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LEESBURG, FLORIDA Friday, March 7, 2014 www.dailycommercial.com BLOCKED: Senate stalls vote on moving LOCAL: Pair of proescutors military oversight of sex assault cases, A6 to split homicide duties, A3 Obama: West won’t let Kremlin carve up Ukraine BRADLEY KLAPPER and LARA JAKES Associated Press

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama ordered the West’s first sanctions in response to Russia’s military takeover of Crimea on Thursday, declaring his determination not to let the Kremlin carve up Ukraine. He assert- ed that a hastily scheduled referendum on Crimea seceding and becoming part of Russia would violate international law. BRETT LE BLANC / DAILY COMMERCIAL European leaders announced their own Hunter Lyles, an inspection specialist with the Florida Department of Agriculture, checks the rides at the Sumter County Fair in measures but split over how forcefully to fol- Bushnell on Wednesday. low America’s lead. Obama threatened further steps if Russia persists. After announcing his sanctions at midday, LEESBURG Obama emphasized his resolve in a person- al telephone call with Russian President Vlad- imir Putin later Thursday, the White House Weekend packed with events said. In a one-hour discussion, Obama af- firmed his contention that Russia’s actions vi- THERESA CAMPBELL and olate Ukraine’s sovereignty. ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writers The U.S. president told Putin there was still [email protected] a way to resolve the dispute diplomatically, the White House said — with Russian forces mov- The next few days of- ing back to their base in Crimea, the govern- fer plenty of entertain- ments of Ukraine and Russia holding direct ment options in Lake talks and international monitors arriving. and Sumter counties. The U.S. is also calling on Russia to recog- The Leesburg Art Fes- nize the legitimacy of Ukrainian plans for tival, Clermont’s Pig on the Pond and the Sum- SEE UKRAINE | A2 ter County Fair — three of the year’s biggest events — are all slated for this weekend. Bill would give LEESBURG ART FESTIVAL Some 75 artists from around the country will THERESA CAMPBELL / DAILY COMMERCIAL nurse practitioners be in downtown Lees- Sixth-graders Kristen Cifelli, left, and Olivia Robinson from Lake Preparatory School in burg to take part in the Leesburg paint backdrops for the new Living Windows display during the 37th annual 37th edition of the art Leesburg Art Festival this weekend in downtown. festival, which routine- “At the event this year, more authority ly draws 15,000 people. we have the rubber KELLI KENNEDY The festival runs from Associated Press 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Satur- ducky race, which is day and Sunday. wonderful because MIAMI — With a massive shortage of pri- The artists will vie of the scholarship mary care physicians across Florida, state for more than $5,000 lawmakers are pushing a bill to expand the in awards, including that will be given powers of nurse practitioners, allowing them $1,500 for best of show, away. Plus, we’ll be to prescribe controlled substances like pain- $750 for first place, $500 showcasing a variety of killers and work without supervision from a for 2-D and 3-D judg- musicians. It will be a doctor. es’ choice and 10 mer- The bill’s champion, Rep. Cary Pigman, is an it awards of $250 each. celebration of music.” emergency room physician who has super- Youth attending the fes- Cheryl Fishel vised nurse practitioners for most of his career. tival will have a chance Event coordinator He says Florida has thousands of trained nurse to make prize ribbons for Pig on the Pond practitioners who can help fill the gap. But the and their own judge’s artists have patrons Florida Medical Association and many inde- badges as they give out who come from both pendent doctors have spoken out against the bill, saying even nurses with advanced training Kids’ Choice awards for coasts (to view and buy their favorite art pieces. need a doctor’s supervision. works). All of the people Nurse practitioners, who have a two-year “The artists love Lees- who come to the festi- burg for lots of rea- degree beyond the requirements of registered val say hospitality is the nurses, currently must work under the super- sons,” said Amy Paint- best here.” er, executive director vision of a physician and sometimes must The festival also is of the Leesburg Center pay the doctor a fee. Also covered under the known for providing for the Arts, the event’s proposal are clinical nurse specialists, nurse host. “We are geograph- family-friendly activities anesthetists and nurse midwives, who have similar advanced training. ically located smack and events not normal- Pigman, an Avon Park Republican, said dab in the middle of ly seen at other festivals, BRETT LE BLANC / DAILY COMMERCIAL the state, so a lot of the SEE EVENTS | A5 Lyles checks the rides at the Sumter County Fair. SEE NURSES | A2 Lawmakers could greatly expand private school vouchers

GARY FINEOUT schools, many of them reli- vance the legislation, but not nearly $300 million school scholarships to families who Associated Press gious, could undergo a sub- before triggering a partisan voucher program in sever- earn more than $60,000 a stantial expansion under a debate on public vs. private al ways, including remov- year. U.S. Census data esti- TALLAHASSEE — A Florida bill that moved ahead Thurs- education and standardized ing some eligibility restric- mates that the 2012 medi- program that helps low-in- day in the state Legislature. testing. tions, increasing the money an household income in the come children attend private A House panel voted to ad- The bill would expand the available and offering partial SEE VOUCHERS | A2

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Patients with serious number of prescribers in his St. Petersburg pri- NURSES medical problems would a state known as a hotbed mary care practice, testi- FLORIDA FROM PAGE A1 be referred to physicians. for pill mills where pain- fied against the bill, say- Currently, 17 states and killers are illegally pre- ing nurse practitioners LOTTERY the current supervision the District of Columbia scribed to addicts. could miss serious prob- lems before they become mandate “is a sham” and give nurse practitioners “It’s about as broad as it MARCH 6 full autonomy and 21 gets and it goes way over obvious. so loose that “I could CASH 3...... 8-8-8 be supervising a nurse give partial autonomy, the line,” said Jeff Scott, “While it’s very easy for according the Ameri- counsel for the Flori- the nurse practitioner to Afternoon...... 0-0-8 practitioner working in can Association of Nurse da Medical Association. treat very simple prob- Okeechobee 350 miles PLAY 4...... 3-1-3-1 Practitioners. “We’re going to do every- lems, oftentimes the sim- Afternoon...... 5-4-2-9 away and I could get paid Pigman says that “Flor- thing we can to defeat it.” ple problems will occur for that.” ida is one of the most re- The powerful associa- at the same time as the MARCH 5 The bill would estab- strictive states in the tion may find its greatest exacerbation of underly- FANTASY 5...... 5-10-11-14-25 lish standards for ad- U.S.” in not giving nurse ally in Senate President ing chronic illnesses and, FLORIDA LOTTO...... 1-7-26-40-42-46 vanced practice regis- practitioners prescribing Don Gaetz, who has said at that time, there’s a fine POWERBALL...... 3-7-9-26-54-19 tered nurses but it does powers. he will vote against it. distinction required in or- not increase their scope Critics worry that Pig- Dr. Michael Zimmer, der to make a careful as- of practice beyond their man’s bill goes too far who supervises sever- sessment and deliver high training, Pigman said. and would increase the al nurse practitioners at quality care,” he said. 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GOOD FOR YOU AND CELEBRATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS people a chance to catch up one you have to answer to aimed at the Russian The U.S. military has Email news about your awards and personal or professional mile- to you. could become even more president personally. stepped up joint aviation stones — along with a photo, if you desire -— to pam.fennimore@ unpredictable. Understand PISCES (Feb. 19-March dailycommercial.com. 20) Stay focused on what “Today the world can training with Polish forc- that you can’t change this CALENDAR person, so learn to accept you must do. Your sense of see that the United States es and American partici- his or her behavior. humor will come through, is united with our allies pation in NATO’s air-po- Email upcoming events to [email protected]. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) which could help you let off and partners in uphold- licing mission in its Baltic You could be drained by some steam. A friend might ing international law and countries. But the Penta- what is happening. You change his or her mind pursuing a just outcome gon, like its NATO part- can’t change someone about plans, but he or she that advances global se- ners, has strictly ruled out else, so consider detach- might not know how to tell VOUCHERS curity and the future that military options. FROM PAGE A1 ing. You will discover an un- you. Remain open and di- the Ukrainian people de- In the latest threatening usual solution that is head- rect. serve,” Obama said at move Thursday, Crime- the White House. “That’s an lawmakers voted 78-0 state was just more than $47,000. what we’re going to con- to schedule a referendum The vote in the House Finance and Tax tinue to do in the days to on March 16 on whether Subcommittee split along party lines. BRIDGE come until we have seen the region should secede Republicans said they wanted to give a resolution to this crisis.” from Ukraine and join more families a chance to choose where Obama hailed U.S. co- Russia. they want to send their children to school. operation with the Euro- Obama said such a “At the end of the day, this is about pean Union, which im- vote would “violate the these kids,” said Rep. Manny Diaz, R-Hi- posed its own sanctions Ukrainian constitution aleah, one of the main backers of the bill. on Russia on Thursday. and violate internation- “It’s about educating the children. It’s not In an emergency meet- al law.” Because Ukraine about the adults.” ing in Brussels, EU lead- is a member of the Unit- Democrats, however, questioned the ers decided to suspend ed Nations, any action scope of the expansion and whether it talks with Putin’s govern- that is unconstitutional would come at the expense of public ment on a wide-ranging in Ukraine would be con- schools. economic agreement and sidered illegitimate in in- “It’s too much, too fast,” said Rep. Da- on granting Russian citi- ternational law. vid Richardson, D-Miami Beach. “It’s a zens visa-free travel with- But the West supported huge increase.” in the 28-nation bloc — Kosovo’s independence Diaz countered that the bill does help a long-standing Russian six years ago, which in- public education because “these kids are objective. Yet at the same cluded no consent by the public.” time, Europe’s presidents Serbia’s government and Nearly 60,000 students from low-in- and prime ministers were occurred despite Rus- come families attend private schools as divided on more dras- sian objections, Obama a result of the program, which hands out tic steps such as freezing might have been trying state tax credits to businesses that pay for assets and issuing travel to differentiate Ukraine’s the vouchers. State data shows that more bans on Russian officials. situation by arguing that than 80 percent of the schools partici- European hesitancy re- borders shouldn’t be “re- pating are religious. Supporters estimate flected the reality that drawn over the heads of that as many 25,000 additional students targeting influential Rus- democratic leaders.” are trying to get into the program. Friday, March 7, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL A3

StateNEWS EDITOR SCOTT CALLAHAN n [email protected]&Region n 352-365-8203 www.dailycommercial.com Area Briefs TAVARES TAVARES Coast Guard Captain Two prosecutors to split homicide cases Prep Class offered MILLARD K. IVES | Staff Writer divide the county’s mur- [email protected] der cases with long-time The Triangle Boat Club in homicide division senior, Tavares has joined with Adams Two prosecutors are Bill Gross, before he re- Marine Seminars to bring this now helping to call the tired at the end of last year. captain’s prep course to Tavares shots in the homicide divi- Bass will now split the March 17-28 at the Triangle Boat sion of the State Attorney’s county’s murder cases Club, 12001 U.S. Highway 441. Office in Lake County, af- with Rich Buxman, a pros- Successfully passing the class ter the recent departure of ecutor since 1998 and for- and exam allows students to its long-time leader. mer supervisor of the State apply for a Coast Guard issued Assistant State Attor- Attorney’s Office in Citrus license. ney Hugh Bass has been County. Bass is slated to try Classes meet from 6 to 10 p.m., a prosecutor since 1986, five murder cases this year MILLARD IVES / DAILY COMMERCIAL Monday-Friday and from 9 a.m. with the last 17 years in in Lake County, including to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Assistant State Attorney Hugh Bass, left, and Rich Buxman will Lake County. He used to SEE CASES | now jointly try homicide cases in Lake County. Pre-registration is required for the A4 classes. Call Adams Marine Seminars at 352-447-1950. THE VILLAGES GROVELAND Man charged Delicious Reads features Roniece Weaver with stealing Cooking sensation Roniece Weaver, author of “The New Soul shopping Food Cookbook for People with Diabetes” is bringing her show to the Marion Baysinger Memorial baskets Library in Groveland, at 6 p.m., Halifax Media Group on Tuesday as part of the Lake County Library System’s 11th an- Marion County sher- nual Lake BookFest. iff’s deputies arrest- Famous for her cookbooks and ed a 50-year-old Vil- nutrition classes, Weaver will lages man on charges help guests bring out the best in of using a stolen deb- their food with easy to follow tips it card and taking 17 and tricks. Free mini-consulta- Publix shopping bas- tions will be offered to the first 10 kets worth $271 from a guests to arrive and there will be a store. raffle and prizes available for the George Ward fac- audience. SUBMITTED PHOTO es sever- All BookFest events are free. For Cindy Brown, from U.S. Rep. Dan Webster’s office, joined Mount Dora Bible President Dr. James al charges, information, call Jennifer Moton Moore during a recent ground-breaking ceremony at the school for a new science building and includ- at the library, 352-429-5840 or student center. ing grand email to [email protected]. theft and fl.us. MOUNT DORA fraudu- lent use LAKE COUNTY of a cred- WARD it card, ac- Immunization program School to spend $2.8M cording to the sheriff’s begins in schools office. Detective Art King The Department of Health of- and Deputy Gregory fice in Lake County will offer im- on science building Snodgrass had gone to munizations at Lake County Ward’s residence while schools beginning on March AUSTIN FULLER | Staff Writer next year, Cardoso said. a facility that would allow investigating the theft of [email protected] 18 for students who will enter The new building also in- a great outlet for that,” a purse in the Publix at the seventhv grade during the Mount Dora Bible has cludes a student center, Moser said. 8780 SE 165th Mulberry 2014/2015 school year. kicked off a $2.8 million she added. He added the student Ln. Surveillance video March immunizations will be construction project that A $2 million donation center would have a col- showed a man grabbing held on March 18 at Oak Park will expand its science was made by Dorothy lege-like atmosphere. the purse from a shop- Middle School in Leesburg; and building and allow a new Thompson in honor of The remaining proj- ping cart, placing it in a Windy Hill Middle School in student center to be built her late chemist and in- ect funds were from the basket and walking out Clermont on March 20. there, school officials say. ventor husband, and the school’s Imagine Cam- of the store. A debit card For information, call the Officially known asnew science building will paign, which Cardoso from the purse was used Department of Health in Lake Christian Home & Bi- be named the Jerome B. said was an effort start- to buy a carton of 305 County at 352-771-5500 or go to ble School, the private, Thompson Science Build- ed for campus improve- cigarettes for $37.09. www.lakechd.com. co-educational, pre-K-12 ing, according to a press ments, including the sci- King was able to iden- Christian facility offers a release. The student cen- ence building. tify Ward as the person EUSTIS college-prep curriculum ter will be named the The contractor for the who took the purse and on its 70-acre campus. Samuels Student Center, work is Evergreen and the bought the cigarettes. in honor of Sam and Hel- Art League to hold annual Nicole Cardoso, the architect is Jass and Asso- Ward denied taking the en Samuels, who donated member showcase school’s director of public ciates. purse or using the card, $350,000 to the school, the according to a Sheriff’s relations, said the existing Also in the works at The Eustis Art League will host release stated. Office report. 5,500-square-foot science Mount Dora Bible are its annual juried members’ art building will be expanded Brad Moser, the school’s While King and Sno- show, giving members an oppor- headmaster, said the plans to build a track, dgrass were talking to 15,000 square feet. bleachers, concession tunity to showcase their works to “They’re keeping some work was being done to with Ward at his dead building and a restroom. the public, Saturday and Sunday, of the framework of the emphasize the Science, parents’ home in The The concession building opening at noon each day. building, but they’re (go- Technology, Engineer- Villages, they noticed Guests can meet the artists and ing to) be tearing down ing and Mathematics, or and restroom are expect- the Publix shopping enjoy light refreshments. A si- the facade and expand- STEM, disciplines as well ed to be finished before baskets in the garage. lent auction and an awards cere- ing,” she said. “It’s a $2.8 as to add a student center the 2014 football season, Ward told them he put mony will take place at 6 p.m. on million addition, but they to the campus. according to the release. items in the baskets Saturday. are able to keep some of “It seemed only natu- The school at 301 W. while at Publix and left For information, call the muse- the structure of the exist- ral that we do more than 13th Ave. in Mount Dora the store with them, ac- um at 352-483-2900 or go to www. ing building.” merely talk about that, or has more than 630 stu- cording to the report. eustisartleague.com. The work, which be- merely do good teaching dents, with at least 20 A store manager told gan on Feb. 28, is expect- like we already do in our of those living on cam- King the baskets were IF YOU SEE NEWS ed to be finished around classrooms, but that we pus, the school’s website not supposed to leave HAPPENING, RECORD IT February or March of provide our students with states. the building. ... and we’ll share it with our readers. Some of our best story ideas and photos come from our readers. So don’t hesitate Get ready to spring forward — and change batteries to share your youth activities, awards, Staff Report they change their clocks because John Jolliff said. “Smoke alarms, accomplishments, festivals, charity it provides a convenient reminder, which work to detect smoke 24 events and other things that make our The Lake County Public Safety Elisha Pappacoda, county public hours a day, better protect our cit- communities special. And don’t overlook Department is reminding residents information officer, said in a press izens and firefighters by leading to those family milestones — birthdays, to change batteries in their home release. earlier fire detection.” engagements, marriages, business smoke alarms and NOAA weath- “More than 2,500 people in the National statistics show that more promotions and military news. er radios for daylight saving time, United States die each year in than 95 percent of U.S. households which begins at 2 a.m. on Sunday. structure fires, and by encouraging have at least one smoke alarm in- Just email your photos and news to ... Fire officials across the nation en- residents to have working smoke stalled, however, only 75 percent [email protected] courage homeowners to replace alarms, we hope to save lives,” Lake of all homes have a working smoke batteries in smoke alarms when County Public Safety Fire Chief SEE SPRING | A4 A4 DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, March 7, 2014 IN MEMORY OBITUARIES be shared by visiting GOP hopefuls vie for clout www.bankspagetheus. Henry Lamar Littles Sr. com. Arrangements KEN THOMAS and STEVE PEOPLES Henry Lamar Lit- are entrusted to Banks/ Associated Press tles, Sr., was born Oc- Page-Theus Funerals tober 12, 1951 to the and Cremations, Wild- OXON HILL, Md. — Repub- late Alton and Lu- wood. licans vying for the GOP presi- cille Livingston Lit- dential nomination in 2016 au- tles. Henry caught the ditioned Thursday before some morning train to be of the nation’s most ardent con- with the Lord on March servative leaders, calling for the 1, 2014. Family will re- party to unite behind a clear ceive friends 6:00- agenda and draw contrasts with 8:00P.M., Friday, March Democrats. 7, 2014 at Greater Mt. Richard Owen Smith The contestants ranged from Olive A. M. E. Church, Richard Owen Smith Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, a tea par- 4319 Lime Street, Cole- passed away on Satur- ty champion, to New Jersey Gov. man, FL, Rev. Cynthia day, March 1, 2014 at Chris Christie, a favorite of the Houser, Pastor. A Cel- the age of 88. He was GOP establishment. ebration of Life will be born on December 22, “If you want to lose elections, SUSAN WALSH / AP held 1:00P.M., Satur- 1925 in Tiffin, OH to the stand for nothing,” said Cruz, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Ky., left, stands with Sen. Tom day, March 8, 2014, at late Charles and Hazel who referred as examples to the Coburn, R-Okla., after giving him a rifle, on stage at the Conservative Political the same location. Ar- Smith. Richard served unsuccessful presidential bids Action Committee annual conference in National Harbor, Md. on Thursday. rangements entrust- his country in the U.S. of Bob Dole, John McCain and super-conservatives who rose Obama and making a case for Mitt Romney. “When you don’t ed to Rocker-Cusack Marine Corps during to power in the tea party-fueled being the candidate who can stand and draw a clear distinc- Mortuary, Leesburg, WWII. He worked most 2010 elections that delivered a win the White House. tion, when you don’t stand for FL. www.rockercusack- of his life as a meat cut- Republican House majority. Fis- “Most people are realizing principle, Democrats celebrate.” mortuary.com. ter for major grocery cal crises, compromises and a that it’s cool to be selecting the chains, and loved his The annual Conservative Po- James Robert Smith Jr. litical Action Conference of- war of words have separated the most conservative in the race, work so much he con- factions from the top down de- but there’s an additional cave- James Robert Smith, fered an early tryout of sorts for tinued to workup to spite widespread agreement that at that needs to be added, and Jr., 83, Wildwood, FL age 70. Richard was ac- a half-dozen Republican officials went to be with the eager to win over the GOP’s most Obama’s signature health care that’s who can win in the gen- tive in many civic orga- law should be overturned. eral election,” said American Lord on nizations such as the passionate voters. At stake this March 6, year is the Senate majority, cur- More than two years out from Conservative Union Chairman Elks, Moose, and oth- the election to succeed Obama, Al Cardenas. 2014 un- er veteran’s organiza- rently held by senators in Presi- der the dent Barack Obama’s party. But there’s no clear front-runner For Christie, the event was the tions. He enjoyed going for the GOP presidential nom- first major step back into the na- loving care to flea markets and ga- for all, the midterm elections ination. But Republicans in- tional spotlight and a chance to of family rage sales, always look- could serve as a springboard for terested in the job are filing revive his image from a politi- and staff ing for a bargain, but the next presidential contest. across the CPAC stage at a ho- cal retribution scandal in which of Lane SMITH his greatest love was Republicans have much to Purcell just being with his fam- mend before 2016, starting with a tel complex just down the Poto- his aides ordered the closing of Hospice ily. Richard is survived stark ideological divide between mac River from Washington — lanes near New Jersey’s George House. Mr. by his daughter; Patri- the party’s establishment and the bashing the media, criticizing Washington Bridge. Smith was cia M. (Dale) Swartz of retired Portland, OR a grand from the U.S. Air Force daughter; Jennifer Bak- of smoke alarms increases the ified at-risk individuals include and the U.S. Postal Ser- er and his life partner SPRING chances of surviving a fire by 50 income-eligible residents age vice. He was a native of of 26 years; Marilyn FROM PAGE A3 percent. Coupled with a fami- 65 or older, income-eligible Central Florida growing Woodland along with ly fire escape plan, operation- households with children un- up in Coleman and re- many nieces and neph- alarm, Pappacoda said. A ma- al smoke alarms can save lives. der 12 years of age and in- turning to Wildwood in ews. He was preceded jority of all home fire deaths oc- Smoke alarms should be in- come-eligible households with 1992 from Orlando. He in death by his two sis- cur in homes with non-work- stalled in every bedroom, on disabled individuals that may was a member of the ters; Gertrude Oakleaf, ing or no smoke alarms. every floor of a home and in impede escape action. Coleman First Baptist and Mary Lou Curns. While it is recommended that hallways leading to bedrooms, The Lake County Fire Res- Church, Coleman, FL. and should be replaced every cue Division handles smoke- The family is plan- batteries be replaced in smoke A proud U.S. Air Force ning a committal ser- 10 years. alarm installations on a first- alarms semiannually, the de- Veteran who served vice at Florida Nation- The Lake County Public Safe- come, first-served basis, while during the Korean and al Cemetery, Bushnell, vices should also be tested at ty Department offers a pro- supplies last. For informa- Vietnam War. He is sur- FL on Monday, March least once a month, fire experts gram that provides eligible res- tion about the smoke alarm vived by his loving wife 10, 2014 at 2:00 p.m.. In advise. With a home fire occur- idents living in unincorporated program, call the Lake Coun- of 14 years: Doris Smith lieu of flowers the fam- ring every 85 seconds nation- Lake County with free smoke ty Public Safety Department at of Wildwood, FL; three ily has suggested me- wide, the proper maintenance alarms, Pappacoda said. Qual- 352-343-9458. sons: James E. Smith morial contributions in (Debby) of Winter Park, Richard’s honor be di- FL, David A. Smith of rected to Cornerstone didn’t have a chance to about getting at the Organizations Act, and Wildwood, FL and Ron- Hospice, 2445 Lane CASES try before he left there truth,” Bass said. commonly referred to ald W. Smith of Frank- Park Road, Tavares, FL FROM PAGE A3 last year as supervisor Bass tags one of his simply RICO, Buxman lin, NC; two daugh- 32778. Page-Theus Fu- of that State Attorney’s most noteworthy cas- was able to help con- ters: Linda Sue Upton neral Home And Cre- the home invasion Office. es as that involving vic- vince a jury to con- (Roger) of Silver Creek, mation Services. death of 38-year-old However, Buxman’s tim Jon Boone, who sat vict and sentence Jef- MS and Diana Smith of Corey Wiggins. next big hearing will crumpled on the floor frey Allen Ware to life California; a brother: It will be a big case be in April for Raul Je- of his Leesburg home in prison on a number J.L. Smith of Ocklawa- for Bass, considering it sus Roque to deter- grasping the wrists of of charges, including ha, FL; a sister: Virgin- could be the first time mine if the defendant the man who had re- racketeering, continu- ia Rogers of Wildwood, in Lake County that as is competent enough peatedly stabbed him – ing criminal enterprise, FL; ten grandchildren; many as four defen- to receive the death begging for the intruder trafficking in a con- ten great-grandchil- dants could face the penalty. In that case, to drop the knife. trolled substance and dren. The family has possibility of a death Roque has already Bass said although obtaining a controlled requested in lieu of DEATH NOTICES sentence that stems been convicted in the he had a face-to-face substance by fraud. flowers donations to Beverly Venn Britting from a single murder, stabbing death of a fel- identification from the Buxman said he and be made in his loving a decision Bass has yet low inmate at the Lake victim, the case would his fellow prosecutor, memory to Lane Pur- Beverly Venn Britting, to make. Correctional Institu- have been more diffi- Paul Norville, spent cell Hospice House, 87, of Eustis, died Tues- Bass, also the for- tion — sparked by a cult to solve if it wasn’t countless hours on the Sumterville, FL. A Cel- day, March 4, 2014. mer supervisor of the stolen honeybun. for crime scene investi- case, including sifting Hamlin & Hilbish Fu- ebration of Life Me- State Attorney’s Office Buxman said he’s gators finding a hair in more than 1,000 pages neral Directors. morial Service will in Sumter County, said not the kind of attor- Boone’s Leesburg home of phone records. be held on Monday, Ronald Gauthier the key to winning ney to use theatrics in that linked the stabbing “It was such a big case March 10, 2014 at 11:00 Ronald Gauthier, murder trials is getting court. to Aaron Lee Cousins. for Citrus County,” Bux- AM at Banks, Page- 75, of Wildwood, died a jury’s trust. “I’m more methot- “It was one of the first man said. Theus Funeral Home, Tuesday, March 5, 2014. “You have to be able ical and I focus more big cases we had that Walter Forgie, super- Wildwood, FL. On- Banks/Page-Theus Fu- to build the trust of on preparation,” said was solved with DNA,” visor of the State At- line condolences may nerals and Cremations. a jury with sincerity Buxman, sitting in his Bass said. torney’s Office in Lake and truthfulness,” said office one late morn- Cousins eventually County, said Buxman Bass, sitting in his of- ing. was found guilty of at- and Bass have dedicat- fice one recent day. Bass has been going tempted first-degreeed their professional Buxman successful- after the bad guys for a felony murder and bur- lives to serving the res- ly helped to prosecute long time and not just glary of a dwelling with idents of the Fifth Judi- a Lake County mur- murderers. After he battery – and sentenced cial Circuit, which in- der case in February. worked as a prosecu- to two life terms. cludes Lake, Sumter He has two other mur- tor in Seminole Coun- Buxman also has and Citrus counties. der trials in the county ty for two years, he spent a lot of time in “Their dedication this year, that of Shelia became a private civ- drug cases. He cites a both to their profes- Brothers and Mauricio il lawyer in Orlando, cracked case against sion and to the vic- Garcia-Avila, as well as where he fought false the leader of a well-or- tims of crime has been two murder cases in insurance claims. ganized enterprise that an inspiration to their Citrus County that he “I’ve always been engaged in prescription peers and a tremen- pill trafficking through- dous benefit to the cit- out Central Florida, as izens of this county,” one of his most note- Forgie said. “Our office worthy. is lucky to have prose- In that 2011 trial, un- cutors with their level der the Racketeer In- of character and com- fluenced and Corrupt mitment.” SEIZE THE DAY’S LOCAL AREA NEWS.

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tial areas surrounding EVENTS park. FROM PAGE A1 “The no-parking ar- eas will be enforced, and Painter is thrilled and vehicles will be some new attractions towed at the owner’s will be offered this week- expense,” an event or- end, including storytell- ganizer said. ers in action in front of SUMTER COUNTY FAIR the Leesburg Public Li- brary. Celebrating its 97th “It’s going to create year, the fair opens a whole new kind of at 5 p.m. today and center of activity down runs through March that end of the festival, 15. Amusement rides, and that is really excit- beauty pageant, live ing,” said Painter, who entertainment, rodeo, also believes attendees food vendors, games, will enjoy the popular livestock judging and gourmet food trucks auctions will be among that are appearing at the attractions. the festival for the first Fair Manager Barba- time. ra Kane touts this year’s Painter encourag- fair as the best thus far. es attendees to look “This year’s fair is closely at some of the bigger and better,” she downtown storefronts BRETT LE BLANC / DAILY COMMERCIAL said. “We have a new during the festival Hunter Lyles, an inspection specialist with the Florida Department of Agriculture, checks the rides at the Sumter County midway with Wade where there will be “liv- Fair in Bushnell on Wednesday. Shows, and some of the ing windows,” featur- rides are just amazing.” Square, filled with art ly $700,000 has been ing displays of famous “This year’s fair is bigger and better. We Kane estimated that activities for children; a raised for education paintings brought to have a new midway with Wade Shows, and there will be about life by local actors. Student Art Exhibit and programs and scholar- some of the rides are just amazing.” ships. 35 rides at the fair- The backdrops of the the Leesburg Art Asso- Since there is no on- grounds. Wade Shows paintings of Mona Lisa, ciation Spring Show, Barbara Kane Fair manager at the Sumter County Fair site parking at Water- noted on its website it American Gothic, The hosted by the Leesburg front Park, and down- has new rides like the Scream and Whistler’s Center for the Arts; a town parking is for Inverter and a Giant Mother were paint- classic car show and dinator Cheryl Fishel The musical lineup, customers access- Wheel LED light show. ed by Lake Preparato- the popular Saturday previously said. beginning 11 a.m. Sun- Morning Market, of- ing businesses there, a “We also have a ranch ry School students Ro- The event kicks off at day, will feature Jor- fered by the Leesburg free shuttle service will rodeo coming for two han Wadhwa, an eighth 5 p.m. today with The dan Anderson, a for- Partnership. be available at the fol- nights in a row (March grader, and Olivia Rob- Great Chili Challenge, mer Clermont resident 14-15),” said Kane, who PIG ON THE POND lowing locations: Cler- inson and Kristen a competition featur- and Nashville’s musi- mont Middle School, expects the rodeo to be Cifelli, both sixth grad- Clermont’s main ing a variety of chili, cian; the Down Broth- 301 East Ave.; Clermont a big attraction, along ers from the school. fundraising event for music by T. Scott Walk- ers, who perform clas- Park and Ride on U.S. with the animal shows. The Leesburg Pub- local educational pro- er and Clemons Road, a sic rock throughout Highway 27 north, just “Our fair is known for lic Library also is join- midway carnival, craft the Orlando area; Hay- grams and scholarships south of U.S. Highway the animal shows be- ing the festival for the show and boat show. Fire, a locally renowned for college-bound stu- 50; First United Meth- cause the kids wait all first time with its Liter- The activities con- band with a South- dents is being expand- odist Church, at the year to show those an- ary Arts booths, featur- tinue at 8 a.m. Satur- ern-tinged sound and ed from two days to corner of Broome and imals, and that’s the ing storytellers Cheryl day with the 5K Rib the Abbey Four Band, three this year, today 8th Streets, and the best part for the kids to Floyd, Jessica McCune through Sunday at Wa- Run/Walk for Edu- a Beatles tribute band Citrus Tower Profes- be able to do that and and Ann Scroggie per- terfront Park. cation, sponsored by known for involving sional Center, located complete their proj- forming on Saturday, A new Sunday line- First Green Bank. Pig the audience in their at the corner of US 27 ects,” Kane said. “The and Jeremy Evans and up for the 16th annual on the Pond “For the performances. and Hunt Street (one animals really mean Chris Kastle on Sunday. event will include sev- Kids” officially opens “Everyone who has block south of the Cit- Authors Pete Ahern, eral musical perfor- at 10 a.m., featuring seen the Abbey Four something to the kids.” rus Tower). Kane said the fair Lisa DeMarco, Glori- mances and this year’s lots of barbecue and a Band in person says Shuttles will run con- usually draws 24,000 anne Fahs, Robert Gre- No Duck Left Behind sanctioned barbecue they are great,” Fishel tinuously from 4 to fairgoers throughout nier, Joyce Halvors- rubber ducky race, in competition, the mid- said. “They incorpo- 10:30 p.m. today, from en, Don Polly and Ruth which one Lake County way, a Kids Zone, des- rate the music and cos- 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. the nine-day run. McIntyre Williams will child will win a $5,000 sert bake-off compe- tumes from three dif- on Saturday and from The fairgrounds is lo- also take part in the scholarship. tition and the annual ferent Beatles eras, and 10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. cated 7620 State Road event. “At the event this Cub Scout Pinewood we are glad to have on Sunday. 471, in Bushnell. Gate The festival will year, we have the rub- Derby Race, scheduled them this year.” Access to the main admission is free for bring back some of its ber ducky race, which from noon to 1:30 p.m. Robinson’s Racing Waterfront Park en- children ages 5 and un- other favorite activi- is wonderful because “Saturday will also in- Pigs will perform at trance will be restrict- der, $3 for children 6 to ties, including live art of the scholarship that clude lots of food, live various times through- ed to emergency ve- 12 and $5 for ages 13 demonstrations; Walk will be given away. Plus, entertainment featur- out the weekend, ac- hicles and handicap and older. A list of fair with the Expert, during we’ll be showcasing a ing Liquid Jade, a vari- cording to event orga- parking. activities is available at which attendees can variety of musicians. ety of local performers nizers. Event organizers are wwww.sumterfair.net. learn more about art; It will be a celebration and of course the fire- Since the event first stressing there is no Call 352-793-2750 for Kids Zone near Town of music,” event coor- works,” Fishel said. began in 1998, near- parking in residen- information.

of the entire days sales will 10% be given to the Beyond The Wall Ministry Food Pantry of Heritage Community Church. A6 DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, March 7, 2014 Senate blocks change to military sex assault cases DONNA CASSATA Thursday’s rejection is un- can, said after the vote that Associated Press likely to be the final word. he was concerned the bill WASHINGTON — Bow- Defeated but unyielding, would “jeopardize our read- ing to the Pentagon, the Sen- Gillibrand and her allies iness and our military sta- ate agreed after impassioned vowed to seize the next op- tioned in the field.” debate Thursday to leave the portunity to force another Among the Republicans authority to prosecute rapes vote, probably in the spring voting with Gillibrand were and other serious crimes when the Senate starts work Republican leader Mitch with military commanders on a sweeping defense poli- McConnell, who faces Dem- in a struggle that highlight- cy bill for the 2015 fiscal year. ocratic challenger Alison ed the growing role of wom- “Many people said to me, Lundergan Grimes in his en in Congress. ‘Kirsten, I’m going to watch re-election bid, and Mike The vote was 55-45 in fa- this, and if it doesn’t get bet- Enzi of Wyoming. vor of stripping command- ter in the next six months, In fact, Gillibrand’s effort ers of that authority, but that I’m with you next time,’” she divided the Senate in ways said at a news conference. that smashed convention- was short of the 60 necessary CHARLES DHARAPAK / AP to move ahead on the legis- “We will not be stopped. al lines on both gender and Look, I’ve been here long Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., left, accompanied by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, political party. lation sponsored by Sen. D-N.Y., speaks during a mews conference on Capitol Hill in Washington on Kirsten Gillibrand. Her bill enough to see how some- Thursday following a Senate vote on military sexual assaults. Conservative Sens. Ted would have given the deci- times change is painful and Cruz of Texas and Rand Paul sion to take serious crimes slow. But it happens. I’ve Missouri, who bemoaned “The people who don’t of Kentucky backed her ef- to courts-martial to sea- seen it. And we will see it the tenor of a policy debate trust the chain of the com- fort, while the chairman of soned military trial lawyers, again,” said Sen. Barbara that pitted her against fellow mand are the victims,” Gilli- the Armed Services Com- independent of the chain of Boxer, D-Calif. Democrat Gillibrand. brand said. mittee, Democratic Sen. Carl command. Pentagon leaders vigor- Backers of the measure The New York lawmak- Levin of Michigan, opposed The debate and vote were ously opposed the mea- insisted that piecemeal re- er was relentless in lobby- it. Including Gillibrand, the the culmination of a nearly sure, as did former prosecu- forms have had only a limit- ing her colleagues, even bill had the support of 17 of yearlong campaign to curb tors and military veterans in ed impact on a problem that in the final minutes of the the Senate’s 20 women. sexual assault in the ranks, the Senate who argued that even the military has called vote. Standing in the well of In two hours of debate, led by female senators who commanders should have an epidemic. Survey results the Senate, she tried to per- proponents and opponents have questioned whether more responsibility, not less, have suggested that some suade a wavering Sen. Mark argued on the Senate floor the military’s mostly male for the conduct of the men 26,000 women may have Kirk, an original sponsor of based on personal experi- leadership understands dif- and women they lead in war been sexually assaulted in her measure. Kirk also got ences, growing frustration ferences between relative- and peacetime. the most recent accounting an earful from Sen. John with what they dismissed ly minor sexual offenses and “We can’t let the com- with thousands unwilling to McCain, R-Ariz., arguing as fixes around the edges serious crimes that deserve manders walk away,” insist- come forward for fear of in- against the measure. and horrific stories from the swift and decisive justice. ed Sen. Claire McCaskill of action or retribution. Kirk, an Illinois Republi- ranks. Skeletons uncovered in mass graves Here comes El Nino; JASON STRAZIUSO good news for Associated Press HARGEISA, Soma- US weather woes lia — An American vol- unteer gently brushes SETH BORENSTEIN anic Atmospheric and away dirt to reveal the AP Science Writer Administration is- bones of a Somali vic- sued an official El Nino tim buried in a mass WASHINGTON — Relief may be on the watch Thursday. An grave some 30 years El Nino is a warming ago. Tens of thousands way for a weather-wea- ry United States with of the central Pacific of skeletons may lie in once every few years, mass graves here, on the the predicted warm- ing of the central Pa- from a combination northern edge of Soma- of wind and waves in lia, where many want to cific Ocean brewing this year that will likely the tropics. It shakes see justice prevail, even up climate around the if delayed. change weather world- wide. But it won’t be for world, changing rain Last year 38 bodies and temperature pat- were uncovered in two the better everywhere. AP PHOTO The warming, called terns. graves by the Somalil- Mike Halpert, acting Members of the Peruvian Forensic Anthropology Team work to uncover bodies buried in a an El Nino, is expect- and War Crimes Inves- director of NOAA’s Cli- tigation Commission, mass grave in Hargeisa, Somaliland, a breakaway region of Somalia. ed to lead to fewer At- lantic hurricanes and mate Prediction Cen- which is overseeing The commission was members from the Isaq work is about helping ter, says the El Nino the work on a third site created in 1997 with clan who were hunt- friends and family close more rain next winter for drought-stricken warming should de- where another dozen the dual aim of offer- ed and slain in the late the mourning process. California and south- velop by this summer, bodies are buried. ing a proper burial to 1980s by the regime of “Families are wait- ern states, and even a but that there are no More than 200 mass the victims and taking Siad Barre, Ahmed said. ing for answers,” said milder winter for the guarantees. Although graves with the bodies judicial action against Barre’s overthrow in Mora, who has worked nation’s frigid northern early signs are appear- of 50,000 to 60,000 peo- those responsible for 1991 unleashed 20 years on similar projects in ple may be in the re- tier next year, meteo- ing already a few hun- the killings. Ahmed, of chaos, making Soma- Congo, Guatemala and rologists say. dred feet below the gion, according to the who was not in Somalil- lia a failed state. Mexico. But the Somali commission. While it could be ocean surface, meteo- and during the 1980s vi- The victims’ families team needs more train- good news to lessen rologists say an El Nino Why dig up the past olence, has headed the “are all grieving and all ing: “We are explain- now? the southwestern U.S. started to brew in 2012 commission the last sad because of non-rec- ing to them you can’t Many African coun- drought and shrink and then shut down four years. ognition of the govern- go into the field and use tries try to forget about heating bills next win- suddenly and unex- atrocities carried out in If government’s ar- ment. We can’t get any heavy machinery. We ter in the far north, pectedly. their recent pasts, said en’t held responsible for recognition from any are teaching them to re- “worldwide it can be The flip side of El Kadar Ahmed, chair- mass killings, then kill- court or any individual,” cover the remains in a quite a different sto- Nino is called a La man of the commis- ings will continue, said Ahmed said about the way you can use them ry,” said North Caroli- Nina, which has a gen- sion, speaking at the Ahmed. Another aim is killings. for prosecution.” na State University at- eral cooling effect. It gravesite. He wants this to “find the individuals About a dozen peo- Mora noted that the mospheric sciences has been much more northern tip of Soma- and take them to court,” ple from the Peruvi- skeletons being uncov- professor Ken Kunkel. frequent than El Ni- lia — a self-governing he said. Ahmed believes an Forensic Anthropol- ered in the latest mass “Some areas benefit. nos lately, with five region called Somalil- that one general who ogy Team are helping grave were all buried Some don’t.” La Ninas and two and — to confront those gave the order to com- Somaliland unbury the facing toward Mecca, a Globally, it can mean small-to-moderate El ghosts head-on. He said mence a slaughter is past, and also helping holy site for Muslims. an even hotter year Ninos in the past nine he hopes an outside tri- dead. The other, he says, to train Ahmed’s staff so He suspects that means coming up and billions years. The last big El bunal will take up the is outside the country. they can one day take the victims were buried of dollars in losses for Nino was 1997-1998. case of the unknown Those killed were ci- over. Franco Mora leads with care by local resi- food crops. Neither has appeared numbers of deaths. vilians and militia the team and says the dents. The National Oce- since mid-2012. Battle for rebel town erases Lebanon border

BARBARA SURK Yabroud, only 20 miles away For the past three years, Leb- Associated Press across the border. anon has been struggling with On a recent day, armed fight- the spillover from Syria’s civ- ARSAL, Lebanon — Sun- ers in pickup trucks and on mo- il war. Sectarian tensions in nis and Shiites from Lebanon torbikes were seen scrambling Lebanon have escalated, as its are streaming into Syria to take down dusty roads out of Arsal Sunni community largely sup- up arms on opposite sides of a into the mountains to cross into ports the mainly Sunni Syrian fierce battle over a rebel strong- Syria and head to Yabroud. Syr- rebel movement, while its Shi- hold — a fight that has effective- ian rebels move freely back and ites back Assad. Hezbollah, the ly erased the border between the forth across the border, and reb- most powerful armed force in two countries and underlined els wounded in the battle are Lebanon, has thrown its weight how Lebanon is being sucked brought to Arsal for treatment behind Assad, sending fighters into the civil war next door. in clandestine hospitals. who have tipped some battles The northeastern Lebanese At the same time, Lebanese in the government’s favor. town of Arsal, dominated by Shiite fighters from the Hezbol- The violence has blown Sunnis, has become a key lo- lah guerrilla group are crossing back into Lebanon itself, with gistical base for the Syrian reb- into Syria to fight alongside the suspected Sunni extrem- AP PHOTO els who have been fighting for forces of Syrian President Bashar ists carrying out a string of re- A Syrian rebel who lost one of his eyes during a battle against months to keep their hold on Assad that have been besieging taliatory bombings against Hez- government forces and Hezbollah fighters in Rima village near the strategic Syrian town of Yabroud since November. bollah-controlled Shiite areas. Yabroud, Syria’ lies on his bed Friday, March 7, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL A7 YOUR EDITORIAL BOARD TOM MCNIFF...... EXECUTIVE EDITOR SCOTT CALLAHAN...... NEWS EDITOR WHITNEY WILLARD...... COPY DESK CHIEF GENE PACKWOOD...... EDITORIAL CARTOONIST Voices www.dailycommercial.com AVOICE US needs to add student online privacy rules s more of our children’s education moves online, there are increased op- A portunities for abusing the collection of their personal data. Last month, Cal- ifornia state Senate leader Darrell Stein- berg introduced a bill that would help close a loophole in federal regulations — at least in California — in an effort to safeguard personal information of public school stu- dents. The potential privacy violations could be significant, and it makes sense for the legislature to act now. Under the federal Family and Education- al Rights Protection Act, schools that re- ceive federal funding are rightly barred from making disclosures about students’ ed- ucation records without permission. But schools and their direct employees are not the only ones with access to such records. These days, private contractors play an en- hanced role in teaching, through online math and language-training games and OTHERVOICES other Web-based programs. To be effective, they often need to track performance by in- dividual students. Many require students to Pressuring the wrong country create a personal online profile, and the re- sulting data caches often are stored off-site, out of the schools’ direct control. he Obama administration is A June 2012 study by the Wash- Schools are supposed to be in charge of showing it can be tough on ington-based Population Refer- what private contractors do with student T foreign policy. Unfortunate- Cal ence Bureau (PRB) supports Et- records, but there is significant confusion ly, that toughness is not direct- tinger’s position. It found that over what information and which contrac- ed at Russia and its incursion Thomas “Seventy-two percent of 15- to tors are affected by the law. In response, the into Crimea, but at Israel, Amer- 49-year-old Palestinian married U.S. Department of Education last week re- ica’s ally. TRIBUNE women prefer to avoid pregnan- leased new guidelines directing schools to In an interview with President MEDIA SERVICES cy, as do 78 percent in Morocco, review contracts on a case-by-case basis. Yet Obama, prior to the Washington 71 percent in Jordan, 69 percent there is a general sense that many schools arrival of Israeli Prime Minister No entity that believes it has in Egypt and Libya, 68 percent are ill-equipped to police their contractors Netanyahu, Jeffrey Goldberg of direct orders from God to kill in Syria, 63 percent in Iraq and or those firms’ subcontractors. Bloomberg.com writes that the those who do not believe as 61 percent in Yemen.” The PRB And that’s where the loophole comes in. president planned to tell Net- they do is going to anger God also states “a growing number of According to the children’s advocacy group anyahu “that his country could women are using contraception, Common Sense Media, few mechanisms ex- face a bleak future — one of in- by making agreements with as family planning services have ist to preclude contractors or subcontrac- ternational isolation and demo- people they regard as infidels. expanded in the Arab region.” tors from compiling students’ personal data graphic disaster —w if he re- Meanwhile, the birthrate and selling it to other businesses without former president of Iran, Mah- fuses to endorse a U.S.-drafted among Israeli women has in- the knowledge of the students, their parents moud Ahmadinejad, articulat- framework agreement for peace creased markedly. Ettinger or the schools that hired them. Yes, there ed the thinking of many Arabs with the Palestinians.” Goldberg writes of a “robust 66 percent should be school oversight, but that’s not and Muslims when he said in adds, “Obama will warn Net- Jewish majority in the combined enough. The Steinberg bill would bar con- 2005 that Israel is a “tumor” and anyahu that time is running out area of Judea, Samaria and pre- tractors from sharing student data, placing that a Palestinian state is just the for Israel as a Jewish-majority 1967 Israel.” By contrast, Jews the responsibility for complying with the “first step” toward Israel’s anni- democracy.” were in the minority in earli- contractors themselves, where it belongs. hilation. “There is an existential threat er eras, comprising only 9 per- Experts say most such firms have privacy The other flaw in the adminis- to Israel,” Secretary of State John cent of that region’s population policies in place, but formalizing their re- tration’s thinking is the “demo- sponsibility is a sensible step. Kerry told the Saban Forum in in 1900 and 39 percent in 1947. graphic disaster” it claims Israel Note, though, that this fix applies only to December, “...that makes it im- Writes Ettinger: “All doomsday faces if it does not work to estab- California. The federal government — either possible for Israel to preserve its demographic projections have lish a Palestinian state. Congress or a regulatory agency such as the future as a democratic, Jewish failed due to their reliance on According to data compiled by Federal Trade Commission — needs to ad- state without resolving the Israe- past demographic data, under- former Israeli diplomat Yoram dress this issue as well. The online world is li-Palestinian conflict in a two- estimating Jewish fertility, over- Ettinger, drawn from the 2013 fast-evolving, and government tends to be state solution.” Scare tactic, or no? estimating Arab fertility and CIA World Factbook and oth- slow to respond. But protecting the privacy There are two obvious flaws discarding the feasibility of sig- er sources, the idea that Israel is rights of children should be a high priority. in this approach toward Israel. nificant waves of Aliyah (Jewish being overwhelmed by an Arab One is that the proposed peace immigration).” From the Los Angeles Times. population with a higher birth- plan cannot work without Pales- Since 2010, five nuclear sci- rate is incorrect. tinian-Israeli reciprocity. For de- entists have been assassinat- Ettinger points to an arti- cades, anti-Semitic pronounce- ed in Iran. Some believe Israel cle written by Rasha Abou Ja- ments and propaganda have is somehow responsible, which, lal, a Gaza journalist, who wrote: dominated radical Muslim think- according to CBS News.com, “While Islam calls for believers The newspaper of choice for Lake ing. Wars and terrorist attacks prompted the Obama adminis- to bear many children and pro- and Sumter counties since 1875 have been launched against Isra- tration to send “strong signals” hibits the use of birth control, el in hopes of ridding the region that the U.S. “did not want Israel new Palestinian generations are EDITORIALS of any Jewish presence. In some to continue the assassinations.” defying tradition and leaning Editorials are the consensus opinion of the editorial board, Arab textbooks, in videos, in the Yet, the president has not taken not any individual. They are written by the editorial staff but are Arab press and in fundamentalist toward limiting the number of not signed. Local editorials are published Wednesday, Friday, sufficient action to prevent Iran children they have.” Jalal credits, Saturday and Sunday. 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The season will son will be a three- The FCSL All-Star culminate on Aug. 3 game set from July 3-5, Game is scheduled for FRANK JOLLEY | Staff Writer [email protected] with the FCSL Champi- which includes the 7 p.m. July 8 at Sanford onship Game at Trop- team’s annual Inde- Memorial Stadium. The Leesburg Light- icana Field, which will — DeLand on June 4 Garden the following pendence Day celebra- Leesburg will wrap ning will open the follow the Tampa Bay and Sanford on June night and will close out tion. The Lightning will up its regular season on 2014 season on June Rays-Los Angeles An- 6. Leesburg will wel- the series on June 12 in host defending league July 26-27 with a pair of 4 against the DeLand gels game which begins come the league’s new- Leesburg. champions Winter Park home games against Suns at Pat Thomas at 1:40 p.m. est franchise — Winter Games at Pat Thomas at 6 p.m. on July 4. Winter Park. The only Stadium-Buddy Lowe Leesburg has played Garden — with a three- Stadium-Buddy Lowe After the game, fans Monday game of the Field. in five FCSL champion- game series beginning Field are free admis- are invited on the field season for the Light- The Florida Colle- ship games in its sev- June 10 at Pat Thomas sion. At all other FCSL to watch the city’s fire- ning is scheduled for giate Summer League en-year history, win- Stadium-Buddy Lowe ballparks, admission is works show at approx- July 14 at Winter Gar- released the schedules ning the league title in Field. Nicknamed the $5 for adults and $3 for imately 9 p.m. den. for each of six teams on 2007 and 2009. Squeeze, Leesburg will children and seniors. Leesburg’s longest All games, except for Thursday in anticipa- The Lightning will travel to Winter Gar- The Lightning is the road trip is five games, Sunday and the Light- tion of the league’s 11th play two home games den West Orange High only team in the FCSL from June 25 through ning’s game on July 14 season. in their opening week School to play Winter that has never charged June 29, when the SEE FCSL | B2 No birdies, but no back issues for Woods TIM REYNOLDS darkness. His numbers: Associated Press two bogeys, eight pars DORAL — There and maybe most news- were 27 fans in the gal- worthy, no noticeable lery when Tiger Woods grimaces on account teed off on the eighth of the balky back that hole Thursday, most forced him to with- other fans having long draw Sunday in the fi- left Doral because of an nal round of the Honda afternoon downpour. Classic. Those who left ear- “Warmup was good ly didn’t miss anything and I felt good all day, from the world’s No. 1 even through the de- player. lay,” Woods said. “I’m Woods’ abbreviat- ready to go back out to- ed day at the Cadillac morrow and play well.” Championship ended His day ended with after 10 holes, after rain a bogey at the par-5 interrupted play for 10th, and that left him nearly 2½ hours and five shots behind the forced the first round overnight leaders, with into today because of SEE GOLF | B2 BRETT LE BLANC / DAILY COMMERCIAL Logan Payne of Tavares High School performs the Bench Press at Wednesday’s Lake-Sumter Invitational weightlifting meet at South Sumter High School. BUSHNELL SSHS wins Lake-Sumter Invitational FRANK JOLLEY | Staff Writer was held Wednesday [email protected] in the South Sumter The Lake-Sumter High School gymna- Invitational weight- sium. lifting meet has al- South Sumter, a ways been one of the longtime area weight- area’s top attractions lifting power, won for schools. the team title with 58 It may’ve reached a points, followed by whole new level this Tavares with 37 points and South Lake with BRETT LE BLANC / DAILY COMMERCIAL year. MARTA LAVANDIER / AP 25. Other finishers in- Stephen King of Umatilla High School performs the Clean A total of 11 teams Tiger Woods lines up his shot on the first hole as rain starts and J0erk at the Lake-Sumter Invitational weightlifting competed in this cluded, Umatilla (20 to fall during Thursday’s opening round of the Cadillac meet on Wednesday at South Sumter High School in year’s event, which SEE LIFTERS | B2 Championship in Doral. B2 DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, March 7, 2014 SCOREBOARD TV2DAY BASEBALL Pittsburgh 6, Toronto 4 Brooklyn 30 29 .508 3 Columbus 62 32 25 5 69 184 172 AUTO RACING 2014 Leesburg Lightning St. Louis 8, Boston 6 New York 22 40 .355 12½ Washington 63 29 24 10 68 188 192 All games 7 p.m. unless indicated Detroit 3, Houston 0 Boston 20 41 .328 14 New Jersey 63 27 23 13 67 152 156 2 p.m. Miami 5, N.Y. Mets (ss) 2, 10 innings June 4, DeLand Philadelphia 15 46 .246 19 Carolina 62 27 26 9 63 154 175 FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for KOBALT 400, at Las Vegas June 5, at DeLand San Diego 8, Chicago White Sox 0 Southeast N.Y. Islanders 64 24 32 8 56 176 217 June 6, Sanford Milwaukee 7, Oakland 2 W L Pct GB WESTERN CONFERENCE 3:30 p.m. June 7, at Sanford Colorado (ss) 8, Texas 2 Miami 43 15 .741 — Cleveland 8, Seattle 5 Central FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, practice for Boyd Gaming 300, at Las Vegas June 8, Sanford (5 p.m.) Washington 32 29 .525 12½ GP W L OT Pts GF GA June 10, Winter Garden San Francisco 3, L.A. Angels 2 Charlotte 28 33 .459 16½ 5 p.m. Colorado (ss) 7, Chicago Cubs 5 St. Louis 61 41 14 6 88 204 141 June 11, at Winter Garden Atlanta 26 33 .441 17½ Chicago 63 36 13 14 86 215 170 FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, practice for Boyd Gaming 300, at Las Vegas June 12, Winter Garden Kansas City 6, Arizona 5 Orlando 19 44 .302 26½ June 13, at College Park Baltimore 11, Minnesota 5 Colorado 62 40 17 5 85 192 166 6:30 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 10, Cincinnati 3 Central Minnesota 62 34 21 7 75 153 150 June 14, College Park W L Pct GB FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualifying for KOBALT 400, at Las Vegas June 15, at College Park, 5 p.m. Thursday’s Games Dallas 62 29 23 10 68 175 175 N.Y. Mets vs. Houston at Kissimmee, ccd., Rain x-Indiana 46 15 .754 — Winnipeg 63 30 26 7 67 176 181 June 17, at Winter Park Chicago 34 27 .557 12 BOXING June 18, Winter Park St. Louis vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, ccd., Rain Nashville 62 26 26 10 62 151 188 June 19, at Winter Park Miami 0, Boston 0, tie, 8 innings Detroit 24 37 .393 22 Pacific 9 p.m. June 20, DeLand Toronto vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, ccd., Rain Cleveland 24 38 .387 22½ ESPN2 — Lightweights, Rustam Nugaev (26-6-0) vs. Marvin Quintero (25-4-0), at Milwaukee 12 48 .200 33½ GP W L OT Pts GF GA June 21, at DeLand Philadelphia (ss) vs. Detroit at Lakeland, ccd., Rain Anaheim 63 43 14 6 92 205 154 Pala, Calif. June 22, DeLand (5 p.m.) Tampa Bay vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, ccd., Rain WESTERN CONFERENCE N.Y. Yankees 4, Philadelphia (ss) 3 San Jose 63 39 17 7 85 190 154 June 24, Sanford Southwest Los Angeles 63 35 22 6 76 152 134 GOLF June 25, at Sanford Seattle 7, Chicago White Sox (ss) 4 W L Pct GB San Francisco 3, Cincinnati 2 Phoenix 62 28 23 11 67 170 180 1 p.m. June 26, at Sanford San Antonio 44 16 .733 — Vancouver 64 28 26 10 66 150 167 June 27, at Winter Garden Milwaukee 5, Colorado 3 Houston 42 19 .689 2½ Calgary 62 24 31 7 55 145 186 TGC — PGA Tour-WGC, Cadillac Championship, second round, at Doral June 28, at Winter Garden Texas 8, San Diego 4 Dallas 36 26 .581 9 June 29, at Winter Garden (1 p.m) Kansas City 6, Chicago White Sox (ss) 6, tie Edmonton 63 21 34 8 50 157 206 6:30 p.m. Memphis 34 26 .567 10 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- July 1, College Park Cleveland 1, Chicago Cubs 0 New Orleans 24 37 .393 20½ TGC — PGA Tour, Puerto Rico Open, second round, at Rio Grande, Puerto Rico L.A. Angels 4, L.A. Dodgers 4, tie, 10 innings time loss. July 2, at College Park Northwest July 3, College Park Arizona 8, Oakland 8, tie, 10 innings Wednesday’s Games MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL W L Pct GB July 4, Winter Park (6 p.m.) Washington vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, late Montreal 4, Anaheim 3, SO 7 p.m. July 5, Winter Park Today’s Games Oklahoma City 46 15 .754 — Toronto 3, N.Y. Rangers 2, OT July 6, at Winter Park (1 p.m.) Philadelphia vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, 1:05 p.m. Portland 42 19 .689 4 Philadelphia 6, Washington 4 ESPN2 — Kent St. at Akron July 8, All-Star Game at Sanford (7 p.m.) Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, 1:05 p.m. Minnesota 30 30 .500 15½ Calgary 4, Ottawa 1 July 10, at DeLand Atlanta vs. Boston at Fort Myers, 1:05 p.m. Denver 26 34 .433 19½ 7:30 p.m. Utah 21 40 .344 25 Thursday’s Games July 11, DeLand Miami vs. St. Louis (ss) at Jupiter, 1:05 p.m. Washington at Boston, late ESPNU — Ohio Valley Conference, semifinal, Belmont vs. Morehead State-Tennessee Pacific July 12, at Winter Park Houston vs. Washington at Viera, 1:05 p.m. Los Angeles at Winnipeg, late Tech winner, at Nashville, Tenn. July 13, DeLand (5 p.m.) Tampa Bay vs. Toronto at Dunedin, 1:05 p.m. W L Pct GB Buffalo at Tampa Bay, late NBCSN — Harvard at Yale July 14, at Winter Garden St. Louis (ss) vs. N.Y. Mets at Port St. Lucie, L.A. Clippers 42 20 .677 — July 15, Winter Garden 1:10 p.m. Colorado at Detroit, late CBSSN — Houston at UCF Golden State 38 24 .613 4 Columbus at Chicago, late July 16, Winter Garden Chicago White Sox vs. Cincinnati (ss) at Goodyear, Phoenix 35 25 .583 6 9:30 p.m. July 17, at Sanford Ariz., 3:05 p.m. St. Louis at Nashville, late Sacramento 22 39 .361 19½ Vancouver at Dallas, late July 18, Sanford Chicago Cubs (ss) vs. L.A. Angels (ss) at Tempe, L.A. Lakers 21 40 .344 20½ ESPNU — Ohio Valley Conference, semifinal, Murray State vs. Eastern Kentucky-South- Montreal at Phoenix, late July 19, at Sanford, 1 p.m. Ariz., 3:05 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot east Missouri winner, at Nashville, Tenn. N.Y. Islanders at Edmonton, late July 20, SE Prospect Showcase in Atlanta Texas vs. L.A. Dodgers at Glendale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Wednesday’s Games July 22, at College Park San Francisco vs. Kansas City at Surprise, Ariz., Pittsburgh at San Jose, late MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL July 23, College Park, 3:05 p.m. Houston 101, Orlando 89 Washington 104, Utah 91 Today’s Games 1 p.m. July 24 at College Park Cincinnati (ss) vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Carolina, 7 p.m. July 25 at DeLand Arizona vs. Oakland at Phoenix, 3:05 p.m. Charlotte 109, Indiana 87 MLB — Tampa Bay at Toronto Brooklyn 103, Memphis 94 New Jersey at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. July 26, Winter Park San Diego vs. Milwaukee at Phoenix, 3:05 p.m. Buffalo at Florida, 7:30 p.m. July 27, Winter Park (5 p.m.) Cleveland vs. Chicago Cubs (ss) at Mesa, Ariz., Golden State 108, Boston 88 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Chicago 105, Detroit 94 N.Y. Islanders at Calgary, 9 p.m. End of Regular Season 3:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Anaheim, 10 p.m. 7 p.m. ‌Spring Training L.A. Angels (ss) vs. Colorado at Scottsdale, Ariz., Denver 115, Dallas 110 3:10 p.m. New York 118, Minnesota 106 ‌GOLF ESPN — Memphis at Chicago AMERICAN LEAGUE Sacramento 116, Milwaukee 102 ‌ W L Pct Detroit vs. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa, 7:05 p.m. PGA Tour/World Golf Championships 9:30 p.m. Portland 102, Atlanta 78 Cleveland 7 1 .875 Saturday’s Games Cadillac Championship ESPN — Indiana at Houston Houston (ss) vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, 1:05 Thursday’s Games Tampa Bay 4 1 .800 Thursday Seattle 7 2 .778 p.m. Miami at San Antonio, late PREP BASEBALL Kansas City 5 2 .714 Minnesota vs. Toronto at Dunedin, 1:05 p.m. Oklahoma City at Phoenix, late At Trump National Doral (Blue Monster) Baltimore 4 2 .667 Miami vs. Atlanta (ss) at Kissimmee, 1:05 p.m. L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers, late Doral 7 p.m. Detroit 5 3 .625 Boston (ss) vs. Baltimore (ss) at Sarasota, 1:05 Today’s Games Purse: $9 million BHSN — Spruce Creek at Altamonte Springs Lake Brantley Oakland 5 3 .625 p.m. Memphis at Chicago, 7 p.m. Yardage: 7,481; Par: 72 (36-36) Atlanta (ss) vs. Washington (ss) at Viera, 1:05 p.m. Note — BHSN is available to Bright House cable subscribers. Minnesota 4 3 .571 Sacramento at Toronto, 7 p.m. Partial First Round New York 5 4 .556 N.Y. Mets vs. Detroit at Lakeland, 1:05 p.m. Cleveland at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Play was suspended by rain and darkness WINTER PARALYMPICS Houston 3 3 .500 Pittsburgh vs. Tampa Bay at Port Charlotte, 1:05 Brooklyn at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles 3 3 .500 p.m. Harris English 32-37 — 69 At Sochi, Russia Utah at New York, 7:30 p.m. Scott Hend 39-33 — 72 Toronto 4 4 .500 N.Y. Yankees vs. Houston (ss) at Kissimmee, Detroit at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 1:05 p.m. Darren Fichardt 38-35 — 73 1 a.m. Chicago 2 4 .333 Milwaukee at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Texas 2 5 .286 Washington (ss) vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, 1:05 p.m. Kevin Streelman 38-37 — 75 NBCSN — Alpine Skiing — Downhill Kansas City vs. Milwaukee at Phoenix, 3:05 p.m. Portland at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Brendon de Jonge 37-39 — 76 Boston 1 5 .167 L.A. Lakers at Denver, 9 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE L.A. Dodgers (ss) vs. Texas at Surprise, Ariz., Jonas Blixt 38-41 — 79 3:05 p.m. Indiana at Houston, 9:30 p.m. W L Pct Atlanta at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Leaderboard Pittsburgh 6 1 .857 Arizona (ss) vs. L.A. Angels at Tempe, Ariz., 3:05 SCORE THRU Miami 5 2 .714 p.m. Hunter Mahan -3 14 Cleveland vs. San Diego at Peoria, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. ‌HOCKEY Washington 4 2 .667 NHL Patrick Reed -3 11 San Francisco 5 3 .625 Seattle (ss) vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, Ariz., Jason Dufner -3 16 GOLF 3:05 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Milwaukee 5 4 .556 Francesco Molinari -3 13 Chicago Cubs vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, Ariz., Atlantic Arizona 5 5 .500 Harris English -3 F FROM PAGE B1 Los Angeles 3 4 .429 3:05 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Arizona (ss) vs. Chicago White Sox at Glendale, Adam Scott -2 10 St. Louis 2 3 .400 Boston 61 39 17 5 83 192 138 Zach Johnson -2 11 Cincinnati 3 6 .333 Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Montreal 64 35 22 7 77 164 157 Colorado 3 6 .333 Oakland vs. Colorado at Scottsdale, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. Matt Kuchar -2 15 Toronto 64 33 23 8 74 189 195 Russell Henley -2 15 Harris English the only one of those to actually Chicago 2 5 .286 Baltimore (ss) vs. Boston (ss) at Fort Myers, Tampa Bay 62 34 23 5 73 179 160 New York 2 5 .286 7:05 p.m. Dustin Johnson -2 15 finish the opening round. Of the 68 players who Seattle (ss) vs. L.A. Dodgers (ss) at Glendale, Ariz., Detroit 61 28 21 12 68 162 169 Louis Oosthuizen -2 13 San Diego 2 6 .250 Ottawa 63 27 25 11 65 177 206 Atlanta 1 6 .143 9:05 p.m. Charl Schwartzel -2 15 were on the course Thursday, only seven failed Florida 62 23 32 7 53 152 201 Ryan Moore -1 12 Philadelphia 1 7 .125 Buffalo 61 18 35 8 44 124 183 to make a single birdie. NOTE: Split-squad games count in the standings; ‌BASKETBALL Rory McIlroy -1 14 games against non-major league teams do not. NBA Metropolitan Keegan Bradley -1 13 Woods was one of them. Going back to the Wednesday’s Games EASTERN CONFERENCE GP W L OT Pts GF GA Miguel Angel Jimenez -1 16 Tampa Bay 5, N.Y. Yankees 4 Atlantic Pittsburgh 61 41 16 4 86 195 150 Sergio Garcia -1 11 third round of the Honda, he has only one bird- Washington 11, N.Y. Mets (ss) 5 W L Pct GB Philadelphia 63 33 24 6 72 180 184 Jimmy Walker -1 9 Philadelphia 2, Atlanta 2, tie Toronto 33 26 .559 — N.Y. Rangers 63 33 26 4 70 164 160 Stephen Gallacher -1 10 ie in his last 26 holes. He’ll play 26 more holes Friday, weather-per- mitting. pounds in the Bench la’s Calvin Alardo, who Clean and Jerk. “Should be a long day for all of us,” Woods LIFTERS Press and 170 pounds lifted a combined with At 219 pounds, South said. FROM PAGE B1 in the Clean and Jerk. of 470 pounds. Bara- Sumter’s Caleb Sim- But first, he’ll have to do some rallying in the At 139 pounds, Eu- jas’ margin of victory — mons won with 575 morning to avoid a rarity for him on the Blue stis’ Corey Davis won 130 pounds — was the pounds, followed by Monster. points), Eustis (19), with 475 pounds. His largest in the meet. South Lake’s Rhys Ar- In 39 completed rounds so far for Woods at Mount Dora (17), East closest competitor was In the 183-pound matti at 540 pounds. Doral, he has only shot over par three times. That Ridge (14), Leesburg Umatilla’s Brett Bush, classification, Estevan East Ridge’s Scott includes a 73 in the final round in 2007 when he (13), Lake Minneola who lifted 470 pounds. Barajas from Tavares Starr was third at 535 won the CA Championship. (11), and The Villages Davis had a top lift picked up the victory “Hopefully, tomorrow I can get back out there (6). Wildwood failed to pounds. in the morning, play well and work back to even record a score. of 220 pounds in the with a 545 pounds. He Simmons had 330 par by the end of the first round,” Woods said. Lifters competed in Bench Press and 255 outlasted East Ridge’s pounds in the Bench “Then shoot a low one in the afternoon.” 10 weight classifica- pounds in the Clean Vinnie Martins, who Press and 245 pounds There was a sense that good things were com- tions, ranging from and Jerk. He improved had 530 pounds. in the Clean and Jerk. ing for Woods when the horn blew to stop play at 119 pounds to Heavy- his weight on each of Barajas secured the He hit on his first lift in 2:22 p.m. weight (more than 238 his three lifts in both victory by lifting 280 the Clean and Jerk, but He left his first two birdie putts of the day short, pounds). disciplines. pounds in the Bench failed in subsequent at- scowled a bit on each of those opening holes, and South Sumter won six Leesburg’s lone win- Press and 165 pounds tempts at 265 and 270 did a bit of stretching while grabbing at the right weight classifications ner was Bryant Benton in the Clean and Jerk. pounds. side of his back after his drive on the par-4 third and Tavares took the at 154 pounds. Ben- At 199 pounds, South Anthony Yurich from hole found the left side of the fairway. top spot in two clas- ton totaled 470 pounds Sumter’s Joey Mohler South Sumter won 238 Alas, no cause for concern. sifications. Eustis and to top South Lake’s walked away with the pounds with a total His birdie try on that hole hit the back lip but Leesburg won one clas- Chucky Hutchinson, win with 575 pounds, weight of 585 pounds. wouldn’t fall. His tee shot on the par-3 fourth sification apiece. who lifted 435 pounds. besting East Ridge’s Leesburg’s Christian left him somewhat exasperated, sailing long and At 119 pounds, Benton had 255 Zach Honnold, who fin- Williams was second leaving him saying “How the hell did it go that South Sumter’s Valen- pounds in the Bench ished with 535 pounds. at 550 pounds and Eus- far?” as he walked back to his bag. tino Avant won with Press and 215 in the Five lifters in the classi- tis’ Tyric Reid was third That led to his bogey, but he had birdie putts a combined weight of Clean and Jerk. fication totaled at least with 530 pounds. on Nos. 5 and 6 — both missed — and then was 355 pounds. Avant lift- At 169 pounds, Jose 500 pounds, includ- Yurich hit at 300 in the fairway at No. 7 when play was suspended ed 195 pounds in the Barajas from Tavares ing Eustis’ Marc Wilson pounds in the Bench because of rain. Bench Press and 160 took the top spot with (510 pounds) and Nick Press and 285 pounds Woods seemed in good spirits throughout, pounds in the Clean a 600 pounds. Bara- Morey from South Lake on the Clean and Jerk. fist-tapping one fan after the sixth hole, chatting and Jerk. jas’ winning weight and Jonathan Pickett In the Heavyweight was the third-high- from Lake Minneola at classification, Mon- for a brief second with a volunteer as he walked He outlasted team- off the seventh, smiling a bit as he stretched again mate Alan Macias, who est total recorded in 500 pounds each. tel Presley from South the meet and was the Morey was awarded Sumter won with 650 on the eighth during a brief delay caused by Ser- lifted 350 pounds. gio Garcia needing a ruling in the group ahead. only 600-pound total fourth place because pounds, outdistanc- Cody Maddux was So no birdies, but no back problems. by a lifter weighing less he was lighter at 196 ing Mount Dora’s Rich- the top lifter at 129 In short, it could have been a lot worse. pounds. Maddux hoist- than 200 pounds. pounds than Pickett ar Marinacci (620 “Felt a lot better today,” Woods said. ed a combined weight Barajas hit 315 (197.2 pounds). pounds) and TJ McCoy of 360 pounds to easi- pounds in the Bench Mohler’s winning (585) from South Lake. ly outdistance Tavares’ Press and 285 pounds total came from a Presley hit at 375 IF YOU’RE PLAYING, WE’RE INTERESTED Trevor Lamm, who fin- in the Clean and Jerk. 295-pound lift in the pounds in the Bench ished with 330 pounds. His closest competi- Bench Press and a Press and 275 in the When sports are being played in Lake County, we want to Maddux hit 190 tor was Lake Minneo- 280-pound hoist in the Clean and Jerk. report it and we need your help. Directors and coaches of recreational and youth leagues can send game results, tween the fourth- and Field — would be need- ed countless Hall of statistics, team and action photos, and we’ll publish them FCSL fifth-seeded teams. The ed to accommodate the Fame players, includ- in the newspaper and on our website. Proud parents can FROM PAGE B1 Best-of-3 playoff se- rebuilding of the Flori- ing Hank Aaron, John- send us individual photos and accomplishments. ries between the four da Citrus Bowl. ny Bench, Rod Carew Just email them to [email protected] and July 19, are sched- top teams will begin on City officials have and Harmon Killebrew. uled for 7 p.m. start. On July 30. also indicated that Tin- Former Leesburg Light- Sundays, game time This year’s roster of ker Field would then ning manager Frank Vi- is 5 p.m. except from teams in include: Lees- be demolished and a ola played there as a CONTACTUS June 29 at Winter Gar- burg, College Park, smaller version rebuilt member of the Orlando den and July 6 at Win- DeLand, Sanford, Win- next to the current lo- and Minnesota Twins. SPORTS EDITOR or 352-365-8279. ter Garden and Winter cation. 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Associated Press something I am used chatted, and I couldn’t to, I have found it ex- help but feel the pro- STATE COLLEGE, tremely tough to main- gram has been left in Pa. — Penn State of- tain my diet regimen good hands. My best fensive lineman John since coming home. friend and former Urschel will routine- This is not to say that center Ty Howle has ly provide a look at his I have let myself go quickly transitioned journey leading to the and found a perma- from playing football NFL draft on May 8 in a nent home at the local to working in the re- series of diary entries. fast food joint. Rather, cruiting office of the The all-Big Ten, third- I forgot how tedious football building. I team AP All-Ameri- making your own make fun of him for can has a Master’s de- meals can be. And this his clean haircut and gree in math and was doesn’t even include khakis, but it serves awarded the William the shopping and as a reminder that we V. Campbell Trophy as cleanup. I have come all have to grow up at college football’s top to realize this NFL gig some point. It rein- scholar-athlete. The needs to work out, be- forces the idea that 6-foot-3, 315-pound cause I am not cut out I am a profession- guard’s third entry to be a chef. My diet al now, but I keep in gives a look at his re- now mainly consists mind how blessed I turn home to State of lean meats (chick- am to be able to con- College, Pa., after al- en, fish) and healthy most two months tinue to play the sport starches (brown rice, away to prepare for I love. Not everyone is the combine. quinoa, potatoes). My so lucky. n n n most recent creation The most exciting I arrived back to was honey grilled thing about finishing Penn State the Sunday salmon with edama- the combine is that I after the combine. Af- me. am no longer training ter a long four days of ULTIMATE FIGHTER like a track athlete. I being examined both am once again a foot- As far as training, I ball player, and now mentally and physi- am lifting and running cally, I welcomed the am focused on doing four days a week with all I can to ensure that relief granted from ly- rest days on Wednes- ing in my own bed. I I am prepared for my days and Saturdays. MICHAEL CONROY / AP pro day. The biggest had put in countless In addition, I am tak- Penn State offensive lineman John Urschel runs a drill at the NFL scouting combine on Feb. challenge I will face hours into training for ing part in MMA 22 in Indianapolis. “The most exciting thing about finishing the combine is that I am no those four days, and is the 15 minutes of cross-training during longer training like a track athlete,” Urschel said. “I am once again a football player, and position work scouts I was pleased to have now am focused on doing all I can to ensure that I am prepared for my pro day.” the week to help with put us through. It is performed well. But, coordination, foot- I have found that one five grueling 3-minute ceive massages during ty good. physically exhausting work, muscle endur- and tests your men- of the greatest keys to rounds. the week to keep us ance, and condition- NO PLACE LIKE HAPPY tal toughness. It is my success is to not dwell ing. I am working In addition to the fresh throughout the VALLEY on the past. After a goal between now and with MMA specialist training, I have kept season. I believed this One of the big- long-deserved day of the pro day to be in Bruce Lombard, who up with taking care to be one of the big- gest benefits of being sleep, I began prepar- the best shape of my runs a cross-train- of my body. I stretch gest reasons why I felt home in State College ing my training regi- life. However, I am en- ing program for colle- and roll out daily, and so healthy even late is seeing my friends. men for the upcoming joying the process and giate and professional often find myself in into the season. We I got to catch up with six weeks in anticipa- taking great joy in be- football players called the cold tub. I have meet twice a week for tion of my pro day on old teammates, and ing a professional ath- MMAFx. These work- hooked back up with an hour a piece. She April 8. even met some new lete. I get to do what outs are no joke. I am my massage therapist, is only 110 pounds, faces in the Penn State others would do for YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT constantly punch- Lydia Moore. During but she still manag- football family. Coach fun (workout and play While training is ing and moving for the fall, we would re- es to beat me up pret- James Franklin and I football) for a living.

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Mariano Rivera rescues, renovates NY church

JIM FITZGERALD its attendees, but also time, City Councilman Associated Press provide programs that Louis Trangucci, said NEW ROCHELLE, would meet the needs Wednesday he still feels N.Y. — Being retired of the less fortunate in the city should have hasn’t stopped Maria- the community.” Plans tried to get more for the no Rivera from picking call for a “learning cen- property. But he said up one more save. ter” that will provide the project has only en- A crumbling and education, sports and hanced the area “and long-vacant church on other after-school pro- I support what Maria- Thursday became the grams for children. no had done with the new home of a minis- “He’s doing some- church.” try led by the wife of the thing not just for his Mayor Noam New York Yankees leg- faith but at the same Bramson said the city end, following a $3 mil- time setting up a place did not have the mon- lion restoration project where he can help ey it would have taken funded by his founda- kids,” said Brandon to save the building. tion. Steiner, a Rivera busi- Villani said the For years, Rivera had ness partner whose church needed plenty been crediting God sports memorabilia of work: The bell tower for his skills on the firm is headquartered had begun collapsing, field, where he tallied in New Rochelle. and a new front wall a record 652 saves be- Steiner said he’s nev- needed to be built and fore retiring last sea- er seen Rivera so fo- new stained glass win- son. Now his founda- cused on a project. dows installed. tion has poured about “He was like the gen- “We loved the stone- $3 million into restor- eral contractor,” Stein- work, and some of the ing the 107-year-old er said, laughing. “He inside beams were still church for Refugio de JIM FITZGERALD /AP was in there directing in good condition,” he Esperanza, or Refuge of painters.” said. Hope, the Pentecostal Refugio de Esperanza (Refuge of Hope) Church in New Rochelle, N.Y. has been vacant and deteriorating for decades. The building has been renovated with the help of retired New York The city agreed to sell Across the street at Christian congregation Yankees pitcher Mariano Rivera. Clara Rivera, his wife, is to be the head pastor of the new the building to Rivera Kenny’s Barbershop, led by his wife, Clara. congregation. for $1 in return for his Carlos Sanchez has “It has been a privi- promise to rehabilitate been watching the ren- lege to fulfill a dream the project. Most resi- byterian church but New York magazine last it. One opponent at the ovation every day. that God put in our dents walking by ear- was abandoned in the year, “We only fit like hearts,” Rivera said af- lier this week did not 1970s and was even- 50 people, 60 people ter the ribbon-cutting. even know he was in- tually bought by New tops.” “We have prayed, we volved. Rochelle, a diverse city “We have whites, we have worked and pa- But he briefly men- of about 77,000 just have blacks, we have tiently we have waited tioned the opening of 6 miles north of the Hispanics,” he said. for the exact moment the church after re- Bronx. The church is “We have all kinds. It when God has given ceiving a humanitarian next door to the police doesn’t matter. As long the order to be here in award from the Jackie and courts headquar- as you love Christ, we this building,” Clara Robinson Foundation ters, and police had in it. And if you don’t Rivera said, address- on Monday. used some of the space love him, we will work ing the crowd in Span- “You don’t do it to be to store evidence, said with you so we put you ish accompanied by a recognized,” he said. architect Jonathan Vil- on the right path.” translator. “On this day, “You do it because it lani. The congregation’s it now becomes a real- comes from the heart. Meanwhile, his wife’s website says it “felt the ity.” You want to please the congregation had been need to organize a lo- The wildly popu- Lord.” outgrowing its meet- cal church that would lar former Yankee, 44, The grey stone build- ing place — the Rive- not only present the had been quiet about ing had been a Pres- ra home. Rivera told message of salvation to B4 DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, March 7, 2014

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DOW JONES NASDAQ S&P 500 GOLD SILVER CRUDE OIL T-NOTE 10-year 16,421.89 4,352.13 1,877.03 1,351.80 21.57 101.56 2.74 + 61.71 A - 5.84 B + 3.22 A + 11.50 A + 0.303 A + 0.11 A + 0.04 A Silicon Valley boom eludes many, drives income gap MARTHA MENDOZA he shares custody with AP National Writer his wife. SAN JOSE, Calif. — “I just have to swal- Arwin Buditom guards low my pride,” Far- some of the most suc- fan said. “You gotta do cessful high-tech what you gotta do be- firms in America. Jo- cause in the end pride seph Farfan keeps is not going to feed their heat, air and you.” ROXANNE BROWN / DAILY COMMERCIAL electric systems hum- From the White Rooms to Go is set for the grand opening of a new store in ming. But these work- House to the Vatican Clermont. The 35,000-square-foot facility combines Rooms ers and tens of thou- to the world’s busi- to Go and Rooms to Go Kids. sands like them who MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZ / AP ness elite, the growing help fuel the Silicon gap between the very Valley’s tech boom People line up at a food pantry at Sacred Heart wealthy and everyone CLERMONT can’t even make ends Community Service on Friday in San Jose, Calif. meet anymore. Bu- teachers, security when he met with fi- else is seizing agen- ditom rooms with his guards and landscap- nancial counselors, das. Three decades sister an hour’s drive ers commute, some- they told him there ago, Americans’ in- Not your typical from work. Farfan gets times for hours, from was nothing left to cut come tended to grow his groceries at a food less-expensive inland except groceries be- at roughly similar pantry. suburbs. cause rent, child sup- rates, no matter how Rooms to Go store “It’s unbelievable Now the widening port and transporta- much they made. But until you’re in the mid- income gap between tion expenses were since about 1980, in- ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer 16 miles away on State dle of it,” Farfan said, the wealthy and those eating away the rest of come has grown most [email protected] Road 50 and Hiawas- standing in line at the left behind is spark- his money. for the top earners. see Road in Orlando, Sacred Heart Commu- ing debate, anger and Buditom, also 44, Rooms to Go was For the poorest 20 per- planning to open a store was closed this week. nity Center in San Jose sporadic protests. said the reality of cent of families, it has Some staffers at the old- for free pasta, rice and “F- — the 1%” and working for some in Clermont six years dropped. ago but backed off be- er store have moved to vegetables. “Then the other rants were of the nation’s rich- A study last month the new store. reality hits you.” spray-painted last est companies has cause of a shaky econ- by the Brookings In- omy. Still interested in “We are glad to be Silicon Valley is en- month on walls, ga- sapped his belief in here and would love to tering a fifth year of un- rages and a car in the the American dream. stitution found that south Lake, the com- among the nation’s pany took another look have people come in fettered growth. The Silicon Valley town For the past four years, and see us,” company median household in- of Atherton, home to he has been living in 50 largest cities, San at Clermont two years Francisco experienced ago and pulled the trig- Regional Vice President come is $90,000, ac- many top tech CEOs his sister’s apartment, Alan Salmi said. “We are cording to the Census that Forbes magazine commuting an hour in the largest increase in ger when officials found the same property still completely full service Bureau. The average last year called the na- stop-and-go traffic for income inequality be- with sales associates single-family home tion’s most expensive a $13-an-hour securi- tween 2007 and 2012. on the market. A ribbon-cutting who are knowledge- sells for about $1 mil- community. In Cuper- ty job. The richest 5 percent able about what they lion. The airport is tino, security guards “I’m so passed over of households earned ceremony is planned for 10 a.m. Saturday are selling and who can adding an $82 million rallied outside Apple’s by the American $28,000 more, while answer any questions private jet center. shareholder meeting dream, I don’t even at 13642 East State Road the poorest 20 percent 50. about home furnish- But the river of mon- on Feb. 28 demanding want to dream it any- of households saw in- ings that people might ey flowing through better wages. “What’s more,” said Buditom, Rooms to Go Presi- come drop $4,000. dent Jeffrey Seamen, have.” this 1,800-square-mile the matter with Sili- who emigrated from To the south, Silicon Regional Adminis- peninsula, stretch- con Valley? Prosperity Indonesia 30 years one of the compa- Valley’s success has trative Assistant Becky ing from south of San for some, poverty for ago. “It’s impossible to ny’s original co-found- made it a less hospi- ers, said he is excited to Bauer said the kids’ Francisco to San Jose, many. That’s what,” get ahead. I’m just try- section is definitely also has driven hous- read their banner. ing to survive.” table place for many, be coming to Clermont said Russell Hancock, after years of waiting for hands-on. ing costs to double Farfan, 44, a na- Buditom stays be- “The kids’ section is in the past five years tive of the valley, said cause he wants to be president of Joint Ven- the right opportunity. ture Silicon Valley, an “We almost had a designed for kids to play while wages for low- he figured he must near his family who in it just as if they were organization focused store here before at the and middle-skilled be mismanaging his help support him. Far- at home,” she said. “We on the local economy very same location,” he workers are stagnant. $23-an-hour salary fan stays to be near his want them to lie in the Nurses, preschool to be struggling. But 9-year-old daughter; and quality of life. said. “We had it under contract in 2008, but beds, test out the chairs, with the economy and walk around and look at all that was happen- everything.” ing at that time, we got John and Lorraine Stocks rise as US job market improves a little nervous. We be- Simmons, Clermont gan looking at this area residents at the store Asspcoated Press Thursday, helped by a high this week. again a couple of years Wednesday for a “soft CURRENCIES opening,” agreed Cler- report that showed the The report on un- Dollar vs. Exchange Pvs ago and come to find NEW YORK — Inves- number of people who employment claims out, the same proper- mont was in need of a tors were looking for Rate Day Rooms to Go store. filed for unemployment was one of the first bits Yen 103.08 102.44 ty was still available and any reason to look past benefits fell last week to of good news inves- “I’m glad we’re get- Euro $1.3848 $1.3734 we were thrilled.” the cold weather that the lowest level in three tors have gotten on the Seaman said that an- ting this kind of stuff Pound $1.6725 $1.6717 has hampered the U.S. months. The gains were economy, following other exciting thing — (business wise) in Cler- Swiss franc 0.8820 0.8876 economy in the last few enough to give the weeks of data that paint- both for the company mont,” John said. weeks, and they found it. Standard & Poor’s 500 ed a picture of a slowing Canadian dollar 1.0993 1.1080 and for the communi- Some of the priz- Stocks mostly rose index its third all-time economic recovery. Mexican peso 13.1516 13.2627 ty — is that the 35,000 es people will have the -square-foot Clermont chance to win at the store is the first of its grand opening are a kind in Florida: a com- 65-inch Samsung LED bined Rooms to Go and HDTV, a living room set Rooms to Go Kids & valued at $2,000, a bed- Teens store. There are room set worth $1,500, 87 and 93 octanes available plus... only two other combo a $1,000 dining room, stores in the nation, one three blended leath- Diesel, Race Gas, Lubes and Oils in Georgia and one in er recliners, two Sam- Custom Texas. sung Galaxy 3 tablets, People who have vis- three $250 Rooms to Go Screen ited other Rooms to Go gift cards, four Sony Cy- stores will see the Cler- bershot 16.1-megapixel Doors mont store is different, cameras and two Sam- Seaman said. sung Chromebooks. 21901 US Hwy. 441 and more . . . “Sometimes in our People interested in (near Hwy. 46 overpass) showrooms, we can’t entering their name in • Screen Rooms • Glass Rooms show everything, but the drawing for any of Mount Dora • Glass, Vinyl, Acrylic Window Rooms this store has every- the above mentioned • Carports • Roof Over Systems thing we sell on display prizes can register at • Vinyl Siding • Utility Rooms for people to see in per- the store through Sun- • Soffit & Fascia son — everything,” he day, and no purchase is • ALL PHASES OF ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTION said. “We want people necessary. Monday - Friday • WE INSTALL OR DO IT YOURSELF to come check us out Going forward, the because we can’t wait to store’s hours are 10 a.m. 7:30am - 5:30pm see people’s reactions.” to 9 p.m. Mondays To make way for the through Saturdays and Saturday 8am-12pm FL State Certified Lic# CBC028963 • #CRC 1330341 new Clermont store, an 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sun- 1118 S. 14th St. (U.S. 27), Leesburg, FL older Rooms to Go store days. 383-0922 To See Our Work Visit Us At www.lakesquare.info in the Highland Lake For information, call shopping center, just 352-432-2958. The Market In Review Friday, March 7, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL B5

Bump in hiring? Eye on consumers Measuring joblessness Nonfarm payrolls Unemployment rate Economists expect that U.S. seasonally adjusted, in thousands The Federal Reserve issues a report today on how much Did more Americans find seasonally adjusted employers stepped up their credit Americans took on in January. work last month? 7.5% hiring last month. 300 274 Consumers increased Find out today, when Employers added just 237 their borrowing in Decem- the government releases 113,000 jobs in January. That ber by the largest amount the nation’s unemploy- 7.27.2 200 followed a gain of only 75,000 est. in 10 months as demand ment rate for February. 164 7.0 jobs in December. Those 145 for auto, student and credit Economists forecast 7.0 figures are about half the 113 card debt rose sharply. The that the rate was

To d ay 100 75 monthly pace of the past two big increase pushed total unchanged last month 6.7 est. years and reflect, in part, the borrowing to $3.1 trillion, a from 6.6 percent in 6.6 6.6 impact of harsh winter weather 0 record. Economists January, when U.S. 6.5 on hiring. The Labor Depart- FJDNOS anticipate consumers’ employers added jobs at FJDNOS ment reports February payroll ’13 ’14 appetite for debt eased in about half the rate of each ’13 ’14 figures today. Source: FactSet January. month last year. Source: FactSet

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Whrlpl 2.50 147.49 -.29 PerkElm .28 46.09 +.27 S-T-U Tenaris .86e 42.76 +.60 AtwoodOcn ... 49.09 +.36 CienaCorp ... 24.46 -.90 EndvSilv g ... 5.41 +.05 Hess 1.00 81.44 +.70 JnprNtwk ... 26.44 +.07 MerL pfE 1.78 25.53 +.01 WhiteWave ... 29.79 -.22 Perrigo .42f 163.89 -3.06 SAP AG ... 79.27 +.98 TenetHlth ... 42.82 -.57 AuRico g .16 4.86 +.07 Cigna .04 79.07 -.66 Energen .60f 81.40 -.82 HewlettP .58 30.09 +.15 KAR Auct 1.00 32.10 +.08 MerL pfF 1.82 25.63 +.03 PetChina 4.75e 104.92 +.57 SCANA 2.10f 48.60 -.16 WhitingPet ... 70.83 +.58 Autoliv 2.08 96.73 +.43 Cimarex .64f 112.09 -.83 Energizer 2.00 94.99 +1.11 Hexcel ... 44.97 -.05 KB Home .10 19.01 -.53 MetLife 1.10 52.37 +.28 Tenneco ... u62.31 +.95 PetrbrsA .77e 11.63 +.16 SK Tlcm ... 21.87 -.09 WidePoint ... 1.58 -.01 AvalnRare ... .72 -.03 CinciBell ... 3.60 +.04 EngyTEq s 1.39f u45.97 +.49 hhgregg ... 9.51 +.14 KBR Inc .32 28.45 +.60 MKors ... 98.62 -.37 Teradata ... 46.98 +.40 Petrobras .27e 11.18 +.16 SM Energy .10 74.07 +.13 WmsCos 1.61f u42.65 +.20 AvalonBay 4.64f 127.84 -1.00 Cinemark 1.00 30.89 +.51 EngyTsfr 3.68f 55.30 -.63 HighwdPrp 1.70 37.98 -.27 KKR 1.40e 24.46 +.22 MidAApt 2.92f 67.67 -.46 Teradyn .24 19.85 -.06 PtroqstE ... 4.97 +.03 SpdrDJIA 3.60e 164.09 +.74 WmsPtrs 3.57f 50.02 +.30 AveryD 1.16 51.09 +.03 Citigroup .04 49.71 +.29 Enerpls g 1.08 19.43 +.02 Hillshire .70 37.57 +.05 KKR Fn .88 12.37 +.08 MidstsPet ... 5.26 +.06 Terex .20 44.63 +.81 Pfizer 1.04f u32.46 -.29 SpdrGold ... 130.17 +1.28 WmsSon 1.24 58.89 -.42 Avnet .60 42.93 -.01 Citigp wtB ... .04 -.00 Enersis .46e 14.09 +.05 HilltopH ... 23.63 -.81 KT Corp ... 13.48 -.19 MillenMda ... 6.25 +.10 Tesoro 1.00 53.55 +1.81 PhilipMor 3.76 80.91 -.16 SpdrEuro501.13e u42.63 +.44 WillisGp 1.20f 43.25 +.92 Avon .24 15.02 +.01 Citigp pfJ 1.78 u26.73 -.02 ENSCO 3.00 51.94 -.78 Hilton n ... 22.48 -.29 KC Southn 1.12f 97.55 +1.05 MindrayM .50e d32.65 -1.42 TevaPhrm 1.28e u49.82 +.02 PhilipsNV .98e 35.31 +.78 SP Mid 2.10e 252.51 +.12 Textron .08 u40.11 +.14 Wipro .14r 14.16 +.04 Axiall .64 45.96 +3.92 Citigp pfK 1.72 u25.90 -.04 Entergy 3.32 62.38 -.65 HollyFront 1.20a 47.49 +1.73 KapStone s ... u32.09 -.50 MinesMgt ... u1.73 +.13 WiscEngy 1.56f 43.66 -.19 EntPrPt 2.80f 67.23 -.51 HomeProp 2.92f 60.06 -.60 KateSpade ... u36.62 +1.12 MitsuUFJ ... 5.93 +.20 Phillips66 1.56 78.14 +1.33 S&P500ETF3.35eu188.18 +.43 TherapMD ... u7.80 +.37 AXIS Cap 1.08 44.44 +.30 CleanHarb ... 50.81 +1.84 PhxNMda ... 12.71 -.56 WTEurSC 1.38e u63.32 +.87 B2gold g ... 3.13 +.09 CliffsNRs .60 19.10 ... Entravisn .10a 7.10 +.24 Honda .79e 37.30 +.38 Kellogg 1.84 61.43 +.15 MobileTele .94e 16.49 -.26 SpdrBiot .22e 161.61 -5.24 ThermoFis .60u126.40 +.49 PiedmOfc .80 17.07 -.20 Spdr Div 2.87e 73.27 +.05 ThirdPtR n ... 15.77 +.05 WTJpHedg 1.24e 48.54 +1.04 BB&T Cp .92 38.77 +.38 Clorox 2.84 86.63 +.07 Envestnet ... 44.06 +.92 HonwllIntl 1.80 94.75 +.09 Kennamtl .72 45.10 +.38 Mohawk ... 144.51 +2.00 WT EmEq 2.10e 47.64 +.35 EnvisnH n ... u34.01 +.33 Hormel .80f u47.31 -.55 KeyEngy ... 8.72 -.03 MolsCoorB 1.48f u57.99 +.50 Pier 1 .24f 19.40 +.10 SpdrHome .10e 33.84 -.10 ThomCrk g ... 2.72 +.03 BCE g 2.47f 43.97 +.20 CloudPeak ... 19.61 +.23 PinnclEnt ... 24.35 +.07 WT India .13e 17.81 +.42 BHP BillLt 2.32e 68.10 +.59 EqLfPrp s 1.00 40.86 -.05 Hornbeck ... 43.99 +.63 Keycorp .22 13.64 +.28 Molycorp ... 5.00 +.04 SpdrS&PBk .43e 33.65 +.24 ThomsonR 1.32f 34.44 +.05 Coach 1.35 48.34 +.23 PinWst 2.27 54.05 -.46 WolvWW s .24 26.95 +.06 BP PLC 2.28 48.79 -.03 EqtyRsd 1.85e 58.36 -.39 Hospira ... 43.53 +.88 KilroyR 1.40 58.04 +.47 Monsanto 1.72 113.74 +.83 SpdrBarcCv1.64e u49.57 -.14 3D Sys ... 68.50 -2.80 CobaltIEn ... 18.07 -.17 PionEnSvc ... u11.99 +.23 Workday ... 104.79 -2.24 BP Pru 9.26e 83.21 +1.30 EsteeLdr .80 69.04 -.23 HospPT 1.92 27.39 -.33 KimbClk 3.36f 109.39 +.75 MonstrWw ... u8.30 +.07 SpdrEMBd .80e 29.22 +.18 3M Co 3.42f 134.08 +.23 CocaCE 1.00f 47.74 +.28 PioNtrl .08 198.32 -.55 WldW Ent .48 u29.80 +2.70 BPZ Res ... 2.48 +.21 Coeur ... 11.41 +.22 ExcoRes .20 5.16 -.09 HostHotls .56f u20.12 +.15 Kimco .90 22.38 -.25 Moodys 1.12f 82.85 +.84 SpdrShTHiY1.57e 30.94 -.01 TianyinPh ... 1.18 -.08 Exelis .41 20.83 -.38 HovnanE ... 5.22 -.22 PitnyBw .75 u26.29 -.03 SpdrLehHY2.95e 41.22 -.10 Tidwtr 1.00 49.83 +1.00 WuXi ... 36.13 -3.24 BRF SA .39e 19.01 -.33 Colfax ... 71.53 +.35 KindME 5.44f 75.52 +.03 MorgStan .20 31.84 -.13 Wyndham 1.40f u75.74 +.94 Exelon 1.24 29.81 -.47 Humana 1.08 111.47 -.49 MSEMDDbt1.00a 13.32 +.11 PlainsAAP 2.46f 54.01 -.53 SpdrSTCpBd.34e 30.77 +.02 Tiffany 1.36 u93.28 +.22 BabckWil .40 33.15 +.06 ColgPalm s 1.36 63.02 +.40 KindMorg 1.64 32.29 +.09 XL Grp .64f 30.69 +.31 Express ... 18.35 ... HuntgtnIng .80u104.96 +1.07 KindrM wt ... 1.79 +.03 Mosaic 1.00 50.00 +.15 PlainsGP n .64 28.04 +.11 SpdrS&P RB.56e 40.73 +.27 TW Cable 3.00f 141.74 +.64 BakrHu .60 63.48 +.44 ColonyFncl 1.40 22.50 -.31 XPO Logis ... u32.02 +.49 ExterranH .60 40.84 +.47 Huntsmn .50 u24.59 +.27 KindredHlt .48 21.99 -.26 MotrlaSolu 1.24 66.57 +.24 PlatfmSp n ... u21.64 +.15 SpdrRetl .53e 86.39 -.14 TimeWarn 1.27f 68.93 +.45 BallCorp .52 u55.95 +.19 ColumPT n 1.20 26.14 +.08 XcelEngy 1.20f 29.87 -.16 ExtraSpce 1.60 49.15 -.47 IAMGld g ... 3.93 +.05 Kinross g ... 4.99 -.07 MuellerWat .07 9.88 +.01 PlatGpMet ... 1.24 +.01 SpdrOGEx .58e 70.18 +.27 Timken 1.00f 60.97 +.49 BallyTech ... 71.08 +3.63 Comerica .76f 48.95 +.11 Xylem .51f 38.30 -.20 BalticTrdg .07e u7.60 +.05 ExxonMbl 2.52 93.76 -.04 ICICI Bk .75e 39.04 +1.26 KirbyCp ... 104.28 -.05 MurphO 1.25b 59.89 +.40 PlumCrk 1.76 43.68 +.88 SpdrMetM .54e u42.84 +.66 Titan Intl .02 19.43 -.01 CmclMtls .48 19.66 +.25 YPF Soc .15e 28.50 +1.97 BanColum 1.62e 53.31 +1.87 FMC Corp .60f u78.08 +.32 ING ... 14.46 +.21 KnightTr .24 u22.26 +.35 MurpUSA n ... 40.72 +.12 Polaris 1.92f 139.15 +1.91 STMicro .40 9.25 +.15 TollBros ... 39.41 -.14 CmwREIT 1.00 u27.67 -.01 Yamana g .15m 10.33 +.09 BcBilVArg .42e 12.76 +.10 FMC Tech ... 52.57 +1.88 ION Geoph ... 4.20 -.09 Knowles n ... 30.25 -.05 NCR Corp ... 35.06 +.70 PolyMet g ... 1.27 +.10 SABESP s .39e 9.30 -.03 TorDBk gs 1.88f 45.88 +.29 CmtyBkSy 1.12 37.58 +.36 Yelp ... 97.80 +.03 BcoBrad pf .23e 12.07 +.40 CmtyHlt ... 40.50 -.66 FNBCp PA .48 12.49 +.05 iShGold ... 13.09 +.13 KodiakO g ... 11.97 -.17 NQ Mobile ... 20.84 +.01 PolyOne .32f u38.09 +.35 SafeBulk .24 11.04 +.33 Total SA 3.19e u64.92 +.35 YingliGrn ... 6.78 +.73 BcoSantSA .81e 9.27 +.12 CompSci .80 62.58 +.03 FXCM .24 16.23 -.20 iSAstla 1.14e 25.52 +.31 Kohls 1.56f 54.73 -.28 NRG Egy .56f 28.76 -.11 Potash 1.40 35.25 +.46 Safeway .80 u39.47 -.01 TotalSys .40 30.85 +.18 YoukuTud ... u36.85 +1.13 BcoSBrasil .95e 5.03 +.10 ComstkRs .50 19.73 +.13 FamilyDlr 1.24f 63.91 -.57 iShBrazil 1.44e 41.28 +.45 KosmosEn ... 10.83 -.08 Nabors .16 23.09 +.18 PwshDB ... 26.41 +.24 StJude 1.08f u67.97 -.15 TowersWat .56 112.36 -.53 BcpSouth .20 24.91 +.23 Con-Way .40 40.13 +.40 FedExCp .60 137.29 +.38 iShCanada .69e 29.49 +.10 KrispKrm ... 18.90 +.33 NBGrce rs ... 4.65 -.14 PS Agri ... 28.32 -.04 Salesforc s ... 63.14 -.54 Transocn 2.24 42.56 +.13 YumBrnds 1.48 77.29 +2.48 BkofAm .04 u17.35 +.10 ConAgra 1.00 29.14 +.16 FedRlty 3.12 110.69 -.55 iShEMU .92e u42.32 +.54 Kroger .66 u43.37 -.31 NatFuGas 1.50 73.33 -.64 PS USDBull ... 21.35 -.12 SallyBty ... 28.81 -.02 Travelers 2.00 84.40 +.03 ZBB En rs ... 2.08 -.32 BkAm wtA ... u8.36 +.40 ConchoRes ... 121.81 +.96 FedSignl ... 14.60 +.27 iShGerm .44e 31.48 +.24 L Brands 1.36f 57.08 -.43 NOilVarco 1.04 78.23 +.75 PwSClnEn .14e u7.86 +.09 SamsO&G ... .47 -.01 TriangPet ... 8.62 -.27 ZaleCp ... 21.75 ... BkAm wtB ... .92 -.01 ConocoPhil 2.76 66.39 +.09 FelCor .08 u8.90 -.09 iSh HK .61e 20.32 +.11 L-3 Com 2.40f 117.12 -.04 NatRetPrp 1.62 35.01 -.32 PwSPharm .27e 59.37 -1.12 SanchezEn ... 29.15 -.39 TrinaSolar ... u18.19 +1.89 Zimmer .88f u98.25 +1.09 BkIreland ... 19.96 +.02 ConsolEngy.25m 40.64 +.83 Ferrellgs 2.00 24.61 -.52 iShItaly .34e u17.10 +.27 LabCp ... 94.05 +.49 Nationstar ... 32.68 +2.38 PSPrivEq 1.63e u12.44 +.13 SandRdge ... 6.22 -.05 Trinity .60 u73.65 +.55 Zoetis .29f 30.78 +.06 BkNYMel .60 32.76 +.32 ConEd 2.52f 55.29 +.01 Ferro ... 13.59 +.08 iShJapan .13e 11.72 +.22 LadderC n ... 17.28 +.44 NavideaBio ... 2.00 +.15 PSBuybk .27e u43.96 +.08 SandstG g ... 5.36 +.10 TriplePt n ... 15.65 ... ZuoanFash ... 2.12 +.25 Bankrate ... 18.71 -.40 ConstellA ... u83.85 +1.12 FibriaCelu ... 10.74 +.11 iSh SKor .90e 61.62 +.70 LaredoPet ... 25.56 -.61 Navios .24 u11.49 +.60 BankUtd .84 33.85 +.40 Constellm n ... 28.77 +1.02 FidlNFin .72 32.91 +.39 iSMalasia .48e 15.63 +.23 LVSands 2.00f u87.81 +.59 NaviosMar 1.77 17.75 +.16 Stocks in bold changed 5% or more in price from the previous day. Banro g ... .63 +.01 ContlRes ... 121.00 -.99 FidNatInfo .96f 55.65 +.12 iShMexico 1.33e 61.30 +.74 Latam Air .01e 15.47 +.13 Navistar ... 36.25 +.08 Stock Footnotes: g - Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h - Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf - Late filing with SEC. BarcGSOil ... 24.02 +.22 Cnvrgys .24 20.62 +.09 58.com n ... 53.59 +1.26 iShSing .50e 12.76 +.19 Lazard 1.20f 46.12 -.23 NeoPhoton ... 8.37 +.04 n - Stock was a new issue in the last year. The 52-week high and low figures date only from the beginning of trading. pf - Preferred stock Barclay .42e 17.07 +.09 CooperCo .06 130.09 -.79 FstAFin n .48 26.79 +.28 iShSoAfr 1.57e 65.16 +1.37 LeapFrog ... 7.52 +.42 Neuralstem ... 3.57 -.11 issue. rs - Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50% within the past year. s - Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the BarVixMdT ... 15.45 -.04 CooperTire .42 23.80 +.20 FstBcpPR ... 5.41 +.02 iShSpain 1.10e u40.91 +.75 LearCorp .80f u83.49 +.40 NeuStar ... 36.50 +.29 last year. vj - Company in bankruptcy or receivership, or being reorganized under the bankruptcy law. Appears in front of the name. B iPVix rs ... 42.97 -.23 CopaHold 3.84 124.50-10.37 FstCwlth .28f 8.87 +.17 iSTaiwn .26e 14.30 +.28 Lee Ent ... u5.28 +.07 NwGold g ... 6.22 +.06 Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount Bard .84 143.71 -.41 Copel .25e 11.30 +.50 FstHorizon .20 12.13 -.01 iSh UK .50e 21.17 +.03 LeggMason .52 u46.52 -.02 NewOriEd .35e 28.17 -.62 declared or paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of divi- BarnesNob ... 20.89 +.42 Corning .40 19.54 -.12 FstInRT .41f 19.19 -.12 iShSilver ... 20.66 +.30 LeggPlat 1.20 32.15 +.20 NewResd n .70a 6.44 -.19 dends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared Barnes .44 38.77 +.06 CorpOffP 1.10 26.52 -.47 FMajSilv g ... 11.56 +.21 iShSelDiv 2.19e 72.09 -.07 LennarA .16 42.90 -.25 NY CmtyB 1.00 16.14 +.02 or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend Barracuda n ... u41.09 +2.61 CorrectnCp 2.04f 33.46 -.42 FstRepBk .48 52.29 -.29 iShChinaLC1.02e 35.38 +.37 LeucNatl .25 28.03 +.03 Newcastle .40b 4.74 -.01 announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. BarrickG .20 20.35 -.03 Cosan Ltd .30e 12.15 +.38 FTDJInet ... u65.39 -.13 iSCorSP5003.35eu189.28 +.54 Level3 ... 37.49 +.53 NewellRub .60 31.46 -.20 t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - BasicEnSv ... 23.29 -.29 Cott Cp .24 8.12 -.04 FT Tech .10e u31.86 -.07 iShCorTBd 2.50e 107.77 -.24 LexRltyTr .66f 11.56 -.12 NewfldExp ... 28.73 +.06 P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. B6 DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, March 7, 2014

Nasdaq National Market Name Div Last Chg AvisBudg ... u48.66 -.11 CommVlt ... 69.23 -.75 FinLine .32f 27.51 +.16 Incyte ... 65.61 -.93 Lattice ... 7.80 -.07 MicrosSys ... 55.99 -.30 Nvidia .34 18.38 -.26 RockwllM ... 13.39 +.31 TakeTwo ... u20.74 -.06 Axcelis ... 2.24 -.03 Compugn ... 11.17 -.73 FireEye n ... 89.55 -6.08 Infinera ... 9.00 +.28 LeapWirlss ... 17.52 -.08 MicroSemi ... 24.03 +.19 OReillyAu ... 149.75 -.73 RosettaR ... 46.17 +.51 TASER ... 19.65 -.22 A-B-C B/E Aero ... 86.65 +1.06 Compuwre .50 10.84 +.08 FstNiagara .32 9.22 -.01 InfinityPh ... 14.29 -.53 LexiPhrm ... 1.80 -.06 Microsoft 1.12 38.15 +.04 OceanPw h ... 4.34 -.19 RossStrs .80f 71.75 ... TeslaMot ... 252.94 +.28 ASML Hld .83e 91.53 +1.66 BGC Ptrs .48 u7.12 +.06 ConcurTch ... 117.88 -3.09 FstSolar ... 58.24 +.09 Informat ... 40.62 -.38 LibGlobA s ... 44.16 +.88 Microvis h ... 2.21 -.01 Oclaro ... u3.17 +.10 Rovi Corp ... 24.85 +.06 TesseraTch .40a 22.32 +.13 AcadiaHlt ... 47.62 -1.11 BJsRest ... 33.62 +5.96 Conns ... 35.15 -.41 FT DWF5 ... 19.86 ... Insmed ... 18.07 -1.38 LibGlobC s ... 42.62 +.61 MitelNet g ... 10.10 +.26 OldDomFrt ... 56.05 +1.15 RoyGld .84f 70.06 +1.05 TexInst 1.20 u45.68 +.50 AcadiaPh ... 27.17 -1.38 BSD Med ... 1.39 -.06 Copart ... 36.82 +.04 FsTrGrEn .07e 21.31 +.09 Insulet ... u48.81 -1.21 LibtMda A ... 134.56 -.42 Momenta ... 14.90 -.35 OmniVisn ... 17.31 -.38 RubiconTc ... u14.39 -.10 TexRdhse .60f 25.67 -.27 Accuray ... 9.55 +.06 Baidu ...u184.64+10.07 CorinthC ... 1.54 ... FstMerit .64 21.35 +.29 InsysTh n ... 73.98 -1.94 LibtyIntA ... 29.31 +.07 Mondelez .56 34.88 +.55 OnSmcnd ... u9.70 +.06 Ryanair ... u56.86 +.23 Theravnce ... 34.91 -.91 AcelRx ... u13.01 -.02 BallardPw ... 5.08 -.28 Costco 1.24 113.26 -3.21 Fiserv s ... 58.66 +.38 IntgDv ... 12.42 +.01 LifePtH ... 54.11 -.52 MonstrBev ... 72.84 -.60 Oncothyr ... 3.52 -.03 TibcoSft ... 22.77 +.17 Achillion ... 3.43 -.20 BncFstOK 1.24 56.28 +.48 CowenGp ... 4.20 +.09 FiveBelow ... 38.62 -.34 Intel .90 24.63 +.13 LinearTch 1.08f u47.68 +.48 Move Inc ... 12.84 -.28 OpenTable ... 84.04 +2.07 S-T-U TileShop ... 16.91 -.14 AcordaTh ... 37.87 -1.51 BaxanoSrg ... 1.68 +.02 Cray Inc ... 37.36 -.52 Flextrn ... 9.15 -.10 InterMune ... 30.58 -1.06 LinnEngy 2.90 31.16 -.55 Mylan ... 54.54 -1.30 Ophthotc n ... u38.25 -.69 SBA Com ... 95.53 +.29 TiVo Inc ... 13.32 -.11 ActivsBliz .20f u20.17 +.13 Bazaarvce ... 8.10 -.03 Cree Inc ... 60.12 -.41 Fortinet ... 23.45 +.09 Intersil .48 12.83 -.03 LinnCo 2.90 30.03 -.30 MyriadG ... 37.40 -.04 OraSure ... u8.13 -.10 SEI Inv .44f 33.78 +.02 TownSprts .64a 9.11 -.06 Actuate ... 6.08 +.09 BedBath ... 68.26 -.51 Crocs ... 15.21 -.26 Fossil Grp ... 116.60 +2.07 Intuit .76 80.73 +.10 Logitech .23e u16.86 +.93 NII Hldg ... 1.09 -.05 Orexigen ... 6.99 -.19 SLM Cp .60 24.63 +.35 TractSup s .52 72.29 +.55 AdobeSy ... 68.92 +.02 Biocryst ... 12.31 -.52 CrssCtryHl ... 8.16 -2.30 FosterWhl .40e 32.42 +.17 IridiumCm ... 7.01 +.05 lululemn gs ... 49.12 -.76 NPS Phm ... 32.54 -1.25 OriginAg ... 2.87 -.50 Saia Inc s ... u39.92 +1.58 TrimbleN s ... u39.96 +.15 Aegerion ... 50.21 -3.53 BiogenIdc ... 340.69 +1.69 Ctrip.com ... 53.74 +.73 FreshMkt ... 34.00 -.74 IronwdPh ... 14.10 -.74 NXP Semi ... u59.91 +2.33 Osiris ... 15.32 -.99 SalixPhm ... 110.77 -3.63 M-N-0 TripAdvis ...u108.38 +1.08 AeroViron ... u36.78 -1.73 BioMarin ... 77.21 -2.07 CubistPh ... 77.43 -2.07 FrontierCm .40 4.87 +.05 Isis ... 52.26 -3.63 NasdOMX .52 u40.70 +.66 Outerwall ... 71.15 -2.14 SanDisk .90 75.45 -1.04 TriQuint ... u12.80 +.11 Affymetrix ... 7.81 -.19 BioScrip ... 7.28 +.08 CumMed ... 6.90 +.29 FuelCellE ... 2.99 -.14 Ixia lf ... 14.49 -.04 MCG Cap .50 3.86 -.03 NatCineM .88a 15.19 -.24 SangBio ... u22.96 +3.35 21stCFoxA .25 34.34 +.40 AgiosPh n ... 39.93 +8.29 BioTelem ... 11.12 -.59 Curis ... 2.95 -.11 FullCircle .80m 8.93 +.19 MSG ... 57.99 +1.70 NatPenn .40 10.87 +.05 P-Q-R SareptaTh ... 29.01 -1.28 J-K-L 21stCFoxB .25 33.46 +.43 AirMedia ... 2.84 -.34 BlkRKelso 1.04 9.57 +.17 CypSemi .44 10.19 -.01 FultonFncl .32 12.55 +.12 MagicJack ... 19.22 -.14 NatusMed ... u26.70 -.05 PDC Engy ... 61.24 -.76 SciGames ... 14.45 +.61 21Vianet ... 27.65 -.08 AkamaiT ... 61.37 -.14 BlackBerry ... 10.04 -.06 Cytori ... 3.15 -.11 FuweiF h ... 1.49 +.13 JA Solar ... 10.58 +.44 ManhAsc s ... 38.98 +.33 NektarTh ... 14.25 -.71 PDL Bio .60 8.36 -.19 SeagateT 1.72 50.10 -2.46 UTiWrldwd .06 11.08 +.16 Akorn ... 22.74 -1.25 BloominBr ... 24.92 +.35 JDS Uniph ... 13.66 -.25 MannKd ... 5.71 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JEANNE THORPE DEBBIE MASTERMAN C2 DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, March 7, 2014 The sky is darkest before the storm, but there is hope he sky is darkest before the world is in turmoil, our sang hymns. We had Christ- selves to be shut off from the storm, but the sun own country sinks deeper mas and Easter celebra- the surest help we have be- T will come out again. and deeper into debt, and tions. Most everyone in our NINA cause some among us are Today we are troubled many of our young people town was of the same faith GILFERT nonbelievers? by wars around the globe. can’t find jobs to feed their so no one objected. Today It is time to open the box Since our troops left Iraq, families. we have a more diverse pop- FROM THE where we have left our lov- the different factions there We stand by and wring ulation and some of those PORCH STEPS ing Father and let Him into don’t seem to be able to our hands while our gov- factions have forced us to the rest of our lives. It is time make a lasting peace, and ernment is in such a state of change all that. We have to to pray for our country and their elected government is disarray that it is unable to ask ourselves the question this is a time when Chris- our country’s leaders. It is a not able to keep control. We come together on any work- — are we better off for tak- tians all over the world re- time to ask God for His help want to bring our troops all able solutions for our do- ing God out of our schools? dedicate themselves to in finding the answers to home from Afghanistan, but mestic problems. Our na- We have a tendency to Christ, remembering His our devastating problems. it looks as though the same tional debt has reached an compartmentalize our lives. death and resurrection for It is time to ask Him, as Sol- thing will happen there. The unimaginable amount, and We have a section for fam- our sakes. The Jewish peo- omon did, for wisdom in people of Syria are rebelling we keep adding to it ev- ily, one for friends, one for ple will soon celebrate Pass- solving our many manmade against their harsh regime, ery day. Our illegal immi- our work, one for entertain- over. It is a time to remem- issues. and many are dying and be- grant problem just won’t go ment and one for our home. ber that God looks down When we were children, coming refugees. away, and we seem unable We tend to keep God boxed on us all and cares for us all our loving parents taught Now Russia has tak- to come to any agreement to up in a small corner where indiscriminately, even the us to pray. We said our lit- en advantage of the unrest solve it. I have yet to men- we attend church and leave nonbelievers. tle prayer before we went to in Ukraine to send troops tion the problems in our with a smile on our faces, We can already see spring sleep at night asking God to there. cities of crime and corrup- feeling we have covered all popping up in our lawns keep us safe until the morn- Israel and her neighbors tion, and the unusually se- the bases and we leave Him and flowers, and when you ing. Now is the time to pray are forever in a state of un- vere weather we have been behind. go outdoors you can smell as you have never prayed rest. experiencing that has been Immigrants have and are the orange blossoms. In before. Pray for the peo- North Korea is again rat- devastating and drained the still coming to this wonder- spite of all the manmade ple of the world that they tling her sabers at South economy. ful country of ours seeking trouble in the world, the sun will be enlightened by a Korea. Do you suppose it is time freedom and safety and the comes up in the morning. God of love, that they will In our own hemisphere, to let God out of that lit- ability to worship as they Who among us can solve be influenced to put down Venezuela is erupting into tle box we have shoved Him please. We have welcomed all the world’s problems? their arms and negotiate a civil disturbance and we into? We have taken Him them all. Those who don’t Who can we elect to Con- for peace. Pray that we may still have our own concerns out of our schools, out of believe in God think this is gress who is wise enough learn to protect our earth about terrorism. our public lives and out of a good reason to push Him to make decisions that will from the devastation we are The United States has at- our government. Every time out of our lives. Well, He’s place us on the right side of reaping upon her, and pray tempted in the past to be He dares raise His head still there in that little box the future? Can we do it our- that the God of love will teach us again to love one the world’s policeman by some organization or other waiting for us to open up selves without a loving God another. trying to solve problems squelches it. the door. in our corner? Are those of militarily. We can no longer When I was a little girl we The Christian season of us who still pray to Him and Nina Gilfert can be reached cover all these bases. While said prayers in school and Lent began Wednesday, and believe in Him allowing our- at [email protected].

WOMEN OF HOSPICE CHECK PRESENTATION COMMUNITY CALENDAR TODAY Center, 100 E. Caro- line St. Tickets are $15, THE 7TH ANNUAL FAR- available at the door. MALL TRACTOR SHOW Call 352-759-2697 for CONTINUES TO SATURDAY: details. Gates open at 8 a.m., Buf- falo Nickel Ranch, 615 S. SATURDAY Whitney Rd. in Leesburg. SUNLAKE ESTATES Admission $5, under age CRAFT AND PIE SALE: 9 10 are free. Go to www. a.m. to 2 p.m., 1054 Sun- stewsihstuff.com or call lake Blvd., Grand Island, 352-728-3588 for infor- with handmade crafts mation. and lunch items avail- AMERICAN LEGION able for purchase. POST 18 LUNCHEON: GRANVILLE BEVILLE From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2234 BUSHNELL CHAP- U.S. Highway 44 in Wild- TER OF THE UNITED wood, features chicken DAUGHTERS OF THE CON- and rice, for a donation FEDERACY MEETING: At a of $6.50. Call 352-748- member home in Bush- 7009. nell at 10 a.m. Call Carol HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS Tomlinson, 352-516- SUBMITTED PHOTO GARDEN AND CIVIC CLUB 5720 for details. Women for Hospice presented Cornerstone Hospice with a check for $100,000 in December, representing their YARD SALE: Through PET VACCINATION annual donation to the organization, which provides care to hospice patients and their families. Pictured are, left to Sunday, 313 W. Cen- CLINIC: From 2:30 to 3:30 right, Chuck Lee, CEO of Cornerstone Hospice; Genene Rawls, Women for Hospice chairwoman; Sue Ellen Ibach; Sally tral Ave., across from p.m., Dollar General, Thibodeau and Pat Jenkins, Women for Hospice board members; Nick Buchholz, executive director of Cornerstone the Howey water tower. 2640 E. Orange Ave., in Hospice Foundation and Mary Valbuena, also on the Women for Hospice board. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 Eustis; and 4 to 5 p.m., p.m., Friday and Satur- Dollar General, 24329 day, and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. CLERMONT proximately 32,000 stu- and alumni who have let us down. People State Road 46 in Sor- Sunday. Call 352-324- rento. Call the SPCA at dents, faculty, profes- achieved scholarly dis- with Intellectual and 6037 for details. Laurent inducted sional staff and alumni tinction. Development Dis- 352-386-748-8993 for in- into The Honor to be inducted into Phi abilities often have a FRIDAY NIGHT JAZZ formation. Pets must be Kappa Phi each year. LEESBURG serious medical con- AT THE LAKESIDE INN, in a carrier or on a leash. Society of Phi MOUNT DORA: With Kappa Phi Membership is by in- dition, that’s why we THE OAKS RV PARK vitation and requires Arc Sunrise of take our partner- Johny Carlsson on pi- QUILTERS SHOW: From 9 The Honor Society nomination and ap- Central Florida ship with these first ano, Barry Smith on a.m. to 2 p.m, 5531 S.W. drums and Larry Jacoby of Phi Kappa Phi has proval by a chapter, Thanks Local responders so seri- 18th Ter. in Bushnell, announced that Tay- with only the top 10 ously,” said Mark S. on bass. The trio will Boots Hall. Demonstra- lor Laurent of Cler- percent of seniors and Agencies at Swain, CEO. play from 7 to 10 p.m. tions, vendors, boutique mont, was recently in- 7.5 percent of juniors, First Responders The celebration 2014 HORTICULTURE and more. Call 352-569- ducted into Phi Kappa having at least 72 se- Celebration included a complete SHOW AT SUMTER COUNTY 4432 for information. Phi, the nation’s oldest mester hours, eligible Thanksgiving-style FAIR BEGINS TODAY: The Lake County’s S.O.S. BREAKFAST AT and most selective col- for membership. meal served by those Through March 15, Sum- NORTH LAKE DETACH- legiate honor society Graduate students Sheriff’s Department, individuals attend- ter County Fairgrounds, Leesburg Police De- MENT MARINE CORPS for all academic disci- in the top 10 percent ing the Arc Sunrise 7620 State Road 471 in LEAGUE: At 8 a.m., Lees- partment and para- plines. Laurent was ini- of the candidates for of Central Florida Bushnell. Information at burg. Call 352-350-2633 medics were honored tiated at University of graduate degrees may and a formal presen- 352-793-2728. for details. Central Florida. also qualify, as do fac- in December with a cel- tation of awards, and EQUUS AND EARTH EX- EUSTIS ART LEAGUE Laurent is among ap- ulty, professional staff ebration at the Arc Sun- a moment of silence PRESSIONS EXHIBIT AT rise of Central Florida. for all first respond- MEMBERS SHOW: Satur- MOUNT DORA CENTER day from noon to 8 p.m. “Next year The Arc Sun- ers who paid the ul- FOR THE ARTS: Opens to- rise celebrates 50 years timate price. and Sunday from noon day, 138 E. 5th Ave. Call to 3 p.m., award pre- of service in our com- For information, 352-383-0880 for infor- munity, and these pro- go to www.sunrise- sented at 6 p.m., Lake Eu- mation. stis Museum of Art, 1 W. fessionals have never arc.org. RSVP DEADLINE TODAY Orange Ave. Go to www. FOR MOUNT DORA LIONS eustisartleague.com. & Tax Preparation CHARTER DINNER: Event HISTORIC MOTE-MOR- ✁ takes place on March 29 RIS HOUSE FREE TOURS at 7 p.m. Reservations at $ 00 TODAY: From 10 a.m. to 2 40 OFF I ♥ 352-735-9629. Customers p.m., 1195 W. Magnolia Receive refund as soon as 8 days SUMTER SINGLES AND St., in downtown Lees- Coupon required. Limited time offer. Some restrictions apply. See preparer for details. COUPLES DANCE: From burg. Call 352-787-5969 7:30 to 10:30 p.m., Lake for details. Panasoffkee Recreation Tom’s Tax Service ASTRONOMY NIGHT AT The Villages Fruitland Park Park, 1582 County Road DADE BATTLEFIELD: From 753-1040 787-1040 459. Call 352-424-1688 6:30 to 9 p.m., with the for details. It’s not too late to file for ‘10, ‘11 and ‘12! ST. Petersburg Astron- GOLDEN TRIANGLE omy Club, at the park, 2468 Hwy. 441/27, Suite 403 (Near Boot Barn) DEMOCRAT CLUB AN- 7200 Country Road Fruitland Park, FL 34731 NUAL CHILI COOK-OFF 603 in Bushnell. $3 Walk-Ins Welcome FUNDRAISER: From 6:30 per car entrance. Call Open Monday-Saturday 9am to 9pm to 9 p.m., Tavares Civic SEE CALENDAR | C4 Friday, March 7, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL C3 Wekiva River: An important, multipurpose waterway t’s time to wrap up our series on Lake RICK I County waterways. REED We’ve looked at a cou- ple of runs — most re- REFLECTIONS cently the Withla- coochee River and the centuries-old plan to situated in a valley with connect the Atlantic high hills surrounding, and the Gulf of Mexico. except on the south- Let’s close with the east, where a line of Wekiva River, also meadows continued spelled Wekiwa. the outlet of the lake to tive along the river un- The first resource I the Wekiva River. til World War II. Some opened when begin- At the time, Seneca ning this series was Wil- of the big, old stumps was in Orange Coun- liam Kennedy’s History left from logging are ty, but became a part of Lake County, pub- still visible while cruis- of Lake when that lished in 1929, which ing the river. county was formed in listed only about 15 rib- When Sorrento was 1887 from portions of bons of water. I contin- settled in 1875, a lum- Orange and Sumter ued adding to my list ber company was cut- counties. and found a wonder- ting timber in the area The directory also ful resource, The Lake around the Wekiva Riv- mentioned Moody, a County Water Author- er and Black Water community in Orange ity and its water at- Creek. County located on the las, which lists dozens The Wekiva was west side and about of waterways, though briefly mentioned in two miles back from many are manmade. “Florida — Empire of the Wekiva River. You can access the list the Sun,” published in The Wekiva was at www.lake.wateratlas. 1930 by the Depart- also used to help lo- usf.edu/river. ment of Agriculture cate Paola in Seminole The Wekiva River is in conjunction with County about six miles mentioned on the Wa- the Florida State Hotel west of Sanford, about SUBMITTED PHOTOS ter Authority website Commission. The 160- three miles from the St. and also is listed in TOP LEFT: This photo shows a shingle mill on the Wekiva River in the 1890s. TOP RIGHT: page book was intend- Johns and Wekiva rivers. Kennedy’s history, al- Swimmers pose at Wekiva Springs in 1926. ABOVE: Wekiva Falls Water Park includes a slide ed to lure visitors and An article in the May and swimming area. beit a very short men- prospective residents 13, 1885 Jacksonville tion in his section on River and forms a por- an RV resort and a wa- ed his water pipe as the to the Sunshine State. Times-Union stated: Montverde: “In the ear- tion of the border be- ter park, was started world’s largest artesian While plugging the “Mr. Wildman, who ly days, a boat picked tween Lake and Semi- in 1968 by C.E. “Gene” well. Middlebrooks 150-room Mount was taking care of a up the ‘truck’ around nole counties. Middlebrooks, who took advantage of the Plymouth Hotel and grove in north Sorren- the lake and loaded it I must admit I got paid $52,000 for 140 notoriety to bring traf- its golfing, it also to, nine miles from on the trains, which confused while look- acres on the Wekiva. fic from SR 46 to his mentioned the near- Eustis, was killed last could be run down to ing for information There has been de- park. by Wekiva River for- week Friday by a tree a dock that was built about the Wekiva Riv- bate as to whether it’s The Ott Fami- est, with its fishing falling on him and where J.M. Cox now er and Wekiva Springs. a spring or an artesian ly bought the park in and quail, wild turkey, breaking his back, and has a boat house,” The different spellings well. 2008 and began mak- opossum and squirrel badly injuring him oth- wrote Kennedy in the didn’t help. The water park has ing improvements, hunting. erwise, while clearing late 1920s. When we first moved two large fountains such as adding new The Wekiva River was up some land on his “Before the coming to Lake County in that shoot under- electrical services also mentioned sever- homestead, near the of the railroad, all sup- 1991, we visited vari- ground water into a for all the camp- al times in Webb’s His- Wekiva river.” plies were sent to Yala- ous springs and swim- manmade swimming sites, cable TV, Wi-Fi, torical, Industrial and And that’s it for Lake ha by boat and were ming holes. We discov- basin from pipes rising a 9,000-square-foot Biographical Florida, County waterways. then hauled across ered Alexander Springs 18 feet into the air . clubhouse and heat- published in 1885 by the hills to Montverde Wanton S. Webb. Rick Reed is a columnist and Rock Springs, When Middlebrooks ed outdoor pool, along — or else were boat- Webb mentioned that who lives in Mount Dora. both wonderful plac- installed the pipes, with newly paved To reach him, call 352- ed up the Wekiva Riv- Seneca was a town five es to take the family. there was debate over roads, concrete patios 383-1458, or email him er to Clay Springs and miles east of Eustis and at [email protected]. thence, by a tramway, We also visited what I whether he tapped and picnic tables. to a dock on the east remember as a spring into a long lost spring Back to the Weki- side of the lake, and in eastern Lake Coun- or just an underground va River: The sec- then across lake Apop- ty just before cross- water supply. ond spelling, Wekiwa, ka by boat, again.” ing the Wekiva River Middlebrooks said was likely the origi- Either trip would and entering Seminole he’d rediscovered a nat- nal name used by the have been tedious con- County. As we head- ural spring called Ford Seminoles. According sidering the topogra- ed east on State Road Springs. He claimed to linguist Mary Hass, phy of the land. 46, we took a right and old-timers said it ex- “We” means water and The Wekiva River has headed south to a fun isted years ago but had “Kiwa” means spring. Sampathkumar Shanmugham, MD its headwaters in Or- swimming area. been covered over. Ex- The Wekiva River was Elias Gizaw, MD ange County at Wekiva After checking sev- perts said it wasn’t a important to the area’s Nitesh Shekhadia, MD Springs, northeast of eral different sites and spring but possibly a commercial and eco- Apopka. It flows north maps, I realize I’m re- plugged-up stream. nomic development. Ramit Panara, MD about 19 miles to the calling Wekiva Falls. The The Guinness Book Logging and turpen- mouth at the St. Johns park, which includes of World Records list- tine industries were ac- ሟሠሡ DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES: A correct diagnosis is education and support Junior members are nior Angus Association LEESBURG the first step in selecting the best course of treat- services for people with eligible to register cattle and take part in associ- ment. That’s why Florida Neurology, P.A. has New Vision low vision or blind- in the American Angus ation-sponsored shows. awarded CVS ness, and their fami- Association, participate The AAA is the largest complete neuroscientistic testing in our office Caremark grant lies in Lake and Sumter in programs conduct- beef breed association to reduce extra trips to the Hospital and speds Counties and The Vil- ed by the National Ju- in the world. the timeliness of test results. CVS Caremark has lages. For information, • EMG (Electromyography) and Nerve awarded a Community call 352-435-5040. Conduction Studies Grant in the amount of • Ambulatory EEG $5,000 to New Vision for GROVELAND • VNG Balance Testing Independence. Funds • Memory Disorder Center will provide early child- Sigler is new AAA • Stroke Clinic hood intervention ser- junior member vices to babies and tod- dlers with low vision or Ricky Sigler of Grov- OUR PHYSICIANS PERFORM: blindness, as part of the eland is a new junior • BOTOX® injections for neuromuscular Blind Babies program. member of the Amer- disorders New Vision is a non- ican Angus Associa- • Epidural & Trigger Point Injections for profit agency that pro- tion®, reports Bryce Pain Management vides rehabilitation, Schumann, CEO of the education, community national organization. We welcome all patients 18 and older an try to accommodate patients who need an immediate appointment. Please phone us to set up an ap- pointment or to learn more about our practice. 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2445 S. Volusia Ave., Suite C-3 Orange City, FL 32763 Ph: (386) 218-6867 • Fax: (386) 218-6870 C4 DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, March 7, 2014 UMATILLA KIWANIS HELPS OUT BACKPACK MINISTRY LAKE AMATEUR RADIO ASSOCIATION ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT

SUBMITTED PHOTO Jay Boehme, left, new president of Lake Amateur Radio Association, presents Doug Rehman, former president, with a commemorative plaque for his six years of service as president of the Lake Amateur Radio Association.

TEEN LIBRARIAN WINS 2013 TEENS TOP 10 BOOK GIVEAWAY

SUBMITTED PHOTO Martha Reedy and Barbara Higgins, co-chairs of the Presbyterian Backpack Ministry, are shown accepting a $1,000 donation from Umatilla Kiwanis Club President George Hemingway and Kiwanian Tom Rose. The ministry of the First Presbyterian Church of Umatilla provides weekend food packages for 40 Umatilla Elementary School students.

Umatilla; from 11 a.m. CLUB MEETING: At 7 MEETING: Laurel Manor CALENDAR to 12:30 p.m., Dollar p.m., Orchid Room of Recreation Center, FROM PAGE C2 General, 1101 N. Bay the Hibiscus Recreation 1985 Laurel Manor St., in Eustis; from 2 to Center on Bailey Tr., The Dr., in The Villages, 10 352-793-4781. 3:30 p.m., Dollar Gen- Villages. Social hour at 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Register eral, State Road 44, Pine p.m. Call Ken Johnson at 352-359-2519. EVENING ON THE AV- Lakes and from 4:30 to at 352-259-4334. ENUE IN UMATILLA: PUBLIC MEETING ON 6 p.m., Dollar General Shopping, dining, raf- EUSTIS HIGH SCHOOL POSSIBLE ASTATULA in Paisley. Call the SPCA fles and more in down- SAC MEETING: At 5:30 AREA ROUNDABOUT: at 352-386-748-8993 for town Umatilla. Call the p.m. in the media cen- From 5 to 7 p.m. today, information. Chamber at 352-669- ter. Call 352-357-4147 Olive Ingram Commu- 3511 for details. ST. PATRICK’S DAY DIN- for details. nity Building, 25029 NER AT LEESBURG MA- County Road 561, in OCKLAWAHA DAUGH- WEDNESDAY SONIC LODGE NO. 58 Astatula. Go to ww- TERS OF THE AMERI- A&FM: From 11 :30 a.m. VETERANS WHO w.561roundabout.com, CAN REVOLUTION MEET- to 1 p.m., 400 Ritchey SERVED IN THE U. S. call Noble Olasimbo at ING: At 10:30 a.m., St. Rd. Admission for 352-483-9092 or email Edward’s Episcopal MILITARY UNDER THE adults is $9; under age to nolasimbo@lake- Church. Call Kay Nel- LEGAL AGE EVENT: At 14, $4. Call 352-787- countyfl.gov. son at 302-528-5444. noon, American Legion 5696 for details. Post 347, Rolling Acres FLORIDA TROPICAL RELAY FOR LIFE EVENT TUESDAY Road in Lady Lake. Men WEAVERS GUILD ANNUAL SUBMITTED PHOTO AT LEESBURG SATUR- who served at age 16 or CONFERENCE: Thursday Julia “Sandy” Hutchins, teen librarian at the Leesburg DAY MORNING MARKET: MINNESOTA REUNION younger in World War II through Sunday, Lake Public Library, was recently named one of the winners of the From 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., PICNIC 32ND ANNUAL Merchant Marine, and Yale Baptist Confer- 2013 Teens Top Ten Book Giveaway. The Young Adult Library 510 W. Main St., down- EVENT AT HICKORY POINT age 19 for World War II ence Center, in Uma- Services Association, a division of the American Library town Leesburg. Ven- PARK: At 27341 State women. Call Allan Sto- tilla. Go to www.FTWG. Association, announced Hutchins and the Leesburg Public dors, music and more. Road 19, Tavares, from 9 ver at 352-430-2305. org for details. Library as winners of its Teens’ Top Teen Books Giveaway, Go to www.leesburg- to 2 p.m. Potluck lunch. funded by the Dollar General Literacy Foundation. Each TRIANGLE BOAT CLUB LCWA CITIZEN LAKE saturdaymorningmar- Guests should bring ta- winning library will receive a set of all 28 nominated 2013 LUNCH BUNCH TO CRAZY ACADEMY MEETINGS: ket.com. bleware. No alcohol. Teens’ Top Ten titles, a teen choice list to which teens GATORS: Meet at the Today from 6:30 to 9 nominate and choose their favorite books from the previous Call Gary Neuman at THREE NEW LUX- Club at 10:30 a.m., p.m.; March 20 and year. Go to the Facebook pages for Leesburg Teens and 407-808-3385 or Art URY VEHICLES INCLUD- 12001 U.S. Highway March 22, City of Cler- Leesburg Public Library, call 352-728-9790 or e-mail Julia. Kolle at 352-771-0151 ING THE 2014 MOTOR 441 in Tavares. Call 352- mont Recreation De- [email protected] for information. for details. TREND CAR OF THE YEAR 533-8398. partment, Highlander CADILLAC CTS ON DIS- LAKE COUNTY PARKIN- READING PAWS AT THE Building, 330 Third St., PLAY DURING THE 37TH SON’S SUPPORT GROUP in Clermont. To register STALLSMITH INDUCTED AS ANNUAL LEESBURG ART LIBRARY: From 3:30 to MEETING: From 1 to 3 4:30 p.m, Eustis Memo- call 352-343-3777. COLLEGIATE SCHOLAR FESTIVAL: Automotive p.m., Lake Square Pres- rial Library, 120 N. Cen- WINE-A-FARE 2014 AT enthusiasts planning byterian Church, 10200 ter St. Call the library at LAKE EUSTIS MUSEUM to visit this year’s Lees- Morningside Dr., in burg Art Festival, Sat- 352-0896 for details. OF ART: From 5:30 to 9 Leesburg. Call 352-728- p.m., 1 W. Orange Ave., urday and Sunday, can 4367. NORTH LAKE COIN AND see three luxury vehi- CURRENCY CLUB MEET- in Eustis. Tickets are cles provided by Plaza FOSTERING FUTURES ING: From 6 to 9 p.m., $30 in advance, $35 at Cadillac. Call 352-504- WITH KIDS CENTRAL Wildwood Community the door. Call 352-383- 0846 or go to www.lees- MEETING: Hosted by the Center, 6500 Powell Rd. 2900 for details. burgartfestival.com for Safe Climate Coalition, in Wildwood. Call Don MOUNT PLYMOUTH information. at 4:45 p.m., conference Pitcher at 352-245-5680. LAND OWNERS LEAGUE room at the Depart- SUNDAY THURSDAY GENERAL MEETING: Pot- ment of Children and luck dinner at 6:30 p.m., PET VACCINATION Families, 1300 Duncan HEART OF FLORIDA First Baptist Church, CLINIC: From 9 to 10:30 Dr., Tavares. Call 352- HEALTH CENTER AF- 24125 State Road 46 in a.m., Dollar General, 408-2009 for details. FORDABLE HEATH CARE Sorrento. Call 352-735- 607 Central Ave., in THE VILLAGES SHRINE ACT INFORMATIONAL 0646 for details.

SUBMITTED PHOTO Emily Ann Stallsmith of Leesburg has accepted membership in the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. Membership is by invitation only and is based on grade point average and class standing for first-year and second-year college students. The National Society of Collegiate Scholars has nearly one million lifetime members with 300 chapters in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.

TAVARES Brandeburg appointed Chairwoman of School Board Coalition Lake County school board member Rosanne Brandeburg was appointed Chairwoman of the Central Florida School Boards Coalition at a meet- ing on Dec. 6 in Tampa during the Florida School Boards Association Conference. Brandeburg, who was first elected in 2008, will lead the coalition with school districts from Brevard, Hillsborough, Lake, Manatee, Marion, Orange, Os- ceola, Polk, Seminole and Volusia counties. She also serves as the legislative liaison for the Lake Coun- ty school board and is on the board for the Florida School Boards Association. She holds the Certified School Board Member designation awarded by the Florida School Boards Association in 2010 after suc- cessful completion of the program. Friday, March 7, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL C5 PETS Dog adopted during Sochi Olympic Games still fighting TIM REYNOLDS “Sochi” has varied in AP Sports Writer recent days, with word A spokeswoman for the U.S. Bob- coming Saturday that sled and Skeleton Federation was he has been diagnosed able to help save the life of an ailing with distemper. dog that was rounded up from the Bird’s story received streets of Sochi, Russia, during last BIRD worldwide attention month’s Olympics. during the Olympics. She’s now looking to get him Arrangements were made to fly the home. dog to Los Angeles, where it has Amanda Bird says the condition been getting care arranged through of the dog she adopted and named the Jason Debus Heigl Foundation.

NICK UT / AP A dog available for adoption barks at Downtown Dog Rescue in South Gate, Calif. Excessive barking can bite at relationships among neighbors SUE MANNING being inconsiderate kill a neighbor’s barking Associated Press and the city is not do- Lab. The father pleaded ing anything about it. I LOS ANGELES — no contest, and the son don’t want a battle here. Many neighborhood pleaded guilty. I just want to sleep at feuds in the U.S. are Experts say prob- night,” Garrett said. caused by barking and lems could be avoid- Many municipalities parking. When it comes ed if potential pet own- post online instruc- to barking, animal ers think ahead before tions on filing com- trainers say dogs are they bring a dog home. usually bored, scared plaints or petitions. “It’s really import- or anxious, so they Garrett has complet- ant to ‘think before you shouldn’t be blamed ed paperwork, but even adopt’ and determine if for fights that involve if a citation is issued, “v you have the time, the their masters. no guarantee the bark- lifestyle and the sched- Incessant barking has ing will stop,” said Tami ule to give a dog the stirred neighborhood Crawford, executive di- kind of care he or she violence and bred an rector of the Valley Oak needs,” said Madeline industry of shock and Society for the Preven- Bernstein, president of sound devices decried tion of Cruelty to An- the Society for the Pre- as hurtful by some but imals, which the city vention of Cruelty to hailed as solutions by contracts to provide an- Animals in Los Angeles. their makers. Ultimate- imal control services. And while barking ly, owners need to take “It’s a tough prob- can grate on neighbors’ responsibility for de- lem,” Crawford said. “It nerves, it can also be voting enough time to takes cooperation on rough on animals, said pet care, experts say. both sides of the fence, Mychelle Blake, CEO They urge people to get and sometimes neigh- of the South Caroli- to the root of the prob- bors can’t do that.” na-based Association lem before boredom, Lori Weise, found- of Professional Dog anxiety or fear turn into er of Downtown Dog Trainers. shredded bedspreads, Rescue in South Gate, They can get hurt puddles in the house or a city just south of Los misbehaving, by jump- escape attempts. Make Angeles, knows bark- ing over fences or bark- sure bored animals get ing can be an adoption ing themselves hoarse, plenty of exercise and deal-breaker. So, she’s she said. find out what’s upset- training her rescue’s 17 If a dog is bored, in- ting them — maybe it’s dogs to bark and go si- crease its exercise. “If just a car’s backfire. lent on command. you don’t give them “Barking definitely It’s important, be- something to do, they affects people’s lives,” cause simple feuds can will find something, said Sgt. Dustin Del- quickly escalate to vio- and it’s not always what ridge, an officer for the lence: you want,” Blake said. ■ Missoula, Mont., Police ■ In December, a If it stays out all day, Department who deals Detroit man was ac- sprinkle its kibble with quality-of-life is- cused of killing a neigh- around so it has to hunt sues, such as barking. bor who complained for food, she suggested. By the time he gets in- about his dog’s barking. Anxiety and fear are volved, bad feelings He’s facing murder and harder to deal with, and usually are brewing. firearms charges. the problems get worse Sometimes solutions ■■ Last April, an Or- the longer they go on, are as simple as mov- egon father reported- Blake said. Sometimes ing a kennel to the oth- ly paid his 30-year-old they require vet care er side of a yard or ask- son $500 to shoot and and medication. ing an owner to keep a dog inside. “Most of the time, we can come up with a solution,” he said. “Once in a while, we can’t make anybody happy.” So far, that includes Gary Garrett, who’s los- ing sleep as three Rott- weilers howl through the night in his neigh- borhood in Visalia, about 200 miles north of Los Angeles. He says the sound penetrates his walls like “blow horns or subwoofers.” He vis- ited his neighbor when it started six months ago, and she told him to get earplugs. Garrett is also up- set with animal control and the city. Animal control needs to hear the barking to take ac- tion, but he says repre- sentatives come during the day and the barking happens at night. His neighbors “are C6 DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, March 7, 2014

Comics&Diversions www.dailycommercial.com LUANN Woman seeks way to shed shell of her former self DEAR ABBY: As a child, I was sexually, physically and mental- ly abused. As an adult, I suffered Dear several miscarriages and two of my children died as infants. I Abby have two living children, ages 9 and 16. It should be no surprise JEANNE MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM that I turned to food for com- PHILLIPS fort; I ate myself to a whopping until you have lost ALL of the 420 pounds. weight you intend to before get- After my marriage ended in ting anything done. a bitter divorce, I decided it DEAR ABBY: About 10 years ago was time for a complete make- I became involved with a man I over. I have lost more than 200 later found out was married. It pounds. Because of my weight was hard for me, but I ended the loss, I have gained better health, relationship and ceased all con- more energy, a better outlook tact with him because I didn’t on life — and almost 36 pounds of baggy skin. With this much want to be the cause of a broken excess skin, I’m sure you can family. MUTTS imagine that I bring a whole Since then, I no longer think new meaning to the word “skin- of myself as a good person, ny.” Abby. I can’t forget that I was the Insurance will not help with “other woman,” and I feel horri- skin removal. Burn centers use ble about it. skin from cadavers, so I can’t I have tried my best to “keep donate it to a good cause. I my nose clean.” I returned to view myself as an overcomer of college to complete a degree, many things. I just need assis- and I avoid the dating scene. I tance in overcoming this over- graduated with good grades, but sized birthday suit. Can you with all the free time I have now, please advise? — LEFT HANGING IN I realize how lonely I am. COLORADO The majority of my friends ZITS DEAR LEFT HANGING: I addressed are married or in long-term re- your question to prominent lationships. I visit with them Los Angeles plastic surgeon Joel less and less because it reminds Aronowitz, who suggests you me of my aching to have a spe- start calling around to univer- cial someone. I’m tired of hating sities that offer plastic surgery myself and feeling lonely, but residencies. It’s possible a res- I’m afraid I’ll mess up again. Do ident could perform your sur- you have any advice? — MISERA- gery under the supervision of BLE IN KILLEEN, TEXAS an experienced attending phy- DEAR MISERABLE: Yes. Please sician and you would pay a low- stop feeling guilty and flogging er rate for the procedure than yourself for what happened. In GARFIELD you would be charged by a pri- a sense, you were as much a vic- vate physician. tim of this cheater as his wife He also told me that insur- was. Instead, thank your lucky ance should pay for the excision stars that he didn’t waste more of skin in areas where it over- of your time. laps with other skin because it While I understand why you’d could be medically necessary question your judgment or have if it causes rashes or infections some trust issues, by avoiding that are giving you problems. If all contact with men, you have this is documented by an expe- gone too far. If necessary, talk rienced plastic surgeon, those this through with a religious ad- areas of your body might be viser or a licensed mental health FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE covered by your insurance. professional. If you do, it will Many people finance their help you more quickly get on plastic surgeries through com- with your life. panies that specialize in this. The doctor’s patient coordina- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was tor can direct you to one that founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. works with the practice. How- Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or ever, I would advise you to wait P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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ROSE IS ROSE

HEATHCLIFF PEANUTS Friday, March 7, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL C7 DENNIS THE MENACE FAMILY CIRCUS

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YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION How to play: Fill in the blank squares with the numbers 1 through 9 so that each horizon- SHOE tal row, vertical column and nine- square sub-grid contains no repeated numbers.

Puzzles range in difficulty from one to six stars.

The solution to today’s puzzle will be in tomorrow’s paper.

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BEETLE BAILEY

HAGAR THE HORRIBLE

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 2 LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION GENERALJURISDICTION DIVISION Legal Notices CASE NO.: 2008-CA-003156 CASE NO.: 2009-CA-005970 CASE NO. 2010 CA 003341 CASE NO. 352011CA001859XXXXXX NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC, CASE NO.:2010 CA 004047 HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, US BANK, N.A., SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE AS TRUSTEE FOR NOMURA HOME EQUITY THE LEADER MORTGAGE COMPANY PENNYMAC LOAN SERVICES, LLC;; ASSOCIATION, LOAN, INC. ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, v. Plaintiff, Plaintiff, Plaintiff 003 Legal Notices SERIES 2006-FM 1. Plaintiff, ANTHONY EVELINA, v. vs. vs. Defendants. v. SAM F. REVELLE, JR.; UNKNOWN SPOUSE MICHELLE C. CORK; WILLIAM C. CORK JR., KATHRYN J. DILL,; ROYAL HIGHLANDS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OF SAM F. REVELLE, JR; UNKNOWN TENANT ET AL PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.; NORMA ESTRADA; HURIEL P. GOMEZANY 1; UNKNOWN TENANT 2; AND ALL Defendant(s). SUNTRUST BANK; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 5TH AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY, NOTICE is hereby given that Neil Kelly, Clerk UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY, 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and ALL JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR THROUGH, UNDER, AND AGAINST THE of the Circuit Court of Lake County, Florida, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST THE ABOVE RE-NOTICE OF SALE UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION: HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) will on the 1st day of April, 2014, at 11:00 NAMED DEFENDANT(S), WHO (IS/ARE) NOT BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST A WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR o'clock A.M., EST, at the Lake County KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in accordance with the NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION, OR Case No.13CA2420 ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES Courthouse, 550 W. Main Street, Tavares, FL SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM AS HEIRS, Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES, 32778 in accordance with Chapter 45, F.S., DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, February 5, 2014 in the above-styled cause. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A., HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR OTHER offer for sale and sell to the highest and best LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, SPOUSES, Foreclosure sales are held Monday through Defendants Plaintiff, CLAIMANTS; LEXINGTON VILLAGE OF bidder for cash, the following described OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; FLORIDA HOUSING Friday at 11:00 a.m. in the first floor lobby GROVELAND HOMEOWNER’S ASSOCIATION, property situated in Lake County, Florida, to FINANCE CORPORATION; WESTCHESTER near the information desk in the Lake County RE-NOTICE OF SALE vs. INC.; AND MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC wit: HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION OF LAKE Judicial Center, 550 West Main St., Tavares, PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. COUNTY, INC. FL, on MARCH 19, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. for DANIEL GILLIAM, JR. A/K/A DANIEL GILLIAM Defendant(s). Lot 23, Block A, Sorrento Hills, Phases 1 & 2, Defendants. the following described property: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an AKA DANIEL B. GILLIAM; SKYRIDGE VALLEY according to the plat thereof as recorded in Order or Summary Final Judgment of HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.; SHELLIE NOTICE OF SALE Plat Book 48, Page 4 through 15, Public NOTICE OF SALE LOT 93, HIGHLANDER ESTATES TWO, foreclosure dated FEBRUARY 27, 2014, and L. GILLIAM; UNKNOWN PARTY IN Records of Lake County, Florida. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS entered in Case No. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to the RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 48, PAGES 63- 352011CA001859XXXXXXXXXXXX of the POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, Order of Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated A/K/A 34108 Fortunado Street, Sorrento, Circuit Court in and for Lake County, Florida, Defendants. Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure 64, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, May 17, 2013, entered in Civil Case No. Florida 32776. entered on FEBRUARY 6, 2014, in this FLORIDA. where in FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE 2008 CA 003156 of the Circuit Court of the ASSOCIATION, is Plaintiff and KATHRYN J. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE cause, in the Circuit Court of Lake County, Fifth Judicial Circuit in and for Lake County, pursuant to the Final Summary Judgment of Florida, I will sell the property situated in Property Address: 501 ROB ROY DRIVE, DILL,; ROYAL HIGHLANDS PROPERTY Florida, wherein the Clerk of the Circuit Court Foreclosure entered in a case pending in said Lake County, Florida, described as: CLERMONT, FL 34711, LAKE OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.; SUNTRUST NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Final will sell to the highest bidder for cash on Court, the style and case number of which is BANK; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; Judgment of Foreclosure dated the 4 day of APRIL 2, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. on the First set forth above. LOT 29, WESTCHESTER, PHASE III, ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and ALL FEBRUARY, 2014, and entered in Case No. Floor, near the Information Desk in the Lake UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS 13CA2420, of the Circuit Court of the 5TH ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER County Courthouse, 550 West Main Street, Any person claiming an interest in the RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 38, PAGES 56 THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST A Judicial Circuit in and for Lake County, Tavares, Florida 32278, relative to the surplus from the sale, if any, other than the NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION, OR Florida, wherein JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, AND 57, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A following described property as set forth in property owner as of the date of the Lis COUNTY, FLORIDA. CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, N.A., is the Plaintiff and DANIEL GILLIAM, JR. the Final Judgment, to wit: Pendens must file a claim within 60 days TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY A/K/A DANIEL GILLIAM AKA DANIEL B. after the sale. HEREIN DESCRIBED, are Defendants, I will GILLIAM; SKYRIDGE VALLEY HOMEOWNERS a/k/a 1616 WESTMINSTER TRAIL, If you are a person with a disability who LOT 17, LEXINGTON VILLAGE PHASE 1, CLERMONT, FL 34714-7249 needs any accommodation in order to sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at ASSOCIATION, INC.; SHELLIE L. GILLIAM; ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS Neil Kelly the First Floor Information Desk at the Lake UNKNOWN PARTY IN POSSESSION OF THE participate in this proceeding, you are RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 53, PAGES 40, Clerk of the Circuit Court at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of County Courthouse, 550 W. Main Street, SUBJECT PROPERTY, are defendants. The 41 AND 42, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF By:/s/H.SIED Tavares, Florida, at 11:00 a.m. on the 29th Clerk of this Court shall sell to the highest for cash, inside the front door, of the Lake certain assistance. Please contact Nicole LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA. DEPUTY CLERK County Courthouse, 550 W. Main Street, Berg, the ADA Coordinator at the Office of day of JULY, 2014 the following described and best bidder for cash at the, THE LOBBY property as set forth in said Order or Final ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE LAKE COUNTY First Floor, Tavares, FL 32778, Lake County, the Trial Court Administrator, Lake County Ad No.00429321 Florida, at eleven o’clock a.m., on April 10, Judicial Center, P.O. Box 7800/550 W. Main Judgment, to-wit: COURTHOUSE AT 550 W. MAIN STREET, March 7 & 14, 2014 Tavares, FL 32778 11:00 AM on the 10 day Any person claiming an interest in the 2014. Street, Tavares, Florida 32778, Telephone surplus from the sale, if any, other than the Any person claiming an interest in the (352) 253-1604 at least 7 days before your LOT 195, ROYAL HIGHLANDS PHASE 1, of APRIL, 2014 the following described ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF property as set forth in said Final Judgment, property owner as of the date of the Lis surplus from the sale, if any, other than the scheduled court appearance, or immediately Pendens must file a claim within 60 days Certificate# 6771 of2010 AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 37, PAGES 3 to wit: Parcel ID # 28-19-26-180002600302 property owner as of the date of the lis upon receiving notification if the time before after the sale. pendens must file a claim within 60 days the scheduled appearance is less than 7 THROUGH 8, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF AMENDED NOTICE LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA. LOT 207, SKYRIDGE VALLEY PHASE II, OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED after the sale. days; if you are hearing or voice impaired, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS ATTENTION: PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES call 711. If you are a person with a disability who Dated at Tavares, Florida, this 7 day of ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 45, PAGE 46, 47, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that TC lOU, LLC SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER AND 48, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE needs any accommodation in order to DECEMBER, 2013. WITNESS my hand on 7 day of FEBRUARY, participate in this proceeding, you are PENDER NEWKIRK, holder of tax certificate THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE COUNTY, FLORIDA No. 6771 issued May 28,2010 has filed 2014. entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of Neil Kelly DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A certain assistance. Please contact: same in my office and has made application CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE for a tax deed to be issued thereon. Said Clerk of the Circuit Court NEIL KELLY By: /s/d.neal SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER certificate embraces the following described CLERK OF THE COURT In accordance with the Americans with THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE ADA Coordinator, property in the County of Lake, State Deputy Clerk By:/S/D. NEAL Lake County Disabilities Act of 1990, persons needing DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE ofFlorida, to-wit: Deputy Clerk of Court, special accommodation to participate in this CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. P.O. Box 7800/ DOUGLAS C. ZAHM, P.A. Lake County 550 W. Main Street 12425 28TH STREET NORTH, SUITE 200 proceeding should contact the Clerk of the Tavares, FL 32778 TAVARES, STCLAIR-ABRAMS EXT. N 90FT ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33716 Court not later than five business days prior If you are a person with a disability who OF W 115FT OF BLK 26 PB 1 PG 53 ORB Plaintiff’s Attorney to the proceeding at the Lake County needs any accommodation in order to Phone: (352) 253-1604 Telephone No. Marinosci Law Group, P.C. 911 PG 1950, ORB 1233 PG 1076 (727)536-4911 Courthouse. Telephone 352-253-1604 or participate in this proceeding, you are 100 West Cypress Road, Suite 1045 1-800-955-8770 via Florida Relay Service. entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of DATED AT TAVARES, FLORIDA THIS 3 DAY Fax No. (727)539-1094 Fort Lauderdale, FL. 33309 certain assistance. Please contact at ADA OF MARCH, 2014 The assessment of the said property under the said certificate issued was in the name of IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY Dated at Tavares, Florida, on MARCH 5, Coordinator at the Office of the Trial Court Ad No: 00426651 2014. Administrator, 550 West Main Street, Post /s/L/MIKELL RICHARD P DAVIS. Unless said certificate be WHO NEEDS ANY ACCOMMODATION IN NEIL KELLY redeemed according to law the property ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS FEBRUARY 28 & MARCH 7, 2014 Office Box 7800, Tavares, Florida, 32778, NEIL KELLY Telephone: (352) 253-1604, within two (2) CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT described in such certificate shall be sold to PROCEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED, AT NO LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA the highest bidder online at COST TO YOU, TO THE PROVISION OF As Clerk, Circuit Court working days of your receipt of this (describe PUBLIC NOTICE By: /s/D.NEAL notice). If you are hearing or voice impaired, www.lake.realtaxdeed.com at 11:15 a.m. on CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. WITHIN TWO (2) the 18th day ofMarch 2014. A deposit of5% DAYS WORKING DAYS OF YOUR RECEIPT OF As Deputy Clerk call Ad No.:00429265 UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION. THE 1-800-955-8771. MARCH 7 & 14, 2014 ofthe bid or $200.00, whichever is greater, THIS NOTICE, PLEASE CONTACT (352) 742- will be collected at the time of sale per 4100; IF YOU ARE HEARING IMPAIRED, CALL FOLLOWING VEHICLE(S) WILL BE SOLD FOR Bill to: 197.542(2), F.S. Prospective bidders must 1-800-955-8771; IF YOU ARE VOICE CHARGES DUE ON: SHD Legal Group P.A. Dated this 5 day of FEBRUARY 2014 Attorneys for Plaintiff’ register at www.lake.realtaxdeed.com and IMPAIRED, CALL 1-800-955-8770. PUBLIC NOTICE post a deposit prior to bidding. March 25, 2014 PO BOX 11438 NEIL KELLY AT 8:30 A.M. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33339-1438 Clerk Of The Circuit Court Ad No.:00429400 UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION. THE Dated this 26th day of February 2014 Telephone: (954) 564-0071 Service E-mail: By:/s/S.HOLEWINSKI MARCH 7 & 14, 2014 2008 SMRT [email protected] Deputy Clerk FOLLOWING VEHICLE(S) WILL BE SOLD FOR Neil Kelly CHARGES DUE ON: Clerk of Circuit Court WMEEJ31X28K113496 Ad No. 00429433 Submitted by: Lake County, Florida March 24, 2014 MADELINE KUHARSKE Deputy Clerk THE ADDRESS WHERE THE VEHICLES ARE MARCH 7 & 14, 2014 Choice Legal Group, P.A. STORED:REVIS TOWING & RECOVERY OF 1800 NW 49th Street, AT 8:30 A.M. PUBLIC NOTICE Ad No.00429371 CITY OF WILDWOOD, FLORIDA GROVELAND, INC. 7130 E. 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MAIN STREET, of Court, will sell the following described IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH Judgment of Foreclosure dated the 12 day of Tavares, FL 32778 11:00 AM on the 10 day property on April 29, 2014 at 11:00 A.M. in County Courthouse, 550 West Main Street, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR FEBRUARY, 2014, and entered in Case No. of APRIL, 2014 the following described the lobby of the Lake County Courthouse, Tavares, FL 32778 at 11:00 AM, on the 3 day of APRIL, 2014. LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION 2013CA000788, of the Circuit Court of the property as set forth in said Final Judgment, 550 West Main Street, Tavares, Florida. The 5TH Judicial Circuit in and for Lake County, to wit: sale will be made pursuant to the final Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the sale, if any, other than the Case No.: 35-2012-CA-001363 Case #: 2012-CA-004006 Florida, wherein FEDERAL NATIONAL judgment entered on February 20, 2014. Division: MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, is the Plaintiff LOT 19, BLOCK 7, OF LAKE GRIFFIN PARK, A description of the property to be sold is as property owner as of the date of the lis DIVISION: 6 and KAYE S. TART A/K/A MARION S. TART ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, follows: pendens must file a claim within 60 days A/K/A MARION SASSER TART N/K/A MARION RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11, PAGE 9, OF after the sale. BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUCCESSOR BY JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association MERGER TO BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, KAYE SASSER; MISTY OAKS HOMEOWNERS THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, EXHIBIT "A" LP F/K/F COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS ASSOCIATION, INC.; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF FLORIDA LEGAL DESCRIPTION “In accordance with the Americans With SERVICING, LP Plaintiff, KAYE S. TART; A/K/A MARION S. TART A/K/A Parcel No. 1: From the intersection of the Disabilities Act, persons in need of a special Plaintiff, MARION SASSER TART N/K/A MARION KAYE ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE East line of Government Lot 3, with the North accommodation to participate in this -vs.- SASSER; RICHARD L TART A/K/A RICHARD SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER line of Old State Road 500 right of way; run proceeding shall, within seven (7) days prior v. LAMAR TART; UNKNOWN TENANT; IN THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE thence North 74° West along the Highway to any proceeding, contact the Administrative Ari Zominhan and Jessica Mascaro f/k/a POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE 879.84 feet to the point of beginning; thence Office of the Court, Lake County Courthouse, LAKERAM NARAIN; ET AL. Jessica Zominhan; Stephen N. Rosenthal, are defendants. The Clerk of this Court shall CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. run North 16° East 208.71 feet ;thence run 550 West Main Street, Tavares, FL 32778 Defendants, Esq.; Gautier & Hasty, P.L.; Unknown Parties sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at South 74° East 208.71 feet; thence run telephone (352) 253-1604, TDD, 1-800- in Possession #1, If living, and all Unknown the, THE LOBBY ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF If you are a person with a disability who North 16° East to the North line of the South 955-8771 or 1-800-955-8770 via Florida NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Parties claiming by, through, under and THE LAKE COUNTY COURTHOUSE AT 550 W. needs any accommodation in order to 1/2 of Government Lot 3; thence run West to Relay Service.” against the above named Defendant(s) who MAIN STREET, Tavares, FL 32778 11:00 AM participate in this proceeding, you are the Northwest corner of the South 1/2 of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Final are not known to be dead or alive, whether on the 3 day of APRIL, 2014 the following entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of Government Lot 3; thence run South to the apre ako ki avek Americans With Disabilities Judgment dated JANUARY 21, 2014 entered said Unknown Parties may claim an interest described property as set forth in said Final certain assistance. Please contact at ADA North Line of the Highway; thence run South Act, tout moun kin ginyin yun bezwen in Civil Case No.: 35-2012-CA-001363, of as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Grantees, or Judgment, to wit: Coordinator at the Office of the Trial Court 74° East along the Highway to the point of spesiyal pou akomodasiyon pou yo patisipe the Circuit Court of the Fifth Judicial Circuit in Other Claimants; Unknown Parties in Administrator, 550 West Main Street, Post beginning, being in Section 24, Township 19 nan pwogram sa-a dwe, nan yun tan rezonab and for Lake County, Florida, wherein BANK Possession #2 If living, and all Unknown LOT 104, MISTY OAKS, ACCORDING TO THE Office Box 7800, Tavares, Florida, 32778, South, Range 25 East, Lake County, Florida, an ninpot aranjman kapab fet, yo dwe OF AMERICA, N.A., SUCCESSOR BY MERGER Parties claiming by, through, under and PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT Telephone: (352) 253-1604, within two (2) less the present right of way of U.S. Highway kontakte Administration Office Of The Court i TO BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP F/K/F against the above named Defendant(s) who BOOK 56, PAGES 93 AND 94, OF THE working days of your receipt of this (describe No. 441. nan nimero Lake County Courthouse, 550 COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS SERVICING, are not known to be dead or alive, whether PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, notice). If you are hearing or voice impaired, Parcel No. 2: Beginning at the intersection of West Main Street, FL 32778 telefon nam se LPis Plaintiff, and LAKERMAN NARAIN; said Unknown Parties may claim an interest FLORIDA call the North line of the right of way of Old State (352) 253-1604 oubyen TDD 1-800-955- GOITREE NARAIN; FAIRWINFDS CREDIT as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Grantees, or 1-800-955-8771. Highway No. 500 as it existed on April 1, 8771 oubyen 1-800-955-8770 i pasan pa UNION; LOST LAKE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY Other Claimants ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE 1941, and the East line of Government Lot 3 Florida Relay Service. OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.; ALL OTHER SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER Dated this 5 day of FEBRUARY 2014 of Section 24; Township 19 South, Range 25 UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS Defendant(s). THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE East in Lake County, Florida; thence run En accordance avec la Loi des “Americans BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND AGAINST A DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE NEIL KELLY North 74° West along said right of way line With Disabilities”. Les personnes en besoin NAMED DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT NOTICE OF SALE CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. Clerk Of The Circuit Court 671.13 feet to the point of beginning; From d’une accommodation speciale pour KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER By:/s/S.HOLEWINSKI said point of beginning run thence North 74° participer a ces procedures doivent, dans un SAME UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an If you are a person with a disability who Deputy Clerk West along said right of way line 208.71 temps raisonable, avante d’entreprendre INTEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, Order rescheduling foreclosure sale, entered needs any accommodation in order to feet; thence run North 16° East 208.71 feet; aucune autre demarche, contractor l’office GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS are in Civil Case No. 2012-CA-004006 of the participate in this proceeding, you are Submitted by: thence run South 74° East 208.71 feet; administrative de la Court situe au Lake Defendants. Circuit Court of the 5th Judicial Circuit in and entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of Choice Legal Group, P.A. thence run South 16° West 208.71 feet to County Courthouse, 550 West Main Strret, for Lake County, Florida, wherein JPMorgan certain assistance. Please contact at ADA 1800 NW 49th Street, point of beginning. Less the present right of FL 32778 le telephone (352) 253-1604 TDD NEIL KELLY, the Clerk of Court shall sell to Chase Bank, National Association, Plaintiff Coordinator at the Office of the Trial Court Suite 120 way of U.S. Highway 441. 1-800-955-8771 or the highest bidder for cash at 11:00 a.m., at and Ari Zominhan and Jessica Mascaro f.k.a Administrator, 550 West Main Street, Post Fort Lauderdale, Florida 1-800-955-8770 via Florida Relay Service. the first floor near the information desk, Lake Jessica Zominhan are defendant(s), I Clerk of Office Box 7800, Tavares, Florida, 32778, 33309 EXHIBIT "A" TO UCC-1 County Courthouse, 550 West Main Street, Court, Neil Kelly, will sell to the highest and Telephone: (352) 253-1604, within two (2) Telephone; (954) 453-0365 FINANCING STATEMENT “De acuerdo con el Acto o Decreto de los Tavares, FL 32778 on 27 day of MARCH, best bidder for cash, ON THE 1ST FLOOR OF working days of your receipt of this (describe Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 Exhibit "A" to UGC from Dead River Marina, Americanos con Impedimentos, Inhabilitados, 2014, the following described real property LAKE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 550 W. MAIN notice). If you are hearing or voice impaired, Inc., a Florida corporation (the "Debtor") and personas en necesidad del servicio special Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 para participar en este procedimiento as set forth in said Final Summary Judgment, STREET, TAVARES, FL, AT THE call 12-03368 for the benefit of Anthony R. Gray ("Secured to wit: INFORMATION DESK, AT 11:00 A.M., on 1-800-955-8771. Party"), re $2,120,000 Consolidation and debran, dentro de un tiempo razonable, antes APRIL 2, 2014, the following described Renewal Promissory Note of February 7, de cualquier procedimiento, ponerse en property as set forth in said Final Judgment, Dated this 13 day of FEBRUARY 2014 Ad No.00429405 contracto con la oficina Administrativa de la LOT 46, LOST LAKE TRACT F, ACCORDING MARCH 7 & 14, 2014 2008. TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN to-wit: Description of Collateral: Corte Lake County Courthouse, 550 West PLAT BOOK 48, PAGES 52-42, OF THE NEIL KELLY ALL OF DEBTOR's right, title and interest in Main Street, FL 32778, (352) 253-1604, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, THE WEST 1/2 OF THE SOUTH 1/2 OF THE Clerk Of The Circuit Court and to the following, whether now existing or TDD 1-800-955-8770 o 1-800-955-8771 STATE OF FLORIDA FLORIDA. NW 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 OF SECTION 28, By:/s/A.THIGPEN hereafter acquired: Via Florida Relay Service.” DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 25 EAST, Deputy Clerk PROTECTIONNOTICE OF If you are person claiming a right to funds LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, LESS THE EAST 30 Dated: FEBRUARY 13, 2014 INTENT TO ISSUE PERMIT (I) all fixtures, machinery, equipment and remaining after the sale, you must file a FEET THEREOF. Submitted by: other articles of real, personal or mixed claim with the clerk no later than 60 days Choice Legal Group, P.A. NEIL KELLY The Department of Environmental Protection property attached to, situate orinstalled in or after the sale. If you fail to file a claim you will ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE 1800 NW 49th Street, Lake County Clerk of Court gives notice of its intent to issue a permit upon, or used in the operation or not be entitled to any remaining funds. After SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER Suite 120 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT revision to Lake Utility Services Inc. (200 maintenance of, the real property (the 60 days, only the owner of record as of the THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE Fort Lauderdale, Florida By:/s/S.HOLEWINSKI Weathersfield Ave, Altamonte Springs, FL "Land") located in Lake County, Florida, more date of the Lis Pendens may claim the DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A 33309 32714) to install/construct modifications to particularly described in EXHIBIT B attached surplus. CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. Telephone; (954) 453-0365 Copies and Invoice the headworks of the existing Lake Groves hereto and incorporated herein by this Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 Furnished to: Wastewater Treatment Facility (WWTF) to reference, wherein the record owner is the WITNESS my hand and the seal of the court Florida Foreclosure NOTICE TO PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 improve odor control at the facility. The Dead River Marina, Inc., a Florida on JANUARY 23, 2014 Attorneys, PLLC, 12-10395 facility is located at 2425 US Highway 27, corporation, or any buildings or 4855 Technology Way If you are a person with a disability who Clermont, in Lake County, Florida. The improvements situated thereon, whether or NEIL KELLY Suite 500 needs any accommodation in order to Ad No.00429216 Department has considered the effects of not such real, personal or mixed property is CLERK OF THE COURT Boca Raton, FL 33431 participate in this proceeding, you are MARCH 7 & 14, 2014 reclaimed water discharged to groundwater or shall be affixed to the Land; /s/D.NEAL Telephone: (727-446-4826 entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of and has assigned File Number FLA010630- By: Deputy Clerk certain assistance. Please contact the ADA 009-DW1P to the project. (ii) all building materials, building machinery File No.: CA10-13044 Coordinator at the Office of the Trial Court The Department will issue the permit with the and building equipment delivered on site to Attorney for Plaintiff: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH Administrator, 550 West Main Street, Post attached conditions unless a timely petition the Land during the course of, or in Elizabeth R. Wellborn, P.A. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Ad No.:00429235 Office Box 7800, Tavares, Florida 32778, for an administrative hearing is filed under connection with, any construction, repair or 350 Jim Moran Blvd. LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION MARCH 7 & 14, 2014 Telephone (352) 253-1604, within two (2) sections 120.569 and 120.57 of the Florida renovation of the buildings and improvements Suite 100 Working days of your receipt of this notice. If Statutes before the deadline for filing a situated or to be situated thereon; Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 Case #: 2013-CA-001649 you are hearing or voice impaired, call 1- petition. The procedures for petitioning for a Telephone: (954) 354-3544 Wells Fargo Bank, National Association 800-955-8771. hearing are set forth below. (iii) all leases, licenses or occupancy IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH Facsimile: (954) 354-3545 A person whose substantial interests are agreements of all or any part of the Land and JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA Dated: FEBRUARY 24, 2014 Plaintiff, affected by the Department’s proposed all extensions, renewals, and modifications IN AND FOR LAKE COUNTY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS thereof, and any options, rights of first refusal WITH DISABILITIES ACT, If you are a person permitting decision may petition for an Neil Kelly -vs.- administrative proceeding (hearing) under or guarantees relating thereto; all rents, CASE NO. 2013 CA 002806 with a disability who needs any CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT sections 120.569 and 120.57 of the Florida income, revenues, security deposits, issues, REVERSE MORTGAGE SOLUTIONS, INC., accommodation in order to participate in this Lake County, Florida Kathy Ellen Wheeler a/k/a Kathy Ellen profits, awards and payments of any kind Plaintiff, proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to Statutes. The petition must contain the /s/A.THIGPEN Wheeler Bolin a/k/a Kathy E. Wheeler; information set forth below and must be filed payable under the leases or otherwise arising you, to the provision of certain assistance. DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT Unknown Spouse of Kathy Ellen Wheeler from the Land; vs. Please contact the ADA Coordinator, Nicole (received by the clerk) in the Office of General a/k/a Kathy Ellen Wheeler Bolin a/k/a Kathy Counsel of the Department at 3900 Berg at (352) 253-1604 at least 7 days ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: E. Wheeler; Brach Banking and Trust Commonwealth Boulevard, Mail Station 35, (iv) all contract rights, accounts receivable LOUISE COPENHAVER, et al before your scheduled court appearance, or SHAPIRO, FISHMAN, GACHE´, LLP Company; Unknown Parties in Possession and general intangibles relating to the Land Defendants. immediately upon receiving your notification Tallahassee, Florida 32399-3000. 2424 North Federal Highway, Suite 360 #1, If living, and all Unknown Parties claiming Petitions by the applicant or any of the or the use, occupancy, maintenance, if the time before the scheduled appearance Boca Raton, Florida 33431 by, through, under and against the above construction, repair or operation thereof; all NOTICE OF ACTION is less than 7 days; if you are hearing or parties listed below must be filed within (561) 998-6700 named Defendant(s) who are not known to be fourteen days of receipt of this written notice. management agreements, franchise voice impaired, call 711. (561) 998-6707 dead or alive, whether said Unknown Parties Petitions filed by any persons other than agreements, utility agreements and deposits; To the following Defendant(s): 10-211315 FC01 CHE may claim an interest as Spouse, Heirs, those entitled to written notice under section all maps, plans, surveys and specifications; Ad No.00428661 Devisees, Grantees, or Other Claimants; 120.60(3) of the Florida Statutes must be all warranties and guaranties; all permits, ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING February 28 & 7, 2014 Ad No.: 00428416 Unknown Parties in Possession #2 If living, filed within fourteen days of publication of the licenses and approvals; and all insurance BY, THROUGH UNDER, AND AGAINST THE FEBRUARY 28 & MARCH 7, 2014 and all Unknown Parties claiming by, notice or within fourteen days of receipt of policies; and ESTATE OF BETTY L. RADAR A/K/A BETTY LA through, under and against the above named the written notice, whichever occurs first. RUE RADER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH Defendant(s) who are not known to be dead Under section 120.60(3) of the Florida (v) all proceeds of any of the above-described JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH or alive, whether said Unknown Parties may Statutes, however, any person who has property, whether cash or non-cash, and YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA claim an interest as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, asked the Department for notice of agency including insurance proceeds and Foreclosure of Mortgage on the following IN AND FOR LAKE COUNTY Grantees, or Other Claimants action may file a petition within fourteen days condemnation awards; and all replacements, described property: Case No.: 35-2012-CA-002192 GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION of receipt of such notice, regardless of the substitutions and accessions thereof. Division: 3 Defendant(s). date of publication. BEGIN AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE CASE NO. 35-2012-CA-004079 The petitioner shall mail a copy of the petition EXHIBIT "B" NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS NOTICE OF SALE to the applicant at the address indicated LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4; RUN THENCE TRUSTEE FOR OWNIT MORTGAGE LOAN SUNTRUST MORTGAGE, INC., above at the time of filing. The failure of any Parcel No. 1: From the intersection of the WEST 15 FEET TO A CONCRETE MARKER TRUST, MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET-BACKED Plaintiff NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an person to file a petition within the appropriate East line of Government Lot 3, with the North ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE CLAY ROAD; CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-4 Order dated February 24, 2014, entered in time period shall constitute a waiver of that line of Old State Road 500 right of way; run RUN THENCE NORTH 30 FEET TO A Plaintiff, vs Civil Case No. 2013-CA-001649 of the person’s right to request an administrative thence North 741 West along the Highway CONCRETE MARKER; THENCE WEST 473.7 Circuit Court of the 5th Judicial Circuit in and determination (hearing) under sections 879.84 feet to the point of beginning; thence FEET TO A CONCRETE MARKER AND POINT v. BARRY G. BRANNAN AKA BARRY BRANNAN, for Lake County, Florida, wherein Wells Fargo 120.569 and 120.57 of the Florida Statutes. run North 161 East 208.71 feet ;thence run OF BEGINNING OF THIS DESCRIPTION; FROM MARILYN E. BRANNAN, CRESCENT LAKE Bank, National Association, Plaintiff and Any subsequent intervention (in a proceeding South 741 East 208.71 feet; thence run THE POINT OF BEGINNING CONTINUE WEST PATRICK CROSLEY; ROSEMARIE CROSLEY; CLUB HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., Kathy Ellen Wheeler a/k/a Kathy Ellen initiated by another party) will be only at the North 161 East to the North line of the South 157.90 FEET TO A CONCRETE MONUMENT; SKYRIDGE VALLEY HOMEOWNERS SUNTRUST BANK, UNKNOWN TENANT IN Wheeler Bolin a/k/a Kathy E. Wheeler are discretion of the presiding officer upon the 2 of Government Lot 3; thence run West to THENCE NORTH 165 FEET TO A CONCRETE ASSOCIATION, INC.; UNKNOWN PERSON(S) POSSESSION 1, UNKNOWN TENANT IN defendant(s), I Clerk of Court, Neil Kelly, will filing of a motion in compliance with rule 28- the Northwest corner of the South 2 of MONUMENT; THENCE EAST 157.90 FEET TO IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT POSSESSION 2, sell to the highest and best bidder for cash, 106.205 of the Florida Administrative Code. Government Lot 3; thence run South to the A CONCRETE MONUMENT; THENCE SOUTH PROPERTY; ALL OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES Defendants. ON THE 1ST FLOOR OF LAKE COUNTY A petition that disputes the material facts on North Line of the Highway; thence run South 165 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, ALL CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, THROUGH, COURTHOUSE, 550 W. MAIN STREET, which the Department’s action is based must 741 East along the Highway to the point of IN SECTION 27, TOWNSHIP 19 SOUTH, UNDER, AND AGAINST A NAMED NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE TAVARES, FL, AT THE INFORMATION DESK, contain the following information: beginning, being in Section 24, Township 19 RANGE 24 EAST. DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO AT 11:00 A.M., on APRIL 10, 2014, the (a) The name, address, and telephone South, Range 25 East, Lake County, Florida, BE DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a following described property as set forth in number of each petitioner; the name, less the present right of way of U.S. Highway has been filed against you and you are UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure filed said Final Judgment, to-wit: address, and telephone number of the No. 441. required to serve a copy of you written INTEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, FEBRUARY 5, 2014 entered in Civil Case No. petitioner’s representative, if any; the Parcel No. 2: Beginning at the intersection of defenses, if any, to it, on McCalla Raymer, GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; 35-2012-CA-004079 of the Circuit Court of LOT 2, LAKE LOUISE HEIGHTS, ACCORDING Department permit identification number and the North line of the right of way of Old State LLC, Sara Collins, Attorney for Plaintiff, Defendants, the FIFTH Judicial Circuit in and for Lake TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF, AS the county in which the subject matter or Highway No. 500 as it existed on April 1, whose address is 225 East Robinson Street, County, Tavares, Florida, will sell to the RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17, PAGE 32, activity is located; 1941, and the East line of Government Lot 3 Suite 660, Orlando, FL 32801 on or before, a NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE highest and best bidder for cash at Lake PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, (b) A statement of how and when each of Section 24, Township 19 South, Range 25 date which is within thirty (30) days after the County Courthouse, 550 West Main Street, FLORIDA. petitioner received notice of the Department East in Lake County, Florida; thence run first publication of this Notice in the The Daily NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Final First Floor, Tavares, FL. 32778 in accordance action; North 741 West along said right of way line Commercial and file the original with the Judgment dated, JANUARY 2, 2014 entered with Chapter 45, Florida Statutes on the 10 ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE (c) A statement of how each petitioner's 671.13 feet to the point of beginning; From Clerk of this Court either before service on in Civil Case No.: 35-2012-CA-002192, of day of APRIL, 2014 at 11:00 AM on the SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER substantial interests are affected by the said point of beginning run thence North 741 Plaintiff`s attorney or immediately thereafter; the Circuit Court of the Fifth Judicial Circuit in following described property as set forth in THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE Department action; West along said right of way line 208.71 otherwise a default will be entered against and for Lake County, Florida, wherein U.S. said Summary Final Judgment, to-wit: DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A (d) A statement of all disputed issues of feet; thence run North 161 East 208.71 feet; you for the relief demand in the complaint. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. material fact. If there are none, the petition thence run South 741 East 208.71 feet; FOR OWNIT MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, 11340 ALAMEDA SANDRA CRESCENT LAKE must so indicate; thence run South 161 West 208.71 feet to I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and correct CLUB FIRST ADDITION SUB LOT 49, PB 38, MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET-BACKED NOTICE TO PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (e) A statement of facts that the petitioner point of beginning. Less the present right of copy of the foregoing Notice of Filing was CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-4 is Plaintiff, PGS 27-28, ORB 2604, PG 1867, PUBLIC contends warrant reversal or modification of way of U.S. Highway 441. mailed to all the parties in the attached RECORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA. and PATRICK CROSLEY; ROSEMARIE If you are a person with a disability who the Department action; mailing list. CROSLEY; SKYRIDGE VALLEY HOMEOWNERS needs any accommodation in order to (f) A concise statement of the ultimate facts Any person claiming an interest in the Any person claiming an interest in the ASSOCIATION, INC. are Defendants. participate in this proceeding, you are alleged, as well as the rules and statutes surplus from the WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court this surplus from the sale, if any, other than the which entitle the petitioner to relief; and 13 day of December, 2013. property owner as of the date of the LIS entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of NEIL KELLY, the Clerk of Court shall sell to certain assistance. Please contact the ADA (g) A statement of the relief sought by the sale, if any, other than the property owner as Pendens, must file a claim within 60 days the highest bidder for cash at 11:00 a.m., at Coordinator at the Office of the Trial Court petitioner, stating precisely the action that of the date of the lis pendens must file a Clerk of the Court after the sale. the first floor near the information desk, Lake Administrator, 550 West Main Street, Post the petitioner wants the Department to take. claim within 60 days after the sale. By /s/R. SLAGLE County Courthouse, 550 West Main Street, Office Box 7800, Tavares, Florida 32778, A petition that does not dispute the material Dated February 21, 2014. As Deputy Clerk Dated this 6 day of FEBRUARY, 2014 Tavares, FL 32778 on 8 day of APRIL, 2014, Telephone (352) 253-1604, within two (2) facts on which the Department’s action is the following described real property as set Working days of your receipt of this notice. If based shall state that no such facts are in NEIL KELLY MCCALLA RAYMER, LLC NEIL KELLY forth in said Final Summary Judgment, to wit: you are hearing or voice impaired, call 1- dispute and otherwise shall contain the same As Clerk of Court 225 E. Robinson St. Suite 660 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 800-955-8771. information as set forth above, as required by By: /s/A.THIGPEN Orlando, FL 32801 LOT 238 OF SKYRIDGE VALLEY PHASE II, As Clerk of the Court rule 28-106.301. Deputy Clerk Phone: (407) 674-1850 By: /s/ D.NEAL ACCORDING TO THE PALT THEREOF AS Dated: FEBRUARY 25, 2014 Because the administrative hearing process 12-02176-1 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 45, PAGE(S) 46 Deputy Clerk is designed to formulate final agency action, NOTICE TO PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES THROUGH 48, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF Neil Kelly the filing of a petition means that the Ad No.00428617 LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA. MCCALLA RAYMER, LLC, Department’s final action may be different If you are a person with disability who needs ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT February 28 & March 7, 2014 Lake County, Florida from the position taken by it in this notice. any accommodations in order to participate This property is located at the Street address 110 SE 6th STREET Persons whose substantial interests will be in this proceeding, you are entitled, at no FORT LAUDERDALE, FL /s/A.THIGPEN of : 1804 WAKE FOREST AVE, CLERMONT, DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT affected by any such final decision of the cost to you, to the provision of certain FL 34711 33301 Department have the right to petition to assistance. Please contact Court 100 (407) 674-1850 If you are person claiming a right to funds ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: become a party to the proceeding, in Administrative, Lake County Courthouse, 550 Announcement remaining after the sale, you must file a accordance with the requirements set forth W. Main Street, Tavares, Florida, telephone If you are a person with a disability who SHAPIRO, FISHMAN, GACHE´, LLP claim with the clerk no later than 60 days 2424 North Federal Highway, Suite 360 above. number 352/253-1604 within 2 workings after the sale. If you fail to file a claim you will needs any accommodation in order to Mediation under section 120.573 of the days of your receipt of this document. participate in this proceeding, you are Boca Raton, Florida 33431 not be entitled to any remaining funds. After (561) 998-6700 Florida Statutes is not available for this 103 Found 60 days, only the owner of record as of the entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of proceeding. Ad No. 00428420 certain assistance. Please contact the ADA (561) 998-6707 date of the Lis Pendens may claim the 13-260366 FC02 The application is available for public February 28 & March 7, 2014 surplus. Coordinator at the Office of the Trial Court inspection during normal business hours, PIT/LABRADOR MIX in the Groveland Administrator, Lake County Courthouse, P.O. 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through area. Call 352-459-4424 Box 7800/550 W. Main Street, Tavares, Ad No.: 00429366 WITNESS my hand and the seal of the court MARCH 7 & 14, 2014 Friday, except legal holidays, at the Central on JANUARY 6, 2014. Florida 32778, Telephone (352) 253-1604, District Office of the Department of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH at least 7 days before your scheduled court Environmental Protection, 3319 Maguire JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 104 Special appearance, or immediately upon receiving NEIL KELLY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 5TH Boulevard, Suite 232, Orlando, FL. LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CLERK OF THE COURT this notification if he time before the Notices scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; if JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR /s/S.HOLEWINSKI LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION: Ad No.00429428 CASE NO.: 2013 CA 001970 By: Deputy Clerk you are hearing or voice impaired, call 771. March 7, 2014 12-05198-4 Case No.2013CA001664 BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC, NOTICE TO Attorney for Plaintiff: Plaintiff Ad No. 00429396 ADVERTISERS Elizabeth R. Wellborn, P.A. FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, March 7 & 14, 2014 LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA 350 Jim Moran Blvd. ASSOCIATION, vs. PLEASE CHECK YOUR AD FOR Suite 100 Plaintiff, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 Case No. 2013-CA-001794 ERRORS THE FIRST DAY IT APPEARS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 5TH STEVEN M. POELCHER A/K/A STEVE Telephone: (954) 354-3544 SINCE THE DAILY COMMERCIAL WILL JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR vs. POELCHER, et al. Facsimile: (954) 354-3545 ARG INVESTMENTS, LLC, NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION: Defendant(s) GARY ROGER MCCLAIN; UNKNOWN SPOUSE INCORRECT ADS AFTER THE FIRST IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS Plaintiff, Case No.2013CA000788 OF GAY ROGER MCCLAIN; UNKNOWN PARTY NOTICE OF SALE DAY OF PUBLICATION. IF YOU FIND WITH DISABILITIES ACT, If you are a person IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT AN ERROR CALL THE CLASSIFIED v. with a disability who needs any PROPERTY, Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a DEPARTMENT IMMEDIATELY AT accommodation in order to participate in this FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, Defendants. Final Judgment dated JANUARY 29, 2014, 314-3278 OR 748-1955. proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to DEAD RIVER MARINA, INC., entered in Civil Case Number 2013 CA Plaintiff, RICHARD G. STREETER, you, to the provision of certain assistance. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 001970, in the Circuit Court for Lake County, Please contact the ADA Coordinator, Nicole PEGGY A. STREETER, Florida, wherein BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, THE PUBLISHER ASSUMES NO Berg at (352) 253-1604 at least 7 days vs. DENNIS LEO FOREMAN, a/k/a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Final LLC, is the Plaintiff, and STEVEN M. FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR before your scheduled court appearance, or DENNIS L. FOREMAN, individually Judgment of Foreclosure dated the 4 day of POELCHER A/K/A STEVE POELCHER, et al, ERRORS OR FOR OMMISSION OF immediately upon receiving your notification KAYE S. TART A/K/A MARION S. TART A/K/A and as Trustee of the FEBRUARY, 2014, and entered in Case No. are the Defendants, Lake County Clerk of COPY. LIABILITY SHALL NOT EXCEED if the time before the scheduled appearance MARION SASSER TART N/K/A MARION KAYE DENNIS L. FOREMAN REVOCABLE TRUST 2013CA001664, of the Circuit Court of the Court will sell the property situated in Lake THE COST OF THE PORTION OF is less than 7 days; if you are hearing or SASSER; MISTY OAKS HOMEOWNERS dated June 30, 1992, 5TH Judicial Circuit in and for Lake County, County, Florida, described as: voice impaired, call 711. ASSOCIATION, INC.; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF R. VIRGINIA FOREMAN, SPACE OCCUPIED BY SUCH ERROR. KAYE S. TART; A/K/A MARION S. TART A/K/A Florida, wherein FEDERAL NATIONAL WILLIAM T. VASTINE, as Trustee, and LOT 4, BLOCK 26 OF ROYAL TRAILS UNIT MARION SASSER TART N/K/A MARION KAYE MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, is the Plaintiff STATE OF FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF CANCELLATIONS Ad No.00429253 and GARY ROGER MCCLAIN; UNKNOWN NO. 1, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF MARCH 7 & 14, 2014 SASSER; RICHARD L TART A/K/A RICHARD REVENUE, LAMAR TART; UNKNOWN TENANT; IN SPOUSE OF GAY ROGER MCCLAIN; AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 19, PAGES 1 THROUGH 59, INCLUSIVE OF THE PUBLIC CANCELLATION FOR ADS RUNNING POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, UNKNOWN PARTY IN POSSESSION OF THE Defendants. RECORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA Defendants. SUBJECT PROPERTY, are defendants. The SATURDAY MUST BE MADE BY Clerk of this Court shall sell to the highest NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE FRIDAY BY 2:00, CANCELLATIONS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE and best bidder for cash at the, THE LOBBY at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, FOR SUNDAY & MONDAY MUST BE ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE LAKE COUNTY PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that NEIL KELLY, Clerk for cash, at Right Inside the Door of the Lake MADE FRIDAY BY 5:00 Friday, March 7, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, March 7, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL D5 D5 106 Personals 450 Trades 604 Furniture 605 Appliances SWF looking for a companion, 70 - 75. MECHAIC/FABRICATOR ENTERTAINMENT CENTER solid oak. REFRIGERATOR Franklin Chef Call 352-207-3643 Pay based on exp. Great benefits $100 765-438-3013 44”Hx18”W $60. 352-215-7790 300 pkg. 600 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER washed oak, REFRIGERATOR Sears, white, upper SWM seeking single white female, 29- Apply in person: hold 42” TV excel. $80 502-3445 freezer. $35 Call SOLD! 45. For friendship dinner, movies. Financial MAMMOTH CONSTRUCTORS Merchandise Call or text 352-552-8757. 390 Golden Gem Dr., Umatilla FURNITURE $100 TAKES ALL. STOVE GE gas, self cleaning. Almond, EOE Mart SOLD works good. $130 Call 603-0005 SWM, many interests seeks lady 60 to GLASS TABLE TOP 48”x66”x1/2”. STOVE, Whirlpool, self cleaning. Flat 70. outings & more. 352-330-4338 LOCAL SOD COMPANY LOOKING FOR CLASS A CDL DRIVERS $100 Call 352-360-3660 surface top, white $75 obo Call 352-357-7525 for local runs. Hrly pay. 601 Antiques HUTCH Solid Oak, 2 pc. Glass doors on 124 Professional Apply in person top, drawers on bottom. $100 firm. WASHING MACHINE STAND, w/drawer. 16929 CR 48, Mt. Dora CHAIRS (2) mint cond. $400 for both Services 400 Call 352-383-2338 Call 352-409-1032 $50. 352-742-1422 Employment MAINTENANCE PERSON KITCHEN CHAIRS Oak wood. $50. Call COMMUNITY SEMINAR: DRESSER MIRRORS (3). Asking $100 606 Electronics Part Time Monday - Thursday Call 352-568-0426 352-750-2825 How To Avoid Low Back and Neck The applicant must be skilled at, LA-Z-BOY recliner, excel. $50 Call CAMERA Nikon N90, 35mm, auto, Pain Surgery! Mowing-weedeating-trimming. TABLE Hard Rock Maple w/6 chairs. $100 Call 352-259-0109 410 Sales Painting-carpentry-flooring-some Vintage. Good cond. $200 Call 352- 352-787-9197 Learn about DRS™ Protocol, a electrical & plumbing. 636-9141 LOUNGER RECLINER, Barca, very nice. CELL PHONE Kyocera, never used. $30 breakthrough and successful A very busy fashion, accessories, Fax Resume to: 1-352-460-0528 Tan upholstery. $160. 315-1307 Call 352-323-3587 nonsurgical treatment for home decor and gift store located on 603 Collectibles herniated and degenerative MECHANIC / FABRICATOR LOVE SEAT & COCKTAIL TABLE NEXTBOOK ANDROID TABLET 8”, by the square in Brownwood is seeking a google $70 352-552-1655 disc condition. high energy Sales Associate with exp. Pay based on exp. Great benefits AUGUSTA XII Color Print 25 x 30, ‘92. Southern Lifestyles. Just purchased. Featuring: Dr. Jason E. Davis in display. A positive person with a package available. Framed/signed. $65. 330-4484 $485. Call 352-315-1307 NINTENDO DS, has girls carrying case. Davis Clinic of Chiropractic, Inc. sense of fashion is a must. Apply in person: 16 games. $99 obo 352-455-8225 Discussion of chronic and severe back MAMMOTH CONSTRUCTORS DOLL 42” porcelain Indian Maiden new LOVESEAT LA-Z-Boy. Excel Cond. Please leave a voice message in box. $50. 352-728-6572 Neutral. $80. 352-630-5793 and neck conditions, treatment describing your qualifications at 390 Golden Gem Dr., Umatilla SOUND BAR, for TV w/remote. $65 Call options, respective advantages, 352-399-5769 EOE RARE VIAGRA WALL CLOCK. $50. Call PATIO SET by Hampton Bay, glass top 352-365-1819 treatment for failed back after 5pm 352-787-4884 table, 4 swivel chairs, w/umbrella TELEVISION 52” Sony, works good. LEASING CONSULTANT or neck surgery. stand. $150. Like new. 315-1307 $85. 352-742-0894 Q & A Period Are you a great Sales Associate? 604 Furniture Light Refreshments. Upscale Apartment Community in SLEEPER SOFA Italian leather. Good TELEVISION Magnavox 20”, great Reservations Preferred Wildwood wants you! One year sales AFFORDABLE BEDDING cond. $100. 352-343-7748 picture, color. $50 352-324-2559 3:00-4:00pm Tues. exp., aggressive and self-motivated. at our newest MARCH 11, 2014 $10.00/hr, negotiable w/ apt. industry QUALIFIED CDL A DRIVERS SLEEPER SOFA, Broyhill queen. Like TELEVISION/DVD Combo. Toshiba 20”, DAVIS CLINIC OF CHIROPRACTIC exp. F/T & Wknds. Monthly 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE (GOOD MVR) MATTRESS MARKET new, brushed suede light turquoise. great picture. $50. 352-365-2301 Reservations: (352) 430-2121 Commission and Bonus opportunity. No touch freight, assigned OUTLET SHOWROOM $475. 352-323-0842 equipment, great driver support, DavisSpineInstitute.com Health benefits, paid vacation & sick, 9900 Hwy 441 Leesburg FL SOFA Italian leather w/lg. chair & 608 A/C & Heat discount on rent available. weekly pay, direct dep., health ins, 352-460-4816 M-S 10-7 S-12-6 ottoman. Excel. $200. 352-308- AIR CONDITIONER, Tempstar, very Apply 3793 Pepper Tree Lane, paid holidays & vacation. We buy manufacturers overstock and 5959 good cond. will heat or cool 1700 sf. Wildwood, or fax to 813-636-8863 pass the savings on to you $500 Call 352-408-3184 EOE/Drug & Smoke Free WP Stearns & Foster, Sealy, SOFA, white England La-Z-Boy, like Simmons, Gel Memory Foam new. Curved cushion seat. $475. PHONE SALES P/T 90 days same as cash 352-323-0842 624 Children’s 200 3-5 yrs. exp. in life & health ins. Must no credit check - delivery available. items have computer skills. 20/25 hrs./wk TABLE round glass top & wrought iron BAKERS RACK At Your Service $10-15/hr. depending on experience. Call for more details. Green metal w/3 w/2 chairs. $60. 352-742-7847 STROLLER Eddie Bauer, new in box. shelves. $45. 352-315-9324 $100 obo Call 352-446-8370 Fax resume to :Frank 877-255-2761 800-456-2336 X 114 TELEVISION CABINET white wash. •WELDER BED SET Queen, 5 pieces by Ethan $150 Call 352-383-2338 625 Building 423 Accounting Alan, great cond. $500 315-1307 201 Insurance For growing Fabrication Shop. WICKER SET Hampton Bay, love seat & Supplies/ Must be motivated! BEDS TWIN (2) complete, w/ 2 chairs. $100 Call 740-250-5602 CHURCH BOOKKEEPER PART-TIME; •CNC MACHINIST HELPER headboards. good cond. $100 343- Materials Shelby knowledge desired; computer 9279 205 Adult Care proficiency required in Excel and Need some exp. required. 605 Appliances BATH VANITY w/faucet, cream. $25 Word; must have good interpersonal Apply in person at: SalesCorp. CHAIR overstuffed w/ottoman. Excel. Call 352-508-5196 skills; 3 years minimum bookkeeping 3402-C NE 37th Pl. Wildwood, FL Paid $1,000. Now $150. 787-2114 DISCOUNT NOTICE APPLIANCE CABINET White, glass doors, blond Florida Statute states, “It is a experience. trim. $85. 352-748-0702 Send resume by email to CHINA CABINET mahogany, large, inlaid Repair-Sales-Service Most Repairs misdemeanor for any person willfully, 455 glass. $75. 352-431-3980 $60 Plus Parts knowingly, or intentionally to operate [email protected] GLASS INSERT for Door ext./int. multi- Restaurants/ pane. $75. 352-787-2114 or attempt to operate a family day Hotels/Clubs CHINA CABINET, good cond. Asking care home without a license or 425 Clerical $35. SOLD PEDESTAL SINK & Faucet, for without registering with the SERVERS bathroom. New. $125. 352-243- department, whichever is applicable”. GIRL FRIDAY - PT COFFEE TABLE & END TABLES, glass 9677 Florida Statute states, “No person Quickbooks Exp. a must. Apply in person: O’Keefe’s Irish Pub tops. $40 Call 352-435-7006 Downtown Tavares shall advertise a child care facility Mt. Dora area. 352-516-9227 WASHER, DRYER, STORM DOOR 32” Larson, w/pet door. without including within such Fax resume to: 352-742-9013 COUCH 3 cushion, light floral. Like REFRIGERATOR Good cond. $75. 352-365-2297 advertisement the state or local new. $100. 352-735-5832 RECEPTIONIST WANTED 470 General “Don’t Toss It agency license number of such Fix It For Less” Phone, basic computer & social media COUCH 9’, multi colored, good cond. facility. The statute applies to anyone Buying Clean 626 Farm with more than 1 unrelated child skills & filing a must. Willing to clean. SCHOOL BUS $100 Call 352-323-8393 Experience preferred. DFWP Washers & Dryers Equipment in their home. DRIVERS NEEDED Days, Evenings & Weekends [email protected] Training provided. DRESSER 6 drawers, 30”Hx57”Wx17”D good cond. $60 352-253-0310 Call Now FARM STAR DISC HARROW 8 blade SILVER LAKE Lake County Schools, Transportation clam shell, 5 ft. wide. 12” wheels, 1 352-728-2561 or 352-874-1238 ASSISTED LIVING 432 Dental DRESSER SET 4 pcs, green & tan good 7/8 hitch. Heavy duty, great for food Apply online: www.lake.k12.fl.us DORM SIZE REFRIGERATOR Whirlpool, plots. $475. Call 352-516-5873 Private Room avail. $3,100/mo. DENTAL ASSISTANT cond. $100. 352-460-0458 excel. cond. $75. 352-483-4762 What are you paying for Dementia Experienced for busy office. Must ASSISTANT PROJECT MGR. care? No point system or have qualified expanded duties & with healthcare construction DRESSER w/mirror, solid oak $100 Call FREEZER Kenmore upright 15cu.ft. TRACTOR CASE SC, ’53. Restored, entrance fee. Lic #ALF8956 radiology certified $16/hr +. exp./education needed for contractor 717-209-0683 excel. cond. $100. 352-516-1556 work ready. $2,800. 352-243-9677 Call 352-365-9929 Looking for outgoing dependable, in Wildwood, FL. Plumbing or HVAC rofessional person must be able to background preferred. EEO, DFWP. multi task. Lady Lake area. Email resume & references to CROSSWORD PUZZLE 245 Financial 352-751-1178 [email protected]

SOCIAL SECURITY 435 Medical DISABLITY Contact us if your claim has been denied or if you need help. Over 30 yrs. exp.No fees or costs CARRIERS unless your claim is approved. Need immediately for Cooper Consulting CERTIFIED PHARMACY TECH FT LEESBURG AREA, FRUITLAND PARK, 2228 South St., Leesburg with benefits. Must have retail & UMTAILLA, MT. DORA & EUSTIS 352-728-5552 sterile/ non-sterile compounding exp, Apply by Email or In Person & be Florida Certified. Daily Commercial Fax resume: 352-323-9507 212 E. Main St. 250 Handyman Leesburg or CNA FULL TIME Email: [email protected] 3pm-11pm. M-F, alternate weekends Include phone number and address Hard Working Business Owner, will Apply on line at: improve your home. Will perform jobs when Emailing. www.avantecenters.com Candidates must have incl., remodels, drywall, tiling, tree or fax resume to: 352-787-6361 trimming, etc. Ref.’s. Robert Plante’s reliable transportation, Home Maint. 352-484-3543 Lic. DIRECT CARE STAFF Drivers License & Ins. Send resume to: [email protected] EOE LPN, RN, PARAMEDIC & EMT GOLF SHOP STAFF & X-RAY TECH./MA Part-time shop attendant. Computer Needed for Busy Urgent Care. experience required. Apply in person: LARRY GOUGH HANDYMAN SERVICE Email to: medicalbillingtoday@ yahoo.com Harbor Hills Country Club Reliable, Dependable! One call does it 6538 Lake Griffin Road, Lady Lake all! Lic/Ins. 352-409-4059 MEDICAL BILLER, CODER & A/R No phone calls please EXPERIENCED For busy medical office. GROOMER exp. P/T w/F/T potential. 268 Moving Email at: Flex. schedule. 352-250-7918 [email protected] MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST F/T, exp. with knowledge of EMR for Two Brothers Moving1 Room or Full Primary Care Practice in Summerfield, House FL. Reg. #IM1539 Russell & with opportunity for advancement. Todd Franks Lic./Ins. 352-793-8960 IF $150-$200 WOULD HELP YOU Fax resume to: 352-307-7848 Handout free newspapers at different OPHTHALMIC TECH. NEEDED: locations in our delivery area. 20-25 275 Plumbing We are a dynamic Ophthalmology hrs/wk. Hours + commission. Good practice looking for dynamic people! for college students & retirees. Will SINCE Excellent customer service skills, a train the right person. Must be clean 1987 positive attitude and are able to cut & not afraid to talk. Sales refract. This is a F/T position, Mon-Fri, experience a plus. KILEY& Benefits including; Health care, Life Call Joseph 813-484-3766 or SONS, INC. ins, PTO time, uniform allowance and Ed 352-217-9937 A Full Service Plumbing Company. 401K company participation. We offer LAWN TECHNICIAN F/T Lake 787-1904 - Sumter 748-9500 a Competitive salary. To work in the Villages CentralFloridaPlumber.com Fax resume to: Must have exp. in lawn maint. Also VISIT OUR ONSITE SHOWROOM. MFEC, (352)735-6404 or must have valid FL drivers license. 24 Hr. Emergency Service Email [email protected] Call Bob 352-603-3329 Lic#CFC1426882 RN'S, PT'S, OT'S AND ST'S PER DIEM For A Medicare and CHAP accredited •MACHINE ASSISTANT 281 Roofing Home Care agency for Lake County for food pkg. operation Must be Competitive salary. Send resume to: mechanically inclined, able to lift 50 [email protected] lbs, stand for 8 hrs., able to work #1 IN ROOFING multi-shift, self starter, responsible, Villages Roofing & Construction Inc. RN’S/LPN’S attention to detail. *Leak Repairs *Shingles/Flat Roof. REFRESH TODAY •MECHANIC/SUPERVISOR *Lifetime Metal Roofs. Free Roof Est. Part time, 2nd shift, 2:30pm- 11pm. 352-314-3625. Lic. #CCC1329936 WORK TOMORROW Clinical Nurse Refresher 3/29/14 Approx. 24 hr/week. IV Certification 3/30/14 Apply in person: VistaPak Inc. Call 800-677-5224 1103 Thomas Ave., Leesburg www.NurseRefresher.com

MCHALE ROOFING INC 450 Trades Re-Roofs and Repairs, Tile, Metal, Shingles Flat Roofs & Mobile Homes Excel. Ref’s Lic & Ins. CCC1328197 500 Call 352-255-2758 Pets/Animals 288 Tree AUTO BODY ESTIMATOR Exp Autobody Estimator for high Service volume collision center needed in Leesburg, FL. Must be proficient In 501 Pets CCCone. Knowledge of ADP. For Sale Management System a plus. Knowledge of estimating lg. trucks & AUSTRALIA SHEPHERD (Aussie), Blue motorhomes a plus. Excellent Merle. male, w/vet health cert. 6/mo •Land Clearing •Tree Removal old. $375. Call 352-360-8292 •Trimming & Shaping communications skills required. •Hauling & Stump •Grinding Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K & Paid Vacations HOUSE CAT, FREE 3yrs old. Very Free Est. **SPECIALS** friendly. 352-728-3133 after 6pm 352-267-5720 Email your resume to: [email protected] SHIH TZU (3), 8 wks old. CKC , shots, MICHAEL’S TREE AUTO DETAILER EXPERIENCED $500 each obo. Call 352-348-2016 & TRACTOR SERVICE Apply in person 1800 S. Bay St. Eustis 560 Pet DRIVER CDL Supplies Needed in Wildwood. Fax resume to : 352-330-2609 BIRD CAGES. Asking $35. The Villages. Stump Grinding, •Tree Trimming & EOE/DFWP Call 352-753-1834 Removal •Box Blading, •Bush Hogging & Grading. Lic & Insured. DRIVERS OTR, CDL Class A, 2 yrs. DOG PEN, large 30”x 48” folds up. Call 352-504-1597 exp, req’d. Call 407-509-2533 Asking $30. 352-255-8436 D6 DAILYDAILY COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL Friday,Friday, March March 7, 2014 7, 2014 630 Garage Sales 630 Garage Sales 652 Articles 810 Duplexes 1001 Mfd Homes EUSTIS OXFORD For Sale CLERMONT HWY. 50 For Sale Fri. & Sat. 8am - 3pm. 3022 Bulkley Calvary Apostolic Church, Sat. 8 - ?. BOOTS UGG blk classic tall. Size 8, Before Groveland Place. Women’s, clothing, shoes, 10681 US HWY. 301 Electronics., CLERMONT HWY. 50 retail $195, like new $75. 245- 800 Mobile Homes For Sale Before Groveland purses, misc. household items, furniture, & MORE! Bake Sale. 6930 w/Owner Finance dishes & more. Real Estate Mobile Homes For Sale Call Rick 407-547-9394 w/Owner Finance TAVARES CASE Amber Jigged Bone XX - Change •Remodeled 2br/1ba EUSTIS Fri. & Sat. 8am - 2pm. 3116 Wekiva For Rent Call Rick 407-547-9394 knife 4 interchangeable blades. “LAST ONE” •Remodeled 2br/1ba Sat. & Sun. 8am - 2pm. 1226 Rd. Fox Run. Clothes, appl. crafts, $85. Call after 5pm. 352-787-4884 From $500 down Overlook Rd. Something for bread maker & misc. items. “LAST ONE” ---$$450/month$$--- From $500 down everyone. Old Coke machine, furn., COFFEE MAKER KitchenAid. New. Paid Also Avail. kitchen items & lots more. TAVARES $189. Sell for $100. 352-978-7461 ---$$450/month$$--- Fri. 8am - 3pm. Fox Run MHP, 805 Houses Handyman Special’s Also Avail. EUSTIS 2829 Wekiva Rd. Lots of furn., CROWN MOLDING white, 39’ x 3.5”. Furnished •1 & 2br from Handyman Special’s Sat. 8am - 2pm. 1701 Rt. 19 N. Duncan Phyfe table w/4 chairs. 8 $20. Call 352-435-0055 ---$325/month$$--- •1 & 2br from Country Club Manor. Annual Sale piece set of Bristol china. Everything For other rentals only ---$325/month$$--- DISHES beautiful pastel colors 10 pc MOUNT DORA, 1585 Morningside Dr. over 200 homes. Appliances, furn. is priced to sell. Call 352-874-7375 For other rentals only setting w/extra. $40. 365-0109 Beautifully restored home, across & much more. Call 352-874-7375 TAVARES from lake. 2/1, lovely neighborhood. EUSTIS Sat. & Sun. 9am - 3pm. 15901 DRAPES Peach color, 5 panels 72”x83” April/Oct. $1,200 per mo. + dep. 811 Condos LADY LAKE 1/1 PARK MODEL 1991 Sat. 8am-2pm. Neighborhood Sale. Acorn Circle, Squirrel Point. Coca $100 Call 352-742-2716 414-403-3111 Townhouses Cutlas. Fl. rm. & laundry rm. Carport Royal Trails, SR 44 between Deland Cola table & chairs, furn., fur coats, FORMAL/LONG GOWN brand new $20 & storage shed. Newly installed & Eustis. MULTI FAMILY SALE. Daytona 500 pictures, women’s Call 352-357-4358 806 Houses HVAC. $26,900 Call 352-750-2503 Something for everyone. shoes & lots more GARAGE SALE ITEMS, New & Like New Unfurnished TAVARES 55+, 1/1 furn. w/FL. rm. EUSTIS TAVARES Items. $40. 352-787-0410 shed/carport. $4,K. 586-524-0266 Sat. 9am - 2pm. 38200 CR 439. Sat. 8am-1pm. Royal Harbor GLASSWARE, etched gold rim 39 pcs. CLERMONT HWY. 50 HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS 4/2.5/1 Close WEBSTER 1/1 Park Model, 12x40, Lots of everything. Community Sale on U.S. 19. 50 + Before Groveland FAMILY SALE Gate opens 8am. $20. 352-326-8490 to Hwy. 27. Very nice 3 story, 2200sf. 12x28 scrn. rm., shed, A/C & heat FRUITLAND PARK Mobile Homes For Sale Stainless appl. granite counter tops, pump. furnished. $20,000 Call 607- Fri. & Sat. 8am - 2pm. 35241 S. TAVARES, GRILL gas, charbroil, infrared, 2 yrs. w/Owner Finance and W/D hookup. 748-1245 Grays Airport Rd. 2 bar stools, March 8th, 2014. 8am - 2pm. Lake old. $50 Call 352-385-1782 Call Rick 407-547-9394 vacuum cleaner, clothes & etc. Frances Estates Community Sale. •Remodeled 2br/1ba HAND MIXER portable, 200 watt. GE, 6 “LAST ONE” 1002 Mfd 1150 Skyline Dr. Household goods, speed. New $40. 352-748-9611 FRUITLAND PARK books & misc. From $500 down Homes Fri. & Sat. 8am - 3pm. 52 HEATER Holmes & Whirlpool ---$$450/month$$--- W/ land Wintergreen Dr. Lakeside Terrace UMATILLA dehumidifier $100 . Call SOLD! Also Avail. $1000/mo + $1000 security dep. Call MHP. Too much to list. NO EARLY Fri, & Sat 9am-3pm. 16520 Handyman Special’s 407-947-4968 Immediate opening For Sale BIRDS. Cleveland Ln. Antiques, Vintage, HOT TUB 4 seat Dream Maker, 110V, •1 & 2br from Collectibles! Furn, art, home/garden (just plug in!). Excel cond. $900 Call ---$325/month$$--- FRUITLAND PARK decor, bricbrac, records, MORE! See 352-326-8242 For other rentals only Multi Family. Fri. - Sat. 8 - ? 37139 Craigslist for photos # 4352789167 Call 352-874-7375 812 Rooms to Shalimar Dr. (off Eagle’s Nest Rd.) HOT TUB New-wave, seats 4, good Fifth wheel cover, 30’x30’ trap, UMATILLA cond. $300 Cash & Carry. Call 352- LEESBURG 3/2, near mall, Nearly new Rent Garmin, small appl., lamps, tools, Fri. & Sat. 8am-2pm, 41419 Tarpon 408-3184 dbl. wide. Upscaled appliances. FRUITLAND PARK near Villages. 1100 Ave. MOVING SALE. Christmas, denim days, clothes & etc. JACKET ladies leopard print. sm/med. Small dog consider w/dep. Carport, Female. Huge house. Util., Wi-Fi, printers, books, furn., clothing & lots porches, $900/mo + $900 security. cable, waterfalls incl. $530/mo. No Recreation FRUITLAND PARK, cost $200 now $35. 407-310-6628 more. Background credit check. Non- smoke or pets. 352-326-5121 Fri. & Sat. 8am - 2pm. 4315 Serene MARY KAY KIT New, w/$300 in WILDWOOD smoker. 352-205-1234 Circle. 2/round dining tables (1/table product. $100. Call 352-787-2114 816 Commercial has chairs), king & queen beds, Sat. 8am - 12 noon. Continental 1101 Boats chandeliers, some collectibles, wall Country Club. Hwy. 44. Great MIRROR, 36”x50” w/curves, silver & RENTALS Property hangings, pictures, stands, real Bargains & Food. gold frame. $100. 734-243-5918 LONG TERM & UNFURN. RENTALS IN KENNER 17’ - 115hp Merc Saltwater baker's rack, lamps, big & small SOUTH LAKE COUNTY. COMING SOON, SABAL PALMS motor. Runs good. $5,800. Call carpenter tools, T-post, corral gate 635 Garden ORECK XL Totally reconditioned. Like ROCKER REALTY 352-394-3570 EXECUTIVE SUITES PHASE II after 5pm. 352-747-4884 & misc. items. new. $100 Call Al 352-751-0369 Ask For Janet or Emily looking to expand into The Villages, Why take on the expense of a full staff EDGER Craftsman Walk Behind. Excel ORIENTAL RUG, 10’ x 5’. $99 obo. RockerRealtyInc.com FRUITLAND PARK, and set up cost, No need to worry, 1120 Marine cond. $80. 352-307-9462 352-217-5104 White Elephant - Treasure & Bargain SORRENTO, newly remodeled 2/2 w/ Sabal Executive Suites offer you a Full Equip/ appl. No smokers/pets. $1,200/mo. Sales. Sat. 8am - 2pm. Lake Griffin LAWN MOWER PLAY STATION in box. Games & case. Service Office Suite. Receptionist, fully 22” Craftsman 4hp, + $1,200 dep. 419-203-0421 Supplies Isles MHP, Lake Unity Rd. Lunch & mulcher & bag. $100 787-0888 $35. 352-343-6995 furnished office, copy machine/fax, Refreshments avail. WI FI w/high speed internet and BOAT GAS TANKS 6 gallon, plastic & LAWN MOWER push Briggs & Stratton PRINTER HP Office Jet 4200. Works TAVARES 301 Ingraham Ave. Older telephones. All at ONE LOW PRICE, metal. Both $60. 606-615-2094 GRAND ISLAND 22”. $45. 352-483-3029 great. $25. 352-787-2114 home, 3/1, CHA, fenced yard, close just SIT DOWN, PLUG IN, & GO TO Sunlake Estates Craft & Pie Sale to school & shopping. $675/mo + WORK. Feel free to stop by our Sabal PONTOON ANCHORS (4) including LAWN MOWERS (2) push. Asking SHELTER by Easy Up w/weight bags. March 8, 2014, 9am - 2pm $500 security. Call 850-867-2073 Palm Phase I for a tour and ask about ropes. $75 for all. 320-237-7462 $100. 352-357-0309 Excel cond. $250. 352-365-2297 1054 Sunlake Blvd. our FREE RENT SPECIALS! Or visit us Vendors from Sunlake and outside STAND metal for flat screen TV w/2 at www.preferredrmg.com for more of the park will display their MOWER self propelled rear bagger. 1150 R V & excel cond. $70. 352-728-6585 glass shelves. $99 352-603-0005 807 Apartments information. handmade crafts. We have a Unfurnished Campers number of new vendors as well as MOWER Toro personal pace, 22”, TELEVISION STAND for flat screen, blk LEESBURG returning crafters. Lunch and pie metal frame w/3 glass shelves. $50 FIFTH WHEEL HITCH Reese, 16K. 6.5hp, excel. $100. 323-1297 Warehouses w/Offices $300. Call 352-446-7902 slices are available for purchase. Call 352-728-2335 CLERMONT HWY. 50 2315-25 Griffin Rd. 1,150 up to PRESSURE WASHER Craftsman, good Before Groveland 12,400sf. Starts at $300/mo. HOWEY IN THE HILLS cond. $50 SOLD TICKETS (2) baseball, Boston Red Sox Mobile Homes For Sale FIFTH WHEEL KIT for Pick up w/rails. Thur. - Sun. 9am - 5pm 313 W. vs Braves at Disney. $70. 365-6290 w/Owner Finance Office/Showroom Brand new. $250. 352-243-9677 Central Ave. Across from water RIDING MOWER Yard Machine, 17.5hp, 1607 Hwy. 441 $850/mo VACUUM Kirby never used. Cost $2K Call Rick 407-547-9394 tower. Furn., antiques & lot’s more. 42” cut, auto drive, runs good. •Remodeled 2br/1ba 352-787-0004 1200 $425 Call 352-748-2883 sell for $500. 352-259-5629 LAKE PANASOFFKEE “LAST ONE” VINTAGE COAT, excel. cond. Asking Transportation Fri. 8-5pm & Sat. 8-3pm, 2299 CR STAG HORN FERN approx. 4’ in From $500 down 819 $20. Call 352-357-1363 401C. LARGE MOVING SALE. entire diameter. $60 Call 352-508-5593 ---$$450/month$$--- Manufactured household including furniture. Also Avail. 1205 Autos WEED EATER Echo, straight shaft, good YARD SALE ITEMS clothing, household Handyman Special’s Homes Rental items & more. $85. 352-793-8102 LAKE PANASOFFKEE cond. $100 Call 352-753-7075 •1 & 2br from ANY JUNK CAR CASH. FREE PICK UP! Sat. 8am -?? 2348 CR 453. Carport ---$325/month$$--- CLERMONT HWY. 50 Call 352-771-6191 WEED EATER Style, nearly new, $75 Before Groveland Sale. fishing, class A tow bar for RV, 655 Musical For other rentals only CHEVROLET CAPRICE Classic ‘96. light weight wheelchair & collectible. Call 352-787-1575 Call 352-874-7375 Mobile Homes For Sale Instruments w/Owner Finance Orange. $4,500. 352-348-2016 LAKE PANASOFFKEE 640 Guns KEYBOARD Casio, Model CTK491, 100 EUSTIS El Sereno Apts. Call Rick 407-547-9394 KIA ‘08 Optima, 5 speed manual, 63K Sat. 9am - 2pm. 2422 CR 412. song bank. $75 Call 352-748-4299 $99 MOVIE IN SPECIAL •Remodeled 2br/1ba mi. $7,000. Call 352-459-9473 or ESTATE SALE. Comics, books, BROWNING 12 gauge 3” magnum, dbl. Recently remodeled, clean, quiet “LAST ONE” 810-650-4051 queen bed, household items, barrel shotgun, new cond. $1000 WANTED YAMAHA DRUM SET. Please Lg. 2/2. w/walk-in closets. $725/mo From $500 down clothes & tools. Call 352-793-2303 call 352-357-8708 Free pest control & trash. ---$$450/month$$--- MAZDA MIATA MX5 convertible ‘08, Covered parking. Also Avail. 7800 mi. 6 speed. Maroon color. LAKE PANASOFFKEE BROWNING 20 gauge, gold automatic - Handyman Special’s Like new cond. $17,500 352-314- Sat. 9am - Noon. 741 CR 489. A-Z, 660 Office 600 N. Grove like new. $350. Call after 5pm. Call 352-361-5688 •1 & 2br from 5054 COME ONE COME ALL. SOLD! Furniture/ ---$325/month$$--- LEESBURG For other rentals only DERRINGER 380 caliber, 2 shot. Black Supplies Call 352-874-7375 1206 Aviation TRASH TO TREASURE YARD SALE. lacquer w/walnut handle. Fired 2x. COMPUTER CORNER DESK W/Hutch. Event Saturday, March 8, 2014. Approx. 45 cartridges incl. $285. FOR SALE, RENT, OR RENT TO OWN, Excel. cond. $100. 352-406-1253 8am - 1pm. At the Community Call SOLD! 1/1's to 3/2's nice 55+ community. 1210 Mcycles/ Building located on the corner of COMPUTER DESK Asking $35. EUSTIS HOMES LTD Palm Ridge Mobile Village Mopeds Dixie Ave. & Dozier Circle. GLOCK Model 19, 9mm, w/1 15 round 1806 Timber Ridge Circle, Leesburg magazine. $395. 352-357-1763 SOLD 1, 2 & 3br. Patio apt. laundry facility. KAWASAKI ‘05, VN2000, 2053cc, V- LEESBURG RENT ASST. based on income. Equal 352-787-2408 Sue COMPUTER TABLE W/CHAIR, black like [email protected] twin. Pristine cond. Many extras. Fri. & Sat. 9am - 1pm. Near mall off HI-POINT 9MM semi auto. $175. Housing Opportunity. $6500 obo. 407-497-3874 Radio Rd. & Morningside, 33320 SOLD! new. $30. 352-753-1170 Call 352-357-8287 TAVARES 2/1 furnished, with W/D in Somerset Dr. Tools, kitchen, furn., INKJET CARTRIDGES 3 boxes size 5 & 55+ adult park. No pet, no smoking. LEATHER JACKET made in USA, New, treadmill, grill, table saw & misc. SHOTGUN Stevens 12 gauge, single EUSTIS lg. 4/2, CHA, family rm., W/D, shot, shells included. $150. 352- 7 boxes of 8. $25. 352-365-0350 $550/mo + util. Dep. of $550, 1 yr. Size 56. $100. 352-669-7544 tile floors, very clean 626 N. Center lease. Call 937-843-3033 LEESBURG 217-1322 St. $900 mo. + sec. 352-504-6040 TOUR PAK for Harley Davidson, $100 PARK WIDE SALE AT LAKES OF 674 Exercise Equipment or 352-357-9078 obo SOLD LEESBURG! Fri. - Sat. 9am - 4pm. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY XD-9, 9mm 825 Rent-To-Own tactical w/2 15 round magazines, ABDOMINAL ROCKER, as seen on TV, 41 Key West Dr. Metal desk, table LEESBURG Downtown area. lamps, holiday trims, rocking chair, night sights & ammunition. Excel. almost new, $60 352-742-7754 FOR SALE, RENT, OR RENT TO OWN, 1247 Trailers cond. $595 Call 352-357-1763 The Enclave at Cauthen Circle. 1/1's to 3/2's nice 55+ community. and much more. A new apts home community of 1/1 ENCLOSED TRAILER ‘01 5’x10’ EXERCISE BICYCLE, DP with airciser. Palm Ridge Mobile Village Luxury apts. Fully Equipped. $650/mo Hallmark, new tires, equipped to a LEESBURG TAURUS 9mm. PT111, Titanium. Like Asking $50. 352-242-4686 1806 Timber Ridge Circle, Leesburg new. $500. 352-787-9197 Call 352-702-2949 haul motorcycle. Good cond. Sat 8am-1pm March 8th. Cypress GAZELLE EXERCISE MACHINE made 352-787-2408 Sue $1,400. Creek MHP Annual Flea Market & Tony Little. $35. 352-702-8421 [email protected] SOLD Bake Sale. Tools, Furn., Household, LEESBURG 649 Medical First Month $99 Jewelry, Kitchen items, Crafts and So WEIGHTS various 5-45 lbs with rack & Move in special! Much More. 1 mile S. of Lake Harris. AUTOMATIC BATHTUB LIFT, w/control 4/bars. $100. 352-308-9478 1264 Auto Hwy. 27. On the left of Hubbard St. & charger. Light weight. Like new. •2/1 $500/dep. Parts $400 obo. 352-434-8517 •2/1 w/W/D hookup $550/dep. LEESBURG 675 Sports/ •2/2 w/W/D hookup $600/dep. Accessory Sat. 8:30am - 3pm. 30540 Orange BATH TUB TRANSFER CHAIR new, Call 352-516-1244 900 Recreation ROOF RACK Dr. MOVING SALE. w/back rest. $65. 352-602-4265 Ask for Tina for car or truck. Excel BICYCLE Men’s Chrome excel cond. Real Estate Cond. $50. 460-0422 LEESBURG LUMBAR BACK BRACE Adjustable. $75 Call 352-357-2771 LEESBURG Sat. 8am - 2pm. 701 S. 9th St. $25. 352-787-2114 For Sale TIRES (4) 315-75-16 Goodyear SERENITY APARTMENTS Wrangler MTR. excel cond. $400 Tools, old bottles, household & BICYCLE 20”, easy break down for 712 W. Oak Terrace Dr misc. MEDICAL CHAIR LIFT steel carrier 34”, obo. 352-255-7395 vertical fold yoke. $175. 343-0031 campers. $75 Call 262-441-0156 2BR - 1BA and 2BR - 1.5BA Newly Renovated. Energy Efficient. TONNEAU COVER for mid size pickup, LEESBURG BICYCLE 3 wheel, 24” w/basket works POWER CHAIR, Alante Jr. pd. $750 Income Qualifications. 903 Homes black like new. $85. 352-365-6271 Sat. 8am - 4pm. 35438 Radio Rd. great. Only $75 Call 352-728-4913 asking $500 obo. 352-357-7525 Immediate Occupancy Prices to sell. Sm. appl. tools, For Sale TOW HITCH, used on a Kia. $50 Call BICYCLE 3 wheel, new tires, good Call Patty 352-360-0041 paintings, household & furniture. SCOOTER 352-223-2319 Lynx L-3X, red w/cover & cond. $100 Call 352-409-2121 VISIT TODAY! BUSHNELL MUST SEE! Great income LEESBURG Harmar elec. lift. 5 yrs. old. Org. property or cozy 2/1 home on 6 lots. Sat. Silver Lake Area, 34037 Park $2900 asking $750 obo. BICYCLE Murray, 21 speed, good cond. LYN TERRACE River access. Priced to sell. Call 1275 Golf SOLD Ln. 8am-1pm. Furn., tools, $50 Call 352-343-6608 Eustis 352-460-5625 Carts antiques, clothing & more. SCOOTER REVO, 4 wheel, like new. BICYCLES 3 Wheel, rebuilt. Large Seat 352-357-7332 FOR SALE, RENT, OR RENT TO OWN, CLUB CAR 48V, enclosure & nylon LEESBURG charger. $600 Call 352-360-6865 & Basket. $150. 1-352-343-6608 www.lynterrace.com 1/1's to 3/2's nice 55+ community. Great Move-In Palm Ridge Mobile Village cover. $1600 Call 810-923-0471 Thur. & Fri. 8am - 4pm. 34103 SHOWER CHAIR 3 legs w/right arm & BOWLING BALLS, 1/Man’s & 1/Ladies Hodges Rd. Leesburg 34788. Lots Specials & Free Gifts! 1806 Timber Ridge Circle, Leesburg back. $50 Call 352-357-7525 w/bags. $20 for all. 352-343-1127 *1 & 2 Bedroom Units 352-787-2408 Sue E-Z-GO ‘96, MUST SEE many extras.. of furn., building supplies, kitchen $750. SOLD items, many misc. items. Too much TRANSFER BENCH Brand New! $60. GOLF CLUBS oversized woods, irons, *All 1st Floor - No Stairs! [email protected] to list. Worth checking out. 352-735-0061 new bag. $40 735-6927 FRUITLAND PARK, Picciola Island, E-Z-GO Marathon, 36V, lights, heavy ranch lakeview, 3/2/1, lg. rec. rm.- duty charger. $1100. 343-6608 LEESBURG, GOLF DRIVER NIKI-SQ-SUMO 5000 808 Apartments 650 Computers W55GR $40.obo. Call cell 608-347- private entrance, lg. pool, lg. corner PAR CAR 2000, 1 yrs. old batteries. Community Carport Furnished lot, lg. fenced yd. 360-9369 & Equip 1483 Enclosure, new controller, great Flea Market WATERFRONT HOME cond. $1695. Call 217-840-9254 Hickory Hollow Estates FAX MACHINE 770, Brother, Intelli GOLF SHOES - LADIES, Foot Joy, 7.5 FRUITLAND PARK TWIN PALMS MARINA FRUITLAND PARK Sat. March 8th. 7:30am - 1:00pm good cond. $25. 352-330-1058 narrow. $30 obo. 352-323-8031 3/2 canal front, Lake Griffin “One Persons Junk 1 & 2 BR. MOBILES NEWLY HOT TUB 3 person Leisure Bay excel $129,900 Seller Motivated. is another Persons MODEM Webstar cable $20 Call 352- RENOVATED FULLY FURNISHED cond $1,200 obo. 352-255-7395 ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED Call 352-787-4584 Treasure” 552-1655 or 352-435-0211 GalbreathRealty.com Coffee & Donuts, Plus JET SKI’S (2) ‘07 Kawasaki, super WEEKLY & MONTHLY RATES. our Famous Cafe Court WIRELESS ROUTER, Netgear $15 Call clean, garage keep, covers & dual NO DEPOSIT FeelingFeeling Directions: Route 44 352-552-1655 or 352-435-0211 trailer. $12,500. 352-516-9297 SMALL DOGS ALLOWED. Between Route 473 OLD FLORIDA FISH CAMP WITH Trapped?Trapped? and Radio Road PUTTERS (20), $35 for all. Call 352- CONVENIENCE STORE ON PROPERTY. 651 Articles 787-3109 CALL 352-787-4514 Benefit Hickory Hollow Wanted Residents Assoc. WET SUIT Men’s large. Excel cond. 1000 LADY LAKE, furn or unfurn. 1br/1ba. LEESBURG, THREE WHEEL ADULT BIKES, old, $50. 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Category Winners in the $134,000-$210,000 range were: first place, The Monica, by Roy- al Oak Homes; 2nd place, The Tiffany, by Kev- co Builders. In the $217,000-$245,000 range: first place, The Hartford A, by Maronda Homes; second place, The Meadow Ridge, by Kevco. Winning homes in the $256,000-$325,000 range: first place, The Huntley, by the Pringle Homebuilding Group; second place, The Vista, by Pioneer Custom Homes. MICHAEL LAUGHLIN / MCT Winners in the $344,000-$424,000 range: first Ganel Appolon lost his last home three years ago in the economic downturn but recently purchased this home in Fort place, The Tocana, by J. Drewes Construction; Lauderdale. He is shown with his family, from left, Stanley, Jessica and his wife, Maude. second place, The Scarsborough, by Pringle Homebuilding Group. The Flagler, by Mainsail Solutions, took first place in the $449,000-$621,000 category, and ‘Boomerang’ buyers get another second place went to The Arrezzo II, by Harbor Hills Development. The Grand/Top Score award goes to the entry that scored the most points from the judges in chance at homeownership all categories, and this year went to The Hunt- ley by Pringle Homebuilding Group. PAUL OWERS rebuilding his credit. lon, the borrower has years past the peak of Sun Sentinel For information about the HBA of Lake-Sum- Last fall, he qualified for to wait only four years. the foreclosures, and another mortgage and A person who un- that’s about the time ter, 1100 N. Joanna Ave., in Tavares, call 352- Just 10 days before in December bought a loaded a home before when most people 343-7101. Christmas 2009, Gan- three-bedroom home the bank foreclosed — would qualify for an- el Appolon found an in Fort Lauderdale for such as through a short other loan,” said Daren envelope taped to his $177,500. sale — must wait two Blomquist, spokesman HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS front door. He and “I feel free,” said Ap- years to get another for RealtyTrac in Irvine, his family were be- polon, a 46-year-old Fannie or Freddie loan. Calif. “The market re- Garden club names Yard of the Month ing evicted from their electrician. “My kids A consumer seeking ally needs boomerang Staff Report Tamarac home. Appo- are really, really hap- a Federal Housing Ad- buyers to maintain the lon had fallen behind py. They kept saying, ministration-backed current recovery.” The March 2014 Yard of the Month award has on his mortgage pay- ‘Thank you, Daddy. loan can qualify three Some boomerang been presented to John and Judy Boyle, 1002 ments, and the lender Thank you, Daddy.’ ” years after a foreclo- buyers are required to Valencia Avenue, Howey-in-the-Hills. repossessed the prop- Appolon’s experience sure or short sale. make down payments of The Boyle property features huge charac- erty under terms of his may give hope to tens Former owners who at least 20 percent, while ter oaks and a large blooming poinsettia at the bankruptcy filing. of thousands of people lost a home because others can put down as main entry. The island bed in the front yard is Despite the finan- snared in the housing of at least a 20 percent little as 3.5 percent or full of colorful croton, wandering Jew and bro- cial setback, Appolon collapse. Many of those cut in pay may be able 5 percent — much the meliads. The Boyle’s double lot also displays vi- vowed to own again. people thought they’d to qualify for anoth- same as people without brant bougainvillea and cactus, all of which re- He spent the next four never own again — or at er mortgage after only credit problems. flects Judy Boyle’s love of gardening. years saving money and least have to wait a de- a year through FHA’s In Appolon’s case, he cade or longer to even Back to Work program. ended up qualifying for think about it. Instead, Catherine Perez used favorable loan terms: lenders and real estate that program to buy a a 5 percent down pay- agents say many for- four-bedroom home ment (about $13,000, mer homeowners are in Pembroke Pines in with closing costs) and recapturing the Amer- November. Three years a 30-year, fixed-rate ican Dream, as “boo- ago, she lost a Davie mortgage with a 4.5 merang buyers.” townhome in foreclo- percent interest rate, “Time will heal every- sure after her adjust- according to his lend- thing, and that’s what’s able-rate mortgage er, Stephen B. McWil- happening here,” said payment jumped $400 liam, head of Florida Jim Flood, regional a month to $2,200. State Mortgage Group manager for Supreme Perez, 32, lived with in Fort Lauderdale. Lending in Plantation. her mother for a year to When Appolon ap- “I think it’s great that save money and then plied for a mortgage people are getting a rented. She signed up last fall, his credit score second chance. Don’t for a credit restoration was 700. He is not sure we all want that in life?” program through the what his score was at How many are get- nonprofit agency Unit- the time of the bank- ting that chance? No ed Financial Counsel- ruptcy, but a person in one knows. The gov- ors, raising her credit similar circumstances ernment and hous- score by more than 100 probably would have ing industry don’t track points to 672 — enough had a score of 550 or it. But lending titans to get a mortgage. The less, McWilliam said. such as Bank of Amer- highest score is 850. Kevin Maher, com- ica, as well as commu- Perez and her fian- munity outreach coor- nity banks and credit ce ended up qualifying dinator with DebtHelp- unions, typically follow for a 30-year, fixed-rate er.com, a West Palm the guidelines from mortgage at 4.375 per- Beach-based counsel- government-run mort- cent. They put down ing agency, said the best gage companies Fan- about $18,000 on the way to rebuild credit is nie Mae and Freddie $335,000 purchase. to pay credit cards and Mac, which together “I’m so relieved,” she other bills on time and insure about half of the said. “I wanted to have not add new debt. Peo- nation’s home loans. a home for my future ple who take those steps Fannie and Freddie kids.” can see their scores rise require someone with a Homeowners who significantly within a previous foreclosure to lost their properties year, he said. wait seven years before make up a pool of po- “It’s very easy to re- qualifying for a new tential buyers could build your score up to mortgage. But if the help bolster demand what you need to get foreclosure was includ- just as last year’s frenzy back into homeowner- ed in the bankrupt- cools, analysts say. ship,” he said. “You just cy, as it was for Appo- “We’re about three have to stop the bleed- ing and start some- thing positive.” Ryan Paton, head of Capitol Lending Group in Fort Lauderdale, said he frequently hears criticism about giving mortgages to people who have short sales or foreclosures in the re- cent past. But lenders are will- ing because they realize a large group of other- wise responsible bor- rowers were trapped in an extraordinary hous- ing debacle not likely to be seen again, he said. SOUTH LAKE PRESS Friday, March 5, 2014 / DAILY COMMERCIAL Friday, March 7, 2014 E3 Is the do-it-yourself industry in decline? n the early 1980s, for a major home im- America was bom- DON provement project. I barded with huge MAGRUDER Many home improve- building material ment shows and semi- box stores that tout- AROUND nars mislead people as ed, you can do-it-your- THE HOUSE they fail to show that self. Millions of folks they use the best tools bought into the no- memorize and pass and highly skilled pro- tion and a huge new some government man- fessionals to complete DIY retail industry was dated test. Along with their jobs. However, created. There seems the demise of these pro- government, with all to be a shift in that grams was the demise of its building codes, is movement and the of potential trades peo- creating a class of de- J.B. FORBES / MCT DIY industry is now ple that would be born pendent homeowners waning. out of them. Carrie Myers, in the post closing department, talks with Assistant Vice President Keith when it comes to fixing Roberts at USA Mortgage in Creve Coeur, Mo. What is causing the America is creating a anything around the decline? Is it due to generation that has no home. changes in culture and mechanical skills and Despite stubborn- government building no inclination to learn ly high unemployment Mortgage companies regroup regulations? them. They are more numbers in America For Americans over concerned about the and the fact that per- the age of 45, projects latest piece of hand- mits in Florida remain as refinancing boom fizzles and chores around the held technology than down 40 percent, find- house were never hired doing hands on work. ing skilled, mechani- LISA BROWN to 61 percent last week, according out. For most fami- Heck, most young peo- cally inclined workers St. Louis Post-Dispatch to the Mortgage Bankers Associa- lies that wasn’t even an ple today have never is almost impossible. tion, a Washington-based trade or- option. Children were even cut grass or used Just as Jane Fraser was named As the older generation CEO of CitiMortgage nine months ganization. taught how to fix and a power drill. That’s a of skilled craftsman The average interest rate for a 30- maintain cars, do mi- shame. ago, the mortgage industry was and weekend do-it- undergoing a seismic shift as refi- year loan, while still at historical nor home repairs and Government is the yourself warriors re- lows, was 4.33 percent last week, take care of the yard. leading force in the de- nancing activity began its free fall. tires and passes away, The O’Fallon, Mo.-based unit of according to mortgage buyer Fred- Today, most chil- cline of the DIY mar- who is going to take die Mac, up from 4.28 percent a dren are raised in sin- ket. Thirty years ago, Citigroup, the country’s third-larg- their place? est bank by assets, relied on mort- week earlier. A year ago, the aver- gle-parent homes family and friends Unless something age interest rate for the same loan where there is no one completed many home gage refinancings to account for changes you can ex- a bulk of its business for several was about 3.5 percent. to teach, encourage, or projects such as roof- pect the cost of wages The sharp decline in refinancings supervise them in do- ing, plumbing, sid- years. But as interest rates began in the construction in- to rise last year, refinancings fell, was one of the reasons Charlotte, ing home projects. ing, and door replace- dustry to soar and con- N.C.-based Bank of America gave Most schools in ments. Today, because prompting changes in business struction wait times to models and layoffs for many com- for the layoff of more than 280 em- America had mandato- of government regula- be extended because of ployees in St. Charles County, Mo., ry shop class and oth- tions in regards to per- panies, including CitiMortgage. a limited workforce. “The day I started at CitiMort- this month. Nationstar Mortgage, er programs that ignit- mitting, licensing, and What will we do with- which is based in Lewisville, Texas, ed the DIY fire within codes, most of these gage was the day the market start- out skilled workers in ed responding to the (Federal Re- also said this month that it’s laying students. Students projects are illegal to the construction indus- off 115 people at its office in St. Lou- learned basic skills such do yourself. So, the serve), and inevitably was the end try? America must reig- of the refi boom,” Fraser, who be- is that opened last year, leaving only as how to use tools consequences of these nite that independent a couple dozen workers. Last fall, and properly measure government regula- came CEO in May 2013, said in an do-it-yourself fire in interview with the Post-Dispatch. Wells Fargo laid off 126 employees and cut items — skills tions are homes in dis- our young people and in its consumer mortgage loan pro- they could use both in repair as fewer people The change has been dramatic. get them back to work. Refinancings accounted for 78 per- cessing division in St. Louis. the workplace and at have the ability to do “This is the new normal,” said home. Those programs for themselves. Don Magruder is the CEO of cent of all mortgage applications a were mostly discontin- Naturally, DIY is not Ro-Mac Lumber and Supply year ago, and that’s since dropped SEE MORTGAGE | E4 ued because of liabili- for everyone and hir- Inc., and he is also the host of the “Around the House” ra- ty issues or because of a ing a licensed and in- dio show heard every Mon- shift in focus on class- sured contractor is day at noon at My790AM es that help students usually the best choice WLBE in Leesburg.

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in a decade, we had to MORTGAGE go back to the basics FROM PAGE E3 of mortgages again: How do we help people Eve Janis, president of buy homes and stay in the St. Louis Mortgage them?” she said. Bankers Association. With the drop-off in “You don’t have people refinancing business, knocking down your CitiMortgage spent door to refinance any- the past year realign- ing its offices across the more.” country. The compa- Looking ahead, Citi- ny closed offices in Las Mortgage’s Fraser said Vegas and Danville, Ill., the industry is head- and instead chose a few ed toward refinancings hub cities from which accounting for just 40 to operate: O’Fallon; percent of mortgage Ann Arbor, Mich.; Tuc- applications. son, Ariz.; Jacksonville; That’s meant refo- and Dallas. cusing CitiMortgage on The realignment its fundamentals, res- meant laying off em- idential mortgages for ployees — 1,000 sales, home purchases. fulfillment, underwrit- “For the first time ing and default jobs were eliminated in Sep- tember alone, the com- J.B. FORBES / MCT pany said. CitiMort- CEO Doug Schukar talks to a potential new employee about opening a new office for USA Mortgage outside of gage employs 16,000 in the St. Louis area. the U.S. there,” Fraser said. For other lenders that tions in 2012. The drop nancial Corp., the par- Responding to the The company is relied heavily on reve- in refinancing activity ent company of Creve changes in the indus- working on develop- nue from refinancings, brought that down to Coeur, Mo.-based Pu- try, CitiMortgage has ing technology that there’s also been a sim- $1.35 billion in 2013. laski Bank, to a 20 per- sought to make better ilar shift. Home sales have cent decline in profit in connections with Citi’s can make the home- buying process simpler At USA Mortgage, been sluggish, but that’s its most recent quarter. other banking opera- which is based in west starting to change, said The bank saw its mort- tions, from the consum- and add services such as storing customers’ St. Louis County, 75 Doug Schukar, USA gage revenue drop 65 er bank to commercial percent of its business Mortgage’s chief execu- percent in the quarter. and corporate banking, documents in a digital vault for safe-keeping. was from refinancings tive and president. Gary Douglass, Pulas- to boost business. in January 2013, with “One of my top guys ki Bank’s CEO, said the CitiMortgage’s sales One app it is devel- oping would allow cus- the remainder home had 48 loans in the pre- drop-off in refinancings staff have also looked purchases. A year later approval stage with meant layoffs for about to deepen and expand tomers to track the that ratio flipped to 75 none committed to 20 employees last fall. their partnerships with process of their mort- percent home purchas- purchase for all of Jan- But in other areas, the real estate agents and gage application in real es and 25 percent refi- uary and early Febru- bank has been growing homebuilders. time, and notify them nancings. ary, and yesterday six of to increase loan pro- “You didn’t need to on their smartphones In the heyday of re- those turned into pur- duction, including add- before, when you just or iPads what forms financing, the compa- chases,” Schukar said ing new mortgage loan picked up the phone and documents need ny posted its best year in mid-February. production offices in and the demand was to be signed. ever, with $1.75 bil- Plunging refinancing several Midwest states lion in loan origina- activity led Pulaski Fi- and hiring additional loan officers. For the first time, the 92-year-old bank also is looking to ac- quire a mortgage bank- ing company in its core markets that has annu- al production volume of between $200 mil- lion and $1 billion. “You can’t shrink your way to success in this business,” Doug- lass said. Pulaski has a sizable commercial loan busi- ness, and that diversi- fication has helped the bank during the mort- gage slowdown. “There will be a lot of shakeout in our busi- ness,” he said. “There are too many mortgage companies chasing a smaller pool of dollars. I think a lot of people will get out of the business.” Layoffs in the indus- try started last fall and picked up at the start of the year, according to the St. Louis MBA’s Ja- nis. Her group has fo- cused on holding net- working events to bring mortgage industry pro- fessionals together to talk to others in the in- dustry about job op- portunities.

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