, possession controlled substance (cocaine) at about 6:47 p.m. April 6 in the of E. Whirl Away Circle, Inverness. ■ and resisting an officer. Bond ■ David Burl Jefferson, 39, A vandalism occurred at of marijuana and paraphernalia. 400 block of W. Blueflax Court, ■ about 10:29 p.m. April 5 in the $2,500. 766 N. Hollywood Circle, Crystal A petit theft occurred at about Crabb was reportedly found par- Beverly Hills. 1:17 p.m. April 5 in the 50 block 10500 block of E. Gobbler Drive, tially slumped in a running truck ■ Bill James Brantley, 61, River, 9:03 p.m. March 5 was ar- ■ rested on charges of possession A residential burglary oc- of S. Jackson Street, Beverly Hills. Floral City. and had to be awakened. The 6295 W. Flanders Lane, Crystal curred at about 7:15 p.m. April 6 ■ ■ River, 2:00 a.m. March 6 was ar- of a controlled substance A grand theft occurred at A felony vandalism occurred deputy smelled a strong odor of in the 5200 block of N. Pepper- at about 7:51 a.m. April 7 in the rested on charges of grand theft (buprenorphine) and possession about 8:58 a.m. April 6 in the alcohol from him, but he refused mint Drive, Beverly Hills. 4200 block of S. Spring Song 3000 block of W. Rosehill Place, field sobriety tests and was ar- and trafficking in stolen property. of marijuana. Bond $10,500. ■A vehicle burglary occurred at Terrace, Homosassa. Beverly Hills. rested. Bond was $1,500. Bond $7,000. ■ Cindy Schaefer, 51, 1151 about 3:19 a.m. April 7 in the 2500 ■ A grand theft occurred at ■ A vandalism occurred at ■ Ken Edward Huse ■ Gary R. Stine, 24, 6000 S. NW Highway 19, Crystal River, , 38, 60 block of N.W. U.S. 19, Crystal River. about 10:56 a.m. April 6 in the about 7:50 p.m. April 7 in the N. Saturn Ave, Inverness, 3:46 Chestnut Terrace, Lecanto, 4:37 1:55 a.m. Monday was arrested ■ A residential burglary oc- 6300 block of S. Suncoast 6500 block of S. Hamburg Ter- a.m. Monday was arrested on a p.m. March 6 was arrested on on charges of possession of a curred at about 5:20 a.m. April 7 Boulevard, Homosassa. race, Homosassa. charge of driving under the influ- charges of possession of a con- controlled substance (methadone ence third offense within 10 trolled substance (meth), para- hydrochloride), violation of pro- years of last conviction. Huse phernalia and resisting an officer. bation and paraphernalia. Bond was found crashed and slumped Bond $11,000. $5,500. over in a truck at his neighbor’s ■ Helen Hall, 35, 64 Maple Burglaries Legal notices in today’s Citrus County Chronicle fence. Huse reportedly was dis- St., Inglis, 6:37 a.m. March 6 was ■ A petit theft occurred at oriented and thought he was arrested on charges of possession about 5:32 a.m. April 5 in the home and smelled of alcohol. He of a controlled substance (meth) 5900 block of W. Green Acres Meeting Notices...... C12 was unsteady and refused to an- and paraphernalia. Bond $5,500. Street, Homosassa. swer the deputy’s inquiries. He ■ Nichole Marie Mandat, 23, ■ A vehicle burglary occurred was arrested. Bond was $10,000. 1080 E. Figaro Court, Hernando, at about 7:03 a.m. April 5 in the Other arrests 3:59 p.m. March 6 was arrested 3400 block of S. Highlands Av- ■ Samuel Willie Taylor, 19, on charges of trafficking in stolen enue, Inverness. Notice to Creditors/Administration . . . C12 1100 Independence Highway, In- property and false identification. ■ A residential burglary oc- verness, 11:31 a.m. March 3 was Bond $7,000. curred at about 7:57 a.m. April 5 arrested on a charge of posses- ■ Anthony Wayne Dabney, in the 3200 block of E. Fox Court, sion of marijuana within 1,000 53, 2739 N. Reynolds Ave., Inverness. 000B03K

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PERIODICAL POSTAGE PAID AT INVERNESS, FL SECOND CLASS PERMIT #114280 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012 A5 Obituaries Norma Mary of Beaufort, SC; brother, law enforcement and fire Charles Johnson, 71 Cummins, 82 Henry Baker (Nan) Freeman department organizations, Buck, 64 of New Smyrna, FL; sister, HERNANDO INVERNESS Toys for Tots, delivered HOMOSASSA Patricia Freeman (Max) turkeys at the holidays to Norma Jean Johnson, age A Witness to the Resur- Davis of Inverness, FL; six Bill Karnes, 83 those in need, Arthritis, Charles A. Buck, 64, of 71, of Hernando, Florida, rection in loving memory of grandchildren, Lillian (Steve) Alzheimers, Cystic Fibrosis Homosassa, also known as INVERNESS passed away on Friday, Mrs. Mary Helen Freeman Aldred, Liesle Spratling, and Paralized Veteran’s “Super Charlie,” died at April 6, Cummins, Laura (Shay) Dineen, Sam On April 8, 2012, Citrus Foundations, the American home Thursday, April 5. 2012, under age 82, of In- (Weslie) Keeler, James Lamar County lost one of its great- Legion, Easter Seal, Habitat He is survived by his Dad, the loving verness, Green III and Mary Jane est volunteers and charity for Humanity, and missions Richard Buck; his Step- care of HPH Florida, will Green; five great-grandchil- workers, Bill Karnes, who around the world. mom, Helen Buck; his sons, Hospice be cele- dren, Jaxon, Miles, Braydon, was born in In lieu of flowers, Bill Charles V. Buck, Derrick House in brated at 2 Keeler and Leila; and many Tullahoma, would appreciate your do- Buck; daughter, Cheri Lecanto, p.m. Wed- loved nieces, nephews, great- Tennessee, nation to any of his chari- Ponds; his brother, Richard FL, and sur- nesday, nieces and great-nephews. on August ties. Graveside services Buck Jr.; his sisters, Wilma rounded by April 11, Mrs. Cummins leaves behind 31, 1928. He with Honor Guard are Benefield, Violet McDaniel, Norma her family. Mary 2012, at the a legacy of love and Christian lived there scheduled for Friday, April Cecelia Merritt, Fawn Johnson Cummins She was First Pres- values and service. until he 13, 2012, at 10 a.m. at Florida Aungst. born on August 8, 1940, in byterian Church of Inver- began work- National Cemetery, Bush- In lieu of flowers, dona- Wachulla, FL, to the late ness with Pastor Craig S. Pearl Harris, 80 ing as a nell, Florida. A private Me- tions may be given to Francis Howze and Davies officiating. Inter- HOMOSASSA Bill Karnes rocket sci- morial Service for Bill will Charles V. Buck at 352-212- Gertrude Allbaugh of Don- ment will follow at Oak entist for be scheduled by the family 3801 or at the memorial, Pearl A. Harris, 80, of Ho- alsonville, GA. She was a Ridge Cemetery, Inverness, the Federal Government, at a later date. Chas. E. which will be held at the mosassa, passed away at her sister to Edward Howze, of Florida. The family will re- and then joined the Air Davis Funeral Home with VFW in Crystal River at 1 home, April 7, 2012, under Greenwood, Mississippi; ceive friends from 6 p.m. Force, serving for four years Crematory, of Inverness, is p.m. Tuesday, April 10. the loving care of Hospice of and Nelma Faye, of Las until 8 p.m. Tuesday at the in the Korean War. in charge of arrangements. Sign the guest book at Citrus County and her sons, Vegas, Nevada. Inverness Chapel of Hooper He leaves behind his wife, Sign the guest book at www.chronicleonline.com. Charles W. and H.“D” III Norma was a native Funeral Homes. The family Katie Karnes of Inverness; www.chronicleonline.com. (Mary Ann). She was born Floridian and a longtime requests expressions of daughter, Debbie Karnes of See DEATHS /Page A9 December 11, 1931, in Citrus County resident who sympathy take the form of Atlanta, GA; sons, Dennis Anna Kierus, 89 Carlisle, PA, daughter of was married to the late memorial donations to Hos- and Karl Karnes of Virginia; DUNNELLON William and Hazel Jimmy Hendry Johnson for pice of Citrus County, PO step-daughter Krista Blas- OBITUARIES (Swarner) Egulf. She Anna Kierus, 89, of Dun- 40 years. She was a home- Box 641270, Beverly Hills, berg of Inverness; three worked as a nurse’s aide nellon, died Saturday,  Citrus County Chron- maker and mother to FL 34464. Online condo- grandchildren; and one The and took good care of her March 31, 2012, at Citrus icle’s policy permits Jeanne White and husband, lences may be sent to the great-grandson, Cody family. She enjoyed travel- Memorial Health System in both free and paid Greg, of Orlando, FL, Cindy family at www.Hooper Blasberg. ing, especially to Georgia. Inverness. obituaries. Larsen and husband, FuneralHome.com. Bill and his late wife, Mrs. Harris was preceded Heinz Funeral Home & Wayne, of Lecanto, FL, An- Mrs. Cummins was born Doris, loved serving others.  Obituaries must be sub- in death by her daughter, Cremation, Inverness. gela Oliverio and husband, February 5, 1930, in They volunteered with Hos- mitted by the funeral Karen A. (9-10-10), and her Anthony, of Crystal River, Daleville, AL, daughter of pice, drove people who home or society in husband, H.D. Jr. She is sur- FL; and a stepmother to the late Thomas and Julia needed rides to the doctors William ‘Bill’ charge of vived by her two sons, four Gary Johnson of Hernando, (Peacock) Freeman Sr. She and delivered for Meals on Dodson, 55 arrangements. grandchildren and 11 great- FL, and Jerry Johnson and died April 8, 2012, in Inver- Wheels. Bill served as Pres- HERNANDO  grandchildren. The family Additionally, all obituar- wife, Cathy, of Sanford, FL. ness, FL. She attended the ident of the Lions Club and ies will be posted online requests expressions of Norma was blessed with University of Indiana, the donated time and helped William Dee “Bill” Dod- at www.chronicleonline sympathy take the form of many grandchildren as well Graduate School of Savings with Fort Cooper Park. son, 55, Hernando, died at .com. memorial donations to Hos- as great-grandchildren. She and Loan Development and Many of his charities in- home Saturday, April 7, pice of Citrus County, PO was loved by her family and the University of Georgia. cluded the American Can- 2012. Box 641270, Beverly Hills, many friends. She was a She worked as a Chief Exec- cer Society, Feed the Service and burial in West FL 34464. member of the congregation utive Officer and Executive Children, St. Jude’s Hospi- Virginia. Chas. E. Davis Fu- To Place Your of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Vice President of First Fed- Sign the guest book at tal, Key Training Center, neral Home With Crematory. A Memorial Service will eral Savings and Loan Asso- www.chronicleonline.com. and the Salvation Army. He “In Memory” ad, be held at 2 p.m. on Satur- ciation of Citrus County, also donated to the VA, Call Mike Snyder at 563-3273 day, April 14, 2012, at The retiring in 1990 after 27 SO YOU KNOW Make-A-Wish foundation, Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s years of service. [email protected] or Witnesses, 110 Central Av- She was the President of  Deadline is 3 p.m. for obituaries to appear in Saralynne Schlumberger at 564-2917 enue, Inverness, FL. In lieu Altrusa and in 1986 was “We Cater to Cowards!” [email protected] of flowers, a memorial con- given the Citrus County the next day’s edition. General & Cosmetic Dentistry tribution may be made c/o Chamber of Commerce An- HONEST • PROFESSIONAL • COMPASSIONATE Closing time for placing ad HPH Hospice Foundation nual Distinguished Citizen FREE SECOND OPINION. is 4 days prior to run date. ATTN: Donations 12107 Ma- Award. Mrs. Cummins was a Chas. E. Davis Most Insurance Accepted License #DN 17606 jestic Blvd., Hudson, FL member of the Order of Funeral Home With Crematory 34667. Eastern Star, Elks Lodge RUBY SHORT Service: Monday 2PM Sign the guest book at No. 2522, Inverness and a Viewing: Monday 12:30 PM DIXIE TOWNSEND www.chronicleonline.com. member and former treas- Service: Thursday 10am-Chapel urer of the First Presbyte- PHYLLIS FISHER Ledgerdentistry.com Se Habla Español rian Church of Inverness. Service: Decatur, IN OBITUARIES NORMA JOHNSON 000B1EI 3640 S. Suncoast Blvd., Homosassa,FL 34448 She enjoyed cooking, gar- Private Arrangements  Email obits@chronicle dening and reading. FRANK PUCKETT ( 352 ) 628-3443 Private Arrangements online.com. Survivors include daugh- COREY KELLER Service: Fri. 1 PM at residence  Phone 352-563-5660 ter, Julia (James L. Jr.) Green WILLIAM DODSON for details. of Inverness, FL; son, the Private Arrangements

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Lowes .56 1.8 22 31.09 -.26 +22.5 Walgrn .90 2.8 11 32.56 -.28 -1.5 McDnlds 2.80 2.8 19 98.88 +.26 -1.4 MolinaH s 25.65 -9.36 -26.7 CT Ptrs 6.17 -.76 -11.0 ClickSft 10.56 -1.97 -15.7 YRC rs ...... 4.89 -.22 -51.0 Centene 42.97 -7.83 -15.4 eMagin 2.70 -.26 -8.8 InterMune 12.90 -2.38 -15.6 INDEXES OwensC wtB 2.06 -.25 -10.8 PyramidOil 4.14 -.36 -8.0 MitekSys 6.37 -.98 -13.3 TO REQUEST STOCKS & FUNDS BiPNG 3.80 -.40 -9.5 ProlorBio 5.50 -.45 -7.6 StratusPrp 8.05 -1.20 -13.0 52-Week Net % YTD % 52-wk BridgptEd 21.18 -2.19 -9.4 AvalonHld 4.60 -.36 -7.3 IntrntGold 5.05 -.75 -12.9 High Low Name Last Chg Chg Chg % Chg Request stocks or mutual funds to be listed here by writing 13,297.11 10,404.49Dow Jones Industrials 12,929.59 -130.55 -1.00 +5.83 +4.43 DIARY DIARY DIARY 5,627.85 3,950.66Dow Jones Transportation 5,196.99 -87.34 -1.65 +3.53 -.50 the Chronicle, Attn: Stock Requests, 1624 N. Meadowcrest Advanced 637 Advanced 167 Advanced 461 467.64 381.99Dow Jones Utilities 455.80 -2.95 -.64 -1.91 +11.58 Blvd., Crystal River, FL 34429; or call 563-5660. Include Declined 2,415 Declined 298 Declined 2,072 8,718.25 6,414.89NYSE Composite 7,992.32 -89.03 -1.10 +6.89 -5.37 Unchanged 90 Unchanged 25 Unchanged 82 2,498.89 1,941.99Amex Index 2,366.54 -12.38 -.52 +3.87 -1.50 the name of the stock, market and ticker symbol. For mu- Total issues 3,142 Total issues 490 Total issues 2,615 3,134.17 2,298.89Nasdaq Composite 3,047.08 -33.42 -1.08 +16.96 +9.94 tual funds, list parent company, symbol and the exact name New Highs 22 New Highs 1 New Highs 28 1,422.38 1,074.77S&P 500 1,382.20 -15.88 -1.14 +9.91 +4.36 New Lows 60 New Lows 16 New Lows 69 14,951.57 11,208.42Wilshire 5000 14,514.38 -175.76 -1.20 +10.04 +3.20 of the fund. Staff will not provide real-time quotes. 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IndiaGC .39 -.01 MdwGold g 1.35 -.02 PyramidOil 4.14 -.36 AbdnEMTel 19.18 -.25 GamGldNR 15.70 -.14 Taseko 3.19 -.15 VirnetX 23.37 -.47 Bahrain .3770 .3769 AdmRsc 71.54 +4.59 CAMAC En .90 -.02 CrSuisInco 3.71 -.01 InovioPhm .65 -.02 NavideaBio 2.78 -.11 Quepasa 3.75 -.16 CrSuiHiY 3.10 -.03 GascoEngy .22 -.00 NeoStem .32 -.02 QuestRM g 2.33 -.04 Tengsco .95 -.05 VistaGold 2.83 -.10 Brazil 1.8187 1.8233 Adventrx .64 -.01 CardiumTh .26 +.01 IntellgSys 1.51 -.04 Timmins g 2.11 -.05 D-E-F Gastar grs 2.69 -.08 NBRESec 4.20 ... RareEle g 6.02 +.17 VoyagerOG 2.40 ... Britain 1.5902 1.5885 AlexcoR g 6.48 -.08 CelSci .44 -.02 GenMoly 3.13 -.08 IntTower g 3.79 -.16 TrnsatlPet 1.23 +.01 CFCda g 21.34 -.11 Nevsun g 3.35 ... Rentech 2.10 -.04 Canada .9965 .9971 AlldNevG 30.28 +.10 DejourE g .31 -.02 GeoGloblR .22 +.01 J-K-L NwGold g 9.45 -.06 RexahnPh .45 -.04 TravelCtrs 5.92 -.25 Vringo 3.36 +.70 CheniereEn 16.27 -.12 AmApparel .83 +.06 DenisnM g 1.42 -.07 GoldResrc 25.42 -.16 NA Pall g 2.43 -.07 Richmnt g 6.89 -.05 TriangPet 6.15 -.01 Vringo wt .86 +.33 Chile 481.60 484.25 AmLorain 1.20 -.11 CheniereE 22.90 +.27 KeeganR g 3.13 -.04 EV LtdDur 16.04 -.08 GoldenMin 7.00 -.27 NthnO&G 20.22 +.03 Rubicon g 2.91 -.14 Tucows g 1.31 -.04 WFAdvInco 10.21 -.03 China 6.3078 6.3068 AntaresP 3.05 -.13 ChiGengM .93 +.01 EVMuniBd 13.00 +.02 GoldStr g 1.61 -.13 LadThalFn 1.67 -.06 LkShrGld g .93 -.06 NovaGld g 6.53 -.28 S-T-U Ur-Energy 1.12 -.05 WizrdSft rs 2.99 +.11 Colombia 1768.50 1772.50 Augusta g 2.28 +.04 ChinaShen 1.46 -.05 EVMuni2 14.22 +.12 GldFld 1.17 -.01 P-Q-R Aurizon g 4.47 -.08 ClaudeR g .95 -.03 ElephTalk 2.15 -.10 GranTrra g 6.00 -.20 LongweiPI 1.61 -.10 SamsO&G 2.24 -.09 Uranerz 2.17 -.12 XPO Log rs 16.68 +.01 Czech Rep 18.84 18.88 AvalnRare 2.85 ... CloughGEq 12.98 -.08 EllswthFd 7.25 -.09 GrtBasG g .63 -.02 LucasEngy 2.19 -.14 ParaG&S 2.42 -.05 SeabGld g 18.69 -.21 UraniumEn 3.17 -.11 YM Bio g 1.68 -.03 Denmark 5.6728 5.6821 Dominican Rep 39.05 39.05 Egypt 6.0400 6.0375 NASDAQ NATIONAL MARKET Euro .7624 .7637 Hong Kong 7.7652 7.7650 Name Last Chg AvisBudg 13.51 -.50 CognizTech 75.91 -1.38 FSI Intl 4.50 -.02 IconixBr 16.62 -.34 MedAssets 12.96 -.09 Patterson 32.52 -.35 Semtech 26.95 -.45 TripAdv n 35.50 -.73 Aware 3.64 -.02 Cogo Grp 2.51 -.06 FX Ener 4.90 -.36 IdenixPh 9.03 -.09 MedicActn 4.87 -.24 PattUTI 16.68 -.26 Sequenom 3.79 -.09 TriQuint 5.94 -.29 Hungary 225.04 226.41 A-B-C Axcelis 1.54 -.03 Coinstar 62.68 -.57 Fastenal s 51.58 -1.40 Illumina 52.62 +.29 MediCo 19.89 -.07 Paychex 31.05 -.50 SeraCare 3.98 ... TrueRelig 26.23 -.09 India 51.165 51.145 ColdwtrCrk .00 -.06 Medivation 77.83 -1.50 SvcSource 15.40 -.17 AMC Net n 43.37 -.16 BE Aero 45.10 -1.07 FifthStFin 9.57 -.09 ImunoGn 13.11 -.50 Pendrell 2.52 -.04 TrstNY 5.69 -.09 Indnsia 9159.00 9110.00 ColumLb h .69 -.01 MelcoCrwn 13.38 -.44 PnnNGm 42.29 -.61 SvArts rsh .13 -.01 ASML Hld 48.07 +.08 BGC Ptrs 6.98 -.12 FifthThird 14.31 -.31 Imunmd 3.35 -.07 Trustmk 24.08 -.32 Comcast 29.33 -.23 MentorGr 14.48 -.22 PennantPk 10.37 -.08 ShengInn rs 1.38 -.15 Israel 3.7448 3.7412 ATP O&G 6.70 -.10 BMC Sft 39.10 -.86 FnclInst 16.00 -.33 ImperlSgr 4.37 +.05 Comc spcl 28.97 -.14 MergeHlth 4.71 -.15 PeopUtdF 12.84 -.27 ShufflMstr 17.25 -.40 21Vianet n 11.40 +.10 Japan 81.66 81.59 AVI Bio 1.08 +.07 Baidu 148.80 +.55 Finisar 18.10 -.82 Incyte 18.97 -.62 Bazaarvc n 18.08 -.02 CmcBMO 39.19 -.62 FinLine 21.69 +.15 MeritMed s 11.96 -.06 PeregrinP h .48 -.01 Shutterfly 28.21 -1.26 TwinDisc 23.49 -1.64 Aastrom 2.07 +.04 Infinera 7.17 -.36 Jordan .7095 .7105 BeacnRfg 24.95 -.46 CommSys 13.10 -.12 FstCashFn 41.31 -.93 MeruNetw 3.07 -.03 PerfectWld 13.81 +.01 SigaTech h 3.05 -.10 UTiWrldwd 16.64 -.21 Abraxas 2.93 -.06 InfoSpace 12.12 -.05 Lebanon 1505.50 1503.50 BeasleyB 4.25 -.14 CommVlt 49.99 -.63 FMidBc 11.50 -.31 Micrel 9.84 -.08 Perrigo 104.30 -1.36 SigmaAld 71.47 -1.01 Ubiquiti n 30.50 -.46 AcadiaPh 1.72 -.10 Informat 51.48 -1.28 BedBath 71.04 -.81 CmplGnom 2.92 -.05 FstNiagara 9.24 -.20 Microchp 35.44 -.70 PetSmart 56.30 +.30 SignatBk 62.90 -.75 UltaSalon 94.37 -.67 Malaysia 3.0715 3.0665 Accuray 6.89 -.27 Infosys 56.77 -.62 Biocryst 4.05 -.31 Compuwre 8.75 -.19 FstSolar 20.19 -.79 MicronT 7.35 -.24 PetroDev 33.77 -.67 SilicGrIn 8.95 ... Achillion 10.57 -.38 IntgDv 6.75 -.22 Umpqua 12.84 -.33 Mexico 12.9462 12.9869 BioFuelE h .62 +.03 ComScore 20.03 -.40 FstMerit 16.30 -.19 MicrosSys 53.88 -.36 Pharmacyc 27.68 -1.05 SilicnImg 5.51 -.20 AcmePkt 26.15 -.26 Intel 27.76 -.31 Unilife 4.14 -.02 N. Zealand 1.2145 1.2204 BiogenIdc 126.61 -2.01 Comverse 6.28 -.08 Fiserv 68.77 -.57 MicroSemi 20.25 -.45 PhotrIn 6.19 -.18 SilicnMotn 18.71 -.50 AcordaTh 24.98 -1.34 InterDig 34.30 +.62 UtdOnln 4.72 -.09 BioMarin 33.01 -.49 ConcurTch 55.01 -1.28 Flextrn 7.06 -.01 Intrface 13.25 +.01 Microsoft 31.10 -.42 PinnaclA lf .33 -.21 Slcnware 5.85 -.04 Norway 5.7784 5.7876 ActivsBliz 12.72 +.03 US Enr 2.70 -.17 BioSante h .67 -.01 Conmed 29.64 -.57 FlowInt 3.86 -.20 InterMune 12.90 -2.38 Mindspeed 5.42 -.17 PlugPwr rs 1.18 -.09 SilvStd g 13.71 -.13 Peru 2.674 2.659 Acxiom 13.95 -.13 BlkRKelso 9.54 -.18 Copart s 25.31 -.17 FocusMda 24.57 -.53 IntlSpdw 28.25 -.31 Misonix 2.03 -.00 Polycom s 14.10 -.46 Sina 61.30 -.51 UtdTherap 44.49 -.21 AdobeSy 33.22 -.37 Poland 3.18 3.18 BlueNile 29.78 +.19 Corcept 3.96 ... Fonar 3.42 +.20 Intersil 10.65 -.18 MitekSys 6.37 -.98 Popular 1.95 -.08 Sinclair 10.43 -.37 UnivDisp 35.06 -.80 Adtran 28.78 -.48 BobEvans 36.73 -.35 CorinthC 3.78 -.20 ForcePro 5.55 ... Intuit 59.11 -.67 Molex 27.17 -.30 Power-One 4.14 -.05 SinoClnEn 1.90 -.24 UnivFor 32.53 -1.03 Russia 29.5776 29.5826 AdvEnId 12.13 -.35 BonTon 7.84 -.17 Costco 87.88 -.77 FormFac 5.29 +.13 InvRlEst 7.42 -.06 MonroMuf 39.67 -.34 PwShs QQQ 67.21 -.51 Sinovac h 1.87 -.03 UranmRs h .87 -.01 Singapore 1.2615 1.2608 AEterna g .80 +.00 BostPrv 9.24 -.26 CrackerB 55.43 -.92 Fortinet s 27.88 -.56 IridiumCm 8.27 -.27 MonstrBv s 62.90 -.48 Powrwv rs 1.89 ... SiriusXM 2.33 -.03 UrbanOut 29.48 -.55 Affymax 11.05 -.77 So. Africa 7.8762 7.8789 BreitBurn 18.94 -.06 Cree Inc 28.44 -1.17 Fossil Inc 138.30 +.23 Isis 8.15 -.40 Motricity 1.19 -.08 Pozen 6.74 +.08 Skullcdy n 16.60 -.46 Affymetrix 4.15 -.10 V-W-X-Y-Z So. Korea 1137.98 1131.90 Brightpnt 7.70 -.16 CrimsnExp 4.16 +.10 FosterWhl 21.78 -.72 IstaPh 9.02 -.02 MultimGm 11.03 -.24 PremExhib 2.56 +.12 SkywksSol 26.35 -.59 Agenus rs 6.34 -.11 Broadcom 36.83 -.57 Crocs 20.39 -.13 Francesc n 28.84 -1.36 Itron 42.77 -1.62 Mylan 21.98 -.61 Presstek h .60 -.00 SmtHeat rs 6.19 -.11 Sweden 6.7548 6.7515 AkamaiT 35.69 -.64 VCA Ant 23.26 -.53 BroadVisn 27.18 +.56 Ctrip.com 21.10 -.22 FredsInc 13.87 -.02 IvanhoeEn 1.00 -.05 MyriadG 23.46 -.21 PriceTR 63.61 -1.27 SmithWes 8.12 -.17 VOXX Intl 12.75 -.28 Switzerlnd .9164 .9172 Akorn 11.68 -.31 Broadwd h .40 -.02 SmithMicro 1.70 -.16 CubistPh 41.84 -.82 FriendFd n 1.22 -.09 J-K-L NABI Bio 1.87 -.04 PrSmrt 75.32 +.76 ValVis A 1.97 +.07 Taiwan 29.50 29.53 AlaskCom 2.68 -.12 BrcdeCm 5.53 ... Curis 4.79 +.04 FrontierCm 4.12 -.19 NF EnSv h 1.92 -.43 priceline 764.75 +7.95 SodaStrm 33.50 +.19 Alexion s 91.88 -1.79 BrooksAuto 11.75 -.30 CypSemi 14.41 -.22 FuelSysSol 22.61 -.85 j2Global 26.51 -.46 NII Hldg 18.27 +.11 PrimoWtr 1.68 -.12 Sohu.cm 51.06 -.88 ValueClick 19.99 +.08 Thailand 30.99 30.99 Alexza h .55 -.05 BuffaloWW 86.07 -1.38 CytRx h .36 -.04 FuelCell 1.32 +.04 JA Solar 1.35 -.05 NPS Phm 6.65 -.20 Primoris 15.17 -.48 Solazyme n 13.67 -1.28 VanSTCpB 79.03 ... Turkey 1.7984 1.7962 AlignTech 27.25 -.49 BldrFstSrc 3.80 -.10 Cytori 2.03 -.07 FultonFncl 10.10 -.11 JDASoft 27.09 -.42 NXP Semi 25.16 -.60 PrivateB 14.35 -.36 SonicCorp 7.19 -.21 VascoDta 9.70 -.57 U.A.E. 3.6731 3.6732 Alkermes 18.17 -.47 CA Inc 26.79 -.47 D-E-F FushiCopp 5.79 -.72 JDS Uniph 13.03 -.46 NasdOMX 25.35 -.17 PrUPShQQQ 10.93 +.25 Sonus 2.80 -.06 VeecoInst 26.90 -.29 AllnceRes 52.00 -3.92 CBOE 27.39 -.32 G-H-I JackHenry 33.23 -.60 NatAmUnv 6.01 -.78 PrUltPQQQ 117.66 -2.77 SouMoBc 24.50 -.62 Velti 11.99 -.26 Uruguay 19.4499 19.4499 AllosThera 1.81 -.01 CH Robins 64.00 -1.12 DARABio h .98 -.42 Jamba 1.90 -.10 NatCineM 14.43 -.40 ProceraN 23.81 +.50 Sourcefire 48.02 -.86 Venzuel 4.2973 4.2927 AllotComm 24.43 +.12 VentrusBio 10.51 +.52 CME Grp 284.66 -3.27 DDi Corp 12.93 -.01 G&K 36.86 -.15 JamesRiv 4.63 -.23 NatInstrm 26.79 -.48 PrognicsPh 9.72 ... Spectranet 9.88 -.26 VBradley 31.24 +.20 AllscriptH 15.97 -.28 CVB Fncl 11.28 -.15 DFC Glbl 17.59 -.85 GSV Cap n 18.39 +.32 JazzPhrm 49.86 +.39 NatPenn 8.99 -.10 ProspctCap 10.87 -.01 SpectPh 10.40 -.66 AlnylamP 10.29 -.35 Verenium 4.84 +.36 CadencePh 3.33 -.21 DealrTrk 29.04 -.17 GT AdvTc 7.50 -.23 JetBlue 4.78 -.06 NatusMed 11.10 -.46 PureCycle 2.51 +.11 SpiritAir n 21.04 +.13 British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All oth- AlteraCp lf 37.53 -.64 GTx Inc 3.59 -.26 Verisign 39.00 +.06 Cadence 11.57 -.22 DeckrsOut 64.01 -.86 JiveSoft n 25.97 -.79 NektarTh 7.47 -.18 QIAGEN 15.26 -.18 Spreadtrm 16.36 -.15 ers show dollar in foreign currency. AlterraCap 22.62 -.48 Caesars n 15.39 -.02 Delcath 2.99 -.11 GalenaBio 1.80 -.10 JoesJeans 1.27 -.08 NetApp 42.77 -.95 QlikTech 30.44 -.77 Staples 15.92 -.14 Verisk 46.83 -.30 Alvarion .58 -.06 CalumetSp 27.05 +.10 Dell Inc 16.22 -.27 Garmin 45.51 -.71 KIT Digitl 7.04 -.21 Netflix 106.68 -3.82 Qlogic 16.82 -.29 StarScient 3.04 +.01 Vermillion 1.80 -.12 AmTrstFin 26.33 -.28 CdnSolar 3.03 -.01 Dndreon 9.79 -.64 Gentex 24.50 +.05 KLA Tnc 53.28 -.38 Netlist 3.07 -.08 Qualcom 66.50 -.69 Starbucks 57.42 -.76 VertxPh 38.11 -1.94 MONEY RATES Amarin 9.92 -.30 CapCtyBk 7.59 -.09 Dennys 3.96 -.07 Gentiva h 8.18 +.10 KeryxBio 1.46 -.12 NetSolT h .38 +.01 QuantFuel .60 -.03 StlDynam 13.61 -.32 ViaSat 48.29 +.25 Amazon 191.87 -2.52 CapFedFn 11.69 -.08 Dentsply 39.20 -.52 GeoEye 22.41 -.79 KnightT 13.26 -.54 NetSpend 7.07 -.34 QuestSft 23.17 -.08 StemCell rs .92 -.03 ViacomB 46.75 -.51 Yesterday Pvs Day Amedisys 13.62 -.43 CpstnTrb h .95 -.05 Depomed 6.06 -.18 Geores 32.29 -.76 KratosDef 5.40 -.16 Neurcrine 7.53 -.19 Questcor 41.27 +1.15 Stereotax h .42 +.05 Vical 3.18 -.16 ACapAgy 30.08 +.01 DexCom 10.02 -.43 GeronCp 1.52 -.06 3.25 3.25 Cardiom g .59 -.04 Kulicke 12.26 -.16 NewsCpA 19.03 -.46 QuinStreet 10.69 -.05 Stericycle 84.77 -.80 VirgnMda h 25.17 -.16 Prime Rate ACapAg pf 25.10 -.04 Cardtronic 25.09 -.66 DiamndF lf 21.76 -.68 GileadSci 46.59 -1.17 L&L Engy 2.56 -.08 NewsCpB 19.31 -.45 RF MicD 4.42 -.15 StewEnt 5.99 -.04 Discount Rate 0.75 0.75 AmCapLtd 8.51 -.10 ViroPhrm 28.61 -1.45 CareerEd 7.07 -.25 DigitalGen 9.17 -.38 GlobTcAdv 8.75 +3.54 LKQ Corp 30.37 -.47 NobltyH lf 7.02 ... Rambus 5.83 -.23 SunHlth 6.50 -.25 Federal Funds Rate .00-.25 .00-.25 ACapMtg n 21.80 +.05 Carmike 13.56 +.25 DigRiver 17.30 -.22 Globalstr h .59 -.13 LSI Ind lf 6.79 -.27 NorTrst 46.22 -.88 Randgold 88.90 +7.46 SunesisPh 2.66 -.20 VistaPrt 36.46 -1.00 ARltyCT n 10.77 -.09 Carrizo 26.50 -.73 DirecTV A 49.12 -.71 GlbSpcMet 14.22 +.06 LTX-Cred 6.38 -.27 Novavax 1.19 -.05 RealPage 18.11 -.31 SunPower 5.53 -.17 Vivus 22.92 +.39 Treasuries AmSupr 3.60 -.20 CarverB rs 6.10 +.01 DiscCm A 50.82 -.92 GluMobile 4.65 -.33 LamResrch 41.96 -.52 Novlus 46.87 -.69 Regenrn 121.13 -2.31 SusqBnc 9.55 -.21 Vodafone 27.29 -.07 3-month 0.085 0.075 Amgen 67.02 -1.00 CasualMal 3.21 +.09 DiscCm C 47.64 -.31 GolLNGLtd 39.14 -.85 LamarAdv 30.77 -.74 NuVasive 15.51 -.37 RentACt 37.37 +.11 SwisherHy 2.12 -.09 Volcano 26.83 -.52 6-month 0.15 0.14 AmkorT lf 5.75 -.17 CathayGen 17.03 -.69 DiscovLab 2.51 -.08 Google 630.84 -1.48 Lattice 6.04 -.11 NuanceCm 24.98 -.54 RschMotn 13.02 +.35 SykesEnt 15.86 -.26 WarnerCh 15.79 -.40 5-year 0.91 1.01 Amylin 23.72 -.40 Cavium 28.26 -.76 DishNetwk 32.18 -.73 GravityCo 2.12 -.22 LeapWirlss 8.11 -.31 NutriSyst 11.06 -.22 RetailOpp 12.00 -.05 Symantec 17.97 -.34 WarrenRs 2.94 -.13 Amyris 3.86 -.20 10-year 2.05 2.18 Celgene 79.25 -.40 DollarTree 95.32 -.83 GrLkDrge 6.73 -.15 LexiPhrm 1.69 -.08 Nvidia 14.44 -.19 RexEnergy 10.28 -.04 Symetricm 5.43 -.14 WashFed 16.73 -.02 AnalogDev 38.04 -.75 DonlleyRR 11.59 -.11 GrWlfRes 7.44 +.86 30-year 3.20 3.33 CellTher rsh 1.18 -.03 LibGlobA 48.70 -.83 OCZ Tech 7.18 -.26 RigelPh 7.90 -.03 Synaptics 33.84 -.42 WaveSys 1.56 -.04 Anlogic 66.07 -1.39 CelldexTh 4.55 -.47 DrmWksA 17.45 -.46 GreenMtC 43.20 -.89 LibCapA 87.02 -1.88 Synchron 30.51 -1.26 OCharleys 9.84 -.01 RiverbedT 26.51 -.68 WebMD 22.99 -.17 AnalystInt 5.28 -.12 Celsion 1.86 +.08 DryShips 3.16 -.08 GrifolsSA n 7.81 -.14 LibtyIntA 18.86 -.24 OReillyAu 93.03 +.38 RosettaR 49.44 +.15 Synopsys 30.17 -.04 Ancestry 23.11 -.27 CentEuro 4.17 -.32 Dunkin n 30.35 -.31 Groupon n 13.89 -.29 LifeTech 46.94 -.70 Oclaro 3.71 -.23 RossStrs s 59.20 -.61 SyntaPhm 4.00 -.06 Wendys Co 4.93 -.06 COMMODITIES AnikaTh 14.00 +.80 CEurMed 7.09 -.14 DurectCp h .75 -.02 GuanwR h 1.24 +.07 Lihua Intl 4.39 +.15 OdysMar 2.91 -.17 Rovi Corp 30.99 -.80 TD Ameritr 19.09 -.36 WernerEnt 24.21 -.63 Ansys 63.57 -.71 CentAl 8.22 -.06 Dynavax 4.91 -.24 GulfportE 27.27 -.06 LimeEngy 3.00 +.12 OmniVisn 19.21 -.91 RoyGld 61.24 -.24 THQ h .46 -.05 Westmrld 9.84 -.38 FUTURES A123 Sys .98 +.03 Cepheid 39.33 -1.08 E-Trade 10.38 -.28 H&E Eq 17.84 -1.20 LimelghtN 3.05 +.01 OnAssign 17.88 -.62 RubiconTc 9.04 -.56 THT HeatT 2.02 +.37 WstptInn g 35.70 -2.30 Exch Contract Settle Chg ApolloGrp 36.28 +.01 Cereplast .82 +.22 eBay 36.30 +.68 HMN Fn 3.00 -.17 Lincare 25.41 -.60 OnSmcnd 8.32 -.17 rue21 29.29 -.66 TICC Cap 9.43 -.19 WetSeal 3.20 -.13 ApolloInv 7.28 -.02 Cerner s 74.47 -1.40 eResrch 7.84 -.13 HMS Hld s 29.92 -.65 LinearTch 32.04 -.29 Oncothyr 4.15 -.11 S-T-U tw telecom 21.83 -.27 WholeFd 83.27 -.40 Lt Sweet Crude NYMX May 12 102.46 -.85 Apple Inc 636.23 +2.55 CerusCp 3.67 -.10 EagleBulk 1.60 -.09 HSN Inc 36.99 -.15 LinnEngy 38.46 -.24 OnyxPh 40.50 -.99 TakeTwo 15.16 -.11 WilshBcp 4.67 -.13 ApldMatl 11.86 -.17 ChrmSh 6.03 -.02 EaglRkEn 9.34 -.24 Halozyme 12.15 -.42 SBA Com 50.90 +.43 Tangoe n 18.54 -.79 Corn CBOT May 12 649 -9Ÿ Liquidity 50.48 +1.12 OpenTable 39.87 -.69 Windstrm 11.39 -.11 Approach 36.85 -.71 ChartInds 70.36 -1.68 ErthLink 7.77 -.10 HancHld 34.47 -.64 LivePrsn 15.94 -.55 OpnwvSy 2.27 +.12 SEI Inv 20.25 -.67 Targacept 4.85 -.05 Wheat CBOT May 12 643 +4¿ WisdomTr 8.36 -.14 ArQule 8.18 +.02 ChkPoint 61.77 -1.31 EstWstBcp 22.56 -.38 HansenMed 2.88 -.16 LodgeNet 3.60 -.07 Opnext 1.51 -.08 SLM Cp 15.13 -.13 TASER 3.96 -.13 Soybeans CBOT May 12 1431 -3 Woodward 41.28 -.41 ArchCap s 37.50 +.11 Cheesecake 29.24 +.16 Ebix Inc 22.22 -.78 HanwhaSol 1.17 -.02 LookSmart 1.08 -.01 OptimerPh 13.72 -.57 STEC 9.02 +.16 TearLab 3.88 -.32 Cattle CME Apr 12 119.37 +1.05 ArenaPhm 3.12 +.05 ChelseaTh 2.01 -.15 EchoStar 27.02 +.04 Harmonic 4.96 -.18 lululemn gs 75.97 -1.09 Oracle 29.01 -.49 SXC Hlth 77.86 -.44 TechData 52.70 -.72 Wowjoint h .73 +.14 AresCap 16.17 -.20 ChildPlace 51.33 -.57 EducDev 4.85 -.02 Hasbro 36.17 -.83 M-N-0 Orexigen 4.00 -.06 SabaSoftw 10.29 +.35 TlCmSys 2.42 -.11 Wynn 124.22 -1.72 Sugar (world) ICE May 12 24.43 -.15 AriadP 15.70 -.55 ChinBAK h 1.13 +.07 8x8 Inc 4.03 -.05 HawHold 5.13 +.02 Oritani 14.22 -.07 SalixPhm 50.01 -1.68 Tellabs 3.82 -.06 XOMA 2.65 -.14 Orange Juice ICE May 12 152.80 -5.90 Ariba Inc 33.38 -.05 ChinRecyE 1.90 -.15 ElectSci 14.87 -.18 HlthCSvc 20.32 -.28 MAP Phm 13.76 -.46 Orthfx 36.41 -.71 SanDisk 43.70 -.39 TeslaMot 33.15 -1.33 Xilinx 35.14 -.38 ArkBest 18.78 -.50 ChipMOS 14.61 -.90 ElectArts 15.90 -.37 HrtlndEx 14.09 -.34 MCG Cap 4.30 -.01 OtterTail 21.62 -.22 Sanmina 10.73 -.18 TesseraTch 16.75 -.29 YRC rs 4.89 -.22 ArmHld 27.98 -.49 EndoPhrm 37.43 -.84 HercOffsh 4.49 -.19 MDC Pr g 10.29 -.71 Santarus 5.63 -.26 TetraTc 25.77 -.18 ChrchllD 58.35 -.09 Overstk 5.23 -.02 Yahoo 15.10 +.04 ArrayBio 3.57 -.11 CienaCorp 15.47 -.44 Endocyte 4.41 -.11 HimaxTch 2.22 -.09 MGE 44.00 -.13 P-Q-R Sapient 12.03 -.15 TevaPhrm 44.50 -.56 SPOT Arris 11.16 -.26 CinnFin 33.62 -.61 EngyXXI 34.12 -.45 Hologic 21.20 -.70 MIPS Tech 5.12 -.12 Satcon h .35 +.01 TexInst 32.14 -.32 Yandex n 26.60 -.02 ArubaNet 21.19 -.35 Cintas 38.34 -.62 Entegris 8.69 -.31 Home Inns 26.68 +.30 MTS 49.21 -1.14 PDL Bio 6.20 -.17 SavientPh 1.93 -.10 TexRdhse 16.21 -.20 Yongye 3.18 -.08 Yesterday Pvs Day AscenaRt s 21.78 -.29 Cirrus 23.11 -.14 EntropCom 5.19 -.22 HorizPh n 3.84 -.26 MSG 34.29 -.36 PF Chng 39.42 -.36 Schnitzer 40.22 +.76 Theravnce 22.24 -.83 Zagg 11.05 -.32 AsiaInfoL 11.54 -.37 Cisco 19.96 -.26 Equinix 155.90 -1.25 HorsehdH 11.04 -.08 Magal 5.48 +.35 PMC Sra 6.87 -.31 Scholastc 34.24 -.97 Thoratec 32.15 -.65 Zalicus 1.06 -.07 Gold (troy oz., spot) $1642.50 $1677.50 AspenTech 19.96 -.24 CitzRpB rs 15.82 -.05 Ericsson 9.68 -.03 HotTopic 9.90 -.17 MagicJck s 23.07 +2.26 Paccar 44.58 -1.38 SchoolSp 3.29 -.15 ThrshdPhm 6.61 -.61 Zhongpin 10.04 -.49 Silver (troy oz., spot) $31.513 $33.083 AsscdBanc 13.27 -.23 CitrixSys 75.77 -2.51 ExactSci h 10.08 -.36 HudsCity 6.95 -.16 Majesco 2.20 -.28 PacerIntl 6.30 -.13 Schulmn 23.48 -.41 TibcoSft 32.82 -.01 Zillow n 38.55 +1.47 Copper (pound) $3.7160 $3.9185 athenahlth 71.14 -.85 CleanEngy 19.49 -.61 Exelixis 4.97 -.11 HumGen 7.82 -.14 MAKO Srg 42.12 +.36 PacEth rs 1.07 -.02 SciClone 6.46 +.34 TitanMach 29.10 +1.78 ZionBcp 20.60 -.48 Platinum (troy oz., spot)$1613.60 $1649.10 AtlasAir 48.18 -.67 Cleantch rs 5.00 -.71 ExideTc 2.80 -.13 HuntJB 55.04 -.88 MannKd 2.26 +.06 PacSunwr 1.67 -.06 SciGames 11.61 -.27 TiVo Inc 11.28 -.23 Ziopharm 5.11 -.19 Atmel 9.11 -.13 Clearwire 2.13 -.02 Expedia s 32.35 -.55 HuntBnk 6.34 -.08 MarvellT 14.94 -.20 PanASlv 20.13 -.18 SeaChange 8.10 ... TowerSm h .82 -.02 NMER = New York Mercantile Exchange. CBOT = Autodesk 40.54 -.90 ClevBioL h 1.55 -.01 ExpdIntl 45.85 -.88 IAC Inter 48.49 -.36 Masimo 22.50 -.36 PaneraBrd 160.72 -.27 SeagateT 26.51 +.79 Towerstm 4.43 -.15 Zipcar n 13.16 -.57 AutoData 54.57 -1.03 ClickSft 10.56 -1.97 ExpScripts 56.32 -.62 IPG Photon 49.42 -2.80 Mattel 33.64 -.28 ParamTch 20.96 -.50 SearsHldgs 61.37 -.82 TractSupp 93.02 -.33 ZollMed 92.89 +.05 Chicago Board of Trade. CMER = Chicago Mercantile Ex- Auxilium 18.02 -.44 ClftnSvB 9.95 -.25 ExtrmNet 3.80 -.03 iRobot 25.10 -.49 Mattson 2.26 -.19 Parexel 25.51 -.73 SeattGen 19.14 -.38 TransceptP 11.75 +.63 Zoltek 10.48 -.16 change. NCSE = New York Cotton, Sugar & Cocoa Ex- AvagoTch 37.58 -.03 CoBizFncl 6.60 -.23 F5 Netwks 132.88 -3.05 iSh ACWI 45.98 -.37 MaximIntg 27.78 -.18 ParkerVsn 1.08 +.05 SelCmfrt 33.77 -.27 Travelzoo 21.41 -.08 Zumiez 35.45 -.88 change. NCTN = New York Cotton Exchange. AvanirPhm 3.19 -.05 CoffeeH 8.91 -.33 FLIR Sys 23.93 -.58 iShNsdqBio 121.49 -2.27 MaxwllT 16.85 -.37 PatrkInd 9.10 -.99 SelectvIns 17.35 -.29 TrimbleN 52.70 -.55 Zynga n 12.00 +.09 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE BUSINESS TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012 A7 MUTUAL FUNDS Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg Dow closes below 13,000 HOW TO READ THE MUTUAL FUND TABLES Advance Capital I: TechGroA 35.59 -.39 Balanc p 16.73 -.10 DreihsAcInc 10.54 -.03 Here are the 1,000 biggest mutual funds listed on Nasdaq. Tables show the fund name, sell RetInc 8.81 +.03 Driehaus Funds: price or Net Asset Value (NAV) and daily net change. Alger Funds B: EMktGr 28.63 -.37 SmCapGr 6.96 -.12 EVPTxMEmI 46.56 -.42 Name: Name of mutual fund and family. AllianceBern A: Eaton Vance A: NAV: Net asset value. for first time in a month BalanA p 16.62 -.13 ChinaA p 16.88 -.19 Chg: Net change in price of NAV. GlbThGrA p 65.67 -.80 AMTFMuInc 10.05 +.06 fell on Monday, with finan- SmCpGrA 38.59 -.77 MultiCGrA 8.69 -.11 Data based on NAVs reported to Lipper by 6 p.m. Eastern. Associated Press AllianceBern Adv: InBosA 5.78 -.02 Market watch cial stocks the worst per- LgCpGrAd 29.66 -.35 LgCpVal 18.48 -.23 Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg AllianceBern B: NatlMunInc 9.90 +.04 NEW YORK — Investors April 9, 2012 formers. Bank of America GlbThGrB t 56.50 -.70 SpEqtA 16.41 -.20 USBond I 11.81 +.06 LSModer 12.93 -.04 ValueA p 11.64 -.14 PrecMM 28.26 -.02 had a three-day weekend to fell 3.2 percent, and Citi- GrowthB t 27.76 -.29 TradGvA 7.43 +.01 Fidelity Spart Adv: Lazard Instl: Pioneer Funds B: SciTech 14.52 -.15 Dow Jones -130.55 ExMktAd r n 39.56 -.58 EmgMktI 19.39 -.29 brood over disappointing group was off 2.4 percent. SCpGrB t 30.87 -.61 Eaton Vance B: HiYldB t 10.06 -.07 ShtTBnd 9.18 ... industrials AllianceBern C: HlthSB t 9.83 -.09 500IdxAdv n49.01 -.56 Lazard Open: Pioneer Funds C: SmCpStk 14.47 -.26 job growth in March. When 12,929.59 Of the 30 stocks that make SCpGrC t 31.03 -.62 NatlMuInc 9.90 +.04 IntAd r n 32.03 -.06 EmgMkO p 19.84 -.29 HiYldC t 10.17 -.07 TxEIt 13.47 +.05 Eaton Vance C: TotMktAd r n39.99 -.49 Legg Mason A: Pioneer Fds Y: TxELT 13.57 +.07 they got back to work Mon- up the Dow, only two, Mc- Allianz Fds Instl: Nasdaq -33.42 NFJDvVl 12.16 -.12 GovtC p 7.41 ... First Eagle: CBAgGr p 122.46 -1.84 CullenV Y 18.24 -.20 TxESh 10.81 +.01 day and delivered their ver- Donald’s and Hewlett- SmCpVl 30.47 -.40 NatMunInc 9.90 +.04 GlblA 47.84 -.33 CBAppr p 15.03 -.16 StratIncY p 10.92 +.01 VA Bd 11.45 +.04 composite Allianz Funds C: Eaton Vance I: OverseasA 21.52 -.10 CBLCGr p 22.97 -.25 Price Funds: WldGr 19.67 -.18 dict, it wasn’t good. 3,047.08 Packard, finished higher. AGICGrthC 26.53 -.31 FltgRt 9.01 ... First Investors A GCIAllCOp 8.20 -.03 Balance n 20.38 -.10 VALIC : TargetC t 15.68 -.23 GblMacAbR 9.97 -.02 BlChpA p ...... WAHiIncA t 5.96 -.02 BlChip n 45.80 -.37 MdCpIdx 20.69 -.27 Stocks closed sharply Standard & -15.88 Rex Macey, chief invest- Amer Beacon Insti: LgCapVal 18.53 -.23 GloblA p 6.65 -.07 WAMgMu p 16.77 +.07 CABond n 11.26 +.06 StkIdx 25.77 -.30 lower, sending the Dow ment officer at Wilmington LgCapInst 20.73 -.24 FBR Funds: GovtA p 11.60 +.05 Legg Mason B: CapApp n 22.32 -.17 Value Line Fd: Poor’s 500 1,382.20 Amer Beacon Inv: FocusInv t n 49.51 -.40 GroInA p 16.09 -.21 CBLgCGr t 20.94 -.23 DivGro n 25.14 -.27 LrgCo n 19.42 -.21 Jones industrial average Trust Investment Advisors, IncoA p 2.53 -.01 Legg Mason C: LgCap Inv 19.67 -.23 FMI Funds: EmMktB n 13.33 ... Vanguard Admiral: and the Standard & Poor’s Russell -14.72 cautioned that the jobs re- Ameri Century 1st: LgCap p n 16.55 -.19 MATFA p 12.31 +.07 CMSpInv p 29.65 -.46 EmEurop 18.58 -.21 BalAdml n 23.14 -.12 MITFA p 12.62 +.06 Growth 28.34 -.32 FPA Funds: CMValTr p 41.54 -.42 EmMktS n 31.74 -.35 CAITAdm n 11.53 +.05 500 index to only their sec- 2000 803.46 port reflected only one dis- Amer Century Adv: NwInc 10.64 +.01 NJTFA p 13.53 +.07 Longleaf Partners: EqInc n 24.89 -.32 CpOpAdl n 73.73 -.95 EqGroA p 23.73 -.26 FPACres 28.09 -.16 NYTFA p 15.03 +.07 Partners 29.28 -.45 EqIndex n 37.28 -.43 EMAdmr r n 35.48 -.39 ond four-day losing streak appointing month. Like a EqIncA p 7.57 -.07 Fairholme 29.80 -.62 OppA p 29.19 -.43 SmCap 27.11 -.31 Europe n 14.64 -.03 Energy n 111.72 -1.22 PATFA p 13.53 +.07 this year. NYSE diary doctor, he said, “I’d order up Amer Century Inv: Federated A: Loomis Sayles: GNMA n 10.14 +.04 EqInAdm n n48.45 -.49 SpSitA p 24.90 -.36 AllCapGr 31.36 -.29 MidGrStA 36.75 -.73 LSBondI 14.64 ... Growth n 37.79 -.31 EuroAdml n 55.43 +.04 The Dow finished down Advanced: 637 more tests before declaring TxExA p 10.12 +.05 Balanced 17.06 -.08 MuSecA 10.48 +.06 StrInc C 15.16 -.03 Gr&In n 21.89 -.26 ExplAdml n 73.78 -1.21 TotRtA p 16.38 -.10 130.55 points at 12,929.59, its this as a trend.” DivBnd 11.06 +.05 TtlRtBd p 11.41 +.02 LSBondR 14.58 ... HlthSci n 37.79 -.68 ExtdAdm n 43.88 -.66 Declined: 2,415 ValueB p 7.43 -.09 EqInc 7.57 -.07 Federated Instl: StrIncA 15.08 -.02 HiYield n 6.71 -.02 500Adml n 127.45 -1.46 first close below 13,000 The next test will come Forum Funds: GrowthI 28.10 -.32 KaufmnR 5.41 -.07 Loomis Sayles Inv: InstlCpG 19.10 -.14 GNMA Ad n 11.07 +.05 Unchanged: 90 HeritageI 22.89 -.27 TotRetBd 11.41 +.02 AbsStrI r 11.13 ... InvGrBdA p 12.36 +.03 InstHiYld n 9.45 -.02 GrwAdm n 36.14 -.38 since March 12. The S&P quickly. Alcoa, the alu- IncGro 26.76 -.26 StrValDvIS 4.82 -.03 Frank/Temp Frnk A: InvGrBdY 12.37 +.03 MCEqGr n 29.88 -.45 HlthCr n 57.44 -.66 ended the day off 15.88 Volume: 3.1 b minum company, reports its InfAdjBd 12.94 +.08 Fidelity Adv Foc T: AdjUS p 8.89 ... Lord Abbett A: IntlBond n 9.82 +.05 HiYldCp n 5.83 -.01 IntDisc 9.56 -.08 EnergyT 35.62 -.47 ALTFA p 11.68 +.05 AffilA p 11.51 -.16 IntDis n 42.93 -.15 InfProAd n 28.05 +.18 points at 1,382.20. The Nas- first-quarter earnings Tues- IntlGroI 10.55 -.06 HltCarT 22.95 -.38 AZTFA p 11.26 +.04 FundlEq 13.12 -.21 Intl G&I 12.45 -.07 ITBdAdml n 11.81 +.08 Nasdaq diary CalInsA p 12.58 +.07 daq composite closed down day, the first of the Dow 30 to New Opp 8.20 -.13 Fidelity Advisor A: BdDebA p 7.90 -.02 IntlStk n 13.69 -.07 ITsryAdml n 11.60 +.07 CA IntA p 11.96 +.07 Advanced: 461 OneChAg 12.82 -.10 NwInsgh p 22.48 -.19 ShDurIncA p 4.59 ... Japan n 7.79 -.04 IntGrAdm n 57.93 -.25 33.42 at 3,047.08. weigh in. Two major banks, CalTFA p 7.32 +.03 OneChMd 12.32 -.07 StrInA 12.33 +.01 MidCpA p 17.10 -.27 LatAm n 42.67 -.34 ITAdml n 14.16 +.06 COTFA p 12.20 +.05 The Dow and S&P had four Declined: 2,072 JPMorgan Chase and Wells RealEstI 21.84 -.23 Fidelity Advisor C: Lord Abbett C: MDShrt n 5.24 +.01 ITGrAdm n 10.11 +.03 CTTFA p 11.30 +.04 Ultra 26.22 -.25 NwInsgh t n 21.28 -.17 ShDurIncC t 4.62 ... MDBond n 10.89 +.05 LtdTrAd n 11.16 +.02 CvtScA p 14.79 -.15 MidCap n 58.48 -.88 LTGrAdml n 10.35 +.14 consecutive trading days of Fargo, report Friday. ValueInv 6.08 -.07 Fidelity Advisor I: Lord Abbett F: Unchanged: 82 Dbl TF A 12.21 +.06 MCapVal n 23.28 -.34 LT Adml n 11.54 +.06 American Funds A: EqGrI n 66.25 -.62 ShtDurInco 4.58 ... declines at the end of Janu- Analysts are expecting DynTchA 33.98 -.35 N Amer n 35.27 -.41 MCpAdml n 98.80 -1.32 AmcpA p 20.84 -.24 EqInI n 24.93 -.23 MFS Funds A: Volume: 1.3 b EqIncA p 17.73 -.17 N Asia n 15.69 -.19 MorgAdm n 62.60 -.69 ary, but the losses then were quarterly earnings to decline AMutlA p 27.15 -.26 IntBdI n 11.52 +.03 MITA 20.95 -.22 AP FedInt p 12.33 +.09 New Era n 43.02 -.61 MuHYAdm n10.97 +.06 BalA p 19.43 -.13 NwInsgtI n 22.77 -.19 MIGA 17.33 -.20 smaller. The Dow lost 124 slightly compared with a FedTFA p 12.39 +.06 N Horiz n 35.12 -.53 NYLTAd n 11.54 +.05 BondA p 12.69 +.05 Fidelity Advisor T: EmGA 47.65 -.49 CapIBA p 50.80 -.12 FLTFA p 11.85 +.04 HiInA 3.46 -.01 N Inc n 9.74 +.04 PrmCap r n 69.09 -.87 points over that stretch. It On Friday, with the stock year earlier. That would break BalancT 16.16 -.09 FoundAl p 10.61 ... NYBond n 11.61 +.05 PALTAdm n11.53 +.05 CapWGA p 34.82 -.18 DivGrT p 12.89 -.16 MFLA ...... has lost about 330 this time. market closed for Good Fri- a streak of nine quarters of CapWA p 20.89 +.07 GATFA p 12.44 +.07 TotRA 14.78 -.08 OverS SF n 7.91 -.04 ReitAdm r n 88.20 -.93 EqGrT p 61.96 -.59 GoldPrM A 33.12 +.05 PSInc n 16.74 -.06 STsyAdml n 10.76 +.01 EupacA p 38.71 -.16 EqInT 24.55 -.23 UtilA 17.48 -.11 Stocks had their best first day, the government said the earnings growth since 2009. FdInvA p 38.59 -.38 GrwthA p 49.67 -.58 ValueA 24.52 -.29 RealAsset r n10.81 -.11 STBdAdml n10.63 +.02 GrOppT 41.85 -.53 HYTFA p 10.59 +.05 RealEst n 20.13 -.18 ShtTrAd n 15.93 ... quarter since 1998 but have country added just 120,000 Elsewhere Monday, the GlblBalA 25.64 -.03 HiInAdT p 9.87 -.04 MFS Funds B: GovtA p 14.41 +.05 HiIncA 1.99 -.01 MIGB n 15.57 -.18 R2010 n 16.04 -.07 STFdAd n 10.83 +.02 stumbled in April. Last jobs in March, half the pace price of crude oil fell 1.9 IntBdT 11.50 +.04 IncomA p 2.14 -.01 R2015 n 12.49 -.07 STIGrAd n 10.75 +.01 GwthA p 32.34 -.32 MuIncT p 13.46 +.06 GvScB n 10.50 +.04 HI TrA p 11.00 -.03 InsTFA p 12.33 +.06 HiInB n 3.46 -.01 R2020 n 17.32 -.12 SmCAdm n 36.62 -.61 week, the Federal Reserve from December through percent, and gold and plat- OvrseaT 17.00 -.03 NYITF p 11.73 +.09 R2025 n 12.70 -.10 TxMCap r n 69.12 -.81 IncoA p 17.27 -.09 STFiT 9.29 ... MuInB n 8.74 +.04 suggested that it is disin- February. inum rose a little less than 1 IntBdA p 13.68 +.03 LATF A p 11.81 +.06 TotRB n 14.79 -.08 R2030 n 18.26 -.16 TtlBAdml n 11.01 +.06 StkSelAllCp 19.68 -.24 LMGvScA 10.38 ... IntlGrIncA p 28.99 -.05 MFS Funds I: R2035 n 12.93 -.12 TStkAdm n 34.52 -.41 clined to take further steps After a long weekend to percent. The euro rose to Fidelity Freedom: MDTFA p 11.85 +.05 ICAA p 29.42 -.28 ReInT 14.76 -.07 R2040 n 18.41 -.17 ValAdml n 21.94 -.27 FF2010 n 13.89 -.04 MATFA p 11.93 +.05 to help the economy, and the think it over, investors sold $1.3116 late Monday, up LtTEBA p 16.22 +.06 ValueI 24.63 -.29 R2045 n 12.26 -.11 WellslAdm n57.00 +.03 FF2010K 12.84 -.03 MITFA p 12.20 +.04 NEcoA p 27.34 -.21 MFS Funds Instl: SciTec n 30.05 -.41 WelltnAdm n57.01 -.30 FF2015 n 11.61 -.03 MNInsA 12.72 +.08 European debt crisis flared stocks broadly. All 10 indus- about two-tenths of a penny N PerA p 29.30 -.16 IntlEq n 17.57 -.09 ShtBd n 4.84 ... Windsor n 47.94 -.60 FF2015K 12.89 -.04 MOTFA p 12.54 +.06 SmCpStk n 34.39 -.60 WdsrIIAd n 50.21 -.57 NwWrldA 51.24 -.18 MainStay Funds A: in Spain. try groups in the S&P 500 from Friday. FF2020 n 14.03 -.06 NJTFA p 12.50 +.05 SmCapVal n37.18 -.61 STBFA p 10.09 +.01 HiYldBA 5.92 -.01 Vanguard Fds: FF2020K 13.30 -.05 NYTFA p 11.95 +.05 SpecGr n 18.92 -.19 CALT n 11.69 +.05 SmCpA p 38.07 -.28 MainStay Funds B: FF2025 n 11.67 -.06 NCTFA p 12.73 +.06 SpecIn n 12.62 ... CapOpp n 31.92 -.41 TxExA p 12.78 +.06 ConvB t 15.00 -.15 FF2025K 13.44 -.06 OhioI A p 12.87 +.07 TFInc n 10.33 +.06 Convrt n 12.70 -.08 WshA p 29.94 -.30 GovtB t 8.91 +.02 FF2030 n 13.90 -.08 ORTFA p 12.37 +.06 TxFrH n 11.39 +.05 DivdGro n 16.31 -.17 Ariel Investments: HYldBB t 5.89 -.01 FF2030K 13.59 -.07 PATFA p 10.73 +.05 TxFrSI n 5.69 +.01 Energy n 59.51 -.64 Apprec 43.41 -.86 IncmBldr 16.79 -.10 FF2035 n 11.51 -.08 ReEScA p 15.93 -.17 USTInt n 6.22 +.04 EqInc n 23.12 -.23 Ariel 47.63 -.81 IntlEqB 10.38 -.05 FF2035K 13.68 -.09 RisDvA p 36.70 -.37 USTLg n 13.19 +.26 Explr n 79.28 -1.30 T-bill rates hit highest level in weeks Artio Global Funds: FF2040 n 8.03 -.06 SMCpGrA 38.06 -.55 MainStay Funds I: VABond n 12.06 +.05 GlHiIncI r 9.65 -.02 FLLT n 11.96 +.06 FF2040K 13.73 -.09 StratInc p 10.44 -.01 ICAPSlEq 36.80 -.48 Value n 24.63 -.35 est since these bills averaged 0.170 percent IntlEqI r 24.81 -.23 GNMA n 11.07 +.05 Associated Press FF2045 n 9.50 -.07 TtlRtnA p 10.23 +.03 Mairs & Power: Principal Inv: Artisan Funds: GlobEq n 17.68 -.16 on March 28. Income n 11.57 ... USGovA p 6.91 +.03 Growth n 79.39 -.98 DivIntlInst 9.58 -.05 GroInc n 29.51 -.32 Intl 22.38 -.15 Fidelity Invest: UtilsA p 13.19 -.07 Manning&Napier Fds: LgCGI In 10.39 -.09 GrthEq n 12.51 -.13 IntlInstl 22.51 -.15 WASHINGTON — Interest rates on short- The discount rates reflect that the bills AllSectEq 12.58 -.14 VATFA p 12.04 +.05 WldOppA 7.44 -.03 LT2020In 12.22 -.06 HYCorp n 5.83 -.01 IntlVal r 27.09 -.10 AMgr50 n 15.94 -.05 Frank/Tmp Frnk Adv: Matthews Asian: LT2030In 12.09 -.08 HlthCre n 136.13 -1.56 term Treasury bills rose in Monday’s auc- sell for less than face value. For a $10,000 MidCap 39.20 -.57 AMgr70 r n 16.76 -.09 GlbBdAdv n 13.04 -.05 AsianGIInv 16.56 -.08 InflaPro n 14.28 +.09 MidCapVal 21.01 -.28 Prudential Fds A: tion, with rates on three-month bills bill, the three-month price was $9,997.85 AMgr20 r n 13.10 +.01 IncmeAd 2.13 -.01 IndiaInv r 16.63 -.29 IntlExplr n 14.33 -.04 SCapVal 15.98 -.21 BlendA 18.27 -.25 Balanc n 19.59 -.11 Frank/Temp Frnk C: PacTgrInv 22.27 -.26 HiYldA p 5.50 -.02 IntlGr n 18.21 -.08 climbing to the highest level in three weeks. while a six-month bill sold for $9,992.42. Baron Funds: BalancedK 19.59 -.10 IncomC t 2.16 -.01 MergerFd 15.77 ... MuHiIncA 9.97 +.04 IntlVal n 28.99 -.16 Asset 51.46 -.56 The Treasury Department auctioned $31 That would equal an annualized rate of BlueChGr n 49.87 -.51 USGvC t 6.87 +.03 Meridian Funds: UtilityA 11.17 -.08 ITIGrade n 10.11 +.03 Growth 54.52 -.69 CA Mun n 12.63 +.06 Frank/Temp Mtl A&B: Growth 46.29 -.54 Prudential Fds B: ITTsry n 11.60 +.07 billion in three-month bills at a discount 0.086 percent for the three-month bills and SmallCap 25.51 -.33 Canada n 51.91 -.51 SharesA 21.25 -.18 Metro West Fds: GrowthB 18.87 -.17 LifeCon n 16.87 -.02 Bernstein Fds: CapAp n 28.68 -.29 Frank/Temp Temp A: TotRetBd 10.58 +.04 HiYldB t 5.50 -.01 LifeGro n 22.84 -.16 rate of 0.085 percent, up from 0.075 percent 0.152 percent for the six-month bills. IntDur 13.90 +.06 CapDevO n 11.51 -.13 DvMktA p 23.32 -.15 TotRtBdI 10.58 +.04 LifeInc n 14.44 +.03 DivMu 14.82 +.06 Putnam Funds A: last week. Another $29 billion in six-month Separately, the Federal Reserve said CpInc r n 9.16 -.04 ForgnA p 6.40 -.02 Midas Funds: LifeMod n 20.38 -.08 TxMgdIntl 13.52 -.05 ChinaRg r 27.59 -.39 AmGvA p 9.13 ... GlBd A p 13.08 -.05 Midas Fd t 3.09 ... AZ TE 9.35 +.04 LTIGrade n 10.35 +.14 bills was auctioned at a discount rate of 0.150 Monday that the average yield for one-year BlackRock A: CngS 465.09 ... GrwthA p 17.67 -.10 Monetta Funds: ConvSec 19.73 -.15 LTTsry n 12.67 +.26 EqtyDiv 19.29 -.18 CTMun r n 11.95 +.06 percent, up from 0.140 percent last week. Treasury bills, a popular index for making WorldA p 14.93 -.11 Monetta n 15.60 -.20 DvrInA p 7.60 -.04 Morg n 20.19 -.22 GlAlA r 19.30 -.10 Contra n 77.13 -.64 Frank/Temp Tmp Adv: Morgan Stanley B: EqInA p 16.31 -.22 MuHY n 10.97 +.06 The three-month rate was the highest changes in adjustable rate mortgages, HiYInvA 7.70 -.02 ContraK 77.10 -.64 GrthAv 17.67 -.10 GlobStratB 15.45 -.07 EuEq 18.36 ... MuInt n 14.16 +.06 IntlOpA p 30.23 -.15 CnvSc n 25.05 -.20 Frank/Temp Tmp B&C: MorganStanley Inst: GeoBalA 12.74 -.08 MuLtd n 11.16 +.02 since these bills averaged 0.095 percent on edged up to 0.19 percent last week from 0.18 BlackRock B&C: DisEq n 23.80 -.23 DevMktC 22.74 -.15 IntlEqI 13.31 -.06 GlbEqty p 9.17 ... MuLong n 11.54 +.06 March 19. The six-month rate was the high- percent the previous week. GlAlC t 17.95 -.09 DiscEqF 23.78 -.22 MCapGrI 37.86 -.37 MuShrt n 15.93 ... DivIntl n 28.06 -.09 ForgnC p 6.26 -.02 GrInA p 14.20 ... BlackRock Instl: GlBdC p 13.10 -.06 Muhlenk n 55.89 -.88 GlblHlthA 42.07 -.55 NJLT n 12.14 +.06 EquityDv 19.34 -.18 DivrsIntK r 28.02 -.10 Franklin Mutual Ser: Munder Funds A: HiYdA p 7.62 ... NYLT n 11.54 +.05 GlbAlloc r 19.40 -.09 DivStkO n 16.47 -.18 QuestA 17.10 -.09 GwthOppA 29.13 -.29 HiYld In 5.91 -.02 OHLTTE n 12.45 +.06 Business HIGHLIGHTS HiYldBd 7.70 -.02 DivGth n 29.30 -.37 GE Elfun S&S: Munder Funds Y: IncmA p 6.89 +.03 PALT n 11.53 +.05 Brinson Funds Y: EmergAs r n27.98 -.40 S&S Inc 11.80 +.05 MCpCGrY n31.72 -.44 IntGrIn p 8.90 ... PrecMtls r n 18.34 -.06 HiYldI Y 6.17 ... EmrMk n 22.86 -.26 AOL to sell more than they snap with their mobile devices and share US Eqty 43.63 -.52 Mutual Series: InvA p 14.29 ... PrmcpCor n 14.41 -.17 BruceFund 394.00 -.58 Eq Inc n 44.36 -.41 GMO Trust III: BeacnZ 12.67 -.09 NJTxA p 9.69 +.05 Prmcp r n 66.59 -.84 them with friends and strangers. Some of the fil- Buffalo Funds: EQII n 18.61 -.19 Quality 23.73 -.15 GblDiscA 28.67 -.18 MultiCpGr 56.47 ... SelValu r n 20.02 -.25 800 patents to Microsoft SmCap n 27.76 -.39 ECapAp 17.08 +.03 ters make the photos look as if they’ve been GMO Trust IV: GlbDiscZ 29.03 -.19 PA TE 9.37 +.04 STAR n 20.16 -.07 CGM Funds: Europe 28.13 +.04 IntlGrEq 22.57 -.01 QuestZ 17.24 -.10 TxExA p 8.86 +.04 STIGrade n 10.75 +.01 NEW YORK — Faltering Internet icon AOL taken in the 1970s or on Polaroid cameras. Focus n 29.03 -.34 Exch 323.88 ... IntlIntrVl 19.63 -.02 SharesZ 21.42 -.19 TFInA p 15.39 +.07 STFed n 10.83 +.02 Mutl n 27.97 -.20 Export n 23.08 -.25 was able to squeeze out more than $1 billion GMO Trust VI: Neuberger&Berm Fds: TFHYA 12.26 +.04 STTsry n 10.76 +.01 Facebook said it plans to keep Instagram run- Realty n 29.01 -.40 Fidel n 35.03 -.38 EmgMkts r 11.44 -.13 Focus 20.89 -.24 USGvA p 13.65 ... StratEq n 20.50 -.29 Calamos Funds: Fifty r n 19.57 -.24 from Microsoft for a trove of some 800 patents in ning independently. 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Benchmark analyst Clayton Moran said MdCVA p 36.58 -.52 Genesis 50.27 -.64 EqInc t 16.17 -.22 SocBd p 15.93 +.08 GroInc n 20.20 -.19 TgtRe2035 n13.62 -.11 Goldman Sachs Inst: Nicholas Group: EuEq 17.61 ... they revolve around Internet technology, includ- SocEqA p 37.83 -.41 GrowCoF 96.76 -1.11 TgtRe2040 n22.37 -.19 NEW YORK — AT&T Inc. on Monday said it GrOppt 25.33 -.38 HiInc I n 9.69 -.03 GeoBalB 12.61 -.08 TxF Lg p 16.14 +.08 GrowthCoK 96.76 -1.12 TgtRe2050 n22.27 -.19 ing advertising, search and mapping. This would HiYield 7.10 -.02 Nich n 47.08 -.54 GlbEq t 8.28 ... agreed to sell a majority stake in its Yellow Cohen & Steers: GrStrat r n 20.46 -.42 TgtRe2045 n14.05 -.12 HYMuni n 8.95 +.04 Northern Funds: GlNtRs t 17.89 ... RltyShrs 65.31 -.67 HighInc r n 8.96 -.02 USGro n 21.16 -.20 help the software maker go up against search MidCapV 36.87 -.51 BondIdx 10.92 +.05 GrInB t 13.96 ... 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Revenue from LgCapGrA t 26.06 -.28 LtMBA p 11.18 +.03 IntlNop t 13.69 -.07 Vanguard Idx Fds: for both attack — suing competitors — and de- LgCorQ A p 6.38 -.07 IntlSCp r n 19.75 -.06 Hartford Fds A: DvMkInPl r n94.46 -.24 the Yellow Pages unit has shrunk 30 percent in InvGrBd n 11.76 +.05 CpAppA p 32.74 -.47 Nuveen Cl R: InvB t 12.86 ... MdCpGrOp 10.39 -.14 IntDMBd 9.24 +.03 NJTxB t 9.68 +.05 MidCpIstPl n107.64-1.44 fense — warding off lawsuits with threats of two years. Phone books were once a cash cow, MidCVlOp p 7.99 -.11 InvGB n 7.78 +.03 DivGthA p 20.18 -.24 TotIntAdm r n23.72 -.12 Japan r 9.83 -.09 IntOpA p 14.13 -.06 HYMunBd 16.02 +.07 MultiCpGr 48.38 ... PBModA p 11.01 -.05 TxExB t 8.86 +.03 TotIntlInst r n94.88 -.47 countersuits. JpnSm n 8.76 -.07 Hartford Fds Y: Nuveen Cl Y: generating reliable profits as businesses paid for TxEA p 13.95 +.07 TFHYB t 12.28 +.04 TotIntlIP r n 94.90 -.47 LgCapVal 11.02 -.15 CapAppI n 32.76 -.47 RealEst 20.63 ... ads that were right under consumers’ fingertips SelComm A 48.62 -.58 Oak Assoc Fds: USGvB t 13.58 ... TotIntSig r n 28.46 -.14 Facebook buying photo-sharing FrontierA 10.90 -.23 LatAm 54.20 -.32 Hartford HLS IA : 500 n 127.44 -1.47 LevCoStk n 28.77 -.39 WhitOkSG 42.85 -.45 GlblUtilB 10.15 -.04 when they looked for local stores and services. GlobTech 23.00 -.26 CapApp 42.09 -.55 VoyB t 19.65 ... 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AcornIntZ 38.58 -.19 Select 31.74 -.40 RidgeWorth Funds: LgCapIx n 25.57 -.29 MA Mun n 12.51 +.06 Hussman Funds: LTBnd n 13.69 +.20 DivIncoZ 14.43 -.14 Old Westbury Fds: LCGrStkA p 11.86 -.14 social network’s largest acquisition ever. 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Rydex Advisor: Invesco Fds Invest: Vanguard Instl Fds: USCorEq2 n11.62 -.16 Oh Mun n 12.14 +.06 DvMktA p 33.27 -.28 NasdaqAdv 16.74 ... DivrsDiv p 12.76 -.16 BalInst n 23.14 -.12 DWS Invest A: 100Index 9.78 -.10 Disc p 61.11 -.88 SSgA Funds: Invesco Funds: DevMkInst n 9.07 -.02 CommA p 17.92 ... Ovrsea n 29.74 ... EquityA 9.34 -.11 EmgMkt 20.03 -.22 Energy 38.13 -.50 ExtIn n 43.88 -.66 DWS Invest S: PcBas n 23.96 -.23 EqIncA p 24.69 -.29 Schwab Funds: Utilities 16.51 -.09 FTAllWldI r n84.40 -.44 CoreEqtyS 17.81 -.21 PAMun r n 11.26 +.06 GlobA p 59.57 -.37 HlthCare 18.81 -.24 Invesco Funds A: GrwthIst n 36.14 -.37 CorPlsInc 10.90 +.04 Puritn n 19.27 -.11 GlbOppA 30.48 -.31 1000Inv r 39.13 -.46 Chart p 17.33 -.17 InfProInst n 11.42 +.07 EmMkGr r 16.53 ... PuritanK 19.26 -.12 GblStrIncA 4.19 ... 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SrsIntVal 8.49 -.01 MuniInA 13.63 +.07 Oppenheimer B: Sentinel Group: TSInst n 34.52 -.42 LgCpFoGr 33.43 -.32 SerIntlValF 8.50 -.02 PA TFA 16.63 +.08 AMTFMu 6.79 +.04 ComS A p 33.81 -.39 ValueIst n 21.94 -.27 LatAmrEq 41.80 -.24 SrInvGrdF 11.77 +.06 AMTFrNY 11.92 +.08 Sequoia 159.53 -1.44 US MortgA 13.03 +.04 Vanguard Signal: MgdMuni S 9.33 +.04 StIntMu n 10.85 +.03 CpIncB t 8.66 -.01 Invesco Funds B: Sit Funds: 500Sgl n 105.27 -1.21 MA TF S 14.94 +.07 STBF n 8.54 +.01 ChmpIncB t 1.81 -.01 CapDev t 14.49 -.20 LrgCpGr 47.45 -.47 GroSig n 33.46 -.35 SP500S 18.39 -.21 SmCapDisc n21.98 -.39 EquityB 8.61 -.10 MuniInB 13.60 +.07 SoSunSCInv t 21.85 ... ITBdSig n 11.81 +.08 WorldDiv 22.91 -.13 SmllCpS r n 18.21 -.33 GblStrIncB 4.20 -.01 US Mortg 12.97 +.04 St FarmAssoc: MidCpIdx n 31.18 -.41 Davis Funds A: SCpValu r 15.19 -.20 Oppenheimer Roch: Ivy Funds: Gwth 54.87 -.56 STBdIdx n 10.63 +.02 NYVen A 35.58 -.44 StkSelLCV r n11.11 -.15 LtdNYA p 3.37 +.01 AssetSC t 24.50 -.15 Stratton Funds: SmCpSig n 32.99 -.55 Davis Funds B: StkSlcACap n27.26 -.33 RoMu A p 16.64 +.09 AssetStA p 25.27 -.15 Multi-Cap 36.01 -.53 TotBdSgl n 11.01 +.06 NYVen B 33.98 -.42 StkSelSmCp 19.66 -.32 RcNtMuA 7.24 +.04 AssetStrI r 25.49 -.15 RealEstate 29.27 -.32 TotStkSgl n 33.32 -.40 Davis Funds C: StratInc n 11.04 +.01 Oppenheimer Y: SmCap 52.84 -.81 NYVen C 34.28 -.43 StrReRt r 9.39 ... JPMorgan A Class: Virtus Funds: CoreBd A 11.91 +.05 DevMktY 32.91 -.27 SunAmerica Funds: EmMktI 9.75 -.06 Davis Funds Y: TotalBd n 11.03 +.05 IntlBdY 6.30 ... 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Synovus 2.03 -.03 TorchEngy 2.26 +.01 UtdhlthGp 58.14 -.87 WellsFargo 33.42 -.31 IntlSmCo n 15.32 -.03 DfAer n 83.57 -1.29 RealRet 11.63 +.14 Thrivent Fds A: SpectraEn 31.17 -.20 EmgMkt n 26.55 -.27 Electr n 51.77 -.82 EnterprT 64.80 -.86 Wells Fargo Admin: Sysco 29.11 -.36 Trchmrk s 48.37 -.71 UnumGrp 23.49 -.61 WestarEn 27.48 -.21 RealRtnI 12.04 +.07 HiYld 4.84 -.01 SprintNex 2.75 -.01 Fixd n 10.33 ... Enrgy n 50.83 -.67 FlxBndT 10.72 +.05 Growth 42.32 -.45 TCF Fncl 11.18 -.17 TorDBk g 83.56 -.25 V-W-X-Y-Z WAstEMkt 14.21 +.02 ShortT 9.81 +.01 Incom 8.96 +.03 SP Matls 35.95 -.53 IntGFxIn n 12.92 +.09 EngSv n 66.34 -.95 GlLifeSciT r 28.64 ... Wells Fargo Instl: TE Connect 34.82 -.43 Total SA 49.84 -.03 WstAMgdHi 6.17 -.03 TotRt 11.16 +.06 Transamerica A: SP HlthC 37.04 -.47 Vale SA 22.74 -.17 IntVa n 15.66 -.08 EnvAltEn r n15.94 -.20 GlbSel T 11.03 -.14 UltSTMuA 4.82 ... SP CnSt 33.74 -.31 TECO 17.14 -.15 TotalSys 22.54 -.23 WAstInfOpp 12.78 +.04 TR II 10.75 +.05 AegonHYB p 9.24 -.03 Vale SA pf 22.31 -.13 Glb5FxInc n 11.10 +.03 FinSv n 58.26 -.94 GlTechT r 18.55 -.15 Western Asset: SP Consum 44.60 -.41 TJX s 40.01 -.28 Transocn 50.82 -.27 WDigital 39.69 -.05 TRIII 9.82 +.05 FlexInc p 9.06 +.02 TaiwSemi 14.86 -.38 Travelers 58.05 -.83 ValeroE 24.71 -.23 TM USTgtV 21.99 -.35 Gold r n 38.18 +.10 Grw&IncT 33.71 -.31 CorePlus I 11.31 +.05 SP Engy 69.61 -.89 WstnRefin 20.16 +.32 PIMCO Funds A: Turner Funds: TalismE g 12.64 -.09 Tredgar 17.99 -.37 Valspar 50.20 +.20 2YGlFxd n 10.12 ... Health n 134.57 -2.22 Janus T 31.38 -.27 William Blair N: SPDR Fncl 15.30 -.24 WstnUnion 17.65 -.27 AllAstAut t 10.52 ... SmlCpGr n 35.06 -.71 Target 57.52 -.20 TriContl 15.68 -.17 VangTotBd 83.37 +.29 DFARlE n 24.97 -.26 Insur n 48.08 -.68 OvrseasT r 36.78 -.42 GrowthN 12.09 -.13 SP Inds 36.37 -.60 Weyerhsr 21.04 -.47 LwDurA 10.44 +.03 Tweedy Browne: TataMotors 27.00 -.67 TrinaSolar 6.11 -.48 VangTSM 70.93 -.84 Whrlpl 74.29 -.94 Dodge&Cox: Leisr n 111.97 -.53 PrkMCVal T 21.62 -.27 Yacktman Funds: SP Tech 29.96 -.21 VangEmg 42.55 -.63 RealRtA p 12.04 +.07 GblValue 23.47 -.06 TeckRes g 34.56 -.75 TwoHrbInv 9.96 -.09 WhitingPet 52.45 -.47 Balanced 72.75 -.53 Material n 67.30 -.95 ResearchT 31.82 -.33 Fund p n 18.51 -.19 SP Util 34.71 -.18 VangEur 43.99 -.22 TotRtA 11.16 +.06 US Global Investors: TeekayTnk 5.84 ... TycoIntl 54.05 -.68 Income 13.59 +.03 MedDl n 62.82 -1.41 ShTmBdT 3.09 +.01 Focused n 19.74 -.20 StdPac 4.41 +.10 VangEAFE 32.68 -.18 WmsCos 31.00 -.46 PIMCO Funds C: AllAm 25.03 -.21 Standex 41.52 -.54 TelcmNZ s 9.94 +.01 Tyson 18.30 -.50 WmsPtrs 54.26 +.26 IntlStk 31.89 -.12 MdEqSys n 28.24 -.46 Twenty T 61.01 -.41 AllAstAut t 10.41 ... TelefBrasil 31.22 +.36 UBS AG 12.90 -.21 VarianMed 67.52 -.92 Stock 111.42 -1.08 Multmd n 48.66 -.77 VentureT 58.15 -.86 ChinaReg 7.37 -.10 StanBlkDk 76.46 -1.21 Vectren 28.60 -.37 WmsSon 36.95 -.69 RealRtC p 12.04 +.07 StarwdHtl 54.63 -.81 TelefEsp 15.49 -.04 UDR 26.12 -.30 DoubleLine Funds: NtGas n 30.60 -.45 WrldW T r 44.61 -.43 GlbRs 9.73 -.15 TenetHlth 5.11 -.15 UIL Hold 33.90 -.25 VeoliaEnv 14.61 -.12 Winnbgo 9.25 -.26 TotRtC t 11.16 +.06 StateStr 43.82 -.74 WiscEngy 35.06 +.01 TRBd I 11.19 ... Pharm n 14.32 -.17 Jensen Funds: Gld&Mtls 11.63 -.06 Teradyn 16.08 -.34 US Airwy 7.75 -.03 VeriFone 53.07 +.11 PIMCO Funds D: WldPrcMn 12.49 -.09 Statoil ASA 26.11 -.31 WTDv exF 54.00 -.64 TRBd N p 11.18 ... Retail n 61.70 -.46 QualGrthJ n 28.77 -.40 TRtn p 11.16 +.06 Terex 22.25 -.80 USG 16.56 -.28 VerizonCm 37.46 -.20 USAA Group: Steris 30.36 -.31 Visa 119.50 -1.51 Worthgtn 18.38 -.37 Dreyfus: Softwr n 91.01 -1.04 John Hancock A: PIMCO Funds P: TerraNitro 261.50 +1.02 UltraPt g 20.15 -.56 AgvGt 37.31 -.38 StillwtrM 12.08 -.11 VishayInt 11.33 -.37 Wyndham 46.09 -.87 Aprec 43.83 -.31 Tech n 104.15 -.94 BondA p 15.80 +.04 Stryker 54.15 -.88 Tesoro 25.25 -.12 UniSrcEn 35.68 -.31 AstAllAuthP 10.57 ... CA Bd 10.77 +.06 Vornado 80.92 -1.08 XL Grp 21.31 -.35 CT A 12.19 +.07 Telcm n 45.95 -.44 RgBkA 14.03 -.24 SturmRug 50.32 -.65 TetraTech 9.07 -.13 UniFirst 60.28 -1.51 TotRtnP 11.16 +.06 CrnstStr 22.26 -.08 WGL Hold 39.52 -.55 XcelEngy 26.39 -.09 CorV A 22.47 ... 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Inco 13.22 +.04 SunTrst 23.28 -.78 HiYldA p 6.39 -.02 IntlValA 18.36 -.10 TimeWarn 36.03 -.62 US NGs rs 15.93 +.20 WeathfIntl 14.04 -.16 Zimmer 64.15 -.57 StratValA 28.83 -.45 TotMktInv n 39.99 -.48 LSGrwth 13.06 -.10 Intl 23.82 -.15 SupEnrgy 25.91 -.56 PionFdA p 41.32 -.53 NYBd 12.25 +.07 Timken 49.51 -1.32 US OilFd 38.97 -.29 WeinRlt 25.36 -.38 ZweigTl 3.16 -.03 “The love of novels is the preference of sentiment to the senses.” Page A8 - TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012 Ralph Waldo Emerson, “Journals,” 1831

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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE When inspiration meets perspiration EDITORIAL BOARD ext week the Horatio individual’s embrace of this sim- better life. Gerry Mulligan...... publisher Alger Association of Dis- ple formula: inspiration followed Also appearing at the 2011 Ntinguished Americans by perspiration equals success. Alger dinner was actor Tom Sell- Charlie Brennan ...... editor will celebrate its 65th anniver- While the Horatio Alger Asso- eck, who said, “There are no Mike Arnold ...... HR director sary. I confess I did not know of ciation is nonpartisan, The Re- magic formulas, no single book, Sandra Frederick...... managing editor its existence until I read their ad publican Party is missing a great or even educational degrees that in an airline magazine. I am fa- opportunity to resurrect Horatio can generate the spirit of Curt Ebitz...... citizen member miliar with Horatio Alger, the Alger and return him to the cen- achievement through persever- Founded Mac Harris ...... citizen member man, who inspired generations of ter of American society. Instead ance. Nothing creates and in- by Albert M. Williamson Rebecca Martin ...... guest member boys, and later girls, with stories of allowing some liberal Democ- spires resolve more than knowing of people overcoming difficult rats to own the issue of “compas- achievement is possible for “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” circumstances to suc- sion” and promote someone who came from circum- — David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus ceed, but I was igno- victimhood and class stances like your own. When the rant of the association warfare among their hardships of life threaten to sever that carries on his constituents, Republi- hope from you, there is no pros- EVERYDAY HEROES vision. cans should feature thetic for an amputated spirit, no The association’s people on the cam- therapy for the atrophy of a focus recalls an era paign trail who tell dream, no medication for the that preceded our en- their stories of sickness that breaks the heart titlement, envy and achievement, encour- and withers the soul. There is the greed generation. One aging others not to American Dream.” Blessings in of the goals stated in Cal Thomas “settle,” or become Republicans are known for its “Success Factors OTHER mired in difficult cir- wanting to reduce the power of Study,” is to “...iden- cumstances. government. That is more likely tify and assist schol- VOICES One of the honorees to occur when the power of the ars who exemplify at last year’s Horatio individual increases. resilience in the face of adversity Alger Awards dinner, Fox News “You can do it!” parents cry as a Backpack — a hallmark characteristic of CEO Roger Ailes, said: “People they take the training wheels off Association members, them- who believe they’re victims will their kids’ bikes and give them selves leaders who have jour- become victims. People who be- that last guiding push down the neyed from humble beginnings to lieve they can win, eventually will sidewalk. achieve unprecedented success.” win.” Ailes grew up in humble Take the “training wheels” of Scholarship money goes to young surroundings, but refused to government off those Americans fills real need people in need who have demon- allow those surroundings to who rely on government far too unger is a real issue in chair Debbie Lattin and sup- strated the character qualities define him. much. Convince these Americans Instead of focusing on failure that they can make something of Citrus County, and it’s ported by energetic board the society embodies and promotes. and poverty, why aren’t Republi- themselves, if they would only try. never so wrenching as members plus platoons of vol- H The adults who are honored by cans telling stories of success and These should be the objectives of when it affects children. unteers and sponsors. the association are people who, prosperity, or at least self-suffi- Americans of every political More than 60 percent of the Usually these dedicated vol- when young, dug ditches, painted ciency and what it takes to im- stripe. children in our public schools unteers work quietly in the houses and worked at other me- prove a life? Horatio Alger got it. So can are on the free- and reduced- background, doing fundraising nial jobs. Some came from what Success is not a secret. It is as Republicans. cost lunch program. For many and preparing and distributing we once called “broken homes,” old as civilization itself. The late ———■——— of them, school meals during the backpacks. Recently, others had alcoholic fathers, or radio broadcaster Paul Harvey the week represent the lion’s though, board members Mary absent mothers. Many escaped made a career out of telling sto- Direct all mail for Cal Thomas share of their nutrition. But Catherine Spires and Elisa- poverty. They tell their stories of ries about people who overcame to: Tribune Media Services, what about on beth Moore a teacher who inspired them, or hardship through perseverance 2010 Westridge Drive, Irving, TX the weekends? were nomi- a mentor who encouraged them. and tenacity and by embracing 75038. Readers may also email The Bless- THE ISSUE: nated for the The one common denominator in virtues that have helped those Cal Thomas at tmseditors@ ings in a Back- Citrus County’s Blessings Everyday He- each of their backgrounds is the who live by them to experience a tribune.com. pack program in a Backpack program roes program focuses on honored by Bay News 9. conducted by feeding needy the Chronicle’s elementary OUR OPINION: partner, Bay school chil- News 9. Spires dren during Well-deserved recognition, and Moore the weekend. and emblematic of what’s won the an- On Friday they good about our community. nual Viewer’s take home Choice award backpacks of easy-to-prepare and were recognized recently and ready-to-eat food, return- at a Tampa luncheon. ing them on Monday to be re- Kudos to Bay News 9 for fo- filled for the next Friday. The cusing on good news in its national organization, a viewing area, and special 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is sup- kudos to Citrus County’s Bless- ported by a private foundation. ing in a Backpack team. They Program funding is through exemplify the best of Citrus volunteer efforts including the County, a community always PGA Wives Association at the ready to extend a helping hand national level and partner- up, especially in these tough ships of individuals and organ- economic times. izations at local chapters. This program is especially Our county’s chapter of valuable: Children who get Blessings in a Backpack was proper nutrition have better started in 2009 with a pilot pro- school attendance, are better gram at Hernando Elementary equipped to learn, are more School. The Homosassa and likely to be healthier and are Floral City elementary schools less likely to display behav- LETTERS to the Editor were added next, and four ioral problems. Independent inquiry Thanks for serving more sites are coming online It’s fitting that during April, OPINIONS INVITED this school year, including National Volunteer Recogni- We are independent voters ■ The opinions expressed in Chroni- I was completely overwhelmed Lecanto, Crystal River, Central tion Month, we take time to ap- participating in a national lobby- cle editorials are the opinions of by the local response to President Ridge and Citrus Springs. preciate those among us who ing campaign calling on Con- the newspaper’s editorial board. Obama’s proclamation declaring Blessings in a Backpack here make our community a better gress to hold hearings on the ■ Viewpoints depicted in political March 30 Vietnam Veterans Day. is led by Citrus County Harvest place to live. status of independent voters. cartoons, columns or letters do It read in part, “I call upon all The purpose of the hearings is to not necessarily represent the Americans to observe this day opinion of the editorial board. examine the ways partisanship with appropriate programs, cer- ■ is so hardwired into the political Groups or individuals are invited emonies, and activities that com- Bad rap Rudeness ageless to express their opinions in a let- system, as to have created struc- ter to the editor. memorate the 50-year This is about the letter, “Abor- This is for “Speak up for the tural discrimination against in- anniversary of the Vietnam War.” ■ Persons wishing to address the tion is a sin.” This is absolutely elderly” in the (March 30) paper. dependents, whom polls show editorial board, which meets I’m sorry I seem to have for- ridiculous. People will protest at a You know, that comment can be are 40 percent of the electorate. weekly, should call Charlie gotten (an appropriate word) Planned Parenthood site and sit turned around. I’m a senior. I know As a result of those structural Brennan at 352-563-5660. there were few (if any) “appro- there and say it is a sin, but I don’t some very nice young people. They barriers, independents have a ■ All letters must be signed and in- priate programs, ceremonies see anyone standing outside of a walk by my house every day. They second class status. clude a phone number and home- and activities.” Guess I was doctor’s office that performs va- always speak to me with respect town, including letters sent via proclamation-underwhelmed. One example is that Florida email. Names and hometowns will sectomies, as this is also a sin. I and never act obnoxious or rude. and 18 other states have closed be printed; phone numbers will Of the roughly 2.6 million really do not understand how one- And I have seen some mighty primary elections, wherein only not be published or given out. Americans who served in the sided this whole thing is. Planned rude seniors in the stores and on members of a political party may ■ We reserve the right to edit let- Vietnam War, it’s estimated about Parenthood, I used when I was my way about town. So let’s all vote. Independents, including ters for length, libel, fairness and 800,000 are still alive and it is married and that was to just get along be polite to those with no party affiliation, good taste. also estimated that 60 percent of confirm I was pregnant. OUND our fellow man the way are expected to finance these ■ Letters must be no longer than them live in Florida, many lo- They never encouraged S we’re supposed to and primaries, but are excluded 350 words, and writers will be cally — a number that should limited to three letters per month. me to have an abortion. things would be much from participating in them. This not be forgotten, nor should the OFF ■ They offered advice, gave nicer in our community, is a form of taxation without rep- SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, heroic service of these heroes be 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., me information on how state and world. Have a resentation. ignored, proclamation or not. take care of my body great day and be blessed. Crystal River, FL 34429. Or, fax to Some states (such as Washing- 352-563-3280, or email to Welcome home, my brothers. while my child grew, and ton, California and now Arizona) [email protected]. At least some of us remember and today’s he’s 18 years old Great job! are adopting a different system thank you for serving America. and he’s about to gradu- Everyone knows the CALL called a “top two” open primary, ing independence of the citi- ate high school. I think school secretary is the John Stewart where all voters are allowed to zenry and the highly partisan na- Planned Parenthood has most important job in the Beverly Hills 563-0579 participate and choose a candi- ture of our governing process — gotten a bad rap. school. Enjoy your retire- is creating an unhealthy situa- ment, Mrs. Weinfurter. date regardless of party affilia- Replant trees Honduran delicates tion. The top two vote-getters tion for our democracy. Independents feel structural I have a concern about the I was born and raised in the Beef’s had it then go onto the general elec- tion. This kind of reform, passed reforms that lessen the power of continued construction of (County United States of America. I’m a March 31, “Now I’m green.” Beef partisanship are urgently Road) 486. The county is remov- senior citizen and I’m sick and O’Brady’s, Inverness, served green in states which have initiative and referendum, has been ag- needed in order that we may ing 10 acres of woodland area to tired of the United States. You draft beer on St. Pat’s Day. Thank find genuine solutions to the build a drainage basin between are a bunch of wimps. You’re dis- you. It was great. P.S. Also, the corned gressively opposed by the politi- cal parties who want desperately problems we face. We are getting Inwood Terrace and Cedarhouse. gusting. You don’t care what hap- beef and cabbage was terrific. organized in Florida toward that Are they planning to plant more pens to the United States of to maintain their control over Medicaid info how elections are conducted. goal. trees somewhere else? What America. Look at the gas prices. about the property value of the But I want to tell you, I just Polls show the number of Can anybody out there please Ernie Paskey area? I bought my home because bought underwear again and it’s tell me if there is a Medicaid of- Americans identifying as inde- Lecanto it had wooded area behind it. made in Honduras. What is fice I can go to and talk about pendents has surpassed that of wrong with the United States of Medicaid in Citrus County? I’d like Democrat or Republican. This Bob McDonald Louis A. Shreve America? to make an appointment. disconnect — between the grow- Beverly Hills Crystal River

THE CHRONICLE invites you to call “Sound Off” with your opinions about any subject. You do not need to leave your name, and have less than a minute to record. COMMENTS will be edited for length, libel, personal or political attacks and good taste. Editors will cut libelous material. OPINIONS expressed are purely those of the callers. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012 A9 Mia Powell, 84 DEATHS LAKE PANASOFFKEE Continued from Page A5 Spanish economist ponders Mia Catherine Powell, 84, of Lake Panasoffkee, passed Carl Klotz, 87 away Friday, April 6, 2012. INGLIS charging rich for health care Mrs. Powell was born Oc- Carl J. Klotz, 87, of Inglis, tober 2, 1927, in Dover, Fla., Associated Press make even less. The unem- pay for health care, in addi- Fla., died Sunday April 1, and has lived in this area ployment rate stands at tion to what they already John 2012, at Diamond Ridge MADRID — Spain since 1962. She was a mem- about 23 percent and is pro- pay via income tax, would Marucci, 66 Healthcare in Lecanto. He should consider making ber of the Oxford Assembly jected to rise, the economy help heal a sick system. HOMOSASSA was born richer people pay for of God Church. Along with is shrinking and the govern- “We have to see if, under January 12, their universal health cov- John B. Marucci, age 66, being a Pastor’s wife, she ment is warning things will the current circumstances, 1925, in erage, the country’s econ- of Homosassa, Florida, died not only raised her children, get worse. we can maintain a system Scranton, omy minister said Monday Thursday, April 5, 2012, at but worked many different Health care is actually ad- which generates a struc- Pa., and in another reflection of a Shands hospital in jobs, finally retiring as an ministered by Spain’s 17 tural deficit,” de Guindos came here government scraping and Gainesville. upholsterer and seamstress. semi-autonomous regions, told Cadena Ser. 30 years ago clawing for new sources of John was born January Some of her other talents in- rather than the central gov- Spaniards have already from Old revenue. The ruling party 12, 1946, in East Orange, cluded baking cakes, pup- ernment. seen their retirement age Bridge, N.J. quickly disavowed him, New Jersey, and was a grad- peteering and signing for The debt-ridden Catalonia raised by two years to 67, Carl Klotz He was a saying the official was only uate of East Orange High the deaf in church as well as region has already intro- civil servant wages frozen, U.S. Army expressing a personal School. He was the son of teaching signing. duced a small co-payment income, property and sales World War II veteran and a opinion. the late Patsy and Eleanor for prescription medication taxes raised, and labor market Survivors include her lov- retired commercial crabber. The center-right gov- (D’Amelio) Marucci. Soon under the universal health laws changed to make their ing husband of 65 years, He was an avid fisherman ernment is desperate for after graduating high care system. jobs and wages less secure. Johnnie Tuble Powell; 4 and loved to be on the water. ways to save money or in- school, he was drafted into De Guindos said these re- Just hours after de Guin- children, Sandra (Rick) Sta- Carl was a loving Christian crease revenue as it strug- the United States Army. gions — whose overspend- dos spoke, a spokesman for ton, Johnnie (Debbie) Pow- man and was so proud to gles to achieve deficit- John was a veteran who ing is responsible for much the ruling Popular Party, ell, Lenard Powell and call Gulf-to-Lake Church his reduction goals. Interna- served in the Vietnam War. of Spain’s budget deficit of Carlos Floriano, said they Nanette (Mike) Snider; 3 spiritual home. He will also tional investors are show- He received the Vietnam 8.5 percent of GDP last year were “personal observations” brothers, Charles, Donald be remembered for his ing wariness of its ability Campaign medal, Vietnam — owe medical suppliers 15 and the government favors and Haden Butts; a sister, many volunteer hours at the to do so, shying from buy- Service medal, and the Na- billion and making the rich keeping health care free. Doris Winestead; 8 grand- Florida Sheriff ’s Youth ing Spanish debt and tional Defense Service children, Julie Staton, Ranch. pushing up Spain’s bor- medal. John was an artillery CARPET • TILE • WOOD • VINYL • LAMINATE Beckie Weaver, Gregg Pow- He is survived by his lov- rowing costs perilously. surveyor and after an hon- ell, Katie Gordon, Kellie ing wife, Ann; a son, Bob This is heightening Hours: orable discharge he worked Mon. Fri. 8-5pm Powell, Jami Barnes, Josh Klotz (Paula); daughters Glo- fears that with sick public as a surveyor as a member Sat. 9-1pm Powell and Chris Snider; ria Rast (Richard) and Joyce finances and other woes of the Operating Engineers along with 8 great-grand- Scully (Mark); his stepchil- like banks overexposed to Local 825 for more than 25 children. Mrs. Powell was dren that loved him very real estate, Spain could be years. John was the most preceded in death by her much, Maxine England the next candidate for a kind and humble man, loved sister, Nora Craft; and (Jim), Larry Hunt (Sherri), bailout, after Greece, Ire- by everyone he touched. brother, Edward Butts. Billy Hunt (Leigh), Danny land and Portugal. Mohawk 60 Day Satisfaction Guarantee on Carpet John is survived by his

Visitation for Mrs. Powell Hunt (Kathryn), Jeff Hunt Economy Minister Luis 000AROV brother, Anthony and his will be held 6 to 8 p.m. Mon- (Debi) and Eric Hunt; sev- de Guindos said in a radio 527-1811 FREE ESTIMATES wife Barbara, and his sister day, April 9, 2012, in the eral nieces; one nephew; interview the co-payment 44 W. Gulf To Lake Hwy., Lecanto ( next to landfill) CCC #2837 Paula (Marucci) Philolius, Banks/Page-Theus Funeral and many grandchildren system, such as that which SERVING CITRUS COUNTY SINCE 1975 and her husband Robert, all Home. Funeral services will and great-grandchildren. A exists in the United States, of Homosassa, Florida; his be held 11 a.m. Tuesday, memorial service will be is no panacea for Spain’s six nephews and nieces, An- April 10, 2012, in the Oxford conducted on Wednesday, financial problems. But thony, Paula, Chris and Toni Assembly of God Church April 11, at 11 a.m. at the he said Spain should mull Lynn Marucci and Robert with interment following Gulf-to-Lake Church in the idea of making people and John Philolius; and nu- the service in Pine Level Crystal River. In lieu of flow- who earn more than merous grandnieces and Cemetery. Online condo- ers please consider a memo- $130,000 a year pay for nephews. A memorial will lences and memories may rial contribution to Hospice state-administered health be held April 12, 2012, at 11 be shared by visiting of Citrus County, P.O. Box care that is financed with a.m. at the Homosassa www.bankspagetheus.com. 641270, Beverly Hills, FL taxpayer money. Chapel of Hooper Funeral Arrangements are en- 34464. Strickland Funeral Few people earn that Home with the Rev. David trusted to Banks/Page-Theus Home, Crystal River. much in Spain, where the Gill officiating. The family Funerals and Cremations, Sign the guest book at average salary is about requests expressions of Wildwood. www.chronicleonline.com. $20,000 a year, and many sympathy take the form of memorial donations to the

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Nation BRIEFS Feed me! Violence jumps Syria border The latest bloodshed was a sign of people have been killed in Syria ians and two Turks were wounded, how easily Syria’s neighbors could since March 2011, when the upris- including a Turkish translator who Deaths reported in be drawn into a regional conflagra- ing began with mostly peaceful had entered the camp to try to calm tion as President Bashar Assad’s protests against Assad. But a gov- an anti-Assad protest. Lebanon, Turkey crackdown on a year-old uprising be- ernment crackdown led many Syri- But one witness, Tareq Abdul- comes increasingly militarized, de- ans take up weapons, transforming Haqq, told The Associated Press by Associated Press spite desperate diplomatic efforts. the conflict into an insurgency. telephone from the camp that he saw Former U.N. chief Kofi Annan On Monday, Syrian forces fired two refugees killed in front of him. BEIRUT — Syrian forces opened brokered a deal that was supposed across the border into a refugee Turkey shelters some 24,000 Syr- fire across two tense borders Mon- to begin with Syria pulling its troops camp in Turkey, wounding at least ian refugees, including hundreds of day, killing a TV journalist in out of population centers by Tues- six people, authorities said. army defectors, and has floated the Lebanon and wounding at least six day morning, with a full cease-fire The soldiers were believed to be idea of setting up a buffer zone in- people in a refugee camp in Turkey by both sides within 48 hours. But firing at rebels who tried to escape side Syria if the flow of displaced Associated Press on the eve of a deadline for a cease- hopes for the plan collapsed after a to the refugee camp after ambush- people across its border becomes An American bald eagle fire plan that seems all but certain fresh wave of violence and new de- ing a Syrian military checkpoint, overwhelming. feeds its young Monday in mands by the regime for written killing six soldiers, according to the Monday’s shooting was believed its nest at Gray’s Lake to fail. to be the first inside Turkey, al- Park, in Des Moines, Iowa. A witness at the Turkish camp guarantees that the opposition will Britain-based activist group Syrian said he saw two refugees killed, al- lay down arms first. Observatory for Human Rights. though there have been similar though that account could not be in- Naci Koru, Turkey’s deputy for- The troops kept firing as they cross-border attacks into Lebanon. dependently confirmed. eign minister, said Tuesday’s dead- pursued rebels who made a run for Syrian troops fired about 40 Report: Tulsa Across Syria, activists reported line for the withdrawal has become the camp, sending bullets whizzing rounds across the border into suspects confess particularly heavy violence with “void at this stage,” state-run TRT across the frontier, the Observatory northern Lebanon, killing a cam- more than 125 people killed in the television reported. said. eraman for Lebanon’s Al Jadeed TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa po- past two days. The U.N. estimates some 9,000 Turkish authorities said four Syr- television station, the station said. lice documents said the two suspects arrested in a shoot- ing spree that terrorized the city’s black community have both confessed. Texting The documents given to The Associated Press on Philly firemen die in blaze Monday said 19-year-old Jake England confessed to gets shooting three people and 32-year-old Alvin Watts con- fessed to shooting two. political The shootings early Friday morning left three people dead and two seriously wounded. It’s not clear from Pros worry the affidavit which man shot which victim, but the docu- abuse will ment said police believe Watts shot two of the three anger voters people who died. All the victims of the shoot- Associated Press ing spree were black, and po- lice have described the NEW YORK — Text mes- suspects as white. saging is posing both new opportunities and dangers for America’s political World BRIEFS campaigns. The most widely used form of mobile communica- Snap a pic tion, it has become one of the most effective ways for campaigns to reach sup- porters, using 160-character messages to encourage last- minute donations or pro- vide information such as where to vote. And strict Associated Press Firefighters greet each other Monday in the aftermath of a fire in a warehouse in Philadelphia. Two firefighters federal rules prohibit such died after a wall collapsed on them while they fought the massive early morning blaze. texts from going to anyone who does not “opt in” to re- ceive them. Two trapped under falling debris after wall collapsed But some groups have found their way around that Associated Press requirement, using email — rather than the SMS “short Associated Press code” that telemarketers The Emir of Qatar, Sheikh PHILADELPHIA — Two fire- fighters who were battling a massive normally use — to send un- Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, solicited, anonymous and uses his phone Monday to blaze at an abandoned warehouse Monday were killed when an adja- often negative messages to take video of the signing of cellphone lists they pur- agreements between India cent furniture store they were in- specting collapsed, burying them in chase through brokers. and Qatar at Hyderabad That texting practice has House in New Delhi, India. a pile of debris, authorities said. It took about two hours to extract angered voters, who are the bodies of Lt. Robert Neary, 60, forced to pay if they don’t Iran may cut deal and firefighter Daniel Sweeney, 25, have flat-rate messaging because of all the debris, Fire plans. And it’s alarmed cam- at nuke talks Commissioner Lloyd Ayers said at paign strategists, who fear political texting will be TEHRAN, Iran — Iran is a news conference. Two other fire- fighters were rescued and taken to weakened by the introduc- signaling a possible compro- tion of what amounts to mise offer heading into critical a hospital for treatment of non-life- threatening injuries. spam texting. talks with world powers “They’ve taken a tool and deeply suspicious of its nu- “We are deeply saddened by the loss of these two firefighters,” technology we used to help clear program: offering to people get voter information scale back uranium enrich- Mayor Michael Nutter said. “It just hurts a great, great deal.” and turned it into a very so- ment but not abandon the The blaze in the city’s Kensing- phisticated way to do voter- ability to make nuclear fuel. ton section started around 3:15 a.m. suppression tactics and The proposal — floated by and quickly spread. Dozens of Firefighters battle a fire in a warehouse early Monday in Philadelphia. annoy people with false and the country’s nuclear chief as nearby homes were evacuated and misleading information,” said part of the early parrying in the firefighters were trying to had been commended for a long list dent of the firefighters union. Scott Goodstein of Revolution various capitals before nego- make sure that the blaze was out at of rescues over the years, Ayers said. “He was just a great guy, knew Messaging, a Democratic- tiations get under way Friday the furniture store when a wall and Neary, a 37-year veteran of the the job very well,” McShea said. leaning mobile communica- — suggested that sanctions- roof collapsed, Ayers said. department, served in the Army re- “He’s like one of these old-school tions firm. “Worse yet, people battered Iran is ready to bar- “They were actually going back serves from 1972 to 1982 and guys. They just have a second sense are being charged to receive gain. in to check and ensure that the fire worked as a city police officer be- about them.” these messages.” But this gambit, at least, was out,” the commissioner said, fore joining the fire department. Sweeney, who was single, is sur- Goodstein has filed a appeared to fall short of adding that crews got to them as He is survived by his wife, two vived by his parents. His father is complaint about the prac- Western demands that Iran quickly as they could but that the grown sons and a grown daughter. recently retired fire Capt. David tice with the Federal Com- munications Commission, hand over its most potent nu- rescue effort was arduous. “It’s get- He was a mentor to young fire- Sweeney. whose Telephone Con- clear material. ting to them as fast as possible.” fighters like Sweeney and had “He was a good young lad,” Mc- Both firefighters were respected great instincts while fighting fires, Shea said. “Danny was a young, ag- sumer Protection Act pro- N. Korea seen members of the department and said Timothy McShea, vice presi- gressive firefighter.” hibits telemarketers from prepping for test texting “to any telephone number ... or any service for SEOUL, South Korea — which the called party is Recent satellite images show charged.” North Korea is digging a new Unsolicited messages hit underground tunnel in what the presidential campaign appears to be preparation for Bomb threats rattle Pittsburgh university this year, when texts target- a third nuclear test, according ing Republican Mitt Rom- to South Korean intelligence Associated Press changed to a take-home be- started to affect her in terms of interest in the investiga- ney surfaced in Colorado, officials. The excavation at cause of the disruptions. of “my feelings of security.” tion. Authorities say some of South Carolina and Michi- North Korea’s northeast Pung- PITTSBURGH — Dozens The threats began in mid- “So now it’s pretty alarm- the threats have been traced gan. Voters received texts gye-ri site, where nuclear tests of bomb threats at the Uni- February, at first targeting a ing,” she said. “We’ve never to or through computers in urging them to call a num- were conducted in 2006 and versity of Pittsburgh, includ- landmark building at the had an experience like this. I Austria, but nobody has been ber where they heard a 2009, is in its final stages, ac- ing at least four on Monday, center of campus. But in re- kind of have that feeling like, charged with making them. recorded message criticiz- have made professors start cent weeks numerous build- where’s this going to end?” No bombs have been ing the former Massachu- cording to the report. holding classes outside and ings have been threatened. Under new security found, and nobody has been setts governor. Its release comes as North forced security officials to Four threats had been made measures, students and fac- injured, but police say the Spam texts have popped Korea prepares to launch a put in new building access by mid-afternoon Monday, ulty members will need building evacuations will up in congressional cam- long-range rocket that Wash- measures and offer a $50,000 starting at about 4 a.m. school IDs to get into build- continue if warranted. paigns in states including ington and others say is a reward for information. Student Dawn Diehl, ings. Non-residents won’t be There have been about 25 Michigan, North Carolina, cover for testing missile tech- Some students “are defi- who’s studying for a master’s permitted in dormitories. threats targeting numerous Pennsylvania and Missouri nology that could be used to nitely afraid,” said Brian degree in library science, University police, the FBI buildings, with some of and Minnesota. They’ve also fire on the United States. Haughwout, a junior who said it wasn’t until a few days and the U.S. Secret Service those threatened multiple appeared in several state — From wire reports had one of his final exams ago that the bomb threats have said they have a person times. legislative races. ■ Bresnahan ■ Citrus County Speedway/B2 breezes past ■ Horse racing/B2 Section B - TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012 competition at ■ MLB/B3 Citrus County ■ Scoreboard, golf/B4 Speedway./B2 ■ Sports briefs/B4 ■ NBA, NHL/B5 SPORTS ■ Entertainment/B6 CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Lecanto breaks it open in 4th inning

Richards and Amber Russo. After the Pirates (13-7) closed RBI infield single immediately Lady Panthers score six runs en route Russo was a home run short of the gap to 4-3 in the third inning, afterward made it 7-3. the cycle, smacking a triple, two Lecanto responded with fury in Parrish crossed the plate on doubles and a single, along with the fourth. another bases-loaded walk by Pi- to 10-4 victory against Crystal River an RBI and a pair of runs scored. The first five batters of the in- rates reliever Tiffany Macdonald, The Panthers (14-7) finished 3-1 ning reached base, as Russo led then an error on a shallow fly ball STEVE MCGUNNIGLE away Monday night able to call against Crystal River and Citrus off with a single, followed by Bre- to right field off the bat of Sidney Correspondent his Lady Panthers Citrus County combined, claiming the title of anna Martin and Richards, each Holstein scored two for a 10-3 champs. county champions. singling as well. Richards’ shot Lecanto lead. CRYSTAL RIVER — Lecanto Lecanto defeated host Crystal “The girls came with a great at- down the third-base line scored “I thought the girls’ bats came head coach Robert Dupler finally River 10-4, on the back of a six- titude to play, they were fired up, Russo, then Lilly Parrish’s walk alive, they started swinging and saw his bats come out of a recent run fourth inning and 4-for-4 per- and played a great game,” Dupler with the bases loaded brought in slump, and in the process walked formances at the plate from Paige said. another run. Amber Atkinson’s See LECANTO/ Page B4 30 — a Magic number Daytona Orlando routs is calling Detroit at home, to USTA 119-89 he winter USTA leagues have Associated Press ended and the winning teams Tare set to go to Daytona. The ORLANDO — Jason 3.5 and 4.5 levels are the first ones Richardson hit six 3-pointers to play May 4-6, followed by the 3.0 and scored 22 points, J.J. and 4.0 level on May 18-20. Redick had 20 points and the One team from Citrus County is Orlando Magic eased past the going to make the trip to Daytona Detroit Pistons 119-89 Monday — the 4.0 Super Senior Ladies night. from Skyview. They won their di- Glen Davis added 16 points vision under the guidance of cap- and 16 rebounds starting in tain Nancy Fetzer. Other team place of center Dwight members are Gail Cooper, Nadia Howard, who missed his third Maric, Chris Jarzyna, Joyce Scha- game in two weeks with back effer, Jimmie Eliasen, Irma But- spasms. termore, Susan Barry, Carol All five Orlando starters Hoinski and Josephine Perrone. reached double figures in the The USTA spring leagues will Magic’s first win over the Pis- start in a couple of weeks. tons this season. Monday Night Ladies The Magic also were playing Doubles League without backup point guard Results for April 2 are: Chris Duhon, who was sus- pended for the game for con- ■ Bicentennial Babes def. duct detrimental to the team. Brooksville Aces, 4-2; Tayshaun Prince led Detroit ■ Brooksville Kick Butt def. Pine with 21 points and eight re- Ridge, 3-2. bounds. This league The Pistons lost their third is geared to- straight game since a three- ward the 3.5 game winning streak. Detroit and 4.0 fe- concludes its four-game road male players trip at Charlotte on Thursday. who cannot With both Howard and play during Hedo Turkoglu (out for the the day and regular season with a facial don’t mind fracture) missing from the traveling for starting lineup, Magic coach tennis Stan Van Gundy inserted matches. Eric Davis and Redick into the lineup. For infor- van den Hoogen Neither player disap- mation, con- ON COURT pointed early, with Redick tact Vivien connecting from the outside Amabile at and scoring eight first-quarter [email protected]. points, and Davis reaching Citrus County Tuesday double-double status just min- Womens Team Tennis utes into the second period. Orlando also got an instant Results for March 20 are: boost from the return of Ryan ■ Riverhaven Reds def. Crystal Anderson, who had missed the serve forward Earl Clark get- ABOVE: Detroit River Chip and Charge, 3-2; three previous games with a ting ejected by referee Scott Pistons center ■ Bicentennial Breakers def. Pine sprained right ankle. Foster with 7.5 seconds to play Greg Monroe dives Ridge Palominos, 4-0. Even seldom-used point in the game. for a loose ball This ladies-only league is geared to- guard Ish Smith got into the Orlando did catch Detroit between Orlando ward players rated 3.0 to 3.5. If inter- act, making the most of his playing its fourth game in five Magic center Glen ested in playing or being a team extra minutes playing in place nights, but with each of its re- Davis, left, and captain, call chairperson Candace of Duhon. Smith had five of his maining games holding poten- forward Earl Clark Charles at 352-563-5859 or email seven assists in just six min- tial playoff seeding during the first half [email protected]. utes of action. implications, the Magic will of Monday night’s The Magic led by as many as take wins where they can get game in Orlando. Citrus Area Senior Ladies 23 in the first half and the lead them. 3.0-3.5 Tuesday League ballooned above 30 early in They began the night in the Results for April 3 are: the third quarter. It didn’t hurt sixth spot in the Eastern Con- ■ Citrus Hills def. Meadowcrest that they also connected on 15 ference, behind division mate Aces, 4-1; of their 28 3-pointers for the Atlanta. ■ night. The Magic scored 64 points Sugarmill Woods def. Meadow- It got almost comical how and led by 21 at the half with a crest Racquettes, 4-0; easily the ball was falling balanced attack that saw four ■ Riverhaven Ospreys def. Pine through the net for the Magic, of their five starters reach LEFT: Orlando Ridge Mustangs, 3-2. with Richardson getting a high double figures. Magic guard The end of season luncheon is April and very favorable bounce on Orlando shot 53 percent (10 Quentin Richardson 24. Call Luanne Miller if you have not a rushed 3-pointer in the sec- for 19) from the 3-point line celebrates after received information for the luncheon. ond half. and 51 percent (22 for 43) from scoring a For information, contact new chair- They shot 53 percent for the the field overall. It also scored 3-pointer. person Luanne Miller at lumiller62@ night from the field. 12 points off seven Detroit yahoo.com or 352- 794-7247. The only sore spot was re- turnovers. Associated Press Thursday Morning Citrus Area Doubles League Results for April 5 are: ■ Sugarmill Woods def. Skyview Aces, 8-2; Goodell upholds penalties in Saints bounty case ■ Bicentennial Babes vs Pine Ridge Fillies, 5-5; season-long cipline for play- since medical research and ■ Bicentennial Bratz def. Pine Coach suspended suspension. ers involved in media reports on the long-term Ridge Mavericks, 6-3; An NFL in- the bounty pro- damage suffered by football ■ Skyview Advantage def. Skyview, vestigation gram that began players through concussions 6-4. for season; players found, under in 2009, the sea- began to gain attention. Payton’s watch, son the Saints As recently as October 2009, For information, contact chairwoman face discipline, too an assistant ran won the Super while testifying before Congress, Carol Keatts at 352-382-5280 or a program offer- Bowl. Goodell did not acknowledge a [email protected]. Associated Press ing cash payouts Roger Sean Given recent link between head injuries on Ladies on the Court for hits that Goodell Payton history, at least the field and brain diseases later Winners for April 5 are Mary and NEW YORK — Roger Goodell knocked tar- some of those in life. And hundreds of NFL re- stuck to his has his appeal Kelley, Shirley and Jo. sent a message to every coach geted opponents penalties are tirees are now suing the league season-long rejected by Ladies on The Court play at 8:30 and player in the NFL: safety out of games or suspension of NFL commish likely to be for health problems they say first. The league commissioner hurt them so Sean Payton. Roger Goodell. tough, too. began with their playing careers. a.m. Thursdays at Le Grone Park stuck with his punishments for badly they The Saints Yet the league has taken a se- courts in Crystal River. Bring a new New Orleans’ pay-for-pain boun- needed help getting to the case represents perhaps the ries of steps to better protect can of balls and 50 cents and sign up ties Monday, rejecting Saints sideline. starkest example yet of the sea to play two out of three tie-break sets. coach Sean Payton’s appeal of a Next on Goodell’s agenda: dis- change the NFL has undergone See SAINTS/ Page B4 See COURT/ Page B4 B2 TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012 RACING CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE CITRUS COUNTY TOP TEN CLASSES SPEEDWAY Super Late Models No. Driver’s name YTD points 1 Dale Sanders 204 Race results for April 7 23 Todd Brown 203 Open Wheeled Modifieds 98 Herb Neumann Jr. 197 No. Driver’s name Hometown 47 Keith Zavrel 196 19 Tommy Schnader Largo 4 Randy Anderson 194 53 Doug Miller Largo 09 Scott Grossenbacher 186 82 Drew Brannon 186 0 Troy Robinson Wesley Chapel 12 Cliff Bifaro 169 27 Jason Garver Stark 177 Ray Hester 154 4 Jarrett Snowden Ocala 44 Tony Altiere 139 5 James Glover Pinellas Park Open Wheeled Modifieds 94 Dalton Nelson Pinellas Park No. Driver’s name YTD points 75 Bobby Blake Eustis 19 Tommy Schnader 401 21 Sean Monaghan Stark 0 Troy Robinson 392 11 Charlie Brown Lakeland 53 Doug Miller 389 13 John Ditges Orlando 4 Jarrett Snowden 361 01 Herb Neumann Jr. 306 198 Wayne Morris Malberry 25 L. J. Grimm 303 86 Randy Anderson Wildwood 198 Wayne Morris 281 98 Robbie Cooper Bronson 6 Billy Bechtelheimer 275 2 Steven Hise Inverness 98 Robbie Cooper 273 42 Richie Smith Hernando 20 Scott Millar 257 16 Dwayne Dempsey St. Pete Mod. Mini Stocks 111 Cory France Seminole No. Driver’s name YTD points 35 Rick Kase Odessa 7 Clint Foley 330 80 Jimmy Houle Pinellas Park 69 Mark Powers 311 47 Richard Kuhn 305 70 Jeremy Gerstner Wesley Chapel 24 Phil Edwards 213 01 Curtis Neumann Inverness 07 Jody Robbins 198 25 L. J. Grimm Seffner 09 Jessica Robbins 193 Sportsman 14 Brad Blanton 100 No. Driver’s name Hometown 29 Chris Snow 93 69 Mike Bresnahan Lecanto Sportsman Special to the Chronicle 66 Andy Nicholls Orlando No. Driver’s name YTD points 771 Lance Daubach Plant City Mike Bresnahan (69) battles on the outside with Andy Nichols (66), and Lance Daubach (77) in the 66 Andy Nicholls 397 13 Aaron Williamson Lakeland Sportsman feature. 51 Christopher Harvey 379 4 Jay Witfoth 370 56 Brandon Morris Mulberry 90 Cody Johnson 356 55 Ernie Reed Crystal River 83 Dennis Neighbor Sr. 339 99 Cody Stickler Pinellas Park 56 Brandon Morris 316 17 Mike Bell Brooksville 99 Cody Stickler 295 12 David Williamson Mulberry Speedy Schnader reigns 55 Ernie Reed 293 01 Tom Posavec Dunnellon 17 Mike Bell 283 90 Cody Johnson Ocala 121 Devin McLeod 265 Grimm, Schnader and Miller. the green with Glen Colyer (44) and Street Stocks 22 Travis Hoefler Floral City Grimm again rocketed away on 4 Jay Witfoth Beverly Hills Largo driver wins Chris Ickes (20) on the front row. Their No. Driver’s name YTD points 51 Christopher Harvey Belleview the restart and took the checkered leads were short as Mike Autenrieth 3 Curtis Flanagan 414 98 Bubba Martone 399 83 Dennis Neighbor Sr. Clearwater flag followed by Schnader in sec- (32), Larry Welter Sr. (85) and Steven Modifieds 50-lap 5 James Peters 395 114 John Buzinec Summerfield ond and Miller in third. Stinedurf (0) came charging. These 48 Dora Thorne 387 73 Mark Peterson Sarasota Grimm’s great night, however, three drivers survived a few mid-race 73 David Kingsbury 378 21 Tommy Schnader Largo feature race came to a screeching halt once the 68 Austin Hughes 357 28 Justin Monahan Clearwater cautions to battle for the lead. Welter 88 Craig Cuzzone 308 cars entered the post-race techni- put his car out front near the halfway 121 Devin McLeod Zephyrhills Special to the Chronicle cal inspection. His car had an ille- 10 Kenny May 305 14 Scott Hendrickson Bushnell mark. 12 John Hughes 263 gal transmission and he was Mini Stocks Because of the early race cautions, 112 Joey Bifaro 203 No. Driver’s name Hometown Citrus County Speedway came disqualified. Pure Stocks the race was shortened to 13 laps. No. Driver’s name YTD points 46 Shannon Kennedy Summerfield back to life Saturday night after a The win went to Tommy Welter Sr. took his first victory of 2012 17 Nicholas Malverty 522 84 Ashlee Williamson Mulberry four-week break, and 91 cars and Schnader, with Miller taking sec- followed by Michael Martin (76) in sec- 65 Happy Florian 501 32 Jeremy Sharrone Floral City drivers packed the pits for six di- ond and Robinson in third. 123 Eugene Malverty 497 24 Tim Scalise Lutz visions of racing. Sportsman ond and Happy Florian (65) in third. 96 Dustin Dinkins 459 50 Jessey Mallory Summerfield Headlining the restart of racing Heat-race winners were Duane Baker 20 Chris Ickes 450 9 Tyler Stickler 368 18 Bo Denney Dade City was the 50-lap Open Wheel Modi- Twenty-one Sportsman cars were (46) and Arden Franklin (7). 11 Jerry Daniels Weirsdale 46 Duane Baker 364 fied race. Twenty-three Open brought to the green with Andy Nichols 3 Jay Curry Homosassa Mini Stocks 39 Carl Peters 312 71 Wayne Heater Homosassa Wheel Modifieds took their shot at (66) and Aaron Williamson (13) on the 45 James Johnston 286 83 William Stansbury 272 98 Kevin Stone Dade City the time clock, with Randy Ander- front row. Nichols jumped out to the Fourteen Mini Stocks saw a hard, late race battle between Ashlee Mini Stocks 88 Lenard Fussell Dade City son (86) proving he knew the early lead with third-place starter Lance No. Driver’s name YTD points 22 Mark Patterson Webster fastest way around at a blistering Dubach (771) settling into second. The Williamson (84) and Shannon Kennedy 32 Jeremy Sharrone 649 60 Carson Taylor Lecanto lap of 14.06 seconds. The lap two drivers put some space between (46) come down to the wire. 2011 46 Shannon Kennedy 605 77 Kevin Knox Wesley Chapel earned him top-qualifier honors points champion Jeremy Sharrone (32) 50 Jessey Mallory 598 Pure Stocks themselves and the rest of the field. 11 Jerry Daniels 543 No. Driver’s name Hometown and $100. Following behind him But 14th-place starter Mike Bresna- survived an early race trip to the rear to 71 Wayne Heater 541 85 Larry Welter Sr. Bronson were Robbie Cooper (98), James han (69) charged to the front of the claim third in the closing laps. 43 Shawn Jenkins 520 76 Michael Martin Citrus Springs Glover (5), Doug Miller (53) and Kennedy proved he was the man to 29 Chris Snow 493 field, passing cars outside and then 24 Tim Scalise 490 65 Happy Florian Lecanto Jeremy Gerstner (70). another inside in the same straight beat, beating Williamson, who finished 60 Carson Taylor 428 39 Carl Peters Winter Garden With a roll of the track’s giant away at times. He eventually was in second. Sharrone was third. Sharrone 98 Kevin Stone 309 0 Steven Stinedurf Brooksville foam dice, it set up a five-row in- and Kennedy were heat-race winners. PRO FIGURE-8s 17 Nicholas Malverty Spring Hill verted race, leaving Anderson to third place and took to the high side of No. Driver’s name YTD points 46 Duane Baker Homosassa start in the fifth row behind some Daubach for the second position. They Hornet 28 Benny Harris 100 20 Chris Ickes Brooksville 3 Cliff Rousseau 98 extremely competitive drivers. LJ battled side by side for five laps. 45 James Johnston Brooksville As the top three took the white flag, The Hornet division saw Steven 01 Mason Love 96 44 Glen Colyer Homosassa Grimm (25) started on the pole, Ross (98) dominate the field and claim 6 Joey Catarelli 94 32 Mike Autenrieth Inverness with Tommy Schnader (19) next. Nichols was out front and Daubach 83 Charles Herne 92 his first feature win. Following him to 4 Wayne Whitehead 90 9 Tyler Stickler Pinellas Park Grimm set the pace early on and glued to his bumper. Bresnahan was the stripe were Daryl Veltman (55) in 86 Justin Meyer 88 7 Arden Franklin Hernando on the outside of both drivers in the survived several early cautions to second, Scott Bumgarner (9) in third, 7 Neil Herne 86 123 Eugene Malverty Spring Hill remain out front. Behind him, An- second position. 88 William Stansbury 84 Anthony Bennett (6) in fourth and Kyle 96 Dustin Dinkins Bushnell derson and Cooper battled while As the cars exited turn 2, Bresnahan 14 Wayne Calkins 82 6 Eddie Hudak Lecanto charging to the front. Anderson got Capacitance (1) in fifth. PS/SS FIG-8s 77 Danny Berkowitz pulled even with Nichols as they en- No. Driver’s name YTD points 4 Earl Frazier Inverness the best of Cooper eventually. tered turn 3 on the final lap. Both driv- DWARF 6 Ronnie Schrefiels 100 Anderson continued his charge 13 Neil Herne 98 58 Larry Welter Jr. Williston ers hammered the throttle and dashed The DWARF car division saw Sprint Hornet Division until he and Wayne Morris (198) for the checkered flag, with Bresnahan 03 Charles Herne 96 No. Driver’s name Hometown made contact, causing a caution car veteran Stan Butler (3) drive to vic- 83 William Stansbury 94 powering by Nichols for the victory. 82 Jimmy Kruse 92 98 Steve Ross tory over perennial front-runner Bo with 10 laps left. Cooper also was 5 Pnut Higginbotham 90 55 Daryl Veltman Crystal River Bresnahans’ margin of victory was Bass (14) in second, and Todd Brown caught in the incident, ending the less than 2 feet as the cars crossed 85 Thomas Peet 88 9 Scott Bumgarner North Carolina night for all three drivers. (1) in third. Butler was also the heat- 1 Larry Triana 86 6 Anthony Bennett Tampa the stripe, with Nichols on the short Grimm rocketed away on the race winner. 33 Dave Ross 84 1 Kyle Capehiance Spring Hill end. Daubach came home in third. 09 Benny Harris 82 restart and left others to battle for DWARFs Nichols strong second-place finish Upcoming races DWARFs No. Driver’s name Hometown position. No. Driver’s name YTD points 3 Stan Butler Bushnell 2011 points champion Doug moved him to the top of the points This Saturday the largest field of 14 Bo Bass 219 14 Bo Bass Eustis Miller (53) had a fast car all night standings ahead of Chris Harvey (51). Super Late Models in the state will 98 Chris McClelland 209 1 Todd Brown Lake Panasoffkee Heat-race winners were David 25 Darren Bass 206 and patiently waited for his open- race in the 35-lap feature. Other races 01 Danny Cretty 204 25 Darren Bass Claycona ing. Miller found a way around a Williamson (12), Jay Witfoth (4) and include Modified Mini Stocks, Street 3 Stan Butler 194 2 Jon Brown Lake Panasoffkee strong-running Troy Robinson (0) Mike Bell (17). Stocks, Mini Stocks and Hornets. 2 Jon Brown 190 98 Chris McClelland Ocoee for third late in the race. Speedway start time is 6:30 p.m. 17 John Bailey 178 11 Ray Gonzales III Lakeland Pure Stocks 24 Tim Cobb 103 7 Ray Gonzales Jr. Lakeland A lap 49 caution set up a one-lap Visit www.citruscountyspeedway.com 04 Rick Lundeen 100 01 Danny Cretty Dunnellon shoot out for the win between Nine Pure Stocks were brought to or call 352-726-9339 for details. 83 Jeff Wolfe 93

Road to the Hansen retains No. 1; Gemologist still unbeaten Kentucky Derby Feb. 25 — Risen Star (G2): El Padrino, Mark Valeski, Z Dager (Fair Grounds) NTRA 3-YEAR-OLD Feb. 26 — Fountain of Youth (G2): Union Kentucky Derby Rags, News Pending, Discreet Dancer THOROUGHBRED POLL (Gulfstream) March 3 — Gotham (G3): Hansen, My Ado- hopefuls rankings NEW YORK — The 2012 Three Year-Old Thor- nis, Finnegans Wake (Aqueduct) oughred Poll, conducted by the National Thoroughbred March 3 — John Battaglia Memorial: State of Racing Association NTRA, covering racing perform- Play, Ill Conceived, Dynamical (Turfway Park) change a little bit ances through April 8. Rankings based on the votes of March 10 — Swale (G3): Trinniberg, Hello sports and thoroughbred racing media representatives Prince, Ever So Lucky (Gulfstream) on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis with first place votes in Associated Press March 10 — San Felipe (G2): Creative parentheses, record, total points and previous rank Sex: Cause, Bodemeister, Midnight Transfer (Santa C-colt, G-gelding, H-horse, F-filly, M-mare): Anita) Derby fever is springing up all S St 1 2 3 Pts Pvs March 10 — Tampa Bay Derby (G2): over. 1. Union Rags (21) C 2 1 0 1 423 1 Prospective, Golden Ticket, Cozzetti (Tampa Owner Kendall Hansen has it 2. Gemologist (10) C 2 2 0 0 404 7 Bay Downs) 3. I’ll Have Another (6) C 2 2 0 0 366 8 now, saying he “can hardly work” March 11 — Palm Beach (G3): Howe Great, 4. Creative Cause (6) C 3 1 1 1 365 2 Dullahan, Csaba (Gulfstream) as he counts down the week before 5. Hansen (8) C 2 1 1 0 354 3 March 17 — Rebel (G2): Secret Circle, Opti- his horse named Hansen runs in 6. Alpha C 3 2 1 0 240 5 mizer, Scatman (Oaklawn Park) the Kentucky Derby on May 5. 7. Take Charge Indy (1) C 3 2 1 0 229 4 March 24 — Rushaway: Flashy Dresser, First, Hansen has one more prep 8. Secret Circle C 3 2 1 0 110 6 Gung Ho, Gold Megillah (Turfway Park) 9 Bodemeister C 3 1 2 0 93 9 March 24 — Spiral (G3): Went the Day Well, race, and that’s the Blue Grass 10. Daddy Nose Best C 2 2 0 0 69 11 Holiday Promise, Heavy Breathing (Turfway Stakes on Saturday at Keeneland, Other horses receiving votes: Went The Day Well Park) about a 90-minute drive from (40), El Padrino (34), Daddy Long Legs (20), Grace Hall March 25 — Sunland Derby (G3): Daddy (19), Prospective (13), Howe Great (12), On Fire Baby Nose Best, Isn’t He Clever, Stirred Up (Sunland Louisville. The near-white colt will (12), Mark Valeski (11), Trinniberg (10), My Miss Aure- be facing about a dozen rivals on Park) lia (7), Princess Arabella (7), Dullahan (6), Reveron (5), March 31 — Florida Derby (G1): Take Charge the synthetic Polytrack, including Out Of Bounds (4), Broadway’s Alibi (3), Done Talking Associated Press Indy, Reveron, Union Rags (Gulfstream) fellow Derby hopefuls Dullahan (2), Hero Of Order (1), Rousing Sermon (1). Gemologist, ridden by Javier Castellano, wins the Wood Memorial horse March 31 — UAE Derby (Group 1): Daddy and Howe Great. Long Legs, Yang Tse Kiang, Wrote (Meydan) race Saturday at Aqueduct racetrack in New York. While Hansen remains No. 1 in Another Derby contender April 1 — Louisiana Derby (G2): Hero Of Order, Mark Valeski, Rousing Sermon (Fair the AP’s latest Run to the Roses’ owner watched with frayed nerves. winner but needed all the extra ef- emerged over the weekend with Grounds) Top 10, Gemologist affirmed his “I can hardly work,” said Dr. fort he could muster to hold off 12-1 long shot Done Talking having April 6 — Transylvania (G3): Silver Max, No. 2 status ahead of No. 3 Union Hansen, who operates a pain man- Alpha. the final word in winning the Illi- Travel Advisory, State of Play (Keeneland) Rags with a hard-fought win in the agement clinic in Crestview Hills, I’ll Have Another, trained by Doug nois Derby. The colt trained by April 7 — Wood Memorial (G1): Gemologist, Wood Memorial at Aqueduct on Ky. “It started two days ago when it O’Neill, withstood the bid by Cre- Hamilton Smith finished 10th in Alpha, Teeth of the Dog (Aqueduct) April 7 — Bayshore (G3): Trinniberg, Hard- Saturday. was the 5th and it (the Derby) was ative Cause in a duel to the wire for the Gotham in his previous race, ened Wildcat, How Do I Win (Aqueduct) Out West, I’ll Have Another exactly 30 days out. Something a big win that will send him to the but now has enough graded stakes April 7 — Illinois Derby (G3): Done Talking, joined the growing list of potential happened to my body. My nurses Derby as one of the horses to beat. earnings ($311,000) to make the Morgan’s Guerrilla, Hakama (Hawthorne) Derby favorites with a nose victory were telling me, ‘Doc, your hands This could be a rewarding week- Derby field. April 7 — Santa Anita Derby (G1): I’ll Have Another, Creative Cause, Blueskiesnrainbows over top choice Creative Cause in are shaking.’ My hands never end for Hall of Fame trainer Bob The Derby has a maximum field (Santa Anita) the Santa Anita Derby. The result shake, but I’ve got a tremor now Baffert, who expects to send his of 20, and if more are entered, the April 14 — Arkansas Derby (G1), 1 1/8 miles, moved I’ll Have Another up five and I think it’s from adrenaline. So top two Derby hopefuls — Secret horses are determined by graded- Oaklawn spots to No. 4, and Creative Cause I’m staying away from Mountain Circle and Bodemeister — in the stakes earnings. Hansen tops the April 14 — Blue Grass (G1), 1 1/8 miles, up one to No. 6, behind Florida Dew.” $1 million Arkansas Derby and list with $1.4 million; Rousing Ser- Keeneland April 21 — Jerome (G2), 1 mile, Aqueduct Derby winner Take Charge Indy. Gemologist ran his record to 5-0 Midnight Crooner in the $750,000 mon is No. 20 with $270,000. April 21 — Lexington (G3), 1 1/16 miles, Gotham winner and 2-year-old with his neck win over Alpha in the Blue Grass. Gemologist came into the Wood Keeneland champion Hansen put in a workout Wood. The colt trained by Todd Baffert’s Liaison, who ran sixth ranked No. 30 in graded earnings April 28 — Derby Trial (G3), 1 mile, Churchill Saturday at the Churchill Downs Pletcher swept into the lead around in the Santa Anita Derby, remains with $103,855, but added $600,000 Downs May 5 — Kentucky Derby (G1), 1 1/4 miles, trackside training center. The the far turn, looked to be a clear a possible Derby starter. to reach No. 6 on the list. Churchill Downs CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE BASEBALL TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012 B3 AMERICAN LEAGUE AL East Division Central Division West Division NL W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Tampa Bay 3 0 1.000 — — 3-0 W-33-0 0-0 Detroit 3 0 1.000 — — 3-0 W-33-0 0-0 Seattle 3 1 .750 — — 3-1 W-20-0 3-1 Yankees 6, Orioles 2 Baltimore 3 1 .750 ½ — 3-1 L-1 3-1 0-0 Kansas City 2 1 .667 1 ½ 2-1 W-20-0 2-1 Texas 2 1 .667 ½ ½ 2-1 W-12-1 0-0 Marlins 6, Phillies 2 New York Baltimore Toronto 2 2 .500 1½ 1 2-2 L-2 0-1 2-1 Chicago 2 2 .500 1½ 1 2-2 W-10-0 2-2 Los Angeles2 2 .500 1 1 2-2 W-11-2 1-0 Miami Philadelphia ab r h bi ab r h bi Boston 1 3 .250 2½ 2 1-3 W-10-0 1-3 Cleveland 1 3 .250 2½ 2 1-3 L-1 1-3 0-0 Oakland 1 3 .250 2 2 1-3 L-2 1-3 0-0 ab r h bi ab r h bi Jeter ss 4 1 4 1 Reimld lf 5 0 1 0 New York 1 3 .250 2½ 2 1-3 W-10-0 1-3 Minnesota 0 4 .000 3½ 3 0-4 L-4 0-1 0-3 Reyes ss 4 1 2 0 Pierre lf 4 0 0 0 Swisher rf 3 0 0 0 Hardy ss 5 0 0 0 Bonifac cf 4 1 3 0 Polanc 3b 4 0 0 0 Cano 2b 4 0 1 0 Markks rf 4 0 0 0 HRmrz 3b 4 1 1 1 Rollins ss 4 0 2 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE GSnchz 1b 4 0 2 2 Pence rf 4 0 1 0 ARdrgz dh 4 0 0 0 AdJons cf 4 0 1 0 Kearns rf 4 1 1 1 Victorn cf 3 1 1 0 Teixeir 1b 5 0 1 1 Wieters c 4 1 4 1 East Division Central Division West Division W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Coghln lf 4 0 0 0 Mayrry 1b 4 0 1 0 Grndrs cf 4 2 1 0 MrRynl 3b 4 0 2 0 Infante 2b 4 2 2 2 Ruiz c 4 1 0 0 New York 4 0 1.000 — — 4-0 W-44-0 0-0 St. Louis 4 1 .800 — — 4-1 W-20-0 4-1 Arizona 3 0 1.000 — — 3-0 W-33-0 0-0 AnJons lf 2 2 1 1 Betemt dh 4 1 1 0 J.Buck c 4 0 0 0 Galvis 2b 3 0 1 2 Gardnr lf 2 0 1 1 C.Davis 1b 4 0 2 1 Washington 2 2 .500 2 1 2-2 L-2 0-0 2-2 Houston 3 1 .750 ½ — 3-1 W-33-1 0-0 Los Angeles3 1 .750 ½ — 3-1 L-1 0-0 3-1 ASnchz p 3 0 0 0 Hamels p 2 0 0 0 Martin c 3 1 1 1 Andino 2b 4 0 2 0 Miami 2 3 .400 2½ 1½ 2-3 W-10-1 2-2 Pittsburgh 2 1 .667 1 ½ 2-1 W-22-1 0-0 Colorado 1 3 .250 2½ 2 1-3 L-3 0-1 1-2 Choate p 0 0 0 0 Savery p 0 0 0 0 ENunez 3b 2 0 1 1 Philadelphia1 3 .250 3 2 1-3 L-3 0-1 1-2 Cincinnati 2 2 .500 1½ 1 2-2 L-1 2-2 0-0 San Diego 1 3 .250 2½ 2 1-3 W-11-3 0-0 Mujica p 0 0 0 0 Nix ph 0 0 0 0 Totals 33 6116 Totals 38 213 2 Atlanta 0 4 .000 4 3 0-4 L-4 0-0 0-4 Milwaukee 2 2 .500 1½ 1 2-2 W-11-2 1-0 San Fran. 1 3 .250 2½ 2 1-3 W-10-0 1-3 Cishek p 0 0 0 0 Wggntn ph 1 0 0 0 New York 100 301 100 — 6 Chicago 1 3 .250 2½ 2 1-3 L-1 1-3 0-0 Herndn p 0 0 0 0 Baltimore 010 000 100 — 2 Papeln p 0 0 0 0 E—Reimold (1). DP—New York 2, Baltimore 3. Totals 35 6116 Totals 33 2 6 2 LOB—New York 10, Baltimore 9. 2B—Jeter (1), No catch, but a win Miami 100 111 101 — 6 Granderson (1), Wieters (1), Mar.Reynolds (1), Philadelphia 000 000 200 — 2 E—Hamels (1). DP—Philadelphia 2. LOB— Betemit (2), C.Davis (1), Andino 2 (2). HR— Miami 2, Philadelphia 5. 2B—Reyes (2), An.Jones (1), Wieters (2). SB—Gardner (1). H.Ramirez (1), G.Sanchez (2), Galvis (1). HR— CS—Jeter (1). S—Jeter. SF—E.Nunez. Kearns (1), Infante 2 (3). SB—Reyes (2), Boni- IP H R ER BB SO facio (4), Rollins (1). CS—Reyes (2). New York IP H R ER BB SO Nova W,1-0 7 10 2 2 0 7 Miami Robertson 1 2 0 0 0 2 A.Sanchez W,1-0 61-36 2 2 1 4 M.Rivera 1 1 0 0 0 1 Choate H,1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Baltimore Mujica H,2 1 0 0 0 0 1 Matusz L,0-1 4 6 4 4 4 1 Cishek 1 0 0 0 0 2 O’Day 11-321120 Philadelphia Patton 11-32 1 1 0 0 Hamels L,0-1 51-38 4 3 0 9 Gregg 11-31 0 0 1 1 Savery 12-31 1 1 0 0 Herndon 1 1 0 0 0 1 Strop 1 0 0 0 0 0 Papelbon 1 1 1 1 0 1 HBP—by Gregg (E.Nunez). Balk—A.Sanchez. Umpires—Home, Paul Schrieber; First, Tim Welke; Second, Laz Diaz; Third, Mike Everitt. Giants 7, Rockies 0 San Francisco Colorado Red Sox 4, Blue Jays 2 ab r h bi ab r h bi Boston Toronto GBlanc rf 4 0 0 0 Scutaro 2b 4 0 1 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi MeCarr lf 4 2 2 0 Fowler cf 4 0 0 0 Ellsury cf 4 0 0 0 YEscor ss 3 1 1 0 Sandovl 3b 4 2 1 2 CGnzlz lf 4 0 0 0 Pedroia 2b 4 2 2 1 KJhnsn 2b 3 0 1 1 A.Huff 1b 3 1 1 0 Tlwtzk ss 4 0 1 0 AdGnzl 1b 2 0 0 1 Bautist rf 4 0 0 0 HSnchz c 5 1 2 1 Helton 1b 4 0 0 0 Pagan cf 4 1 1 1 Cuddyr rf 3 0 0 0 Youkils 3b 4 0 0 0 Encrnc dh 4 0 1 1 BCrwfr ss 4 0 1 3 RHrndz c 3 0 1 0 Ortiz dh 3 0 2 0 Lind 1b 4 0 0 0 Theriot 2b 5 0 1 0 Nelson 3b 3 0 0 0 DMcDn pr-dh0 1 0 0 Lawrie 3b 4 0 1 0 Zito p 4 0 1 0 Roenck p 0 0 0 0 C.Ross lf 3 1 1 0 RDavis lf 2 0 0 0 Chacin p 1 0 1 0 Sweeny rf 4 0 2 1 Thams ph-lf 2 0 0 0 MtRynl p 0 0 0 0 Sltlmch c 3 0 0 0 Arencii c 3 0 0 0 EYong ph 1 0 0 0 Aviles ss 4 0 0 0 Rasms cf 3 1 1 0 Rogers p 0 0 0 0 Totals 31 4 7 3 Totals 32 2 5 2 Pachec 3b 1 0 0 0 Boston 000 001 003 — 4 Totals 37 7107 Totals 32 0 4 0 Toronto 002 000 000 — 2 San Francisco 202 030 000 — 7 DP—Boston 1, Toronto 1. LOB—Boston 5, Colorado 000 000 000 — 0 Toronto 6. 2B—Pedroia (2), Sweeney (1). 3B— E—Pagan (1), C.Gonzalez (1), Tulowitzki (1). Rasmus (1). HR—Pedroia (1). CS—Ortiz (1). DP—Colorado 2. LOB—San Francisco 10, Col- orado 5. 2B—A.Huff (2), Pagan (2), B.Crawford SF—Ad.Gonzalez. (2), R.Hernandez (1). HR—Sandoval (2). CS— IP H R ER BB SO Me.Cabrera (1). Boston Associated Press IP H R ER BB SO Doubront 5 4 2 2 3 6 New York Yankees center fielder Curtis Granderson dives but can’t catch a fly ball hit by the Baltimore Orioles’ Robert San Francisco Atchison W,1-0 3 1 0 0 0 3 Zito W,1-0 9 4 0 0 0 4 Aceves S,1-2 1 0 0 0 0 1 Andino in the third inning of Monday night’s game in Baltimore. The Yankees won. Colorado Toronto Chacin L,0-1 4 4 4 4 5 3 H.Alvarez 6 41112 Mat.Reynolds 1 2 3 1 0 0 Oliver H,1 1 1 0 0 0 2 Rogers 2 3 0 0 2 1 Cordero H,1 1 0 0 0 0 1 Roenicke 2 1 0 0 0 2 Santos L,0-1 BS,2-2 2-3 2 3 3 3 1 Brewers 7, Cubs 5 L.Perez 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Yankees capture first win Milwaukee Chicago WP—Santos. PB—Arencibia. ab r h bi ab r h bi Angels 5, Twins 1 The Brewers were sailing along with a RWeks 2b 5 1 1 1 DeJess rf 5 0 1 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Morgan cf-rf 5 1 2 0 Barney 2b 3 1 1 1 Los Angeles Minnesota Red Sox rally to four-run lead going into the ninth when Braun lf 4 1 2 0 SCastro ss 5 0 0 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi Monday’s Games things got real interesting. The Cubs ArRmr 3b 3 0 1 2 ASorin lf 4 0 1 0 Aybar ss 2 0 0 1 Span cf 3 0 1 0 scored two runs and loaded the bases Hart rf 3 1 1 0 IStewrt 3b 4 1 1 0 HKndrc 2b 4 0 0 0 JCarrll ss 2 0 0 0 beat Blue Jays 4-2 L.A. Angels 5, Minnesota 1 Veras p 0 0 0 0 LaHair 1b 4 1 2 1 Pujols 1b 4 1 0 0 Mauer 1b 4 0 1 0 before John Axford struck out Starlin Cas- FrRdrg p 0 0 0 0 Soto c 2 2 1 0 Chicago White Sox 4, Cleveland 2 KMorls dh 4 1 1 0 Mornea dh 3 0 0 0 tro looking on three pitches to end the CIzturs ph 1 0 0 0 Byrd cf 4 0 0 1 Associated Press MParr p 0 0 0 0 Volstad p 1 0 0 0 TrHntr rf 4 0 2 1 Wlngh lf 4 1 2 1 N.Y. Yankees 6, Baltimore 2 game. Abreu lf 2 1 1 1 Doumit c 3 0 1 0 Dillard p 0 0 0 0 DeWitt ph 0 0 0 1 V.Wells lf 1 0 0 0 Valenci 3b 4 0 0 0 Boston 4, Toronto 2 Axford came in with runners on first Axford p 0 0 0 0 Camp p 0 0 0 0 BALTIMORE — The New York Gamel 1b 4 2 2 1 RJhnsn ph 1 0 0 0 Callasp 3b 4 1 1 0 Plouffe rf 3 0 0 0 and third with one out, and Ramirez im- Yankees finally won their first game Seattle at Texas, late AlGnzlz ss 4 1 2 0 Castillo p 0 0 0 0 Iannett c 4 1 1 2 ACasill 2b 3 0 0 0 of the season, using four hits by mediately booted Marlon Byrd’s grounder Lucroy c 2 0 0 1 Russell p 0 0 0 0 Bourjos cf 4 0 0 0 Kansas City at Oakland, late to third, allowing one run to score. A Marcm p 2 0 0 1 Clevngr ph 1 0 1 1 Totals 33 5 6 5 Totals 29 1 5 1 Derek Jeter and an effective pitching CGomz cf 0 0 0 1 Smrdzj pr 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles 200 000 300 — 5 performance by Ivan Nova to defeat pinch-hitting Steve Clevenger drove a Totals 33 7117 Totals 34 5 8 5 Minnesota 000 100 000 — 1 the Baltimore Orioles 6-2 Monday NATIONAL LEAGUE run-scoring single to center that Carlos Milwaukee 101 102 110 — 7 E—Mauer (1), A.Casilla (1). DP—Los Angeles night. Monday’s Games Gomez misplayed, putting runners on Chicago 110 010 002 — 5 3. LOB—Los Angeles 4, Minnesota 6. 2B— E—Ar.Ramirez (1), Ale.Gonzalez (1), C.Gomez (2). Abreu (2), Iannetta (2). HR—Willingham (2). Andruw Jones homered for the Miami 6, Philadelphia 2 second and third and making it a two-run DP—Milwaukee 1. LOB—Milwaukee 7, Chicago 7. S—Aybar. Yankees, who averted the fourth 0-4 game. 2B—Braun (3), Ar.Ramirez (2), Ale.Gonzalez (2), IP H R ER BB SO start in franchise history — the first San Francisco 7, Colorado 0 I.Stewart (1). 3B—Gamel (1), Soto (1). HR— After David DeJesus struck out, Darwin R.Weeks (2), Barney (1), LaHair (1). SB—Braun (1), Los Angeles since 1973. New York began the sea- Milwaukee 7, Chicago Cubs 5 C.Wilson W,1-0 7 3 1 1 4 5 Barney walked to load the bases, but Ax- Gamel (1). CS—Morgan (1), DeJesus (1). S—Mar- cum, C.Gomez. SF—Ar.Ramirez, Lucroy, DeWitt. S.Downs 1 1 0 0 0 0 son by losing three straight to Tampa ford struck out Castro for his first save. St. Louis 7, Cincinnati 1 IP H R ER BB SO Jepsen 1 1 0 0 0 0 Bay. N.Y. Mets 4, Washington 3 Mets 4, Nationals 3 Milwaukee Minnesota Nova (1-0) allowed two runs and 10 Marcum W,1-0 6 5 3 3 0 6 Blackburn L,0-1 6 5 5 5 2 3 hits (six for extra bases) in seven in- Houston 8, Atlanta 3 NEW YORK — Daniel Murphy singled Veras H,1 1 1 0 0 1 1 Burton 1-300000 nings, striking out seven with no home the winning run in the ninth inning Fr.Rodriguez 1 0 0 0 1 0 Perkins 12-310002 M.Parra 1-3 1 1 1 0 0 walks. Orioles starter Brian Matusz and the undefeated New York Mets took Capps 1 0 0 0 0 1 rotation after ace Mark Buehrle left as a Dillard 0 0 1 1 1 0 Blackburn pitched to 3 batters in the 7th. (0-1) threw 96 pitches in laboring advantage of a throwing error by reliever Axford S,1-1 2-3 1 0 0 1 2 HBP—by Jepsen (Morneau). WP—C.Wilson. through four innings. He gave up free agent this winter. The left-hander, Henry Rodriguez to beat the Washington Chicago who had made 79 relief appearances, Volstad 5 5 3 3 2 6 White Sox 4, Indians 2 four runs, six hits and four walks in Nationals. Camp L,0-1 2 5 3 3 0 2 absorbing his 10th straight loss over took a one-hit shutout into the sixth. In his Castillo 2-3 1 1 1 0 0 Chicago Cleveland Kirk Nieuwenhuis hit his first major longest outing, Sale allowed three hits Russell 11-30 0 0 1 2 ab r h bi ab r h bi two seasons. league homer for the Mets, who are 4-0 De Aza cf 5 2 2 1 Donald 3b 4 0 0 0 Red Sox 4, Blue Jays 2 and struck out five. for the first time since 2007. Coming off a Cardinals 7, Reds 1 Morel 3b 5 0 1 1 ACarer ss 4 0 0 0 The 23-year-old had little trouble with a surprising three-game sweep of Atlanta to St. Louis Cincinnati A.Dunn 1b 4 0 0 0 Choo rf 2 1 1 0 TORONTO — Ryan Sweeney singled Cleveland team that came in batting .153. ab r h bi ab r h bi Konerk dh 5 1 2 0 CSantn dh 4 0 1 1 start the season, New York rallied from a home the go-ahead run in the ninth inning Rookie Hector Santiago gave up Jose Furcal ss 4 0 0 0 Phillips 2b 3 1 1 0 Przyns c 4 1 1 2 JoLopz 1b 4 1 1 1 and the Boston Red Sox rallied to beat three-run deficit before a crowd of Beltran rf 4 0 0 0 Valdez 2b 1 0 0 0 Rios rf 4 0 1 0 Duncan lf 3 0 1 0 Lopez’s homer in the ninth before getting 23,970. Hollidy lf 5 1 2 1 Cozart ss 3 0 1 0 AlRmrz ss 4 0 2 0 Kipnis 2b 4 0 0 0 the Blue Jays, spoiling Toronto’s home his second save. Brkmn 1b 3 2 1 0 Votto 1b 3 0 0 0 Several fans left Citi Field chanting Freese 3b 5 2 2 2 Rolen 3b 4 0 0 0 Viciedo lf 3 0 2 0 Cnghm cf 4 0 1 0 opener and avoiding the first back-to- A.J. Pierzynski hit a two-run homer in Lillirdg pr-lf 0 0 0 0 Marson c 3 0 0 0 “Undefeated! Undefeated!” YMolin c 3 2 2 3 Bruce rf 4 0 1 0 back 0-4 starts in team history. Jay cf 3 0 2 0 Heisey lf 3 0 0 0 Bckhm 2b 3 0 0 0 the first, four batters after Alejandro De The Mets received another excellent Totals 37 4114 Totals 32 2 5 2 Dustin Pedroia homered and scored Descals 2b 3 0 0 0 Stubbs cf 2 0 0 0 Aza homered leading off against Josh Westrk p 3 0 0 0 Hanign c 3 0 0 0 Chicago 300 010 000 — 4 the tying run as the Red Sox handed new effort from a retooled bullpen that ranked Tomlin (0-1). MCrpnt ph 0 0 0 1 HBaily p 2 0 0 0 Cleveland 000 001 001 — 2 Blue Jays closer Sergio Santos his sec- 28th in the majors last season with a 4.33 Rzpczy p 0 0 0 0 Bray p 0 0 0 0 E—Rios (1). DP—Chicago 1. LOB—Chicago 9, ond blown save in three appearances. NATIONAL LEAGUE ERA. Miguel Batista got out of trouble in Salas p 0 0 0 0 Harris ph 1 0 0 0 Cleveland 6. 2B—De Aza (1), Konerko (2), Vi- Handed a 2-1 lead to start the ninth, the sixth, Ramon Ramirez escaped a Arrdnd p 0 0 0 0 ciedo (2). HR—De Aza (1), Pierzynski (1), Giants 7, Rockies 0 Simon p 0 0 0 0 Jo.Lopez (1). SB—Choo (1). CS—Rios (1). Santos (0-1) surrendered a leadoff dou- seventh-inning jam with a double-play Totals 33 7 9 7 Totals 29 1 3 0 IP H R ER BB SO ble to Pedroia, who advanced to third on DENVER — Barry Zito threw a four-hit- ball and Jon Rauch (1-0) worked two hit- St. Louis 400 000 030 — 7 Chicago less innings for his first win with New Cincinnati 000 010 000 — 1 Sale W,1-0 62-33 1 1 2 5 a passed ball and scored on a sacrifice ter for his first shutout in nine years and E—Furcal (1), Westbrook (1). DP—St. Louis 1, Reed H,1 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 fly by Adrian Gonzalez. Pablo Sandoval hit a two-run homer to York. Cincinnati 2. LOB—St. Louis 7, Cincinnati 5. Thornton H,1 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 lead the San Francisco Giants to a win 2B—Y.Molina (3), Jay (1). HR—Holliday (2), Kevin Youkilis struck out before David Marlins 6, Phillies 2 Freese (2), Y.Molina (2). CS—Beltran (1), H.Santiago S,2-2 1 1 1 1 0 2 Ortiz and Cody Ross drew consecutive over the Colorado Rockies. Cleveland Heisey (1). SF—M.Carpenter. PHILADELPHIA — Anibal Sanchez IP H R ER BB SO Tomlin L,0-1 5 7 4 4 1 7 walks. After a visit to the mound by pitch- Zito (1-0) allowed three harmless sin- took a three-hitter into the seventh, Omar St. Louis Asencio 2 3 0 0 1 2 ing coach Bruce Walton, Sweeney hit an gles and a double. He didn’t walk a batter Infante hit a pair of solo homers and the Westbrook W,1-0 7 3 1 0 4 2 Wheeler 1 1 0 0 1 0 RBI single through the right side. and struck out four in tossing his fifth ca- Rzepczynski 1 0 0 0 0 1 R.Perez 1 0 0 0 0 1 reer shutout. Miami Marlins spoiled the Philadelphia Salas 1 0 0 0 0 2 HBP—by Sale (Choo). WP—Wheeler. Angels 5, Twins 1 Cincinnati Sandoval hit a two-run shot over the Phillies’ home opener with a victory. Sanchez (1-0) allowed two runs and H.Bailey L,0-1 52-36 4 4 3 5 MINNEAPOLIS — C.J. Wilson won his right field wall in the first inning off Bray 11-30 0 0 1 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE six hits in 6 1-3 innings, outpitching two- Arredondo 1-3 2 3 3 2 0 Tuesday’s Games awaited Angels debut with seven smooth Jhoulys Chacin (0-1). Tampa Bay (Moore 0-0) at Detroit (Porcello innings, giving Los Angeles all the boost it time All-Star Cole Hamels (0-1). Simon 12-31 0 0 1 3 0-0), 1:05 p.m. Cardinals 7, Reds 1 Gaby Sanchez had two hits and two Mets 4, Nationals 3 Chicago White Sox (Humber 0-0) at Cleve- needed to beat the Twins and spoil Min- land (Gomez 0-0), 7:05 p.m. nesota’s home opener. CINCINNATI — Matt Holliday, David RBIs, Emilio Bonifacio had three hits and Washington New York N.Y. Yankees (Garcia 0-0) at Baltimore Austin Kearns hit a solo shot off Jonathan ab r h bi ab r h bi (Chen 0-0), 7:05 p.m. Wilson (1-0) allowed three hits while Freese and Yadier Molina homered dur- Dsmnd ss 5 1 1 0 Tejada ss 3 0 1 0 Boston (Bard 0-0) at Toronto (Drabek 0-0), striking out five, giving up only one fly ing the St. Louis Cardinals’ big first inning, Papelbon. Espinos 2b 4 1 1 0 DnMrp 2b 5 0 2 1 7:07 p.m. ball, a home run by Josh Willingham. Wil- and Jake Westbrook found his control Missing Chase Utley and Ryan Zmrmn 3b 4 1 2 1 DWrght 3b 3 0 1 1 Seattle (Beavan 0-0) at Texas (Feliz 0-0), LaRoch 1b 3 0 2 2 I.Davis 1b 4 0 0 0 8:05 p.m. son, who struck out Joe Mauer twice, had after a rough start, beating the Cincinnati Howard in the middle of their lineup, the Werth rf 4 0 1 0 Bay lf 3 0 0 0 Kansas City (Duffy 0-0) at Oakland (God- a 2-0 lead before he even touched the Reds. Phillies continued to struggle offensively. DeRosa lf 4 0 0 0 Duda rf 4 0 0 0 frey 0-0), 10:05 p.m. HRdrgz p 0 0 0 0 Thole c 2 1 1 0 Wednesday’s Games They’ve scored eight runs and are off to a mound, after Torii Hunter’s single and The defending World Series champi- Berndn cf 4 0 0 0 Niwnhs cf 3 1 1 2 Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 12:05 p.m. 1-3 start. Boston at Toronto, 12:37 p.m. Bobby Abreu’s double drove in first-inning ons improved to 4-1 with an offense that Flores c 4 0 2 0 Hairstn ph-cf 1 0 0 0 Tampa Bay at Detroit, 1:05 p.m. runs against Nick Blackburn. hasn’t missed Albert Pujols so far. The Phillies didn’t score until the sev- EJcksn p 2 0 0 0 Pelfrey p 2 1 1 0 Kansas City at Oakland, 3:35 p.m. enth when Freddy Galvis hit a two-run Nady ph 1 0 1 0 Batista p 0 0 0 0 N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Albert Pujols didn’t get a ball out of the Only 20 pitches into the game, Reds Grzlny p 0 0 0 0 RRmrz p 0 0 0 0 Seattle at Texas, 8:05 p.m. infield in four at-bats, but he reached on a starter Homer Bailey (0-1) trailed 4-0. It double for his first major league hit, snap- Lmrdzz lf 0 0 0 0 Turner ph 1 0 0 0 L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. was the second time this season that St. ping an 0 for 12 start. Rauch p 0 0 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE fielder’s choice, hustled from first to third Baxter ph 0 1 0 0 Tuesday’s Games on a single to center and scored the An- Louis hit three homers in an inning. Astros 8, Braves 3 Totals 35 3103 Totals 31 4 7 4 Pittsburgh (Correia 0-0) at L.A. Dodgers gels’ first run. Pujols is 3 for 14 through Molina also doubled home a pair of runs Washington 102 000 000 — 3 (Kershaw 0-0), 4:10 p.m. HOUSTON — Travis Buck drove in two New York 001 200 001 — 4 St. Louis (Lohse 1-0) at Cincinnati (Leake four games, with one run batted in. in the eighth. No outs when winning run scored. 0-0), 7:10 p.m. runs, Justin Maxwell homered in his Hous- Blackburn (0-1) was charged with five Westbrook (1-0) overcame an early E—LaRoche (1), H.Rodriguez (1), Pelfrey (1). Washington (Detwiler 0-0) at N.Y. Mets ton debut and the Astros rebounded from (Gee 0-0), 7:10 p.m. runs over six innings, but he recorded 15 bout of wildness, allowing only three hits DP—New York 2. LOB—Washington 9, New Atlanta (Hanson 0-1) at Houston (Weiland an early deficit thanks to sloppy defensive York 10. 2B—Zimmerman (1), Tejada (3), 0-0), 8:05 p.m. straight outs in one stretch and surren- and one unearned run in seven innings. Thole (2), Pelfrey (1). 3B—Werth (1). HR— Milwaukee (Narveson 0-0) at Chicago Cubs dered just five hits, a decent first start Reds All-Star second baseman Bran- play by the Atlanta Braves in a win. Nieuwenhuis (1). CS—Dan.Murphy (1). S— (Maholm 0-0), 8:05 p.m. after two straight rough seasons. don Phillips left the game with a ham- The loss drops Atlanta to 0-4 for the Tejada. Arizona (Cahill 0-0) at San Diego (Volquez first time since losing 10 straight to open IP H R ER BB SO 0-1), 10:05 p.m. White Sox 4, Indians 2 string cramp. Washington Wednesday’s Games the 1988 season. The Astros are 3-1 after E.Jackson 5 4 3 3 2 6 St. Louis at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. Brewers 7, Cubs 5 Gorzelanny 22-32 0 0 3 0 Washington at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. CLEVELAND — Chris Sale won his finishing last season with baseball’s worst Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. first career start, limiting Cleveland to one CHICAGO — Aramis Ramirez drove in record. H.Rodriguez L,0-1 1-3 1 1 0 1 1 Arizona at San Diego, 6:35 p.m. New York Miami at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. run in 6 2-3 innings and leading the White two runs in his return to Wrigley Field, Houston trailed 3-0 in the third before a Pelfrey 52-310 3 3 1 8 Atlanta at Houston, 8:05 p.m. Sox to a win over the Indians. Ryan Braun got booed relentlessly and trio of errors by the Braves, with two from Batista 1-3 0 0 0 2 1 San Francisco at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. R.Ramirez 1 0 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Sale pitched out of Chicago’s bullpen the Milwaukee Brewers hung on to beat third baseman Juan Francisco, led to Rauch W,1-0 2 0 0 0 1 1 the past two seasons but moved into the the Chicago Cubs. three unearned runs and tied the game. Batista pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. B4 TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012 SCOREBOARD CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

NHL daily playoff glance Waston must master fame All Times EDT Florida LOTTERY (x-if necessary) Bubba ‘don’t FIRST ROUND (Best-of-7) Here are the winning numbers selected Wednesday, April 11 really want to Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Florida Lottery: Detroit at Nashville, 8 p.m. CASH 3 (early) Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10:30 p.m. 3 - 9 - 2 be famous’ Thursday, April 12 Ottawa at NY Rangers, 7 p.m. CASH 3 (late) Associated Press San Jose at St. Louis, 7:30 p.m. 1 - 8 - 2 Washington at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Phoenix, 10 p.m. AUGUSTA, Ga. — Bubba Friday, April 13 PLAY 4 (early) Watson had reason to feel New Jersey at Florida, 7 p.m. 7 - 8 - 2 - 2 like a rock star. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. PLAY 4 (late) His playoff win at the Detroit at Nashville, 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10 p.m. 7 - 3 - 5 - 4 Masters on the second extra Saturday, April 14 hole stretched into early Washington at Boston, 3 p.m. FANTASY 5 evening, and when he fi- Ottawa at NY Rangers, 7 p.m. 4 - 11 - 17 - 21 - 36 nally slipped on the green San Jose at St. Louis, 7:30 p.m. jacket during the trophy Chicago at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Sunday, April 15 presentation, the flashes Nashville at Detroit, Noon from so many cameras Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 3 p.m. On the AIRWAVES danced across his face like New Jersey at Florida, 7:30 p.m. strobe lights. Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Monday, April 16 TODAY’S SPORTS “I’m not ready for fame,” NY Rangers at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. MLB Watson said. “I don’t really Boston at Washington, 7:30 p.m. 1 p.m. (SUN) Tampa Bay Rays at Detroit Tigers want to be famous or any- St. Louis at San Jose, 10 p.m. thing like that. I just want to Tuesday, April 17 NBA Florida at New Jersey, 7 p.m. 7 p.m. (ESPN) (SUN) Boston Celtics at Miami Heat be me and play golf.” Associated Press Nashville at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 7 p.m. (FSNFL) Orlando Magic at Washington Wizards He might not have a Bubba Watson raises his cap after winning the Masters Phoenix at Chicago, 9 p.m. 9:30 p.m. (ESPN) New York Knicks at Chicago Bulls choice. His style of play — following a sudden death playoff Sunday on the 10th hole in Wednesday, April 18 4 a.m. (ESPN2) New York Knicks at Chicago Bulls “Bubba golf ” is what he Augusta, Ga. NY Rangers at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. likes to call it — already Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. (Same-day tape) Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. made him one of the popu- And now there is Bubba, Watson, with his fourth ca- lar figures on the PGA Tour. on a first-name basis every- reer win in his last 51 starts, Thursday, April 19 Note: Times and channels are subject to change at the Florida at New Jersey, 7 p.m. In the buttoned-up sport where he goes. is now No. 4 in the world, Boston at Washington, 7:30 p.m. discretion of the network. If you are unable to locate a game of golf, Watson is different. Perhaps it was only fitting which makes him the high- Phoenix at Chicago, 8 p.m. on the listed channel, please contact your cable provider. est-ranked American. He is St. Louis at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. He hits the ball a mile, during his victory speech Friday, April 20 rarely in a straight line to Sunday he found one down- virtually a lock to be at Med- x-Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. where he’s trying to get. His side to winning the Masters. inah for another Ryder Cup. x-Detroit at Nashville, 8 p.m. CALENDAR driver is pink from the shaft He has been in the mem- It was the second time in the Saturday, April 21 Prep to the head. When he’s not bers’ locker room since he last six majors that Watson x-Washington at Boston, 3 p.m. x-New Jersey at Florida, 6:30 p.m. on the course, he is posting first showed up at Augusta has been in a playoff, losing x-Ottawa at NY Rangers, 7 p.m. TODAY’S PREP SPORTS videos of his crazy stunts on National in 2008 and could- to Martin Kaymer at the x-San Jose at St. Louis, 7:30 p.m. BASEBALL Twitter. His dream purchase n’t break 70. The next time 2010 PGA Championship. x-Chicago at Phoenix, 10 p.m. 6 p.m. First Academy of Leesburg at Seven Rivers was the “General Lee 01,” he drives down Magnolia He has earned more than $3 Sunday, April 22 6:30 p.m. Citrus at West Port x-Boston at Washington, TBD the original car in the TV se- Lane, he will walk through a million in each of the past x-Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, TBD 7 p.m. Tavares at Crystal River ries “The Dukes of Hazard.” different door, up the stairs two seasons and played in x-Nashville at Detroit, TBD 7 p.m. Lecanto at Weeki Wachee And now he is the Masters to the locker room reserved his first Ryder Cup. x-Los Angeles at Vancouver, TBD SOFTBALL champion. for champions. How much better can he Monday, April 23 Tiger Woods and Phil Mick- “I heard now that I leave be? x-NY Rangers at Ottawa, TBD 3:30 p.m. Seven Rivers at Lakeside x-Phoenix at Chicago, TBD 6 p.m. Wildwood at Citrus elson are the top two stars of the locker room,” Watson “Major champion ... I mean, x-St. Louis at San Jose, TBD 6 p.m. Lecanto at The Villages their generation. Rory McIl- said. “It’s going to be sad. I’ve can’t do any better than this,” Tuesday, April 24 6 p.m. Crystal River at Trinity Catholic roy is right behind them, carv- been there for four years. I he said. “I’ve won four times x-Florida at New Jersey, TBD ing his own niche around the know all the guys. They treat and won a major. Who x-Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, TBD BOYS TENNIS x-Detroit at Nashville, TBD Class 2A Regional semifinal world as a U.S. Open cham- me real well. So, sorry.” knows? That’s the best part x-Vancouver at Los Angeles, TBD 3 p.m. Crystal River at Pasco pion with the rawest skill of It’s time to move on, and about history. We don’t know Wednesday, April 25 any player in his 20s. move up. what’s going to happen.” x-Washington at Boston, TBD GIRLS TENNIS x-San Jose at St. Louis, TBD Class 2A Regional semifinal x-Chicago at Phoenix, TBD 3 p.m. Lake Wales at Crystal River Thursday, April 26 Class 3A Regional semifinal Nadal, who had walked. when she’s pitched for us x-Ottawa at NY Rangers, TBD 3 p.m. Citrus at Zephyrhills Laga then came home on a this year, she does every- x-New Jersey at Florida, TBD LECANTO sacrifice fly by Marissa Pool. thing she’s supposed to.” x-Los Angeles at Vancouver, TBD TRACK AND FIELD Continued from Page B1 Andrea Coutu was 1 for 3 4 p.m. Citrus, Belleview, Central at Lecanto Brooke Levins and Odds to Win 2011-12 Danielle Gomez each went with an RBI for Lecanto, Stanley Cup hitting the ball well,” Du- 2-for-3 for Crystal River, as and Richards’ four-hit night CURRENT BRIEFS pler said. Gomez’ RBI double in the included two stolen bases OPENING Sports Crystal River head coach second inning made it a and two runs. TEAM ODDSODDS Lenzi won the 3-meter Dennis Jenkins echoed Du- one-run game before Crystal River’s McCale Pittsburgh 7-2 9-1 Fans split on pler’s sentiments. Lecanto’s offensive clinic. Wilson hurled the final 3 2/3 N.Y. Rangers 5-1 30-1 Petrino’s fate springboard at the 1992 Vancouver 5-1 5-1 Barcelona Olympics. Four “They definitely hit the The Panthers’ Breanna innings, allowing no runs Boston 7-1 9-1 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The years later, he came out of a ball well,” Jenkins said. Martin pitched all but the and two hits and a strikeout, St. Louis 9-1 45-1 scandal surrounding Bobby “They had those three hits first inning of the game, re- coming in after an unchar- Philadelphia 10-1 8-1 brief retirement and won the Petrino has divided Razorbacks bronze medal at the 1996 At- in a row, to start that inning. lieving an ailing Danielle acteristically rough start by Nashville 12-1 25-1 Yant. Martin gave up two Rachel Roe (three-plus in- Detroit 15-1 12-1 fans, with lanta Olympics. And our team came out with New Jersey 18-1 35-1 many sup- very little heart tonight.” runs on two hits, with a pair nings, seven runs, nine hits, Phoenix 18-1 30-1 Kansas’ Robinson The Pirates claimed their of strikeouts and no walks. A three strikeouts) and a strug- Chicago 20-1 12-1 porting the embattled heads for NBA draft only lead, 2-1, in the first in- 1-2-3 seventh inning from gling Macdonald in relief. San Jose 20-1 9-1 Martin finished off the Pi- Lecanto travels to face Los Angeles 30-1 15-1 Arkansas ning before the Panther LAWRENCE, Kan. — rates, spoiling their Senior The Villages at 6 p.m. Tues- Washington 30-1 9-1 coach. outburst. Florida 35-1 125-1 Kansas star Night. day, while Crystal River will Petrino Emily Laga hit a standup Ottawa 35-1 65-1 forward triple to the wall in right- “Breanna did a stellar go to Trinity Catholic for a was put on Thomas center field to score Laynee job,” Dupler said. “Any time 6 p.m. start. paid leave BASEBALL Robinson is National League Bobby last week declaring for HOUSTON ASTROS—Optioned LHP Fer- Petrino after he didn’t the NBA draft ● Joyce Schaeffer/Jimmie Eliasen, 6-2, 3-6,1-0. nando Abad to Oklahoma City (PCL). tell his boss and will forgo American Association right away a 25-year-old female COURT For information in the District 4 (south), con- AMARILLO SOX—Signed OF Danny his senior tact Leigh Chak at 352-572-7157 or vacocala@ football program employee was Continued from Page B1 Gallinot. season. comcast.net. EL PASO DIABLOS—Signed INF Maikol riding with him during an April 1 Thomas Robinson Gonzalez. Robinson For information about the Hernando leagues, motorcycle accident. The 51- made the for- For more information, contact Barbara Shook FARGO-MOORHEAD—Released RHP year-old Petrino, who is married contact Lou Giglio at 727-207-4760 or Manny Ayala. mal an- at [email protected] or 352- 795-0872. with four children, also admitted [email protected]. LAREDO LEMURS—Signed RHP Cody nouncement Monday, with The Friday Senior Ladies Doubles Evans and OF Anthony Scelfo. to an inappropriate relationship. coach Bill Self by his side. Tournaments BASKETBALL Kevin Trainor, a spokesman 3.0 to 3.5 League National Basketball Association Robinson, the first unani- ■ April 21 and 22: The Tournament of Cham- CLEVELAND CAVALIERS—Signed G Lester for athletic director Jeff Long, mous first-team All-American The 2011/2012 season champion is the team pions will be at Sugarmill Woods/Oak Village Hudson to a second 10-day contract. said the investigation was “ongo- since Blake Griffin, led the Jay- from Riverhaven with 65 points, followed by Pine Tennis Complex. Players who would like to enter, DALLAS MAVERICKS—Placed F Lamar ing” Monday. Punishments could hawks to the national champi- Ridge, 52; Bicentennial, 46; Citrus Hills, 46; Sug- email [email protected]. Odom on the inactive list. Recalled G-F Kelenna include a suspension or even fir- Azubuike from Texas (NBADL). onship game against Kentucky, armill Woods, 33; and Meadowcrest, 18. ■ May 5 and 6: Cinco De Mayo tennis Tourna- NEW JERSEY NETS—Signed G Armon ing a coach who has put up a 21- where they lost 67-59. He aver- For information, contact chairperson Joyce ment (mixed doubles) at Deltona Woods Park in Johnson to a 10-day contract. 5 record the past two seasons. aged 17.9 points and 11.8 re- Shiver at 352-795-1086 or [email protected]. Women’s National Basketball Association Spring Hill. Email [email protected]. Also on Monday, a person fa- bounds per game this season com. Entry fee $20 per player. ATLANTA DREAM—Signed G Romina Ciap- miliar with the investigation con- pina to a training camp contract. and led the nation with 27 dou- USTA Leagues ■ October 27and 28: eighth annual Fall Fest FOOTBALL firmed Petrino’s “previous ble-doubles. Compass Tournament at Crystal River High National Football League inappropriate relationship” was ■ 4.0 Senior Women: Skyview (Hoinski) lost PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Signed DT Report: Baylor exceeds to Fort King, 2-1. Record 6-2. School. Derek Landri to a one-year contract. with Jessica Dorrell, the former TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS—Signed DT Arkansas volleyball player with limits on calls, texts ■ 4.0 Super Senior Women: Skyview def. ———■——— Amobi Okoye to a one-year contract. whom Petrino was riding with WACO, Texas — Less than a Fort King, 3-0. Record 6-0. Eric van den Hoogen, Chronicle tennis WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Signed OT during his motorcycle crash on week after its women’s basket- ● Irma Buttermore/Susan Barry, 6-2, 6-4; James Lee. columnist, can be reached at HOCKEY a rural two-land road southeast ball team won the national ● Chris Jarzyna/Nancy Fetzer, 6-4, 6-4; [email protected]. National Hockey League of Fayetteville. championship, Baylor said COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS—Assigned D In the meantime, radio Monday it has been involved in Dalton Prout, F Ryan Russell, F Cam Atkinson and F Maksim Mayorov to Springfield (AHL). waves and Internet message a three-year investigation with Signed F Cody Bass to a one-year contract. boards are abuzz with talk of the NCAA into what are be- Williams, who left the Saints in January to TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Assigned D Keith Petrino’s fate. Some fans want lieved to be hundreds of imper- SAINTS join the St. Louis Rams, ran the bounty pro- Aulie to Norfolk (AHL). Petrino ousted while others are missible phone calls and text gram and has been suspended indefinitely. WASHINGTON CAPITALS—Recalled G Continued from Page B1 He did not appeal. Dany Sabourin from Hershey (AHL). encouraging Long to keep the messages sent by coaches to COLLEGE coach. young prospects. Suspensions for New Orleans players who participated in the bounty pool could BAYLOR—Announced sophomore F Perry Olympic gold medalist The school did not describe players in the past couple of years, and just Jones III will enter the NBA draft. any details of the investigation, last month expanded the definition of “de- be coming within days. DOANE—Announced the retirement of soft- diver dies at 43 fenseless players” who may not be hit in the Goodell set a precedent last season when ball coach Barry Mosley at the end of the sea- including which sports were in- he made Lions defensive tackle son. BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — head or neck and cannot be hit by someone volved, but the announcement leading with a helmet. Ndamukong Suh sit out for two games after HOUSTON BAPTIST—Named Vic Shealy Olympic div- came a few hours after football coach. ing champion While NFL veterans say off-the-books in- stomping on an opponent, and Steelers KANSAS—Announced junior F Thomas ESPN.com reported coaches Mark Lenzi centives have been around for years, and linebacker James Harrison one game for a Robinson will enter the NBA draft. Named Norm for both the men’s and some current players claim tough talk about brutal tackle that gave Browns quarterback Roberts men’s assistant basketball coach. Sus- has died at women’s basketball programs Colt McCoy a concussion. pended RB James Sims for the first three 43 in hitting opponents where they are injured games of the 2012 season for a violation of had made more than 1,200 happens in locker rooms throughout the The NFL has said as many as 27 players Greenville, team rules. calls and text messages to league, Goodell responded to the Saints case also could be sanctioned in the scandal. MICHIGAN—Suspended freshman S Josh N.C. prospects over a 29-month by handing out unprecedented penalties. That might include former Saints defensive Furman indefinitely. Lenzi’s MINNESOTA—Granted the release of men’s span dating to 2008. In addition to upholding Payton’s sus- regulars who have signed elsewhere. alma mater, sophomore basketball G Chip Armelin so he ESPN.com cited an NCAA re- pension, which begins next Monday and The league’s investigation found Mark Indiana Uni- can transfer. Lenzi port it had obtained. runs through the Super Bowl in February Williams’ bounty system, which ran from OLIVET—Named Chris Coles men’s basket- versity, made 2013 — by coincidence, in New Orleans — 2009 through 2011, offered cash payments ball coach. the an- The NCAA may dole out OREGON STATE—Announced junior G harsher punishment than what Goodell also affirmed suspensions of eight of $1,500 for “knockouts,” in which an op- Jared Cunningham will enter the NBA draft. nouncement Monday. Lenzi’s posing player was knocked out of a game, is listed in the report, which de- games for Saints general manager Mickey PROVIDENCE—Named Susan Robinson hometown newspaper, The Loomis and six games for assistant head or $1,000 for “cart-offs,” in which an oppo- Fruchtl women’s basketball coach. tails a number of self-imposed Free Lance-Star in Fredricks- coach Joe Vitt. He also kept in place a nent needed help off the field. The league TCU—Named Trent Johnson men’s basket- penalties including barring ball coach. burg, Va., said Lenzi had been $500,000 fine for the franchise and the loss has said the bounty pool grew as large as TEXAS WOMEN’S—Named Babak Abouzar hospitalized for two weeks after women’s coach Kim Mulkey of draft picks this year and next. $50,000. assistant soccer coach. suffering fainting spells. His from recruiting off campus in Loomis, who along with the team de- The investigation also found Payton ini- TRINITY (TEXAS)—Announced the resigna- mother, Ellie, told the newspa- July and fewer scholarships for tially lied about the existence of a bounty tion of women’s basketball coach Amie Bradley. clined comment Monday, and Vitt begin VANDERBILT—Announced junior G John per her son’s blood pressure both programs. their suspensions after the preseason ends. program and instructed his defensive as- Jenkins will enter the NBA draft. was too low. — From wire reports Former defensive coordinator Gregg sistants to do the same. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE SPORTS TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012 B5 Gasol leads Lakers past Hornets NBA standings N.O. blows fourth-quarter lead EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Associated Press Thunder 109, Bucks 89 Boston 32 24 .571 — MILWAUKEE — Russell New York 29 27 .518 3 NEW ORLEANS — Pau Philadelphia 29 27 .518 3 Gasol had 25 points and Westbrook scored 26 points New Jersey 21 37 .362 12 nine rebounds, and the Los and the Oklahoma City Thun- Toronto 20 38 .345 13 der won their second straight Southeast Division Angeles Lakers overcame W L Pct GB Kobe Bryant’s absence to game, beating the Milwaukee x-Miami 40 15 .727 — beat the New Orleans Hor- Bucks in a game that featured Atlanta 34 23 .596 7 seven technical fouls and an Orlando 34 23 .596 7 nets 93-91 on Monday night. Washington 13 44 .228 28 Bryant missed his second ejection of Bucks backup for- Charlotte 7 48 .127 33 straight game with a sore ward Larry Sanders. Central Division left shin, but Ramon Ses- Sanders was ejected after W L Pct GB x-Chicago 43 14 .754 — sions helped pick up the earning a pair of technicals in Indiana 35 22 .614 8 slack with 17 points, includ- the second half, while Mike Dun- Milwaukee 28 29 .491 15 ing a 3-pointer that put the leavy, Brandon Jennings and Detroit 21 36 .368 22 Cleveland 18 36 .333 23½ Lakers ahead by six with 26 coach Scott Skiles also were as- WESTERN CONFERENCE seconds left. Andrew Bynum sessed technicals for Milwau- Southwest Division added 18 points and 11 re- kee. Oklahoma City’s Nazr W L Pct GB bounds for the Lakers, who x-San Antonio 40 14 .741 — Mohammed and Serge Ibaka Memphis 33 23 .589 8 snapped a two-game skid. also were called for technicals. Houston 31 25 .554 10 Carl Landry had 20 points Kevin Durant added 19 for Dallas 31 26 .544 10½ New Orleans 15 42 .263 26½ and 11 rebounds, and Marco the Thunder, who broke a Belinelli scored 20 points Northwest Division three-game losing streak with a W L Pct GB for New Orleans, which led victory over Toronto on Sunday. y-Oklahoma City 42 15 .737 — by as much as eight points in Denver 30 26 .536 11½ the fourth quarter, before Oklahoma City came into Mon- Utah 29 28 .509 13 the Lakers stormed back. day’s game trailing San Antonio Portland 27 30 .474 15 by percentage points for the Minnesota 25 32 .439 17 Greivis Vasquez added 18 Pacific Division points and 11 assists for the No. 1 seed in the Western W L Pct GB Hornets, going 5 of 6 on 3- Conference. L.A. Lakers 36 22 .621 — L.A. Clippers 34 23 .596 1½ pointers. Pacers 103, Raptors 98 Phoenix 29 27 .518 6 Wizards 113, Golden State 22 33 .400 12½ INDIANAPOLIS — Danny Sacramento 19 38 .333 16½ Bobcats 85 Granger and George Hill x-clinched playoff spot scored 18 points each as the y-clinched division CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Jor- Sunday’s Games dan Crawford scored 20 points Indiana Pacers took an early New York 100, Chicago 99, OT and Washington got 67 points lead and held off the Toronto Boston 103, Philadelphia 79 Raptors. Miami 98, Detroit 75 from their bench as the Wizards New Jersey 122, Cleveland 117, OT hammered the Charlotte Bob- Paul George had 15 points Oklahoma City 91, Toronto 75 cats in a matchup of the NBA’s and Leandro Barbosa added 14 San Antonio 114, Utah 104 to help the Pacers win for the Houston 104, Sacramento 87 two worst teams. Monday’s Games James Singleton had 18 fourth time in their past five Washington 113, Charlotte 85 points and 12 rebounds and games. Hill, making his first start Indiana 103, Toronto 98 of the season in place of the in- Orlando 119, Detroit 89 Cartier Martin chipped in with L.A. Lakers 93, New Orleans 91 19 points as the Wizards (13- jured Darren Collison, also had Memphis 94, L.A. Clippers 85 44) swept the three-game sea- seven rebounds and four assists. Oklahoma City 109, Milwaukee 89 Linas Kleiza scored 18 points Golden State at Denver, late son series from the Bobcats. San Antonio at Utah, late John Wall scored just two — all in the fourth quarter — as Associated Press Phoenix at Minnesota, late points but had 12 assists. the Raptors tried to rally from a Los Angeles Lakers power forward Pau Gasol shoots between New Orleans Hornets power Houston at Portland, late 15-point deficit at the start of Tuesday’s Games Corey Maggette scored 23 forward Carl Landry, left, and point guard Greivis Vasquez in the first half of Monday night’s Charlotte at Cleveland, 7 p.m. points for the Bobcats (7-48), the period. David Anderson had game in New Orleans. The Lakers won 93-91. Boston at Miami, 7 p.m. who lost their 12th straight. 17 points and Amir Johnson 16 Orlando at Washington, 7 p.m. Grizzlies held on to beat the Speights finished had 12 points on 9-of-14 shooting from the Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. It may have been a new low for Toronto. Ed Davis added 11 Sacramento at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. in Bobcats history losing by 28 points and 10 rebounds and Los Angeles Clippers. and Zach Randolph added 10 field. DeAndre Jordan added 14 New York at Chicago, 9:30 p.m. points at home to the second- Ivan Calderon had 14 assists. Mike Conley and O.J. Mayo points and 12 rebounds as the points and 14 rebounds, and worst team in the league. added 13 each for Memphis, Grizzlies finished with a 48-36 Eric Bledsoe and Randy Foye The Bobcats took a step Grizzlies 94, which won for the eighth time in rebounding edge, but commit- scored 11 points each. closer to securing the worst Clippers 85 10 games and moved one-half ted 20 turnovers. The Clippers snapped a two- record in the league and the MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Marc game behind the Clippers for Chris Paul led Los Angeles game winning streak and lost best chance at the No. 1 pick in Gasol scored 18 points, Rudy the fourth seed in the Western with 21 points and six assists, for just the second time in 10 the NBA draft lottery. Gay had 16 and the Memphis Conference. Marreese while Blake Griffin had 19 points games.

NHL BRIEFS Radulov breathes life into Preds Panthers will wait to pick Game 1 goalie CORAL SPRINGS — Florida Panthers coach Kevin Dineen said he does not plan to divulge his starting goaltender for Game 1 of the playoffs against New Jersey before Friday. Jose Theodore started 51 games for the Panthers this sea- son, but the team lost each of his last seven starts — four of those in either overtime games or shootouts. Scott Clem- mensen got the nod in the regular-season finale against Car- olina and made 35 saves to help Florida clinch the Southeast Division title and home-ice advantage for its first playoff series in 12 years. Over the last month, Clemmensen’s goals-against-average is 1.19 in four starts. Theodore’s is 2.27 in 12 starts. Capitals are underdog, not top dog ARLINGTON, Va. — Given how they’ve played as a favorite, maybe it’s for the best the Washington Capitals are an under- dog for a change. The Capitals have been to the playoffs four times in the Alex Ovechkin era, and each time they were eliminated by a lower seed. They are back for a fifth straight year, but this time they scraped in as a No. 7 seed in the Eastern Conference. They open Thursday with Game 1 against the defending Stanley Cup champion Boston Bruins. Sharks enter playoffs as underdog SAN JOSE, Calif. — For years, the San Jose Sharks have entered the postseason as one of the favorites to win the Stan- Associated Press ley Cup, only to fall short somewhere along the line. Alexander Radulov is the player who rejoined the Nashville Predators last month after his That may be why San Jose is embracing its new role as un- KHL contract expired, returning under his rookie contract. He has stepped right in, giving derdog so much heading into the first-round series against the them an offensive threat to help counter the likes of Pavel Datsyuk in Detroit as the teams St. Louis Blues. prepare to start the playoffs Wednesday. The Sharks had to scramble to make the playoffs after an eight-week funk when they lost nearly two-thirds of their games. They recovered to win their final four in the regular season to Russian a creative scorer Nashville lacked in past earn the seventh seed in the Western Conference. That set up Associated Press star),” Hudler said Monday. las Lidstrom said. “Adding a first-round matchup against the second-seeded Blues begin- “I think it’ll help him that him late in the year, I think ning Thursday night at St. Louis NASHVILLE, Tenn. — he came right after the sea- has helped their team.” Alexander Radulov’s ab- son. He played a lot of min- Radulov’s skill is why so Will playoff wait take away Devils’ momentum? sence from practice makes utes back home.” many teams in the Western NEWARK, N.J. — The New Jersey Devils will return to the the jokes far too easy: The The Predators earned the Conference weren’t happy playoffs after a year’s absence with the NHL’s current longest forward is on his way back No. 4 seed in the West by that he was allowed to re- winning streak and the biggest wait to start the postseason. to Russia. Someone just ranking eighth in the NHL join the Predators under New Jersey is going to have to sit around for six days before dropped him off at the scoring 232 goals, and they his rookie contract without it opens a first-round series Friday in Florida against the airport. had nine players score at passing through waivers. Panthers. However, Nashville oppo- least 14 goals apiece with He is so dynamic that It will be the last of the eight, best-of-seven series to start, nents aren’t laughing. Patric Hornqvist having a Nashville coach Barry Trotz and one could say the red-hot Devils might lose some momen- The Predators are a more team-high 27 goals and Mar- said the Predators are tum with almost a week off. The other seven series start serious Stanley Cup con- tin Erat leading Nashville learning to play with him a Wednesday and Thursday. tender with the talented with 58 points. bit still. Still, it might be a talking point. Both teams wrapped up the forward back in the lineup Still, Radulov has the “Sometimes his skill set is regular season Saturday, so the late start, which Devils coach after four years spent in the kind of scoring touch that a little higher than what you Peter DeBoer attributed to television scheduling, has both clubs 000B2UZ Kontinental Hockey cannot be taught. In just think, sometimes a little League, where Radulov was nine games since rejoining higher than some of us practicing as well as healing after 82 games. the all-time leading scorer Nashville last month, other guys,” Trotz said. Red Wings hope road woes end against Preds with 254 points, two-time Radulov scored seven Radulov got the day off DETROIT — The Detroit Red Wings have won an NHL-high MVP and helped his team points for a total that does- Monday, and Trotz said he 31 games at home this season, including a record 23 straight. win the 2011 championship. n’t include his shootout will be back Tuesday. That That’s not going to help them when their first-round series Detroit forward Jiri game-winner over Min- didn’t stop defenseman starts Wednesday night at Nashville. Hudler got an up-close view nesota last week. Ryan Suter from dead- of Radulov in the KHL and It’s why he’s seen as the panning and asking re- The fourth-seeded Predators with home-ice advantage are saw a hard worker who Predators’ wild card as they porters if they hadn’t heard favored to advance against the fifth-seeded Red Wings. Detroit brings lots of energy along open the postseason that Radulov had headed captain Nicklas Lidstrom said the team he leads should be the with good hands and hockey Wednesday night against back to Russia before turn- underdog. sense. Detroit in Nashville. ing serious. The Red Wings were four games under .500 on the road this “He was a star, best “He just adds more skill “He didn’t miss a beat,” season. They’re the only team in the Western Conference play- player in the league back and speed to their lineup Suter said. “He fit right in offs with a losing record as visitors and just the second still play- there. I’m pretty sure he’ll and he’s a big guy, too,” with the guys. He’s a fun guy ing in the entire league. be here soon, too (as a Detroit defenseman Nick- to play with.” — From wire reports ENTERTAINMENTPage B6 - TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012

CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Spotlight on Florida PEOPLE New king crowned LOTTERIES Lauper memoir SO YOU KNOW due out this fall  Last night’s winning NEW YORK — Cyndi numbers, Page B4. Lauper ‘Lion King’ swears SUNDAY, APRIL 8 her book now biggest Fantasy 5: 2 – 9 – 21 – 35 – 36 will show 5-of-5 1 winner $173,113.30 her true Broadway 4-of-5 236 $118 colors. 3-of-5 6,912 $11 The SATURDAY, APRIL 7 award- show ever Powerball: 5 – 13 – 17 – 20 – 30 winning Associated Press Powerball: 18 Cyndi per- 5-of-5 PB No winner Lauper former — NEW YORK No Florida winner has a ery quietly, almost 5-of-5 6 winners $1 million memoir coming out this stealthily, a new 1 Florida winner fall, Atria Books an- Vking has been inau- Lotto: 7 – 14 – 16 – 23 – 36 – 43 nounced Monday. gurated on Broadway. 6-of-6 No winner “Cyndi Lauper” will Box office figures to be 5-of-6 47 $4,875 cover the singer’s story released later Monday 4-of-6 2,440 $69 from her troubled child- show that “The Lion 3-of-6 47,809 $5 hood to superstardom in King” last week swiped Fantasy 5: 14 – 16 – 24 – 26 – 36 the 1980s to the “ups and the title of Broadway’s 5-of-5 3 winners $98,296.24 downs” that followed. all-time highest grossing 4-of-5 429 $110.50 In a statement issued show from “The Phantom 3-of-5 12,029 $11 by Atria, the 58-year-old of the Opera,” The Asso- FRIDAY, APRIL 6 Lauper said: “Sometimes ciated Press has learned. Mega Money: 12 – 19 – 38 – 42 I come off good, some- The cumulative gross Mega Ball: 8 times not so good.” for “The Lion King” is 4-of-4 MB No winner Lauper’s hits include $853,846,062, according to 4-of-4 3 $2,684 “True Colors,” “Girls Just the show’s numbers. Its Want to Have Fun” and chandelier-swinging INSIDE THE NUMBERS “Time After Time.” rival’s cumulative total is ■ To verify the accuracy $853,122,847, according to of winning lottery num- Wouk, 96, has musical’s publicist. The bers, players should new novel “Lion King” surged past double-check the num- “Phantom” after netting bers printed above with NEW YORK — At age over $2 million at the box numbers officially 96, Herman Wouk is office for the week end- posted by the Florida ready for ing Sunday, while “Phan- Lottery. Go to a fresh tom” pulled in about $1.2 www.flalottery.com, or start. million. call 850-487-7777. The au- What makes the thor of achievement all the more “The remarkable is that “The Today in Caine Lion King” chased down Mutiny,” and grabbed the title de- HISTORY “The spite “Phantom” having al- Herman Winds of most a full 10 years’ head Today is Tuesday, April 10, Wouk War” and start. The Disney show the 101st day of 2012. There other opened in November 1997, Associated Press are 265 days left in the year. classics has a new novel while “Phantom” debuted The Minskoff Theatre and the marquee for “The Lion King” are seen Jan. 19 in New Today’s Highlight: and has switched pub- in January 1988. York. Box office revenues show that “The Lion King” has recently swiped the title of On April 10, 1912, the lishers after decades The upstart’s victory is Broadway’s all-time highest grossing show from “The Phantom of the Opera.” RMS Titanic set sail from with Little, Brown and due in large part to its Southampton, England, on its Co. higher average ticket the visual elements — the of Disney Theatrical Pro- show in Broadway his- ill-fated maiden voyage, stop- Wouk’s “The Lawgiver” prices and a slightly colors, the costumes and ductions, also gave credit tory, with more than ping first in Cherbourg, is coming out this fall larger theater. Monday’s the puppetry. For the to Julie Taymor, the di- 10,000 performances and France, and then Queen- from Simon & Schuster. data shows “Phantom” adults, it’s ‘Hamlet,’ basi- rector, costume and mask it has sold many more stown, Ireland, the next day It’s the story of a planned had an average paid ad- cally. And the music is not maker of “The Lion tickets than its Disney to pick up additional passen- movie about Moses, com- mission of $98.97, while geared to one age or gen- King.” “Her vision, con- rival on the Great White gers before heading out into plete with references to “The Lion King” fetched der or race. It’s as univer- tinued commitment to Way, a staggering 14.8 mil- the open sea. Skype and Twitter. $155.09. sal a show can get.” the show and uncommon lion so far. In a statement issued On this date: “It doesn’t surprise Disney Theatrical Pro- artistry account for this “The Lion King” may In 1790, President George Monday by the publisher, ductions was gracious extraordinary success,” now have won on Broad- me,” said Cary Ginell, a Washington signed into law Wouk noted that his first music historian and biog- when contacted about he said in a statement. way, but “Phantom” is the first United States Patent novel, “Aurora Dawn,” rapher who edited the reaching the milestone, The Broadway League, still a juggernaut else- was also released by seventh edition of saluting “Phantom” song a trade group that collects where. Its producers Act. Simon & Schuster. That “Broadway Musicals: writer Andrew Lloyd revenue from theater have even declared it the In 1925, the novel “The book came out in 1947. Show By Show.” He com- Webber and “Phantom” owners, has slightly differ- most successful enter- Great Gatsby,” by F. Scott pares “The Lion King” to producer Cameron Mack- ent numbers, putting the tainment venture of all Fitzgerald, was first pub- Spears: More a Disneyland ride. intosh, who also co-pro- cumulative grosses of time, with revenues lished. “It’s a spectacle that duced Disney’s hit “Mary “The Lion King” at higher than any film, in- In 1947, Brooklyn Dodgers control for fiance satisfies on many differ- Poppins,” and calling $854,038,152 and “Phan- cluding “Titanic,” “Star president Branch Rickey pur- LOS ANGELES — Brit- ent sensory elements — their show “a global phe- tom” at $853,122,847 as of Wars” and “Avatar.” chased the contract of Jackie ney Spears has requested audio, visually, emotion- nomenon of historic Monday. The total worldwide Robinson from the Montreal that a judge appoint her ally. It’s also good for all proportions.” To be sure, “Phantom,” grosses for “Phantom” Royals. fiance as ages — just like Disney- Thomas Schumacher, now in its 24th year, is are estimated at over $5.6 In 1992, comedian Sam a co-con- land is. For the kids, it’s producer and president still the longest-running billion. Kinison was killed in a car servator crash outside Needles, Calif., and help at age 38. oversee Ten years ago: Eight Is- her per- raelis were killed by a suicide sonal af- bomber aboard a bus in fairs Book chronicles making of ‘Animal House’ Haifa. along Five years ago: Two with her Britney Associated Press — had not yet taken over the was — the young, somewhat mons calls them that. Russian cosmonauts and Spears father. soul of mainstream comedy inexperienced cast bonded Therein lay a weakness of If a U.S. billionaire Charles Si- “Fat, Drunk, & Stupid: when writers Harold Ramis, like the Deltas they would “Fat, Drunk, & Stupid.” The monyi arrived at the interna- judge approves the re- The Inside Story Behind the Doug Kenney and Chris portray — and what could author approaches his sub- quest later this month, tional space station. DNA Making of ‘Animal House’” Miller started kicking have been. Both “Dragnet” ject like the movie’s pro- tests showed that former Jason Trawick would join (St. Martin’s Press), by Matty around a script. actor Jack Webb, offered the ducer instead of a writer Jamie Spears as having boyfriend Larry Birkhead was Simmons: Making-of movie Still, as Simmons recalls role of Dean Wormer, and eager to analyze closely the the father of Anna Nicole control over the singer’s books work best when they the University of Missouri, strengths and weaknesses of in the cheery “Fat, Drunk, & Smith’s baby. personal decisions, in- look back at those relatively Stupid: The Inside Story asked to be the stand-in for the movie, its lore and its One year ago: In the first cluding medical care. few films that become in- Behind the Making of ‘Ani- Faber College, declined to legacy. At times the narra- The request was filed grained in the culture. And mal House,’” the National participate after reading tive is perfunctory, and the remarks since his ouster, for- Friday through Spears’ nearly 35 years after college Lampoon’s penchant for the raunchy script. interviews with cast mem- mer Egyptian President court-appointed attorney, students first chanted “To- going over the top had to be Shooting “Animal House” bers and others are not al- Hosni Mubarak denied alle- Samuel Ingham III. ga! To-ga!” the raucous com- tamped down. Scatological was all business. Even actor ways enlightening. gations that he had used his Trawick has served as edy “Animal House” is moments came off-screen, John Belushi was on his Simmons’ idea for the position to amass wealth and the 30-year-old singer’s certainly that. only suggested by the sound- best behavior, not yet a star magazine’s follow-up movie property. agent and appeared in Its popularity was hardly track instead of presented given to self-destruction. was closer to the spirit of its Today’s Birthdays: Actor court with his future wife a given when National Lam- in widescreen color. The The movie’s incredible debut film: “National Lam- Max von Sydow is 83. Actor at a March 22 court hear- poon publisher Matty Sim- idea of beer barrels blasting success — by Simmons’ ac- poon’s Jaws 3, People 0.” He Omar Sharif is 80. Sports- ing that was sealed to the mons followed through on a through the forehead of a counting it cost about $3 says he heard that the proj- caster John Madden is 76. public. notion to use the humor JFK bust atop a homecom- million and brought in $140 ect was torpedoed by a cer- Rhythm-and-blues singer The couple announced magazine as the foundation ing float was deemed a bit million — all but guaran- tain director who didn’t like in December that they Bobbie Smith (The Spinners) for a movie. The magazine’s much. teed a sequel. It never hap- the idea of his hit film being is 76. Reggae artist Bunny were engaged after dat- sensibility — bitingly satiri- Simmons, the movie’s pened, arguably because satirized. ing since 2009. Wailer is 65. Actor Steven cal and anti-authoritarian producer, peppers his book the ideas were lame and The spirit of Dean Seagal is 61. Singer-pro- — From wire reports with a good dose of bad taste with such tidbits about what uninspired, not that Sim- Wormer lives on. ducer Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds is 54. Rock singer- HOROSCOPE musician Brian Setzer is 53. Today’s Rapper Afrika Bambaataa is Birthday: In the year ahead, you are apt to become in- Cancer (June 21-July 22) — A friendship you recently things happen. Don’t think you can leave it up to Lady Luck 52. Actor-comedian Orlando volved with three individuals whose philosophy and politics made with someone in your line of work might be able to to do all the work. Jones is 44. Rapper Q-Tip differ considerably from yours. Nevertheless, in each in- help you get ahead. Follow his or her lead. Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — In order to be a good (AKA Kamaal) is 42. Blues stance a powerful and strong friendship will be certain to Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Something unique might tran- leader, a couple of things must be put in place. First, you singer Shemekia Copeland is develop. spire that will show you the value of friendliness. As a re- need to set a good example for others to follow, and sec- 33. Actress Laura Bell Bundy Aries (March 21-April 19) — Because you will be able to sult, you could find yourself a bit more popular than others ond, you should be willing to take risks. is 31. Singer Mandy Moore is translate your ideas into action much faster than any of in your peer group. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — You’ll do quite well at 28. Actor Haley Joel Osment your associates, you’ll get out in front of the pack long be- Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Just because something isn’t whatever you attempt right now. Others aren’t likely to be is 24. Actor Alex Pettyfer is fore they’re able to figure out what happened. working out as you had anticipated doesn’t mean that you envious of what you accomplish because you’ll involve Taurus (April 20-May 20) — An arrangement that has can’t do anything about it. Make the necessary changes; them in the fruits of your gain. 22. Actress-singer AJ (AKA been giving you many problems is likely to ultimately work your fate is in your own hands. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Having good friends means Amanda) Michalka is 21. out well. Although you’ll contribute to this outcome, outside Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Something that can’t be done a lot to you, and you mean much to your pals. Your fierce Thought for Today: “Take factors will mostly be responsible for it. without the support of others can take a turn for the better. sense of loyalty is a major reason why you have so many. from me the hope that I can Gemini (May 21-June 20) — If you’re presently unat- However, it will be up to you to take advantage of this good Be sure to exercise that trait today. change the future, and you tached romantically and finding it somewhat boring, don’t fortune while things are going your way. Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) — Important things you do are will send me mad.” — Israel turn down any forthcoming invitation. There’s a strong Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — You could make some seri- likely to produce ripples. As a result, everything looks good Zangwill, English dramatist chance that you could meet someone you’d like. ous bank, but only if you work on ways to make the right for you both financially and socially. (1864-1926). INSIDE Section C - TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012 ■ Dr. Frank Vascimini /Page C5 ■ Richard Hoffmann HEALTH & LIFE / Page C3

CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Autism spectrum disorder Doctors want to redefine autism; Dr. C. Joseph parents worried Bennett AMERICAN LINDSEY TANNER CANCER AP Medical Writer SOCIETY CHICAGO — One child doesn’t talk, rocks rhythmically back and forth and stares at clothes spin- ning in the dryer. Another has no Six trouble talking but is obsessed with trains, methodically naming every station in his state. Autistic kids like these hate million change, but a big one is looming. For the first time in nearly two decades, experts want to rewrite deaths the definition of autism. Some par- ents fear if the definition is nar- rowed, their children may lose out on special therapies. every For years, different autism-re- lated labels have been used, the best known being Asperger’s dis- year order. The doctors working on the new definition want to eliminate Associated Press f I were to tell you that separate terms like that one and there is a toxin lump them all into an “autism Kelly Andrus plays with her son, Bradley, in his classroom April 4 at Children’s Choice Learning Centers Inc., in Lewisville, Texas. Bradley, who turns 3 in a couple of weeks, was diagnosed a year ago with mild autism. Iaround us that is so spectrum disorder” category. great that it leads to the Some specialists contend the For the first time in nearly two decades, experts want to rewrite the definition of autism. Some parents fear that if it’s narrowed and their kids lose the label, they may also lose out on special therapist. death of six million peo- proposal will exclude as many as ple per year, would you 40 percent of kids now considered rally to eliminate this autistic. Parents of mildly affected deadly menace? children worry their kids will be Study: Autism may be linked to obesity during pregnancy Well, this toxin does left out and lose access to aca- exist, and we are all ex- demic and behavioral services — LINDSEY TANNER posed to it in some form or and any chance of a normal life. ON THE NET The study lacks AP Medical Writer fashion, and the toxin is But doctors on the American  tobacco. Psychiatric Association panel that Pediatrics: http://www. information on CHICAGO — Obesity during In 2011, tobacco use has proposed the changes say pediatrics.org pregnancy may increase chances blood tests during killed almost six million none of that would happen.  Autism: for having a child with autism, people worldwide. To- They maintain the revision is http://1.usa.gov/bj7JJ provocative new research pregnancy. There’s bacco-related deaths have needed to dump confusing labels suggests. nearly tripled around the and clarify that autism can involve also no information It’s among the first studies link- Dr. Daniel Coury, chief of devel- world in the past decade. a range of symptoms from mild to ing the two, and though it doesn’t opmental and behavioral pedi- And if this trend contin- severe. They say it will be easier to on women’s diets prove obesity causes autism, the atrics at Nationwide Children’s ues, one billion people diagnose kids and ensure that authors say their results raise pub- Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, said and other habits will die from tobacco use those with true autism receive the lic health concerns because of the the results “raise quite a concern.” and exposure during the same diagnosis. high level of obesity in this He noted that U.S. autism rates during pregnancy 21st century. With new government data last country. have increased along with obesity Look at it this way: One week suggesting more kids than that might have Study women who were obese rates and said the research sug- person will die as a result ever in the U.S. — 1 in 88 — have during pregnancy were about 67 gests that may be more than a of tobacco every six autism, the new definition may influenced fetal percent more likely than normal- coincidence. seconds. help clarify whether the rising weight women to have autistic More research is needed to con- development. These are the sobering numbers reflect a true increase in children. They also faced double firm the results. But if mothers’ statistics, according to autism or overdiagnosis by the risk of having children with obesity is truly related to autism, it pounds overweight, is linked with the American Cancer So- doctors. other developmental delays. would be only one of many con- inflammation and sometimes ele- ciety and World Lung There is no definitive test for On average, women face a 1 in 88 tributing factors, said Coury, who vated levels of blood sugar. Excess autism. The diagnosis that has chance of having a child with was not involved in the study. blood sugar and inflammation-re- See BENNETT/ Page C5 been used for at least 18 years cov- autism; the results suggest that Genetics has been linked to lated substances in a mother’s ers children who once were called obesity during pregnancy would autism, and scientists are examin- blood may reach the fetus and mentally retarded, as well as some increase that to a 1 in 53 chance, ing whether mothers’ illnesses and damage the developing brain, who might have merely been con- the authors said. use of certain medicines during Krakowiak said. sidered quirky or odd. Today, some The study was released online pregnancy might also play a role. The study lacks information on children diagnosed with autism Monday in Pediatrics. The study involved about 1,000 blood tests during pregnancy. may no longer fit the definition Since more than one-third of California children, ages 2 to 5. There’s also no information on when they mature. U.S. women of child-bearing age Nearly 700 had autism or other de- women’s diets and other habits “We’re wanting to use this op- are obese, the results are poten- velopmental delays, and 315 did during pregnancy that might have portunity to get this diagnosis tially worrisome and add yet an- not have those problems. influenced fetal development. right,” said Dr. Bryan King, a mem- other incentive for maintaining a Mothers were asked about their There were no racial, ethnic, ed- ber of the revision panel and di- normal weight, said researcher health. Medical records were ucation or health insurance differ- rector of the autism center at Paula Krakowiak, a study co-au- available for more than half the ences among mothers of autistic Dr. Sunil Gandhi Seattle Children’s Hospital. thor and scientist at the University women and confirmed their condi- kids and those with unaffected CANCER & The revision is among dozens of of California, Davis. tions. It’s not clear how mothers’ children that might have influ- BLOOD changes proposed for an update of Previous research has linked obesity might affect fetal develop- enced the results, the researchers DISEASE the psychiatric association’s refer- obesity during pregnancy with ment, but the authors offer some said. ence manual, widely used for stillbirths, preterm births and theories. The National Institutes of See AUTISM/ Page C4 some birth defects. Obesity, generally about 35 Health helped pay for the study. Diesel exhaust Streamlining your office visit Why do you need a physical? causes bet everyone reading this arti- Set it up any adults do not schedule see if you have genetic risk factors cle can remember visiting a an appointment with a doc- for certain diseases. You are asked While you are on the phone mak- lung cancer Ilocal doctor, in and out, very Mtor until they feel ill or are a number of questions about your ing your appointment, see if there quick and very simple, worried about physical symptoms social and medical history to iden- is a map available so you e all know smok- or maybe watching a of disease. Even when you feel tify barriers to your having a long can get to the doctor’s lo- ing causes lung medical show with the healthy, it is important to and healthy life. De- cation easily without Wcancer. It re- see your doctor regu- pending on your age, family doctor making a mains the commonest being confused. You larly. A regular physical gender and physical corrective diagnosis cause of lung cancer. might even want to pre- exam is a valuable tool condition, the doctor every time without muss Unfortunately, 13 per- drive the route prior to for monitoring your may order blood tests or fuss. cent of lung cancers are in your visit. health. Nearly one in and additional screen- Well, those things are nonsmokers. Call and reconfirm three adults has high ings. no longer a reality. Why do they get lung your appointment if the blood pressure, yet one- If you show early signs cancer? In fact, sometimes a office doesn’t do so 24 third of them do not of weight gain, heart dis- There are many causes, doctor’s office visit is hours before. Some- know it. Untreated, high ease, or high blood pres- like secondhand smoke very complex, for a num- Dr. Denis Grillo times you can even call blood pressure can lead sure, the doctor will and radon exposure. ber of reasons. EAR, NOSE and see if the doctor is to stroke, kidney damage Dr. Carlene Wilson recommend healthy be- Recently, an excellent Through the years, running late, so you and heart failure. High haviors to prevent these & THROAT WELLNESS study was done that shows more diseases have might save yourself a lit- blood sugar and high conditions from becom- CORNER diesel exhaust is another been identified, there- tle time and frustration. cholesterol levels often ing worse. Many symp- cause. Fortunately, this fore making diagnosis and treat- do not produce any toms can be managed Front desk may not be a serious prob- ment more complex and varied, symptoms until disease becomes and even reversed through diet lem in Citrus County, but with many options. Let’s start first with the front advanced. and exercise. in a large city like Los An- Medical health insurance forms desk, as there usually is quite a bit The focus of a physical or well For children, wellness exams are gles, smog is a serious and claims need to be detailed and of paperwork to do. visit is not the same as a regular ap- recommended almost every year. problem. filled out properly, and nowadays Check and see if your doctor has pointment with your doctor. The The pediatrician observes the Long-awaited results privacy issues have become a very a website. You may be able to goal of a physical is to identify any child and charts his or her growth from an epidemiological important component of the med- download and do all the paper- new risk factors for disease, pro- to see whether important develop- study of workers in non- ical visit. work at home. vide screening for cancer and mental milestones have been metal mines suggest that As physicians, we try to establish If you belong to a managed-care other diseases, and make sure your reached. Immunizations are given, exposure to exhaust from a friendly environment so we can organization, make sure you have immunizations are up to date. The and the parent has an opportunity diesel-powered equip- better communicate with our prior authorization from your pri- doctor schedules extra time to go to discuss health concerns such as ment in mines are associ- patients. mary care doctor. over your medical records, give you school or behavioral problems with ated with an increased However, there are many rules Be sure and have a photo ID, be- a thorough examination, and dis- the doctor. risk of lung cancer. Even and regulations we must follow — cause fraud doesn’t just occur in cuss any concerns you may have Healthy young people benefit exposure to moderate lev- and there are things the patient the bank. There are people who about your health. Your weight and from physicals because the doctor els of diesel exhaust was can do to improve that line of com- use other people’s medical cards to blood pressure are measured and can often detect problems associ- associated with some in- munication, as well. gain access to care. recorded. A comprehensive physi- ated with mental illness, STDs or Another good tool for an office creased risk of death from Working together, we can make cal exam, which might include a drug or alcohol abuse. Young visit is to bring a pre-printed medical the disease among under- sure that visits are sufficient and rectal, pelvic, or breast exam (if ap- adults should have a physical exam and surgical history, as well as a list ground miners in the rewarding and lead to the resolu- propriate) is performed. Your fam- tion of the problem. See GRILLO /Page C5 ily medical history is evaluated to See WILSON/ Page C5 See GANDHI/ Page C4 C2 TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012 HEALTH & LIFE CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Health NOTES ■ LifeSouth Community ment,120 N. Montgomery Ave, HEALTH NOTE GUIDELINES RiversRegional.com. Call 352- family member and those hav- Blood Centers: To find a donor Inverness. 795-1234 to register for the ing trouble reading print be- center or a blood drive near ● 2 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, April  Support group information will list monthly meetings programs. cause of an eye problem, a you, call 352-527-3061. Donors 10, Wal-Mart Supercenter, first, as space is available, then weekly meetings. ● Atrial Fibrillation and reading disability or difficulty must be at least 17, or 16 with 2461 W. Gulf-to-Lake Highway,  It is the responsibility of each organization to inform Stroke —2 p.m. Wednesday, holding a book because of parental permission, weigh a Inverness. the Chronicle about changes to existing listings. 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Eighth Ave., Crystal ial’s registered dietitian, helps adaptive equipment that may will speak about treatment for River. you make cooking healthy search that could help deter- Tuesday, April 17, at the Bev- be needed for activities of daily acid reflux, hernia and GERD. ● 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday, much easier. mine factors that cause or pre- erly Hills Library, 425 W. Roo- living. Offered the first and third Call 352-344-6732 to regis- ter, as seating is limited. Re- April 3, Wal-Mart, 3826 S. Sun- ● “Beyond Kubler-Ross: vent cancer. sevelt Blvd. Tuesday of each month at 1 coast Blvd., Homosassa. New Perspectives on Death, Enrollment will take place The class provides an p.m. at SRRMC. freshments will be served. For ● 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesday, Dying And Grief,” 9 a.m. to from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. Friday, overview of Hospice philosophy ● Free Balance Screenings information about Drs. Hegarty and Golkar, visit www.cmh April 11, Arbor Trail Rehab & noon April 18 —A Hospice April 13, at Crystal River High and history. Participants will be- — Seven Rivers Rehab & invernesssurgical.com. Skilled Nursing, 611 Turner Foundation of America pro- School, 1205 N.E. Eighth Ave., come acquainted with services Wound Center offers free bal- ■ Camp Road, Inverness. gram. Jonathan Beard, grief Crystal River. You will be asked provided by Hospice of Citrus ance screenings at 1675 S.E. HOMOSASSA — Hospice ● 10 a.m. to noon Wednes- services manager with Hospice to complete a brief survey, get County for patients and fami- U.S. 19 in the Crystal River of Citrus County Wings Com- day, April 11, Wal-Mart Super- of Citrus County, will lead a de- your waist measured and give lies. They will also become fa- Shopping Center (next to munity Education will present center, 2461 W. Gulf-to-Lake briefing on the material cov- a small sample of blood (similar miliar with the concept of Sweetbay). Call 352-795-0534 “In Memory of Mom: A Mother’s Highway, Inverness. ered, giving you an opportunity to a doctor’s visit), collected by palliative care and learn the im- to schedule an appointment. Day Tea” from 2 to 3:30 p.m. ● 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thurs- to add your insights. a certified, trained phlebotomist. portance of confidentiality. At- ■ SPRING HILL — The inau- Tuesday, April 24, at the Wings Education Center at 8471 W. day, April 12, Wal-Mart, 3826 S. ■ SPRING HILL — For At home, you will have a tendees will also receive gural Weeki Wachee Relay for Periwinkle Lane, Homosassa. Suncoast Blvd., Homosassa. Your Health community educa- more detailed survey to com- information regarding volun- Life will from 6 p.m. Friday, Participants are encouraged ● 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Thurs- tion program by Oak Hill Hospi- plete that asks questions re- teering in several different April 20, to noon Saturday, April to bring a photo or memory of day, April 12, Citrus County tal, 5:30 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, lated to your medical history areas to include, but not limited 21, at Weeki Wachee High their mother to share on this Solid Waste, 230 W. Gulf-to- April 11, at the Palace Grand, and lifestyle. Over time, every to: clerical/administrative, thrift School, 12150 Vespa Way, day. Tea/cookies will be served Lake Highway, Lecanto. 275 Della Court, Spring Hill. few years, you will receive shoppe, community events, Weeki Wachee. as we reflect upon the memo- ● 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, Andre Brooks, M.D., will pres- other surveys at home to up- and patient support. Teens and Some 17 teams have regis- ries of our mothers. April 13, Lecanto High School, ent “Advances in Heart Treat- date that information. high school students are en- tered with more than 220 partic- Part of the education series 3810 W. Educational Path, ment.” Visit www.cancer.org/cps3 or couraged to attend. Volunteer- ipants. The event is organized Fourth Tuesdays at Two offered Lecanto. Admission is free and a hot call 800-940-1969. ing for Hospice of Citrus County by Stephanie Sutton, director of monthly at the Hospice of Cit- ● meal will be served. Seating is Locally, call Theressa Foster will provide community service volunteers and senior services 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, rus County Wings Education April 14, Village Cadillac-Toy- limited and reservations are re- at 352-621-8017 or Anne Black hours for the Bright Futures at Oak Hill Hospital. Center, “In Memory of Mom: A ota, 2431 S. Suncoast Blvd., quired. Call 352-628-6060 in at 352-527-4600. Visit www. Scholarship and other aca- For information, call Sutton at Mother’s Day Tea” is free, open Homosassa. Citrus or register online at relayforlife.org/crystalriverfl and demic needs. 352-597-6080 or email to the public and reservations ● OakHillHospital.com/ForY- select CPS-3 Tracking form. To register for this class or to Stephanie.Sutton@HCAHealth 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, are suggested. ourHealth. ■ Isaiah Foundation Walk- request training for your group, care.com. April 15, First Christian Church, For information, call Lynn ■ A-Thon, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (rain call contact 352-527-2020. ■ Florida Blind/Disabled 2018 A Colonad St., Inverness. Partners for a Sub- Miller at 352-527-2020. Visit ● or shine) April 14 at 10201 N. ■ CRYSTAL RIVER — Services Educational 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, stance-Free Citrus Inc. will www.hospiceofcitruscounty.org. April 16, Withlacoochee Techni- meet the second Thursday Suncoast Blvd, Crystal River, Seven Rivers Regional Med- Seminar, 2:30 p.m. April 20 at ■ SPRING HILL — For cal Institute, 1201 W. Main St., monthly in the basement of the using the Withlacoochee Bay ical Center offers the following Citrus Health & Rehabilitation Trail (by the barge canal). health education programs pre- Center, 701 Medical Court E., Your Health community educa- Inverness. Citrus County School Board of- tion program by Oak Hill Hospi- ● The trail is 5 miles out and 5 sented by board certified physi- Inverness. 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesday, April fice in Inverness, 1007 W. Main tal, 5:30 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, 17, Wal-Mart, 3826 S. Sun- St. Use the elevator to go to the miles back, with restrooms and cians and licensed medical This seminar will provide in- coast Blvd., Homosassa. basement. mile markers along the way. It professionals. Website: Seven- service training to the caregiver, See NOTES/Page C3 ● 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday, ● 8 to 9 a.m. board meeting. is wheelchair-friendly; walk only April 17, Walden Woods Com- ● 9:15 to 9:30 a.m. coffee, a distance that is comfortable to * munity, 7086 W. Eatonshire doughnuts, networking. you. Water will be provided for Lose 26 Pounds in 26 Days! Path, Homosassa. ● 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. mem- walkers and each family partici- ■ Free “Quit Smoking bership meeting. pating will receive an Easy Come See and Hear What All Now” six-week tobacco de- For information, call the office Shopper Tote. pendence program in Inverness at 352-389-0472 or email sub- Sponsor a walker for $5, $10 5,000 Successful Clients are and Lecanto, offered by Gulf- [email protected]. on up or bring donations with coast North Area Health Educa- ■ The Alzheimer’s Family you from your sponsors and Talking About... tion Center is partnering with Organization will hold a Sup- walk. The purpose is to raise Robert Boissoneault Oncology port Group Leader Orienta- money to support families re- Institute, Citrus Memorial tion/In-Service from 9:30 a.m. ceiving respite, autism therapy Health System and Citrus to 12:30 p.m. Friday, April 13, at or group support provided by Come pursue your County Health Department. Spring Oaks, 7251 Grove Isaiah Foundation. Anyone interested in quitting to- Road, Brooksville, in Hernando Contact Barbara Washburn personal resolution bacco can participate and will County. Refreshments will be at IsaiahFoundation@ be provided with a free and op- served. ymail.com. Isaiah Foundation is to lose weight tional supply of nicotine re- The purpose of this meeting proud to be supported by placement therapy (NRT) is to instruct individuals in the United Way of Citrus County. including patches, gum or running and proper functioning ■ Beginning the week of Please call for a lozenges. This program is of a support group. Upon com- April 16, Snyder Pharmacy, 102 funded by the Florida Depart- pletion of this program, the sup- E. Highland Blvd., Inverness, No Cost, ment of Health. To register and port group leader will receive a will offer a drug Take-Back find out more information on lo- certificate and would be eligible program to help patients safely No Obligation cations, dates and times, call to affiliate the support group dispose of medicines that may 813-929-1000 or visit www. with the Alzheimer’s Family Or- be dangerous to others and to Consultation gnahec.org. ganization. This training is open the environment. Patients of ● 3 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays at to the public and is free. Regis- any pharmacy may bring in un- Robert Boissoneault Oncology ter for this event by calling 727- used or expired drugs in their Lose Weight Institute522 N Lecanto High- 848-8888 or 888-496-8004. original stock containers for free way, Lecanto. ■ Enroll in the American disposal. For information, call ● 1 to 2 p.m. Tuesdays at Cancer Society’s third Cancer 352-341-1212. Feel Great Citrus Memorial Health System Prevention Study (CPS-3). ■ Hospice of Citrus County Medical Office Building confer- If you are between the ages will provide Orientation Train- ence room, 502 W Highland of 30-65, and have never had ing for individuals who are in- Blvd, Inverness. cancer (other than skin cancer), terested in learning more about Ask us about our ● 11 a.m. to noon Tuesdays and can commit to a long-term Hospice and Hospice volunteer at Citrus County Health Depart- study, you can participate in re- opportunities from 1 to 3 p.m. NO CREDIT CHECK Financing Program Now (352) 341-4242 Available

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provides support groups, self- planned activities and loving re- program airing at 8 p.m. Tues- ties in your local area through do free speaking engagements NOTES help, resources and education lationships. days and 10 a.m. Wednesdays findrehabnow.com, or 888-629- for your group, club, church or to families who are going For more information or to on WYKE-TV 47 (Bright 0333 to speak to a counselor. organization. Call 352-686- Continued from Page C2 through the grief process after make an appointment to ob- House). “Every Minute Counts” ■ The American Cancer So- 4493 or 352-686-5593. losing a child of any age. The serve the program, call Clara explores medical emergencies ciety’s Road to Recovery Pro- ■ The Citrus Team of HPH April 25, at Silverthorn Country National Gathering is like a con- Makoid at 352-422-7731. and how to prevent them. The gram is in need of volunteers Hospice and its not-for-profit Club, 4550 Gulf Club Drive, vention, where there are speak- ■ OCALA — Avante at next broadcast will feature John willing to drive cancer patients Homecare affiliate, HPH Home- Brooksville, 2.5 miles south of ers and workshops that pertain Ocala, 2021 S.W. First Ave., a Massa, director of emergency to and from their treatments. care, provide free, ongoing ed- Cortez Boulevard (State Road to grieving the loss of a child skilled nursing and rehabilita- services at Seven Rivers Re- Requirements for volunteering ucation to Citrus County 50) on Barclay Avenue. William and how to survive the grief. tion facility, is seeking friendly gional Medical Center. The include having a good driving residents about their many pro- J. Jason, M.D., will present “Hip We are currently looking for people to interact with the peo- topic of discussion will address record, a valid driver’s license grams, services and volunteer Pain? Knee Pain? Joint Preser- workshop presenters to partici- ple who live here. If interested the flu and pneumonia, how to and a vehicle in good working opportunities. There is no vation & Operative Options.” pate in this year’s National in helping with any of the follow- prevent and common issues condition. For information, call charge for a speaker and the Admission is free and a hot Gathering, here in Tampa. ing, contact Patty Hughes, ac- associated. 800-227-2345. solicitation of funds is never in- meal will be served. Seating is Complete an online workshop tivity director at 352-732-0072. ■ Basic belly dance, 11 In Florida, there are more volved. Educational materials limited and reservations are re- application to submit your work- ● a.m. to 12:15 p.m. the first and than 65 ACS offices and about are provided at no charge. Call quired. Call 352-628-6060 in Bringing your pet to visit. shop information if interested in ● third Saturday monthly, Pure El- 65,000 active volunteers. For Anne Black, community liaison, Citrus or register online at Helping with bingo. facilitating one this year. We are ements Wellness & Yoga Stu- information about cancer, call at 352-527-4600. OakHillHospital.com/ForYour ● Helping residents play still in need of monetary dona- board games in the evening. dio, Crystal River; $7 per class. toll-free anytime at 800-ACS- Health. tions, as well as donated items Call (772) 480-7427 for infor- Support GROUPS ● Assisting/teaching the resi- 2345, or visit the ACS website ■ SPRING HILL — Free six- for table favors, goodie bags, mation or to register, or visit dents to use the internet or Wii at www.cancer.org. ■ week Quit Tobacco program butterfly boutique, silent auction pureelementswellness.com. Autism support group games. sponsored by Isaiah Founda- by Oak Hill Hospital and Gulf- and raffles. ■ The Alzheimer’s Family Speakers ● Filing/painting ladies’ nails. tion Inc., for adults taking care coast North Area Health Educa- A discounted seven- meal Organization is expanding its ■ Seven Rivers Regional ● of autistic children at home or at tion Center. The program will plan is $125 to April 30, then Providing pastoral visits or volunteer program. We have a Speakers Bureau brings cus- spiritual support. work. “What is Pivotal Re- meet from 6 to 7 p.m. on six $145. new coordinator and there are tomized programs to clubs, ● sponse Therapy (PRT) and consecutive Wednesdays from Visit the National BP/USA Visiting individuals who new and exciting opportunities churches and other community how can it be used?” discus- April 25 through May 30 (sec- website at www.bereaved| have little support. available for dedicated people organizations. Contact Amy ■ sion will be led by Brenda Bren- ond class will be Tuesday, May parentsusa.org or call 813- “Navigating Cancer” who would like to donate their Kingery at 352-795-8344 or nan, PRT clinician, from 6:30 to 1). The program will be at the 661-0680 or 813-495-7539. shows at 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays time to help a local, nonprofit [email protected]. Oak Hill Hospital cafeteria con- 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 1, at Cit- ■ LECANTO — EMT and and 10 a.m. Thursdays after organization. ■ The Alzheimer’s Family ference room at the main en- rus Family Center, 719 S. Otis Paramedic Program classes “Citrus Today” on WYKE TV The group serves the central Organization has speakers trance, 11375 Cortez Blvd. Ave., Lecanto. at Nature Coast EMS, 3876 W. channel 16 and Bright House Florida area, including Citrus, available for your organization (State Road 50), Brooksville. To sign up, contact Barbara Country Hill Drive in Lecanto. 47. The new program — hosted Hernando, upper Hillsborough, or club. This presentation will The free six week counseling Washburn at isaiahfounda- Contact student services to by Dr. Joey Bennett, radiation Lake, Pasco, upper Pinellas include basic Alzheimer’s infor- program provides free optional [email protected] or 352-447- complete an application. The oncologist, and Wendy Hall, li- and Sumter counties. Monies mation and the services and nicotine replacement therapy 1775. Visit isaiahfoundation. office is open from 8:30 a.m. censed clinical social worker — raised remain locally and bene- programs that the organization including patches, lozenges or org. No sitter is available — until 5 p.m. Monday through is sponsored by Robert Bois- fit individuals with Alzheimer’s offers to the Central Florida gum. The program is spon- soneault Oncology Institute. adults only please Friday; however, appointments disease and their families in community. Call 888-496-8004 ■ sored by the Florida Depart- can be scheduled after busi- The purpose of the program is Central Florida. Citrus Abuse Shelter As- ment of Health. or 727-848-8888. sociation (CASA), 1100 Turner ness hours if needed. For ad- to educate, empower and as- The AFO provides needed ■ Call 813-929-1000 ext. 213 SPRING HILL — Health Camp Road, Inverness, hosts a mission requirements, visit sist individuals being affected programs and services, includ- or visit www.GNAHEC.org. Matters Home Care has a www.naturecoastems.org or by cancer. To ask questions or ing respite care assistance, ■ Registered Nurse available to See GROUPS/Page C4 Tobacco-Free Partner- call 352-249-4700. suggest topics for the show, Wanderer’s ID Program, sup- ship of Citrus County meet- ● The 16-week EMT (Emer- contact Dr. Bennett at jbennett port groups and educational ing, 9 a.m. Thursday, April 26, gency Medical Technician) @rboi.com or Wendy Hall at events. Call the office at 727- at a new location, Inverness 000B090 classes begin Monday, May 14, [email protected] or call the 848-8888 or 888-496-8004. FREE HEARING TEST City Hall Conference Room, designed to prepare students to Lecanto office at 352-527-0601. ■ Rehab facilities — Nar- + EVALUATION 212 W. Main St., Inverness. provide basic life support meas- Visit www.rboi.com. conon Arrowhead based in Special guest for this meet- ures as a member of an ambu- ■ Nature Coast EMS pres- Oklahoma offers free and confi- The Hearing Aid ing is Dr. C. Joseph Bennett, lance crew, at the scene of an ents “Every Minute Counts” dential help finding rehab facili- Myth Busters! board-certified Radiation Oncol- accident, during transport to a ogist from Robert Boissoneault hospital or medical facility, and Oncology Institute in Lecanto, in the medical facility. It will pre- discussing the American Can- Homosassa Inverness pare students to sit for the cer Society’s role in tobacco 5699 S. Suncoast Blvd. 2036 Hwy. 44 West Florida Bureau of EMS EMT prevention. 352-621-8000 352-586-7599 Certification Exam. This meeting will feature a ● youth advocacy report on the The 10-month pramedic activities in Citrus County for program classes begin July 23. Kick Butts Day, and upcoming EMT students who have re- events and trainings. cently graduated may register The Tobacco-Free Partner- for the paramedic course; how- ship’s goals are to prevent initi- ever, are required to have their ation of tobacco use among EMT State of Florida certifica- Accepting New Patients youth and young adults, create tion by the end of phase one 14 2012 (midterm). The Paramedic pro- 2222 Highway 44 W., Inverness tobacco-free policies to protect Call for an Appointment everyone from secondhand gram is designed to prepare students to provide advanced 352-860-0633 smoke exposure, and to in- [email protected] crease the number of people life support measures. who receive information about ■ Catholic Charities DOSP Dr. Pablo Figueroa has openings in its respite pro- Se Habla Español quitting tobacco use. Round of golf Serving Citrus County Since 1993 For information, call Jillian gram that meets from 11:30 to 8:30 Cart Godwin at the Citrus County 3:30 p.m. Wednesdays at Our Lunch & beverages Family Practice Now Health Department, 352-726- Lady of Grace Church in Bev- Hole in one award Blue Cross/ 1731, ext 242, or email jillian_ erly Hills. • Diabetics Blue Shield [email protected]. 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appear before age 3. It quirky subject but poor so- Bradley, was diagnosed with panel have challenged Volk- Harris said these kids would encompass children cial skills; PDD-NOS is no- mild autism a year ago, at mar’s methods, saying he re- don’t need intensive autism AUTISM with “autistic disorder,” toriously ill-defined and age 2. lied on outdated data from therapy but should be eligi- Continued from Page C1 now used for severe cases, sometimes given to kids “I’m really afraid we’d be two decades ago. ble for other types of special plus those with two high- considered mildly autistic. pushed out of the services One major advocacy education typically offered diagnosing mental illnesses. functioning variations. ■ Another new category, we get,” she said. That in- group in the field, Autism in public schools. The more than 10,000 com- A diagnosis would require “social communication dis- cludes a free preschool pro- Speaks, said it is awaiting Dr. Daniel Coury, chief of ments the group has re- three types of communica- order,” would include chil- gram for autistic kids and further research on the ef- developmental and behav- ceived for the update mostly tion problems, including lim- dren who relate poorly to speech and occupational fects of the revisions before ioral pediatrics at Nation- involve the autism proposal, ited or no conversation and others and have trouble therapy, which cost her $50 deciding whether to en- wide Children’s Hospital in with concerns voiced by poor social skills; and at least reading facial expressions a week. The family has no dorse them. Columbus, Ohio, said parents doctors, researchers, fami- two repetitive behaviors or and body language. A small medical insurance. Dr. James Harris, a panel have valid concerns because lies and advocacy groups. A unusual, limited interests, percentage of children now Opponents also include a member and founding di- insurance companies and spokeswoman declined to including arm-flapping, tip- labeled with PDD-NOS well-known Yale University rector of the developmental schools may not immediately say whether most support or toe-walking and obsession would fit more accurately autism researcher, Dr. Fred neuropsychiatry program at recognize that children re- oppose the autism revision. with quirky topics. into this diagnosis, autism Volkmar, who was on the re- Johns Hopkins University, ceiving the new diagnosis The group’s board of ■ Autistic disorder and panel members say. vision panel but says he was said the proposal will pro- may need special services. trustees is expected to vote high-functioning variations They say the changes make unhappy with the process vide a better label for chil- “So there may potentially on the proposals in Decem- — Asperger’s disorder and scientific sense and are and quit. “I want to be sure dren who really only have be a lag time where services ber, and the updated man- PDD-NOS, or “pervasive based on recent research. we’re not going to leave communication problems. would not be available,” he ual is to be published next developmental disorder not Opponents include older some kids out in the cold,” “I don’t want a child la- said. year. otherwise specified” — kids and adults with As- he said. beled as autistic, which sug- He noted it is already dif- Among the proposed would be eliminated, but perger’s who embrace their Volkmar is senior author gests a chronic, lifelong ficult for many families to changes: their symptoms would be quirkiness and don’t want to of a study suggesting that problem, when he has a so- get costly autism therapy. ■ A new “autism spec- covered under the new be lumped in with more se- the revision would exclude cial communication prob- Some insurers don’t cover it, trum disorder” category category. vere autism, and parents nearly 40 percent of chil- lem that may get better if he and many financially would be created, describ- Asperger’s kids often like Kelly Andrus of dren with true autism. But has proper services and his strapped school districts ing symptoms that generally have vast knowledge about a Lewisville, Texas. Her son, members of the revision brain matures,” Harris said. have cut special education.

miners exposed to different levels years or longer. Short-term expo- increased risk of lung cancer. Lesley Rushton wrote. of diesel exhaust. sure does not hurt much. Dr. Debra T. Silverman and her In short, we need to limit expo- GANDHI Among nonsmokers in the study, The new findings are important colleagues estimated people who sure to diesel exhaust as much as Continued from Page C1 exposure to high levels of diesel not just for miners, but also for the live in highly polluted cities might possible. exhaust resulted in seven times 1.4 million American workers and have about the same lifetime ex- ■ study, researchers reported March the risk of death from lung cancer, millions more worldwide who are posure to diesel exhaust as un- ——— ——— 2 in the Journal of the National compared with exposure to low exposed to diesel exhaust in the derground miners with low Dr. Sunil Gandhi is a Cancer Institute. levels. workplace and for people who live exposures in their study. hematologist and oncologist. He The findings are from the This is very significant. in cities with high levels of diesel Based on these reports and is the volunteer medical adviser Diesel Exhaust in Miners Study Since smokers are already at a exhaust, the study authors noted. other results, “stringent occupa- of the Citrus Unit of the (DEMS). Launched in 1992 by re- high risk of lung cancer, added Their results suggest that in tional and particularly environ- American Cancer Society. Write searchers from NCI and the Na- risk from diesel exhaust was much some urban areas, high air con- mental standards for diesel to 521 N. Lecanto Highway, tional Institute for Occupational less. centrations of elemental carbon, engine exhaust should be set and Lecanto, FL 34461, email Safety and Health (NIOSH), the Also as expected, the risk was which is considered the best index compliance ensured to have an [email protected] or call study included more than 12,000 mainly after exposure of five of diesel exhaust, may confer an impact on health outcomes,” Dr. 352-746-0707.

brary, Inverness. Call Lili Jane Call Laura Henderson at Catholic Church, 455 S. Sun- support group, 6 p.m. Thurs- ● The Circle of Love, 1 to GROUPS at 352-344-8765. 855-592-7772 or email The coast Blvd. days at the First Baptist Church 2:30 p.m. Thursdays at Our ■ [email protected]. ● of Dunnellon, 20831 Powell Lady of Grace Church in Bev- Continued from Page C3 Mended Hearts of Citrus Last Resort AFG: 11:30 County, for individuals who Weekly meetings a.m. Wednesdays, First United Road. Call the church at 352- erly Hills, 6 Roosevelt Blvd. Call have had or have cardiovascu- Methodist Church, 3896 S. 489-2730. Carolyn at 352-341-0777. volunteer meeting at 10:30 a.m. lar disease, as well as care- ■ “Together We Grow” Pleasant Grove Road, ■ Narcotics Anonymous: ● The New Beginning, 7 the second Tuesday monthly. givers and family members, 10 Nar-Anon Family Group, 6:45 Inverness. ● Easy Does It, 8 p.m. Mon- p.m. Fridays at Our Lady of Call 352-344-8111. a.m. the second Friday monthly p.m. Wednesdays at Dunnellon ● Lecanto AFG: 8 p.m. day and Saturday, Lions Den, Grace, Roosevelt Boulevard, ■ Bereaved Parents of the in the Gulf Room in the Historic Presbyterian Church, 20641 Thursdays, Unity Church of Cit- U.S. 41, Floral City. Beverly Hills. Call Carolyn at USA (BP/USA) grief support Citrus High School; parking and Chestnut St., Room 204 in of- rus County, 2628 W. Woodview ● It Works How and Why, 7 352-341-0777. group for parents and grand- transportation available from fice building, use right-side en- Lane, Lecanto. p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and See GROUPS/Page C9 parents who have experienced CMHS parking lot “A2.” trance across from the ● Crystal River AFG: 11:30 Saturday and noon Sunday, the death of a child, 7 p.m. the Speaker: Dr. Beena Stanley, Memorial Garden; Nar-Anon is a.m. Thursdays at YANA Club, YANA Club, 147 N.W. Seventh second Wednesday monthly at M.D., who specializes in inter- for family and friends of addicts. 147 Seventh St. (off Citrus Av- St., Crystal River. the First Presbyterian Church, nal medicine, neurology and Find a free local support enue), Crystal River. ● Focus on Recovery, 8 p.m. 1501 S.E. U.S. 19 in Crystal clinical neurophysiology. group in your area: call 888- ● Awareness Lunch Bunch Thursday, First Christian River. Call Bernadette Pas- Open to the public. Call Millie 947-8885 or go to www. Hearing AFG: 12:30 p.m. Fridays, St. Church, Grover Cleveland salacqua at 352-746-4664 or King, at 352-637-5525; or Car- NARANONFL.org. Margaret Episcopal Church, Boulevard, Homosassa. visit www.bereavedparents diovascular Services, at 352- ■ “Recovery from Food Ad- 114 N. Osceola Ave., ● usa.org. Recovery on the River, 8 344-6416. diction,” 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Inverness. p.m. Monday and Friday, Health ■ Look Good ... Feel ■ Parents Helping Parents Thursdays at St. Anne’s ● Beginners Al-Anon: 10 Lecanto Church of Christ, State Better, a free two-hour session Heal of Citrus County support Church, 9870 W. Fort Island a.m. Saturdays at Yana Club, Road 44 and County Road 491, for women undergoing radiation group, 2 p.m. Sunday, April 15, Trail, Crystal River, in the parish 147 Seventh St. (off Citrus Av- Lecanto; 8 p.m. Sunday 797 S. or chemotherapy, at 3 p.m. the hall library. Call Peg at 410- Event on the lanai of Citrus Hills enue), Crystal River. Rowe Terrace, Lecanto, east of second Wednesday monthly at Lodge, 350 E. Norvell Bryant 903-7740. ● C.R. 491 and S.R. 44. the Cancer & Blood Disease ■ Tuesday Morning Serenity: Highway, Hernando. Visit help- Food Addicts in Recov- 10 a.m. Tuesday at Unity Narcotics Anonymous is not Center, Lecanto, and 3 p.m. the ingparentsheal.net or email ery Anonymous (FA) is a free Church, 2628 W. Woodview affiliated with any of the meet- fourth Wednesday monthly at [email protected] 12-step recovery program for Lane, Lecanto. ing facilities listed. Information the Robert Boissoneault Oncol- anyone suffering from food ob- m to RSVP. Psychic Medium ■ Alcoholics Anonymous: line: 352-382-0851. ogy Institute, Lecanto. Call session, overeating, undereat- Chuck Bergman will visit the If you drink, and want to stop, ■ Overeaters Anonymous: Joann Brown at 352-341-7741 ing or bulimia. For details or a group, www.chuckbergman. call Alcoholics Anonymous Na- ● 5 p.m. Wednesdays at St. or the American Cancer Society list of meetings, call 352-270- com/. ture Coast Intergroup at 352- Anne’s Episcopal Church. Call at 800-395-5665 to register. 8534 or visit: www.foodaddicts. ■ The Ostomy Support 621-0599. Visit the website: Rita at 352-382-8503. ■ SPRING HILL — Spinal Group of Citrus County, 2 p.m. org. www.ncintergroup.com. ● Cord Injury support group, 5 ● Voices of Recovery, 1 to the third Sunday monthly in the 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sundays at ■ AC Group, 7 p.m. Tues- 2:30 p.m. Mondays at the Sen- p.m. second Thursday monthly Queen of Peace Catholic Cypress Room on the first floor days at Church Without Walls, ior Center (V.A. building) on in the gym at HealthSouth Re- in the Citrus Memorial Health Church Main Hall, 6455 S.W. habilitation Hospital. Call Dee 3962 N. Roscoe Road, Her- County Road 491, Lecanto. System’s Administration’s State Road 200, Ocala. nando. Call Laverne at 352- Hardee at 352-592-7237. ■ Call Dolores at 352-746-5019. Annex Building, across the Depression and anxiety 637-4563. Visit the website: ● ■ Emotions Anonymous peer support group meets at Solution, 3 to 4 p.m. Tues- street from the Medical Offices www.alcoholicsforchrist.com. days at the Lakes Region Li- 12-step support group, noon 10 a.m. Thursdays at Central Everything you Building at 131 S. Citrus Ave., ■ A 12-step Christian sup- brary, 1511 Druid Road, the second and fourth Thurs- Ridge Library. Inverness. Call Steve at 352- port group meets at 6 p.m. Inverness. Call Marilyn at 352- days monthly at Central Ridge 229-4202, Sue at 352-560- ■ Bereavement Group, want to know about Library, Forest Ridge Boulevard every Wednesday at Living Wa- 726-9112. 7918, Mel or Betty at 1:30 to 3 p.m. Thursdays in the ters Ministries, 12 N. Melbourne ● and Roosevelt, in Beverly Hills. back hall, St. Thomas Church, 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays at 352-726-3802 or Sharon or St., Beverly Hills. Call Meg at St. Anne’s Church, 9870 W. better hearing! Call Meg at 352-527-2443. off U.S. 19 south of Cardinal Gerry at 352-382-4446. Email 352-527-2443. Free and open Fort Island Trail, Crystal River, ■ Friends of the Blind, 9 Street. Group is composed of [email protected]. If you to the public. in the parish hall library. Call a.m. to noon the second Friday men and women who are expe- are uninsured and need sup- ■ DUNNELLON — Grief Peg at 410-903-7740. April 11, 2012 monthly. Call Butch Shultz at plies, call OstoGroup at 877- riencing grief. Open to all. 352-344-2693 for location. 678-6690 (you pay for S&H). Come or call Anne at 352-212- 10am-2pm ■ Women’s Breast Cancer Brashear’s Pharmacy in Inver- 0632. Support Group, 11:30 a.m. the ■ Brashears Pharmacy ness also has supplies. Al-Anon groups meet reg- 206 W. Dampier St. second Friday monthly, Robert ■ National Osteoporosis ularly in Citrus County. Call Seven Days A Week Boissoneault Oncology Institute Foundation Citrus County 352-697-0497. Inverness, FL in the Allen Ridge Medical Cen- Support Group, 1 p.m. the third ● Inverness AFG: 8 p.m. Rain or Shine ter, County Road 491, Lecanto. Tuesday monthly at the Citrus Mondays, Our Lady of Fatima Light lunch served. Call Judy Resource Center, 2804 W. Catholic Church, 550 S. U.S. Bonard at 352-527-4389. Marc Knighton Court, Lecanto. 41. ■ Epilepsy support group, Each month offers a different ● Crystal River AFG: 8 p.m. starting at the Lakes Region Li- speaker. Tuesdays, St. Benedict

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hile reading one of my more than 8,000 deaths. Eight tion, most likely the lymph nodes ferring to oral cancers. as well. This population of pa- publications this week, I thousand deaths in one year of the neck. Even though this type of tobacco tients is not in the habit of going to Wsaw April is Oral Cancer amounts to one death per hour, 24 The demographics of those who may reduce the incidence of lung the dentist regularly and, there- Awareness Month. In hours a day. develop this cancer have been cancer, it has been shown to have fore, is more likely to have a sus- fact, it is the 13th an- Of the 37,000 patients consistent for some time. While, a negative effect on the rates of picious lesion that has not been niversary of this occa- diagnosed, only slightly historically, the majority of the oral cancer, pancreatic cancers, identified. sion. more than half will be people are older than 40 at the periodontal disease and the In addition, I would encourage I bet oral cancer is alive in five years time of discovery, it is now occur- chronic infections that it produces any of the other dental offices to not on the minds of Because of the na- ring more frequently in those may even link it to heart disease. try and set aside four hours during many. It is not one of the ture of oral cancer, it is younger than this age. All of the above information was the month of April to do this, as first cancers you think often diagnosed late in The exact causes for those af- taken from the website www.oral well. You can run news releases about — that is, unless its stages. Perhaps if fected at a younger age are now cancerfoundation.org. I would en- through the Chronicle to let the you or someone close to more people were becoming clearer. courage you to take a look at this community know of your partici- you has been afflicted screened regularly, the A viral cause, the human papil- website if you get the chance. pation. by it. Dr. Frank number of deaths could loma virus 16, seems to have great In an effort to make a difference See you on the 26th. Here are some of the go down. involvement. In addition, there in regards to oral cancer, I am Vascimini ———■——— statistics regarding oral SOUND BITES As we all know, the are also links to young men and going to offer a complimentary cancer: earlier the diagnosis, women who use conventional oral cancer screening between the Dr. Frank Vascimini is a In 2012, nearly 37,000 the better the chances “smokeless” chewing or spit to- hours of 8 a.m. and noon Thurs- Homosassa dentist. Send your patients in the United States are that the patient can survive bacco. Promoted by some as a day, April 26. questions to 4805 S. Suncoast alone will be diagnosed with some the cancer. Often, oral cancer is safer alternative to smoking, it has Those with teeth should cer- Blvd., Homosassa, FL 34446 or form of oral or head and neck can- only discovered when the cancer in actuality not proven to be any tainly come, but I would encour- email them to him at info@ cer. These diagnoses will result in has metastasized to another loca- safer to those who use it when re- age those without teeth to come, MasterpieceDentalStudio.com.

and Zimbabwe. Middle-in- report, an estimated 2.5 mil- to quit. Help is here if you come countries include Smoking is known to cause lion people would have want it. The American Can- BENNETT Brazil, China, Cuba, India, been spared death from cer Society can help if Continued from Page C1 Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, multiple types of cancer. lung cancer. Instead, de- you’re ready to quit smok- Philippines, South Africa, spite all that is known about ing. There is also a weekly Foundation that were pre- Turkey and Vietnam. to be done to counteract this programs in the U.S. pre- tobacco and health, about 45 smoking cessation program sented at the 15th World Nearly 80 percent of those trend, and turn the tide vented almost 800,000 lung million Americans continue that meets at the Robert Conference on Tobacco or who die from tobacco-re- downward so that fewer cancer deaths from 1975 to smoke, and tobacco use Boissoneault Oncology In- Health (WCTOH). lated illnesses are in low- people are dying. We can through 2000, according to remains the single largest stitute in Lecanto. The International Confer- and middle-income coun- save millions of lives by just an analysis published in the preventable cause of dis- If you’re ready to quit, and ence on Tobacco Control is tries. In 2009, six of the top realizing the damage associ- Journal of the National Can- ease and premature death want help, call us at 352- convened every three years, 10 tobacco-producing coun- ated with tobacco, and cer Institute. Since 1964, in the U.S. 527-0106. attracting thousands of aca- tries had malnourishment working as hard as possible when the U.S. Surgeon Gen- And I am not just talking ■ demics, health profession- rates between 5 percent and to cut its use. eral issued the first report about lung cancer. ——— ——— als, non-government 27 percent. The World Health Organi- on smoking and health, to- Smoking is known to Dr. C. Joseph Bennett is a organizations and public of- And besides the cost in zation is calling for stronger bacco-control efforts in the cause multiple types of can- board-certified radiation ficials from more than 100 life, what is the cost in global anti-tobacco meas- U.S. have included restric- cer, as well as heart disease, oncologist, member of the countries. dollars? ures that include tobacco tions on smoking in public stroke, lung disease and Citrus County Unit and According to this report, The conference estimates taxes, advertising bans, places, increases in ciga- other health problems. And Florida Division Board of the burden of tobacco culti- billions and billions of dol- smoke-free public places, rette taxes, limits on under- don’t think that just because Directors of the American vation, consumption, illness lars are spent each year tak- mass media campaigns, and age access to cigarettes, and you don’t smoke you are not Cancer Society. Watch and death is moving from ing care of smoking related effective health warnings. efforts to increase public at risk. Secondhand smoke “Navigating Cancer,” developed to developing illness, while revenues from These measures in the awareness of the hazards of is also dangerous, causing hosted by Dr. Bennett, on parts of the world, and is the global tobacco industry United States have had a smoking. heart disease and lung can- WYKE TV, at 6:30 p.m. taking an increased toll on likely approach a half tril- great impact, but they are These statistics are stag- cer in adult non-smokers, Mondays and 10 a.m. low and middle income lion US dollars a year. not cheap. gering, and show how much and sudden infant death Thursdays. If you have any countries. So, what do we do about The countries with the progress can be made if we syndrome, respiratory in- suggestions for topics, or Low-income countries in- this? First, we can no longer most need for anti-tobacco put in the effort. fections and decreased lung have any questions, contact clude Afghanistan, just sit back and accept the measures have the fewest According to the analysis, function in children. him at 522 N. Lecanto Bangladesh, Cambodia, massive human and eco- resources to spend on im- if all cigarette smoking in If you smoke, try to quit. If Highway, Lecanto, FL Liberia, Nepal, Haiti, nomic harm caused by to- plementing them. Tobacco- the U.S. had ended after you are around someone 34461, or email at Kenya, Somalia, Uganda bacco. We know what needs control policies and that first Surgeon General who smokes, try to get them [email protected].

checked and recorded at ships with their patients. ■ Adam Voiland. “Do You guides/annual-physical- ealth-topics/topics/hbp) every physical exam. Most insurance plans pay Actually Need a Physical examinations) WILSON ———■——— A regular physical exam for an annual physical Exam?” US News HEALTH. ■ “Well-child visits.” Na- Continued from Page C1 provides a baseline for de- exam, because early detec- September 24, 2007. tional Institutes of Health. Dr. Carlene Wilson is a tecting developing health tion is important for suc- (http://health.usnews.com/ MedlinePlus. (www. board-certified internist at least twice during their problems, and helps to dis- cessfully preventing and health-news/articles/2007/ nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ and pediatrician in private twenties. A physical is cover and treat diseases treating many diseases. Do 09/24/do-you-actually-need- ency/article/001928.htm) practice in Crystal River. strongly recommended be- such as cancer before they something good for yourself a-physical-exam) ■ “What Is High Blood Call her at 352-563-5070 or fore beginning strenuous become serious. It also — schedule your appoint- ■ “Annual Physical Ex- Pressure?” National Heart visit www.IMPWellness athletic training. helps you to develop a bet- ment for a physical today! aminations.” WebMD. (www. Lung and Blood Institute. Center.com. The American Heart As- ter relationship with your Further reading: webmd.com/a-to-z- (www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/h sociation recommends that doctor, which makes it eas- everyone over the age of 20 ier to communicate about have their cholesterol health problems that might checked at five-year inter- come up later on. A 2005 vals. Most women should survey published in the begin regular mammograms Archives of Internal Medi- after age 40, and regular cine found that 74 percent screening for colorectal of primary care physicians cancer is recommended for felt that an annual physical everyone over 50. Height, improved early detection of weight, and body mass illness, and 94 percent said index (BMI) should be it improved their relation-

Homework GRILLO Lastly, ask the doctor if he Continued from Page C1 or she has any material such as brochures or a site online where you can get more in- of your medications. That is formation about your prob- very handy in an emergency lem. This will help in situation, if you have to go to establishing realistic goals the emergency room or call for both you and the doctor. for an ambulance, as well. Time is precious for all of If a non-parent is bringing us, so you want to get the in a pediatric or underage most out of it. patient, make sure you have 000B0PZ notarized authorization that ———■——— you are able to provide care Denis Grillo, D.O., FOCOO, for the patient. is an ear, nose and throat And don’t forget the little specialist in Crystal River. details, such as co-pays and Call him at 352-795-0011 or deductibles associated with visit CrystalCommunity insurance claims at office- ENT.com. visit times. 000ANKX Be sure to bring a credit card or checkbook for those issues. Exam room In the exam room, there is a lot of information to re- view. So spend some time before your appointment thinking about your prob- lems and concerns, and de- velop a clear description. Try not to be vague. Maybe even jot down some notes and questions in ad- vance. If you have multiple com- plaints, try to prioritize them and place them in list form. Be specific. Let the doctor know how the illness affects you. Avoid phrases that are vague, like, “I am getting worse.” If possible, bring a second person to the appointment. Typically, that would be a close family member or friend. This person will be your advocate and will help you remember things you may forget. You remember the old saying, “two heads are bet- ter than one.” 000B1YU 000AVJ2 COMMUNITYPage C6 - TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012

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News NOTES Indiana Day News NOTES Sugarmill Chorale Learn touch- slates concert screen techniques Sugarmill Chorale’s spring Frank Sospenzi will pres- concert will begin at 3 p.m. ent a session about iPad2 at Sunday, April 22, in the fel- the next meeting of the Crys- lowship hall of First United tal River Users Group Methodist Fellowship Hall, (CRUG) on Wednesday, 8831 W. Bradshaw St., Ho- April 11, at Crystal Oaks mosassa. Clubhouse. The chorale will present a The social time begins at 6 selection of patriotic music, a p.m.; meeting starts at 6:30 salute to the Armed Forces p.m. Door prizes will be and a piano medley of fa- given. vorites by Martin Bachthaler. Sospenzi uses Windows7, On a lighter note, music span- iPad2 and others. He will give ning 100 years of Broadway a presentation on how he musicals will be performed. uses his iPad. Advance tickets are $5; $8 This is not intended to be a at the door. lesson on how to use an Tickets are available at the iPad2 Tablet, but a presenta- Citrus County Chamber of tion on how Sospenzi uses Commerce, 28 U.S. 19 N.W., his iPad with touch-screen Crystal River, or call Betty at gestures: tap, double tap, 352-513-4338. swipe, pinch without separate keyboard and mouse for Arbor Lakes email and web browsing. Chorus to perform He will also talk about he All are welcome to join the Special to the Chronicle downloads music, ebooks, Arbor Lakes Chorus at 7 p.m. The annual Indiana Day gathering took place recently at the new location, Calvary Chapel of Inverness. The committee audiobooks, etc. Friday, April 13, at the Her- was comprised of, from left: Monnie Bettuo, Janet Bowman, Ray Wright, Lorrette Hennesee, Janie Nasby, Thed Dobbs and Help feed Citrus, nando Methodist Church Ron Bowman. Next year, the gathering will change from the third Wednesday in March to the third Wednesday of (County Road 486) for its February. win Ram truck spring concert. There will be a drawing on This year’s concert, “As Saturday, April 21, for a 2012 American as Apple Pie,” fea- Ram Truck Hemi Quad 1500 tures all-American com- ST with Express Package, posers. The chorus is again Gardeners teach butterfly tricks donated by Crystal Chrysler, directed by Cory Stroup and Dodge, Jeep, Ram. accompanied by Harry Her- ■ Tuesday, April 24, 2 p.m. at Ho- All proceeds will benefit the shey. Learn how to best attract fluttery friends mosassa Library. Capital Campaign of Feed The concert is free, with Note the day change for the clinic in Citrus County Food Bank and donations accepted. Special to the Chronicle Come to learn how properly placed Crystal River. The day was changed for the We Care Food Pantry. “weeds” can attract butterflies. Come to this month from the second Friday to Tickets are a $50 donation Wisconsinites to Don’t you love to see big, beautiful, learn how useful butterflies are. the third Friday (April 20) due to a with only 2,000 tickets avail- fry some brats bold, butterflies? Do you want to attract The remaining schedule for April is: scheduling conflict. able. ■ Today, April 10, 1 p.m. at Lakes Re- The Wisconsin Club will them to your yard? Bring any samples, questions or in- Tickets are available at We Come to one of the free Citrus County gion Library, Inverness. have its annual brat fry at formation concerning your gardening Care Food Pantry, Regions Cooperative Extension Service’s Master ■ Wednesday, April 11, 1:30 p.m. at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, April experiences. Master gardener volun- Bank, Capital City Bank Gardener Plant Clinics. The April topic Central Ridge Library, Beverly Hills. teers will be available to respond with and all Crystal Motor Car 11, at the Crystal Point Club ■ will be butterflies and how to garden for Wednesday, April 18, 1 p.m. at Cit- University of Florida-based research dealership offices. House off North Citrus Av- them. rus Springs Library. and answers. enue in Crystal River. ■ Visit wecarefoodpantry.org Come to learn the difference between Friday, April 20, 1:30 p.m. at Coastal Call the Extension office at 352- or call 352-628-0445 for more All those attending are butterflies and moths. Hate weeds? Region Library, Crystal River. 527-5700 for more information. asked to bring a picnic-type information. food item. Auxiliary slates The club will be saying goodbye to snowbirds who boat safety event will return to Wisconsin for Homosassa Flotilla 15-4 of the summer. All former Wis- the U.S. Coast Guard Auxil- consinites are welcome. For iary will conduct a Boating more information, call Joyce Goodbye, Safety event at the grand at 352-860-1292. opening of the new Wal-Mart sister store at Cardinal Street and Golden Agers U.S. 19 in Homosassa, from welcome seniors Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, sisters present a gift The Golden Agers will April 11. certificate to Lee Knerr of Auxiliarists will be present meet at 11 a.m. today, April Homosassa recently as they to distribute boating safety, 10, in the fellowship hall at bid her a fond farewell. A Floral City Baptist Church. longtime member and Paddlesports and related lit- The program is, “Getting “perpetual” treasurer of the erature and answer any boat- To Know You.” A covered- Alpha Gamma chapter, ing safety-related questions. dish meal will follow. Knerr has moved from the The public is invited to stop All seniors are welcome. area. From left are: in at the Auxiliary booth. Ruth Levins, educational Requests or appointments director, with Knerr and may be made to have free Precious Paws Betty Gross, president. Vessel Safety Checks made ADOPTABLES of their boat at their home. Special to the Chronicle For more information, call Goldie Bill Schultz at 352-464-5576, or email at willkari@ hotmail.com. CASA volunteers meet monthly CASA — Citrus Abuse Shelter Association — volun- ‘Dr. Disco’ is solid hit for theater troupe teers meet at 10:30 a.m. the second Tuesday monthly at ow exciting it was to witness Kisner, Dena Phalin, Cindy Pagan and Crystal River Lions clubs and the West CASA’s outreach center, the pride and sheer joy the En- Shirley Kisner. Behind the scenes was Citrus Community Center. 1100 Turner Camp Road, In- Hcore Ensemble Theater play- Shirley Kisner, stage manager. Bossy daughter Margie, played by verness. ers were experiencing in their new In typical murder mystery fare, we Jackie Shier, and Angie, played by Call Linda Fernandez at permanent home, the Central Ridge knew there would be a murder and Ashley Kisner, took their characters to 352-344-8111. Community Center in Beverly Hills. that we would be interacting with the the extreme as rowdy one-upmanship The long-overdue venue, earned cast at intermission to try to solve the reigned in a proverbial tug of war over Learn about past Special to the Chronicle through the tireless efforts of the crime. Tony, played by Howard Crist, with the with classes Precious Paws Rescue vol- founders and sustainers of Local theater stalwart “You Don’t Have to be a Star” power- unteers will kick off their the group, is a definite addi- Eddie Martin gave a mag- fully performed. All the while, Dr. Beginning Genealogy fourth birthday celebration tion to the growing expan- nificent performance as Disco exclaims,” Just let the music classes will be offered from 1 with a “Feline Extrava- sion of entertainment the evil egomaniac Dr. flow,” and the cast lives it up with the to 3 p.m. beginning Wednes- ganza Adoption” at the opportunities that are read- Disco, bent on putting his familiar Pink Panthers’ “Elephant day, April 11, at Whispering Crystal River Mall Adoption ily available for local per- subliminal machine to Walk.” Pines Recreation Building. In- Center at noon Thursday, forming arts fans. work in his 1970s disco Into the mix, a murder is commit- structor Jackie Reiss will guide April 26. When selecting a “The Last Dance of Dr. nightclub. ted; Agent X and Agent Y spar, pitting beginners in locating family cat, choose one that com- Disco,” directed by Jeri Au- The nightclub’s enter- their wits against each other’s theo- members from long ago. plements your family gustine, was a solid hit with tainers were the two Mike ries. We change our minds over and The class will meet on April lifestyle. Cats are adapt- 350 patrons in attendance Shiers and Cindy Pagan. over as we ponder various clues and 11, 18, 25 and May 2. The fee able and most will settle in for the three performances, Ruth Levins We thrilled to the mas- motives. given a little time, pa- for the session of four classes including 30 members of the terful showmanship of Part of the proceeds from Encore’s tience, understanding, a AROUND THE is $20. Preregistration and British American Club. Mike Sr. and Mike II as performances are always donated to a safe environment and lots COMMUNITY payment are required. of love. Precious Paws Catered by Rustic Ranch of they delivered “Sweet local charity. CASA was chosen for this Genealogy Strategies Rescue has cats in a vari- Inverness, and sponsored by Gypsy Rose,” “Tie a Yellow one. Season tickets are still available classes will offered from 9 ety of colors, from the Citrus County Chronicle, Mike Ribbon,” “Knock Three Times” and for Encore’s three remaining per- a.m. to noon Saturday, April teenagers to mature adults Shier, senior president of the group, “Goodnight Sweetheart” flawlessly, formances by calling 352-212-5417. 21, and Saturday, May 12. waiting to move into your gave special thanks to the members of and at times venturing into the audi- It was a charmed evening and the This class will show how to get the Citrus County Parks & Recreation ence to serenade surprised patrons warmth of the players extended to the heart and home. The Adop- around road blocks encoun- Board and to the Citrus County Board one on one, including even a red-faced audience was genuine. Bring on the tion Center next to tered in a search for relatives. JCPenny is open noon to 4 of County Commissioners for their ef- male patron, with the crowd busting next show! forts in making Encore’s dream of a into spontaneous laughter at the play- The fee for the two classes is p.m. Thursday through Sun- ———■——— $15. day. Cats and kittens are permanent home come true. ful, yet endearing antics of the two. available at PetSupermar- It was a family affair that inaugural Cindy Pagan’s spirited rendition of Ruth Levins participates in a variety Preregistration and pay- ket on State Road 44 in In- night with the Shiers, Mike Sr. and “I’ll Survive” said it all for the troupe of projects around the community. ment are required. verness during store hours. Mike II, Jackie and Brittany in the of dedicated players. Their journey Let her know about your group’s Call 352-726-3913 to Call 352-726-4700 and cast, along with Eddie Martin, Clau- search had taken them all around the upcoming activities by writing to P.O. register by phone or register leave a message. dine Devaes, Howard Crist, Ashley county, including the Homosassa and Box 803, Crystal River, FL 34423. online at www.inverness-fl.gov.

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ear Annie: During the past married for 13 years. I was wid- those who rush into marriage and 25 years, Youth Service owed early in my first marriage, believe the other person will DAmerica has mobilized and my husband is divorced with change. millions of youth children. I knew from Dear Annie: I’d like to com- across the globe to do the start that we were ment on the letter from “Hands good in their commu- from different worlds Tied in Michigan,” whose hus- nities — an estimated and had few common band works out of state and some- 16 million! These interests, but I thought times doesn’t call when he’s back amazing kids do every- that would change from dinner with the guys. thing from advocating over time. From my male point of view, I’d for more affordable Now I wish we had say her husband is going out to housing to raising dated longer. Over the topless bars with the guys, maybe awareness about organ past seven years, we even having sex with the strip- donation, from tutoring have had little interac- pers after hours. Obviously, he younger children to tion. I do my thing, he can’t call home to “The Wife” if fundraising to fight does his. We haven’t he’s with a young girl who thinks cancer, and all to raise ANNIE’S been intimate or even he’s not married, nor can he an- awareness and solve MAILBOX affectionate for close swer his cellphone in the topless the problems facing to a year. We haven’t bar, because his wife would hear the world today. said “I love you” in for- the loud music in the background. To celebrate their ingenuity, ever. Our flame has blown out. The wife should hire a private idealism and passion, please re- I have tried to speak to my hus- investigator to follow her hus- mind your readers that the 24th band about this, and he says I am band around each evening after Annual Global Youth Service Day making something out of nothing. he gets off of work. One full week will take place April 20-22, 2012. We both are still young. I want to ought to reveal whether he is par- More than 1,000 national and be embraced by longing arms, say tying more than he should be. — global partners in more than 100 I love you and know it is recipro- A Man Who Knows in New York countries will bring together mil- cated. I want to cuddle, laugh, Dear Male: Your cynical sce- lions of young people to share, talk, look into his eyes with nario is, of course, one possibility, strengthen their communities excitement and feel wanted. I’d but we hope there are more be- through the power of youth serv- even love to go to the movies to- nign reasons behind the lack of ice. gether and hold hands. Am I ex- phone calls. For more information, your pecting too much? — Roommate ———■——— readers can visit www.YSA.org Dear Roommate: You might be and www.GYSD.org. — Sincerely, expecting more than your hus- Annie’s Mailbox is written by Steven A. Culbertson, President band is capable of giving, but it’s Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, and CEO, Youth Service America not too late to address it and fig- longtime editors of the Ann Lan- Dear Steven Culbertson: ure out your best course of action. ders column. Please email your Thanks so much for letting us Suggest that your husband see his questions to once again mention this worth- doctor and check his testosterone [email protected], or while project. We hope all our levels and other possible medical write to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o readers, young and old, will check conditions. Then ask him to go Creators Syndicate, 737 3rd out the websites you mention and with you for counseling so you Street, Hermosa Beach, CA become involved in local volun- can work on your communication 90254. To find out more about teer programs. It’s also a wonder- and intimacy issues. If he refuses, Annie’s Mailbox and read fea- ful educational opportunity for go without him and decide what tures by other Creators Syndi- teachers and students. you can live with. But thank you cate writers and cartoonists, visit Dear Annie: I am in my late 40s, for providing a word of caution to www.creators.com. C8 TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012 COMICS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

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Today’s MOVIES Citrus Cinemas 6 — Inverness; 637-3377 “Titanic” (PG-13) In real 3D. 1 p.m., 5 p.m., “American Reunion” (R) ID required. 1:20 p.m., 7 p.m. No passes. “FAO CAW’L MRZY LA POXW PAAJD LA 4 p.m., 7:20 p.m. “Mirror Mirror” (PG) 1:15 p.m., 4:15 p.m., “Titanic” (PG-13) In real 3D. 1 p.m., 5 p.m. 7:15 p.m. No passes. “Wrath of the Titans” (PG-13) In real 3D. CYDLXAF R BOGLOXY. UODL HYL VYAVGY “Wrath of the Titans” (PG-13) In real 3D. 1:50 p.m., 4:50 p.m., 7:50 p.m. No passes. 1:45 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 7:45 p.m. No passes. “The Hunger Games” (PG-13) 1:10 p.m., 1:40 p.m., “Mirror Mirror” (PG) 1:40 p.m., 4:40 p.m., 4:10 p.m., 4:40 p.m., 7:10 p.m., 7:40 p.m. 7:40 p.m. “21 Jump Street” (R) ID required. 1:45 p.m., LA DLAV XYRCEWH LMYK.” “The Hunger Games” (PG-13) 1:10 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 7:45 p.m. 4:10 p.m., 7:15 p.m. “A Thousand Words” (PG-13) 1:20 p.m., “21 Jump Street” (R) ID required. 1:30 p.m., 4:20 p.m., 7:20 p.m. — XRF PXRCPOXF 4:30 p.m., 7:10 p.m. “Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax” (PG) In Real 3D. 1:05 p.m., 4 p.m. No passes. Crystal River Mall 9; 564-6864 Previous Solution: “Courage is doing what you are afraid to do. There can be no “American Reunion” (R) ID required. 1:30 p.m., Visit www.chronicleonline.com for area movie list- courage unless you are scared.” — Eddie Rickenbacker ings and entertainment information. 4:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. (c) 2012 by NEA, Inc., dist. by Universal Uclick 4-10 Times subject to change; call ahead. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE HEALTH & LIFE TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012 C9

group time and a Coffee Café ● Ostomy Support: 2 p.m. 3887 N. Lecanto Highway, Bev- GROUPS at 9. Call 352-586-4709. SUPPORT GROUP GUIDELINES third Sunday, Cypress Room at erly Hills. ■  CMHS Historic Building. Call ● 11:30 a.m. third Tuesday Continued from Page C4 Nature Coast Ministries It is the responsibility of each organization to inform seeks to help the homeless and the Chronicle about changes to existing listings. Steve Spielman at 352-229- — LIFT luncheon (widows/ hurting of Citrus County. We  4202, Sue Penner at 352-560- widowers), Citrus Hills Golf & ■ The To submit information about upcoming seminars, Encouragers Sup- offer referrals to Celebrate Re- health-related events open to the public or support 7918, Sharon Brummer at Country Club; call 352- port Group has been helping covery, call 352-563-1860. 352-382-4446 or Betty or Mel 621-1500, ext. 1728 for people deal with depression, group meetings, email newsdesk@chronicleonline ■ Overcomers Group for .com attn: Health Notes; fax 352-563-5660 or write Shipley at 352-341-0005. reservations. anxiety, bipolar disorder and people recovering from addic- to: Health Notes c/o Citrus County Chronicle, 1624 N. ● Stroke Support Group of Wings education series: more. Weekly meeting. Call tions to drugs, alcohol or other Meadowcrest Blvd., Crystal River, FL 34429. Citrus County: 3 to 4 p.m. third ● “4th Tuesdays @ 2” — 352-637-3196. out-of-control habits, 8 p.m. Page C3 Wednesday, CMHS Annex Wings Education Center, 8471 ■ Anorexia and bulimia Mondays at the Sanctuary, Building, State Road 44 across W. Periwinkle Lane, Ho- anonymous 12-step support 7463 Grover Cleveland Blvd. ● Spring Hill: The Residence Mall, 522 N. Lecanto Highway, from Walgreens. Call 352-344- mosassa. group, 5:45 p.m. Mondays at Call Paul at 352-628-2874. at Timber Pines, 3140 Forest Lecanto. Call 813-929-1000, 6596 or 352-344-1646. ● Teen Encounter and Camp the Yana Club, 147 N.W. Sev- ■ Road; 2 p.m. third Monday ext. 213. ■ Good Hope — Camps for griev- enth St., Crystal River (behind Dunnellon Life Recovery Hospice of Citrus group for adults where addic- monthly. Call Diane Koenig at ● Breast Cancer Support support groups and ing children/teens offered in the police station). Call Char- County tion, compulsion and codepen- 352-683-9009. Group: 11:30 a.m. the second workshops. Call 866-642-0962 April and October. maine at 352-422-3234. dency issues are dealt with, at ■ Friday, Robert Boissoneault or 352-527-2348 for ■ in partner- ■ First United Methodist HPH Hospice, Independent Living 7 p.m. Mondays at Rainbow Church of Homosassa has Cancer Institute. Call Judy information. ship with the Alzheimer’s Asso- Skills, Peer Support and Lit- Springs Village Church, 20222 several support groups that run Bonard at 352-527-4389. Grief workshops: workshops, 9 to 11:45 ciation Florida Gulf Coast eracy S.W. 102nd St. Road, Dunnel- on a monthly basis. All groups ● Citrus Cancer Support: a.m. Mondays at the Center for ● 1 p.m. Thursday — Hos- Chapter, offers Caregivers Sup- lon. Call Char at 352-465-1644 are open to the public and free 4:30 p.m. the third Tuesday, pice of Citrus County Clinical Independent Living of North port Groups for caregivers of or Nancy at 352-794-0017. of charge, and meet at 1 p.m. in cafeteria meeting room. Call Office, 326. S. Line Ave., Central Florida, 3774 W. Gulf- dementia or Alzheimer’s pa- ■ SPRING HILL — Room 203 in the Administration Carol at 352-726-1551, ext. Inverness. to-Lake Highway, Lecanto. Parkin- tients to provide information, son’s Tai Chi Group, 2:30 to Building: 6596 or ext. 3329. ● 2 to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday education and emotional sup- Call Cathy Jackson at 352- 3:30 p.m. Tuesdays in the pri- 527-8399. ● First Monday: diabetic ● Cancer Support: at Cancer — Newly Bereaved Grief Work- port in a safe, comforting and vate dining room at Health- support group. Treatment Center. Call Jean- shop, Wings Education Center, confidential environment. ■ Citrus Abuse Shelter As- South Rehabilitation Hospital of (CASA), 1100 Turner ● Second Monday: nette at 352-746-1100 for date 8471 W. Periwinkle Lane., There is no charge, and sociation Spring Hill. Call Charissa Alzheimer’s/dementia care- and time. Homosassa. everyone is welcome to join. Camp Road, Inverness, offers Haffner at 352-346-8864. two free weekly women’s do- givers support group. ● Diabetes Support Group: Grief support groups: Call Sue Piatek at 352-527- mestic abuse support groups: Organizations ● Fourth Monday: stroke Call Carol McHugh, R.N., at ● 11 a.m. Tuesday — Our 4600 with questions. 5:30 to 7 p.m. Tuesdays and survivors support group. 352-341-6110 for details. Lady of Grace Catholic Church ● First Tuesday, 11 a.m., Our ■ Alzheimer’s Association- Parish Life Center, 6 Roosevelt 10:30 a.m. to noon Wednes- Florida Gulf Coast Chapter affil- ● Memory Lane Respite of- ● Head and Neck Cancer Lady of Fatima, 550 S. U.S. 41, Blvd., Beverly Hills. days. Child care available. Call iated support groups are for fered weekly for people with Support: Robert Boissoneault Inverness. CASA at 352-344-8111. family members, caregivers Alzheimer’s/dementia. Anyone Cancer Institute. Contact ● 9 a.m. Wednesday — ● Second Monday, 1 p.m., bringing a loved one for the first Wendy Hall for upcoming Grief’s Journey ... A Walking First United Methodist Church ■ Depression and Bipolar and others interested in learn- Group, Whispering Pines Park Support Alliance of Citrus ing more about Alzheimer’s dis- time is encouraged to come schedule at 352-527-0106. of Homosassa, 8831 W. Brad- County at 7 p.m. Thursdays in ease. Meetings are open to early to fill out information ● Heart-Healthy Eating (Parking Area E). shaw St., Homosassa (respite Bailey Hall, First Lutheran everyone and free of charge. To forms. Call 352-628-4083 for Workshop: 1:30 to 3 p.m. sec- ● 10 a.m. Thursday — care available). Church, 1900 State Road 44 arrange free respite care so meeting dates. ond Wednesday every other Wings Education Center, 8471 ● Fourth Tuesday, 5 p.m., W., Inverness. Doors open at 6 you can attend a group, call the ■ Citrus Memorial Health month, CMHS Medical Office W. Periwinkle Lane, Emeritus at Barrington Place, p.m. Call 352-503-3262. The Hernando office at 352-688- System is a 198-bed, not-for- Building. Call 352-560-6266 or Homosassa. 2341 W. Norvell Bryant High- National DBSA Association’s 4537 or 800-772-8672. profit community hospital that 352-344-6538 to registration. ● 2 p.m. second Thursday way (County Road 486 east of number is 800-826-3632. ● Website: provides health care services to ● Look Good Feel Better — Hospice of the Nature Coast C.R. 491), Lecanto (respite ■ Celebrate Recovery: www.alzsupport.com — Live residents of Citrus County and Group: monthly at Robert Bois- Levy Office, 24-B County Road care available). ● 7 p.m. Wednesdays and chat every Wednesday at noon. surrounding communities. Sup- soneault Oncology Institute, 40 E., Inglis. ● Last Wednesday, 12:30 Fridays at the Christian Recov- Message boards open at all port group meetings are in the Allen Ridge Medical Mall, 522 ● 10:30 a.m. Saturday — p.m., Our Lady of Grace ery Fellowship Church, 2242 times to post questions and CMHS Administration Building N. Lecanto Highway, Lecanto, First United Methodist Church, Catholic Church, 6 Roosevelt W. State Road 44. Call 352- leave replies. Join the unless indicated. sponsored by the American 831 Bradshaw St., Homosassa. Blvd., Beverly Hills (respite care 726-2800. Alzheimer’s Association online ● ACS Man to Man Prostate Cancer Society, the Cosmetol- Evening support groups (for available). ● 7 to 9 p.m. Fridays at community at www.alz.org/ Support and Education Pro- ogy Association and the Per- working people): ● Weekly ongoing Bereave- Seven Rivers Presbyterian living_with_alzheimers_ gram, 11:30 a.m. the second sonal Care Products Council. A ● 6 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays, ment Group from HPH Hos- Church’s Student Ministries message_boards_lwa.asp. Wednesday monthly. Meetings licensed cosmetologist is pres- newly bereaved — Hospice of pice and St. Timothy’s Building. Dinner available be- ● Brooksville: Lykes Memo- are in the conference room at ent to advise women about Citrus County Clinical Office, Evangelical Lutheran Church, fore the meeting from 6 to 7 rial County Library, 238 Howell the Robert Boissoneault Oncol- many issues. For dates, times, 326 Line Ave., available to anyone who has p.m. for $4 donation and a cof- Ave.; 2:30 p.m. first Friday ogy Institute at 522 N. Lecanto more information or to register, Inverness. experienced the loss of a loved fee house after. monthly. Call Jerry Fisher at Highway in the Allen Ridge call the American Cancer Soci- Social support: one, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Thurs- Call 352-746-6200. 352-688-4537. Medical Mall. Call 352-527- ety at 800-395-5665. ● 10 a.m. Tuesday — days at St. Timothy’s Evangeli- ● Gulf to Lake Church Min- ● Brooksville: Oak Hill Hos- 0106. ● Mended Hearts Support Frank’s Family Restaurant, cal Lutheran Church, 1071 N. istry Complex, West Gulf-to- pital Senior Partners, 11361 ● AHEC Quit Smoking Group: 10 a.m. second Friday, 2780 N. Florida Ave., Suncoast Blvd. (U.S. 19), Crys- Lake Highway in Crystal River. Cortez Blvd.; 2:30 p.m. first Group: 3 p.m. Tuesdays at Gulf Room at CMHS Historic Hernando. tal River. There is no cost to at- Dinner at 6 p.m. Fridays, fol- Thursday monthly. Call Jerry Robert Boissoneault Oncology Building. Call Cardiovascular ● 1 p.m. first Thursday — tend. Contact Paul Winstead at lowed by large- and small- Fisher at 352-688-4537. Institute, Allen Ridge Medical Services at 352-344-6416. Skeet’s Barbeque Restaurant, 352-527-4600. Classifieds Classifieds In Print and Online All The Time!

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Pets ok OUR SPECIALTY $325 2BR home $450, an exceptional 55+Park fst/lst/sec 352-434-1235 SINCE 1989 includes H20. 2 BR, 1.5 352 628-5977 INVERNESS bath, Park Model $500. INVERNESS AffordableHERNANDO Rentals 1/1 furn. w/CH/A, 2/2/2 Detached home, 55+ Park on the water on the water, $600. Watson’s Fish Camp Royal Oaks upgrds, w/5 piers for fishing & Section 8 accepted. (352) 726-2225 clubhouse, pool, lawn enjoyment, clubhouse, (352) 476-4964 serv, W/D. $800/mo. onsite shuffleboard, and Rental incls. cable /wter. Mobile Homes much more! 2 BR, 1.5 BA 949-633-5633 for $2,900. 352-476-4964 Houses “LIFE IS BETTER Richard (Rick) For Sale LECANTO WITH A PORCH” Couch, Broker Inverness/Oak Pond 55+, Specializing in Black Diamond www. well maintained 2/2, fur- Couch Realty & Sugarmill Woods Ranch crosslandrealty.com nished, screened lanai, Investments, Inc. Rentals Lease Option (352) 726-6644 shed, lg lot, xtra long cov- 3/2/2.5 car garage Crossland Realty Inc. (352) 344-8018 ered carport, lots of stor- SS appls ,custom RCOUCH.com age 352-344-1632 or flooring 1100/mo 937-545-3413 (352) 527-0456 PUBLISHER’S Lake Henderson NOTICE: $7,500. 55+ Waterfront SUGARMILL WOODS All real estate advertis- Auctions - Park, Boat Dock & 2000 sf, on golf course, ing in this newspaper is Estates Storage, Pool. $975. mo 352-634-4225 subject to Fair Housing 2/1,Carport, appli- Act which makes it ille- ances, Large combi- Waterfront gal to advertise “any nation LR/Fl. rm. Debe Johns preference, limitation BANK (352) 476-8364 Rentals Brkr/Assoc/PRM or discrimination based ORDERED 2 BEDROOM MOBILE Lecanto 55 + on race, color, religion, HOME FOR SALE 14x60 sex, handicap, familial Comm.2 bd 1 ba Coldwell Banker Next AffordableHERNANDO Rentals AUCTION 2 bedroom. 1 bath. Sin- screened porch status or national origin, gle wide mobile home, Generation Realty Watson’s Fish Camp or an intention, to make $11,500 Property Manager (352) 726-2225 with all aluminum wheel (352) 746-4648 such preference, limita- chair ramp, covered (352) 382-2700 www. tion or discrimination. “ coldwellbankernext INVERNESS Familial status includes screen porch and a car- Lecanto 55 Park generation.com East Cove Waterfront, children under the age port.Very nice quiet 3 bed 2 bath. SWEET! Sat. April 14th comm. Centrally lo- furn., 2/2, C/A carport, of 18 living with par- lg. carport,2 porches,roof See what a 11:00 am. cated close to the mall over and shed w/electric. shed, $650 ents or legal custodi- Crystal River. Professional 352-476-4964 ans, pregnant women http://mobilhome.shutterfly.com/ Residential Manager SELL PRICE;;; $13,000 and people securing can do for you. OLD HOMOSASSA custody of children 3867 North $11,200.00 or OBO 724-312-6563 Comes with Lrg 1/1, lv & fam rm, under 18. This newspa- Caledonia Dr. Washer/Dryer Rent: Houses scr prch, lots of stor- per will not knowingly Stove and Refrigerator. age,, dock w/access accept any advertising Beverly Hills, Part Furnished Furnished to gulf. $750 , no pets for real estate which is Florida 34465 lot rent $235.00 smoke 352-628-2261 in violation of the law. Located in a Adult com- Citrus Springs Our readers are hereby munity age 55 or older 1 BR Cottage $350 mo informed that all Pets allowed no more newly remodeled, non Seasonal dwellings advertised HURRY !!! than 20 pounds. smoking.(352) 465-4234 Rental in this newspaper are Sporting Pets CALL 352-897-6766 Oasis Mobile Home Park, available on an equal General Inverness FL 2 bedroom. INVERNESS C.R/Homosassa opportunity basis. To Goods BY APPOINTMENT East Cove Waterfront, Never Been ONLY 2 bath. 14x60 Fully Fur- 1& 2 Br. furn, quiet park complain of discrimina- GRASS SEEDS! GRASS M1 Garand nished Manatee Mobile furn., 2/2, C/A carport, tion call HUD toll-free at SERIOUS BUYERS shed, $650 Util. incl. clean, shrt/long Lived In !!!! SEEDS! GRASS SEEDS! Military Rifle w/ ammo ONLY. Home. Carport, Screen 1-800-669-9777. The American Farm & Feed 352-476-4964 term 352 220-2077 $1600 1/1 remod, shed $5k room, and Shed. Has toll-free telephone 352-795-6013 (352) 586-7645 1/1scrnrm/carprt $6k roof over and remodelled LAUREL RIDGE Real Estate number for the Surprising 4 Bedroom, S & W, 38, 6 Shot, kitchen and baths. Virtu- hearing impaired is 3 Bath Home, Situated HAMSTER HABITAT 2/1 carprt/rf.over $7k Furnished. 2/2/2 Den Revolver,4” barrell blue ally everything furnished. For Sale 1-800-927-9275. on 1.23 Acre Hamster cage, wheels furn, move-in ready golf course, 6 mo. lease finish, model 15, & ex- Parking behind M/H for Corner Lot. and many tunnels. 55+ park, clean quiet Like new $900. mo. cel. cond. $550.holster trailer or boat. Excellent Many Amenities : $30.00 Call 726 5753 Close to shopping (612) 237-1880 & box of ammo CR/Homossasa area Shape. Great low rent Kitchen Corian PRECIOUS MOMENTS (352) 637-0987 Owner Financing park. $ 12000. Call Counter Tops, FIGURES Large assort- Owner 352-220-2077 815 986 4510 or cell Center Island and ment. $12.00 each Call SPALDING EXEC GOLF 815 298 2964. Pantry , Master 726 5753 CLUBS & BAG $50 In- HERNANDO Las Brisas SINGLEWIDE bedroom with SIEMANS OVER THE EAR cludes 1-3-5 wood, 3-9 DOG Bo is a gentle Mobile Home Park, 55+, 1/1, 55 + , Park on Lake, Walk-in Closets, HEARING AID iron, miss matched sand loving 15 month old 2/2, Furnished, clean, 5 piers to fish from, must You’ve Got It! Dual Bathroom Good Condition wedge. Ted 522-1815 Shepherd/Lab Mix, own your own lot, Car- be approved $1500 ATTENTION Sinks and Garden Tub Includes batteries brindle in color, neu- port, attached shed, (352) 344-9705 with Separate Paid $825. Asking $400 tered male, weighs 55 club house, heated MOBILE HOME Walk-in Shower. (352) 382-3879 WE BUY GUNS Stoneridge Landing On Site Gun Smithing lbs. Is house trained, pool, Priced to sell. 55+ Comm. Resales & RV OWNERS Somebody walks well on leash, 765-212-0348 We want to PAY for Sleep Apnea CPAP (352) 726-5238 starting @$13,500 SAVE $$$ and would make the Financing avail your MOBILE HOME Utility greatest of compan- HUGE SALE 1-800-779-1226 or RV to be MOVED machine,humidifier,full ions. He’s a little shy at 800-262-3050 mask,case. Trailers Going On Now!!! (352) 637-1400 into OUR PARK! Lot Rarely used. first, but warms up Kristi Bortz rent is only $295.00 Wants New 2012 Jacobsen www.auction $200, 352-322-1160 quickly. Call Karen @ WESTWIND VILLAGE 55+ Let our property per mo. and in- EZ PULL TRAILERS, Homes starting at Park. Updated 2/2 DW’s worldusa.com THOMAS TANK ENGINE 218-780-1808 $33,900 Land home mangement team cludes water, sewer, Diecast & plastic train New & Used for sale. Reasonable help you with your trash, WiFi, club- FREE KITTENS packages and (352) 628-2090 toys. Plastic tracks & financing available short or long term house, pool! It! 3 Grays, 1 Black, misc accessories. rentals. Auction World Utility & Enclosed 1 Tiger with $500 down for RV’ers WE WILL PAY $100.00 352-563-5206 Mobile Home See all our rentals in BUY, SELL, TRADE 352-302-6699 land owners. Rates as YOU $250.-$500. to USA,LLC. Citrus Co. TRUCK TOPPER regular Custom Built, Parts, low as 3.75% Stop by Lots For Sale MOVE into our park! Lic R.E. Broker size bed, nice Tires, Whls, Repairs, GOLDEN RETRIEVERS Taylor Made Homes www.plantation We want YOU to live rentals windows,red $75.00 Trailer Hitches Pure breed pups, light and see what makes in our beautiful RV 352-795-7397 colors, 3fem 3 males, us Best Of The Best. 352-795-0782 or park all year long! TY Beanies shots & h/c. Parents on 866-795-0784 RV lot rent is only Commercial 100 + over 50 bears New 6 x 12 open 352-621-9182 utility w/ramp $935 Prem. . $400-450 . ea $250. month and in- $125 obo 352- 419-6877 352-628-6050 Real Estate JACOBSEN Rent: Houses cludes water, sewer, Wanted Female English Trailer Tires from trash, WiFi, pool, NEW 3/2 HOME APRIL 13 Call Duck or $34.49 Poodles, Mini Pups, With 10 yr. extended Unfurnished clubhouse! Peking Duck for Pets 2 black males, 2 black DUNNELLON AUCTION warranty. Highest At Citrus Marion Line (352) 422-5622 Hwy 44 Crystal River females, AKC reg. Call today for de- quality construction ATTENTION Commercial & 352-564-1299 beautiful & well social- and best value INVERNESS tails! We look for- WOOD FLOORING 2 bedroom. 2 bath. Residential Lots ized. Champion Sired available. Includes MOBILE HOME ward to meeting Medium Oak - Planks Inverness high- Prev: 8AM Auction 9AM $300obo. 352-527-1920 appliance pkg. & RV OWNERS you. 3”x3/8”x random 25 sq ft GULF TO LAKE lands,1900 sq. ft. New 1908 Attucks Ln Shih-Tzu Pups, ACA delivery and set up. We want to PAY for AURORA ACRES New in box $55 Email Pic TRAILER SALES a/c,w/d,and includes 200x150 CG 12091 N Several models to your MOBILE HOME MOBILE HOME & RV 352-382-3650 starting@ $400. Lots of lawn maintenance. Dickerson Ter 300x150 choose from as low or RV to be MOVED COMMUNITY Largest Selection & colors, Beverly Hills, 750/mo. 1st, last, and SOLD ABSOLUTE Medical as $34,900 or 5% into OUR PARK! Lot 11240 N. Northwood Lowest Prices. FL (352)270-8827 security dep. DudleysAuction.com down $315/mo WAC rent is only $295.00 Dr. Inglis, FL 34449 Equipment Offering New & Used www.aceofpups.net large garage. AB1667 BK#381384 CALL 352-621-9181 per mo. and includes 352-239-4548 www. (352) 563-5966 Cargo & utility trailers [email protected] auroraacresfl.com Maine-ly Real Estate Jet 3 Wheel Chair, water, sewer, trash, www.chronicleonline.com (352) 637-9588 Horses or 603-536-0019 640980A built in charger, Lecanto WiFi, clubhouse, pool! Triple Crown Utility TRL 2/1 Seniors Welcome. RV’ers WE WILL PAY $400 6 x 12 w/new spare Mini Donkeys, Horses & $450/ leave massage YOU $250.-$500. to (352) 344-0787 $1050. (352) 628-2312 MOVE into our park! 6 x 12 Enclosed w/ Ponies, used & new saddles and tack, We want YOU to live LIFT CHAIR Clean, odor V nose, rear ramp NEW DEALER REPO in our beautiful RV door, $1995. Diamond P Farm Beautiful 3/2 with free, good condition. Ma- 352-873-6033 park all year long! RV roon cloth upholstery. over 1600 sq. ft. lot rent is only $250. $100 Call 352 527-2422 Trailer Tires Includes appliance month and includes starting at $69.95 pkg, delivery & set up water, sewer, trash, RAISED TOILET SEAT Livestock ONLY $59,900 or Medline brand, WiFi, pool, clubhouse! 352-527-0555 5% down & $454/mo. immaculate, raises seat Hwy 44, Lecanto WAC 352-621-3807 5”, tool free assembly, Call today for details! $25 call 352-527-2422 The Beast Heavy Duty We look forward to Palm Harbor Homes SCOOTER Utility Trailer, meeting you. NEW HOME STIMULUS Amiga Rt Express 5’ 2” W, 8’ 6” L, 3’ 7” H AURORA ACRES $5k for your used Great Condition built to last, set up MOBILE HOME & RV Mobile Home any $400 (352)897-4605 for pro lawn service, COMMUNITY condition or(352) 249-6621 new spare tire, $650. 11240 N. Northwood 800-622-2832 x 210 SONIC 3 Whl Electric (352) 302-0648 Dr. Inglis, FL 34449 Scooter, exc cond. 352-239-4548 www. charger, 2 baskets, TRAILER, 5 x 10 Palm Harbor Homes auroraacresfl.com weight cap, 480lbs. incl. tool box, 2 spares RED TAG SALE ramp, wench $550. GO-GO 3 whl $550 Over 10 stock units elect scooter, exc. firm(352) 344-4944 MUST GO!! Save Real Estate cond charger basket, up to $35K! For Rent weight cap. 460lbs. Baby Items $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 800-622-2832 $450(352) 795-9625 Tell that special SAVE $$ NOW Sleeping Bags, 2 Cars person Musical On a NEW 4/2 HOME theme, excel. cond. “ Happy Birthday “ Instruments both 20. with a classified ad and receive an (352) 400-5217 under Happy extended warranty. ESTABAN GUITAR Notes. Highest quality Acoustic, Electric Only $28.50 construction. Includes Special Edition, plays & Sell or Swap includes a photo appliance pkg., de- tunes great,w/case like livery & set up. 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(352) 322-6456 SILVER, COINS, Pay park all year long! RV (352) 302-7451 FLORAL CITY 40 Acres/Levy Co. $27.25 Gram, G-Wing lot rent is only $250. FREE Use of boat ramp, month and includes Hunting Property 7 Days - Phone Joe PRICE REDUCED- fishing dock, canoe & water, sewer, trash, Camper, Pond, Feed- for Prices 697-1457 NW Citrus Cty SWMH on Jon boat rentals. 1 BR WiFi, pool, clubhouse! 1 Acre, 2/1.5 - paved rd, $450/$200 dp. incls Sat ers, Plots, Stands Blinds JUNK MOTORCYCLES $75,000. (352) 593-0335 screen porch, appliances TV electric. walk to river WANTED Will Pay up to Call today for details! -$39,900, Owner Fi- BARETTA Trails End Camp, A $200 for Unwanted Mo- We look forward to nancing 352-795-9908 Friendly Place to Live M9 9mm 1 mag. torcycle 352-942-3492 meeting you. Mobile Homes 352-726-3699 New in box $600 WANT TO BUY HOUSE AURORA ACRES INVERNESS (352) 746-0100 or MOBILE Any Area, MOBILE HOME & RV In Park 1/1 $400 2/1.. $500. Condition or Situation. COMMUNITY near hosp352-422-2393 BLAZER BRASS 45 ACP 1994 PARK MODEL Call (352) 726-9369 11240 N. Northwood AMMO 1 box $23 Dr. Inglis, FL 34449 1 Bedroom Furnished, LECANTO 860-2475 Wanted To Buy... Homosassa River Park Nice 1 Bedrm $500 CABIN ON 40 ACRES 352-239-4548 www. 32 calb. used pistol auroraacresfl.com Includes golf cart. 352-613-6000. 216-0012 Hunting recreational $26,000. for all (352) 746-5238 in Gulf Hammock Mgt.. (352) 503-6209 (352) 628-6435 Area, well, pond, C.R/Homosassa Condos/Villas ATV trails $165K obo 1& 2 Br. furn, quiet park 1/1 remod, shed $5k Pets 1/1scrnrm/carprt $6k For Rent 352 795-2027/ 634-4745 Util. incl. clean, shrt/long 2/1 carprt/rf.over $7k term 352 220-2077 INVERNESS COLD STEEL POCKET AKC,ENGLISH BULLDOG furn, move-in ready LANDINGS 2/1.5 clean BUSHMAN KNIFE New PUPS, chubby, healthy CRYSTAL RIVER 2/1, 55+ park, clean quiet in box $40 Hernando allergy friendly, Close to shoppimg roomy, great location 11 wks, 2 male 1 fem $525/mo F/L/S No smke 864-283-5797 parents on premises, sen disc. $600mnth CR/Homossasa area No pets (352) 341-1847 h/c shots $1200 Connie (352) 584-3348 Owner Financing Concealed Weapons or Jim (352) 341-7732 Owner 352-220-2077 Permit Course cell 352-613-3778 HOMOSASSA Duplexes DAN’S GUN ROOM Floral City Singing (352) 726-5238 CHIHUAHUAS 2/1, $450. mo. + sec. Forest DW, 2/2, 2 Car- For Rent For more information on how to reach 2 adorable, fluffy (352) 344-5457 ports, screend porch FED 357 MAG HYDRA Citrus Springs Citrus County readers call females, 9 wks old HOMOSASSA Completely furn & re- 352-563-5592. SHOK AMMO One box gorgeous father 3/2, D/W, 2 AC, $700. modeled, Lot Rent $176 3/2/1 car $650/mo $66 Hernando $150 ea. (352) 795-5531 1st lst sec 207-651-0923 $19,500 344-2420 352-746-7990 0008XGZ 864-283-5797 C12 TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012 CLASSIFIEDS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Citrus Springs Vacant Sugarmill Levy County Recreation Cars Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ Homes Woods Homes Property Vehicles Administration Administration Administration GULF STREAM 08 3BR, 2-1/2BA, 2-car CABIN ON 40 ACRES Camaro 97 32’ 3 slides, rear. kit. deceased, whose date of death was January 21, 2012, is pending in the Circuit garage, pool, jacuzzi, Condo for Sale Hunting recreational Z28, 97K mis. T-tops, K bed,50amp, like new Court for Citrus County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 110 N. new carpet & paint 2/2, 1,850 sq. ft. , in Gulf Hammock Mgt.. exc cond. White with extras $31,500 orang strips $8K obo Apopka Ave., Inverness, Florida 34450. The names and addresses of the personal Must see extraordinary 35 Beech Street Area, well, pond, representative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below. (352) 726-1906 352-302-7204 interior, 6560 N. (352) 503-3294 ATV trails $165K obo All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against Deltona, off Lecanto 352 795-2027/ 634-4745 HITCHHIKER II LS CHEVY decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file Rd., Reduced price 2008, 3 slides, excel ‘07, Impala, V6, auto, their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST $199,000 to $159,000 Citrus County cond. heat pump, de- ice cold AC, non smok- PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF (830) 534-1918 luxe pkg. too many ex- ers 100K mi $7,500 THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Citrus County Land tras to list $32,000. (352) 726-3093 All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands For Sale Or Rent Homes ATTENTION Dodge Truck also avail against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS 3/2/2 furn for rent MOBILE HOME 5 ACRES, FLORAL CITY (636) 209-0308 AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. $800/mo or buy CHRYSLER ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF 3 sides fenced, paved 1994 Concorde LXI (352) 445-5218 & RV OWNERS Holiday Rambler THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. We want to PAY for road, private drive Loaded, Cold A/C, Great 352-445-5260 through woods. Leads ‘98 ,38’ 7.5 gen.super NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) your MOBILE HOME slide, air lever, a/c susp. gas mileage,Exc cond. YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. or RV to be MOVED to 4 Acre Pasture $2000 firm The date of first publication of this Notice is April 3, 2012. $44,900. (352) 897-4586 loaded call for details 352-341-1019 Beverly Hills into OUR PARK! Lot $41K (352) 746-9211 Chrysler Maserati Personal Representative: Homes rent is only $295.00 1989 runs good, /s/ CHARLES ALLEN FUDGE, A/K/A CHARLIE FUDGE per mo. and includes Levy County I Buy RV’S , Steve removable hard top, 16 Lemington Court, Homosassa, FL 34446 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath water, sewer, trash, Henry, RV World of $2,900. Attorney for Personal Representative: Land /s/ GLEN C. ABBOTT, Esquire Florida Bar No. 235911 P.O. Box 2019, Crystal River, Double carport, WiFi, clubhouse, pool! Hudson Inc.Since (352) 419-5219 1974. (888) 674-8376 Florida 34423-2019 Telephone: (352) 795-5699 fenced yd. new roof, CABIN ON 40 ACRES LINCOLN April 3 and 10, 2012. RV’ers WE WILL PAY (727) 514-8875 1,100 sf, $55,500 Best Time To Buy! Hunting recreational ‘92, Towncar, YOU $250.-$500. to (352) 464-0641 I have lease options, in Gulf Hammock Mgt.. second engine, MOVE into our park! JAYCO ‘04 (239) 298-0076 owner financing Area, well, pond, 50K mi. runs good We want YOU to live 36’ , 5th whl toy hauler, 587-0410 TUCRN Waterfront and ATV trails $165K obo $850. (352) 341-0177 in our beautiful RV generator. slide, fuel Vineyard, William L. 2012-CP-82 Notice to Cred. foreclosures 352 795-2027/ 634-4745 BANK park all year long! RV staion $17,400. like new MERCEDES ‘99 PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION lot rent is only $250. Truck Avail For Sale S420, blue book $11,500 call Phyllis Strickland Local (502) 345-0285 File No. 2012-CP-82 ORDERED (352) 613-3503 month and includes Lots For Sale sell $10K FIRM IN RE: ESTATE OF WILLIAM L. VINEYARD, TROPIC SHORES water, sewer, trash, Campers/ 1729 W. Gulf to lake Deceased AUCTION REALTY. WiFi, pool, clubhouse! Hwy, Lecanto NOTICE TO CREDITORS APRIL 13 Travel Trailers SAND RAIL The administration of the estate of WILLIAM L. VINEYARD, deceased, whose date of Call today for details! DUNNELLON AUCTION death was January 30, 2012, and whose Social Security Number is 379-28-0805, File We look forward to At Citrus Marion Line CAMPER/TRAILER project $800. No. 2012-CP-82, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Florida, Probate Di- meeting you. Commercial & 2010, Sportsman KZ (352) 228-1897 vision, the address of which is 110 N. Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida 34450. The Sat. April 14th AURORA ACRES Residential Lots Hybrid, 19ft, like new names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal MOBILE HOME & RV Prev: 8AM Auction 9AM air, full kitch, bath Classic representative’s attorney are set forth below. 11:00 am COMMUNITY 1908 Attucks Ln $8750 (352) 249-6098 All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against 11240 N. Northwood 200x150 CG 12091 N Vehicles decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file GULF STREAM their claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE Dr. Inglis, FL 34449 Dickerson Ter 300x150 Coach 25’ model CHEVROLET ‘01 FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A 352-239-4548 www. SOLD ABSOLUTE 3867 North 24RBL, slps upto 6 gas & Camaro, Z28, Org. 9000 COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. auroraacresfl.com DudleysAuction.com elect appls & heat, miles, Pristine show car All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands Caledonia Dr. AB1667 BK#381384 ATTENTION shower/toliet $6900 frozen in time. Loaded against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Maine-ly Real Estate Beverly Hills, (352) 341-1714 black/black leather AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. MOBILE HOME (352) 637-9588 Florida 34465 Hyline 99 Flawless rare find! ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. & RV OWNERS Condos $14,950 (352) 513-4257 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) We want to PAY for For Sale 32’ 12’ slide out, new YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. your MOBILE HOME awning 22’ lots of MODEL A FORD The date of first publication of this Notice is April 3, 2012. HURRY !!! or RV to be MOVED Extras, Excellent shape 1929 Woody Wagon, Personal Representative: into OUR PARK! Lot INVERNESS $8500 (231) 492-7578 new present view, /s/ MICHAEL LEE VINEYARD rent is only $295.00 Nice 2/2/1 new carpet mfg body, off frame 20872 Butterwood Falls Terrace, Sterling, VA 20165 per mo. and includes tile & paint. Whispering I BUY RV’S, restoration, high speed Attorney for Personal Representative: /s/ Michael A. Siefert, P.A., MICHAEL A. SIEFERT, ESQ. Fla. Bar # 042315 Never Been water, sewer, trash, Pines Villas furnished Travel Trailers, rear, new brakes, 5th Wheels, 351 NE Eighth Avenue, Ocala, FL 34470 Telephone: (352) 732-0141 WiFi, clubhouse, pool! $69,900(352) 726-8712 clutch seats, tires, and April 3 and 10, 2012. Lived In !!!! Motor Homes more, reduced to RV’ers WE WILL PAY call me 352-201-6945 $15,000 (352) 637-1249 YOU $250.-$500. to Surprising 4 Bedroom, Out of Town KEYSTONE COU- TC by Maserati 589-0417 TUCRN MOVE into our park! 3 Bath Home, Situated LOTS FOR GAR FIFTH WHEEL ‘89,16 valve, 5spd, Trompeta, Purita M. 2012-CP-42 Notice to Creditors We want YOU to live Real Estate on 1.23 Acre 2003 Cougar 276. Very turbo, conv. hd top, 30k PUBLIC NOTICE in our beautiful RV Corner Lot. SALE! clean. One big slide. 1own,exc.cond$12,500 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION park all year long! RV Many Amenities : 6 Citrus Springs Lots Sleeps 4-6. Comes with Call 352-220-3883 File No. 2012-CP-42 lot rent is only $250. 20 Acres-Live on Kitchen Corian Available, Owner Fin. hitch and brake controller. IN RE: ESTATE OF PURITA M. TROMPETA month and includes Deceased, Counter Tops, or Cash Discounts $10,500. Must see. water, sewer, trash, Land NOTICE TO CREDITORS Center Island and Provided. Great 352-341-0062. Pantry , Master WiFi, pool, clubhouse! NOW!! Only KZ toyhauler,07 The administration of the estate of Purita M. Trompeta deceased, whose date of Investment Opprty. 32’ like new, full slide death was November 18, 2011, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Flor- bedroom with 803-403-9555 Call today for details! $99/mo new tires, Owan Gen., ida, Probate Division, the address of which is 110 North Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Walk-in Closets, 803-403-9557 Florida 34450. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the per- Dual Bathroom We look forward to gas tank, Lrg living meeting you. $0 Down, area separate cargo sonal representative’s attorney are set forth below. Sinks and Garden Tub $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against AURORA ACRES $18,200. 352-795-2975 with Separate Owner Boat Tell that special decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice has been served must file their Walk-in Shower. MOBILE HOME & RV Accessories Sandy Oak 55+ claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST COMMUNITY Finance.NO 1bd. 1 bath,New hot person PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF 11240 N. Northwood water heater, furnace, “ Happy Birthday “ THIS NOTICE ON THEM. SAVE $$$ Dr. Inglis, FL 34449 CREDIT OUTBOARD MOTOR tub and surroundings with a classified ad All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands 800-262-3050 352-239-4548 www. CHECKS! Near Gamefisher 9.9hp by $2k obo See Rose at under Happy against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS auroraacresfl.com Mercury, less than 10 Sandy Oaks Notes. AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. www.auction Only $28.50 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF El hours, extra prop, 6 gal. SUNNYBROOK worldusa.com tank, manual, freshwater, includes a photo THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 2005 36ft, 5th whl,2 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Paso, Texas, $1200 382-0953 eves slides, kg bed,like Call our Classified YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. CITRUS COUNTY new,heated tks, 60 The date of first publication of this Notice is April 10, 2012. Auction World 3BED/2Bath Beautiful Dept for details Boats amp service oak cab 352-563-5966 Personal Representative: Make Offers Mountain $33,400 352-382-3298 /s/ VIRGINIA M. POSTADAN USA,LLC. 352-563-9857 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Lic R.E. Broker c/o 452 Pleasant Grove Road, Inverness, Florida 34452 Views! Free ‘08 BENTLY Auto Parts/ Attorney for Personal Representative: HAAG, HAAG & FRIEDRICH, PA 452 Pleasant Grove Road, Inverness, FL 34452 Phone: (352) 726-0901 Fax: (352) 726-3345 Handyman Color Brochure. 20 Ft. Pontoon, 60HP, Accessories Merc. 4 str. dbl. bimini, Trucks Jeanette M. Haag, Florida Bar No.: 0196529, Attorney for Estate Investor Special April 10 and 17, 2012. 2/1/1 800-755-8953 new trlr. much more. 4 General Tires $11,500 (352) 341-4949 1063 sf, needs TLC $20K www. P225/60R16, plenty of BIG SALE! (352) 503-3245 tread $200 firm ALUM. BOAT (352) 476-5223. Consignment USA 590-0417 TUCRN sunsetranch- 12Ft, trailer, 7-1/2HP Ted WE DO IT ALL! Kershner Jr., Anthony Paul 2012-CP-114 Notice To Cred. Lecanto Williams motor, com- BUY-SELL-RENT- PUBLIC NOTICE es.com CHEVROLET IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Homes pletely overhauled, 1999 corvette L&R side CAR-TRUCK-BOAT-RV $700 or best offer FILE NO. 2012-CP-114 mufflers and tailpipes. AUTOS’ FROM $1,500. IN RE: ESTATE of ANTHONY PAUL KERSHNER, JR., OFF HWY 44 (352) 341-2929 New condition. Replaced US 19 BY AIRPORT Deceased, 2 concrete cottages US 44, BY NAPA New York State Harbour 89 with ZO6 set in 2001. NOTICE TO CREDITORS on 6 lots, w/shed, $300 for both or offer. # Low Payments # The administration of the estate of ANTHONY PAUL KERSHNER, JR., deceased, 18 ‘C/C 140 hp Suziki, Motor Home hookup Land 5000 miles on originals. 461-4518 & 795-4440 whose date of death was FEBRUARY 7, 2012, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus owner financing $20’s performance trailer, consignmentusa.org County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 110 North Apopka Avenue, Michele Rose, Realtor 1-352-503-6548 (256) 335-4955 Sale Discounted low lo hrs. Must See Inverness, Florida 34450. The names and addresses of the personal representative $4900 352-634-2247 Vehicles Simply put I ‘ll work Ford 02 and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below. to All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against Citrus Hills harder 352-212-5097 Jon Boat /Lowes Wanted F150, Ext Cab, isellcitruscounty@ 1990’s prices! fair cond, runs good decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice has been served must file their Homes #L1648M 31 hp Go Devil $$ CASH PAID $$ 166K mis. $6k obo claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST yahoo.com w/trailer $4200 obo PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF . 3 Acre Starter For Wrecked, Junk or 352-302-7204 Craven Realty, Inc (352) 270-0888 Unwanted Cars/Trucks. THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 3/3/2 352-726-1515 2,355 sq. ft. camp - $$ (352) 201-1052 $$ FORD ‘06 All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands screen lanai, 2 Acres F250 Super Duty, 4 x 4, against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS $17,995. 5 Acres LUND BIG SALE! 6.0, Lariat Pkg. Off Rd. AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. $135,000. 1978 15 FOOT BASS ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. (352) 628-5272 BOAT W/TRAILER. Consignment USA Pkg., Hard Bed Cover w/Farmhouse - $21,500 (352) 586-8576 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Fiberglass, wide beam. WE DO IT ALL! YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Hernando $49,995. 52 1990 30HP Johnson. BUY-SELL-RENT- GMC The date of the first publication of this Notice is April 10, 2012. Homes Acres, Console Steering. Heavy CAR-TRUCK-BOAT-RV ‘96, SIERRA Pick up, Personal Representative: Duty 12V trolling motor AUTOS’ FROM $1,500. 153k miles, very clean /s/ SUSAN P. WARREN US 19 BY AIRPORT 5 New Florida Avenue, Beverly Hills, FL 34465 3/2, Shed, Mfg. Home Stream, 2 w/foot pedal. New Marine runs perfect $4,500 PINE RIDGE, 3/3/2 Battery w/warrantee. US 44, BY NAPA 352-494-0009 Attorney for Personal Representative on 1.38 Acres, new # Low Payments # BRADSHAW & MOUNTJOY, P.A. /s/ Michael Mountjoy, Esq. Fla. Bar Number: 157310 flooring & upgraded 4645 W. CASPER LANE ponds, Runs Great & Ready to Fish. $1895. 461-4518 & 795-4440 TOYOTA 209 Courthouse Square, Inverness, FL 34450 Telephone:(352) 726-1211 appliances . 1.75 Acres, 14 x 18 April 10 and 17, 2012. Beautiful woods 352-341-0447 consignmentusa.org 1986 4-cyl, good mpg, Paved Road barn, pool and new batt., $1,000 $49,900. (352) 302-4057 heated spa, large & Palm Beach 99 BUYING JUNK CARS (352) 601-2966 kitchen, each room views. Access 201 white cap C.C. ‘99 • 591-0417 TUCRN Inverness overlooking pool 150hp merc. v. low hrs. Running or Not • Leonard, Floyd B. 2012-CP-156 Notice to Creditors (Ancillary Summ. Admin.) and pasture, large hydro steering, hi end CASH PAID - $300 & UP Vans PUBLIC NOTICE Homes master with his and to road 2 rail T-Top, elect box, (352) 771-6191 CASH BUYER’S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION her closets, & sinks. T bag, alum triler, radial File No.: 2012-CP-156 front, utilities and Buying Used Cars Trucks 2/2 villa Many extras. tires, outrigger, down IN RE: ESTATE OF FLOYD B. LEONARD, & Vans, CHEVROLET The Landings, new Visit Today, Call Joe state land rigger ready. True For used car lot 1999 venture van, 6-8 DECEASED. NOTICE TO CREDITORS (Ancillary Summary Administration) Trane a/c & new lanai 352-302-0910 off/Inshore boat 8’5”W LARRY’S AUTO SALES, passenger,body in excel- screen porch,$58K Limited 30” free board & more TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: Hwy 19... 352 564-8333 lent condition as well as You are hereby notified that an Order of Summary Administration has been cell (352) 400-8130 offer. Call exc cond.Steal $8995 CASH PAID FOR JUNK the interior and tires. V-6 (352) 563-5628 entered in the Estate of Floyd B. Leonard, deceased, File Number 2012-CP-156, by 2/2/1 CARS Any Condition motor, good gas mileage. the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is HIGHLANDS AREA Christmas Up to $500., Free Loaded inside,velour 110 North Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida 34450; that the decedent’s date of Dunnellon PROLINE Towing 352-445-3909 Lots of Upgrades & Associates 21’ Cuddy, full transom, seats,tinted windows, death was November 3, 2011: that the total value of the estate is $30,000.00 and Move In Ready w/brack, 150 HP Yam., electrical windows, doors that the names and address of those to whom it has been assigned by such order Keller Williams Realty (800)229-7843 or KEEP your used auto and front seat. Also has are: Bimini, VHF, porta pot, George R. Fight, 21718 North 2300 East Road, Odell, IL 60460 352-746-7113 dep. finder, trailer $5K parts in Citrus Co. electrical hook-up for visit campgrounds.Dual radia- Carole Louise Bockman, 1151 Penny Lane, Sycamore, IL 60178 firm (352) 382-3298 Dale’s Auto Parts. & Clarence Eugene Leonard, PO Box 375, Gridley, IL 61744 3/2/2, I.G. &C.C. Salvage Pays top $$$ tors. Many extras,must 3k sf. new kit. lg closets, landand- see to appreciate ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: TUNNEL HULL ‘05 for your autos. .Asking All creditors of the estate of the decedent and persons having claims or demands CHA, firepl. on golf camps.com G3, 90 hp Yam. jack 352-628-4144 $3400.OBO,call course $129K make of- against the estate of the decedent other than those for whom provision for full pay- plate. camo interior. WE BUY 637-4011 ment was made in the Order of Summary Administration must file their claims with fer, norealtors 726-0652 trailer,4 blade prop ANY VEHICLE this court WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED BY LAW. $10,500 352 489-1403 Perfect Cond. or Not Motorcycles ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. HIGHLANDS Titled,No title, Lrg.2/2- 4 car garage Waterfront NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) WE HAVE BOATS No problem. Paying up YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. pool, game room, Homes GULF TO LAKE to $25K any make, Harley 00 The date of first publication of this Notice is April 10, 2012. mud room, on triple lot MARINE any model Call A.J. Roadking Classic, all Person Giving Notice: fenced. price to sell We Pay CASH For Used 813-335-3794/ 531-4298 gear 17K miles 11K /s/ George R. Fight $65,500 (352) 564-4598 “FREE foreclosure Clean Boats obo.(352) 489-0873 21718 North 2300 East Road, Odell, IL 60460 Attorney for Person Giving Notice BRADSHAW & MOUNTJOY, P.A. Zero Down Assumable and short sale lists Pontoon, Deck & Fishing Harley 98 Boats (352)527-0555 Cars /s/ Michael Mountjoy, Esq. Florida Bar No. 157310 209 Courthouse Square, Inverness, Loan Nice 3/2/2, 1200 Sportster custom FL 34450 Telephone: (352) 726-1211 In Foxwood Estate boatsupercenter.com 8k miles, lots of extras & April 10 and 17, 2012. Need proof of income AFFORDABLE new parts , first...$4K, and excel credit. AUTOS & VANS call pm (352) 382-0403 Serious Inquiries Only Everybody Rides 592-0417 TUCRN (352) 341-8479 WE NEED HARLEY DAVIDSON $495 DOWN 08 Night Train, flat blk, Janzen, Virginia Louise 2012-CP-221 Notice to Cred. (Summ. Admin.) $49 PER WEEK 11,500 mis. lots of extra’s PUBLIC NOTICE Homosassa BOATS BUY HERE PAY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION SOLD AT NO FEE $14K obo Jeff File No. 2012 CP 221 Homes HERE.. (407) 712-0803 Lots of clean-safe- IN RE: ESTATE OF VIRGINIA LOUISE JANZEN A/K/A VIRGINIA L. JANZEN dependable rides. Deceased. 3/2/2 Built 1986, On HARLEY- NOTICE TO CREDITORS (Summary Administration) ½ Acre, Remodeled Office Open WORLD WIDE CALL DAN TODAY TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: above ground pool (352) 5 6 3 -1 9 0 2 DAVIDSON You are hereby notified that an Order of Summary Administration has been en- 7 Days a Week INTERNET “WE BUYS CARS 2005 FLTRX Road Glide w/deck BY OWNER EXPOSURE Custom Oversized tered in the estate of Virginia Louise Janzen a/k/a Virginia L. Janzen, deceased, File 4141 S. Journey Point DEAD OR ALIVE” Windshield, King/Queen Number 2012 CP 221, by the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Florida, Probate Division, Lisa VanDeboe the address of which is 110 North Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida 34450; that the $180,000 352-342-0602 1675 Suncoast Hwy. seat, Backrest, 24k miles, 352-795-1119 Homosassa Fl. decedent’s date of death was February 27, 2012; that the total value of the estate is Homosassa/Riverhaven Broker (R) Owner $12K 352-257-3130 Mercury Auth Parts HONDA 05 $0 (exempt homestead and exempt property) and that the names and addresses of On water, Grand canal Plantation Realty and Service those to whom it has been assigned by such order are: 3BR, 2+BA, 2+ CG 352-634-0129 BIG SALE! VTX 1300 R, + TRAILER Name Address new tires, ramp & Formal. Living Rm. www.plantation Consignment USA Paula Louise McNamara 59 Southgate Course, St. Charles, IL 60174 Formal Din. Rm., Lanai WE DO IT ALL! cover $6K ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: front & rear. River View realtylistings.com BUY-SELL-RENT- (813) 789-0592 All creditors of the estate of the decedent and persons having claims or demands Room. Dock, many CAR-TRUCK-BOAT-RV against the estate of the decedent other than those for whom provision for full pay- US 19 Crystal River Honda ‘06 ment was made in the Order of Summary Administration must file their claims with Upgrades, $255,000 (just north of the Mall) AUTOS’ FROM $1,500. CBR 1000 RR, low miles forsalebyowner.com US 19 BY AIRPORT this court WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA Crystal River Indian YACHTSMAN garage kept,like new PROBATE CODE. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Listing 23023708 or US 44, BY NAPA Adult Owner $7K(352) Waters Waterfront home 24’ Pontoon, 70 HP Ev. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Call 352-628-9647 on deep wide canal. 3 # Low Payments # 228-1209/407-221-4299 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. T/T, cust. trlr, bimini top, 461-4518 & 795-4440 Water Access BR/2BA with Lanai over- The date of first publication of this Notice is April 10, 2012. 5727 W. Dunklin St 3 stored inside $3500 incls consignmentusa.org Person Giving Notice: 2/2, 6 car garage bedroom. 2 bath. Jacob- looking canal. Recently all gear (231) 852-0061 HONDA SCOOTER remodeled split floor plan 2006 Helix, Red /s/ Paula Louise McNamara w/apt. ove, extra Lot sen Mobile Home (DW) BUICK 08 59 Southgate Course, St. Charles, Illinois 60174 $200.K 352-302-7204 on 5 ACRES. Owner Fi- with fenced yard, garage, Lucerne CXl.Jewel Red 250cc,60mpg,70mph sea wall and dock. Recreation Attorney for Persons Giving Notice: nancing with $20,000 w/tan canvas top very reliable,exc.cond. /s/ John A. Nelson, Esq. Florida Bar No.: 0727032 Slaymaker and Nelson, P.A. down Low interest. Mas- Easy access to both Vehicles Lo miles. lots of extra’s $1995 2218 Hwy. 44 West, Inverness, FL 34453 Telephone: (352) 726-6129 Fax: (352) 726-0223 Sugarmill Kings Bay and Gulf. 352-382-5313 ter Bedroom 14x20 $18,900 “Eye Catching” JUNK MOTORCYCLES E-Mail: [email protected] Woods Serious buyers BIGHORN April 10 and 17, 2012. w/carpet & Lg. walk-in (352) 726-7765 WANTED Will Pay up to please.....Appointment 2008 5th Wheel, 3400RL closet, has Master Bath $200 for Unwanted Mo- with owner. $275,000. 37 ft. long, dual AC, BUICK 10x15 w/double vanity, 1998 Park Ave. Ultra, torcycle 352-942-3492 jetted tub, separate toilet 678-357-9873 Non smoking or pets, Meeting Meeting Meeting lots of extras $28,000 loaded, runs great, & shower. 2 other bed- looks good, asking Notices Notices Notices rooms 12x14 w/carpet Floral City obo Very clean! KAWASAKI 105’ open water, chain (419) 266-5580, 5581 $2,275. 352-637-2588 2006 Vulcan 1600 No- and walk-in closets. Liv- or 845-701-6370 ing Rm. 14x16 w/laminate of 5 lakes & river, 2/2/2 mad Excellent condi- 588-0410 TUCRN 4/17 meeting- Affordable Housing Adv. Comm. wood flooring and open Phyllis Strickland Bounder tion, well serviced. 14k Tropic Shores Rlty Fleetwood 32’ 1994 CADILLAC miles. Newer tires and PUBLIC NOTICE concept to Dining Room 1993 Allante Nstar. Soft NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the AFFORDABLE HOUSING ADVISORY COMMITTEE will 14x12 w/bar sink (352) 613-3503 454 engine, loaded, battery. Bike jack, self contained, $9,750 & hardtop auto Cycleshell, lots of ac- meet at 5:00 PM on the 17th of April, 2012, at the Lecanto Government Building, 3600 &Cabinetss w/sliding low miles black mint W. Sovereign Path, Room 166 Lecanto, Florida. glass doors which lead to 352-795-6736 cessories. Pix available. $16KObo 352-563-1915 $6495 352-601-7460 Buying or Selling 10x24 pressure treated 2 Lakefront Gospel Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ Any person desiring further information regarding this meeting may contact Citrus level deck. Lg. Kitchen Island Location County Housing Services, 2804 W. Marc Knighton Court, Lecanto, FL 34461 (352) REAL ESTATE, 16x16 w/38 cabinets, is- Administration Administration Administration 527-7520. Let Me Work For You! Spacious 3/2/2 land cook top, wall oven 1/4 acre $700/m for Any person who requires a special accommodation (ADA) must provide us at least & tile flooring. Sunken sale neg908-322-6529 586-0410 TUCRN BETTY HUNT, Family Room w/fireplace 72 hours notice. REALTOR Fudge, Joyce Helen 2012-CP-134 Notice to Cred. 15x14 tiled flooring. Laun- PUBLIC NOTICE ERA KEY 1 Realty, Inc. dry Rm. w/cabinets which NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: Any person who decides to appeal any decision of the Gov- 352 586-0139 Old Homosassa IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA erning Body with respect to any matter considered at this meeting will need a rec- lead to rear access to NICE 1/1 incls File No. 2012-CP-134 Division Probate ord of the proceedings and for such purpose may need to provide that a verbatim hunt4houses68 deck. LOW PROPERTY IN RE: ESTATE OF JOYCE HELEN FUDGE, A/K/A JOYCE H. FUDGE, @yahoo.com water,garbage washer record of the proceeding is made, which record includes testimony and evidence TAXES $660.00. 2 stor- dryer, no pets/smoke Deceased. upon which the appeal is to be based (Section 286.0101, Florida Statute) www.bettyhunts age bldgs 12x24 & NOTICE TO CREDITORS $595 +sec. The administration of the estate of JOYCE HELEN FUDGE, A/K/A JOYCE H. FUDGE, homes.com. 10x14, Carport 22x25. (941) 730-2359 April 10, 2012. $135k (561) 714-6024.