Team Oks $100,000 Port Feasibility Contract Systems Senior Termine If the Estab- Construction and Repair

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TUESDAY TODAY CITRUS COUNTY & next morning HIGH 75 Mix of clouds and LOW sunshine. Breezy and cool. 48 PAGE A4 www.chronicleonline.com NOVEMBER 20, 2012 Florida’s Best Community Newspaper Serving Florida’s Best Community 50¢ VOLUME 118 ISSUE 105 Team OKs $100,000 port feasibility contract Systems senior termine if the estab- construction and repair. Officials say county getting tremendous value planner; and Frank lishment of Port Cit- The second task was to Schiraldi, vice pres- rus at or near the determine the role of Port CHRIS VAN ORMER dous amount of value for its we wring more out of ident at Hoyle, Tan- former Cross Citrus in trade lanes, how it Staff Writer $100,000,” said Ken Frink, agreements than you guys ner and Associates, Florida Barge could be competitive and deputy county administra- ever anticipated. This is a civil engineering Canal would be eco- what services it could offer. Offering a wide scope of tor and a member of the probably the high point of company. Schiraldi, nomically viable The third task was to work, TranSystems on Citrus County Port Author- the relationship,” he said who served Citrus and was further di- identify needed infrastruc- Monday secured an agree- ity’s negotiating team. jokingly. County as a commis- Ken Frink vided into four ture, and the fourth task ment for a contract to con- “There is a lot of work The team, headed by sioner from 1992-96, major task areas. would be the determina- duct and produce the Port deputy pushed into this and we’re Commissioner Rebecca will assist TranSys- administrator. The first task was tion of feasibility. If the first Citrus feasibility study. getting, in my opinion, Bays, included Port Direc- tems with the study to identify cargos phase found Port Citrus not “I’ve put together a lot of much more than our tor Brad Thorpe in addition as a subcontractor. and cargo shippers, to be feasible, TranSystems scopes on both the consul- money’s worth out of it.” to Frink and Wesch. They Ferrin presented an out- distribution centers and proposed to suspend the tant’s side and the county Port legal counsel met with Rick Ferrin, vice lined approach to the study other types of boating po- study. This phase would be side and in my opinion, the Richard Wesch concurred: president at TranSystems as a three-phase project. tential: recreational, com- county is getting a tremen- “If you work with Citrus, Corp.; Matt Gehman, Tran- The first phase would de- mercial fishing, ship See CONTRACT/ Page A2

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Diplomacy President Obama first U.S. leader to DAVE SIGLER/Chronicle visit Myanmar, Douglas Naylor, chairman of the Hernando Heritage Council, and John Grannan, president of the Citrus County Historical Society, review the Cambodia./Page A12 progress last week of the Historic Hernando School’s auditorium and stage restoration. The next task is lead abatement — removing old exterior lead paint — funded by $20,000 from the heritage council and $10,000 from the county. WALL STREET: Rising Group transforming Historic Hernando School into community center Stocks rise on CHRIS VAN ORMER hopes for “mothballing” it. Restoration help needed federal budget Staff Writer “The grants have dried up now, which is deal./Page A9 why we were going to put the building into re- ■ The Hernando Heritage Council seeks The group transforming the Historic Her- served status,” said Charlie Gatto, director, help to fully restore the Historic Her- nando School to a community center is push- Facilities Management Division of the nando School for community use again. MIDDLE EAST: ing the momentum in spite of evaporating county’s Public Works Department. “Then the The school is at the intersection of U.S. funds. Heritage Council came to us with the sugges- 41 and Parsons Point Road — across Hernando Heritage Council got tion for a plan to use the money we were going from County Road 486 — in Hernando. the Citrus County Board of County Commis- to mothball the building with added to their Contact Hernando Heritage Council, P.O. sioners to agree last month to work money and actually get the project moving Box 1411, Hernando, FL 34442 or call on the next phase of renovation of Douglas Naylor at 352-302-5565. the 1940s school building rather than See SCHOOL/ Page A5 Kids start new chapter in life Twinkies supply Groups scarce in county A.B. SIDIBE celebrate Staff Writer INSIDE: Hostess in No letup mediation with union./Page A2 Israel, Hamas continue adoption LeRoy Rooks said he is to trade blows while not really one for frivolity ERYN WORTHINGTON Egypt pushes for cease- when it comes to social had to share ...” fire./Page A12 Staff Writer networking, but Monday Rooks, the owner of morning he joined legions Skoors Fresh Produce HOMOSASSA — Four- across the nation lament- Market, said “It’s like, INDEX teen years ago, Linda Ar- ing the demise of an insti- Wow. Looks like an end of rington was a caregiver for an era. We don’t really eat Comics ...... C8 tution — Hostess Brands. babies born in prison. Rooks had this com- white bread and I don’t Community ...... C6 Wanting to help make a normally put stuff like that Crossword ...... C7 ment accompanying a difference in a child’s life photo on his Facebook on Facebook, but this was Editorial ...... A10 soon became heartache for different.” Entertainment . . . . .B4 ERYN WORTHINGTON/Chronicle page: “The Last 3 WON- her. Horoscope ...... B4 Tootie the clown paints Dharma’s face Saturday at the DER BREADS from Winn Hostess Brands Inc., the Lottery Numbers . . .B3 When Jasmine was only a annual Adoption Celebration Picnic in Homosassa. Dixie in Inverness, FL. maker of Twinkies snack Lottery Payouts . . . .B4 day old, Arrington began Stephanie Rooks (his cakes and loaves of Won- Movies ...... C8 taking care of her. She loved “We didn’t hear anything Arrington said she prayed wife) stopped by to pick up der Bread, filed for bank- Obituaries ...... A6 Jasmine as if she was her for three years until her sis- and believed God would an- some things this morning ruptcy in late October and Classifieds ...... C9 own. ter Jasenia was born,” Ar- swer her prayers. and the other bread com- last Friday asked a court TV Listings ...... C7 Two weeks before her rington said. “Then when In October 2008, Arring- pany guys told Steph that’s for permission to go out of fifth birthday, Jasmine’s bi- Jasenia was six months old, ton received a phone it for this store. They also business after failing to ological mother took her Jasmine’s mother decided to call from Hillsborough told her they have heard reach a deal with its em- back into her own care and take her and join her with Twinkies were going for ployee union over wages Arrington was devastated. her sister. I was devastated.” See ADOPT/ Page A2 big $$$ on the street. Just See HOSTESS/ Page A2 A2 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2012 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

“We still have a few individual HOSTESS items, but the Twinkies are definitely gone,” Fleck said. Hostess agrees to mediation Continued from Page A1 He said future supplies are not expected either. Fleck his store got its the maker of the spongy cake as to the logic behind this and benefits. A strike by union work- last supply of Hostess brands mid- Company to sit with the mysterious cream in strike,” said Judge Robert ers, who are about 30 percent of Host- week last week. the middle won’t go out of busi- Drain, who heard the case in ess’s employees, began Nov. 9. According to The Associated Press, ness yet. the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Since the announcement, there has a judge has ordered the two sides into down with union The news comes after the the Southern District of New been a run on Hostess products both mediation. Talks are expected to maker of Ho Ho’s, Ding York in White Plains, N.Y. “Not nationally and locally by a public begin today. Associated Press Dongs and Wonder Bread to have gone through that step seeking to continue its love affair with Should the talks fail, most of the last week moved to liquidate leaves a huge question mark in the sweet snacks. Texas-based company’s 18,500 work- WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — and sell off its assets in bank- this case.” Twinkies have especially gone miss- ers are expected to lose their jobs. Twinkies will live to see an- ruptcy court. The company The mediation talks are ing. Chronicle calls to several local There is also talk of companies step- other day. cited a crippling strike expected to begin Tuesday, businesses suggest something similar ping in to purchase all or parts of the Hostess Brands Inc. and its started on Nov. 9 by the Bak- with the liquidation hearing to just about zero Twinkies in the company. second largest union agreed ery, Confectionery, Tobacco set to resume on Wednesday. county. According to some reports, “I think it’s pretty unfortunate that on Monday to go into media- Workers and Grain Millers After Monday’s hearing, Jeff some auction sites like eBay were ask- all these people will be losing their tion to try to resolve their dif- International Union, which Freund, an attorney for ing up to $100 for a box of 10 Twinkies. jobs,” Fleck said. ferences after a bankruptcy represents about 30 percent the bakers union, said any Joe Fleck, manager at Sweetbay Su- Chronicle reporter A.B. Sidibe can court judge concluded that the of Hostess workers. guess as to how the talks permarket in Inverness, said the Host- be reached at 352-564-2925 or parties hadn’t gone through “Many people, myself in- will go would be “purely ess rack in his store was nearly bare. [email protected]. the critical step. That means cluded, have serious questions speculative.”

be terminated. Due to Ar- little one out here without a Walk from Williston even children from foster care, mind the public that thou- rington being single, she family.” provides us with the bounce this is our gift back to them sands of children are still in ADOPT knew that adopting all four The Homosassa Rotary stuff as a contribution to this with the help of the Rotary,” foster care. Continued from Page A1 girls would be hard. There- Club asked Kids Central event.” said Kathy Dentato, adop- “We have a great need for fore, her cousin adopted Inc. to invite children living Smith began the picnic in tion case manager. “The foster homes,” Dentato said. County stating they needed Destiny and her niece in Citrus County or adopted Homosassa four years ago families really enjoy this “They need someone who a home for Jasmine. adopted Dharma. from Citrus County to after moving from Maryland because it is a day out with loves them.” “That was my first word of Not only are they adopted attend. and seeing the process of their families. They get to For more information on her in five and a half years,” by one family, but they see From face painting by matching work. Saturday enjoy the other families how to adopt or become a Arrington said. “I said of each other on a regular clowns to fun houses to was a day of celebrating the that are adopted. A lot of foster parent, contact Maria course I would give Jasmine weekly basis. Every hamburgers on the grill, 2012 adoption year. times they don’t get to see Buckley at 352-277-5860. a home. But there was a Wednesday night the whole children were given the op- Kids Central Inc. and the the other families. This is Chronicle reporter Eryn stipulation. She had three family gets together for portunity to connect with Homosassa Rotary Club an impact on these kids for- Worthington can be con- sisters that had to come with dinner. one another and celebrate said thank you to parents. ever. It totally changes their tacted at 352-563-5660, ext. her.” Jasmine and two of her their adoption. “As a thank you to the lives.” 1334, or eworthington@ She was shocked when sisters joined 56 other chil- “Because Kids Central is families that have adopted However, she wants to re- chronicleonline.com. she heard the news; how- dren Saturday at the fourth doing such a great job with ever, she believed, “God had annual Adoption Celebra- connecting children with answered prayer by multi- tion Picnic at Homosassa parents, we are celebrating plying it.” Springs Wildlife State Park those who are adopted for Jasmine and Jasenia be- in Homosassa. the year,” said Gordon came Arrington’s daughters “This is a reminder of all Smith, Homosassa Rotary on Dec. 28, 2011, after they the help and getting to the Club member. “This is the waited three years for their point of adoption,” Arring- year-end party. It’s getting mother’s parental rights to ton said. “She is not the only bigger every year. Space

completed sequentially, as it Comments were taken would indicate a long time- from the public. Speakers CONTRACT line. Ferrin responded that included Lynn Dostal of Ho- Continued from Page A1 the first and second phases mosassa, Joe Chrietzberg of likely would be conducted Crystal River, Theodora completed within 140 days concurrently. Rusnak of the Citrus County and cost $20,000. The team also asked if Council, Herbert Adams of The second phase would Duke Energy could be con- Dunnellon and Bob Schwe- identify funding sources and sidered within the study be- ickert Jr. of Inverness. make preliminary applica- cause the Crystal River After comments were Don’t tions for funding. This phase Power Station uses a port, heard, Wesch said Ferrin’s Miss Out, would be completed within too. Ferrin was agreeable. presentation could be an ex- Limited 120 days and cost $30,000. Bays raised a question inhibit with a contract to go Quantities The third phase would re- volving the port authority before the next port author- Available. fine market analysis to iden- recently having been the ity board meeting. tify potential market subject of a legal complaint Thorpe offered the mo- opportunities and port cus- involving the Sunshine Law. tion to accept TranSystems’ tomers. It also would pre- The complaint had been proposal. It was seconded pare the preliminary port cured, but still had an out- by Frink and carried development plan to recom- standing issue regarding the unanimously. mend the port’s location and legal fees. Chronicle reporter Chris the development of infra- “If we were to proceed Van Ormer can be reached structure. This phase would forward, I would first like to at cvanormer@chronicle 000DB6V be completed within 270 to ask TranSystems if they online.com or 352-564-2916. 360 days and cost $50,000. would have any problems The team members said with moving forward based they liked the phased ap- on any pending litigation,” proach to the scope of work, Bays said. but asked Ferrin if the Ferrin responded: “No, phases were intended to be we do not.”

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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Around the COUNTY Thanksgiving closings announced School board to meet Chronicle Closings reported to the Chroni- Thanksgiving. hours, call 352-527-7670 during of- today for swearing-in cle include: All county facilities will reopen fice hours or go to the county’s web- Federal and state government of- ■ Beverly Hills Waste Manage- Monday, Nov. 26. site at www.bocc.citrus.fl.us. Click The Citrus County School fices will be closed Thursday in ob- ment (Rolling Oaks Utilities Inc) ■ The Citrus County Central on departments, then Public Works, Board has its annual organi- servance of Thanksgiving, as well as will be closed Thursday and Friday Landfill will be closed Thursday for then Solid Waste Management. zational meeting at 4 p.m. banking institutions and other for the Thanksgiving holiday. There Thanksgiving, and will be open ■ F.D.S. Disposal will be closed today, where new board agencies, businesses and services. will be no pickup. All of Thursday from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. Thanksgiving. Customers with member Susan Hale will be Some will be closed Friday, as well. customers will be picked up Mon- 23, and Saturday, Nov. 24. Thursday pickup will receive service sworn into office. Customers are encouraged to call in day, Nov. 26, and Friday customers Hazardous waste will not be ac- Monday, Nov. 26. All others will have Superintendent of Schools advance to check the status of office on Tuesday, Nov. 27. cepted Friday. pickup on their regular schedule. hours. For information, call 352-746-4291 The Solid Waste Administrative ■ The Chronicle will be closed for Sandra “Sam” Himmel and ■ board member Ginger Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs All Citrus County government Office will be closed Thursday and business on Thanksgiving day and Wildlife State Park will be open reg- Friday. Bryant will also be sworn in. offices will be closed Thursday the Inverness office will be closed ular hours Thanksgiving day. and Friday in observance of For more information on landfill until Monday, Nov. 26. Both were re-elected; Bryant was re-elected without opposition. Hale defeated two-term in- cumbent Bill Murray in the August primary. The board meets at the district administrative offices Dividends of Taking Stock on the corner of State Road 44 and Montgomery Avenue in Inverness. LHS senior Fire causes $102,000 in damages finalist for Sheriff’s Office Fire Res- cue Division personnel re- scholarship sponded to a report of a MIKE WRIGHT house fire late Sunday that Staff Writer initially stated a woman was in the residence. Later re- — INVERNESS ports indicated the woman ade McDonald was out of town. was a shy, intro- According to a report, fire Wverted kid until a crews arrived at the home on mentor from the Take 61 Regina Blvd., Beverly Stock in Children pro- Hills, at 9:24 p.m. gram helped give his life Crews aggressively at- a new direction. tacked the fire and stopped Now McDonald, a dual- the blaze in the rear room of enrollment senior at the residence. Lecanto High School, However, the smoke and could be on track for a heat caused damage full-ride college scholar- throughout the residence, ac- ship thanks to the same cording to Battalion Chief program that gave him the confidence to succeed. Ken Clamer. Wade learned Friday Damages were estimated he is one of 12 finalists in at $50,000 for the structure Florida for five Leaders 4 and $52,000 for the contents. Life Fellowships that No injuries were reported. would give him a full-ride Citizen of the Year scholarship to any state university. nominations Wade knew nothing of The Citrus County Chroni- the announcement until cle is seeking 2012 nominees he walked into a room ex- for Citizen of the Year. Win- pecting to pull names ners in the past have been from a drawing for Take honored for everything from Stock in Children prizes. philanthropy to volunteerism, Instead, his parents, civil rights work to service to mentor, school assistant country, and environmental principal and Sheriff Jeff efforts to governmental Dawsy greeted him. More than 70 high initiatives. school seniors across the Email nominations to state applied for the marnold@chronicleonline. scholarships by complet- com; or, mail to Mike Arnold, ing two essays. Wade, 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd. who is looking toward a 34429 by Dec. 21. career in civil engineer- Prescription discount ing, will learn in January whether he is one of the cards available five winners. The Citrus County govern- If the decision were up ment offers a discount pre- to his supporters, Wade DAVE SIGLER/Chronicle scription card. would be a shoo-in. Wade McDonald hugs Take Stock in Children coordinator Pat Lancaster after being surprised with news he is a fi- The card is free to resi- “It’s kind of special nalist for a leadership scholarship program. Wade’s mother, Joan, looks on. dents through a partnership that a young man from with the National Association our county ... would be “You’re going to make of Counties (NACo) and recognized in the upper this a better community,” gives a varying discount of up echelon,” Dawsy said. Smith said. “We are proud your part Wade’s mentor, Robert to 22 percent to residents of our program.” Allen, said Wade has who don’t have insurance or The Take Stock in Chil- evolved into a leader. whose insurance don’t cover dren program is a part- “I couldn’t think of any- certain drugs. nership between the body more deserving,” For more information, call school district and sher- Allen said. “When I first the Citrus County Resource iff ’s office. Adult mentors met with him, he was shy, Center at 352-527-5900. meet with students to reluctant to talk.” — From staff reports help guide low-income Wade attends College of students through their Central Florida classes education. through the dual enroll- Clarification Sheriff ’s Capt. David ment program. He said The Thanksgiving Feeding DeCarlo said Wade he’s hoping to attend Alliance, a coalition of 30 or earned the recognition. Florida State, University more churches, nonprofit or- “This endeavor is of South Florida or Uni- about hard work,” De- versity of Central Florida. ganizations and businesses, Carlo said. “He has taken “It’s amazing how you gathered Saturday to provide this opportunity and has know you can go far in food for Citrus County’s less run with it.” life,” Wade said. “I hope I fortunate. State Rep. Jimmie T. will be successful and I The Church of Jesus Smith, R-Inverness, en- think I will.” Christ of Latter Day Saints couraged Wade to earn Contact Chronicle re- (Mormons) donated $20,000 his degree and bring his porter Mike Wright at of canned goods to the skill back to his 352-563-3228 or mwright Sheriff Jeff Dawsy, left, and Capt. David DeCarlo congratulate Wade on his Thanksgiving Feeding Al- hometown. @chronicleonline.com. accomplishment during a ceremony Friday. liance. Also, they donated 120 frozen turkey loaves to Citrus County organizations including: First United Methodist Church of Inver- Around THE STATE ness, Camp E-Nini-Hassee, Floral City Church of Christ Tallahassee mismanaged internal investigations and painted broken hearts and other graffiti Orlando and Inverness Calvary corporate funds. outside a new Jacksonville courthouse. Chapel Church. Donation of Scott asks inspector Scott said Monday the audit report An officer allegedly spotted 35-year- Car runs over 3-year-old in these turkeys was for the pur- raised new concerns for him since it old Audrey Dostie spray painting the driveway; FHP investigating pose of supplying food for general to probe Citizens gave the appearance of impropriety. He walkway that leads to the courthouse. their Thanksgiving Day Gov. Rick Scott has asked his inspec- asked Miguel for a thorough review of Jacksonville Sheriff’s officers said she A 3-year-old Orlando boy who was dinners. tor general to look into the recent firings the dismissals to see if any were retalia- spray painted broken hearts on the run over by a car is in critical condition The author of Sunday’s of four employees responsible for keep- tory in nature. columns of the new $350 million court- in the hospital. Page A1 article, “Thankful for ing an eye on any internal wrongdoing house along with an angry statement to A report by the Florida Highway Patrol the food,” intended for them at the state-backed Citizens Property In- a judge on the sidewalk. said 30-year-old Luis Galvan-Sanchez to be included in the piece. surance Corp. Jacksonville Dostie was arrested Thursday and was backing out of the driveway Sunday Readers can alert The Scott wrote Inspector General Woman in divorce arrested charged with criminal mischief. afternoon when he ran over the boy. Citrus County Chronicle to Melinda Miguel he was troubled by a WJXT in Jacksonville reported Dostie Aunjay Grice was taken to the hospital. any errors in news articles by Citizens’ Audit Committee report re- for defacing courthouse is in the middle of a divorce and custody The FHP report said Grice and his emailing newsdesk@ leased Friday. Scott noted the employ- A north Florida woman who is going case. older sister were playing outside without chronicleonline.com or by ees were terminated at a time they were through a messy divorce has been ar- Her husband also allegedly filed a re- supervision at the time of the accident. calling 352-563-5660. investigating charges the insurer had rested after police said she spray straining order against her. — From wire reports A4 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2012 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE For the RECORD Citrus County he was pulled over in the area of Homosassa, at 1:37 p.m. Friday ■ A vehicle burglary was re- 3:24 p.m. Nov. 16 in the 6000 Sheriff’s Office South Suncoast Boulevard and on a misdemeanor charge of ported at 2:35 p.m. Nov. 16 in the block of E. Rector St., Inverness. ON THE NET West Ozello Trail in Crystal trespassing after warning. Bond 6300 block of S. Suncoast Blvd., ■ DUI arrests A grand theft was reported For more information River. A sheriff’s deputy noticed $250. Homosassa. ■ at 3:26 p.m. Nov. 16 in the 5500 about arrests made by Doreen Garger, 44, of the odor of alcohol on his breath, ■ Dennis Cline, 55, of South ■ A residential burglary was block of E. Stevenson Court, the Citrus County West Finch Court, Lecanto, at and Baldwin reportedly said he Nolen Terrace, Inverness, at 1:53 reported at 11:49 p.m. Nov. 16 in Inverness. Sheriff’s Office, go to 11:52 p.m. Friday on a misde- had consumed about 12 beers p.m. Friday on a Manatee the 3000 block of N. Pennsylva- ■ A petit theft was reported at www.sheriffcitrus.org meanor charge of driving under while at an area bar. Tests of his County warrant for a felony nia Ave., Crystal River. 4:39 p.m. Nov. 16 in the 2400 and click on the the influence. According to her breath showed his blood alcohol charge of scheming to defraud ■ A vehicle burglary was re- block of E. Gulf-to-Lake High- Public Information link, arrest affidavit, she was pulled concentration was 0.168 percent $50,000 or more. Bond ported at 11:11 a.m. Saturday, way, Inverness. then on Arrest Reports. over after failing to move to the and 0.170 percent. The legal limit $150,000. Nov. 17, in the 4600 block of S. ■ outside lane while passing a law is 0.08 percent. Bond $10,500. A grand theft was reported For the Record reports enforcement vehicle that was ■ Brittany Moore, 23, of Le Woods Drive, Homosassa. at 10:29 p.m. Nov. 16 in the 5100 are also archived online Domestic stopped on the shoulder of U.S. Brussels Avenue, Interlachen, at ■ A residential burglary was block of W. Caraway Place, at www.chronicle 19. A law enforcement officer no- battery arrest 5:41 p.m. Friday on a Marion reported at 2:39 p.m. Nov. 17 in Lecanto. ■ online.com. ticed the odor of alcohol and saw Jackeline Diaz, 47, of Bev- County warrant for a misde- the 11500 block of E. Salmon ■ A grand theft was reported a can of beer in the center of the erly Hills, at 8:34 p.m. Saturday meanor charge of retail petit Drive, Floral City. at 12:44 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 17, on a misdemeanor charge of do- 9:02 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 18, in the vehicle. The officer had also no- theft. Bond $2,000. ■ A residential burglary was in the 600 block of E. Benjamin mestic battery. No bond. 500 block of W. Highland Blvd., ticed smoke coming from her ■ Christopher Spearman, reported at 3:22 p.m. Nov. 17 in St., Hernando. Inverness. rear tires earlier and noted it Other arrests the 6700 block of E. Forester 29, of Lyman, S.C., at 5:56 p.m. ■ A petit theft was reported at ■ A grand theft was reported looked as though she had the Court, Floral City. ■ Zackariah Duvall, 21, of Friday on a misdemeanor 3:11 p.m. Nov. 17 in the 10200 at 9:39 a.m. Nov. 18 in the 50 parking brake on. When ques- ■ South Lake Terrace, Ho- charge of violation of injunction. A residential burglary was block of E. Pike Drive, Inverness. block of S. Lucille St., Beverly tioned, she “seemed confused mosassa, at 10:45 a.m. Friday No bond. reported at 2:20 p.m. Sunday, ■ and advised that the brake was A petit theft was reported at Hills. on a Citrus County warrant for vi- ■ Nov. 18, in the 3300 block of S. 3:45 p.m. Nov. 17 in the 1800 disengaged,” according to the af- Terrance Hurst, 29, of ■ A grand theft was reported at olation of probation on an origi- South Washington Street, Bev- Dayton Terrace, Inverness. block of N.W. U.S. 19, Crystal fidavit. She had difficulty per- 2:41 p.m. Nov. 18 in the 6300 block nal felony charge of cocaine erly Hills, at 8:16 p.m. Friday on a River. forming field sobriety tasks and Thefts of S. Suncoast Blvd., Homosassa. possession. No bond. Marion County warrant for viola- refused to submit to a test of her ■ A grand theft was reported ■ A petit theft was reported at Vandalisms tion of probation on an original breath. Bond $500. ■ Daniel Banks, 28, of East at 10:24 a.m. Friday, Nov. 16, in 6:25 p.m. Nov. 17 in the 6800 ■ felony charge of petit theft. No A vandalism was reported at ■ Benjamin Street, Hernando, at the 5600 block of E. Stevenson block of S. Suncoast Blvd., 9:21 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 17, in Christopher Baldwin, 38, bond. of West Goldenleaf Lane, Crys- 1:06 p.m. Friday on a Citrus Court, Inverness. Homosassa. the area of E. Scofield Street and tal River, at 12:59 a.m. Sunday County warrant for violation of Burglaries ■ A larceny petit theft was re- ■ A petit theft was reported at S. Slator Avenue, Inverness. probation on an original felony on misdemeanor charges of driv- ■ A commercial burglary was ported at 11:48 a.m. Nov. 16 in 10:21 p.m. Nov. 17 in the 5600 ■A vandalism was reported at charge of trafficking in stolen ing under the influence and driv- reported at 8:34 a.m. Friday, the 8200 block of W. Inspiration block of S. Florida Ave., Floral 5:11 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 18, in the property. No bond. ing while license suspended. Nov. 16, in the 5500 block of S. Court, Crystal River. City. 5300 block of S. Memorial Drive, According to his arrest affidavit, ■ Patricia Tewksbury, 56, of Florida Ave., Inverness. ■ A petit theft was reported at ■ A petit theft was reported at Homosassa. State BRIEFS Violent dolphin Panetta in state for Legal notices in today’s Citrus County Chronicle deaths a mystery leadership change ALONG THE GULF COAST MIAMI — Defense Secretary — Dolphins are washing Leon Panetta stopped in South ashore along the northern Gulf Florida to take part in a leader- Bid Notices...... C12 Coast with bullet wounds, ship change at U.S. Southern missing jaws and hacked off Command headquarters. fins and federal officials are Panetta’s top military advisor Meeting Notices...... C12 looking into the mysterious Marine Lt. Gen. John F. Kelly deaths. officially took over Monday at National Oceanic and Atmos- Miami-based Southcom. He re- pheric Administration officials places Air Force Gen. Douglas Notice to said Monday that they are ask- Fraser, who is retiring from the ing fish and wildlife agents and military. Kelly is being promoted dolphin monitors in several to a four-star general as he Creditors/Administration ...... C12 states to be on the lookout for takes command. 000CY4U other troubling cases. —From wire reports

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“Once people see how The school boasts a good-sized nice it looks on the outside, SCHOOL this will generate more in- Two workers shoulder Continued from Page A1 auditorium with a proscenium-arch terest in the building,” stage, which has been renovated to Grannan said. “Eventually, blame for BP oil disaster again. We thought it was a we hope to build the av- great idea.” the point it just needs painting enues to get funding so we Associated Press indictment doesn’t jibe The county agreed to put can complete the project.” with the widely accepted $10,000 toward the next workers to carry out public Completing the bath- But it doesn’t end there NEW ORLEANS — The conclusion that “multiple project on the list: lead works projects. rooms before painting the for Naylor. manslaughter charges failures at multiple levels abatement, taking the lead “If you were going to get exterior has been ques- “Then I’ll need another brought against two rela- in multiple companies” led paint off the exterior. In repaid with WPA money, you tioned. However, each $30,000 ASAP so that we can tively low-ranking BP rig to the blowout. turn, the heritage council were going to learn on the phase of renovation has de- continue with the next proj- workers in the deadly Gulf “It would have taken a will match $20,000. job,” said Douglas Naylor, pended on available grant ect,” Naylor said. “We’re of Mexico disaster may be lot of courage after spend- Had the county moth- chairman of the Hernando funding, which may account looking for more members. as far as federal prosecutors ing three years and tens of balled the school, windows Heritage Council. “Roo- for the priorities. And an- Anyone who wants to do- are willing to go. Or maybe millions of dollars investi- would have been boarded sevelt was using this as a vo- other factor is that new nate anything to us, labor- they intend to use the two gating to go back to the up with plywood and tech to teach the workers plumbing was needed while wise or monetary, we would men to work their way up White House and say, ‘You painted. More air-condition- how to do all this. Skilled installing the fire sprin- greatly appreciate it. And the corporate ladder. know, Mr. President, we ing units would have been guys were in charge to train klers. So renovating the they can contact me at 352- The Justice Department can’t really find a person to installed to keep the tem- the young guys. Believe it or bathrooms at the same time 302-5565.” has said only its criminal blame.’ Instead, they de- perature less conducive to not, that’s what put all this made financial sense. The heritage council has investigation is still going cided to scapegoat two mold and mildew. The fire together — unskilled labor.” “When you have a large a creative cultural vision for on. As a result, others are people who were just out alarm and sprinkler system The ceiling of the audito- grant, it’s better to go ahead the building. Naylor said left guessing about prose- on the rig doing their jobs,” would have been kept rium is going to be left with and do that for the safety of the council foresees talent cutors’ intentions. Clarke said. active. open beams to show the the building itself,” Naylor shows, plays and concerts in “Either there simply isn’t Natural Resources De- The county’s $10,000 was structure, not only because said. the auditorium. evidence that anybody fense Council president money already budgeted for it is attractive, but it also The school boasts a good- “We want to have a diner,” higher up was involved, or Frances Beinecke, who the school building to stop it shows the on-the-job train- sized auditorium with a Naylor said. “Hopefully the department has con- served on a presidential from getting in worse condi- ing of putting together the proscenium-arch stage, we’ll have a museum and cluded the only way it’s commission charged with tion, just standing still. But framework on the site. How- which has been renovated use it for a community cen- going to make its case investigating the explosion with the heritage council ever, historic events stalled to the point where it just ter. People could come in against more senior corpo- and subsequent spill, said bringing the sum up to progress. needs painting. Naylor and here and play cards during rate officers is if it charges the disaster resulted from $30,000, the project can “World War II slowed it Grannan said Jack Rife of the day and have their club and eventually obtains co- “systemic failures” that make some headway. down,” Grannan. “When Caldwell Construction in In- meetings so it would be a operation” from the two raised concerns about the “The $10,000 from the World War II started, all that verness has contributed a benefit to the community.” men, said David Uhlmann, entire drilling industry’s county — they’ll have some- labor left and WPA projects lot of work. Architect plans Naylor would like to see a University of Michigan safety culture. thing to show for it,” said died on the vine. Eventually, for the total renovation have involvement from all of Her- law professor and former “You can fault two peo- John Grannan, president of I think, the school board been drawn. nando’s neighborhoods. chief of the Justice Depart- ple for this accident, but the Citrus County Historical took on responsibility to “That’s already been paid “We would love to have ment’s environmental you cannot leave it there,” Society. “And once you complete this.” for,” Grannan said. “It’s im- participation out of Citrus crimes section. she said. “You have to look mothball a building, it takes Since 1999, the heritage portant for people to know Hills and Terra Vista,” Nay- A federal indictment un- at what’s happening money to unmothball it.” council gradually has re- what’s been done to the lor said. “We have a lot of sealed last week charged throughout this industry.” Stops and starts are no stored the building through building because the out- retired talent. We would BP rig supervisors Robert That commission con- strangers to the historic it own fundraising and side looks so bad.” like that retired talent to Kaluza and Donald Vidrine cluded the blowout was the building. Now listed on the grants. Much work has been The next step, the $30,000 help us so we could put on with botching a crucial product of “several indi- National Register of Na- accomplished and comple- project already funded, is something that may never safety test before the 2010 vidual missteps and over- tional Historic Places, the tion is a realistic concept. the lead abatement on the have been done before. We drilling-platform explosion sights” by BP, rig owner school’s construction The building’s new elec- building’s exterior. Comple- could draw on their experi- that killed 11 workers and Transocean Ltd. and ce- started in the 1940s as a trical system is all there tion of that project will give ence and knowledge to help triggered the biggest off- ment contractor Hallibur- project of the Works now, and its plumbing has a visual boost to the commu- us with what we want to do shore oil spill in U.S. ton, with mistakes made Progress Administration almost reached 100 percent, nity. The lead-based paint here. That talent is still history. both on the rig and on (WPA), a New Deal agency with an active sprinkler sys- will be removed and the there, they just need a Two and a half years shore. The panel also set up during the adminis- tem in both the ceilings and building will be repainted. place to express it and we after the blast, they are the found that government reg- tration of President under the floors in case of Then the bricks will get a want to help make that only individuals charged ulators lacked the author- Franklin D. Roosevelt to fire and an active fire alarm coat of sealer to sharpen up blossom here with their directly in the tragedy, de- ity, resources and technical employ millions of unskilled panel. the overall appearance. knowledge.” spite a string of govern- expertise to prevent the ment investigations that mistakes. CARPET • TILE • WOOD • VINYL • LAMINATE spread fault among a host “Though it is tempting to of people and companies. single out one crucial mis- “We Cater to Cowards!” Hours: General & Cosmetic Dentistry Mon. 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000c2nv 1-888-746-6737 two Purple they moved to Arizona, then County. Private arrange- At the same time, the rate 352-795-2678 Hearts and decided to move and settle ments are under the care of of credit card payments at www.stricklandfuneralhome.com www.HooperFuneralHome.com a Bronze down in Inverness, Fla., Strickland Funeral Home least 90 days overdue hit Joseph Star during where they have lived for Crystal River. 0.75 percent, up from 0.71 Baumeister his service the past 20 years. percent in the third quarter A Hearing Loss Is A Lot More 2nd career. Joseph was em- Charlotte was preceded Robert of last year, the firm said. FREE ployed by Western Electric in death by her sons Keith Rodrigues, 78 While higher, the late Noticeable Than A Hearing Aid Opinion and was active in the Tele- and Kevin Worrall. She BEVERLY HILLS payment rate is rising from phone Pioneers. He trav- leaves behind her beloved historically low levels. The SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY! eled extensively with his husband of 60 years, George Robert Rodrigues, 78, of lowest late payment rate wife and lived in several W. Worrall; beloved son Beverly Hills, Fla., died on TransUnion records going Advanced Family states and in Iran. He en- Craig Worrall; daughter Sunday, Nov. 18, 2012. Visi- back to the mid-1990s was joyed golfing, sailing and Darcy Czerna; daughter-in- tation will be from 5 p.m. to Hearing Aid Center 0.56 percent, set in the third “A Unique Approach To Hearing Services” playing bridge; was a vora- law Bethany Worrall; grand- 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 20, and quarter of 1994. More re- son Chad Worrall; Jerillyn Clark cious reader and a stained- from noon to 2 p.m. Wednes- cently, it was at 0.60 per- Board Certified Licensed Hearing Aid Specialist glass artist. granddaughters Jennifer day, Nov. 21, at Fero Funeral cent in the second quarter SERVING CITRUS COUNTY FOR 28 YEARS Baptista and Bailey Worrall; Home with a chapel service Left to cherish his mem- of last year. 2027 N. DONOVAN AVE., CRYSTAL RIVER 795-1775 000D7VI ory are his wife of 55 years, and great-granddaughters following visitation Wednes- Jennicka and Jezzlynn, day. Entombment following 000CGGO Nedra E. Baumeister; his S S ERVING FF AMILIES FOR Serving Our Community... children, Matthew (Eliza- along with her loving Wednesday at Fero Memo- beth) Baumeister, Jack- friends. rial Gardens. 37 YEARS WITH Meeting Your Needs! sonville and Nora (Joseph) Charlotte will be cre- D D IGNITY IGNITY & & RR ESPECT Matus, Bethesda, Md.; and mated and her ashes will be OBITUARIES taken back north by her son FERO four grandchildren, Andrew FERO 000CSLE Craig Worrall. We wish to Chronicle policy permits and Gabrielle Matus and free and paid obituaries. Memorial Memorial GardensGardens && Jackson and Anna Baumeis- thank Citrus Health and Obituaries must be Funeral Funeral HomeHome ter. He was preceded in Rehab for the care they verified with the funeral death by all of his siblings. gave to Charlotte these last 5430 West Gulf to Lake Hwy. home or society in Beverly Beverly Hills Hills A Mass of Christian Burial two years, the Hospice of Lecanto, FL 34461 Richard T. Brown charge of the Licensed Funeral Director will be offered at 11 a.m. Citrus County for all the lov- arrangements. 352 352 746-4646 746-4646 352-795-0111 Fax: 352-795-6694 Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012, at St. ing care they gave Charlotte www.dignitymemorial.com [email protected] / www.brownfuneralhome.com Benedict’s Catholic Church. in her final days, as well for Free obituaries, run one day, can include: full Memorial donations may be all the support given to fam- name of deceased; made to Hospice of Citrus ily and friends, Chaplain age; hometown/state; Chas. E. Davis Boris Posso for all his With Crematory County, P.O. Box 641270, Bev- Funeral Home 000CZ5Y prayers and support given date of death; place of erly Hills, FL 34464 or Key death; date, time and WILLIAM KALB HEAR Training Center in lieu of to all of us during these very Private Arrangements emotional times, and New place of visitation and LORETTA SCHMITT WHAT flowers. Chas. E. Davis Fu- funeral services. neral Home with Crematory Serenity Memorial Funeral Visitation: Fri. 11:00AM DONALD WILLIAMS YOU’VE is in charge of arrange- Home and Cremation Serv- If websites, photos, ices for all the understand- survivors, memorial Visitation: Tues. 1:00-4:00 PM ments. There will be no call- RICHARD MAULLER BEEN ing and support given to us contributions or other ing hours at the funeral Visitation: Tues. 6:00-8:30 PM throughout these trying information are included, Mass: Wed. 10:00 AM what? home. MISSING. times in making all neces- this will be designated Our Lady of Fatima Sign the guest book at as a paid obituary. JEANNE RUPRECHT CRYSTAL RIVER • INVERNESS www.chronicleonline.com. sary arrangements and for the quick response Nov. 7, A flag will be included Arrangements Pending 352-795-5700 726-8323 GARDNERAUDIOLOGY.COM Freda 2012. for free for those who 000D4AM Sign the guest book at served in the U.S. mili- Chatham, 62 www.chronicleonline.com. tary. (Please note this CRYSTAL RIVER service when submit- ting a free obituary.) Freda Gail Chatham, 62, of Crystal River, Fla., passed away Sunday, Nov. 18, 2012, Shepherd of the Hills Episcopal Church proudly hosts at Hospice House of Citrus County in Lecanto. Private Citrus County cremation arrangements 15th are under the care of Strick- Annual Father land Funeral Home with Crematory, Crystal River. 000C8TB OBITUARIES Christmas Email obits@chronicle online.com or call 352- Ball 563-5660 for details. To Place Your Friday December 7, 2012 All proceeds for “Serving Our “ In Memory ” ad, Savior” (SOS) Food Pantry Saralynne Cocktails/appetizers hour 6pm-7pm Miller Dinner 7pm-8pm. at 564-2917 Dance & Special Events 8p.m.-11p.m. [email protected] Chet Cole Life Enrichment Center Closing time for placing ad 5399 W. Gulf to Lake Hwy. is 4 days prior to run date. Lecanto, FL 34461-8531

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Associated Press tures in Maine and Min- labor’s highest Election Day nesota. In Michigan, voters priority, unions invested WASHINGTON — When repealed a law that allowed major resources in state Maggie Hassan won the cities in financial distress to races where they have been New Hampshire governor’s suspend collective bargain- fighting efforts by governors race, it wasn’t just a victory ing contracts. But unions and state lawmakers to re- for her fellow Democrats. lost there on an effort to strict bargaining rights or Unions spent millions make collective bargaining dilute union power. backing Hassan with televi- rights a part of the state con- The victories could mark sion ads and an extensive stitution. a turnaround of sorts for get-out-the-vote operation In perhaps their most im- unions nearly two years because she opposes a right- portant victory, unions de- after Wisconsin Gov. Scott to-work bill to ban labor- feated a California ballot Walker announced plans to management contracts that measure that would have strip teachers, nurses and require affected workers to prohibited them from col- other public employees of be union members or pay lecting money for political most collective bargaining union fees. purposes through payroll rights. Walker, a Republi- From California to Maine, deductions. can, justified the move as unions used their political “The unions must be necessary to trim the state’s muscle to help install Dem- fairly happy with them- budget shortfall. ocratic governors, build selves,” said Gary Chaison, Since then, unions have labor-friendly majorities in professor of industrial rela- been fighting dozens of state legislatures and defeat tions at Clark University in measures around the coun- ballot initiatives against Worcester, Mass. “These are try targeting labor rights. them. positive signs, particularly They failed earlier this year The combination of union saving their political life in to recall Walker from office, money and member mobi- California.” but a judge has declared lization helped Democrats While re-electing Presi- parts of the Wisconsin law take control of state legisla- dent Barack Obama was unconstitutional. A FAM I LY F R I E N D LY B-B-Q RESTAURANT WITH Supermajorities hit states A WESTERN FLAIR!

ciate political science professor at the Uni- One-party rule could versity of California-San Diego who focuses TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY on state politics. As a result, “we’ll see in- Senior Fish Night affect millions creasing policy divergence across the states.” Kids Democrats in California gained their first Night All You 1lb of Associated Press supermajorities since 1883 in both the As- Under 12 sembly and Senate. Republicans captured 20% Off Can Eat Fried Fish JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — There’s a new total control of the North Carolina Capitol Eat &two sides superpower growing in the Great Plains for the first time in more than a century. Any Order Wings and the South, where bulging Republican The GOP set a 147-year high mark in the FREE majorities in state capitols could dramati- Tennessee statehouse and won two-thirds $12.95 cally cut taxes and change public education majorities in the Missouri Legislature for with barely a whimper of resistance from the first time since the Civil War. Democrats. Republicans also gained or expanded su- Contrast that with California, where vot- permajorities in places such as Indiana, ers have given Democrats a new domi- Oklahoma and — if one independent cau- WE SPECIALIZE IN: nance that could allow them to raise taxes cuses with the GOP — Georgia. Democrats and embrace same-sex marriage without gained a supermajority in Illinois and built PULLED PORK regard to Republican objections. upon their dominance in places such as If you thought the presidential election Rhode Island and Massachusetts. revealed the nation’s political rifts, con- If the parties make full use of their en- BRISKET sider the outcomes in state legislatures. larged majorities, residents of similar-sized The vote also created a broader tier of pow- cities in different parts of the country could erful one-party governments that can act soon experience a virtual continental di- ANGUS with no need for compromise. Half of state vide in their way of life. legislatures now have veto-proof majori- In one state, businesses could pay little BEEF BURGERS ties, up from 13 only four years ago, ac- to no taxes, the result of policies intended cording to figures compiled for The to spur hiring. Public schools might func- RIBS Associated Press by the National Confer- tion at a basics-only level, with parents free ence of State Legislatures. to use public money to send their children All but three states — Iowa, Kentucky to private schools. Only the poorest of the QUESADILLAS and New Hampshire — have one-party con- poor adults could expect medical care from trol of their legislatures, the highest mark the government. since 1928. In another state, residents would pay STEAKS The result could lead to stark differences higher taxes, and the government would in- in how people live and work. ject billions of dollars into public education “Usually, a partisan tide helps the same with the goal of creating a highly skilled PORK CHOPS party across the country, but what we saw in workforce to attract businesses. A social this past election was the opposite of that — safety net would exist for the poor, includ- FISH (Oh Ya! ) some states getting bluer and some states ing working adults not even considered to getting redder,” said Thad Kousser, an asso- be in poverty. CHICKEN WINGS & PORK WINGS California carbon market opens All AllAll ourourour These are some of B-B-Q is is ‘Cap and trade’ puts limits on greenhouse gases our customer’s B-B-Q is favorites and we have smoked smokedsmoked Associated Press California air board will companies that are covered so much more! hold four such auctions a include utilities such as Pa- onsite! onsite!onsite! SAN FRANCISCO — Cal- year. cific Gas & Electric Co., pe- ifornia sold out of the first “By putting a price on car- troleum refiners such as pollution permits issued as bon, we know we are begin- Phillips 66 Co. and even part of a landmark offensive ning the process of breaking food processing companies against greenhouse gases at our dependence on fossil such as Saputo Cheese USA We have Homemade an inaugural auction that fuels,” Mary Nichols, board Inc. regulators said Monday chairman, said during a The permits are part of Soups and Daily Specials! went smoothly. conference call with re- California’s so-called “cap- The effort to curtail car- porters. and-trade” program — a bon emissions involved the The board would not di- central piece of the state’s sale of 23.1 million permits vulge specific figures on 2006 global warming regula- H OME O F T HE — each allowing for the re- how many permits were tions seeking to dramati- lease of one ton of carbon — bought by individual pol- cally reduce emissions of for $10.09 apiece, the Cali- luters covered under newly heat-trapping gases. C OUNTY ’ S O NLY fornia Air Resources Board instituted caps on carbon Businesses are required said. emissions. The board does to either cut emissions to The permit sales last not comment on bidding ac- cap levels annually, or buy $ 2 5 week opened the largest tivity to protect each pol- pollution permits called “al- carbon marketplace in the luter’s strategy regarding lowances” from other com- 1 D RAFT nation and the second- use of the carbon market, panies for each extra ton 16 oz. biggest in the world after Nichols said. of emissions discharged Served all day every day! the European Union. The However, a sampling of annually.

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AT&T Inc 1.80 5.3 44 33.82 +.68 +11.8 McDnlds 3.08 3.6 16 85.04 +.92 -15.2 Microsoft .92 3.4 14 26.73 +.21 +3.0 S&P500ETF1294817139.13 +2.76 Vringo 31377 3.62 +.08 SiriusXM 792683 2.70 +.01 Name: Stocks appear alphabetically by the company’s full name (not abbrevia- Ametek s .24 .7 20 36.31 +1.06 +29.4 iShEMkts 533381 41.12 +.71 NwGold g 20711 10.18 +.49 Intel 687398 20.25 +.06 ABInBev 1.57 1.9 ... 84.67 +1.91 +38.8 MotrlaSolu 1.04 1.9 22 53.40 +.51 +15.4 tion). Names consisting of initials appear at the beginning of each letter’s list. NextEraEn 2.40 3.5 13 67.71 +.36 +11.2 SPDR Fncl 503462 15.57 +.29 NA Pall g 20002 1.39 +.08 Microsoft 546699 26.73 +.21 Last: Price stock was trading at when exchange closed for the day. BkofAm .04 .4 25 9.49 +.37 +70.7 CapCtyBk ...... 10.56 -.26 +10.6 Penney ...... 16.75 +.47 -52.3 iShJapn 473306 9.19 +.13 NovaGld g 13598 4.48 +.02 RschMotn 418816 9.59 +.39 Chg: Loss or gain for the day. No change indicated by ... CntryLink 2.90 7.6 34 37.91 +.38 +1.9 PiedmOfc .80 4.6 15 17.40 +.08 +2.1 Stock Footnotes: cld - Issue has been called for redemption by company. d - New 52-week RegionsFn .04 .6 12 6.47 +.15 +50.5 GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) Citigroup .04 .1 11 36.10 +1.12 +37.2 low. dd – Loss in last 12 mos. ec - Company formerly listed on the American Exchange’s SearsHldgs .33 ...... 47.86 +.37 +50.6 Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg CmwREIT 1.00 6.9 26 14.48 +.17 -13.0 Emerging Company Marketplace. h - temporary exmpt from Nasdaq capital and surplus list- Smucker 2.08 2.5 20 84.49 +.63 +8.1 CSVLgBrnt 44.17 +7.16 +19.3 Aerosonic 3.19 +.54 +20.4 BioMimetic 7.23 +3.08 +74.2 ing qualification. n - Stock was a new issue in the last year. 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TexInst .84 2.9 18 28.90 +.58 -.7 MagHRes 3.89 +.45 +13.1 UraniumEn 2.15 +.22 +11.4 ChinHGS h 3.12 +.52 +20.0 Holder owes installments of purchase price. rt - Right to buy security at a specified price. s - EPR Prop 3.00 6.8 20 44.16 +.67 +1.0 TimeWarn 1.04 2.3 17 45.28 +.58 +25.3 CabcoJCP9722.10 +2.40 +12.2 GenMoly 3.75 +.38 +11.3 AcadiaPh 2.26 +.35 +18.3 Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the last year. wi - Trades will be settled when the ExxonMbl 2.28 2.6 11 87.67 +1.22 +3.4 UniFirst .15 .2 15 70.20 +.38 +23.7 GCSaba 3.73 +.38 +11.3 ASpecRlty 4.04 +.39 +10.7 AvanirPhm 2.60 +.37 +16.6 stock is issued. wd - When distributed. wt - Warrant, allowing a purchase of a stock. u - New FordM .20 1.8 9 10.83 +.33 +.7 VerizonCm 2.06 4.8 40 42.81 +1.41 +6.7 52-week high. un - Unit, including more than one security. vj - Company in bankruptcy or re- GenElec .68 3.3 16 20.66 +.51 +15.4 Vodafone 1.54 6.0 ... 25.58 +.31 -8.7 LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) ceivership, or being reorganized under the bankruptcy law. 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SolarCap 22.76 +.28 BrcdeCm 5.54 +.28 Ctrip.com 17.61 +.03 FreshMkt 60.15 +.67 Isis 8.88 +.47 Power-One 3.95 +.15 ValueClick 18.09 +.42 Venzuel 4.2927 4.2927 AlnylamP 16.11 +.11 BrooksAuto 7.27 +.18 CubistPh 40.42 +.85 FrontierCm 4.41 +.12 Misonix 4.40 -.05 PwShs QQQ 63.78 +1.48 Solazyme 7.02 -.17 Itron 40.80 +.16 VanSTCpB 80.53 +.05 Alphatec 1.57 +.05 BrukerCp 14.11 +.50 Cyberonics 52.28 -.16 FuelCell h .90 +.04 IvanhoeE h .50 +.03 Molex 25.93 +.47 PremExhib 2.59 +.06 SonicCorp 9.69 +.37 AlteraCp lf 31.09 +.64 VeecoInst 27.67 +.18 BldrFstSrc 4.86 +.28 Cynosure 23.08 +.49 FultonFncl 9.47 +.09 Momenta 11.03 +.27 PriceTR 64.43 +1.18 Sonus 1.40 -.01 British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All oth- AlterraCap 22.14 +.03 J-K-L Mondelez 25.83 +.27 Velti 3.80 -.05 CA Inc 21.99 +.18 CypSemi 9.31 +.39 G-H-I priceline 625.50 +10.72 SouMoBc 24.44 ... ers show dollar in foreign currency. Altisrce n 105.50 +1.63 CBOE 29.48 -.11 Cytokinet h .64 ... j2Global 29.30 +.51 MonPwSys 19.74 +.86 Primoris 14.61 +.43 Sourcefire 47.10 -.17 VBradley 27.60 +.44 Amarin 10.62 -.22 CH Robins 59.81 +.65 D-E-F GSV Cap 7.23 +.28 JA Solar h .64 +.01 MonstrBv s 45.23 -.24 PrivateB 15.76 +.38 SpectPh 10.98 +.34 Verisign 40.61 -.31 Amazon 229.71 +4.48 CME Grp s 54.45 +.21 GT AdvTc 3.19 +.09 JDASoft 44.64 +.04 Mylan 25.94 +.40 PrUPQQQ s 48.08 +3.23 SpiritAir 16.74 +.42 Verisk 48.03 -.06 MONEY RATES Ambrlla n 9.22 +.51 CSG Sys 18.15 +.32 DFC Glbl 16.35 +.84 GalenaBio 1.62 -.04 JDS Uniph 11.05 +.25 MyriadG 30.57 +.53 ProceraN 20.50 -1.36 Splunk n 28.14 -.36 VertxPh 41.43 +.21 Amedisys 10.01 +.36 CTC Media 8.46 +.12 DUSA 7.95 -.01 Garmin 37.73 +.55 JackHenry 38.29 +.56 NII Hldg 5.06 -.17 PrognicsPh 2.05 +.19 Spreadtrm 18.28 +.80 ViacomB 50.40 +.94 Yesterday Pvs Day ACapAgy 31.13 +.14 CVB Fncl 9.85 +.19 DeckrsOut 33.59 +2.65 GenMark 8.90 +.20 JackInBox 26.26 +1.23 NPS Phm 9.39 +.07 ProgrsSoft 19.83 +.57 Stamps.cm 24.83 +.80 Vical 2.84 -.01 AmCapLtd 11.63 +.13 Delcath 1.32 +.06 Genomic 26.80 -1.43 NXP Semi 23.51 +.82 3.25 3.25 Cadence 12.67 +.26 Jamba 1.91 +.06 Proofpnt n 10.15 -.07 Staples 12.21 +.48 VirgnMda h 33.63 +1.12 Prime Rate ACapMtg 24.72 +.50 Dell Inc 9.13 +.27 Gentex 16.78 +.42 Nanosphere 2.60 +.18 StarScient 1.96 +.20 Caesars n 5.43 +.61 JamesRiv 2.35 +.23 PUShQQQ rs 44.60 -3.57 ViroPhrm 24.19 +.34 Discount Rate 0.75 0.75 ARltyCT n 11.07 +.01 CalaCvOp 12.03 +.14 Dndreon 4.17 +.07 GeospacT s 74.72 +2.58 JazzPhrm 53.19 +1.46 NasdOMX 23.30 +.35 Starbucks 49.74 +.98 ProspctCap 10.62 +.25 VisChina h .20 -.01 Federal Funds Rate .00-.25 .00-.25 AmSupr 2.49 -.11 CalaGDyIn 8.18 +.24 Dennys 4.67 +.05 GeronCp 1.32 +.07 JetBlue 5.00 +.04 NatCineM 13.33 +.06 PureCycle 2.38 +.07 StlDynam 12.67 +.28 AmCasino 19.15 -.37 CalaStrTR 9.69 +.24 Dentsply 38.93 +.48 Gevo 1.47 +.02 JiveSoft n 13.17 +.61 NatInstrm 24.50 +.49 QIAGEN 17.53 +.37 StemCells 1.83 +.09 VistaPrt 28.96 -.14 Treasuries Amgen 85.40 +.86 Callidus 3.96 +.35 DexCom 12.72 +.12 GileadSci 74.82 +.42 KIT Digitl 2.13 ... NatPenn 8.99 +.28 QlikTech h 18.78 +1.07 Stericycle 89.90 -.17 Vivus 10.29 -.04 3-month 0.09 0.09 AmicusTh 4.47 +.01 CalumetSp 30.15 +1.26 DialGlobal .37 -.10 GblPowEq 14.00 +.15 KLA Tnc 44.25 -.08 NektarTh 6.16 +.17 Qlogic 8.92 +.12 SMadden 43.11 +1.03 Vodafone 25.58 +.31 6-month 0.135 0.14 AmkorTch 3.83 +.02 CapCtyBk 10.56 -.26 DiamndF hlf 13.34 -1.79 GlbSpcMet 14.16 +.68 KeryxBio 2.57 +.07 NetApp 30.89 +.63 Qualcom 62.09 +.16 Stratasys 66.57 +3.13 Volcano 26.91 -.58 5-year AmpioPhm 3.24 +.10 DianaCont 6.10 +.58 GluMobile 2.30 +.18 0.63 0.64 CapProd 6.90 +.30 KiOR 6.75 +.56 NetEase 45.05 +.97 QualitySys 18.30 +.77 SunesisPh 4.22 +.27 Volterra 16.78 +.19 10-year Amyris 2.55 +.22 CapFedFn 11.77 +.01 DigitalGen 9.94 +.48 GolLNGLtd 40.07 +1.26 KraftFGp n 44.89 +.70 Netflix 81.36 +.46 Questcor 24.63 -.15 SunPwr h 4.00 -.01 WarnerCh 11.99 +.01 1.61 1.61 AnacorPh 4.95 +.35 CpstnTrb h .89 -.01 DirecTV 49.06 +.07 GoodTme 2.11 +.45 KratosDef 4.35 +.02 NetSpend 10.89 +.18 RF MicD 4.04 +.13 SusqBnc 9.60 +.16 WarrenRs 2.64 +.12 30-year 2.73 2.74 Anadigc 1.27 +.08 CareerEd 2.82 +.02 DiscCmA h 56.87 +1.69 Google 668.21 +21.03 Kulicke 10.26 +.19 NYMtgTr 6.17 -.02 RadiSys 2.25 -.10 SwisherH lf 1.40 -.03 WashFed 16.27 +.03 AnalogDev 40.21 +.88 CaribouC 11.40 +.26 DiscCmC h 53.05 +1.69 GrCanyEd 22.44 +.02 LKQ Cp s 21.25 +.39 NewsCpA 23.97 +.68 Rambus 4.57 +.50 SycamNet s 2.73 -.08 Web.com 14.66 +.84 Anlogic 72.70 +1.69 DiscovLab 1.84 +.04 GrLkDrge 8.23 +.22 Symantec 18.19 +.22 COMMODITIES Carrizo 20.83 +.80 LPL Fincl 26.04 +.30 NewsCpB 24.45 +.71 Randgold 106.73 +4.96 Wendys Co 4.53 +.10 AnalystInt 3.03 +.13 CarverBcp 2.80 ... DishNetwk 35.02 -.53 GreenMtC 27.33 +2.78 LSI Ind lf 6.41 +.19 Symetricm 5.95 +.05 NorTrst 47.35 +.50 RaptorPhm 4.65 -.10 WernerEnt 22.90 +.19 Ancestry 31.50 +.16 CasellaW 4.43 +.13 DollarTr s 40.45 +1.63 Groupon 3.11 +.13 LamResrch 34.68 +.16 RealPage 19.38 +.26 Synacor n 5.11 +.18 FUTURES NwstBcsh 11.43 +.05 WDigital 35.00 +.42 AngiesList 10.58 +.16 Caseys 46.85 +.21 DonlleyRR 9.15 -.04 GulfportE 33.24 +1.19 LamarAdv 40.69 +.37 NovtlWrls 1.26 -.02 ReconTech 1.84 -.11 Synaptics 24.76 +.99 Westmrld 8.89 +.08 Exch Contract Settle Chg Ansys 67.79 +.50 CatalystPh .42 -.00 DragonW g 1.89 -.01 HMN Fn 2.99 -.21 Lattice 3.93 +.22 Novavax 1.63 +.02 Regenrn 160.44 +2.75 SynrgyP rs 4.27 -.05 AntaresP 3.75 +.10 Catamarn s 48.64 +1.16 DrmWksA 19.23 +.12 HMS Hldgs 22.94 -.11 LeapWirlss 6.30 +.33 NuVasive 13.91 +.32 RentACt 35.21 +.81 Synopsys 31.98 +.71 WstptInn g 25.30 -.27 Lt Sweet Crude NYMX Jan 13 89.28 +2.36 AntheraPh .61 -.02 WetSeal 2.81 -.04 Cavium 32.16 +.27 DryShips 1.68 -.03 HSN Inc 51.78 +1.28 LegacyRes 24.47 +.17 NuanceCm 21.57 +1.22 RschMotn 9.59 +.39 SyntaPhm 7.83 +.14 Corn CBOT Dec 12 738ß +11ß ApolloGrp 19.62 +.11 Celgene 75.18 +.85 Dunkin 30.01 +.16 HainCel 61.90 +2.00 LexiPhrm 1.65 +.05 NuPathe 2.65 +.08 RetailOpp 12.32 +.04 Syntrolm h .50 -.01 WholeFd 91.41 +.87 ApolloInv 8.00 +.27 CellTher rs 1.23 ... DyaxCp 2.90 -.02 Halozyme 5.44 +.13 LibGlobA 56.80 +.51 NutriSyst 7.38 -.04 RexEnergy 12.39 +.12 THL Credit 14.14 +.13 Windstrm 8.36 +.09 Wheat CBOT Dec 12 841ß +3ß Apple Inc 565.73 +38.05 CelldexTh 5.25 +.07 Dynavax 2.64 +.20 HancHld 30.96 +.97 LibGlobC 53.64 +.78 Nvidia 11.70 +.32 RigelPh 8.25 +.17 TICC Cap 9.80 +.24 WisdomTr 6.10 +.18 Soybeans CBOT Jan 13 1394ß +11¿ ApldMatl 10.36 +.30 Celsion 5.68 +.36 E-Trade 8.17 +.29 HansenMed 2.09 +.09 LibCapA 105.26 +1.87 OCZ Tech 1.23 +.06 RiverbedT 17.23 +.75 TTM Tch 8.68 +.21 Woodward 35.00 +.89 AMCC 6.55 +.47 Cattle CME Dec 12 126.60 +.45 CentEurop 1.86 +.20 eBay 47.92 +.66 Harmonic 4.24 +.15 LibtyIntA 19.21 +.10 OReillyAu 91.48 +1.51 RosttaG rs 4.22 +.18 tw telecom 25.66 +.55 WldAccep 69.99 +3.54 Approach 24.08 +.94 EV Engy 60.86 +.59 Hasbro 37.40 +.95 TakeTwo 12.35 +.50 Sugar (world) ICE Mar 13 19.94 +.79 CentAl 7.39 +.53 LifeTech 47.96 +1.26 OSI Sys 62.24 -1.70 RosettaR 47.80 +1.70 WrightM 19.67 -.34 ArQule 2.42 +.06 Cepheid 30.08 -.45 EaglRkEn 9.20 +.30 HawHold 5.86 +.06 LifePtH 36.19 +.85 RossStrs s 55.55 +1.81 Tangoe 12.84 +.23 Orange Juice ICE Jan 13 117.05 -.25 ArchCap 43.17 -.35 OceanRig 15.22 +.53 Wynn 105.79 +1.46 Cereplast h .11 +.02 ErthLink 6.49 +.17 HlthCSvc 22.06 +.02 LigandPh 19.07 +2.40 Oclaro 1.55 +.26 Rovi Corp 14.90 +.37 Targacept 4.24 +.16 ArenaPhm 8.98 +.48 EstWstBcp 20.77 +.42 HrtlndEx 13.69 +.09 TASER 8.11 +.41 XOMA 2.61 +.01 Cerner 77.47 +.39 LimelghtN 1.70 -.08 OdysMar 2.53 -.08 RoyGld 83.57 +2.62 AresCap 17.38 +.39 CerusCp 3.05 +.20 Ebix Inc 17.05 +.31 HSchein 79.49 +1.14 TearLab 4.59 +.05 Xilinx 33.50 +.94 LincElec 44.73 +1.02 OldDomF s 33.39 +.17 RubiconTc 6.18 +.13 AriadP 21.27 +.65 ChartInds 59.86 +1.46 EducDevel 3.92 +.07 HercOffsh 4.61 +.10 TechData 45.46 +1.77 YRC rs 6.83 +.06 LinearTch 31.97 +.73 Omnicell 15.25 +.15 S-T-U SPOT ArkBest 7.19 +.63 CharterCm 68.64 -.63 8x8 Inc 6.44 +.40 Hibbett 53.50 -.55 LinnEngy 38.99 +.85 TlCmSys 2.36 +.10 Yahoo 18.36 +.50 ArmHld 35.73 +1.31 ChkPoint 44.86 +1.19 ElectSci 10.34 +.37 Hologic 19.43 -.07 OmniVisn 14.33 +.98 SBA Com 67.01 +1.04 TeleTech 16.10 -.05 Yandex 22.17 +.64 Yesterday Pvs Day LinnCo n 37.40 +1.03 OnSmcnd 5.93 +.11 ArrayBio 3.46 +.14 Cheesecake 33.97 +.65 ElectArts 13.71 +.66 HmLnSvc n 19.14 +.13 SEI Inv 21.87 +.50 Tellabs 2.72 ... Yongye 5.08 +.15 LivePrsn 13.39 +.45 Oncothyr 4.56 +.02 $1734.00 $1730.30 Arris 13.69 +.17 ChelseaTh 1.50 -.01 EFII 16.96 +.64 HomeAway 21.02 -.35 LodgeNet h .12 +.01 SHFL Ent 13.70 +.77 TescoCp 10.31 +.14 ZaZaEngy 1.86 +.19 Gold (troy oz., spot) ArubaNet 18.52 -.31 ChildPlace 47.82 +1.30 EndoPhrm 27.24 +.40 HorizPhm 2.29 ... OnyxPh 73.01 -.06 SLM Cp 16.96 +.22 TeslaMot 32.92 +1.08 Silver (troy oz., spot) $33.181 $32.513 Logitech 6.84 +.06 OpenTxt 55.29 +1.98 Zagg 6.54 -.26 AscenaRt s 19.91 +.36 ChiAutL rs 4.21 -.25 Endologix 13.93 +.42 HotTopic 9.54 +.36 LookSmt h .80 -.04 STEC 4.13 ... TetraTc 25.11 +.85 $3.5275 $3.4730 OpenTable 43.37 +.52 Zalicus .57 +.03 Copper (pound) AspenTech 26.59 +.38 ChiCeram 1.69 +.16 EnerNOC 12.09 +.35 HubGroup 31.07 +.46 Lufkin 52.50 +2.41 SalixPhm 39.44 +.07 TxCapBsh 43.78 +.62 OptimerPh 9.31 +.12 Zillow 25.11 +1.09 Platinum (troy oz., spot)$1583.80 $1566.50 AsscdBanc 12.61 +.02 ChipMOS 10.94 +.41 EngyXXI 34.23 +1.20 HudsCity 8.03 +.08 lululemn gs 71.23 +3.21 SanderFm 47.95 +.98 TexInst 28.90 +.58 Oracle 30.14 +.14 ZionBcp 19.71 +.16 AstexPhm 2.24 -.03 ChrchllD 60.25 +.69 Entegris 8.26 +.16 HuntJB 59.64 +.32 M-N-0 SanDisk 39.30 -.16 TexRdhse 16.52 +.19 NMER = New York Mercantile Exchange. CBOT = athenahlth 64.05 +3.33 CienaCorp 14.07 +.20 EntropCom 4.72 +.22 HuntBncsh 6.11 +.10 OraSure 7.17 +.27 SangBio 5.23 +.11 Theravnce 20.60 +.39 Ziopharm 4.23 +.01 Atmel 4.73 +.29 CinnFin 39.63 +.51 Equinix 182.90 +4.01 IAC Inter 43.15 +.37 MAP Phm 12.97 +.06 Orexigen 4.45 +.21 Sanmina 9.11 +.18 Thoratec 35.39 -.05 Zipcar 7.03 +.08 Chicago Board of Trade. CMER = Chicago Mercantile Ex- Audience n 8.35 +.43 Cintas 40.07 +.40 Ericsson 8.68 +.22 IdexxLabs 92.62 +2.30 MCG Cap 4.34 +.01 Orthfx 37.31 -.03 Sanofi rt 1.71 ... ThrshdPhm 4.55 +.40 Zogenix 2.48 +.10 change. NCSE = New York Cotton, Sugar & Cocoa Ex- Autodesk 31.32 -.16 Cirrus 30.83 +2.56 ExactSci h 9.26 -.28 iGateCorp 15.21 -.05 MEI Phrm 1.45 +.03 OtterTail 23.56 +.22 Santarus 9.29 +.23 TibcoSft 25.32 +1.13 Zumiez 20.03 +.56 change. NCTN = New York Cotton Exchange. AutoData 55.22 +.48 Cisco 18.30 +.31 Exar 7.79 +.09 II-VI 15.88 +.03 MGE 49.18 +.59 Overstk 14.60 -.01 Sapient 10.75 +.14 TileShop 14.55 +.99 Zynga n 2.19 -.02 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE BUSINESS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2012 A9 MUTUAL FUNDS Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg Stocks rise on hopes HOW TO READ THE MUTUAL FUND TABLES Advance Capital I: MultiCGrA 8.34 +.19 Balanc p 16.82 +.16 InBosA 5.89 +.02 Here are the 1,000 biggest mutual funds listed on Nasdaq. Tables show the fund name, sell RetInc 8.99 ... LgCpVal 19.02 +.34 price or Net Asset Value (NAV) and daily net change. Alger Funds B: NatlMunInc 10.46 +.03 SmCapGr 6.73 +.15 SpEqtA 15.66 +.31 Name: Name of mutual fund and family. AllianceBern A: TradGvA 7.36 ... NAV: Net asset value. for federal budget deal GblRisk p 17.56 +.02 Eaton Vance B: GlbThGrA p 61.99 +1.36 HlthSB t 10.27 +.11 Chg: Net change in price of NAV. HighIncoA p 9.32 ... NatlMuInc 10.46 +.03 Data based on NAVs reported to Lipper by 6 p.m. Eastern. Associated Press The S&P 500 and Nasdaq SmCpGrA 37.36 +.70 Eaton Vance C: Market watch AllianceBern Adv: GovtC p 7.35 ... Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg were lifted by Apple, which LgCpGrAd 29.81 +.67 NatMunInc 10.46 +.03 Nov. 19, 2012 AllianceBern B: Eaton Vance I: First Eagle: Lazard Open: Pioneer Funds B: IncStk 13.32 +.22 The stock market finally had its biggest one-day gain GlbThGrB t 53.07 +1.17 FltgRt 9.09 ... GlblA 48.68 +.57 EmgMkO p 19.38 +.14 HiYldB t 10.21 +.06 Inco 13.59 -.01 shook its post-election slump. since April. It rose $38.05, or GrowthB t 26.90 +.62 GblMacAbR 9.78 +.04 OverseasA 22.08 +.22 Legg Mason A: Pioneer Funds C: Intl 24.43 +.58 Dow Jones +207.65 SCpGrB t 29.73 +.56 LgCapVal 19.07 +.34 First Investors A CBAgGr p 124.31 +1.95 HiYldC t 10.31 +.07 NYBd 12.70 ... Investors seized on hope industrials 7.2 percent, to $565.73. Some AllianceBern C: FMI Funds: BlChpA p ...... CBAppr p 15.59 +.28 Pioneer Fds Y: PrecMM 28.44 +.81 Washington will reach a 12,795.96 analysts cast doubt on a sell- SCpGrC t 29.90 +.56 LgCap p n 16.65 +.23 EqtyInco p 7.47 +.12 CBLCGr p 23.52 +.42 StratIncY p 11.24 ... SciTech 14.12 +.22 GloblA p 6.66 +.16 Allianz Fds Instl: FPA Funds: GCIAllCOp 8.57 +.16 Price Funds: ShtTBnd 9.29 ... deal on the federal budget Nasdaq +62.94 off that had pushed the NFJDvVl 12.41 +.23 NewInco 10.62 ... GovtA p 11.38 ... WAHiIncA t 6.16 +.02 Balance n 20.60 +.27 SmCpStk 14.41 +.29 GroInA p 16.22 +.34 WAMgMu p 17.49 +.01 and drove stocks Monday to composite stock down more than 20 SmCpVl 30.81 +.54 FPACres 28.31 +.29 BlChip n 44.38 +1.01 TxEIt 13.87 ... 2,916.07 Allianz Funds C: Fairholme 29.56 +.43 IncoA p 2.58 ... Legg Mason B: CABond n 11.71 ... TxELT 14.10 ... their biggest gain in two percent from its peak in AGICGrthC 26.06 +.54 Federated A: MATFA p 12.73 ... CBLgCGr t 21.33 +.38 CapApp n 23.06 +.27 TxESh 10.86 ... Amer Beacon Insti: MidGrStA 34.53 +.71 MITFA p 13.09 -.01 Legg Mason C: DivGro n 25.80 +.42 VA Bd 11.77 ... months. A pair of strong cor- Standard & +27.01 September of $702.10. LgCapInst 21.08 +.39 MuSecA 10.94 ... NJTFA p 13.93 ... CMSpInv p 28.78 +.51 EmMktB n 14.10 +.02 WldGr 20.63 +.43 porate earnings reports also Poor’s 500 Corporate earnings reports Amer Beacon Inv: Federated Instl: NYTFA p 15.50 -.01 CMValTr p 40.77 +.93 EmEurop 17.90 +.16 VALIC : 1,386.89 LgCap Inv 19.96 +.37 KaufmnR 5.14 +.09 OppA p 29.41 +.60 Longleaf Partners: EmMktS n 31.88 +.32 MdCpIdx 20.85 +.40 helped. also boosted the indexes. PATFA p 14.02 ... Amer Century Adv: TotRetBd 11.63 -.02 Partners 25.72 +.43 EqInc n 25.64 +.43 StkIdx 26.16 +.51 SpSitA p 23.42 +.48 The Dow Jones industrial Russell +15.34 Lowe’s said its third-quarter EqGroA p 23.80 +.47 StrValDvIS 4.94 +.07 SmCap 27.87 +.30 EqIndex n 37.48 +.73 Value Line Fd: TxExInco p 10.44 ... EqIncA p 7.76 +.08 Fidelity Adv Foc T: Loomis Sayles: Europe n 15.26 +.31 LrgCo n 19.25 +.33 2000 TotRtA p 16.60 +.20 average closed up 207 791.62 profit surged 76 percent. That Amer Century Inv: EnergyT 35.19 +.79 LSBondI 15.01 +.05 GNMA n 10.02 ... Vanguard Admiral: Forum Funds: AllCapGr 30.18 +.72 HltCarT 22.57 +.27 StrInc C 15.28 +.08 Growth n 36.63 +.80 BalAdml n 23.42 +.26 points, or 1.7 percent. Since followed a strong report from AbsStrI r 11.20 -.01 Balanced 17.26 +.20 Fidelity Advisor A: LSBondR 14.95 +.05 Gr&In n 22.10 +.37 CAITAdm n 11.88 ... NYSE diary Frank/Temp Frnk A: President Barack Obama Home Depot last week. DivBnd 11.28 -.01 NwInsgh p 22.20 +.48 StrIncA 15.20 +.08 HlthSci n 41.64 +.63 CALTAdm n12.18 ... Advanced: 2,730 EqInc 7.77 +.09 StrInA 12.70 +.01 AdjUS p 8.88 -.01 Loomis Sayles Inv: HiYield n 6.84 +.01 CpOpAdl n 76.48 +1.43 and a divided Congress Lowe’s rose $1.98, or 6.2 per- ALTFA p 12.08 ... GrowthI 27.21 +.59 Fidelity Advisor C: InvGrBdA p 12.75 +.02 InstlCpG 18.18 +.40 EMAdmr r n 34.34 +.40 AZTFA p 11.65 ... were returned to power Declined: 349 cent, to $33.96. HeritageI 22.14 +.46 NwInsgh t n 20.91 +.45 InvGrBdY 12.76 +.03 InstHiYld n 9.63 +.01 Energy n 111.02 +2.46 CalInsA p 13.19 +.01 IncGro 26.70 +.51 Fidelity Advisor I: Lord Abbett A: MCEqGr n 29.63 +.51 EqInAdm n n49.67 +.81 Nov. 6, the Dow had fallen Tyson Foods, the coun- InfAdjBd 13.51 -.03 CA IntA p 12.34 -.01 AffilA p 11.60 +.23 IntlBond n 10.05 +.03 EuroAdml n 56.59 +1.34 Unchanged: 59 EqGrI n 64.06 +1.59 CalTFA p 7.64 +.01 IntDisc 9.79 +.21 EqInI n 25.78 +.40 FundlEq 12.92 +.26 IntDis n 44.35 +.39 ExplAdml n 72.14 +1.47 six of eight days and a total try’s biggest meat company, IntlGroI 10.88 +.25 COTFA p 12.63 ... BdDebA p 8.00 +.02 Intl G&I 12.45 +.22 ExtdAdm n 43.84 +.84 Volume: 3.3 b FltRateI n 9.91 +.01 CTTFA p 11.61 ... of 650 points. beat analysts’ expectations New Opp 7.97 +.16 IntBdI n 11.76 -.01 ShDurIncA p 4.64 ... IntlStk n 13.75 +.20 500Adml n 128.30 +2.50 OneChAg 12.97 +.20 CvtScA p 14.84 +.17 MidCpA p 17.22 +.34 Japan n 7.74 +.09 GNMA Ad n 11.00 -.01 Obama and congressional for its quarterly earnings. NwInsgtI n 22.52 +.49 Dbl TF A 12.37 +.01 Nasdaq diary OneChMd 12.47 +.15 StrInI n 12.85 +.01 Lord Abbett C: LatAm n 39.65 +.53 GrwAdm n 35.88 +.79 Tyson added $1.84, or 10.9 RealEstI 22.55 +.30 DynTchA 32.09 +.64 ShDurIncC t 4.67 ... MDShrt n 5.24 ... HlthCr n 60.90 +.72 leaders are in talks to avoid Fidelity Advisor T: EqIncA p 17.65 +.30 Advanced: 1,942 Ultra 25.49 +.59 BalancT 16.36 +.22 Lord Abbett F: MDBond n 11.24 -.01 HiYldCp n 6.00 +.01 going over a “fiscal cliff ” percent, to $18.72. ValueInv 6.19 +.10 FedInt p 12.74 ... ShtDurInco 4.64 ... MidCap n 57.88 +.95 InfProAd n 29.41 -.05 DivGrT p 12.89 +.29 FedTFA p 12.95 +.01 Declined: 519 American Funds A: MFS Funds A: MCapVal n 24.50 +.33 ITBdAdml n 12.23 -.02 Jan. 1, when tax increases Materials stocks, a cate- EqGrT p 59.73 +1.48 FLTFA p 12.14 ... AmcpA p 20.97 +.33 MITA 21.41 +.42 N Amer n 34.90 +.63 ITsryAdml n 11.83 -.02 EqInT 25.37 +.39 FoundAl p 10.81 +.17 and mandatory government Unchanged: 97 gory that includes forestry AMutlA p 27.74 +.38 MIGA 17.26 +.35 N Asia n 16.20 +.15 IntGrAdm n 58.17 +1.17 GrOppT 40.08 +1.03 GATFA p 12.99 ... BalA p 19.96 +.23 EmGA 47.08 +1.02 New Era n 42.09 +.91 ITAdml n 14.54 ... spending cuts are set to take companies, metal produc- HiInAdT p 10.19 +.04 GoldPrM A 32.02 +.85 BondA p 12.97 -.01 HiInA 3.53 +.01 N Horiz n 34.46 +.58 ITGrAdm n 10.50 -.01 Volume: 1.7 b IntBdT 11.74 -.01 GrwthA p 48.99 +.88 AP ers and miners, soared, sup- CapIBA p 52.09 +.64 MFLA ...... N Inc n 9.96 -.01 LtdTrAd n 11.20 ... effect. MuIncT p 13.96 ... HYTFA p 11.10 ... CapWGA p 35.73 +.62 TotRA 14.97 +.14 NYBond n 12.12 ... LTGrAdml n 11.12 -.05 OvrseaT 16.97 +.37 HiIncA 2.04 +.01 While Obama and Repub- ported by the latest sign that CapWA p 21.48 +.04 STFiT 9.36 ... UtilA 17.98 +.19 OverS SF n 8.14 +.15 LT Adml n 11.96 ... IncomA p 2.16 +.02 PSInc n 17.01 +.15 EupacA p 39.47 +.66 Fidelity Freedom: ValueA 24.85 +.40 MCpAdml n 98.60 +1.74 licans appear at odds on Other financial analysts a recovery in the housing InsTFA p 12.79 ... RealAsset r n10.84 +.19 FdInvA p 39.50 +.70 FF2010 n 14.16 +.14 MFS Funds B: MorgAdm n 60.42 +1.29 NYITF p 12.12 ... RealEst n 20.14 +.24 whether tax rates for the suggested the market’s market is firmly under way. GlblBalA 26.22 +.35 FF2010K 12.97 +.12 MIGB n 15.43 +.31 MuHYAdm n11.42 ... LATF A p 12.22 ... R2010 n 16.46 +.15 GovtA p 14.59 -.01 FF2015 n 11.83 +.11 GvScB n 10.51 -.02 NYLTAd n 11.98 ... wealthiest Americans surge Monday may not last. The National Association LMGvScA 10.29 ... R2015 n 12.78 +.14 GwthA p 33.27 +.55 FF2015K 13.03 +.12 HiInB n 3.54 +.01 PrmCap r n 70.76 +1.08 MDTFA p 12.17 -.01 R2020 n 17.68 +.23 should rise, lawmakers sug- “I don’t think anything has of Realtors said sales of pre- HI TrA p 11.18 +.03 FF2020 n 14.30 +.16 MuInB n 9.16 ... PALTAdm n11.88 ... MATFA p 12.40 ... R2025 n 12.93 +.19 IncoA p 17.79 +.20 FF2020K 13.43 +.15 TotRB n 14.98 +.15 ReitAdm r n 89.66 +1.16 changed. It’s just the talk MITFA p 12.48 ... R2030 n 18.55 +.29 gested over the weekend viously occupied homes in IntBdA p 13.79 ... FF2025 n 11.88 +.16 MFS Funds I: STsyAdml n 10.79 -.01 MNInsA 13.17 ... R2035 n 13.10 +.21 IntlGrIncA p 29.88 +.55 FF2025K 13.55 +.18 ValueI 24.97 +.40 STBdAdml n10.67 ... that progress is possible. from day to day,” said the U.S. rose in October, MOTFA p 12.94 ... R2040 n 18.63 +.31 ICAA p 29.95 +.56 FF2030 n 14.14 +.20 MFS Funds Instl: ShtTrAd n 15.94 ... NJTFA p 12.81 ... R2045 n 12.40 +.20 “I can tell you that the fis- Stephen Carl, principal and helped by a stronger job LtTEBA p 16.48 ... FF2030K 13.68 +.19 IntlEq n 18.04 +.34 STFdAd n 10.89 ... NYTFA p 12.32 +.01 SciTec n 25.28 +.60 NEcoA p 28.04 +.39 FF2035 n 11.68 +.19 MainStay Funds A: STIGrAd n 10.87 -.01 cal cliff is focusing the head equity trader at The market and record-low NCTFA p 13.13 ... ShtBd n 4.85 ... N PerA p 29.99 +.49 FF2035K 13.72 +.22 HiYldBA 6.06 +.01 SmCAdm n 37.04 +.74 OhioI A p 13.33 ... SmCpStk n 34.80 +.70 mind,” Illinois Sen. Richard Williams Capital Group, an mortgage rates. The pace of NwWrldA 52.06 +.50 FF2040 n 8.15 +.14 MainStay Funds B: TxMCap r n 70.14 +1.35 ORTFA p 12.78 ... SmCapVal n37.86 +.77 STBFA p 10.08 ... FF2040K 13.76 +.22 ConvB t 14.82 +.17 TtlBAdml n 11.19 -.02 PATFA p 11.11 ... SpecGr n 19.01 +.35 Durbin, a Democrat, said on investment bank. “We’ll see sales is roughly 11 percent SmCpA p 38.33 +.50 FF2045K 13.90 +.24 GovtB t 9.00 ... TStkAdm n 34.65 +.68 ReEScA p 16.18 +.23 SpecIn n 12.92 +.03 ValAdml n 22.25 +.37 TxExA p 13.31 ... Fidelity Invest: HYldBB t 6.03 +.01 CNN’s “State of the Union.” what happens tomorrow.” higher than a year ago. RisDvA p 37.11 +.61 TFInc n 10.74 ... WellslAdm n59.11 +.29 WshA p 30.51 +.49 AllSectEq 12.71 +.28 IncmBldr 17.29 +.18 SMCpGrA 36.00 +.76 TxFrH n 12.05 +.01 WelltnAdm n58.33 +.59 He said he had heard from This week’s market will be Stocks fell each of the Ariel Investments: AMgr50 n 16.17 +.15 IntlEqB 10.42 +.13 StratInc p 10.68 +.03 TxFrSI n 5.72 -.01 Windsor n 49.08 +1.04 tougher to decipher, Carl Apprec 39.19 +.78 AMgr70 r n 17.08 +.22 TtlRtnA p 10.53 ... MainStay Funds I: Republicans “the beginning past four weeks as traders Ariel 49.05 +.95 USTInt n 6.32 -.01 WdsrIIAd n 50.96 +.94 AMgr20 r n 13.31 +.04 USGovA p 6.82 ... ICAPSlEq 37.07 +.65 USTLg n 14.18 -.08 said, because volume is in- Artisan Funds: Vanguard Fds: of a negotiation.” fretted lawmakers would Balanc n 19.87 +.28 UtilsA p 13.38 +.03 Mairs & Power: VABond n 12.50 ... Intl 23.35 +.44 CALT n 12.18 ... BalancedK 19.87 +.28 VATFA p 12.46 ... Growth n 82.27 +1.23 Value n 25.64 +.45 Comments like those creasingly light leading up to fail to prevent the spending IntlInstl 23.52 +.45 BlueChGr n 48.22 +1.27 CapOpp n 33.10 +.62 Frank/Tmp Frnk Adv: Managers Funds: Principal Inv: IntlVal r 29.09 +.33 BluChpGrK 48.27 +1.26 Convrt n 12.75 +.12 comforted investors, who the Thanksgiving holiday. Big cuts and tax increases from GlbBdAdv n 13.44 +.06 Yacktman p n18.76 +.25 DivIntlInst 9.78 +.19 MidCap 37.62 +.75 CA Mun n 13.11 ... DivAppIn n 23.38 +.42 IncmeAd 2.15 +.02 YacktFoc n 20.15 +.25 LgCGI In 9.99 +.21 are grasping for signs that price swings are more likely taking effect. MidCapVal 21.03 +.30 Canada n 52.73 +.95 DivdGro n 16.33 +.24 TGlbTRAdv 13.62 +.08 Manning&Napier Fds: LT2020In 12.51 +.16 BBH Funds: CapAp n 28.99 +.60 Energy n 59.11 +1.31 the negotiations might go when there are fewer buyers Economists have warned Frank/Temp Frnk C: WldOppA 7.39 +.14 LT2030In 12.32 +.18 CorSelN 17.37 +.20 CapDevO n 11.65 +.28 EqInc n 23.70 +.39 IncomC t 2.19 +.03 Matthews Asian: Prudential Fds A: somewhere. and sellers in the market. the hit to the economy could Baron Funds: CpInc r n 9.30 +.04 Explr n 77.44 +1.58 USGvC t 6.78 ... AsiaDvInv r 14.19 +.21 BlendA 17.75 +.38 FLLT n 12.40 ... Asset 50.80 +.74 ChinaRg r 28.86 +.49 Frank/Temp Mtl A&B: AsianGIInv 17.99 +.14 HiYldA p 5.60 +.01 GNMA n 11.00 -.01 “It is quite clear that both The Dow finished up total $700 billion for 2013 Growth 57.81 +.79 CngS 465.09 ... SharesA 21.80 +.34 IndiaInv r 17.01 -.03 MuHiIncA 10.48 ... GlobEq n 17.97 +.32 SmallCap 25.63 +.40 CTMun r n 12.24 -.01 sides want to come to a com- 207.65 points at 12,795.96. and push the United States Frank/Temp Temp A: PacTgrInv 23.42 +.18 UtilityA 11.51 +.07 GroInc n 29.73 +.58 Bernstein Fds: Contra n 76.17 +1.65 DvMktA p 22.43 +.19 MergerFd n 15.84 +.06 Prudential Fds B: GrthEq n 12.07 +.25 promise and that a reason- The Standard & Poor’s 500 back into recession, al- IntDur 14.27 -.02 ContraK 76.20 +1.65 ForgnA p 6.39 +.16 Metro West Fds: GrowthB 17.68 +.39 HYCorp n 6.00 +.01 DivMu 15.00 ... CnvSc n 24.65 +.33 able compromise is index rose 27.01 points, or 2 though the damage from the GlBd A p 13.48 +.06 TotRetBd 11.10 -.01 HiYldB t 5.60 +.02 HlthCre n 144.29 +1.71 TxMgdIntl 13.33 +.28 DisEq n 24.02 +.50 GrwthA p 18.46 +.42 TotRtBdI 11.10 -.01 Prudential Fds Z&I: InflaPro n 14.98 -.02 available,” David Kelly, percent, to 1,386.89. The “cliff ” would be spread Berwyn Funds: DiscEqF 24.03 +.50 WorldA p 15.36 +.33 Midas Funds: MadCapGrZ 32.48 +.59 IntlExplr n 14.20 +.21 Fund 31.42 +.84 DivIntl n 28.89 +.60 chief global strategist for J.P. Nasdaq composite average throughout the year, and Frank/Temp Tmp B&C: Midas Fd t 2.64 ... Putnam Funds A: IntlGr n 18.27 +.37 BlackRock A: DivrsIntK r 28.89 +.60 DevMktC 21.77 +.18 Monetta Funds: AmGvA p 9.19 -.01 IntlVal n 29.62 +.62 EqtyDiv 19.43 +.29 DivStkO n 16.93 +.34 Morgan Funds, wrote in a gained 62.94, or 2.2 percent, lawmakers could always ForgnC p 6.23 +.16 Monetta n 14.37 +.32 AZ TE 9.65 -.01 ITIGrade n 10.50 -.01 GlAlA r 19.29 +.23 DivGth n 29.17 +.66 GlBdC p 13.51 +.06 Morgan Stanley B: ConvSec 19.93 +.17 ITTsry n 11.83 -.02 note to clients. to 2,916.07. reach a deal after Jan. 1. HiYInvA 7.91 +.02 EmergAs r n28.50 +.40 Franklin Mutual Ser: GlobStratB 14.81 ... DvrInA p 7.58 +.02 LifeCon n 17.13 +.12 IntlOpA p 31.22 +.60 EmrMk n 21.96 +.30 QuestA 17.28 +.23 MorganStanley Inst: EqInA p 16.85 +.30 LifeGro n 23.09 +.34 BlackRock B&C: Eq Inc n 45.89 +.72 IntlEqI 13.87 +.26 EQII n 19.09 +.31 GE Elfun S&S: EuEq 19.17 +.41 LifeInc n 14.71 +.05 GlAlC t 17.92 +.21 S&S Inc 12.09 -.01 MCapGrI 34.16 +.48 GeoBalA 13.10 +.13 LifeMod n 20.68 +.23 BlackRock Instl: ECapAp 18.00 +.41 Muhlenk n 54.92 +.83 Business HIGHLIGHTS Europe 29.76 +.73 US Eqty 43.67 +.82 GlbEqty p 9.17 +.20 LTIGrade n 11.12 -.05 EquityDv 19.48 +.30 GMO Trust: Munder Funds A: GrInA p 14.22 +.28 LTTsry n 13.65 -.07 GlbAlloc r 19.39 +.23 Exch 323.88 ... GwthOppA 27.89 +.57 Export n 22.20 +.44 USTreas x 25.00 ... GlblHlthA 45.83 +.60 Morg n 19.47 +.42 Steady US housing recovery Oil up on Middle East fears, HiYldBd 7.91 +.02 Munder Funds Y: Fidel n 35.00 +.75 GMO Trust III: HiYdA p 7.82 +.02 MuHY n 11.42 ... BruceFund 396.31 ... MCpCGrY 31.45 +.64 Fifty r n 19.56 +.38 CHIE 22.67 +.39 HiYld In x 6.05 -.01 MuInt n 14.54 ... is boosting economy ‘fiscal cliff’ hopes Buffalo Funds: Quality 22.85 +.40 Mutual Series: IncmA px 7.25 -.02 MuLtd n 11.20 ... SmCap n 27.85 +.56 FltRateHi r n 9.91 ... FrInOne n 28.71 +.49 GMO Trust IV: BeacnZ 12.99 +.22 IntGrIn p 9.24 +.19 MuLong n 11.96 ... CGM Funds: IntlIntrVl 19.95 +.43 GblDiscA 29.17 +.49 InvA p 14.22 +.28 MuShrt n 15.94 ... WASHINGTON — From purchases and NEW YORK — The price of oil closed above Focus n 27.22 +.67 GNMA n 11.79 ... GMO Trust VI: GlbDiscZ 29.60 +.50 NJTxA p 10.01 ... NJLT n 12.52 ... Mutl n 27.47 +.47 GovtInc 10.65 -.01 prices to builder sentiment and construction, the $89 a barrel, at its highest point in nearly a EmgMkts r 11.07 +.12 QuestZ 17.46 +.23 MultiCpGr 53.75 +1.21 NYLT n 11.98 ... Realty n 27.94 +.54 GroCo n 92.81 +2.28 GroInc n 20.59 +.41 IntlCorEq 27.14 +.57 SharesZ 22.02 +.34 PA TE 9.66 ... OHLTTE n 12.90 ... U.S. housing market is making consistent gains. month Monday on rising concerns about the Calamos Funds: Quality 22.87 +.41 Neuberger&Berm Fds: TxExA p 9.19 ... PALT n 11.88 ... GrwthA p 49.70 +.99 GrowCoF 92.86 +2.29 The latest evidence came in reports Monday Middle East and less worry about the U.S. “fiscal GrowthCoK 92.83 +2.28 Gabelli Funds: Focus 21.94 +.42 TFInA p 15.94 ... PrecMtls r n 16.05 +.38 Calvert Invest: Asset 52.61 +.89 GenesInst 49.69 +.84 TFHYA 12.88 ... PrmcpCor n 14.81 +.25 Inco p 16.64 -.02 GrStrat r n 20.11 +.38 sales of previously occupied homes rose solidly cliff.” Goldman Sachs A: Intl r 16.61 +.22 USGvA p 13.55 ... Prmcp r n 68.16 +1.05 IntlEqA p 13.43 +.29 HighInc r n 9.20 +.02 MdCVA p 37.50 +.59 LgCapV Inv 27.04 +.57 GlblUtilA 10.03 +.08 SelValu r n 20.78 +.35 in October and builders are more confident than President Barack Obama and leaders of the SocialA p 30.30 +.35 Indepn n 24.74 +.59 Goldman Sachs Inst: Neuberger&Berm Tr: VoyA p 21.20 +.57 STAR n 20.49 +.24 SocBd p 16.63 -.03 InProBd n 13.60 -.03 at any other time in 6 1/2 years. House and Senate appeared to have construc- IntBd n 11.17 -.01 GrOppt 25.27 +.54 Genesis 51.47 +.87 Putnam Funds B: STIGrade n 10.87 -.01 SocEqA p 37.50 +.69 Nicholas Group: TaxFrIns 15.95 ... STFed n 10.89 ... TxF Lg p 16.82 ... IntGov n 10.91 -.01 HiYield 7.29 +.02 New-home sales and home-price indexes tive discussions Friday to avoid a series of auto- IntmMu n 10.76 ... HYMuni n 9.51 +.01 HiInc I n 9.77 +.04 DvrInB t 7.52 +.02 STTsry n 10.79 -.01 Cohen & Steers: IntlDisc n 31.68 +.69 MidCapV 37.88 +.59 Nicholas n 48.78 +.81 EqInc t 16.69 +.29 StratEq n 20.65 +.40 have reached multi-year highs. And Lowe’s on matic tax increases and spending cuts scheduled RltyShrs 65.88 +.89 IntlSCp r n 19.57 +.27 ShtDrTF n 10.69 ... Northern Funds: EuEq 18.31 +.39 TgtRetInc n 12.17 +.06 Columbia Class A: InvGrBd n 11.71 -.01 Harbor Funds: BondIdx 11.10 -.01 GeoBalB 12.95 +.12 TgRe2010 n24.26 +.19 Monday reported a surge in net income, a sign to kick in Jan. 1 in the absence of government Acorn t 29.38 +.53 TgtRe2015 n13.37 +.13 InvGB n 8.02 -.01 Bond 13.04 -.01 HiYFxInc 7.41 +.01 GlbEq t 8.25 +.19 DivOpptyA 8.51 +.14 TgRe2020 n23.69 +.28 that home-improvement retailers are benefiting. action. Economists have been warning of dire Japan r 9.46 +.15 CapApInst 41.22 +.92 IntTxEx 11.12 ... GlNtRs t 17.03 +.42 LgCapGrA t 26.10 +.55 TgtRe2025 n13.47 +.18 JpnSm n 8.98 +.12 IntlInv t 58.41 +1.39 SmCpIdx 8.82 +.18 GrInB t 13.96 +.27 The housing market’s recovery still has a long consequences if no action is taken, including the LgCorQ A p 6.38 +.14 TgRe2030 n23.06 +.34 LgCapVal 11.06 +.19 Intl r 59.12 +1.42 StkIdx 17.26 +.34 GlblHlthB 36.44 +.47 MdCpGrOp 9.80 +.18 TgtRe2035 n13.85 +.22 LatAm 48.03 +.58 Hartford Fds A: Technly 15.12 +.30 HiYldB t 7.81 +.03 way to go. But for now, it’s helping prop up an possibility of another recession. MidCVlOp p 8.07 +.15 TgtRe2040 n22.74 +.39 LevCoStk n 30.29 +.56 CpAppA p 32.42 +.61 Nuveen Cl A: HYAdB tx 5.93 -.01 PBModA p 11.17 +.11 TgtRe2050 n22.64 +.39 economy that’s being squeezed by a global Analysts said supplies could be disrupted if LowP r n 38.42 +.60 DivGthA p 20.39 +.32 HYMuBd p 17.28 +.01 IncmB tx 7.18 -.02 TxEA p 14.49 ... TgtRe2045 n14.28 +.24 LowPriK r 38.41 +.61 IntOpA p 14.34 +.27 LtMBA p 11.30 -.01 IntGrIn t 9.12 +.18 slowdown and looming spending cuts and tax the conflict engulfs countries elsewhere in the FrontierA 10.57 +.21 Magelln n 71.73 +1.49 Nuveen Cl R: IntlGrth t 13.78 +.26 USGro n 20.70 +.45 GlobTech 19.98 +.46 Hartford Fds Y: USValue n 11.60 +.21 MD Mu r n 11.79 ... CapAppI n 32.50 +.62 IntDMBd 9.47 -.01 InvB t 12.75 +.25 increases. Middle East, which produces more than a third of Columbia Cl I,T&G: MA Mun n 12.97 ... HYMunBd 17.28 +.01 NJTxB t 9.99 ... Wellsly n 24.40 +.12 EmMktOp I n 8.36 +.09 Hartford HLS IA : Welltn n 33.77 +.34 the world’s oil. MegaCpStk n11.57 +.25 CapApp 41.45 +.84 Nuveen Cl Y: MultiCpGr 45.83 +1.02 Five big US banks have cut Columbia Class Z: MI Mun n 12.67 ... RealEst n 20.97 +.27 TxExB t 9.19 ... Wndsr n 14.55 +.31 Acorn Z 30.49 +.55 Div&Gr 21.21 +.34 WndsII n 28.71 +.53 MidCap n 28.87 +.40 Balanced 21.01 +.28 Oak Assoc Fds: TFHYB t 12.91 +.01 mortgage balances by $6.3B Intel CEO Paul Otellini AcornIntZ 39.58 +.45 MN Mun n 12.15 ... WhitOkSG 41.77 +.62 USGvB t 13.48 ... Vanguard Idx Fds: DivIncoZ 14.58 +.22 MidCap 27.57 +.43 DvMkInPl r n97.30 +2.04 MtgSec n 11.36 ... TotRetBd 11.92 -.01 Oakmark Funds I: GlblUtilB 9.99 +.08 to retire in surprise move IntTEBd 11.13 -.01 MuniInc n 13.74 ... EqtyInc r 28.90 +.41 VoyB t 17.77 +.48 ExtMkt I n 108.21 +2.08 LOS ANGELES — Five of the biggest U.S. SelLgCapG 13.24 +.20 Hennessy Funds: MidCpIstPl n107.45+1.90 NJ Mun r n 12.48 -.01 CorGrIIOrig ...... GlobalI 21.91 +.39 RS Funds: ValRestr 48.34 +.97 IntGrA 16.96 +.37 TotIntAdm r n23.68 +.43 banks have cut struggling homeowners’ mort- SAN FRANCISCO — Intel CEO Paul Otellini NwMkt r n 17.72 +.02 Hussman Funds: Intl I r 19.39 +.32 Credit Suisse Comm: LgCAlphaA 43.47 +.74 TotIntlInst r n94.73 +1.73 NwMill n 32.14 +.49 StrGrowth 11.15 -.14 Oakmark 48.45 +.89 gage balances by $6.3 billion, part of a total is retiring in May, giving the world’s largest maker ComRet t 8.23 +.10 Value 25.47 +.43 TotIntlIP r n 94.75 +1.73 NY Mun n 13.90 ... ICON Fds: Select 32.05 +.64 DFA Funds: RidgeWorth Funds: TotIntSig r n 28.41 +.52 $26.1 billion in home loan relief provided under a of microprocessors six months to find a new OTC n 57.43 +1.49 Energy S 18.52 +.45 Old Westbury Fds: IntlCorEq n 9.95 +.20 LCGrStkA p 11.34 +.27 500 n 128.28 +2.50 Oh Mun n 12.58 ... Hlthcare S 17.11 +.21 GlobOpp 7.51 +.06 USCorEq1 n11.93 +.24 Royce Funds: Balanced n 23.42 +.27 landmark settlement over foreclosure abuses. leader as it confronts two major challenges: a 100Index 9.96 +.21 ISI Funds: GlbSMdCap 14.64 +.22 USCorEq2 n11.79 +.23 Ovrsea n 31.06 +.69 LgCapStrat 9.63 +.20 MicroCapI 14.68 +.32 EMkt n 26.13 +.31 More than 309,000 borrowers received some shaky economy and a shift toward mobile de- DWS Invest A: NoAm p 7.97 +.01 Europe n 24.28 +.57 PcBas n 24.75 +.40 IVA Funds: Oppenheimer A: CommA p 18.74 +.33 PennMuI r 11.56 +.25 Extend n 43.78 +.84 form of mortgage relief between March 1 and vices that is reducing demand for its PC chips. PAMun r n 11.65 ... Wldwide I r 16.11 +.17 AMTFMu 7.41 ... DWS Invest S: Puritn n 19.18 +.25 AMTFrNY 12.51 ... PremierI r 19.79 +.34 Growth n 35.88 +.79 CoreEqtyS 17.63 +.37 Invesco Fds Invest: TotRetI r 13.71 +.24 LgCapIx n 25.65 +.50 Sept. 30, according to a report issued Monday Although Otellini’s impending departure was PuritanK 19.18 +.25 DivrsDiv p 13.27 +.19 CAMuniA p 8.96 ... CorPlsInc 11.28 ... RealEInc r 11.44 +.04 ValSvc t 11.45 +.28 LTBnd n 14.77 -.06 Invesco Funds: CapApA p 47.27 +1.05 by Joseph Smith, monitor of the settlement. announced Monday, he notified Intel Corp.’s EmMkGr r 15.63 +.22 RealE n 30.79 +.42 Russell Funds S: MidCap n 21.71 +.39 Energy 36.28 +.94 CapIncA p 9.18 +.05 EnhEmMk 11.18 ... SAllSecEqF 12.73 +.27 StratBd 11.53 -.01 Pacific n 9.70 +.16 That translates to roughly $84,385 per home- board of his retirement plan last Wednesday. Utilities 16.73 +.03 DvMktA p 33.32 +.14 EnhGlbBd r 10.45 ... SCmdtyStrt n 9.04 +.11 Rydex Advisor: REIT r n 21.01 +.27 Invesco Funds A: Disc p 61.47 +1.06 owner, according to the report, which is based The decision surprised Intel’s board of direc- GlbSmCGr 37.79 +.70 SCmdtyStrF n9.07 +.11 EquityA 9.33 +.19 NasdaqAdv 15.73 +.38 SmCap n 36.98 +.74 BalRiskA 12.92 +.13 GlblThem 21.79 +.44 SrEmrgMkt 15.98 +.25 EqIncA p 24.93 +.46 SEI Portfolios: SmlCpGth n23.78 +.49 Chart p 17.61 +.21 on mortgage servicers’ own accounts of their tors, which expected Otellini to remain CEO until Gold&Prc 14.38 +.38 SEmgMktF 16.03 +.24 GlobA p 60.84 +1.10 S&P500E n 38.27 +.75 STBnd n 10.67 ... CmstkA 17.05 +.35 HiYldTx 13.29 ... SrsIntGrw 11.43 +.23 GlbOppA 27.50 +.49 SSgA Funds: TotBnd n 11.19 -.02 progress as they move to comply with the settle- the company’s customary retirement age of 65. Const p 23.10 +.48 IntTxAMT 12.35 ... SerIntlGrF 11.46 +.23 GblStrIncA 4.31 +.01 EmgMkt 19.17 +.24 TotlIntl n 14.16 +.26 DivrsDiv p 13.28 +.19 Otellini is 62. Intl FdS 41.25 +.83 SrsIntVal 9.11 +.21 Gold p 33.32 +.99 TotStk n 34.63 +.67 ment terms. EqIncA 9.05 +.10 Schwab Funds: LgCpFoGr 32.46 +.83 SerIntlValF 9.13 +.20 IntBdA p 6.52 +.01 Value n 22.25 +.38 GrIncA p 20.44 +.32 HlthCare 20.39 +.25 LatAmrEq 39.50 +.54 SrInvGrdF 11.71 -.02 LtdTmMu 15.26 ... Vanguard Instl Fds: HiIncMu p ...... 1000Inv r 39.62 +.76 Lowe’s 3Q net income climbs GM opens new plant for MgdMuni S 9.72 ... StIntMu n 10.91 ... MnStFdA 36.32 +.77 BalInst n 23.42 +.26 HiYld p 4.33 ... S&P Sel 22.00 +.43 MA TF S 15.54 ... STBF n 8.60 ... PAMuniA p 11.67 ... DevMkInst n 9.34 +.20 HYMuA 10.24 +.01 SmCpSl 20.61 +.43 on fewer charges Chinese budget brand Baojun SP500S 18.53 +.36 SmCapDisc n22.77 +.45 SenFltRtA 8.27 ... TSM Sel r 25.37 +.49 EmMkInst n 26.13 +.31 IntlGrow 27.59 +.45 ExtIn n 43.84 +.84 WorldDiv 23.15 +.38 SmllCpS r n 17.27 +.36 USGv p 9.84 -.02 Scout Funds: MuniInA 14.13 ... FTAllWldI r n84.27 +1.57 NEW YORK — Lowe’s Cos.’ said Monday its HONG KONG — General Motors Co. and its Davis Funds A: SCpValu r 15.17 +.28 Oppenheimer B: Intl 31.47 +.58 PA TFA 17.31 +.01 GrwthIst n 35.88 +.79 NYVen A 35.15 +.52 StkSelLCV r n11.42 +.20 AMTFMu 7.37 ... Selected Funds: third-quarter net income surged 76 percent, local Chinese partners have launched a second Davis Funds B: StkSlcACap n27.43 +.54 US MortgA 13.02 ... InfProInst n 11.98 -.02 Invesco Funds B: AMTFrNY 12.52 ... AmShD 42.92 +.60 NYVen B 33.37 +.49 StkSelSmCp 19.18 +.42 CpIncB t 8.98 +.05 InstIdx n 127.45 +2.48 helped by lower costs and higher revenue, as plant to make cars for its local discount brand MuniInB 14.11 ... Sentinel Group: Davis Funds C: StratInc n 11.37 +.01 EquityB 8.54 +.17 InsPl n 127.46 +2.49 US Mortg 12.95 -.01 ComS A p 34.08 +.56 Baojun, ratcheting up the battle for customers at NYVen C 33.71 +.51 StrReRt r 9.71 +.04 GblStrIncB 4.32 +.01 InstTStIdx n 31.36 +.62 the company’s efforts to revamp its merchandise Invesco Funds Y: Sequoia 163.04 +2.27 InsTStPlus n31.36 +.61 Davis Funds Y: TaxFrB r n 11.87 ... Oppenheimer Roch: BalRiskY 13.01 +.12 Sit Funds: MidCpIst n 21.78 +.38 and prices appeared to gain traction. the fast-growing lower end of the world’s biggest NYVenY 35.59 +.53 TotalBd n 11.04 -.01 LtdNYA p 3.43 ... Ivy Funds: LrgCpGr 46.67 +.98 REITInst r n 13.88 +.18 Delaware Invest A: Trend n 77.06 +1.75 RoMu A p 17.23 ... Its adjusted earnings without charges and its auto market. AssetSC t 24.27 +.52 SoSunSCInv t n21.95+.50 STBondIdx n10.67 ... Diver Inc p 9.43 -.01 USBI n 11.95 -.01 RcNtMuA 7.70 +.01 AssetStA p 25.14 +.54 St FarmAssoc: STIGrInst n 10.87 -.01 The SAIC-GM-Wuling joint venture opened SMIDCapG 23.46 +.23 Utility n 18.15 +.15 Oppenheimer Y: revenue beat Wall Street forecasts. Its shares AssetStrI r 25.40 +.55 Gwth 54.45 +.91 SCInst n 37.04 +.74 TxUSA p 12.54 ... ValStra t n 30.16 +.53 DevMktY 33.02 +.14 HiIncA p 8.51 +.01 Stratton Funds: TBIst n 11.19 -.02 rose over 6 percent Monday. the factory Sunday in southwestern Guangxi Delaware Invest B: Value n 73.02 +1.31 IntlBdY 6.52 +.02 JPMorgan A Class: Multi-Cap 36.41 +.77 TSInst n 34.65 +.67 SelGrB t 33.93 +.60 Wrldw n 19.67 +.41 IntGrowY 29.12 +.39 Lowe’s has been retooling its pricing strategy, province. GM and its partners have invested CoreBd A 12.15 -.02 RealEstate 29.90 +.43 ValueIst n 22.25 +.37 Dimensional Fds: Fidelity Selects: Osterweis Funds: JPMorgan C Class: SmCap 54.00 +1.10 Vanguard Signal: $1.3 billion in the facility, which will be capable of EmMCrEq n18.90 +.21 Air n 38.20 +.62 StrInco n 11.68 +.02 and last summer returned to offering permanent CoreBd p 12.21 -.01 SunAmerica Funds: 500Sgl n 105.98 +2.07 EmMktV 27.99 +.35 Banking n 18.86 +.30 PIMCO Admin PIMS: JP Morgan Instl: USGvB t 10.22 -.01 GroSig n 33.23 +.73 low prices on many items across the store, in- turning out up to 400,000 vehicles a year. IntSmVa n 14.89 +.29 Biotch n 107.73 +1.68 ShtTmAd p 9.91 ... MdCpVal n 27.89 +.47 TCW Funds: ITBdSig n 12.23 -.02 LargeCo 10.98 +.22 Brokr n 48.07 +.90 TotRtAd 11.60 ... stead of offering fleeting discounts. But the The joint venture is also building a powertrain JPMorgan R Cl: EmMktIn 9.28 +.03 MidCpIdx n 31.11 +.54 TAUSCorE2 n9.59 +.19 Chem n 113.21 +2.88 PIMCO Instl PIMS: CoreBond n 12.16 -.01 TotRetBdI 10.31 ... STBdIdx n 10.67 ... changes have been slow to catch on, and last factory at the plant that will produce up to USLgVa n 21.88 +.45 ComEquip n21.48 +.38 AlAsetAut r 11.24 +.05 TIAA-CREF Funds: Comp n 58.91 +2.01 ShtDurBd 11.02 ... SmCpSig n 33.37 +.66 US Micro n 14.38 +.32 AllAsset 12.66 +.07 BdIdxInst 11.04 -.01 quarter Lowe’s said it could take until the middle 400,000 engines a year. It’s scheduled to open ConDis n 27.48 +.58 JPMorgan Select: TotBdSgl n 11.19 -.02 US TgdVal 16.91 +.36 ComodRR 6.88 +.09 EqIdxInst 10.66 +.20 ConsuFn n 14.36 +.26 USEquity n 11.11 +.22 TotStkSgl n 33.44 +.65 US Small n 22.54 +.47 DivInc 12.21 +.01 IntlEqIInst 15.59 +.33 of next year to reap the benefits of the strategy. in September. ConStap n 81.01 +1.47 JPMorgan Sel Cls: Virtus Funds A: US SmVa 25.99 +.61 EmgMkCur 10.45 +.05 Templeton Instit: CstHo n 46.85 +.96 CoreBd n 12.15 -.01 MulSStA p 4.93 +.01 — From wire reports IntlSmCo n 14.98 +.25 EmMkBd 12.33 +.02 ForEqS 18.69 +.39 EmMktSC n 20.32 +.18 DfAer n 82.86 +1.55 HighYld n 8.07 +.02 Virtus Funds I: FltInc r 8.83 +.03 Third Avenue Fds: EmMktI 9.78 +.08 EmgMkt n 25.83 +.30 Electr n 41.93 +1.09 IntmTFBd n 11.49 -.01 ForBdUn r 11.41 ... IntlVaInst r 15.81 +.28 Waddell & Reed Adv: Fixd n 10.35 ... Enrgy n 50.31 +1.12 LgCpGr 23.43 +.53 FrgnBd 11.36 -.02 EngSv n 64.30 +1.95 ShtDurBd n 11.02 ... REValInst r 26.18 +.28 AssetS p 9.51 +.21 IntGFxIn n 13.21 -.02 HiYld 9.49 +.02 ValueInst 47.78 +.67 IntVa n 15.48 +.36 EnvAltEn r n15.91 +.27 USLCCrPls n22.51 +.47 CoreInvA 6.52 +.16 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE InvGrCp 11.35 -.01 Thornburg Fds: InfProSec 13.02 -.02 FinSv n 59.27 +1.03 Janus T Shrs: DivOppA p 15.17 +.32 LowDu 10.64 ... IntValA p 25.99 +.49 Glb5FxInc n 11.31 -.01 Gold r n 38.58 +.97 BalancdT 26.61 +.29 DivOppC t 14.98 +.31 Name Last Chg SupEnrgy 18.88 +.52 Tiffany 60.93 +1.39 US Bancrp 32.08 +.53 WalterEn 29.83 +.81 ModDur 11.17 ... IncBuildA t 18.37 +.21 2YGlFxd n 10.14 ... Health n 141.24 +1.71 Contrarn T 14.11 +.28 Wasatch: Supvalu 2.57 +.07 TW Cable 92.38 +1.90 US NGs rs 21.94 -.34 WsteMInc 31.62 +.19 RealRtnI 12.68 -.02 IncBuildC p 18.37 +.21 SpiritAero 14.74 +.70 DFARlE n 25.37 +.32 Insur n 51.29 +.62 EnterprT 64.24 +1.10 SmCpGr 42.10 +.60 SwiftTrans 8.75 +.51 TimeWarn 45.28 +.58 US OilFd 32.67 +.74 WeathfIntl 9.47 +.31 ShortT 9.91 ... IntValue I 26.58 +.50 SprintNex 5.55 +.07 Dodge&Cox: Leisr n 100.90 +1.76 FlxBndT 11.04 -.01 Wells Fargo Adv C: Synovus 2.26 +.04 Timken 39.92 +2.19 USSteel 21.15 +1.09 WeinRlt 26.41 +.31 TotRt 11.60 ... LtTMuI 14.76 ... SprottSilv 13.19 +.23 Balanced 75.27 +1.06 Material n 69.58 +1.84 GlLifeSciT r 30.11 +.41 AstAllC t 12.09 ... Sysco 30.47 +.44 TitanMet 16.58 -.03 UtdTech 76.58 +1.33 WellPoint 55.94 +.79 TR II 11.15 -.01 Thrivent Fds A: SP Matls 35.85 +.99 GblStock 8.74 +.17 MedDl n 58.97 +.78 GlbSel T 9.36 +.20 Wells Fargo Adv : TCF Fncl 11.34 +.17 TollBros 31.15 +.18 UtdhlthGp 52.91 +1.01 WellsFargo 32.40 +.46 TRIII 10.21 ... HiYld 4.97 +.01 SP HlthC 39.34 +.41 Income 13.93 ... MdEqSys n 28.07 +.35 GlTechT r 17.75 +.38 CmStkInv 20.98 +.43 SP CnSt 34.97 +.56 TD Ameritr 15.45 +.14 TorchEngy .89 +.03 UnumGrp 19.78 +.30 WestarEn 27.89 -.01 PIMCO Funds A: Incom 9.35 -.01 TE Connect 34.72 +.63 Torchmark 50.92 +.45 IntlStk 32.74 +.63 Multmd n 54.56 +.78 Grw&IncT 33.14 +.63 AllAstAut t 11.16 +.04 OpptyInv 39.11 +.57 SP Consum 46.15 +.97 V-W-X-Y-Z WAstEMkt 15.20 +.18 Janus T 31.00 +.65 Tocqueville Fds: Wells Fargo Ad Ins: TECO 16.41 -.10 TorDBk g 79.83 +.99 Stock 115.89 +2.29 NtGas n 30.23 +.70 LwDurA 10.64 ... SP Engy 70.51 +1.59 Vale SA 17.42 +.31 WstAMgdHi 6.27 +.14 OvrseasT r 31.72 +.65 Gold t n 67.59 +1.83 TIM Part 18.55 +.19 Total SA 48.94 +1.51 DoubleLine Funds: Pharm n 14.92 +.17 RealRtA p 12.68 -.02 UlStMuInc 4.83 ... SPDR Fncl 15.57 +.29 Vale SA pf 17.02 +.42 WAstInfOpp 13.27 ... Retail n 62.92 +1.62 PrkMCVal T 21.47 +.33 Transamerica A: Wells Fargo Admin: SP Inds 36.19 +.67 TJX s 44.08 +1.63 TotalSys 21.66 +.22 TRBd I 11.39 ... TotRtA 11.60 ... TaiwSemi 16.34 +.15 Transocn 45.46 +1.08 ValeroE 30.11 +.93 WstnRefin 26.06 +.98 TRBd N p 11.39 ... Softwr n 82.52 +1.73 ResearchT 31.40 +.65 AegonHYB p 9.54 +.04 Growth 40.50 +.92 SP Tech 28.42 +.76 WstnUnion 12.74 +.03 PIMCO Funds C: FlexInc p 9.37 +.01 TalismE g 11.31 +.29 Travelers 69.54 +.89 VlyNBcp 9.17 +.24 Dreyfus: Tech n 97.11 +2.74 ShTmBdT 3.10 ... Wells Fargo Instl: SP Util 34.39 +.03 VangTSM 71.19 +1.44 Weyerhsr 25.98 +.60 AllAstAut t 11.05 +.05 Turner Funds: TargaRsLP 36.47 +.91 Tredgar 17.74 +.39 Aprec 43.33 +.85 Telcm n 49.83 +.94 Twenty T 60.07 +1.57 UltSTMuA 4.83 ... StdPac 6.45 ... VangREIT 63.21 +.77 Whrlpl 98.12 +1.96 RealRtC p 12.68 -.02 SmlCpGr n 34.30 +.68 Target 63.01 +.87 TriContl 15.66 +.28 CT A 12.59 -.01 Trans n 50.46 +.91 VentureT 57.57 +1.02 Western Asset: Standex 46.49 +.36 VangEmg 41.40 +.72 WhitingPet 44.88 +1.82 TotRtC t 11.60 ... StanBlkDk 69.86 +2.45 Teavana 15.43 -.02 Tronox s 15.40 -.29 CorV A ...... UtilGr n 54.92 +.08 WrldW T r 44.30 +.98 Tweedy Browne: CrPlsBdF1 p 11.68 -.02 TeckRes g 32.24 +.38 TwoHrbInv 11.12 +.11 VangEur 45.31 +1.11 WmsCos 32.67 +.99 PIMCO Funds D: GblValue 24.71 +.37 StarwdHtl 52.91 +1.39 Dreyf 9.54 +.19 Wireless n 7.99 +.13 John Hancock A: CorePlus I 11.69 -.01 TelefEsp 12.94 +.19 TycoIntl s 27.00 +.23 VangEAFE 32.97 +.70 WmsPtrs 50.95 +1.41 RealRtn p 12.68 -.02 US Global Investors: StateStr 45.29 +1.08 DryMid r 28.85 +.54 Fidelity Spartan: BondA p 16.40 -.01 TRtn p 11.60 ... William Blair N: TenetHlt rs 27.49 +1.10 Tyson 18.72 +1.84 VarianMed 69.11 +1.22 WmsSon 45.02 +1.79 IncomeA p 6.67 +.01 AllAm 24.78 +.50 Statoil ASA 24.36 +.78 GNMA 16.09 ... 500IdxInv n 49.29 +.96 PIMCO Funds P: GrowthN 11.95 +.25 Teradata 61.97 -.47 UBS AG 15.33 +.49 Vectren 28.11 +.11 Winnbgo 13.66 +.81 RgBkA 14.22 +.24 ChinaReg 7.20 +.06 Steris 33.10 +.43 GrChinaA r 32.75 +.41 500Idx I 49.30 +.97 AstAllAuthP 11.23 +.05 Teradyn 15.35 +.32 UDR 22.85 +.28 VeoliaEnv 9.63 +.21 WiscEngy 36.67 +.30 GlbRs 9.83 +.25 StillwtrM 10.96 +.26 VeriFone 30.10 +1.20 HiYldA p 6.53 +.02 IntlInxInv n 32.86 +.74 John Hancock B: TotRtnP 11.60 ... StratHotels 6.13 +.25 Terex 22.71 +1.35 UIL Hold 33.35 +.01 WT India 17.94 +.19 TotMktInv n 40.40 +.78 IncomeB 6.67 +.01 Gld&Mtls 12.26 +.31 TerraNitro 215.94 +6.85 UNS Engy 40.50 +.41 VerizonCm 42.81 +1.41 StratValA 29.77 +.57 Parnassus Funds: Stryker 53.00 +.90 Worthgtn 22.21 +.61 USBond I 11.95 -.01 WldPrcMn 12.09 +.28 Tesoro 39.93 +1.86 US Airwy 12.07 +.31 Visa 145.65 +2.94 TechGroA 32.45 +.55 John Hancock Cl 1: EqtyInco n 28.90 +.36 SturmRug 48.83 +.73 Wyndham 49.12 +.46 Fidelity Spart Adv: LSAggr 12.48 +.21 USAA Group: TetraTech 6.41 +.46 USG 26.00 +1.04 VMware 86.45 +.64 DreihsAcInc 10.56 +.01 Perm Port Funds: SubPpne 39.93 +1.11 XL Grp 24.12 +.41 Driehaus Funds: ExMktAd r n 38.99 +.73 LSBalanc 13.33 +.14 AgvGt 35.26 +.73 SunCmts 38.79 +.37 TevaPhrm 38.76 +.47 UltraPt g 22.15 +.39 Vonage 2.21 -.02 Permannt 48.87 +.47 Vornado 74.36 +1.13 XcelEngy 26.14 -.13 EMktGr 28.39 +.27 500IdxAdv n49.29 +.96 LSConsrv 13.43 +.05 CA Bd 11.23 ... Suncor gs 32.71 +1.24 Textron 23.57 +.45 UndArmr s 51.26 +.50 Pioneer Funds A: CrnstStr 22.98 +.24 Theragen 1.39 -.02 UniFirst 70.20 +.38 WGL Hold 37.27 +.24 Xerox 6.42 +.19 EVPTxMEmI 46.24 +.28 IntAd r n 32.88 +.74 LSGrwth 13.21 +.19 SunriseSen 14.32 +.04 Yamana g 18.87 +.26 TotMktAd r n40.41 +.78 LSModer 13.23 +.10 BondA p 9.95 -.01 GovSec 10.33 ... ThermoFis 61.41 +.82 UnionPac 119.71 +2.15 WPX En n 15.99 +.62 Eaton Vance A: IntlValA 18.06 +.38 SunstnHtl 9.78 +.42 Yelp n 18.80 +1.48 USBond I 11.95 -.01 Lazard Instl: GrTxStr 14.59 +.13 Suntech .78 +.01 ThomCrk g 2.82 -.06 UtdContl 19.70 +.20 Wabash 7.26 +.07 ChinaA p 17.49 +.19 PionFdA p 40.93 +.76 3D Sys 41.28 +3.24 UPS B 71.44 +1.42 WalMart 69.02 +.99 YoukuTud 17.08 +.06 AMTFMuInc 10.75 +.01 EmgMktI 18.98 +.14 Grwth 16.32 +.29 SunTrst 26.99 +.97 ValueA p 11.71 +.21 Gr&Inc 15.72 +.32 3M Co 89.57 +1.07 UtdRentals 40.30 +1.35 Walgrn 32.65 +.49 YumBrnds 73.32 +1.43 “One must choose, in life, between Page A10 - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2012 making money and spending it. There’s no time to do both.” OPINION Edouard Boudet, 1934 CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE

CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Not everyone is laughing in Tampa EDITORIAL BOARD n prehistoric days — I speak when she moved to Tampa a want about the wars in Iraq and of the 1980s — Tampa, des- decade ago. Like Tampa, she was Afghanistan — important work Gerry Mulligan...... publisher Iperate to be someplace signif- striving, striving, striving to get happens on that base. The take- Mike Arnold ...... editor icant, coined itself a name: noticed. She got what she wanted down of Osama Bin Laden was al- America’s Next Great City. This all right and is now proof of why most certainly planned there. Charlie Brennan ...... editor at large tag begged the question of when you really should be careful what Tampa has big dreams but Curt Ebitz...... citizen member Tampa would be great, of course, you wish for. She wanted to be medium-size geography. It is Mac Harris ...... citizen member so moneyed men set about an- special, but she has rendered small enough that it is hard to believe now that the moneyed men Founded Rebecca Martin ...... guest member swering it. Keeping herself so ordinary — by Albert M. with Florida tradi- a poseur, broke in a and their wives who live in the Williamson Brad Bautista ...... copy chief tion, their minds im- Bayshore Boulevard same leafy part of town with the “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” mediately went to mansion. Her story waterfront views where Jill Kel- — David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus smoke and mirrors. If unfolds in the grand ley decamped, weren’t on to her Tampa got enough tradition of so many and thus could warn off David Pe- good PR, these men others who come to traeus. It is harder still to believe PROPER ASSESSMENT believed, outsiders Florida, their eyes that the strongest military lead- would just be so plain glittering a little too ers on the planet, with drones, knocked over by much. They gamble Navy seals and Black Hawk heli- Tampa’s wonderful- Mary Jo Melone that the locals are copters at their disposal, had ness, they would come fools. such lousy intelligence that she here like flocks of FLORIDA Kelley is now the fooled them, too. But fool them Commission birds in the fall. VOICES subject not only of de- she did. The phrase “world rision but, I suspect, The lesson, as Jill Kelley class” was thrown around a lot. anger. For she managed, in the knows, is that those who live by So said men, who had their eyes name of her own boundless need PR must also die by it. At the moon TV coverage, went after the for attention and influence, to get ment, to borrow lightly from the advances King’s Super Bowl and snagged four the world laughing not just at New York Daily News, America’s over the next 25 years. There was Tampa — we made it onto Satur- next great city is America’s next a campaign to land the 2012 day Night Live — but a place peo- great booty trap. But time wounds Olympics, as if Tampa was in the ple in the region are especially all heels. David Petraeus has met Bay cleanup same class — make that world proud of, MacDill Air Force Base. disgrace; Paula Broadwall has class — as London. Instead of the Until Jill Kelley got emails from ———■——— fter hearing sometimes much residents will have to Olympics, we got the Republi- an equally strange woman, Paula emotional testimony pay. There have been multiple cans. You remember the highlight Broadwell, that brought down a disappeared; and Jill Kelley may A about whether the proj- opportunities for these issues of their convention in August — star-festooned, love-struck gen- need the federal witness protec- ect is needed and if the funding to be raised, and while there that very strange, very rich old eral (maybe two of them), few peo- tion program. Tampa will one day is fair, the county commission was a lot of hand-clapping for man talking to a chair? ple outside of town knew that the smile about the recent craziness. last week voted to move for- speakers who addressed the In this way at least, Jill Kelley U.S. Central and Special Opera- Just not now. had a great deal in common with tions Commands are headquar- ward with the final phase of a commission last week in oppo- Mary Jo Melone, a former the city she adopted as her home, tered in Tampa. Say what you columnist with the long-term project to remove sition to the program, no sub- septic tanks from part of the stantive new arguments were King’s Bay watershed. raised. The commission After hearing voted 4-1 to ap- old arguments prove a special as- THE ISSUE: once again — with sessment district the only new in- Commission for a residential formation being confirms funding for area along Fort Is- the dollar amount septic tank removal. land Trail so that of the assessment contracts can be — the commission let and work OUR OPINION: voted 4-1 to move begun to install The right decision. forward. This was sewer lines. The the right decision. sewer lines are We should never being installed by the City of have allowed development on Crystal River, but since they septic tanks in the environ- are outside city limits, the mentally sensitive areas west county had to approve the as- of U.S. 19. While this will only sessment district. remove a portion of those that This action will move for- are there now, it is a step in the ward the final phase of an 11- right direction. With grant phase project that has been on funding at this level unlikely to the books since Crystal River ever be available again, it obtained grant funding in 1999 would be foolish to not install as part of the statewide effort to sewer lines now. reduce the number of septic We commend the commis- tanks in areas with high sioners who voted to approve groundwater levels. The grant the assessment district. We rec- funding pays 85 percent of the ognize there may still be some project cost, so residents served specific issues to resolve as the receive sewer service at a frac- project develops, but the proj- LETTERS to the Editor tion of the cost of providing it. ect itself has been discussed However, some individuals enough. It is time to move for- Scandal disturbing ing in line were ignorant of some have chosen to fight this proj- ward, and the commission OPINIONS INVITED issues. ect both on the basis of made the right decision in The recent scandal involving ■ The opinions expressed in Chroni- generals Petraeus and Allan is This is problematic (people whether it is needed and how doing so. cle editorials are the opinions of who lack formal education be- disturbing from several levels. the newspaper’s editorial board. Petraeus’ actions make me won- ■ cause they have been marginal- COYOTES Viewpoints depicted in political ized by society deserve as much Hot Corner: der just how smart he really is cartoons, columns or letters do Coyotes lived here first So if it’s a problem, then why did and question his ethics and not necessarily represent the of a say as those of us fortunate you buy or build a house in the morality. Sadly, he is not the first opinion of the editorial board. enough to have taken a civics I don’t understand where these middle of the woods in Citrus powerful and influential man to ■ Groups or individuals are invited course) but at least understand- people are coming from. This per- Springs? to express their opinions in a let- able. After all, I think everyone fall to the basic human instincts. ter to the editor. son up in Citrus Springs is com- From all appearances, he got too can agree that the voting base Go back to suburbia ■ plaining because the coyotes are close to a person who clearly had Persons wishing to address the should be as informed as in her back yard and they’re all People move to the natural editorial board, which meets possible. an agenda other than writing a weekly, should call Mike Arnold over the place. Well, if she or he areas of beautiful Florida and book. He will pay for his actions at 352-564-2930. The letter really gets bizarre stops and thinks a little bit, this complain about the coyotes and and the pain he caused his wife ■ All letters must be signed and in- when the writer expands on that was the woods and forest at one other wildlife. Why don’t they go and family for the rest of his life. clude a phone number and home- thought to include people who time. This was their home. We back to their civilized world? Why The real concern is Jill Kelley, town, including letters sent via are informed on issues, but come in here and start excavating, email. Names and hometowns will did they come here in the first the socialite who complained to place priority on (presumably) cutting trees down, slapping a be printed; phone numbers will place? an FBI friend about the email not be published or given out. the wrong ones, like women’s house in the middle of the woods she got from Petraeus love inter- ■ health and entitlements (which, and you think the coyotes are just Nature is great We reserve the right to edit est. My first thought is, “What a letters for length, libel, fairness by the way, includes Social Secu- going to up and leave because all Why do people move to a state great plot for a book.” A woman and good taste. rity and Medicare, which aren’t of a sudden humans are here? that has snakes, alligators, coy- moves in to an exclusive neigh- ■ Letters must be no longer than exactly controversial). Humans really are wasteful and otes, vultures, moles, hurricanes borhood, starts having lavish 600 words, and writers will be they throw garbage and stuff out and where you have to drive to a Just because an issue doesn’t parties that appear to focus on limited to four letters per month. and that keeps the coyotes com- restaurant or store, and complain? appeal to you doesn’t mean that high-ranking military officers ■ SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, ing. So I think they were here first. It’s just great for me. the people supporting it are id- from a highly sensitive military 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., Crystal River, FL 34429. Or, fax to iots who shouldn’t be allowed to command installation and be- 352-563-3280, or email to vote. Just because millions of comes the darling of the base. [email protected]. people care about women keep- Information on lost cane for the needy. Meanwhile, she and her husband ing their access to health care are having financial problems. and aren’t spending their entire social climber or is the rest of In the Sound Off, Too much litter The actions of the FBI agent lives in a state of hysterical an- there’s an ad about a per- the story yet to be told? are also in question. He violated guish over the national debt son who lost his cane in I’m very disappointed OUND protocol. He started an inde- (which, by the way, is majority- Walmart. I was in Wal- S in everyone who lives and Roger B. Krieger pendent investigation. After owned by the American people; mart and I got a cart and drives through Old Ho- Beverly Hills OFF turning it over to others he not exactly the end of the world) it had a cane in it and I mosassa. There is so brought politics into the mix by doesn’t mean that their concerns took it down to the elec- much littering that’s calling a congressman he was Accept differences are not “issues of our times.” tronics department and going on, even before the friends with. The rules for gov- I could not believe my eyes turned it in. So if you Seafood Festival. Just lit- It’s time to take a deep breath ernment investigations changed when I saw a letter in the Chroni- could put a message in ter, litter, litter. So many and accept that some issues you after Watergate. Congress and cle (“Know the issues,” published there and have him check packages of cigarettes don’t like are important to a CALL the president are not brought Nov. 13) advocating registered at the electronics be- and just so much litter. great deal of people. It’s per- into any investigation involving voters be turned away at the polls cause the cane was in the It’s very disappointing. fectly fine to be unhappy or dis- 563-0579 Does anybody have any government officials until the in- because they do not share the agree with their priorities, but if cart. I looked all over and same views of the author. I never seen anyone, so I did turn regard for, you know, the vestigation is complete. The rule you seriously propose an institu- The writer proposed a series it in. town they live in? Do they have is good and protects against po- tional change to bar people you any respect for themselves? And litical pressures. I am not a fan of questions to be asked before disagree with from voting, maybe Pet food for needy even the businesses in Old Ho- of Eric Cantor, but when he was allowing a person into the polls your problem is with democracy, To the person asking where he mosassa … they need to go out advised by the congressman, he (some preposterous and practi- not uninformed voters. could deliver pet food for the and scan their property and look followed protocol and notified cally unanswerable, like “How There’s a word for people with needy: He can take it to any of at the litter, even before the the head of the FBI and then re- much is the national debt?”; that sort of philosophy who gain the food banks throughout the seafood festival. Have somebody mained silent. some simply irrelevant), citing political power: Dictator. county and then also he can take go outside and pick it up. I mean In my opinion as an old cop, I nothing more than a series of it to the animal shelter in Inver- it’s a reflection from your busi- think the investigation needs to videos posted to the Internet Jeff Guertin ness. They accept food as well ness. Have some pride. center on Jill Kelley. Is she just a showing that some people wait- Beverly Hills

THE CHRONICLE invites you to call “Sound Off” with your opinions about any subject. You do not need to leave your name, and have less than a minute to record. COMMENTS will be edited for length, libel, personal or political attacks and good taste. Editors will cut libelous material. OPINIONS expressed are purely those of the callers. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE OPINION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2012 A11 Letters to THE EDITOR Fundraiser thanks olyn Perrone Family Foun- teers who came out to give dation; Queen of Peace of their time. They worked On Thursday, Oct. 25, As- Catholic Church; Bush quickly and were enthusi- pire — Home of The RIVER Home Services; Seven astic about their work. They Project — hosted its inaugural Rivers Christian School; truly made a difference! “Engage Our Community” Suncoast Chiropractic; Re- The Nature Coast Volun- fundraising gala at the Col- Life Counseling; Young teer Center and the Retired lege of Central Florida Cit- Boats; Live the Life; Don’s & Volunteer Program, a fed- rus Campus. It was attended Pharmacy; Williams, Mc- erally funded program by by teachers, school adminis- Cranie, Wardlow & Cash, the Corporation for National tration, parents, clergy and P.A;, and JJ and Jen Grow and Community Service, community supporters. for underwriting this event. would like to thank the Guests enjoyed a dinner In addition, Aspire thanks event organizers and spon- prepared by Elegant Cater- the organizations and indi- sors who worked together to ing and speaker Shelly viduals that have been part- make this day a success. The Donahue got lots of laughs nering with and supporting United Way of Citrus County as she demonstrated cre- the project; Citrus County provided the event T-shirts ative approaches to sexual- Education Foundation; Mr. and advertising, the Withla- ity/relationship education and Mrs. Mark Waldrop; coochee State Trail provided for today’s youths. Black Diamond Founda- staff and guidance, Home Donahue is co-creator of tion; Seven Rivers Presby- Depot of Crystal River pro- the research-based, inter- terian Church; Dr. and Mrs. vided volunteers, tools, and active WAIT Training cur- Shaun Saint; Mrs. Rebecca donated the mulch for the riculum that is used Neely; and especially the project. The Citrus County Hot corner: BIKES Citrus County School Sys- Chronicle provided adver- internationally to reduce use any donations. 641-5717. My name is Jay. teen pregnancy and in- tem. We appreciate all that tisement of the event, Citrus Donate bikes attended the gala and made crease relationship skills. 96.3 and 95.3 Radio provided This is in response to the N. Coast Ministries Resource center contributions with their live radio coverage, and Wal- WAIT Training is also uti- person who wrote in re- You can donate your bi- This is for the person time, talents and treasures. mart Supercenter in Inver- lized locally by The RIVER questing information on cycles to Nature Coast Min- who wanted to donate Your support makes it Project facilitators. Stu- ness provided the nutritious where to donate Christmas istries at 563-1860. some bicycles: Please call happen! dent interns Niki and Leah snacks and drinks for the gifts for children, bikes, etc. 344-1001. This is the Fam- shared their stories and a For more information, volunteers. A big thank-you The Citrus County Foster The Lighthouse ily Resource Center at Her- team of student volunteers please visit www.theriver to all of our sponsors and Association is a great organ- To the person that nando, right at the light. graciously served guests project.info or email partners! ization and they’re always in wanted to donate the It’s a brick building on the [email protected]. their dinner. In addition, Laurie Diestler need around Christmas. bikes: I can give you my right. They do a wonderful Superintendent of Schools Kari Peters, Katie Neely RSVP Project Director The contact number is 860- phone number. I work with job for children and adults Sam Himmel voiced her 0373. Linda Cannawall is and the Aspire team Citrus County Community The Lighthouse in Inver- that need bikes to get to support of The RIVER Pro- over that division and I Lecanto Services,Lecanto ness and we could use work or whatever. God ject’s message. Truly, the know they could definitely bikes. My number is 727- bless. many branches of our community were cooperatively Making a difference engaged in support of Cit- For more than 20 years, rus youths. USA WEEKEND Magazine The RIVER (Reaching In- and Points of Light have tentional Victory, Expecting joined together to sponsor Reality) Project is hosted by Make A Difference Day, the Aspire Inc., a local nonprofit largest national day of com- based in Lecanto. The munity service. Make A Dif- RIVER Project is a risk ference Day is an annual avoidance program that en- event that takes place on courages teens to be Inten- the fourth Saturday of tional about choosing health every October. and success despite the con- Here in Citrus County fusing reality of today’s cul- several community groups ture. The curriculum equips partnered again this year youths to make healthy deci- for the “Day of Service” sions in regard to their project at The Withla- goals, media literacy, sexual coochee State Trail. There health and relationships were 65 volunteers working and is currently taught in together, from teens to sen- Citrus County schools. The iors, sprucing up the Fit project is committed to en- Trail on the Withlacoochee couraging students toward State Trail. The Fit Trail is the goal of healthy relation- an exercise area that was in ships rather than merely need of new mulch and teaching away from the con- newly designated walkways sequences of unhealthy between the fitness areas. choices. One of our goals was to Aspire would like to bring attention to the exer- thank TLC and TMC; CEM. cise area, and this year’s Solutions; Rich and Donna program was a success be- Barker; Gregory and Car- cause of the many volun-

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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Nation BRIEFS Obama in Myanmar, Cambodia World BRIEFS First ride Paint bomb Associated Press Cheered by massive flag- nomic penalties, increased Minister Hun Sen, the auto- waving crowds, Obama of- U.S. investment and now a cratic Cambodian leader PHNOM PENH, Cambo- fered long-isolated presidential visit, in part to who has held power for dia — On a history-making Myanmar a “hand of friend- show other nations the ben- nearly 30 years. Hun Sen’s trip, President Barack ship” as it rapidly embraces efits of pursuing similar rivals have sometimes Obama on Monday paid the democratic reforms. Hours reforms. ended up in jail or in exile. first visit by an American later, he arrived in Cambo- “You’re taking a journey Unlike the arrangement leader to Myanmar and dia to little fanfare, then that has the potential to in- after Obama’s meetings Cambodia, two Asian coun- pointedly criticized the spire so many people,” with Myanmar’s President tries with troubled histories, country’s strongman leader Obama said during a speech Thein Sein and democracy one on the mend and the on the issue of human rights at Myanmar’s University of leader Aung Sun Suu Kyi, other still a cause of con- during a tense meeting. Yangon. the U.S. and Cambodian cern. Obama was an early The Cambodians are leaders did not speak to the Obama’s fast-paced, pre- champion of Myanmar’s among those Obama is hop- press following their one- Associated Press Thanksgiving trip vividly il- sudden transformation to ing will be motivated. White on-one talks. They did step Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels lustrated the different paths civilian rule following a House officials said he held before cameras briefly be- leads a ceremonial parade the regional neighbors are up Myanmar, a once-pariah fore their meeting to greet Associated Press on his motorcycle Monday half-century of military dic- after the opening ceremony taking to overcome legacies tatorship. He’s rewarded state, as a benchmark dur- each other with a brisk Masked protestors throw of the State Road 68 and of violence, poverty and the country, also known as ing his private meeting handshake and little paint bombs Monday at the I-69 interchange, near repression. Burma, with eased eco- Monday evening with Prime warmth. building where the U.S.- Evansville, Ind. The new based Monsanto company 67-mile stretch of the I-69 has its offices in Buenos corridor opened Monday Aires, Argentina. Protes- night. tors demonstrated against copyrighted seeds, the use of soy as a mono-culture and the dominant presence Blast now homicide Hard road to truce of Monsanto in Argentina. investigation INDIANAPOLIS — Authori- ties launched a homicide in- Colombian rebels vestigation Monday into the agree to cease-fire house explosion that killed a HAVANA — Colombia’s young couple and left numer- main rebel group announced ous homes uninhabitable in a unilateral cease-fire on an Indianapolis neighborhood. Monday as it began much- Indianapolis Homeland Se- anticipated peace talks, but curity Director Gary Coons the Bogota government re- made the announcement sponded that it would con- after meeting with residents tinue military operations. of the subdivision where the Top negotiator Ivan Mar- Nov. 10 blast occurred and quez said the Revolutionary shortly after funerals were Armed Forces of Colombia held for the two victims, who would halt all acts of sabo- lived next door to the house tage and attacks against gov- where investigators believe ernment and private property the explosion originated. starting at midnight Monday “We are turning this into a and running through Jan. 20. criminal homicide investiga- He made the announce- tion,” Coons said, marking ment as negotiators for both the first time investigators sides entered the talks in have acknowledged a possi- Havana without other ble criminal element to the comment. case. Karzai: US Marines form new violating pact jet squadron KABUL, Afghanistan — SAN DIEGO — The Ma- Associated Press Afghanistan’s president ac- rine Corps is forming the first An Israeli air force F-15 Eagle takes off Monday from Tel Nof air force base for a mission over the Gaza Strip. cused U.S. forces of captur- squadron of pilots to fly the ing and holding Afghans in next-generation strike fighter violation of an agreement to jet, months after lawmakers Egypt tries to mediate, but Israelis, Hamas drive hard bargain turn over that responsibility to raised concern that there was his forces, complicating a a rush to end the testing of an Associated Press tough stance, rejecting Israel’s de- Overall, the offensive that began new round of security talks aircraft hit with technical mands the militant group stop its Wednesday killed 100 Palestinians, between the two countries. problems. GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Israeli rocket fire. Instead, Khaled including 53 civilians, and wounded Hamid Karzai’s statement So far, two veteran pilots of aircraft struck crowded areas in the Mashaal said, Israel must meet some 840 people, including 225 chil- late Sunday came days after the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing Gaza Strip and killed a senior mili- Hamas’ demands for a lifting of the dren, Gaza heath official Ashraf al- the beginning of negotiations have been trained to fly the tant with a missile strike on a media blockade of Gaza. Kidra said. on a bilateral security agree- F-35B. They are becoming center Monday, driving up the “We don’t accept Israeli condi- On the Israeli side, three civilians ment that will govern the U.S. the first members of the Ma- Palestinian death toll to 100, as Is- tions because it is the aggressor,” he have died from Palestinian rocket military presence in the coun- rine Fighter Attack Squadron rael broadened its targets in the 6- told reporters in Egypt. “We want a fire and dozens have been try after the majority of troops 121 that will debut Tuesday at day-old offensive meant to quell cease-fire along with meeting our wounded. A rocket-defense system draw down in 2014. a ceremony at the Marine Hamas rocket fire on Israel. demands.” has intercepted hundreds of rock- Karzai’s critics say he fre- Corps Air Station in Yuma, Escalating its bombing campaign An Israeli official said Israel ets bound for populated areas. quently strikes populist, na- Ariz. over the weekend, Israel began at- hoped to find a diplomatic solution Hamas fighters have fired more tionalist poses that give him tacking homes of activists in to the crisis as well and signaled than 1,000 rockets into Israel in the The first F-35B arrived Fri- leverage in talks with the Hamas, the Islamic militant group Egypt was likely to play a key role current round of fighting, including day, and 15 more are slated Americans. Karzai, in turn, to arrive over the next year. that rules Gaza. These attacks have in enforcing any truce. 95 on Monday, among them one that led to a sharp spike in civilian ca- “We prefer the diplomatic solu- hit an empty school in the coastal has said that he needs to pro- Judge denies sualties, killing 24 civilians in under tion if it’s possible. If we see it’s not city of Ashkelon. Israeli police tect Afghanistan’s national in- morning-after case two days and doubling the number going to bear fruit, we can esca- spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said 29 terest in the face of a much of civilians killed in the conflict, a late,” he said, speaking on condi- rockets were intercepted by the stronger partner. OKLAHOMA CITY — A Gaza health official said. tion of anonymity because of the Iron Dome anti-missile battery. The two countries signed federal judge Monday re- The rising toll came as Egyptian- sensitive diplomatic efforts under Rockets landed in open areas of the detainee transfer pact in jected a request by Hobby led efforts to mediate a cease-fire way. Beersheva, Ashdod, and Ashkelon March, but the accord was Lobby Stores Inc. to block between Israel and Hamas got into The official said Israel doesn’t and caused damage in a number of vaguely worded and the U.S. part of the new federal health gear. want a “quick fix” that will result in areas. has slowed the handover of care law that requires it to While Israel and Hamas were far renewed fighting months down the Schools in southern Israel have detention facilities. Washing- provide the morning-after and apart in their demands, both sides road. Instead, Israel wants “inter- been closed since the start of the of- ton believes that the Afghans week-after birth control pills. said they were open to a diplomatic national guarantees” Hamas will fensive Wednesday, and large police are not ready to take over In a 28-page ruling, U.S. solution — and prepared for further not rearm or use Egypt’s neighbor- units deployed in the area to re- their management, while in- District Judge Joe Heaton de- escalation if that failed. ing Sinai peninsula for militant spond to any potential damage and sisting that the Afghan gov- nied a request by Hobby The leader of Hamas took a activity. injuries from rockets. ernment agree to hold without Lobby to prevent the govern- trial some detainees that the ment from enforcing portions U.S. deems too dangerous to of the health care law that will release. require it to include contra- ceptives the company consid- Conservatives in ers objectionable in its health Study links joblessness, heart ailments France pick leader insurance plan. PARIS — Former French Kansas attorney President Nicolas Sarkozy’s Analysis finds unemployed more likely to have heart attacks conservatives chose a right- fired over tweet leaning new leader on Mon- TOPEKA, Kan. — A Associated Press every two years about their and health, called the re- trigger a heart attack in peo- day in a razor-thin victory — Kansas appeals court attor- employment and health. search solid but said it ple with clogged arteries or 98 votes — and with so much ney was fired Monday after CHICAGO — Unemploy- The new analysis has sev- would be important to know heart disease; and the un- rancor some feared the party using foul language about the ment hurts more than your eral limitations. The data the reason for the employed lose health insur- could break apart. state’s former attorney gen- wallet — it may damage show periods of unemploy- unemployment. ance and access to medical Jean-Francois Cope, a eral in comments she posted your heart. That’s according ment but don’t indicate “There probably are dif- care that can help keep Sarkozy ally who reached out to Twitter last week. to a study linking jobless- whether people were fired, ferences in consequences of them healthy, Burgard said. to the far right by leading a ness with heart attacks in laid off, out of work while job loss when it’s voluntary The analysis covers 1992- Sarah Peterson Herr, a re- legislative effort that banned older workers. switching jobs, or had vol- or more or less expected” 2010. Participants were search attorney for a Kansas The increased odds untarily left a job. The re- and when it comes as a sud- mostly in their 50s at the face-covering Muslim veils, Court of Appeals judge, posted weren’t huge, although mul- searchers considered all of den shock, said Burgard, study’s beginning and were defeated moderate former the comments about former tiple job losses posed as big these situations “job losses,” who was not involved in the asked about their job his- Prime Minister Francois Fillon Attorney General Phill Kline a threat as smoking, high but it’s likely the greatest study. tory, and about employment in the Sunday vote. while he was appearing before blood pressure and other risks for heart attacks were The analysis appears in status and recent heart at- Cope, a former budget the Kansas Supreme Court as conditions that are bad for from being fired or laid off, Monday’s Archives of Inter- tacks at subsequent inter- minister who has led the part of an ethics investigation. the heart. said researcher Matthew nal Medicine. An editorial views. People who’d had Union for a Popular Move- One tweet commented on The researchers analyzed Dupre, an assistant profes- in the journal said the study heart attacks before the ment since Sarkozy bowed Kline’s facial expression, say- data on more than 13,000 sor at Duke University and adds to decades of research study began were excluded. out to become president in ing “Why is Phil Klein (sic) men and women aged 51 to the lead author. Retirement linking job loss with health Nearly 70 percent had at 2007, will lead opposition to smiling? There is nothing to 75 taking part in an ongoing was not considered effects and that research least one job loss, or period President Francois Hol- smile about, douchebag.” An- health and retirement sur- unemployment. should now turn to examin- of unemployment after lande’s Socialists, who con- other predicted that Kline vey partly sponsored by the Sarah Burgard, a Univer- ing how and why that working at a job, and at least trol both houses of parliament would be disbarred by the National Institute on Aging. sity of Michigan researcher happens. 10 percent had four or more and nearly all of France’s court. Since 1992, participants who has studied the rela- Theories include that the before and/or during the regions. — From wire reports have been interviewed tionship between job loss stress of losing a job may study period. — From wire reports ■ College football/B2 ■ B2 ■ NFL/ San Francisco ■ B3 Section B - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2012 49ers trample Scoreboard/ ■ B3 Chicago Bears College basketball/ ■ B4 SPORTS at home./B3 Entertainment/ CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Teams aim to fill holes, find right rhythm pass them up,” Vilardi said. “Even my bigger guys can Graduation, football take toll “Everyone on our roster get up and down the floor, Lecanto boys overpower Seven Rivers has the green light to shoot so we’re going to try to use 87-60 in season opener for both teams that to our advantage,” he on county basketball squads the ball if they’re open.” SEAN ARNOLD The absence of several said. “We can’t sit back and Correspondent SEAN ARNOLD “I think losing seven or Citrus players during the let teams run their of- Correspondent eight guys puts a little bit of preseason because of foot- fenses. We need to make it LECANTO — The Lecanto and Seven Rivers Christian high a dent in our depth, but ball and/or injuries — in- an up-and-down game.” school boys showed their respective strengths on the perime- Much of the county’s we’re moving up a lot of cluding up-and-coming Football has been espe- ter, but it was the Panthers’ depth, experience and superior boys’ hoops programs are guys from JV and have a lot sophomore Desmond cially costly for Crystal post-play that made the difference. scrambling to make up returning from last year,” Franklin — makes the Hur- River as sophomore for- time lost from football Panthers head coach Frank ricanes more of a work-inward Sam Franklin is sus- Lecanto expanded on a seven-point halftime advantage to while attempting to fill the Vilardi said. “I think we progress at this stage. But pended from play until comfortably defeat the Warriors 87-60 behind senior guard shoes of key losses. have nine seniors, so we’ll the return of leading scorer January because of a pair Mikey Makros’ game-high 26 points. Lecanto is having an be senior-laden.” Devin Pryor certainly helps of unsportsmanlike penal- Lecanto senior forward Robert Vega also delivered a strong easier time than others. With a generous mix of ease the hardships while ties he committed against second-half performance in the season-opener for both squads Led by senior Richie Riz- shooters, Panthers of all the squad finds its footing. Lecanto in football. Monday in the Panthers’ gym. Vega scored all 13 of his points zolo, Lecanto returns an sizes pose a threat from the The ’Canes’ speed but Crystal River basketball and nabbed 11 rebounds in the latter half, adding some muscle abundance of production perimeter. lack of size has prompted coach Steve Feldman is from last season’s district “We run plays to get open coach Tom Densmore to See LECANTO/ Page B3 champions. 3s, so we’re not going to adjust the strategy. See TEAMS/ Page B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Marlins deal to Toronto finalized MIAMI — The Miami Marlins finalized their big Magic downfall salary dumping trade that sends All-Star shortstop Horford, Williams Jose Reyes to lead Atlanta over the Toronto Orlando 81-72 Blue Jays with Associated Press Jose pitchers Reyes Mark ATLANTA — Al Horford Buehrle needed most of the first half be- and Josh fore he felt energy in his legs. Johnson, Such is life in the NBA when catcher you’re recovering from the flu John and returning from a four-game Buck and Western trip, but Horford and outfielder the Atlanta Hawks got the lift Emilio they needed in the third quarter. Mark Bonifacio “I thought it was just me, but I Buehrle for seven was asking the guys and they were tired, too,” Horford said. relatively “And (Orlando) played a back-to- low- back game, and I think that priced made it uglier. Tell you what, I’ll players. take the win.” Miami Horford scored 15 points and received Lou Williams added 14 to lead infielders the Hawks past the Magic 82-72 Yunel Es- on Monday night. Josh cobar Zaza Pachulia pulled down 10 Johnson and rebounds in a reserve role for Adeiny Atlanta, which has won two Hechavarria, pitchers Hen- straight and three of four. derson Alvarez, Anthony “We didn’t have our legs early,” DeSclafani and Justin Hawks coach Larry Drew said. “I Nicolino, catcher Jeff saw it early. I saw guys really Mathis and outfielder Jake gasping for air the first four min- Marisnick under the deal, utes of the game.” which was agreed to last Glen Davis was the only player week and completed Mon- to score in double figures with 11 day. The Marlins also are points for the Magic, who have sending Toronto cash. lost two straight and seven of eight. The trade was finalized Orlando seemed to have given after baseball Commis- itself a break by ending the first sioner Bud Selig decided quarter with a rare lead. The not to block it. Magic had trailed after the first 12 Dempsey soccer minutes in seven of their first nine games, but they were athlete of year outscored 24-12 in the third and CHICAGO — Clint were down 14 entering the fourth. Dempsey has been voted Following a fastbreak layup by the U.S. Arron Afflalo that cut the lead to Associated Press Soccer three early in the third, Atlanta Orlando Magic’s Glen Davis, foreground, falls while losing control of the ball after colliding with Atlanta Federa- went on an 11-0 run over a 2:03 Hawks’ Ivan Johnson in the fourth quarter of Monday’s game in Atlanta. The Hawks won 81-72. tion’s top span ending with Kyle Korver’s male ath- 3-pointer for a 59-45 lead. Pacers 96, Wizards 89 the NBA without a victory. They The Bobcats trailed by 11 in the lete for The Magic were dealing with started 0-8 a year ago, the club’s pre- fourth but battled back, going 16 of illnesses, too. WASHINGTON — There were vious worst opening to a season. 16 from the free throw line down the the sec- boos early and at the end for the win- ond Playing on the road for the They were led Monday by rookie stretch. Sessions’ two free throws second straight night, the start- less Washington Wizards, who straight Bradley Beal’s 18 points, 17 coming after Monta Ellis missed a 3-point at- Clint ing backcourt of Jameer Nelson dropped to a franchise-worst 0-9 with in the second half. year. tempt sent the Bucks to their first Dempsey (cough) and J.J. Redick (flu), Or- a 96-89 loss to the Indiana Pacers. road loss and lifted the surprising The lando never recovered from its Indiana’s David West scored 13 of Bobcats 102, Bucks 98 Tottenham midfielder also Bobcats (5-4) back above .500. listless third quarter. his season-best 30 points in the CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Ramon Ellis scored 31 points for the Bucks. won this honor in 2007. He “I appreciate their efforts,” fourth quarter, and Roy Hibbert broke Sessions scored nine of his 23 points joined midfielder Landon Kemba Walker and Byron Mullens Magic coach Jacque Vaughn out of a slump with 20 points and 12 in the fourth quarter, including two each scored 19 points for the Bobcats. Donovan (2003, 2004, said. “They tried to play for their rebounds. free throws with 4.2 seconds left to 2009, 2010) and goalkeeper teammates.” The Wizards are the only team in seal Charlotte’s win over Milwaukee. See MAGIC/ Page B3 Kasey Keller (1997, 1999, 2005) as the only players to win three times or more. Dempsey had a team- high six goals for the U.S. this year, including five in St. John’s coach Gagliardi retires World Cup qualifying. NHL labor talks Associated Press of the stereotypical overbearing col- ing to think of Duke without Coach lege coach. More teddy bear than K, the Rolling Stones without Mick resumed Monday MINNEAPOLIS — John Bear Bryant, Gagliardi banned Jagger, peanut butter without jelly. NEW YORK — For the Gagliardi put sleepy little Col- whistles, tackling and, essentially, “I can’t imagine St. John’s football first time in eight days, the legeville, Minn., on the national bad weather during practice. without John Gagliardi on the side- NHL and the players’ asso- college football map with a style all If the notoriously thick swarms line,” said Tom Linneman, a John- ciation met at the league his own. of central Minnesota mosquitos nies quarterback from 1996-2000. “I office for a little under two After 60 years at Division III St. were out for blood, the coach who don’t know what that looks like. And hours before finishing for John’s, four national titles and only responded to “John” simply there are very few people alive that the night in an attempt to more victories than any coach in called it a day. do know what it looks like.” reach a deal to end the NCAA history, Gagliardi is calling “It was working,” Gagliardi said. The seemingly carefree ap- two-month old lockout. it a career at the tender age of 86. “So I figured I’ll keep doing it.” proach in a sport that seems to de- Talks resumed Monday, “It’s unbelievable that I could Gagliardi started coaching college mand so much more certainly the 65th day of the lockout make a living with a career in a players in 1949 and spent the past didn’t hold the Johnnies back once game that is so popular and is such six decades at the private school in the games started. He won national that has already wiped out a huge business,” Gagliardi said central Minnesota. He retires with a titles in 1963, 1965, 1976 and 2003 327 games and threatens Monday after announcing his re- record of 489-138-11 and surpassed and had managed to maintain the Associated Press the entire season if a set- tirement. “To be a small part of that Eddie Robinson for the career high expectations late into his John Gagliardi, the winningest tlement isn’t reached soon. has just been wonderful.” coaching victories record in 2003. tenure. coach in college football history, is — From wire reports He played a much larger role than To think of St. John’s without retiring from Division III St. John’s he lets on, shirking the conventions Gagliardi in these parts is like try- See GAGLIARDI/ Page B2 University in Minnesota. B2 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2012 FOOTBALL CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Maryland leaving ACC for Big Ten in ’14

“The membership of the Big ferences are ex- but the world that tion, they have been an outstand- Rutgers expected Ten enables us to guarantee the fi- panding outside of you live in.” ing member of our conference and nancial sustainability of Maryland their regions,” De- Rutgers is ex- we are sorry to see them exit. For athletics for a long, long, long lany told the AP in pected follow suit, the past 60 years the Atlantic to follow suit time,” Loh said. an interview be- splitting from the Coast Conference has exhibited Associated Press Loh added Maryland athletics fore Maryland’s Big East and mak- leadership in academics and ath- has been living “paycheck to pay- news conference ing it an even 14 letics. This is our foundation and NEW YORK — Maryland is check.” The school had elimi- on campus in Col- schools in the Big we look forward to building on it joining the Big Ten, leaving the At- nated seven sports programs lege Park. “You Wallace Jim Ten, though De- as we move forward.” lantic Coast Conference in a earlier this year. have multiple D. Loh Delany lany would not There was speculation last shocker of a move in the world of “The director and I are ab- major conferences Univeristy of Big Ten confirm that. week the Big Ten and Maryland conference realignment that was solutely committed to begin the all in multiple Maryland commissioner. The Terrapins were talking. On Saturday, it be- driven by the school’s budget process to reinstate some of the regions. president. were a charter came clear the discussions were woes. teams we had to terminate,” Loh “It seemed to us member of the serious. The announcement came Mon- said. that there was a paradigm shift oc- ACC, which was founded in 1953. “Space is not the divide that it day at a news conference with Maryland will become the curring around us. And therefore “Our best wishes are extended was once upon a time,” Delany school President Wallace D. Loh, southernmost member of the Big the question is how do you re- to all of the people associated with said. Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany Ten member starting in 2014. spond to that in a way that stay the University of Maryland,” ACC Maryland also gives the Big Ten and athletic director Kevin “Really in the last year, it’s be- true to yourself, but is also only re- Commissioner John Swofford said a presence in the major media Anderson. come so obvious that major con- sponsive not to the world you want in a statement. “Since our incep- market of Washington. D.C.

Football BRIEFS Forced down by 49ers Jaguars’ Henne to start against Titans JACKSONVILLE — Chad Henne will be Jacksonville’s Kaepernick, starting quarterback Sunday against Tennessee. 49ers whip Coach Mike Mularkey made the announcement Bears 32-7 Monday, one day Associated Press after Henne SAN FRANCISCO — threw for Colin Kaepernick passed 354 yards for 243 yards and two touch- and four downs in his first career touch- start in place of the injured downs in a 43-37 over- Alex Smith, and the San Chad Francisco 49ers whipped time loss at Henne the Chicago Bears 32-7 on Houston. Monday night in a highly Blaine Gabbert injured his touted NFC showdown that right forearm early in the hardly lived up to the hype. game and had trouble grip- Kaepernick threw touch- ping the ball. down passes to Vernon Henne replaced him in the Davis and Michael Crabtree, first quarter and completed and Kendall Hunter ran for 16 of 33 passes. He con- a 14-yard TD as San Fran- nected with Cecil Shorts III cisco (7-2-1) jumped out to a on a 67-yard touchdown and big lead by scoring on each later hooked up with Justin of its first four possessions Blackmon for an 81-yard — with Aldon Smith wreak- score. He also found tight ing havoc on the other side end Marcedes Lewis for two of the ball with five sacks. Jason Campbell, the other TDs in the red zone. quarterback in this matchup Florida’s Driskel to of backups for two division leaders, threw a 13-yard play against FSU touchdown pass to Brandon GAINESVILLE — No. 6 Marshall in the third quar- Florida will have quarterback ter but was sacked five times Jeff Driskel back against rival and threw two interceptions PAUL KITAGAKI JR./The Sacramento Bee and 10th-ranked Florida State. in his first start since Octo- San Francisco 49ers outside linebacker Aldon Smith, obscured, and defensive end Justin Smith sack Chicago Bears quar- Driskel sat out Saturday’s ber 2011 for Oakland. terback Jason Campbell during the first quarter of the Monday night football game in San Francisco. 23-0 win over Jacksonville State because of a sprained right ankle. Jacoby Brissett completed 14 of 22 passes for 154 yards. Ravens top Steelers 13-10 Miami self-imposes Driskel was on the sideline without a walking boot, a good sign for Florida (10-1). second bowl ban Coach Will Muschamp said Baltimore now Driskel worked out Sunday Associated Press said, asked about punish- and looked good. ing players who have not Muschamp declined to say controls AFC CORAL GABLES — been accused of wrongdo- Miami officials said Mon- ing. “But that’s the system.” whether Driskel will start North race day the university Miami clearly against the Seminoles (10-1). He said Driskel “will play in Associated Press is making what it hopes a pair of called an “unprece- postseason bans, the game. To what degree? PITTSBURGH — Terrell dented decision” to especially when Again, the week will deter- Suggs isn’t ready to declare self-impose a post- the Hurricanes still mine that on how his health the race for the AFC North season ban for the had a chance at a continues to improve.” title over. second straight Bowl Champi- UTEP’s Price Besides, even if it were year, ending any onship Series berth after the Baltimore Ravens’ chance of the Hur- this year, helps its retires as coach 13-10 victory over the Steel- ricanes playing in Al Golden cause with the EL PASO, Texas — UTEP ers on Sunday night, the vet- either the Atlantic University of NCAA. Whenever coach Mike Price is retiring eran linebacker knows Coast Conference Miami head the process ends, after a 31- football coach. Pittsburgh still has the championship sanctions against year career upper hand in the rivals’ ul- game or a bowl. the football and notable for Just like last year, men’s basketball programs timate litmus test. two Rose “They got it where it Miami’s decision was made are expected, with penal- with regard to the status of ties likely to include proba- Bowl bids at counts,” Suggs said. “That’s Washington all that really matters is the ongoing NCAA investi- tion terms and scholarship championships. These little gation into the school’s reductions. State and a independent battles is good compliance practices. The Golden said he plans on drinking for morale but until we catch inquiry began in 2011 after adding about 15 recruits binge that Mike Associated Press a former booster went pub- next year, and has already cost him the Price them in the ring race ... we’ll Baltimore Ravens defensive back Corey Graham, left, breaks take the win but we’ve still lic with allegations he pro- started to factor antici- Alabama up a pass to Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Jerricho vided dozens of athletes pated scholarship-reduc- job before he ever coached a got to catch them in that Cotchery in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s game in Pittsburgh. component of the rivalry.” and recruits with extra ben- tions into his count. game for the Crimson Tide. The Ravens (8-2) took a 5 of 17 (29 percent) of third Ravens 13, efits such as cash and gifts. “I’m not allowed to com- Price announced the deci- significant step in that direc- downs, well below their sea- Steelers 10 By sitting out again, ment on anything relative to sion Monday with one game tion by shutting down the son average or 49 percent. Miami — which still has the investigation,” Golden left in his ninth season with Steelers (6-4) and backup “We never found a Baltimore 10 0 3 0 — 13 not been presented with its said. “But I’m already fac- Pittsburgh 7 0 3 0 — 10 the Miners (3-8). He led quarterback Byron Leftwich. rhythm,” Leftwich said. notice of allegations from toring it in to my count. UTEP to 8-4 records and First Quarter the NCAA — is hoping to They’re going to tell us, ul- The veteran completed 18 of The Ravens weren’t much Pit—Leftwich 31 run (Suisham kick), 14:17. bowl games his first two lessen the hit of any loom- timately, but I’ve already 39 passes for 201 yards in better. Joe Flacco completed Bal—FG Tucker 26, 8:22. years in El Paso but hasn’t Bal—J.Jones 63 punt return (Tucker kick), 3:16. ing sanctions that could be started down that road of place of injured starter Ben 20 of 32 passes for 164 yards. had a winning record since. Roethlisberger. Leftwich ran Running back Ray Rice Third Quarter handed down when the in- not taking a full group.” Bal—FG Tucker 39, 6:49. The 66-year-old Price, who for a score but also threw a managed just 40 yards on 20 vestigation ends. Schools Interim athletic director Pit—FG Suisham 22, :34. started at Weber State in drive-killing interception carries, forcing the Ravens A—63,446. often self-impose penalties Blake James informed the and was sacked three times. to rely on an old standby Bal Pit with hope the NCAA takes team of the decision Mon- 1981, has a 177-182 career “We went out there and make the difference. First downs 12 17 those measures into ac- day morning. University record entering his final game we tried to make plays,” Typically, that’s not a Total Net Yards 200 311 count when doling out President Donna Shalala Saturday at home against Rushes-yards 23-47 27-134 Rice. He is sixth among ac- Leftwich said. “Some went problem. But this is not a Passing 153 177 punishment. and the school’s legal coun- our way, some didn’t. And it typical year in Baltimore. Punt Returns 3-74 3-12 “Do I think it’s fair? No,” sel were also involved in tive FBS coaches in wins. just wasn’t enough.” The defense came in Kickoff Returns 3-76 2-36 Miami coach Al Golden the decision. — From wire reports The rematch comes in ranked 27th in the league in Interceptions Ret. 1-20 0-0 Comp-Att-Int 20-32-0 18-39-1 Baltimore in two weeks. yards allowed and is miss- Sacked-Yards Lost 2-11 3-24 “It’s like halftime,” Balti- ing spiritual leader Ray Punts 8-46.5 8-44.6 1943 when he was just 16. His high school more coach John Harbaugh Lewis, who is on the injured Fumbles-Lost 2-0 3-2 coach at Trinidad Catholic in Colorado said. “It’s like we won the reserve-return list with a Penalties-Yards 4-68 6-43 GAGLIARDI was drafted for World War II and Time of Possession 27:09 32:51 Continued from Page B1 first half and the second half triceps injury. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Gagliardi, a team captain, took over and is coming up.” The emotional linebacker RUSHING—Baltimore, Rice 20-40, Pierce 2-8, wound up coaching there and at St. Mary’s The Steelers certainly made the trip anyway, giving Flacco 1-(minus 1). Pittsburgh, Dwyer 12-55, The Johnnies lost three games or fewer High School in Colorado Springs for six hope it goes a little better his teammates a lift in the Mendenhall 11-33, Leftwich 1-31, Gilreath 1-7, 13 straight seasons, from 1998-2010, and years. than the first. locker room. Redman 1-5, B.Batch 1-3. PASSING—Baltimore, Flacco 20-32-0-164. went undefeated in the MIAC five times in In 1949, he got his first college gig at Car- Pittsburgh was a clock- “We’ve just got to find a Pittsburgh, Leftwich 18-39-1-201. that span. But they had stumbled in the roll College in Helena, Mont., leading the chewing, drive-extending way to get wins and that’s RECEIVING—Baltimore, Boldin 8-79, Rice 5- last two seasons, going 11-9 and getting team to three conference titles in four sea- machine under Roethlis- what we were able to do 53, Dickson 2-8, J.Jones 2-1, Pierce 1-11, dominated by rival St. Thomas both years. sons. He took the reins at St. John’s in 1953, berger. There were consid- today,” said Baltimore cor- T.Smith 1-7, Pitta 1-5. Pittsburgh, Wallace 4-26, “Nobody ever said that getting older was and piled up 27 conference titles, often up- Sanders 3-82, Dwyer 3-26, Mendenhall 3-17, erably more fits and starts nerback Corey Graham, Cotchery 2-22, Miller 2-22, Paulson 1-6. easy,” Gagliardi said. “I just can’t do the setting his competition with a penchant with Leftwich under center. who intercepted Leftwich in MISSED FIELD GOALS—Baltimore, Tucker 41 job at the level I used to anymore.” for running up the score on overmatched The Steelers converted just the third quarter. (WR). Gagliardi’s coaching career began in opponents. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE SCOREBOARD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2012 B3 Sports BRIEFS Glantz-Culver Line Lady ’Canes clobber line was Jessica Allen with two lation bracket at the River Tonight goals and three assists. Ridge tournament. FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Florida LOTTERY Raiders on the road at Toledo 18½ 19 (57) Akron Jordan Martin scored one Hoosiers hustle into Thursday The Lady Hurricanes easily goal and one assist while Chloe at Texas 8 8 (61) TCU Here are the winning numbers selected swept away any challenge from Benoist and Kaitlyn Lemanow- No. 1 spot in poll Friday the Lady Raiders, beating their Nebraska 14½ 14½ at Iowa Monday in the Florida Lottery: icz each had a goal. Indiana is still a runaway No. Bowling Green-x 9 9 Buffalo non-district opponent 62-25 on Lecanto (6-1) will play at 7:30 1 in The Associated Press col- Cent. Michigan 11 10½ at UMass CASH 3 (early) Monday at South Sumter. p.m. Tuesday at Springstead. lege basketball poll and at Miami (Ohio) OFF OFF Ball St. 9 - 6 - 2 Syracuse 9 9½ at Temple Leading the drive for Citrus Louisville is again a solid sec- CASH 3 (late) Hurricanes fizzle N. Illinois 20 20 at E. Michigan High School was Lindsay Con- ond. Then come the changes, at Cincinnati 13 13 South Florida 0 - 9 - 2 nors with 15 points. Shally against River Ridge with Kentucky dropping five at E. Carolina 4½ 4½ Marshall Morales was close behind with spots to eighth. at Kent St. 10 10½ Ohio PLAY 4 (early) The Citrus High School boys LSU 12½ 12 at Arkansas 11 points and Marissa DuBois The Hoosiers (3-0) received 3 - 6 - 9 - 9 basketball team didn’t advance Utah 22 23 at Colorado scored eight points. into the winner’s bracket of the 46 first-place votes Monday West Virginia 1 1 at Iowa St. PLAY 4 (late) Citrus (3-1) will face Lees- River Ridge Thanksgiving from the 65-member national Washington 10 11 at Washington St. 5 - 4 - 0 - 4 at Arizona 3 2½ Arizona St. burg at 7 p.m. today at home. Shootout after falling victim to media panel. The Cardinals (5- Saturday 0) got the other 19 No. 1 votes. FANTASY 5 Lady Panthers win the host team. at Ohio St. 5 4½ Michigan River Ridge beat Citrus 64- Vanderbilt 10 12½ at Wake Forest 2 - 7 - 24 - 26 - 31 8-0 on the pitch Stanford new No. 1 at Louisville 13 13 UConn 57 in the Monday night game. at Georgia 13 13 Georgia Tech The Lady Panthers attacked But the Hurricanes did put forth in women’s poll at N. Carolina 22½ 24 Maryland their Weeki Wachee opponents a good effort with Mitchell Ellis Stanford is the new No. 1 at Virginia Tech 10½ 10½ Virginia On the AIRWAVES Michigan St. 8½ 7½ at Minnesota on the pitch Monday night, win- scoring 21 points and Devin team in the nation, barely edging Miami 5 5 at Duke ning 8-0. Pryor netting 16. Connecticut for the top spot in TODAY’S SPORTS at Northwestern 18½ 19 Illinois Lecanto High School’s Lexi The Hurricanes will play at The Associated Press women’s at NC State 13½ 13½ Boston College COLLEGE BASKETBALL Moore led her team with three 4:30 p.m. Tuesday against basketball poll Monday. at Tennessee 15½ 14 Kentucky 2:30 p.m. (ESPN2) at Penn St. 2 3 Wisconsin EA Sports Maui Invitational, Consolation goals and two assists. Next in Tampa Bay Tech in the conso- — From staff and wire reports at Pittsburgh 2 2 Rutgers Game: Teams TBA at Purdue 5½ 5½ Indiana 5 p.m. (ESPN2) EA Sports Maui Invitational, Consolation Texas St. 2 1½ at UTSA Game: Teams TBA shows up in transitions and riors head coach Jim Ervin at Utah St. 39 39 Idaho 7 p.m. (SUN) on the boards. Robert (Vega’s) said. “I thought we got a lit- San Diego St. 7 7 at Wyoming Savannah State at Florida LECANTO 8 p.m. (ESPN) a rebounding machine. tle fatigued there and the Baylor-y 2 2 Texas Tech EA Sports Maui Invitational, First Semifinal: Continued from Page B1 at Alabama 33 31½ Auburn Teams TBA “I think we’ve got a lot of shots were falling a little kids (who) can score, but ob- short. Lecanto did a nice job at Mississippi 1½ 1½ Mississippi St. 8 p.m. (FSNFL) Lafayette at Maryland Stanford Pk 1½ at UCLA viously we’re going to lean like they always do. 8 p.m. (NBCSPT) Harvard at St. Joseph’s to a contest that featured 18 BYU 29½ 29 at New Mexico St. baskets from behind the arc on (Rizzolo and Makros),” “Gage had a great offen- at Fresno St. 16½ 16½ Air Force 10 p.m. (ESPN) Legends Classic, Final: Teams TBA between the teams. he added. “If we’re un- sive game and worked hard at Oklahoma 7½ 8 Oklahoma St. 10:30 p.m. (ESPN2) EA Sports Maui Invitational, Second at Texas A&M 19 22 Missouri “We pushed the pedal to selfish and move the ball defensively,” Ervin added. Oregon 11 10 at Oregon St. Semifinal: Teams TBA around a lot then we’re “We played a lot better than COLLEGE FOOTBALL the metal in the second Tulsa 5½ 5 at SMU half,” Vega said. “Mikey got going to score a lot of preseason, and I still say by at Florida St. OFF OFF Florida 7 p.m. (ESPN2) Akron at Toledo hot and that helped us a lot points.” the end of January we’re at San Jose St. 3 4½ Louisiana Tech SOCCER at Memphis 3½ 4½ Southern Miss. in the first half, and I did The Panthers (1-0) were going to be a pretty good lit- at Houston 13½ 12½ Tulane 2:30 p.m. (FSNFL) UEFA Champions League: SL Benfica what I did, rebounding the effective in containing tle ball club for the district at Colorado St. 2½ 3½ New Mexico vs. Celtic FC ball in the second half. It Seven Rivers junior Adam tournament.” at UTEP 2 2 Rice 10 p.m. (FSNFL) UEFA Champions League: Juventus vs Gage, who managed a team- Sophomore Cory Weiand at Clemson 5 4 South Carolina was a team job.” at UCF 22 22 UAB Chelsea FC (Same-day Tape) Makros led the way with high 20 points, while forcing added 11 points for the at S. Cal OFF OFF Notre Dame five 3s, while senior team- several turnovers by a War- Warriors. at Hawaii OFF OFF UNLV Note: Times and channels are subject to change at the mate Richie Rizzolo was riors squad that lost four of Lecanto plays at 7:30 p.m. at W. Kentucky 11 11½ North Texas discretion of the network. If you are unable to locate a game solid with 16 points. its starters to graduation today at Dunnellon while at Middle Tenn. 3 2½ Troy Seven Rivers (0-1) doesn’t at La.-Lafayette 18½ 18½ South Alabama on the listed channel, please contact your cable provider. “I think our style of play — and periodically looked out- La.-Monroe 6 6 at FIU playing a lot of guys — wears matched by Lecanto. play again until 8 p.m. x-at Columbus, Ohio teams out a little bit,” “It’s just one of those Thursday, Nov. 29, when the y-at Arlington, Texas Lecanto head coach Frank nights where we just didn’t team faces Liberty Christian NFL have the experience,” War- at home. Thursday Prep CALENDAR Vilardi said. “I think that FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Houston 3 3 (49) at Detroit TODAY’S PREP SPORTS at Dallas 4 3½ (47) Washington LECANTO PANTHERS CRYSTAL RIVER PIRATES New England 7 6 (49) at N.Y. Jets BOYS BASKETBALL Sunday TBA Citrus at River Ridge tournament ■ Last year: 21-7, district champions, lost to ■ Last year: 7-16, missed playoffs. at Cincinnati 7½ 9 (48½) Oakland 7:30 p.m. Lecanto at Dunnellon Gainesville in regional quarterfinals. ■ District: 5A-7 (6) at Cleveland OFF OFF (OFF) Pittsburgh GIRLS BASKETBALL at Indianapolis 3 3 (52½) Buffalo ■ District: 6A-6 (5) ■ Key returnees: Ty Reynolds, Jr., G; Sam Denver 10 10 (44) at Kansas City 3 p.m. or 6 p.m. Lecanto vs. River Ridge at River Ridge ■ Key returnees: Richie Rizzolo, Sr., G; Franklin, So., F; Damien Westfall, Jr., G/F; Tennessee 3 3 (43½) at Jacksonville Thanksgiving Shootout Mike Makros, Sr., G; Geoffery Ruiz, Sr., F; Matt Kalieb McCauley, Jr., G; Robert Speakman, at Chicago OFF OFF (OFF) Minnesota 7 p.m. Leesburg at Citrus Michelet, Sr., G Christian Young, Sr., G/F; Con- Sr., F; Matt Taylor, Sr., G; Nick Ricca, Sr., G. at Tampa Bay Pk Pk (48½) Atlanta 7:30 p.m. Seattle 3 3 (37½) at Miami West Port at Crystal River nor Dupler, Sr., G; Robert Vega, Sr., F. ■ Key newcomers: AJ Bostic, Sr., F; Hunter Baltimore 2½ 1½ (47) at San Diego GIRLS SOCCER ■ Key newcomers: Brandon Burich, So., F; Roessler, Jr., G/F; Kendall Bradley, Jr., G. at New Orleans OFF OFF (OFF) San Francisco 7:30 p.m. Lecanto at Springstead at Arizona 3 2½ (37½) St. Louis Thomas Vilardi, Jr., G; Ronnie Crowe, Jr., G/F. ■ Key losses: Will Cleveland, F; Jesus at N.Y. Giants 2½ 2½ (49½) Green Bay ■ Key losses: Skylar Summers, G; Clayton Benedetti, G. WEDNESDAY’S PREP SPORTS Monday Roessler, F; Dillon Aquirresaenz, G; LJ Green, ■ Outlook: A suspension and football have at Philly OFF OFF (OFF) Carolina BOYS BASKETBALL F; Winsor Sineus, F; Angelo Rizzolo, F. the Pirates perhaps a little behind the curve to NCAA Basketball 7:30 p.m. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Weeki Wachee at Lecanto ■ Outlook: With an impressive senior class begin the season, but a core group of juniors and at Ball St. 2½ Indiana St. and lots of depth, the Panthers look poised to the above-the-rim capabilities of Franklin bode at Michigan St. 15 Boise St. repeat as district champs, but competition ap- well for a stronger finish and the chance for Crys- at Villanova 10 Columbia Buffalo 2 at Canisius NIT Season Tip-Off at UCF 4½ Middle Tenn. Evansville 1½ at Tennessee Tech Consolation Round pears sturdy in a league including Citrus and tal River to end its stretch of single-digit wins. at South Florida 8½ Bradley S. Illinois 1 at SIU-Edwardsville At Charlottesville, Va. West Port. “We hope we have a little more depth this at Saint Joseph’s 9 Harvard at Sacramento St. 5½ UC Davis IUPUI 1 Lamar “The district is probably the most competitive year and that all these guys give us something at Arizona St. 7½ Cornell at Hawaii 7½ North Dakota at Virginia 6½ North Texas at Idaho 1 Green Bay a-at Atlanta At Moon Township, Pa. district we’ve seen in a while,” Vilardi said. “I with our No. 5 guy (Franklin) unavailable until South Alabama-a 10 Monmouth (NJ) b-at Chattanooga, Tenn. at Robert Morris 4½ Cleveland St. feel like if we can rebound and defend, we’re January,” Feldman said. at Georgia St. 3½ Tennessee St. c-at Pittsburgh At Bethlehem, Pa. going to have a great season.” SE Missouri-b 7 Troy d-at Huntsville, Texas Fairfield 10½ Fordham SEVEN RIVERS CHRISTIAN Louisiana Tech 5 at Chattanooga Triple Crown Cancun Challenge at Lehigh 15 Penn CITRUS HURRICANES WARRIORS Youngstown St.-c 5 James Madison At Cancun, Mexico ■ Last year: at Duquesne 2½ N. Dakota St. First Round NBA 12-12, missed playoffs. ■ Last year: 18-5, missed playoffs. Gardner-Webb 6 Howard U. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG District: Southern Miss.-d Pk UC Irvine ■ 6A-6 (5) ■ District: 2A-4 (5) at Sam Houston St. 6½ Liberty W. Carolina 1½ Austin Peay at Philadelphia 6 Toronto ■ Key returnees: Devin Pryor, Jr., G; at East Carolina 14 Appalachian St. Wichita St. 4½ DePaul New York 5½ at New Orleans ■ Key returnees: Adam Gage, Jr., G/F; at Richmond 14 Wofford Iowa 7½ W. Kentucky at L.A. Lakers 6 Brooklyn Mitchell Ellis, Jr., G; Randy Lynn, Sr., F; Isaiah Cory Weiand, So., G; Jared Bogart, Sr., G/F; Brown, Sr., G/F; Adam Rogstad, Sr., G/F; Ja- John Iwaniec, Sr., G. vian Clark, Jr., G/F. ■ Key newcomers: ZacSaxer, Fr., G; Liam ■ Key newcomers: MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP Desmond Franklin, So., Cash, Sr., F. MAGIC G/F; James Pouncey, Jr., G/F; Tyric Washing- ■ Key losses: Sam Jones, G; Trey Gaskin, ton; Ben Janicki, Jr., C. F; Lucas Ebert, F; Trey Wieand, F. Continued from Page B1 No. 1 Indiana 66, Georgia 53 ■ Key losses: Ryan Labrador, F; Jeloni ■ Outlook: The Warriors will struggle to NEW YORK — Victor Oladipo had 15 points and eight re- Sammy, F/C; Leroy Anderson, F. match squads of past couple of seasons, but Outlook: Nuggets 97, bounds to lead No. 1 Indiana to a 63-53 victory over Georgia in ■ The ’Canes could struggle re- Gage and a schedule coach Ervin considers to Grizzlies 92 the semifinals of the Progressive Legends Classic at the Barclays placing the production of last year’s senior be the strongest yet for his program should Center. group, especially in the post, but Pryor and the MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Danilo make for an entertaining ticket, nonetheless. Jordan Hulls and Christian Watford both had 14 points for eventual assimilation of football holdovers Gallinari scored 26 points, in- “We’re a young team with not much chem- the Hoosiers (4-0) and were the ones who finally started hitting could make Citrus dangerous down the stretch. cluding a 3-pointer with 13 sec- istry right now, but I think we’ll gel as the sea- from long range as Indiana established control of the game. “We have a group of guys (who) really onds left, and the Denver son goes and make a run for the playoffs, The Hoosiers will Georgetown for the title Tuesday night. haven’t played together, so we’re going to have Nuggets ended the Memphis hopefully,” Ervin said. “If we can defend the to spend time getting continuity with our substi- Grizzlies’ win streak at eight No. 9 North Carolina 95, Miss. State 49 post and rebound, then we’ll have a successful tutions and rotations,” Densmore said. games with a 97-92 victory. LAHAINA, Hawaii — Leslie McDonald scored 21 points as season.” JaVale McGee provided a one of five North Carolina players in double-figures in an easy second-half lift for Memphis 95-49 win over Mississippi State at the Maui Invitational. of better postseason for- “I’ve tried to tone down and finished with 15 points and P.J. Hairston had 18 points, Reggie Bullock had 16 points, TEAMS tunes after illness and in- our practicing this year,” eight rebounds. Kenneth Faried juries crippled the team’s Ervin said. “I think I’ve ran and Dexter Strickland and James McAdoo each scored 10. Continued from Page B1 added 13 points and grabbed chances to advance further our kids down physically 13 rebounds to help Denver No. 10 Arizona 94, Long Beach State 72 the past few seasons. some throughout the year.” outrebound Memphis 47-33. TUCSON, Ariz. — Freshman Brandon Ashley had 20 points using what he calls a more Denver also won the battle in and 10 rebounds in his first start, Kevin Parrom hit all five of his data-driven approach as he the paint 50-44 and outscored 3-pointers for 15 points and Arizona ran over Long Beach State. tries to assemble a sum that Holiday Car Show the Grizzlies in second-chance The Wildcats shot 53 percent while making 9 of 19 from 3- is greater than its role-play- points 21-16. point range and 25 of 35 free throws. ing parts. Christmas in the Hills “We’re very objective in Clippers 92, Georgetown 78, No. 11 UCLA 70 using statistical data to de- Parade &Festival Spurs 87 NEW YORK — Markel Starks scored 23 points and George- termine playing minutes,” he said. “We’re very thor- Saturday, December 1st 9am town beat No. 11 UCLA 78-70 in the semifinals of the Progres- SAN ANTONIO — Chris ough and they weigh things 77 Civic Circle, Beverly Hills Florida 34465 Paul had 19 points and eight sive Legends Classic at the Barclays Center. that go into the guys’ effort Car Show Registration Open to Cars 25 assists and the Los Angeles Otto Porter had 18 points, 11 rebounds and five assists for level and production.” Clippers beat San Antonio 92- the Hoyas (3-0), who will face No. 1 Indiana in Tuesday night’s Scoring leader Ty years and Older $10 at the gate. 87, their second win against the championship game. Reynolds will have to help Spurs this season. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROUNDUP navigate his Pirates through • First 50 cars receive a plaque. Matt Barnes had 14 points and a district that included two • Eleven “Best Of” Awards included club participation. Blake Griffin had 16 points and 12 No. 11 California 87, Cal Poly 61 teams ranked in the top 8 a • Valve cover racing. season ago. rebounds for the Clippers (8-2). BERKELEY, Calif. — Reshanda Gray scored 22 points and Tim Duncan had 20 points “If we can get all our Parade at 10 AM, Arts &Crafts at 11 AM Gennifer Brandon had 18 points and 11 rebounds as No. 11 pieces together, we think we Kids Fun Area & Live Music and 14 rebounds for the Spurs California rolled past Cal Poly 87-61. can step out of the lower Additional information visit (8-3. Manu Ginobili added 15 Talia Caldwell added 11 points and nine rebounds for the points and Tony Parker 11. three of the district and www.citruscountyparks.com or call 400-0960 Golden Bears (3-0). Brittany Boyd scored 10 for California, make a race for the top,” Warriors 105, Mav- which shot 50 percent from the field and never trailed in the Feldman said. ericks, 101 game. Seven Rivers loses four Support Toys for Tots Bring a No. 14 Purdue 59, Bowling Green 45 starters from last year — New, Unopened Gift DALLAS — Stephen Curry most notably, point guard Fun for and Receive scored 20 of his 31 points in the WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Drey Mingo had 13 points and Sam Jones — but gets back a the Whole a Free fourth quarter and overtime and Sam Ostarello scored 12 to lead No. 14 Purdue to a 59-45 win big one in Chronicle Player Family! Hotdog David Lee’s layup with 32.8 over Bowling Green. of the Year Adam Gage. & Drink! seconds left helped the Golden Mingo and Ostarello also had 12 rebounds each for the Boiler- The Warriors have made State Warriors beat the Dallas makers (3-0), with Ostarello blocking four shots. Chantel Poston the playoffs seven of the last Mavericks 105-101. also scored 12 points for Purdue, which led 25-18 at halftime. nine seasons, but coach Jim Curry had six points and — From wire reports Ervin has altered the team’s 000CVUI three assists in the extra period. practice approach in hopes ENTERTAINMENTPage B4 - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2012

CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Spotlight on Florida PEOPLE All movies a leap of faith LOTTERIES Aretha performs SO YOU KNOW for first lady Last night’s winning WASHINGTON — for director Ang Lee numbers, Page B4. Aretha Franklin said “it JAKE COYLE was fabulous” to have AP Entertainment Writer SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18 first lady Michelle Fantasy 5: 4 – 7 – 17 – 27 – 29 Obama and Attorney NEW YORK — Is there anything 5-of-5 4 winners $43,305.21 General Ang Lee can’t do? 4-of-5 378 $73.50 Eric The pithy answer might be: 3-of-5 9,430 $8 Holder at- Large, angry, green men. Yes, Lee’s tend her “Hulk” was not well received. But show in in his incredibly varied filmogra- INSIDE THE NUMBERS Washing- phy, Lee has steadily steered films ■ To verify the accuracy ton, D.C. that could very well have turned of winning lottery num- The disastrous into box-office hits and bers, players should Queen of Oscar bait. double-check the num- Aretha Soul sang Combining martial arts with bers printed above with Franklin for Mrs. drama? “Crouching Tiger, Hidden numbers officially Obama Dragon” became the highest gross- posted by the Florida and Holder — as well as ing foreign language film ever, more Lottery. Go to for about 3,000 fans at than double any previous foreign www.flalottery.com, or DAR Constitution Hall on film. A film about gay cowboys? call 850-487-7777. Saturday night. After- “Brokeback Mountain” went on to ward, Franklin said it be nominated for eight Oscars, win- was great to see her VIP ning three including best director. Today in guests relax and “shake Few filmmakers have been so HISTORY their hips a little,” espe- drawn to such delicate material cially after a tough re- where even slight shifts in tone or Today is Tuesday, Nov. 20, election campaign. execution could mean the differ- Franklin has per- ence between a hit or a flop. That the 325th day of 2012. There formed for Mrs. Obama couldn’t be truer for Lee’s new film, are 41 days left in the year. before — at the inaugu- “Life of Pi,” a supreme balancing Today’s Highlight: ration of President act for a filmmaker accustomed to On Nov. 20, 1962, Presi- Barack Obama. working on tightropes. dent John F. Kennedy held a Franklin told The Asso- In an interview the day after news conference in which he ciated Press she doesn’t “Life of Pi” premiered at the New announced the end of the think there will be an York Film Festival in September, naval quarantine of Cuba im- encore in 2013, though Lee sat down with obvious relief. posed during the missile cri- if invited she “would Asked how he was doing, Lee ex- sis, and the signing of an certainly come and haled: “Better than I thought.” Associated Press executive order prohibiting would love to sing.” The first screening had gone well: Taiwanese film director Ang Lee answers questions about his new 3D movie, discrimination in federal Franklin also paid trib- the 3-D “Life of Pi” was greeted as a Life of Pi, during a recent press conference in Seoul, South Korea. housing facilities. ute to the late Whitney success and immediately added to On this date: Houston, singing “I Will the Oscar race. For even Lee, know- one of few directors capable of cor- movie is unknown. If it’s known, In 1620, Peregrine White Always Love You.” ing which side of the sword a film of ralling all the difficult elements of then no studio would lose money.” was born aboard the his will fall isn’t clear until the first “Life of Pi.” His imprimatur helps Lee was born and raised in Tai- Mayflower in Massachusetts MTV profiles audience sees it. carry it, given that the cast is one of wan, where he initially pursued act- Bay; he was the first child unknowns (Sharma, only 17 when ing. Artistic endeavor in ’60s and “I’ve been holding this anxiety for a born of English parents in youth with HIV cast, hadn’t previously acted), digi- ’70s Taiwan, he says, was consid- long time. It’s an expensive movie,” present-day New England. NEW YORK — MTV is says Lee. “It’s really like the irra- tal creations (a combination of real ered a low profession and not the In 1789, New Jersey be- airing a special that pro- tional number of pi. For a long time tigers and digital effects were used) choice of his father. Ever since, pa- files three young people it felt that way — not making sense.” and international actors (Irrfan triarchs have been a connecting tis- came the first state to ratify who have HIV amid wor- “Life of Pi,” which 20th Century Khan, Gerard Depardieu). sue in Lee’s protean filmography. the Bill of Rights. ries that some people are Fox will release Wednesday, con- Tobey Maguire, who starred in Responding to a comment that fa- In 1910, the Mexican Rev- taking the condition too tains, Lee says, “all the no’s” of film- Lee’s “The Ice Storm” and “Ride ther figures — including one in olution of 1910 had its begin- casually. making: kid actors, live animals and With the Devil,” was initially meant “Life of Pi” — have often been focal nings under the Plan of San The oceans of water. It’s adapted from to give the film a dose of star power, points in his films, Lee corrects: “I Luis Potosi issued by Fran- special, Yann Martel’s best-selling 2001 but he was recast (with Rafe Spall) think always.” cisco I. Madero. “I’m Posi- novel, in which a deadly shipwreck after proving an awkward fit. “I never rebelled against him but In 1947, Britain’s future tive,” is maroons a boy (Suraj Sharma) on a Elizabeth Gabler, president of he told me what I do is,” he said. queen, Princess Elizabeth, scheduled lifeboat with a Bengal tiger. Fox 2000 Pictures, calls the film — “The father figure is something I married Philip Mountbatten, to air Dec. Not only does filming such a tale whose budget exceeded $100 mil- love, but also suffocate from and Duke of Edinburgh, at West- 1. Drew involve considerable challenges, lion — a huge gamble. The interna- want to work against. My mother minster Abbey. Pinsky, the story is ultimately a spiritual tional cast and the PG-13 rating, loves me and everything goes well. I In 1967, the U.S. Census who is journey — and matters of God and Gabler says, will hopefully make have no conflict with her, so that’s Bureau’s Population Clock at Dr. Drew one of the faith are far from typical block- “Life of Pi” “an international ad- not dramatic.” the Commerce Department Pinksy show’s buster fodder. For those reasons venture for people of all ages.” Lee emigrated from Taiwan to at- ticked past 200 million. produc- and others, the project went “Why do I dare, a Chinese direc- tend college at the University of Illi- In 1969, the Nixon admin- ers, said he hopes it can tor, do Jane Austen when I still nois at Urbana-Champaign and through several previously at- istration announced a halt to become a regular series if speak pigeon English?” Lee says, then film school at New York Uni- tached directors, including Alfonso residential use of the pesti- it attracts an audience. Cuaron, M. Night Shyamalan and referring to his 1995 film “Sense versity. The 58-year-old still lives in cide DDT as part of a total With detection and a Jean-Pierre Jeunet. and Sensibility.” “It’s still a leap of the New York area, the Westchester drug regimen, people Lee, then, was a kind of savior, faith, you’re taking a risk. Every suburbs, with his wife and two sons. phaseout. A group of Ameri- infected with the virus can Indian activists began a that causes AIDS can 19-month occupation of Alca- live with it as a chronic traz Island in San Francisco condition. But Pinsky Bay. said that this knowledge In 1992, fire seriously dam- can cause people to be- Hollywood Reporter addresses role in Blacklist era aged Windsor Castle, the fa- come too casual about vorite weekend home of the condition. He said Associated Press Wilkerson writes. “In the Bill of Rights, or under the Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II. he hopes the special en- wake of this emerging hyste- pseudo protection of being a Ten years ago: A German courages viewers to be LOS ANGELES — The ria surrounding communism, liberal, says things, causes doctor conducted Britain’s more diligent about son of The Hollywood Re- the easiest way to crush the things to be said, or who ac- first public autopsy in more preventing transmission porter founder Billy Wilker- studio owners was to simply tually is involved with many than 170 years, an event de- and to get tested if they son is apologizing for his call their actors, writers and of the conspiracies that nounced by the British Med- are at risk. father’s and the trade directors communists. Unfor- have now infested this great ical Association’s Head of paper’s role in the 1947 Hol- tunately, they would become land of ours, has no place Ethics as “degrading and dis- Ono supports lywood Blacklist that de- the collateral damage of his- among us, be he commie or respectful.” (Prof. Gunther hunger campaign stroyed the careers of tory. Apart from being what,” Billy Wilkerson von Hagens charged specta- writers, actors and directors charged with contempt, for wrote on Nov. 5, 1947. “He or tors $19 each for the event at Yoko Ono Lennon ap- accused of having commu- refusing to name names, she should be rushed out of a London gallery.) peared at the Hard Rock nist ties. none of these individuals our business.” Five years ago: A judge in Cafe New In an article published committed any crimes.” The first Hollywood St. George, Utah, sentenced York Monday by The Hollywood Studios dominated the in- Blacklist was published polygamous-sect leader War- Monday Reporter, Willie Wilkerson, Associated Press dustry and denied work to Nov. 25, 1947. to launch 61, calls the Blacklist era those named on the Black- Willie Wilkerson says it’s ren Jeffs to five years to life in The Hollywood Reporter prison for his role in the Hard “Hollywood’s Holocaust” founder, Billy Wilkerson, list. Some writers worked possible that his father arranged marriage of an un- Rock's and says, “On the eve of this used his publication to sup- under pseudonyms. Many would have apologized for fifth an- dark 65th anniversary, I feel port the Hollywood Blacklist actors and their families “creating something that derage girl to her older cousin. nual an apology is necessary.” in 1947. His son is now apol- moved overseas to look for devastated so many ca- (Jeffs’ conviction was over- Imagine He said his father sup- ogizing for the paper’s role. work. The Hollywood Re- reers” had he lived long turned by the Utah Supreme Yoko Ono There’s ported the Blacklist to exact porter named names and enough. He died in 1962, Court in 2010; prosecutors de- No revenge against the Holly- as a vehicle for a series of ceaselessly covered the two years after the Blacklist cided against a re-trial be- Hunger campaign. Pro- wood titans he felt denied editorials attacking commu- issue. The publication also was broken. cause Jeffs was already ceeds from the campaign him entry to their club when nist sympathizers and their details its role in the Black- His son writes: “On behalf serving a life sentence in benefit WhyHunger and he wanted to establish a influence in Hollywood. list era for the first time in a of my family, and particularly Texas in a separate case.) its grassroots partners movie studio in the late “In his maniacal quest to lengthy article published my late father, I wish to con- One year ago: Spain’s op- combating childhood 1920s. Billy Wilkerson annihilate the studio owners, Monday. vey my sincerest apologies position conservatives were hunger and poverty founded The Hollywood Re- he realized that the most ef- “Any man or woman who, and deepest regrets to those swept into power as voters worldwide. porter in 1930, and after fective retaliation was to de- under the guise of freedom who were victimized by this dumped the Socialists — the World War II, used the paper unfortunate incident.” —From wire reports stroy their talent,” Willie of speech, or the cloak of the third time in as many weeks Europe’s debt crisis had claimed a government. Today’s HOROSCOPE Today’s Birthdays: Ac- Birthday: In the year ahead, you are likely to be far more the wherewithal to derive huge benefits from something benefit. Utilize these kinds of conditions to turn a negative tress-comedian Kaye Ballard disciplined than usual regarding things that are of some that appears to have little or no promise. You’ll recogniz its into a positive. is 87. Comedian Dick Smoth- material significance. Your ability to determine what an item hidden worth. Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Although you might try to ers is 74. Singer Norman is worth could be uncanny. Pisces(Feb. 20-March 20) — Be sure to include in your avoid making a decision about something that you’re un- Greenbaum is 70. Vice Presi- Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Have and enjoy the day, social plans some old friends with whom you’ll be at ease. sure of, what you should do is act in the manner your best dent Joe Biden is 70. Singer but be sure to pace yourself wisely when involved in any They’ll be delighted to know that you still think of them as judgment dictates. Joe Walsh is 65. kind of activity that draws upon your physical and emo- special. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Because your productive and Thought for Today: “Peo- tional energies. Aries (March 21-April 19) — You might not make the constructive motives are so strong, you should be able to ple, when they first come to Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Stand up for your rights if biggest splash, but people will know when you jump into realize any ambitious objective want. You’re in a brief cycle America, whether as travel- and when you feel you’re not getting a fair shake. Reason- the pool of life with them. There is something about you in which you can achieve your dreams. ers or settlers, become able adjustments can be made, but they won’t happen that commands attention during this cycle. Virgo(Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — You’ll make a welcome addi- aware of a new and agree- without your vociferous input. Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Knowledge is power, and tion to any team effort. This is especially true for a type of able feeling: that the whole Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — You’re usually not overly what you have to offer could be of tremendous value to activity that involves both chance and competition. concerned about who is running the show as long as they your colleagues. Don’t let them think your wisdom is up for Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — It is important that you have country is their oyster.” — Al- are doing a good job, which is OK. However, if you feel you grabs — make them pay for it. plenty of staying power and not be deterred by any chal- istair Cooke, British-born can do a better job, jump in. Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Changes need not be challenges. In fact, it’s when the finish line is in sight that you’ll American journalist and Aquarius(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — In all probability, you’ll have lenging. Instead, handled properly, they could work for your blossom the most. broadcaster (1908-2004). INSIDE ■ Dr. Frank Section C - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2012 Vascimini /Page C5 ■ Richard Hoffmann /Page C3

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Dr. C. Joseph Watching your waistline? Watch your beer and wine intake, study warns Bennett NAVIGATING Associated Press CANCER

— NEW YORK mericans get too many calories from soda. But Reduce A what about alcohol? It turns out adults get almost as many empty calories from booze as from soft drinks, a govern- cancer ment study found. Soda and other sweetened drinks — the focus of obesity- fighting public health campaigns risk — are the source of about 6 percent of the calories adults con- sume, on average. Alcoholic n a daily basis, I beverages account for about 5 have a conversa- percent, the new study found. Otion with my pa- “We’ve been focusing on tients about vitamin sup- sugar-sweetened beverages. plements. Many patients This is something new,” said are looking for supple- Cynthia Ogden, one of the ments to help them study’s authors. She’s an epi- tolerate their treatment, demiologist with the Centers for hopefully lower the risk of Disease Control and Prevention, the cancer coming back, which released its findings and for family members to Thursday. take to lower their risk of The government researchers ever developing cancer. say the findings deserve atten- My general answer is tion because, like soda, alcohol there is no strong proof contains few nutrients but that vitamins will help plenty of calories. with any of these But a liquor trade association scenarios. But now there said the findings indicate there’s is some new data that no big problem. Associated Press suggest there may be a “This research shows that the Distiller Bob Suchke checks the clarity of a batch of genuine corn whisky Friday before it’s tempered in small benefit. overwhelming majority of adults the Dawsonville Moonshine Distillery, in Dawsonville, Ga. Distillers are making their first batches of legal Harvard researchers drink moderately,” Lisa liquor in this tiny Georgia town’s hall. have found a possible link Hawkins, a spokeswoman for the Distilled Spirits Council, said in women, there was no clear concession stands. pecially when it comes to kids — See BENNETT/ Page C5 a statement. favorite among alcoholic Should New York officials the No. 1 source of calories in The CDC study is based on in- beverages. now start cracking down on the U.S. diet, she said. terviews with more than 11,000 ■ There was no racial or eth- tall-boy beers and monster “In New York City, it was smart U.S. adults from 2007 through nic difference in average calo- margaritas? to start with sugary drinks. Let’s 2010. Participants were asked ries consumed from alcoholic There are no plans for that, see how it goes and then think extensive questions about what beverages. But there was an age city health department officials about next steps,” she said. they ate and drank over the pre- difference, with younger adults said, adding in a statement that However, she lamented that vious 24 hours. putting more of it away. while studies show that sugary the Obama administration is The study found: For reference, a 12-ounce can drinks are “a key driver of the planning to exempt alcoholic ■ On any given day, about one- of regular Coca-Cola has 140 obesity epidemic,” alcohol is beverages from proposed fed- third of men and one-fifth of calories, slightly less than a not. eral regulations requiring calo- women consumed calories from same-sized can of regular Bud. A Health officials should think rie labeling on restaurant beer, wine or liquor. 5-ounce glass of wine is around about enacting policies to limit menus. Dr. Sunil Gandhi ■ Averaged out to all adults, 100 calories. alcoholic intake, but New York’s It could set up a confusing sce- CANCER & the average guy drinks 150 calo- In September, New York City focus on sodas is appropriate, nario in which, say, a raspberry BLOOD ries from alcohol each day, or approved an unprecedented said Margo Wootan, director of iced tea may have a calorie DISEASE the equivalent of a can of Bud- measure cracking down on nutrition policy for the Center count listed, while an alcohol- weiser. giant sodas, those bigger than for Science in the Public Inter- laden Long Island Iced Tea — ■ The average woman drinks 16 ounces, or half a liter. It will est, a public health advocacy with more than four times as about 50 calories, or roughly half take effect in March and bans group. many calories — doesn’t. a glass of wine. sales of drinks that large at Soda and sweetened bever- “It could give people the Night ■ Men drink mostly beer. For restaurants, cafeterias and ages are the bigger problem, es- wrong idea,” she said. shift Do your homework when Recovery means support work ov. 11 marked the this has only happened 18th anniversary once, and that was when t is common for many selecting a surgeon Nof my sobriety. As I was undergoing people to work at I accepted my surprise- surgery. Inight. Working the ens of millions of always required to party anniversary cake, What got to me was night shift can throw off Americans disclose their creden- I was asked for com- the abovementioned your body clock, leaving Tundergo surgery tials and, through adver- you feeling tired and ments on my journey to care and support of of some sort, and these tising, many patients date. others who share in my sleep-deprived. numbers are likely to may not be aware that a Humbled as I was, I recovery. Most of those Increasingly, evidence increase as advanced physician can publicly couldn’t manufacture in the room were clients, suggests that shift work technology and safer claim to be a surgeon but any flowery yet wise, present and former, who harms health in other techniques are being im- actually have trained in Yvonne Hess comments pertaining to took time to come and ways, raising the risk of di- plemented and a non-surgical specialty. WALKING my solid and steadfast surprise me. abetes, obesity and even practiced throughout This is particularly true recovery. No pearls of THE WALK Looking out at all of cancer. the country. with plastic or cosmetic Dr. Denis Grillo wisdom rolled from my those eyes looking back There are at least three Board certification, procedures. EAR, NOSE frosting-laden lips. No guru-worthy at me, I realized that even though large studies that suggest generally speaking, had Some doctor’s pronouncements about success I’ve given a lot to aid in their that night-shift work been the gold standard, & THROAT licenses still carry the and sobriety echoed in the hushed recovery, they have all gifted me in increases the risk of but there are actually term “physician room. return. They have trusted me breast cancer in women. hundreds of self-designated boards surgeon,” whether or not the Nope, I just cried. enough to share their pain with me. Not enough research was to choose from. Therefore, this doctor has actually done formal I was so overwhelmed at the care They’ve allowed me to see into done about the same in type of information can be very training in surgery. We also know and support of those surrounding their souls, often very dark and men. confusing to the patient/consumer. that some physicians who have not me that I — yes, moi — had nothing Men working at night Physicians who advertise are not See GRILLO /Page C3 to say. My husband confirms that See HESS/ Page C4 See GANDHI/ Page C3

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It is the acid levels in our body’s Dr. Johnson’s detective foods. In addition, fructose ASwitch,” entific narrative same process that provides cells? Fructose provides the work in unraveling the roles in fruit is found in the was recently about human energy for all forms of life. surprising linkage here, as it that fructose plays in context of abundant fiber released. It is a physiology today. Uric acid is a byproduct turns out to be the master driving obesity is brilliant. and antioxidants that buffer timely book. As As it turned of ATP and various nucleic driver of the fat switch. As always in science, it is and protect us from its you may know, out, Dr. Johnson acids like RNA and DNA. Fructokinase, the main likely to take several years adverse effects. Much the number of and his lab found We’ve known for a long enzyme used to process for other scientists to research shows that most overweight evidence of an time that uric acid is a fructose in the cell, confirm Dr. Johnson’s work, fruit is not only safe, but is people in our intracellular “fat waste product that causes consumes ATP like crazy in so it may be years before the good for health. It’s when country has Dr. Ed Dodge switch” in gouty arthritis. In the past this process, turning it into key role of fructose in our fructose is consumed as an grown to the JOYS OF humans. His book few decades, Dr. Johnson’s a form of AMP (adenosine obesity epidemic is widely extract, as it is in sugar and describes the dis- lab and other labs have monophosphate) that sugar-sweetened foods, that point that today, HEALTHY accepted. My own view is more than covery of this shown that high uric acid eventually breaks down into that we know enough now to it can cause serious health two-thirds of us LIVING switch and how it levels are a factor in high uric acid. Rising uric acid be proactive for our own consequences. fall into that works. I won’t go blood pressure. Now, these levels then stimulate health. What about Thanksgiving category. We’re now into all the technical details scientists have discovered increased fat accumulation and Christmas dinners? entering the holiday season, involved in delineating the that uric acid is also in- and storage. What does this mean in practical terms? As usual, Does this mean that one when weight gain sneaks up “fat switch,” but it’s worth volved in regulating fat Fructose acts in other must skip these festive on us, so this is a good time summarizing briefly to metabolism. ways to promote fat storage. prevention is easier than correction. Minimizing occasions? Not at all. Please to learn about the fat switch. grasp the underlying Intracellular uric acid In addition to raising serum enjoy them. Most of the food The author, Richard concepts. puts stress on the triglycerides and causing fructose is most important to help prevent obesity and prepared for these meals is Johnson, M.D., is superbly Mitochondria are sub- mitochondria, injuring insulin resistance, it good, healthy food. Sam- qualified to write this book. microscopic units in every some of the enzymes paradoxically stimulates its complications. Since sugar is half fructose, and pling a few of the sweet He is a practicing physician cell that are responsible for needed for energy increased food intake. desserts is even OK. Just and scientist who is profes- generating the energy production. The net result is Leptin is a hormone re- since high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) is found in don’t go overboard on the sor of medicine at the needed by the cell and the that energy manufacture is leased by fat cells to let the sweets. Happy holidays! University of Colorado in body. The mitochondria decreased or diverted to fat brain know it’s time to quit many commercial food Denver. His research during manufacture a chemical instead of producing more eating. Glucose stimulates products, it makes good ———■——— sense to minimize sweets the past quarter-century has called adenosine ATP needed for continued the release of leptin, but Ed Dodge, M.D., MPH, and commercial products focused on the kidneys and triphosphate (ATP) which energy production. As a fructose does not, so high is a retired physician now that contain HFCS. hypertension, as well as on drives chemical reactions in result, food energy is fructose intake does not living in Texas. 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and 1985, involving 3,137 International Agency for melatonin. mendation to lower cancer certain viral infections, men age 35 to 70 years who Research on Cancer Normally, melatonin rises risk. This includes: such as hepatitis B and GANDHI at night, in the presence of had been diagnosed with a recently classified night- ■ Avoid use of tobacco in human papillomavirus Continued from Page C1 cancer at 18 hospitals in the shift work as “possibly darkness, but artificial light (HPV) – both are FDA any form including cigars, Montreal metropolitan carcinogenic.” at night can suppress approved and available in cigarettes or chewing it. had approximately double area. This was compared to There was no melatonin levels. This may the United States. affect hormonal balance ■ Eat a healthy diet. the risk of those who did not a control group of 512 relationship between ———■——— work the night shift cancer-free individuals duration of night work and and may be the cause of Maintain a healthy weight. increased risk of cancer. Dr. Sunil Gandhi is a for many different cancers, from the general cancer risk found in the ■ Exercise regularly at according to a Canadian population. study. This is surprising and This explanation is not hematologist and least a half hour a day for study published in the Nov. Compared with men who not well explained. proven and it is just a oncologist. He is volunteer five days a week. 1 issue of the American never worked at night, men The exact reason why theory. medical adviser of the Journal of Epidemiology. who worked night shifts had night-shift workers have If you work the night shift, ■ Protect yourself from Citrus Unit of American For this research, Dr. almost doubled the risk for increased risk of cancer is switching to the day shift the sun. Cancer Society. Write to 521 Parent and her team prostate cancer, non- unclear. Working at night isn’t likely to change your N. Lecanto Highway, ■ If you choose to drink analyzed data from a study Hodgkin’s lymphoma, and sleeping during the day overall cancer risk. Lecanto, FL 34461, email alcohol, do so only in on occupational exposure pancreatic cancer, colon reverses the body’s However, you can take other gandhi@ and cancer that was and rectal cancer, bladder circadian rhythm, which in steps to help prevent cancer. moderation. tampabay.rr.com or call conducted between 1970 cancer and lung cancer. The turn alters levels of These are general recom- ■ Consider vaccines for 352-746-0707.

GRILLO 000D6BM - PAID ADVERTISING - Continued from Page C1 received surgical training — and/or are not board- certified — perform procedures in their offices, because they do not have ARTIFICIAL LIMBS & BRACES DERMATOLOGY Cont. ONCOLOGY/HEMATOLOGY Cont. privileges to do so in HOSPITALS accredited hospitals. KIDDER ORTHOPEDIC LABORATORIES SUNCOAST DERMATOLOGY CITRUS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 605 W. Highland Blvd., This may be bad news to 5676 W. Gulf to Lake Hwy., Collins, Margaret MD FAAD some patients. 502 W. Highland Blvd., Inverness ...... 726-3400 Crystal River ...... 795-5556 Massullo, Ralph MD FAAD Inverness ...... 726-1551 Patients, typically, are Wartels, Michael MD FAAD OPHTHALMOLOGY ASSISTED LIVING growing up more savvy and Welton, William MD FAAD MUNROE REGIONAL do not always depend only SUNCOAST EYE CENTER NATURE COAST ASSISTED LIVING Bonomo, Brian PA-C MEDICAL CENTER on their doctor for EYE SURGERY INSTITUTE 279 N. Lecanto Hwy, Lecanto...... 527-9720 Chatham, Kristy PA-C ...... 352-867-8181 information, but seek out Watkins, Erin PA-C Freedman, Alan M. MD other sources. Probably the SUNFLOWER SPRINGS Estes, Elizabeth ARNP REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Seigel, Lawrence A. MD 221 NE Hwy 19, most common source would RESORT STYLE 525 N. Dacie Point, Bayonet Point Crystal River ...... 795-2526 be the Internet. ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITY Lecanto ...... 746-2200 - 873-1500 14000 Fivay Road, However, they should be www.sunfloweralf.com ELDER LAW ATTORNEY Hudson ...... 727-819-2929 ORTHOPEDIC/SPORTS MEDICINE very careful, as we know 8733 W. Yulee Drive, there are some appropriate Homosassa ...... 621-8017 Sean W. Scott, PA INDEPENDENT LIVING GULFCOAST SPINE INSTITUTE sites and then there are 3233 East Bay Drive, Largo. . . . . 727-539-0181 Ronzo, James Joseph, DO some sites that are not so SUNSHINE GARDENS Crystal River ...... 563-0235 FAMILY/GENERAL PRACTICE Bono, Frank S. DO, credible. You can search the INVERNESS CLUB APARTMENTS Inverness ...... 855-485-3262 Internet by looking for the 518 Ella Ave., SUPERIOR RESIDENCES OF LECANTO BEVERLY HILLS MEDICAL CENTER procedure you are Inverness ...... 344-8477 MEMORY CARE ASSISTED LIVING Alugubelli, Venkat R. MD FAAFP NATURE COAST ORTHOPAEDICS & interested in, or by www.superioralf.com demographic area looking 3737 N. Lecanto Hwy., SPORTS MEDICINE 4865 W. Gulf to Lake Hwy. Beverly Hills ...... 746-1515 INTERNAL MEDICINE for a surgeon in your locale. Lecanto ...... 746-5483 Choung, Walter I, MD The vast majority of HEALTH & WELLCARE SERVICES OF FL Hubbard, Jeremiah A. DO surgeons present them- CARDIOLOGY DeGraw, Johnnie R. MD Gira S. Shah, MD 2155 W. Mustang Blvd., selves to their patients cor- McCollough, Barney PA 203 S. Seminole Ave., Beverly Hills ...... 746-5707 rectly and honestly, and still CITRUS CARDIOLOGY CONSULTANTS Inverness ...... 726-7800 Attanti, Srinivas MD FACC Tzivanis, James PA are a very good source for 5915 W. Gulf to Lake Hwy, 2236 Hwy 44 West, Delfin, Luis MD FACC TRI-COUNTY INFECTIOUS DISEASE information if you are con- Gonzalez, Javier M MD FACC Crystal River ...... 794-3872 Inverness ...... 344-2663 templating your surgical CONSULTANTS, LLC Govindarajan, Balachander MD FACC SUNCOAST PRIMARY CARE SPECIALISTS procedure. Gillikin, Sheila MD 520 SE 8th Ave., Miryala, Vinod MD FACC Villacastin, Alex T. MD Jaimangal, Shantie DO Here are some things you Pasupuleti, Suman MD Crystal River ...... 564-2663 might want to ask your Co, Alistair W. MD 212 S. Pine Ave., Rodriguez-Gonzalez, Miguel A. MD FACC Gonzalez, Carlos F. MD Inverness ...... 633-0215 surgeon before going under Saluck, Brian H. DO FACC FACOI PET/CT SERVICES the knife: Navarro, Catherine MD Savage, Kenneth L. MD Villacastin, Alexander T. ARNP-BC ■ You will, of course, want Stark, Stephen H. MD FACC MASSAGE THERAPY to see a valid license to Villacastin, Maria N. ARNP-BC PET/CT SERVICES OF FLORIDA Trigo, Gisela MD FACC Villacastin, Sheila M. ARNP-BC 3404 N. Lecanto Hwy., practice medicine, as well Walker, Dennis J. MD as what board your surgeon SERENITY DAY SPA Beverly Hills ...... 746-6888 3733 E. Gulf to Lake Hwy., 1031 N. Commerce Terrace, is certified by. 308 W. Highland Blvd., Inverness. . . 726-8353 Inverness ...... 341-5520 ■ Lecanto ...... 746-1156 1541 SW 1st Ave., Suite 101, If your surgeon does 760 SE 5th Terrace, Crystal River. .. 795-4165 continuing medical 7991 S. Suncoast Blvd., Ocala...... 352-622-1133 education, ask how many 211 S Osceola Ave., Inverness ...... 726-8353 Homosassa ...... 382-8282 MEDICAL SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT hours and what areas does PHARMACIES 601 E Dixie Ave. Medical Plaza 101, 10489 N. Florida Ave., he or she re-train in. Citrus Springs ...... 489-2486 QUALITY MOBILITY ■ Will the surgeon let you Leesburg ...... 352-315-0627 FITNESS All Home Equipment Available talk to other patients who 910 Old Camp Road, Bldg. 210 Sales • Service • Rentals • Repairs BRASHEAR’S PHARMACY have had the same 206 W. Dampier St., Lake Sumter Professional Plaza, DYNABODY FITNESS CLUB 609 SE Hwy. 19, procedure? The Villages ...... 352-751-3356 Crystal River ...... 564-1414 Inverness ...... 637-2079 ■ How many times does 2232 Hwy. 44 W., Inverness ...... 344-3553 the surgeon ask do this CHIROPRACTIC INVERNESS YOGA AND WELLNESS MENTAL HEALTH 471 N. Dacie Point, procedure a year? CENTER Lecanto ...... 746-3420 ■ You will also want to be CHANEY CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Chaney, William DC DIBCN 118 N. Pine Ave, familiar with the facility Downtown Inverness ...... 726-7060 Albright, Dianne PHD, LMHC, ACS, NCC PODIATRY where the surgery is 3470 N. Lecanto Highway, 111 W. Main St. Ste 301, HEALTH EDUCATION proposed to take place, and Beverly Hills ...... 270-8869 Inverness, FL ...... 637-1200 whether it is a certified 4056 Commercial Way, COLLEGE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA ADVANCED ANKLE & FOOT CENTERS OF FL facility. Spring Hill...... 352-686-6385 3800 S. Lecanto Highway, Ford, Cyndie Ford, LMHC NCC Raynor, David B. DPM ■ It is also important to Lecanto ...... 746-6721 470 Pleasant Grove Rd., 490 Pleasant Grove Road, know complications can DENTAL Inverness ...... 341-0435 Inverness ...... 726-3668 arise. We know most of them 3001 S.W. College Road, are minor, but what plan CITRUS DENTAL OF INVERNESS Ocala...... 352-873-5800 CITRUS PODIATRY CENTER does the surgeon have for Holland, Edwin L. DDS NURSING HOMES any possible complications? Pichardo, Edgar L. DMD Nature Coast EMS...... 249-4700 Daly, Edward J. DPM ■ This is especially true 2231 Highway 44 W. - Unit 101, Pritchyk, Kenneth P. DPM HEALTH RELATED PRODUCTS 4930 S. Suncoast Blvd. Suite A, on nights and weekends — Inverness ...... 726-5854 CYPRESS COVE CARE CENTER Homosassa ...... 621-9200 is the surgeon easily FURNITURE PALACE & MATTRESS 700 SE 8th Ave., CITRUS HILLS DENTAL Crystal River ...... 795-8832 available to speak to? What Davila, Alexa DMD WAREHOUSE is the mechanism for Davila, Jose DDS 3106 S. Florida Ave., 2385 N. Lecanto Highway, reaching and on-call 2460 N. Essex Avenue, Inverness ...... 726-2999 DIAMOND RIDGE HEALTH & REHAB Lecanto ...... 746-0077 doctor? Hernando ...... 527-1614 2730 W. Marc Knighton Ct., Many times, there may be WHOLESALE SLEEP CENTER Lecanto ...... 746-9500 SURGERY more than one doctor in a COMPLETE FAMILY, COSMETIC & IMPLANT 1298 E. Norvell Bryant Hwy., group. This is common with DENTISTRY Hernando ...... 344-8882 LIFE CARE CENTER OB/GYN, so you might Swanson, Richard C. DMD PA BON IMAGE HEARING 3325 W. Jerwayne Ln., ctually get a visit from 1815 SE US 19, Sastry, Narendra MD Lecanto ...... 746-4434 someone else in the Crystal River ...... 795-1223 GENESIS HEARING CARE 5466 S. Suncoast Blvd., Homosassa ...... 503-2019 practice besides your 20336 E Pennsylvania Ave., LEDGER DENTISTRY OBSTETRICS/GYNECOLOGY original surgeon. Ledger, Jeremy A. DMD PA Dunnellon ...... 352-489-9479 Mohammadbhoy, Adnan DO PA The Internet may be a 3640 S. Suncoast Blvd., HOME HEALTH SERVICES 11535 W. Emerald Oaks Dr., great source of information Homosassa ...... 628-3443 COMPREHENSIVE WOMEN’S Crystal River ...... 794-6056 — 100 million people use it COMFORT KEEPERS HEALTHCARE OF CITRUS COUNTY for health care information TIMBERLANE FAMILY DENTISTRY NON MEDICAL IN-HOME CARE Miller, Joseph DO FACOG PREMIER VEIN CENTER — but there is nothing Rogers, Mark C. DDS PA SeniorServicesCitrusCounty.com 11521 W. Emerald Oaks Dr., Sharma, Ravi MD better than having a good, 1972 N. Future Terrace, [email protected] Crystal River ...... 794-6060 7767 S. Suncoast Blvd., open relationship with your Lecanto ...... 746-9111 Inverness ...... 726-4547 Homosassa ...... 621-0777 surgeon. ONCOLOGY/HEMATOLOGY DERMATOLOGY SENIOR HOME CARE UROLOGY ■ ——— ——— 494 S Pleasant Grove Rd., Denis Grillo, D.O., BAY DERMATOLOGY & COSMETIC Inverness ...... 344-0150 ROBERT BOISSONEAULT ONCOLOGY UROLOGY INSTITUTE OF CENTRAL FOCOO, is an ear, nose and SURGERY PA INSTITUTE FLORIDA Dorton, David W. DO FAOCD Board Cert. HOSPICE throat specialist in Crystal Bennett Jr., C. Joseph MD Son, Kenneth A. MD Esguerra, David DO FAOCD Board Cert. River. Call him at Brant, Timothy A. MD 605 W. Highland Blvd., Broughton, Brandi PA-C HPH HOSPICE 352-795-0011 or visit 522 N. Lecanto Highway, Inverness ...... 341-6338 7739 S. Suncoast Blvd., 3545 N. Lecanto Hwy., Lecanto ...... 527-0106 CrystalCommunity Homosassa ...... 503-2002 Beverly Hills ...... 527-4600 ENT.com. 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color to my life. They help are all in alignment with side. Both groups don’t “wreckage from the past.” partners in recovery for HESS me enjoy my job and feel my recovery concepts — use or drink, sometimes We also reach outward to many years to come! satisfied in my ever promoting more for years on end. But new people who grace our ———■——— Continued from Page C1 calling as a counselor. But healthy growth and matu- that’s where the similarity rooms of recovery. We most of all, they remind rity through accountabil- stops. share the blessings and Yvonne Hess is a filled with shame. They’ve me of the constant re- ity and boundaries. My People in recovery are grace that have been ex- Licensed Marriage and invited me into their lives newal our Higher Power work continually supports surrounded, like I was last tended to us, finding ways Family Therapist (LMFT) to assist them in the most gives to us. Each day, we the healthy choices that week, with a group of like- to make an and a Certified Addic- difficult journey, that of addicts get to push the create strong and reliable minded people who cher- impact on our families tions Professional (CAP) changing every aspect of reset button and make it a connections with people. ish both life and sobriety. and community. with an International Cer- who they knew themselves fresh day focused on stay- My ability to trust grows Yes, we don’t drink or use. I thank my Higher tification as an Alcohol to be. ing clean. Whatever hap- wider and deeper as my But it goes much deeper. Power, God, and those and Drug Counselor Because of their pened the day before is recovery broadens with We devote time and ef- wonderful people He has (ICADC) who works for progress, these people re- now past and we can time. fort to make our lives brought into my life to the Citrus County Health instill my hope. They concentrate on the jour- The difference between count for something. We make these past eighteen Department’s Phoenix brighten my day. They ney this day brings. those who just stop using reach inward to correct years such a rewarding Program. She can be make me laugh and see Recovery is now the and don’t pick up again our personality defects, and Blessed experience. I reached at 352-527-0068, rainbows at the framework upon which and those who choose re- recognizing that we must also hope and pray to con- ext. 251, or conclusions of storms. the tapestry of my life is covery is initially subtle come to terms with our tinue to give this blessing [email protected]. They add texture and woven. My relationships when viewed from the out- poor choices and the onto many new clients and fl.us. Health NOTES ■ SPRING HILL — Healthy treatments, including 352-527-3061. Donors must be West Country Hill Drive, Civic Theater Group and the patients’ health care and nutri- Hearts Education Series for information about medications, at least 17, or 16 with parental Lecanto. charity will be the Salvation tion. She is passionate about anyone interested in a healthy nutrition and exercise. Free. permission, weigh a minimum of ● 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Army of both Citrus and Marion health, and enjoys educating pa- heart and living well, 6 to 7 p.m. ● Four-week Childbirth 110 pounds and be in good Nov. 27, Eagle Buick GMC, counties; a cash donation is tients about health matters. She Monday, Dec. 10, at Oak Hill Education — begins 6:30 p.m. health to be eligible to donate. A South Suncoast Boulevard, requested. practices at Access Health Care Hospital’s Cafeteria Conference Thursday, Dec. 6, in the Medical photo ID is required. Crystal River. R.N.’s wishing to attend LLC’s primary location at 5350 Room, Entrance A, 11375 Offices Building Community The Lecanto branch office is ■ CRYSTAL RIVER — Seven should call Gladys at Spring Hill Drive. Cortez Blvd., Spring Hill. Room. Expectant couples learn at 1241 S. Lecanto Highway Rivers Regional Medical Center 352-854-2677 or Mary Jane at For information about This month, Mowaffak Atfeh, about labor, delivery and (County Road 491), open from kicks-off the “Know Your 352-726-6882 by Tuesday, additional lectures for the future M.D., board-certified relaxation techniques, exercis- 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays (7 Stats” prostate cancer aware- Nov. 27. and to register for one of her lec- cardiologist, interventional ing, newborn characteristics and p.m. Wednesdays), 8:30 a.m. to ness campaign this month with ■ SPRING HILL — Access tures, call 352-688-8116. cardiologist and internal breastfeeding. Cost is $30. 2 p.m. Saturdays and 10 a.m. to daily health tips available at Health Care LLC plans a Access Health Care LLC is a medical physician on staff at ● Breastfeeding/Infant Care 4 p.m. Sundays. facebook.com/srrmc, and is lecture 5:15 p.m. Dec. 6 about multiservice medical practice Oak Hill Hospital, will present — 6 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 11, in The Inverness branch is at scheduling appointments for a “Digestive Enzymes & consisting of more than 95 “Women’s Heart Health.” the Women’s & Family Center. 301 W. Main St., open from 8:30 free prostate cancer screening Probiotics: Super digestive aids” health care providers, almost Admission is free and Expectant or new mothers learn a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Jan. 30, 2013. at its main office at 5350 Spring 500 employees in more than 50 complimentary refreshments will helpful techniques for successful weekdays, (6:30 p.m. The prostate cancer Hill Drive, Spring Hill, conducted locations throughout Florida. For be served. Seating is limited and breastfeeding as well as basic Wednesdays), 8 a.m. to screening is available to men by Maria Scunziano-Singh, M.D. information, call 352-688-8116 reservations are required; go to infant care. Free. 1:30 p.m. Saturdays and over the age of 40 who have not Dr. Maria’s practice focuses or go to www.AccessHealth OakHillHospital.com and regis- ■ Upcoming seminars at the closed Sundays. received a PSA test since Janu- on combining traditional careLLC.net. ter online or call SHARE Club at CMHS in the Visit www.lifesouth.org. ary 2012. Call medicine with holistic 352-628-6060 in Citrus. Citrus Memorial Auditorium. Call ● 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 352-795-1234 for information. treatments to maximize See NOTES/Page C5 ■ CRYSTAL RIVER — 352-560-6266 to register or visit Tuesday, Nov. 20, Lecanto Gov- ■ The Citrus Marion Seven Rivers Regional www.citrusmh.com/events. ernment Building, West Sover- Chapter of the Florida Medical Center offers the ● “Holiday Recipes: Lighten eign Path, Lecanto. Registered Nurses Retired following health education Up” — free holiday nutrition ● 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (RNR) will meet Monday, Dec. programs presented by seminar at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Nov. 21, Walmart 3, at the West Marion Medical board-certified physicians and li- Dec. 10. Registered dietitian Supercenter, West Gulf-to-Lake Building, Room 240, for its censed medical professionals. and diabetes educator Amy Highway, Inverness. annual Christmas party. Accepting New Patients Website: SevenRiversRe- Freeman will present a ● 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Entertainment will be the Act 4 gional.com. Call 352-795-1234 diabetic-friendly cooking demon- Nov. 23, Bealls, North Suncoast 2222 Highway 44 W., Inverness to register for the programs. stration and lecture where par- Boulevard, Crystal River. Call for an Appointment ● Pre-Surgery Ortho Camp ticipants will learn how to make ● 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 352-860-0633 — 1 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 4, at healthier versions of their fa- Nov. 24, Love Motorsports, [email protected] SRRMC. Patients scheduled for vorite holiday recipes. Refresh- South Suncoast Boulavard, Dr. Pablo Figueroa knee or hip replacement surgery ments and educational materials Homosassa. Se Habla Español learn pre- and will be available ● 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Serving Citrus County Since 1993 post-surgery exercises, how to during the seminar. Seating is Sunday, Nov. 25, St. Thomas WE ACCEPT use a walker, knee and hip limited; RSVP online at www.cit- the Apostle Catholic Church, precautions and adaptive equip- • Medicare • Aetna rusmh.com/events or call 352- 7040 S. Suncoast Blvd., Please Join Us at Our • Humana ment that may be needed for 560-6266. Homosassa Springs. THANKSGIVING • United Healthcare activities of daily living. ■ LifeSouth Community ● 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Sunday, • Coventry • Medicare ● Good News About Knee & Blood Centers: To say “thank Nov. 25, Walmart Supercenter, SERVICE • Blue Cross/ Blue Shield Hip Pain — 1 p.m. Thursday, you” to blood donors, all donors • Cigna • Universal South Sunocast Boulevard, Thursday • And Other Major Insurances Dec. 6, at in the Medical Offices in November will receive a Homosassa. Nov. 22, 10:30 AM Building Community Room. coupon for a free pulled-pork ● Noon to 4 p.m. Monday, First Church of Christ, Attend this program to find out sandwich compliments of Nov. 26, Bealls, North Suncoast Scientist how you may be able to relieve Sonny’s Real Pit Bar-B-Q. Boulevard, Crystal River. Inverness “Caring is my Profession” 000D94O your knee or hip pain. Learn To find a donor center or a ● 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Monday, 224 N. Osceola Ave. about the causes and the latest blood drive near you, call Nov. 26, Nature Coast EMS, 000D6Z7 352-726-4033 “Wild on Water” DYNABODY’S WATER AEROBICS CLASSES presents A HOLIDAY VARIETY SHOW Featuring Local & Professional Talent 000D3NK

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000D7DA CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE HEALTH & LIFE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2012 C5 Talk to dentist when ‘second opinion’ means ‘too pricey’ n the past few weeks, I mind, is what follows. for them to re- to have a patient My suggestion on second have said so many times in have had a number of Many of the second opin- member this is and dentist sepa- opinions is to seek them out the past, good com- Ipatients come to me for ions really turned out to be the dentist they rate from each with a specialist in munication is of paramount a second opinion. Some of a question of the fees the pa- have trusted over other over such a whatever field your need is importance. these patients turned out to tient was presented rather the years. situation. If this in. If it has to do with the If you trust your dentist be a true second opinion than the actual If necessary, sort of thing is gums, go to a periodontist; if 100 percent, talk with him or about what they were told recommendation that was talk about it with going on with you it has to do with a root canal, her. If that 100 percent trust was needed. There were a made. I understand we are your dentist. He and your dentist, go to an endodontist, etc. is not there, then start variety of reasons for them in a time of great difficulty or she may have or for that matter The tough thing, even searching for a dentist you seeking out my thoughts. when it comes to the another solution any service with this suggestion, is being can have 100 percent trust However, they all amount of money we have to that is not as Dr. Frank provider, ask sure you are going to a in. I have found that without involved an uncertainty spend on the things we costly, or a way to Vascimini yourself if you reputable source. This is trust in a relationship, about the recommendation need. I believe we have all pay for it that can are leaving for why you have seen me write things just do not work out made. been affected by the state of fit into your SOUND BITES the right about having 100 percent well. As a dentist, I understood the economy in one way or budget. reasons. trust in your dentist. Let’s ———■——— where they were coming another. I know talking about Since we are talking face it, how do you know the from. Depending on the My point here is, if the money can make things about second opinions, let qualifications of that second Dr. Frank Vascimini is a circumstances, I agreed patient had complete trust uneasy, especially if in the me review what I have said opinion? dentist practicing in Homosassa. Send your with some of the recommen- in his or her dentist and all past it was never a problem. before about second I hope this has helped questions to 4805 S. dations or made recommen- of a sudden there is a need I think that, given the opinions. Be careful that some of you. Please realize Suncoast Blvd., dations of my own. In either in their mouth that the pa- chance to talk about this your second opinion does your dentist has more Homosassa, FL 34446 or case, this is not what is im- tient feels is justified — together, a solution can be not lead to the need for a understanding of the email them to him at portant. however, they feel the fee is found. third and even a forth economics at play in 2012 info@Masterpiece What is important, in my not justified — I would like It would be such a shame opinion. than you may think. As I DentalStudio.com.

found no significant promising, the study was have their downfalls, and took a placebo. containing no more than 100 eduction in deaths due to limited to a select group of probably the most In some studies, people percent of the daily value of BENNETT cancer among the men who fairly healthy men, so it is important limitation of this taking the vitamins actually most nutrients. This study is Continued from Page C1 took the multivitamins. The not clear how the findings study is the fact that it was got more cancer. Results of an important addition to the main finding from the study might apply to other groups done in older men, the great previous trials of vitamin body of evidence regarding between taking a daily is a small but significant 8 of people, or if different majority of whom were and or mineral supple vitamins and their possible multivitamin over a long percent reduction in new multivitamin formulas non-smokers. mentation for cancer role in cancer prevention period of time and a small cancer cases among the might yield different results. Whether this protective prevention have been and survival. Overall, this was a well- reduction in cancer. men who took the multi- association will be found in mixed, and some studies of ———■——— They analyzed data from vitamins. However, the designed randomized women or in high risk individual nutrients have the Physicians’ Health reduction dropped to below clinical trial, and it does shown evidence of possible Dr. C. Joseph Bennett is a populations, such as smok- board-certified radiation Study (PHS) II, which tested a significant level when indeed suggest that a daily ers, is unclear, and we will harm. A daily multivitamin, the effects of multivitamins researchers looked at men as used in the current study, oncologist and a member of multivitamin was associ- need further studies to help in 14,641 male doctors 50 who had no history of contains more nutrients and the Citrus County Unit of ated with a modest sort through these issues. years of age or older. PHS II cancer; the benefit usually in smaller doses the American Cancer reduction in cancer risk in Researchers have been participants received either appeared to be limited to older, non-smoking men. But than those studied in trials Society. Watch “Navigating conducting large, Cancer” on WYKE TV at a multivitamin or a placebo men who already had a it’s important to remember of individual nutrients. randomized trials for many 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and at for an average of about 11 history of cancer. that this study, as credible as For years I have years. years to see whether taking 10 a.m. Thursdays. If you Also, when researchers it is, is still just one trial. recommended getting The study was recently looked at specific types of supplements containing one nutrients from a healthy have any suggestions for Typically, we like to see published online in the cancer, they found no effect or more vitamins could diet, and I have also recom- topics, or have any these kinds of findings Journal of the American on the risk of getting prevent cancer. Most of the mended that for people who questions, contact him at Medical Association. prostate cancer, colon and replicated by other studies, studies concluded that choose to take supplements, 522 N. Lecanto Despite the reduction rectal cancer, lung cancer, and in other populations, people who took the vita- the best choice is a Highway, Lecanto, FL they observed in new or bladder cancer. While the before coming to solid mins were not less likely to balanced multivitamin/ 34461, or email cancer cases, researchers results are potentially conclusions. All studies get cancer than people who mineral supplement [email protected].

■ Alzheimer’s caregiver in the Medical Arts Building Tuesday monthly at the Senior 1188 for more information and NOTES support group by Alzheimer’s next to Spring Hill Hospital. Call Wellness Community Center to register. Family Organization, 2:30 p.m. Jeff Haight, R.N., group facilita- (9850 S.W. 84th Court, Suite ■ Continued from Page C4 The Citrus Memorial Dia- the first Thursday monthly at tor, at 352-688-7744. 500, Ocala). The next meeting betes Support Group, 10:30 Superior Residences of ■ Caregivers’ Support and will be June 26. a.m. the fourth Wednesday Always Support GROUPS Lecanto, 4865 W. Gulf-to-Lake Information meeting, 1 p.m. The group is for stroke sur- monthly on the campus of Cit- Welcoming Highway. RSVP by Nov. 26 if the fourth Tuesday monthly at vivors and their families and rus Memorial Health System in ■ National Osteoporosis you require respite. Call Debbie St. Timothy Lutheran Church, provides a forum for support, the auditorium. New Patients Foundation Citrus County Selsavage at 352-746-5483. 1070 N. Suncoast Blvd., Crystal encouragement, and accept- The group will offer a variety FRANK J. VASCMINI, DDS Support Group, 1 p.m. the third ■ SPRING HILL — River. Call Charlotte Downing ance of a new and changing of guest speakers throughout 4805 S. Suncoast Blvd. Homosassa, FL 34446 000D4M4 Tuesday monthly at the Citrus Leukemia/Lymphoma Sup- at 352-422-7044 for life. Interested persons are en- the year. RSVP necessary. Call 352-628-0012 County Resource Center, 2804 port Group, 5 to 6:30 p.m. the directions/information. Refresh- couraged to contact 800-530- 352-344-6568. www.MasterpieceDentalStudio.com W. Marc Knighton Court, fourth Tuesday monthly at the ments served. Lecanto. Each month offers a Florida Cancer Institute-New ■ OCALA — Ocala Health different speaker. Hope’s Spring Hill Center, Stroke Support Group meets This is part of the NOF’s Affil- 10441 Quality Drive, Suite 203 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. the fourth iated Support Group Program dedicated to providing accurate, timely information and support to people affected by osteoporosis. Call Laura Henderson at The Friends of Fort Cooper State Park Present 352-341-4778 or email The- [email protected]. ■ Nature Coast Multiple Myeloma Support Group, 6 Nights p.m. the third Wednesday monthly at the Oak Hill Hospital Partner’s Club (formerly Spring of Lights Hill Enrichment Center) at Oak Hill Hospital, 11375 Cortez Fort Cooper State Park Blvd. (State Road 50), December 7th - 9th Brooksville. Free dinner buffet will be served. Contact Herb 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. and Dianne Terry at 352-621- Admission: Donation of nonperishable food, cash, 0672 or hterry1@ new toys for Citrus United Basket or donation of tampabay.rr.com, or Richard pet food for Citrus County Animal Services. Blustein at 352-428-4536 or Friday, Dec. 7 & Saturday, Dec. 8 [email protected]. Decorations, lights, luminaries, entertainment, ■ s ’ mores & refreshments while supplies last SPRING HILL — Look Special guests: Santa Good Feel Better Support Group, 3:30 to 5 p.m. third Sunday, Dec. 9 Wednesday monthly at the Decorations and Lights Florida Cancer Specialists, Fort Cooper State Park 10441 Quality Drive, Suite 203, 3100 S. Old Floral City Road, Inverness, FL in the Medical Arts Building (352) 726-0315 next to Spring Hill Hospital. Call 352-688-7744. ■ SPRING HILL — Stroke Support Group, noon the fourth Thursday monthly at HealthSouth Rehabilitation 000D2U6 Hospital in the private dining room. Call Pam McDonald at 352-346-6359. ■ Emotions Anonymous 12-step support group, noon the second and fourth Thurs- days monthly at Central Ridge Library, Forest Ridge Boulevard and Roosevelt, in Beverly Hills. Call Meg at 352-527-2443. ■ Celiac support meeting for all people who have celiac disease or dermatitis herpeti- formis, 10 a.m. to noon the fourth Saturday monthly in the Community Room at the Coastal Region Library, 8619 W. Crystal St., Crystal River. Call Ken Kral at 352-684-4064 or email [email protected]. ■ Fibromyalgia Support Group meets from 1:30 to 3 p.m. the third Saturday monthly at the organizer’s home in In- verness. Call Ada at 352-637- 3364. ■ SPRING HILL — Am- putee support group, 7 p.m. the last Monday monthly at HealthSouth Rehabilitation

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News NOTES Entries sought Annual trek to Hawaii Tree for parades Applications for entries in Navy veteran planning to make trip Feb. 21 to March 9 of Life the 2012 Christmas parades in Crystal River and Inver- Special to the Chronicle few openings left. even have the opportunity for a few ness are now available at the Participants will visit the islands of rounds. Hospice effort Citrus County Chamber of Open spots still remain for those Oahu (Hale Koa Hotel), Kauai (Mar- Reservations should be made as Commerce offices or on its couples and individuals interested in riott), Hawaii (stay in the KMC inside soon as possible. Call McLean at 352- website: www.citruscounty taking a trip to Hawaii with a group of the volcano) and Maui (Royal Lahina 637-5131, or email dmclean8@tam- starts Nov. 23 chamber.com. veterans, their families and friends. Resort). pabay.rr.com for more information This year’s theme is “A The annual trek, coordinated and As well as visiting local sites of in- about the trip and how to sign up. Special to the Chronicle Postcard Christmas.” Crystal led by Don McLean, a U.S. Navy vet- terest on the islands, the group will The group has luncheon meetings River hosts its Christmas pa- eran, is scheduled this year for Feb. 21 also take part in memorial services at prior to the trip to get to know one an- HPH Hospice’s largest rade at 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. through March 9. So far, 15 couples the USS Arizona and the National other; the next gathering is to be in fundraiser, the annual 1, and Inverness hosts its have signed up and there are only a Cemetery of the Pacific. Golfers will December. Tree of Life, officially be- Christmas parade at noon gins Friday, Nov. 23, and runs through Monday, Saturday, Dec. 8. Call the Dec. 24. Chamber for more details at Citrus Youth Educational Symphonic Orchestra Make a donation rang- 352-795-3149. ing from $5 to $1,000 or Sunshine Gardens more in memory or in honor of someone and an gathering goods ornament corresponding Sunshine Gardens of to that amount will be Crystal River will host its first placed on HPH’s Tree of food and toy drive for the hol- Life at the Citrus Hospice iday season. House at Emeritus at Bar- Bins are set up to accept rington Place, 2341 W. donations at the assisted liv- Norvell Bryant Highway, ing facility behind Walgreens Lecanto. If you wish, a tag off U.S. 19. Nonperishable with that individual’s food items will be donated to name will be attached. Daystar and toys will be do- Donations are accepted nated to Toys For Tots. at the HPH Hospice House from 9 a.m. to 5 Everyone is welcome to drop p.m. Monday through Fri- by and make a donation. day, and from noon to 4 For more information, 352- p.m. Saturday and Sun- 422-2719 or 352-563-0235. day. Contributions can be Collecting coats made online at www.HPH-Hospice.org or for Cayla’s cause by downloading a dona- Gulf to Lake Church is tion form at that website. again collecting coats for Donations for the Tree of schoolchildren in kinder- Life using a major credit garten through eighth grade card can be made by call- (sizes 6 through juniors, up to ing the HPH Foundation adult small). Special to the Chronicle at 800-486-8784. Cayla’s Coats Ministry was The CYESO Trio of the Citrus Youth Educational Symphonic Orchestra Inc. performed at Central Ridge Library for the Sil- HPH also has Trees of started in memory of Cayla ver Celebration of the Citrus County Library System recently. The trio – Rebecca Montgomery on viola da gamba, Cheryl Life in Hernando and Barnes, who died in 2010. Rutledge on piano and Mariah Dixon on violin – was formed as a nucleus for current musically trained students who wish Pasco counties. to have a classical and symphonic organization for their talent, and for community performances and CYESO public rela- Her mother, Jessica Barnes, tions. Vice President Rebecca Montgomery and board member Cheryl Rutledge are currently engaged in composing cur- is a teacher in the county and riculum based upon group interrelations, teaching music to beginning students for development of character and News NOTES witnesses firsthand children intelligence. The trio is available for scheduled performances. Contact Harold Seckinger or Rebecca Montgomery for in- inadequately dressed for Cit- formation online at www.CYESO.org and Facebook. rus County’s occasional cold Learn about weather. tea bag folding For more information, call the church at 352-795-8077, The Citrus Springs Library or Joan Cook at 352-422- will host a class on “Tea Bag Community Thanksgiving at FBC Folding” at 1 p.m. Tuesday, 2635. Nov. 27, at the library. Santa to visit mall Special to the Chronicle those who would otherwise A project of this size re- The church began the This is a decorative craft for free photos be spending the day alone. quires many volunteers. Al- project five years ago with that can be used to create The sixth annual Thanks- There also may be some in though many church an anonymous donation and Ring in the holidays with beautiful or whimsical greet- giving Day dinner at First the community who may not members will be helping, help from the congregation ing cards or signs, banners, Santa’s arrival at the Crystal Baptist Church in Crystal be alone, but for various volunteers are welcome by to offer the free dinner. Now River Mall at noon Friday, etc. depending on the size River will be Thursday, reasons will not be able to calling the church office at the congregation acts on you create. Nov. 23, with free photos with Nov. 22. enjoy a special Thanksgiv- 352-795-3367. There will be faith the funds will be there The class is free. It will be Santa until 4 p.m. The meal will be coming meal on that day. preparation work on to pay for the dinner when Prior to Santa’s arrival, join plete with all the trimmings Serving will be continu- Wednesday Nov. 21, as well the bills are due. It costs ap- taught by Helen Lovely, who the Hospice of Citrus County and is available to all who ous from noon until 3 p.m. as many volunteers needed proximately $4 for each din- will provide the paper materi- for the annual Tree of Re- would enjoy fellowship in a Food will be prepared for on Thanksgiving Day. Each ner. Donors could feed a als. Participants are asked to membrance lighting and car- Christian setting on that day 500 people. No ticket is re- year, volunteers from across table for $32. bring scissors, a bone folder olers starting at 10 a.m. The (parades and football quired and there is no the community have turned For more information, (if you have one), a ruler, Tree of Remembrance will be included.) charge. This is a community out in large numbers to call the church at 352-795- pencil, glue stick or glue, available to honor loved ones Especially welcome are outreach. make the event happen. 3367. some cardstock paper and through Dec. 24. Santa has double-stick tape. been brought to town by Nick For more information and Nicholas Ford/Lincoln of to register, call the library at Crystal River, Nature Coast 352-489-2313. Bank and the Chronicle. Lodge stages ‘Extravaganza’ of fashion Center helps For more information, call troops, victims 352-795-2585. great time was had by all at the Mary Heath was a vision in motion wand symbolizing their magical pow- Crystal River Moose Lodge for in her breezy dress of orange and ers. Always full of mischief, she The Center for Victim A its charity fundraiser, a green streamers decorated with tapped us for fun and frivolity. Rights and Wear to Go! con- A Humane Society Runway Extravaganza Fashion Show leaves and acorns from her back yard. Recalling the long-ago days when signment are teaming up to CENTRAL FLA. Dinner. With a promise to the squirrels that we could buy paper roses for a dime, help U.S. troops overseas Narrated by Joyce Andrews and she would return the acorns for their Kay Janis was beautifully dressed in and crime victims at home. with music provided by Walt Janis, 15 winter storage, she breezed right by us pink as a “Rose.” A vision of loveli- Needed supplies are Blondie original dresses were made and mod- in the knowledge that green is what ness, her breathtaking creation small-size toothpaste, sham- eled, created by the models with starts spring that brings the colors of brought “oohs” and “ahs” from the au- poo, conditioner, soap, tooth- paper; tissue paper, crepe paper, fall. dience. Her pink crepe-paper hat, her brushes, mouthwash, newspaper and one created from a Debbie Diebold came racing about basket of pink roses, pink roses on her combs, dental floss, hand- paper tablecloth. Beautiful on her trusty wooden race- shoes and rose-petaled white gloves held games, game books in color and design, each horse dressed as a jockey added to the glamour of her elegant (word search, sudoku, etc., had a theme. It was a most in her “The Race is On” dress. and other such items to send time-consuming effort on the costume of purple, bright Elegant picture-perfect best de- to the troops overseas. part of each participating pink and white pants and scribes senior regent and coordinator Items can be dropped off volunteer. shirt made of crepe paper. of the event, Aquila Shaw’s fabulous Following the grand open- She was lucky 13 and her “Yellow Rose of Texas” attire. Fash- at Wear to Go! In Times ing “2001 Space Odyssey” steed, “Friday,” came in ioned from a dress pattern in yellow Square Plaza, 3802 E. Gulf- theme song, Carol Stefac, as first with us. Her paper and lime green with paper yellow to-Lake Highway, Inverness. Special to the Chronicle a bright-orange tissue paper derby hat was a crowd- roses and a large picture-brimmed For more information, call Blondie is a sweet little “pumpkin,” strolled through pleaser, as well. hat, she was the star of the extrava- Cynthia at 352-628-6481. tan, deer-type Chihuahua. the audience to a tinkling Ruth Levins Heather Hofstetter ganza runway show with a full lime- She’s 3 years old and piano tune. AROUND THE came as a “Woods Fairy,” green jacket and tiered skirt of yellow Walden Woods spayed. Blondie is a happy Next was Sharon Palmer complete with wings, the and lime green. Wow! club slates sale companion, very loving and COMMUNITY in her “Walk in the Woods” envy of all the woodland The show concluded with Phyllis The Walden Woods Ltd. cuddly. She will follow you costume heralding the ar- creatures, wishing they Smith’s red, white and blue, patriotic everywhere and bond with Social Club will have its an- rival of fall. It was fall peaking around were as lovely. Dressed in lavender tablecloth-fashioned dress as we stood you. She gets along with nual Craft and Bake Sale and white paper streamers and with a and sang “God Bless America” and dogs and cats, but not the trees with wind in the air as we from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Satur- marveled at her paper hairpiece and tiara atop her head and with lavender she proudly marched by us waving an small children. Meet day, Nov. 24, in the social shoebox purse. wings and a silvery wand, Heather American flag. Blondie and other pets club at 7193 W. Walden with A Humane Society of Martha Seeidell modeled her tapped several of us with her wand for The Moose charities are many lo- “Grapes” dress in purple and lime good fortune to come to us. cally, and are well known throughout Woods Drive. The commu- Central Florida Pet Rescue nity is accessible from U.S. Inc. at the adoption events green. Next, a “Lily of the Valley” Rita Blair as “Miss Hoe” in her the nation for the care of children and dress was modeled depicting the pre- “Wearin’ of the Green” dress made of the elderly with their Moose Heart 19 north (just south of the in- from 10 a.m. to noon Sat- tersection of U.S. 98 and urdays at Pet Supermar- cious white flower with flared-petal paper pictures cut from magazines and Moose Haven Homes. U.S. 19). ket, Inverness. If you must hat and skirt and green crepe-paper and shoes covered with newspaper, ———■——— give up your little dog, call streamers. she carried a hoe symbolizing garden- Items for sale will include a 352-527-9050; or 352- Renee Elliot was the “August But- ing of vegetables depicted on her Ruth Levins participates in a variety wide variety of household 795-1745 for a Doberman terfly,” touching our emotions and dress. of projects around the community. items to specialty gifts, all pinscher. Visit www.A sporting orange, black and yellow Elaine Mason-Smith was dressed as Let her know about your group’s made by residents. HumaneSocietyPet wings, helping us dream of an eternal a “Fairy” in a deep-purple dress with upcoming activities by writing to P.O. For more information, call Rescue.com. summer. white wings, carrying a silver-star Box 803, Crystal River, FL 34423. 352-503-2107.

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ear Annie: I work in a Either way, they will leave you always has the option of piercing large organization and alone. her navel at a later date. We think Dknow my colleagues quite Dear Annie: I would you and your wife should have an well. Though I enjoy appreciate an honest discussion with Olivia working with them, a objective viewpoint about this and see whether you number of them regarding my (just) can reach an agreement. recently have begun 16-year-old daughter’s Dear Annie: “Thwarted” was borrowing cash from request to have her right on the money. Women my me. These are usually belly button pierced. age are definitely in a “trapped” requests for small “Olivia” is an honor situation. We did everything the amounts to cover the student and all- good girls were supposed to do. cost of lunch or coffee, around wonderful But men are looking for someone but over time, they add daughter. But I am in their 20s who will take care of up. Not a single one of having trouble being their every dream. Their trophy them has ever objective about the wives will inherit the bulk of the voluntarily repaid me. piercing. I am assets that women like When I ask, the person ANNIE’S opposed on several “Thwarted” enabled their levels. First, it is a inevitably looks MAILBOX husbands to acquire — every- surprised, smacks his waste of money. Sec- thing from education to taking or her forehead and ond, there is pain and, care of them and their mothers. says, “Sorry, I forgot,” before more importantly, the risk of It sounds lovely and glib to say handing over the money. infection or worse. I also feel she just go out there and volunteer, It’s not that I don’t want to be is too young and still growing. get involved in activities and She is very slender, but I’ve helpful and collegial, but I have churches, and hopefully meet advised her that her shape is other women who are in the come to realize that if I don’t pur- likely to “fill out” in the next same place. But what about the sue those in my debt, I’ll never several years. men? The majority are looking get the money back and will have Her twin sister, her mom and I to write off those sums. Even if enjoy reading your column every for a nurse and a purse once my colleagues aren’t doing this morning at breakfast. Am I being their libidos and bodies start to intentionally, I can’t help overly concerned? — Worried wane. — 62 Married to a 75-Year- thinking that in some way, I’m Papa Old with No Reciprocity in Sight encouraging irresponsible Dear Worried: Your concerns ———■——— behavior. are perfectly valid, but Olivia Is there a professionally could present a counterargument Annie’s Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy appropriate way of saying no the to each. The pain is something Sugar, longtime editors of the next time I’m asked for cash? — she is apparently willing to Ann Landers column. Please California Casey tolerate, the “waste of money” is email your questions to Dear California: You have a matter of opinion, and the risk [email protected], or apparently been tagged as an of infection (or worse) is lessened write to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o “easy mark” in your office. It’s if the piercing is done by a Creators Syndicate, 737 3rd perfectly OK to say pleasantly reputable professional under hy- Street, Hermosa Beach, CA and politely, “I’m so sorry, but I gienic circumstances. As for her 90254. To find out more about can’t loan you the cash today.” shape, her navel is not likely to Annie’s Mailbox and read You don’t have to give a reason. If do all that much growing. features by other Creators you say it often enough, they will The better reason, Dad, is that Syndicate writers and assume you don’t carry that much you object. You are still her cartoonists, visit the Creators money any longer or that you father and can say no if this Syndicate Web page at aren’t willing to part with it. makes you uncomfortable. She www.creators.com. C8 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2012 COMICS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

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Today’s MOVIES Citrus Cinemas 6 — Inverness; 637-3377 10 p.m., 10:30 p.m. No passes. “Twilight: Breaking Dawn 2” (PG-13) 1 p.m., “Skyfall” (PG-13) 1:15 p.m., 4:25 p.m., 7:35 p.m., “LEJ CJLLJH Z IDMRJH’I YGDOJ, LEJ 1:30 p.m., 4 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 5 p.m., 7 p.m., 10:45 p.m. 7:30 p.m., 8 p.m., 10 p.m., 10:45 p.m. No passes. “Flight” (R) 12:45 p.m., 4:10 p.m., 7:15 p.m., “Skyfall” (PG-13) 12:30 p.m., 3:45 p.m., 7:10 p.m., 10:20 p.m. 10:30 p.m. “Wreck-It Ralph” (PG) In 3D. 1:50 p.m., 7:45 p.m. EZHKJH DL DI LG CJBDJYJ SEZL LEJU’HJ “Flight” (R) 12:45 p.m., 4:10 p.m., 7:20 p.m., No passes. 10:35 p.m. “Wreck-It Ralph” (PG) 4:50 p.m., 10:15 p.m. “Wreck-It Ralph” (PG) 1:45 p.m., 7:45 p.m. “Cloud Atlas” (R) 12:55 p.m., 3:55 p.m., 7:05 p.m., IZUDMR, IG D AIJ WU PZABLI LG ZM “Wreck-It Ralph” (PG) In 3D. 4:45 p.m., 10:25 p.m. 9:55 p.m. No passes. “Silent Hill: Revelation” (R) In 3D. 10:40 p.m. “Argo” (R) 1:15 p.m. No passes. “Taken 2” (PG-13) 10:40 p.m. “Argo” (R) 1:45 p.m. ZKYZMLZRJ.” — KZYDK CUHMJ “Taken 2” (PG-13) 1:35 p.m., 4:40 p.m., 7:40 p.m., Solution: “The love of one’s country is a splendid thing. But why should love stop at Crystal River Mall 9; 564-6864 10:35 p.m. the border?” — Pablo Casals “Twilight: Breaking Dawn 2” (PG-13) 1 p.m., 1:30 p.m., 2 p.m., 4 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 5 p.m., Visit www.chronicleonline.com for area movie listings (c) 2012 by NEA, Inc., dist. by Universal Uclick 11-20 5:30 p.m., 7 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8 p.m., 8:30 p.m., and entertainment information. Times subject to change; call ahead. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE CLASSIFIEDS TUESDAY,NOVEMBER 20, 2012 C9

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Asking $800. 352-527-4319 Fl Stone Crabs @6.00/lb Like New, 14” Knife, ½ can text pic call or text Black Labrador Retriever, Call our Classified (352) 637-1074 delivered (352)795-0077 HP Motor,Lightly Used, RECLINERS $75 352-746-0401 about 1& 1/2 yrs old, an- Dept for details Restaurant/ Leave Message Garage/ Cost $1,850 Will sell for matching, light brown, swers to “Buddy”,lost in 352-563-5966 GERBIL CAGE GOOD $1100 obo. Also used 3 mo’s will seperate BUDWEISER CONDITION $30 vicinity of W. Dunnellon ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ Lounge Galvanized Tub w/woodtop 1-Hi Back Wicker Rocker Yard Sales Deli Meat Display $375pr. 574-946-6286 like new ,cost $129 352-613-0529 Rd. (352) 400-3302 Great for man cave! $150 WANTED Rods, Reels, Case $200. or cell 574-242-2581 COOK/PREP Sell $75.00 HARLEY PIPES NEW (352) 795-8662 352-364-3121 tackle, tools, Antique (352) 628-2167 Experience only. Apply in 352-586-1566 ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT Taking Applications GOLD NUGGET coll., knive/sword, hunt- Medical person between the DOLLS FLT 1340/1450 Breakfast Cook BRACELET 13” Color TV $20 ing equip. 352-613-2944 hours of 8am - 2pm: Cinderella & Bride Doll SLIDE ON’S $100 Coins Line Cook & reward, pls call 5490 S US Hwy 41 Black Desk Chair $25 Bus Boy 352-527-2852 2ft w/ stands $100 ea (352) 382-1885 352-464-0316 Inverness (352) 746-9896 Estate Sales GOLDEN LAB CNA/HHA’s IBM PERSONAL BUYING US COINS Live In Needed ANTIQUE IRON WHEELWRITER Full time & Part time, name is Shadow, he’s Taking Applications BED/MATTRESS $550 Top $$$$ Paid. We Also Apply 2pm -3pm very friendly, approx. $175. a day Breakfast Cook Typewritter Buy Gold Jewelry 352-212-0615 HOMOSASSA elite/pica print wheels & A.J.’s CAFE 80lbs 352-364-2646 Line Cook & MOVING SALE Beating ALL Written Apply in Person 352-212-9507 acces. $350 OBO 216 NE. Hwy 19 Bus Boy Daily, 10 to 4,many items Offers. (352) 228-7676 Lost 16 ft. Fiberglass INTERIM HEALTH CARE BLACK SLEEPER SOFA 352-628-3076 Crystal River 9239 W Sweet Apple Ct Collector buying NO PHONE CALLS Canoe, Pea Green 581 E. Gulf to Lake twin sz loveseat, quality Full time & Part time, Gated Comm. Call First INNOTEK DIGITAL DOG sterling silver flatware Lost From Hunters Hwy Lecanto 34461 mattress, like new Apply 2pm -3pm Forest View Est. TRAINER Digital Ad- and US silver coins Springs (352) 563-2943 (352) 637-3111 $100 352-746-1486 ext. 1032 A.J.’s CAFE @960 S Suncoast Blvd vanced trainer 300 yards- (352) 601-7074 216 NE. Hwy 19 BUNK BED SET Includ- 352-794-3094 ADV-300P- $60.00 F/T Medical Crystal River ing mattresses, ladder 352-212-2051 Musical Found NO PHONE CALLS and all hardware. $100 Insurance Biller KIMBALL ELECTRIC Instruments 352-201-2665 Clothing ORGAN Super Star Found Trades/ Cherry Desk, file cabi- model,used 1980’s, $99 BUYING Experience required, ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ Beautiful cat in Beverly net & credenza set BOYS WINTER OBO 352-860-1039 Guitars, Banjos & Benefits. Skills Hills call for info. Tell that special $600 for all CLOTHING SIZE 5 Mandolins,Fender, Send Resume to: LARGE LETTERED 231-597-6577 352-212-0615 SHIRTS, PANTS & Gibson & Martin Blind Box 1795M. HITCH INSTALLER person TELEPHONE you can WIRING TECH “ Happy Birthday “ or 352-212-9507 JACKETS ALL FOR $40 see these numbers real any condition Health Citrus Co. Chronicle 352-613-0529 (443) 463-3421 1624 N. Meadowcrest with a classified ad CLEAN COMFY SEC- clear $15.00 Information Blvd. Crystal RIver, must have at least 5 yrs under Happy TIONAL SOFA tan cotton COAT 352-382-1191 Disc for Lowery XL exp., references, valid Notes. Red Wool 3 qtr length Organ. 40 discs that Florida, 34429 wine/green flowers $275 missionincitrus.com How To drivers license, own Only $28.50 coat; size 20-22 contain professional and NEED A NEW 352-897-4154 Citrus County’s Only Make Your transp, mechanically includes a photo $75 (352) 746-9896 well known organ play- Emergency Homeless Dining Room Set CAREER? F/T-P/T inclined, welding exp. COFFEE & SOFA TABLE SIZE 8 WEDDING ers. $35 obo 746-4613 CAREER PREPARATION Call our Classified LEATHER & ASH WOOD & Veteran’s Shelters Phelbotomist helpful, no others need DRESS Oleg Cassini Disappear... COURSES to apply. 352-489-9609 Dept for details $300. 2 BROWN SOFAS Now 80-100 a night Gown, worn once, includes 18 children Simply advertise in the Starting Jan./Feb. ‘13 leave message 352-563-5966 $50 EA. 219-688-3546 bustled. Beautiful detail. Household Classifieds and get results EMERGENCY FUNDS ••••••••••••••••• For physicians office ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ COMFORTS OF HOME $100 352-201-2665 quickly! FIVE-WEEK PROGRAM with benefits and General & Other needs are USED FURNITURE needed at this time. METAL BIRD CAGE, MEDICAL ASST. $1,420 competitive salary comfortsofhomeused TWO-WEEK PROGRAM Send Resume to: Help General 352-794-3825 LARGE metal bird cage Spas/Hottubs furniture.com, 795-0121 $25 352-344-3472 or (352) 563-5966 CERTIFIED NURSING Blind Box 1786M. ASSISTANT , $475. Citrus Co. Chronicle CURIO CABINETS PICNIC TABLE 5 FOOT 352-201-4430 PHLEBOTOMY $475. 1624 N. Meadowcrest 4 Person Hot Tub, pr.of cherry $150. ea. 2 BOAT ANCHORS LONG GOOD NIKKO”Happy Holiday” taylorcollege.edu Blvd. Crystal RIver, w/ all accesories Lg. lightwood cabinet with rope attached $20 CONDITION $85 dishes for eight w/ all for the pair. Contact 352-613-0529 www.chronicleonline.com (352) 245-4119 Florida 34429 + chemicals $200. 352-212-0615 the bells & whistles. Plus 640985B ADVERTISING $200 obo or 352-212-9507 Walter @ 352-364-2583 PICTURE BOOK table cloth & napkins. All SALES ASSISTANT Cell (518) 420-5373 DINNING TABLE FOR 8 103 PIECE TOOL SET Brookstone digital photo you need for your holiday 000CY4V Part Time Citrus Springs Brand New, excellent wrenches,sockets,you album holds 500 pics in table! $700; Colorful wool Conditon, No chairs, just name it,all included $70 box great xmas gift $75 Rug 4X5” (imported) Assisting Sales Reps Appliances table. Buy asap, $90 352-382-1191 call/text 352-746-0401 746-9896 • Creating (insertion (352)465-1616 orders) • Printing reports as ENTERTAINMENT needed from the Frigidaire flat top CENTER accounting system convection oven, custom made, solid oak • Analyze reports, bisque 7ft wide x 8ft tall /research customer Perfect condition $900obo 352-726-5832 billing issues $150. (352) 382-3470 Glass Top Dining • Filing Table w/4 chairs $100 Some • Other administrative GE Self Cleaning 352-382-1885 functions as Electric Stove, necessary/needed excel. condition $200 KINCAID Master Bedrm pets (352) 341-5182 set - Qn Sz Bed, 2 night • Assist the team with stands, Chest, & Dresser filing paperwork MICROWAVE GE,Black, w/Mirror.Dark Cherry. sell right • Checking the teams small size, clean $350 in-basket and distrib- $25.00 419-5549 Call (352)270-3772 or uting the work SMITTYS APPLIANCE (352)464-1591 away. • Provide back up for REPAIR , washers KITCHEN SET the pre-print calendar dryers,FREE pick up Wrought Iron $100. • Answering the 352-564-8179 Leather Sofa Set $400. phones and assisting 219-688-3546 customers WASHER AND DRYER • Assist the Sales Maytag $100 LIVING ROOM SET Manager and Sales 352-560-0046. 8 Piece Set, 1 yr old, light Director as needed WASHER OR DRYER blue includes sofa, chair, $135.00 Each. Reliable, ottoman, coffee table, 2 This position is a Clean, Like New, Excel- lamps, 2 end tables pd 29 hour position. lent Condition. Can De- $1600 asking $1100 Must have excellent liver. 352 263-7398 (352) 726-0061 customer service skills LONG GUN CABINET Others take a and strong computer triangular, curved glass skills. Tools front, good cond. $480 352-382-1248 Send Resume to little more time. AIR COMPRESSOR LOVESEAT djkamlot@chronic CRAFTSMAN 5 HP 25 Broyhill w/rolled arms, off leonline.com GAL 110/220 W/HOSE white & reversible $150. SCROLL SAW 16” cushion. Perfect VAR.SPEED $40 condtion. 352-746-6975 352-527-4319 MATTRESS SETS Beautiful 1624 N Meadowcrest AIR COMPRESSOR Factory Seconds Blvd. Crystal River, FL CRAFTSMAN 5 HP 25 Twin $99.95, Full $129.95 34429 GAL 110/220 W/HOSE Qn. $159.95, Kg. $249.95 $150. SCROLL SAW 16” 352-621-4500 EOE and Drug Screen VAR.SPEED $40 required for 352-527-4319 MOVING SALE final candidate BABCO 160 BENCH selling bedroom, living VISE, large size, (over room furniture in great HOME MAKER $100 new) good condi- shape and great prices! COMPANION tion, $60, (352) 465-1813 also misc. accessories CNA/HHA’s Dunnellon pls call 352-382-3497 Apply At RYOBI 10IN. BENCH NEW LAZY BOY (352) 563-5966 HOME INSTEAD TOP DRILL PRESS fair Rocker/Recliner SENIOR CARE condition and runs well 5 mo old $350. 4224 W. Gulf to Lake $20. Contact Walter @ GREAT XMAS GIFT! www.chronicleonline.com

Hwy, Lecanto 352-364-2583 (352) 489-1335 640981B C10 TUESDAY,NOVEMBER 20, 2012 CLASSIFIEDS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Household Sporting Wanted to Buy Mobile Homes Mobile Homes Mobile Homes Goods For Rent For Sale In Park PFALTZGRAFF AMALFI Remmington Model WANT TO BUY HOUSE INVERNESS LECANTO 55+ PARK DINNERWARE 4 (5pc) 700, 300 ultra mag or MOBILE Any Area, BRING YOUR 2/2 Stoneridge Landing 1997 West 14x66 3b/2ba place settings $45 w/adj burris scope Condition or Situation. FISHING POLE! 55+ Gated Community w/cp, non-smoker-move 352-513-4614 $750 obo 352-537-4144 Call Fred, 352-726-9369 Pool & Club House 28x40 in condition, newer heat SPODE CHRISTMAS Encl Glass Lanai & Furni. pump, split floor plan, ca- RUGER 10-22 carbine WANTED Rods, Reels, TREE 4 dinner,4 salad,3 $22,900 352-341-0473 thedral ceilings thruout. 16” ss bbl, wood entire tackle, tools, Antique cup/saucer $85 Glass & Screened FL length, unfired/inbox coll., knive/sword, hunt- 352-513-4614 INVERNESS room & open deck w/craft $300 860-639-9920 ing equip. 352-613-2944 3 months free lot rent room, outside storage SPODE CHRISTMAS w/ purchase! 1 & 2 Bd shed. $245 rent incl. TREE 4dinner,4 SAFARI LAND FN57 Homes starting @ $6900 composite holster rt hand Pets water, sewage & gar- salad,4cup/saucer $100 Located in a 55+ park bage, ALL appliances 352-513-4614 fits laser mount. $60 INVERNESS, FL 55+ park on lake w/5 on Lake. Lot rent $276. incl. Asking $23,000obo TEA SETS 352-513-4614 month, Water Included. 14 Tiny Yorkies $600. piers, clubhouse and mobilhome.shutterfly. W/ cake plates for six SAFARI LAND FN57 new much more! Rent 352-476-4964 com/ 352-400-8231 $30; 1 set with Teapot leather holster rt hand - $700. ea. Small, Tiny & includes grass cutting Lecanto 55+ Park. Sugar & Creamer $45 paddlemount $60 Very Tiny Only 5 STONEBROOK MHP and your water 2BR/1BA Carport and (352) 746-9896 352-513-4614 females, Raised in ● 2BR, 2BA, 1200 sq. ft., loving home. CKC Reg. 1 bedrooms start Screened Porch. Fully Furnished SCHWINN ALUMINUM @$325 inc. H20 $11,500. 352-746-4648 health certs., & puppy ● Lakeview Homosassa Sporting BICYCLE Mountain pacs. Parents on site 2 bedrooms start Ask for Brit $40,000., MUST SEE! bike,has gears.$75.00 @$450 inc H20 Goods come watch them play Palm Harbor Homes (352) 628-9660 352-201-4430 or (352) 212-4504 Pets considered and 2- VINTAGE 352-344-3472 section 8 accepted. 14 x 50 Mobile Condo (352) 212-1258 2/2 $29,900 Real Estate CAME POLES 3-pc. SILSTAR PT 70 - 7FT. call 352-476-4964 15.00 each 220-4074 ENGLISH BULLDOG for details! Park Special For Rent FISHING ROD AND 800-622-2832 ext 210 2- FLY FISHING RODS SAMURAI 6 FT FISHING BEAUTIFUL PUPS, 6 FT. $15.00 EACH 2 Males & 4 Females, Hernando/Cit. Hills CHASSAHOWITZKA ROD $15. EA. obo 3/2 dw, 1/2 acre fenced, USED HOME/REPO’S OBO 220-4074 220-4074 Available after Nov 5th 3/2 waterfront DW, $600 AKC and all Shots paved road $625/mo Doublewides from 2/2, Doublewide, $600 ABU GARCIA VINTAGE ZEBCO $1,500 to $1,750 call for (352)795-7813 $8,500. 3/2, Seasonal , $1,200 COMMODORE ROD XRTBO REEL W/ 12 FT. info (352) 613-3778 HOMOSASSA Singwides from 2/2/1 House $600. 11.6 ft. heavy action ROD $45.00 OBO (352) 341-7732 2 br. 1 ba. $375mo $3,500. SUGARMILL WOODS w/master spinning reel. 220- 4074 1st , Last & Sec New Inventory Daily/ 3/2/2 furnished $1,050. 55.00 obo 220-4074 FREE MALE B&W CAT (352) 382-5661 We buy used homes. AGENT (352) 382-1000 ABU GARCIA Decl & Neut approx 5 yrs 352-621-9183

Baby Items 000CY4X CONOLON 300 8 FT., old. Dominate lap cat. HOMOSASSA Apartments OLYMPIC 1075 7.6 FT Needs home. Call 2Br/1½ BA, No Pets 352-400-4676 for Info. YES! Furnished 30.00 BOTH 220-4074 TODDLER HEADBOARD $500 (352) 628-5696 New 3/2 Jacobsen Brand New Metal GOLDEN RETRIEVERS home 5 yr. Warranty Crystal River Headboard, $10 special Pure Breed Pups, light Mobile Homes $2,650 down, Only (352)465-1616 1/1 Great neighbrhood colors, 4 fem 2 males, $297.44/mo. 7 mos min. No smoking AR-15’S RIFLES, BUSH- For Sale shots & H/C. Parents on Fixed Rate! W.A.C, No Pets 352-422-0374 MASTER, SMITH & Sell or Swap Premises $450 . ea BAD CREDIT RENT-TO-OWN. Come & View WESSON, CORE 15. 352-628-6050 13th 352-621-9182 CRYSTAL RIVER COLT. ALL NEW. AS Street homes of Alachua, FL. 2/BR $550. 3BR $750 GREAT DANE PUPPY LOW AS $736.00 Now Hse. Near Twn 563-9857 Black Female 3.5 Months Mobile Homes 352-447-5595 has land/home pkg’s. Ready to AKC FLORAL CITY CAMO HOLSTER Small move and Land Shots/Papers/Health LAKEFRONT 1 Bedrm. Uncle Mikes size 10 goes in NOW! Call 386-418-0424 Check $800 FLORAL CITY AC, Clean, No Pets on belt $15 call or text DUNNELLON (352) 344-1025 352-746-0401 352-502-3607 By Owner, 14x 60 2/2 5159 W Disney Lane Split Plan w/double roof Club Car Golf Cart LABRADOODLE PUP- 2/2, CHA, Large Lot, Apartments PIES Ready 11/16. Six over, w/ porch & carport reconditioned by manu- Quiet Area $28,000 on fenced 1 acre, Very Unfurnished facturer 2010, new sassy puppies in a variety (727) 480-5512 of colors. Health certs, Nice, Quiet, Less Than batteries, side curtain, FLORAL CITY $46,500. Cash 586-9498 ext. top, seats 4, exc. shots, dewormed. $500. Alexander Real Estate 352-410-0080 Furni. 2/1 in a park. Scrn (352) 795-6633 cond. must sell $1750. rm & carport, lg workshop HERNANDO 352-527-3125 w/elect. Lot rent $160mo. 2/2 Dbl. wide, great cond. ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ Shih-Tzu Pups, ACA 1026sq ft, carport & sm. Crystal River Apts Concealed Weapons starting@ $400. Lots of Selling $8500 2 BR/1 BA $400-$500 (352) 287-3729 shed corner lot, $29,900. Apartments Permit Course Tell that special colors, Beverly Hills, (813)240-7925 ALSO HOMES & Efficiencies/ Rent: Houses DAN’S GUN ROOM person FL (352)270-8827 MOBILES AVAILABLE Unfurnished Unfurnished www.aceofpups.net HOME ON LAND HOMOSASSA Cottages (352) 726-5238 “ Happy Birthday “ 1500 sq. ft. 3/2 on with a classified ad DBL MH, pool, 4 rentals, CRYSTAL RIVER INVERNESS BEVERLY HILLS CUSTOM KYDEX ½ acre. Home in new 2 + acres, 2 workshops, HERNANDO under Happy condition with 2 x 6 Large 2/2, Quiet, Clean 2/1 $650. 1/1 $450 2/1/1, $600. mo. HOLDSTERS $40 call for Notes. Livestock Owner Fin. 20% DOWN Near hosp. 422-2393 Affordable Rentals construction. New $575. mo. incld’s water Watson’s Fish Camp 352-382-1162, 795-1878 detaiils 352-637-3894 Only $28.50 $160K 352-628-0304 352-563-2114, 257-6461 includes a photo appliances, carpet, INVERNESS (352) 726-2225 BLACK DIAMOND GOLF CART paint, new decks & tile 3/2/2, Immac., all appl. 93 Club Car, Great Mobile Homes HOMOSASSA 2/1, Storage Rm $475 flooring. I can finance, INGLIS Finest gate guarded com- Condition, New Batteries, Call our Classified 1 & 2 Bd. $450/$500 mo.+ Sec. 352-634-5499 $3,500 down $394.80/ In Park WATERFRONT munity in Citrus County. Asking $995 Dept for details no pets 697-0310 mo P&I, W.A.C. Charming eff. /cottage Rent incl. lawn maint. (352) 201-6111 352-563-5966 We have land & 2 Bedroom Home, Oak HOMOSASSA Business $625/mo ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ cable TV $1,075. /mo. Home Defense home packages Pond Mobile Hm Park 2/1 Pool, Garb., maint. Locations includes utilities & Paul 352-746-9585 12 Gauge Winchester $59,900-$69,000. Ready to move in. Incl., peaceful No pets, furnished. 352-422-2994 S-auto, 18½” Barrel Call 352-621-3807 $13,500 Nice Area, $600. plus mo. 628-6700 CRYSTAL RIVER Wanted to Buy Industrial Buildings 3/1½, Good neighbrhd. Case & ammo included Quiet Neighborhood Over 2,000 sf Lg. bay Rental $350.(352) 637-1074 Homosassa 3 miles from shopping Close to schools $675. INVERNESS door, showroom + of- Houses mo. 352-409-1900 Leave Message Dbl. Wide 3/2 95% re- (352) 726-0348 2 B/R’s Available fices. signage on US 19, modeled inside, 1.25 ac- LEFT HAND GOLF CANDLEWOOD $54,000 obo, 628-2084 CRYS. RIV. & BH CRYSTAL RIVER res half-fenced, recent 12 x 40ft, 2 BR, Park CLUBS steel shafts all WANTED TO PUR- COURT 6330+ 6332 S. Tex Pt. Great Neigh., Like New 3/2 on 10 Acres, roofing & siding, 16x16 Model with 12 x 24 yr numbers. 6 clubs/ CHASE Replacement KNOLLWOOD Homosassa 352-302-1370 W/ inground pool ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ workshop,must-see! 74K round family room. Cen. 15.00/ea. Hard to Get China Most Patterns Air/Heat, 10 x 24 covered TOWNHOMES $1000/mo(352) 621-3135 Crystal Waterford Lenox (352) 621-0192 CRYSTAL RIVER 352-382-1191 Tell that special porch w/ lake view. All Rental Assistance Duplexes 3/1 Country Home on Sterling Flatware Lladro appl’s, 2 car carport, 2 Available For HOMOSASSA PUSHPOLE 18’ 2-piece Collectibles Royal person For Rent stilts,w/fenced yard. “THE MEADOWS”

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Make 16 ft, Red Bass Boat, We Pay CASH For NEW TIRE Offers 352-563-9857 90HP Johnson Used Clean Boats sells for $108, will take Pontoon, Deck & Fish- Open Waterfront on $3,000 obo $75firm, Wheel for 05 ing Boats (352)527-0555 Lake Hernando (352) 726-3786 Dodge Caravan $20 boatsupercenter.com Tony 3,300 sf under roof 2,000 352-476-5265 liv., 3/2/1. den & fam. 816-00831 FHCRN SET OF 4 CORVETTE Thomas R. Cowles File No: Pauelsen rm. cage inground WE NEED rims, c5, very good cond. pool. 2 lrg. sheds, dock 2012-CP-432 Notice to Realtor Creditors ★ BOATS ★ $400 Century fiberglass 352-303-0619 on 1 acre $269,900 PUBLIC NOTICE cargo cover fits S10 p/up ROD KENNER 813-240-7925 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR WORLD WIDE ask $200 352-628-5340 H Buy or Sell H 352-436-3531 Boat CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA Internet TONNO COVER ERA PROBATE DIVISION NEW, fits 8ft pick-up Accessories File No.2012-CP-432 Exposure I’ll Represent Suncoast Realty bed, cost $450 new, sell IN RE: ESTATE OF THOMAS R. for $230 352-476-5265 YOU 8HP YAMAHA 2STOKE COWLES 352-795-1119 Mercury Auth Parts OUTBOARD ENGINE Vehicles LIKE NEW $950 GHEENOE and Service ERA 352-344-9479 2005,15ft, 8 hp Nissan, Wanted American Realty trailer, everything like Boats new, $2000 $CHEAP $ 352-860-2152 Waterfront US 19 CRYSTAL RIVER RENTALS (just north of the Mall) Homes Harris Kayot Consignment USA SCAN OR GO TO consignmentusa.org 2000, Pontoon Boat Campers/ WE DO IT ALL! “FREE www. 26’ w/trailer, $8,000 352-628-7444 Travel Trailers BUY-SELL-RENT- Foreclosure and BestNatureCoast CAR-TRUCK-BOAT-RV Properties.com Short Sale Lists US 19 BY AIRPORT “To view JON BOAT 5X8 -$850.00 ★ Low Payments ★ great waterfront BAYLINER 1984 18 ft., flat bottom, Cargo Transport Financing For ALL cuddy cabin, hard top, all new decking, 25H side-door. Wheels 461-4518 & 795-4440 properties” Volvo motor, AQ125A, mercury, GPS & Trailer packed new jack stand. needs tune-up. Has 2 $4,000 (352) 563-0328 [email protected] $$ TOP DOLLAR $$ props, fish/depth finder, For Wrecked, Junk or 2001 Rolls float on HI-LO TRAVEL Unwanted Cars/Trucks. trailer worth $1000. TRAILER 2003, tow lite $$ (352) 201-1052 $$ Your World Comes w/spare motor model 22-03t,exc. cond. BUYING JUNK CARS Has service manual, $7500 obo 352-422-8092 • Running or Not • 2nd owner - $2500 CASH PAID - $300 & UP call Doug after 4pm KEYSTONE (352) 771-6191 of garage sales 352-212-8385 SPRINTER TT or 352-564-0855 2004, 31ft, sleeps up to CASH BUYER’S eight. Pullable w/ 1500. Buying Used Cars Trucks SEA CHASER New awing, $10,500 & Vans, For used car lot Office Open 352-214-9800 LARRY’S AUTO SALES, 7 Days a Week 2008 1800 RG (18’) V Hwy 19... 352 564-8333 hull. 90 Yamaha 4 stroke, MAC’S MOBILE RV Rent: Houses Commercial Sugarmill only 82 hours. Warranty REPAIR & MAINT. WE BUY Unfurnished Real Estate Woods LISA VANDEBOE Follow the until RVTC Certified Tech. ANY VEHICLE Broker (R) Owner 11-30-2014.Aluminum 352-613-0113, Lic/Ins. In Any Condition trailer Tile, No Title, Bank Lien, INVERNESS FOR SALE OR RENT SUGARMILL WOODS Classifieds Plantation Realty Great flats or bay boat. No Problem, Don’t Trade 2/1 $650., 1/1 $450 1,200 sq. ft. Profes- 2 Bd, 2 Bth, 2 Car Gar. TITANIUM 352-634-0129 Excellent condition, al- 2008, 5th Wheel it in. We Will Pay up to Near Hosp. 422-2393 sional OFFICE SPACE Well, Lawn sprinklers ways stored in- 28 E33, 3 slides, New ti- $25K Any Make, Any Furnished, Executive Solar Heated Pool, www.plantation www.twitter.com/ INVERNESS side.$14,900. Call res, excel. cond. 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Move counters, neutral colors. roll-ups, $149k in ready. 2050sq ft. $1100/mo. plus utilities. call 352-634-3862 Granite/Stainless Steel. Call 352-382-2521 Double trey ceilings(10ft). Citrus Springs New landscaping. Waterfront YOUTUBE video link. Rentals Homes OPEN HOUSE: 11/18 from 11-1. 39 Greentree 3BR/2BA/2, Pool, New St, Homosassa 34446 Carpet, jetted tub,+ shwr, HERNANDO Ryan: 352-346-7179 or newer roof, fenc’d yd. Affordable Rentals [email protected] Watson’s Fish Camp 6560 N. Deltona Blvd. (352)726-2225 REDUCE $110,900 (352) 476-5061 Citrus County Rooms Homes For Rent Pine Ridge FLORAL CITY Room, Includes FREE BEVERLY HILLS Dish & Long Distance 4 bedroom. 4+ bath. (352) 726-4049 6118 W. Glory Hill St. Open House Sat and INVERNESS Sun 17th, 18th. 4,200 Rm w/ Priv. ba, $85. wk under air 6,300 under no smoke 352-586-9932 roof, efficiency apartment. Pool spa indoor & out. Real Estate Must see asking $435k For Sale appraised @ $430k Phyllis Strickland [email protected] Realtor 352 464 1495 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Best Time To Buy! BUYER REBATE Beverly Hills I have Owner Homes Financing *50% of COMM.* and Foreclosures REMODELED 2/2/1 New/Resale-All FL 103 S Desoto. 1208 sf TROPIC SHORES New: appliances, paint, REALTY. 30+ yrs. exp. flooring, light fixtures, (352) 613-3503 Call For Details fans. Updated kit/baths. $45,900. 527-1239 Ron & Karna Neitz Citrus Hills Brokers/Owners Homes CITRUS REALTY GROUP CLEARVIEW ESTATES 3+BR/ 2.5 BA, 2+Garage 352-795-0060 on 1 acre. Clear views up ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ and down the trails. Too many extras, must see. Mid $200’s 352-860-0444 GAIL STEARNS Forest Ridge Villages Realtor Updated, move in ready, 2/2/2, Private lot 352-746-0002 Tropic Shores ESTATE SALE in Nature Realty Coast Landings RV Re- Hernando (352) 422-4298 sort. Large developed Homes site plus, a separate Low overhead = gated storage lot. Almost Low Commissions new 5th-Wheel with Lowest Priced Home slides. Screened gazebo in ARBOR LAKES and storage building. All OPEN HOUSE Waterfront, for $79,900. For more 2/2/2 + Den or 3 BR & Foreclosures info and pictures, click on Gated Comm. 10a-3p www.detailsbyowner.com 4695 N. Lake Vista Trl Owner financing 352-843-5441 (352) 419-7418 available PUBLISHER’S Inverness NOTICE: Homes All real estate advertising in this newspaper is 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, subject to Fair Housing 1 car garage, New Roof, Act which makes it ille- laminate, flooring, gal to advertise “any 1000 sq. ft, $57,000, preference, limitation 352-419-6719 or discrimination based on race, color, religion, Inverness Highlands, sex, handicap, familial 4 BR, 3 BA, Pool, Corner status or national origin, of Carol and Tennyson. or an intention, to make 2.8 acres, fenced, CHA, such preference, limita- deep well, UPDATES tion or discrimination. “ in 2011. Offered As Is. Familial status includes $174,900. 352-419-7017. MICHELE children under the age ROSE of 18 living with par- Recently Foreclosed Realtor ents or legal custodi- ★Special Financing★ ans, pregnant women Available, Any Credit, Simply put and people securing Any Income custody of children 3BD/1BTH, 672 Sq. Ft., I ‘ll work harder under 18. This newspa- located at 4244 lliana per will not knowingly Ter. Inverness $41,900 352-212-5097 accept any advertising Visit: www.roseland isellcitruscounty@ for real estate which is co.com\AH1 yahoo.com in violation of the law. Drive by then Call Our readers are hereby (866)937-3557 Craven Realty, informed that all Inc. dwellings advertised Homosassa 352-726-1515 in this newspaper are available on an equal Homes opportunity basis. To MINI FARM complain of discrimina- The Meadows Sub. 5 Acres(2 lots) adj tion call HUD toll-free at 2/2/1, New roof, Pine Ridge/C.Springs 1-800-669-9777. The New AC & Appliances 3/2/2, block home toll-free telephone Move In, clean cond. w/lots of extras! $185K number for the 3876 S. Flamingo Terr. (352) 564-8307 hearing impaired is Asking $58,000 1-800-927-9275. (352) 382-5558 Sellers I have Sugarmill SOLD 23 Homes in 7 mo’s! Woods I need LISTINGS!

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Cars Cars Trucks Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ Meeting Meeting Meeting Administration Administration Administration Notices Notices Notices NISSAN GMC $ CHEAP $ 2009 Rogue 38k mi. New 2003 Box Truck resentative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below. mony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. RENTALS tires & battery $6,995 All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands Book $16,700 352-341-0018 against decedent’s estate, on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served Persons who require special accommodations under the American with Disabilities Consignment USA Sell $14,300 must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF should contact the Citrus County Hospital Board Office, 123 S. Pine Ave., Inverness, consignmentusa.org THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A Florida, 34452 (352) 341-2245. WE DO IT ALL! (352) 302-0778 Sport/Utility COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. November 20, 2012. BUY-SELL-RENT- NISSAN ‘98 Vehicles All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands CAR-TRUCK-BOAT-RV Sentra GXL, 64k mi., against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- US 19 BY AIRPORT excel cond. new tires, ***** GMC ***** TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 Bid Notices Bid Notices Bid Notices ★ Low Payments ★ battery, Bk. Val. $4,800 White 1999 Yukon SLT (352) 795-2415 w/ towing package. 113K OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Financing For ALL NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) 461-4518 & 795-4440 mi. Excellent Cond! PONTIAC ***Asking $3200*** YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. 587-1204 TUCRN *******SOLD******* 2004 SUNFIRE, The date of first publication of this Notice is November 20, 2012. PUBLIC NOTICE (352) 795-4454 Attorney for Personal Representative: Personal Representative: HONDA CIVIC 4CYL $2,995 NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFORM METHOD OF 352-341-0018 CHEVROLET Thomas M. VanNess, Jr., Esq. Ersilia Bucalo Heilman COLLECTING NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTS 2000, 4dr. sedan, silver, 2002 SURBURBAN Florida Bar No. 0857750 23595 SW 152nd auto, ac, cd, 55k miles THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA (the SUZUKI $5,995. Avenue Commissioners) hereby provides notice, pursuant to Section 197.3632(3)a, Florida very good cond. $6200 2007 Forenza, 352-341-0018 VanNess & VanNess, P.A. Homestead, FL 33032-2001 Statutes, of its intent to use the uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem special CLEAN, Only 52K miles 1205 North Meeting Tree Blvd., Crystal River, FL 34429, 352-795-1444 assessments to be levied within the unincorporated areas of Citrus County described $6,500. FORD [email protected] 01” Explorer Sport, in Exhibit “A” which is attached hereto and made a part hereof, referred to as the Call 352-302-3704 November 20 & 27, 2012. Municipal Service Benefit Unit (MSBU) for Flying Dutchman Estates Phase I Road “red” 2dr w/ towing, 98K Improvement/Maintenance Project, the Country Oaks Road 2011 MUSTANG GT TOYOTA $4900 352-527-4484 2004, Camry XLE V6, Improvement/Maintenance Project and the Hernando City Heights Road 5.0 PREMIUM Improvement/Maintenance Project commencing for the fiscal year beginning on 42K miles One Owner GMC CONVERTIBLE Meeting Meeting Meeting October 1, 2013, and each fiscal year thereafter until a new non-ad valorem assess- $10,850. 2003 Yukon SLT $10,000 extras. Candy Notices Notices Notices ment fee schedule and roll are adopted. Call (352) 422-0360 Exc cond New tires. Well Red metallic tinted, maintained.108,000mi The Commissioners will consider the adoption of a resolution electing to use the Automatic, Used as a TOYOTA uniform method of collecting such assessments authorized by Section 197.3632, Flor- Load w/Onstar ida Statutes, at a public hearing to be held on December 11, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. in the show car. Only 2007, Pruis, 91K miles, $9,450 OBO 591-1120 TUCRN 11/27 meeting- Affordable Housing Adv. Comm. Board of County Commissioners’ Meeting Room, Citrus County Courthouse, 110 5,560miles, 400hprw Super Clean with (207)-730-2636 $ 39,798.00 warranty $10,300. PUBLIC NOTICE North Apopka Avenue, Inverness Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the AFFORDABLE HOUSING ADVISORY Such Resolution will state the need for the levy and will contain a legal descrip- 352-270-8541 Call 352-978-3571 4x4s tion of the boundaries of the real property subject to the levy. Copies of the pro- ACURA Classic COMMITTEE will meet at 5:00 PM on the 27th of November, 2012, at posed form of Resolution, which contains the legal description of the real property 2006, TSX, 98K miles, the Lecanto Government Building, 3600 W. Sovereign Path, Room 166 subject to the levy, are on file in the Office of the Assessment Coordinator located in Vehicles Lecanto, Florida. the Land Section, Division of Engineering, Citrus County Department of Public Works, NAV, Sunroof, Sporty CHEVY Lecanto Government Building, 3600 West Sovereign Path, Room 205, Lecanto, FL. In- 2005, Colorado 4 x 4, $14,800 Any person desiring further information regarding this meeting may contact Citrus terested persons may appear at the public hearing to be heard regarding the use of Call 352-232-1481 Sitting on 33’s, Auto., County Housing Services, 2804 W. Marc Knighton Court, Lecanto, FL 34461 (352) the uniform ad-valorem method of collecting said non-ad valorem assessments. If Call 352-628-4600 527-7520. this method of collection is used, failure to pay the assessment will cause a tax certifi- AUDI For More Information cate to be issued against the property which may result in a loss of title. 2001 A4, Quattro AWD Any person who requires a special accommodation (ADA) must provide us at least In the event any person decides to appeal any decision by the Board of County 83K miles, MUST SEE!! DODGE 2004, DAKOTA, 4 x 4 72 hours notice. Commissioners with respect to any matter relating to the consideration of the Reso- $7,200 lution at the above-referenced public hearing, a record of the proceeding may be (352) 978-3571 Crew Cab, MUST SEE, needed and in such an event, such person may need to ensure that a verbatim rec- Priced to Sell, Call For NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: Any person who decides to appeal any decision of the Gov- CADILLAC erning Body with respect to any matter considered at this meeting will need a record of the public hearing is made, which record includes the testimony and evi- Details 352-628-4600 ord of the proceedings and for such purpose may need to provide that a verbatim dence on which the appeal is to be based. 2011, CTS Sedan, FORD 1923 In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing assis- 14k miles, NAV sunroof record of the proceeding is made, which record includes testimony and evidence T-BUCKET FIBER- Vans upon which the appeal is to be based (Section 286.0101, Florida Statute) tance may contact the County Administrator at (352) 341-6560, two days prior to the $29,995. GLASS 454 Chevy November 20, 2012. date of the hearing. If you are hearing or speech impaired, use the TDD Telephone Call (352) 422-0360 830 rated HP (352) 341-6580. CHEVROLET street legal, $17,000 DODGE 10” BY: CHAIRMAN 2001 IMPALA, 352-344-9502 Grand Caravan SXT 595-1120 TUCRN BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA 11/20 Meeting EXHIBIT A $4,995 Bright Silver 39Kmi senior COUNTRY OAKS 352-341-0018 FORD owned, book $18,000. PUBLIC NOTICE 1965 F250, The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Citrus Memorial Health A Subdivision of a portion of the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 7, Township 18 South, Sell $15,500 Range 17 East, being more particularly described as follows: Begin at the NW corner 100% RUST FREE (941) 730-2359 Foundation, Inc., will be held on Monday, November 26, 2012, at 6:00 P.M., in the ARIZONA TRUCK. Board Room, located on the second floor of the Citrus Memorial Health System Ad- of the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 7, Township 18 South, Range 17 East, thence N ministration Building, 502 Highland Blvd., Inverness, Florida. 89° 39’ 23” E along the north line of said SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 a distance of 1056.41 feet to V8 / the NW corner of Lot 15, Block A, Carpenter’s Country Square Subdivision, Unit 1, as CHRYSLER AUTOMATIC. ATVs There will also be meetings of the Executive Committee and the Finance Committee recorded in Plat Book 11, page 37, Public Records of Citrus County, Florida, thence S 2007 PT CRUISER BRIGHT ORANGE. 0° 03’ 20” W along the west line of said Carpenter’s Country Square Subdivision, Unit Touring Ed., Med Blue NEW DOOR PANELS, held in the Board Room, beginning at 3:30 p.m. to address general, financial and administrative matters to be presented to the Board. Copies of the Agendas are 1, a distance of 326.76 feet to the SW corner of Lot 1, Block C, of said Carpenter’s w/37k miles. Mint Cond SUN VISORS. Yamaha Country Square Subdivision, Unit 1, said point being on a curve, concaved south- $8000 352 522-0505 MANY NEW PARTS. ‘05, Raptor, 50CC, available in the Administration office. Any person wishing to appeal any decision made by this Board, with respect to any matter considered at such meeting, must easterly, having a central angle of 43° 38’ 25” and a radius of 310 feet, thence south- $5,995. like new, 30 hrs on mo- westerly along the arc of said curve a distance of 236.12 feet to a point on the west DODGE ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record must in- 607-387-6639 tor, will hold for xmas line of the east 469.56 feet of said SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 (chord bearing and distance be- 2000 Avenger..might $950, 352-726-9151 clude the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. November 20, 2012. tween said points being S 65° 28’ 27” W 230.45 feet), thence S 0° 03’ 20” W along the need starter. Asking $900 west line of said east 469.56 feet a distance of 868.14 feet to a point on the north call 352-270-4098. right-of-way line of State Park Drive, said point being 50 feet from, measured at right Motorcycles angles to, the centerline of said State Park Drive, said centerline also being the south DODGE 596-1120 TUCRN 2004 NEON, 4DR AUTO- line of said SE 1/4 of SE 1/4, thence S 89° 59’ 25” W along said north right-of-way line a 11/26 Meeting distance of 842.59 feet to a point on the west line of said SE 1/4 of SE 1/4, thence N MATIC, PRICED TO SEL, HARLEY ‘98 PUBLIC NOTICE 0° 07’ 59” W along said west line a distance of 1284.30 feet to the point of beginning. CALL 628-4600 XL1200 Sportster NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Directors of the Citrus Memorial Health For More Information ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ custom. 8k mi., Lots of Foundation, Inc., a Fla. not for profit corporation will meet in Special Meeting for the FLYING DUTCHMAN ESTATES PHASE I extras & new stuff purpose of conducting an ATTORNEY/CLIENT SESSION on Monday, November 26, FORD Tell that special 2012, at 7:00 P.M., in the Board Room, Administration Annex Building, Citrus Memorial 1999 Crown Victoria $3200,OBO Commence at the S.E. Corner of Section 22, Township 18 South, Range 18 East, Cit- person (352) 382-0403 Hospital, 502 W. Highland Boulevard, Inverness, Florida, for the purpose of commenc- rus County, Florida; run thence along the east line of said Section 22, N 0° 01’ 40” E, $4,500 “ Happy Birthday “ ing an attorney/client session pursuant to Section 286.011(8), Florida Statutes. The 450.00 feet to the point of beginning; run thence N 89° 56’ 26” W, 1260.24 feet; run 352-341-0018 with a classified ad Harley Davidson purpose of the ATTORNEY/CLIENT SESSION will be to discuss all pending Citrus County thence S 0° 10’ 18” E, 400.00 feet to the north right-of-way line of County Road No. under Happy 2000 Fat Boy custom 88 Hospital Board litigation cases. Pursuant to said statute, the Board will meet in open 486; run thence along said north right-of-way line N 89° 56’ 26” W, 80.00 feet to the FORD session and subsequently commence the attorney/client session which is estimated 2000 Mustang. If you like Notes. ex cond, garage kept. east line of Crystal River Country Estates recorded in Plat Book 7, page 147 of the Only $28.50 new windshld/sadbags to be approximately one and half (1.5) hours in duration. At the conclusion of the Public Records of Citrus County, Florida; run thence along said east line of Crystal Mustang Cobra convert. ATTORNEY/CLIENT SESSION, the meeting shall be reopened per public notice. Must see this car includes a photo $9875 214-9800 River Country Estates, N. 00° 10’ 18” W, 300.00 feet to the southeast corner of Lot 31 of said Crystal River Country Estates; run thence N. 89° 56’ 26” W; 640.37 feet to a point $4975(352) 382-7001 HARLEY-DAVIDSON 04’ Those persons to be in attendance at this are as follows: Citrus Memorial Health Call our Classified Ultra classic. Runs great! in the east right-of-way line of Pine Cone Drive; run thence along said east FORD Foundation Board Members: right-of-way line; N. 00° 24’ 53” W. 322.61 feet; run thence S 89° 56’ 26” E., 641.74 feet Dept for details New tires, brakes & Joseph Brannen David Langer 2001 Focus Wagon SE, to the east line of said Crystal River Country Estates; run thence along said east line, 352-563-5966 battery. EXTRAS!! James Sanders Carlton Fairbanks, DMD N 00° 10’ 18” W, 527.39 feet; run thence S. 89° 56’ 26” E., 1237.85 feet; run thence N 4 Cyl, great gas milage, ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ $8500 or OBO Sandra Chadwick V. Reddy, MD exc cond, clean in/out, no 00° 01’ 40” E. 34.94 feet; run thence S 89° 58’ 20” E., 105.00 feet to the east line of said 352-601-4722 Robert Collins V. Alugubelli, MD Section 22; run thence along said east line S. 00° 01’ 40” W., 784.99 feet to the point rust or dents, all working Ryan Beaty, Chief Executive Officer of beginning. good. 95K mi. $3500 Trucks HONDA Clark A. Stillwell, Esquire, Attorney for Citrus Memorial Health Foundation, Inc. 2007 Full Size Shadow. (352) 613-4702 James J. Kennedy, Esquire, Attorney for Citrus Memorial Health Foundation, Inc. LESS AND EXCEPT the following Tract “B”: Commence at the S.E. corner of said Sec- Harley,1300CC, Chrome, FORD Richard Oliver, Esquire, Attorney for Citrus Memorial Health Foundation, Inc. tion 22; run thence along the east line of said Section 22, N. 00° 01’ 40” E., 50.00 feet $ CHEAP $ bags, trade?, $3,500. Court Reporter to a point in the north right-of-way line of C.R. 486; run thence along said north 2003 Thunderbird Great C.R. (727) 207-1619 November 20, 2012. Condition, original miles right-of-way line N. 89° 56’ 26” W., 1294.84 feet to the point of beginning; continue RENTALS HONDA Goldwing thence along said north right-of-way line N. 89° 56’ 26” W., 8.00 feet, run thence N. 119,000 highway, main- 00° 10’ 18” W., 320.00 feet; run thence S. 89° 56’ 26” E., 8.00 feet; run thence S. 00° 10’ tained by dealership, Consignment USA 1990 SE consignmentusa.org Exc tires, with reverse, 597-1120 TUCRN 18” E., 320.00 feet to the point of beginning. $9000.00 352-527-2763 WE DO IT ALL! PUBLIC NOTICE Approx 70K mi. Selling NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING HERNANDO CITY HEIGHTS FORD BUY-SELL-RENT- due to health. Asking 2005, Five Hundred LMT, CAR-TRUCK-BOAT-RV $4,000 OBO The Citrus County Hospital Board shall consider a Resolution amending and altering Commencing at the NW corner of Section 36, T 18S, R 19E, Citrus County, Florida, go 40K miles, leather, V6 US 19 BY AIRPORT (352) 476-3688 the budget for FY 2011-2012. ★ ★ thence N 89° 32’ 21” E, along the north line of said section 36, a distance of 839.88’ to $9,980 Low Payments a point where the center line of Van Ness Road intersects the easterly right of way of Call 352-302-3704 Financing For ALL A PUBLIC HEARING to make a DECISION on amending and altering the budget will U.S. Route 41; thence S 17° 10’ 57” E, along the said easterly r/w of U.S. Route 41, a 461-4518 & 795-4440 be held on: distance of 26.10’ to the point of beginning, said point also being the NW corner of HONDA Lot 7, Keller’s Subdivision as recorded in Plat Book 2, page 36, Public Records of Citrus 09” Accord 4dr EXL V-6 FORD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2012 1988 F150 BLACK County, Florida; thence N 89° 32’ 21” E. 25’ from and parallel to the north line of Sec. Green, 26K Like new. KAWASAKI 8:30 A.M. 36, T18S, R19 E. along the north line of said Keller’s Subdivision, and the north line of $19,800 (352) 895-9864 SHORTBED, 6 CYL. 5 2006 VULCAN VF900 At Keller’s subdivision extended to the east a distance of 1802.74’ to a point that is 25.0’ SPEED, MANY NEW Custom. Only 7000 CITRUS MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEM south of the NE corner of the NW 1/4 of said Sec. 36; thence S 0° 13’ 39” E. along the HONDA PARTS, RUNS GREAT, miles, garage kept HISTORIC SCHOOL BUILDING, BOARD ROOM east line of the said NW 1/4 of Sec. 36, a distance of 2647.31’, to a point, said point 2004 Element, 186K 18 MPG. $1200 $3500 (352) 464-1495 502 E. HIGHLAND BLVD. being the SE corner of the said NW 1/4 of Sec. 36, and also being the NE corner of miles, EX, Automatic 352-256-8488, 897-7479 INVERNESS, FL 34452-4754 Lot 1, B and B Subdivision as recorded in Plat Book 2, page 35, Public Records of Cit- $5,200 rus County, Florida; thence S 89° 53’ 29” W along the south line of the said NW 1/4 of Call (352) 978-3571 FORD Copies of the Agenda are available by calling the Citrus County Hospital Board at Sec. 36, also being the north line of said Lot 1, B and B Subdivision, a distance of 2003 EXPEDITION 352-341-2245. Any person wishing to appeal any decision made by this Board, with 997.62’, to a point on the easterly r/w of U.S. Route 41, said point also being the NW HONDA LEATHER SEATS, V8 KAWASAKI respect to any matter considered at such meeting, must ensure that a verbatim rec- corner of Lot 1, B and B Subdivision; thence N 17° 10’ 57” W, along the said easterly 2004, ACCORD 4DR, IT’S 3rd ROW SEATING 2007 Vulcan 2000 ord of the proceedings is made, which record must include the testimony and evi- r/w of U.S. Route 41, a distance of 1391.4’; thence N 63° 33’ 56” E, a distance of A HONDA…Call For Pric- CALL 628-4600 Classic Lt Factory 2053 dence upon which the appeal is to be based. 84.33’, thence N 0° 06’ 45” W, a distance of 665.13’; thence S 72° 49’ 03” W, a distance ing and Appointment For An Appointment cc in mint condition with of 129.11’ to a point, said point being the SE corner of Lot 20, of said Keller’s Subdivi- 352-628-4600 FORD only 525 miles. Looks Persons who require special accommodations under the American with Disabilities sion, thence N 17° 10’ 57” W, along the east line of said Keller’s Subdivision, a distance should contact the Citrus County Hospital Board Office, 123 S. Pine Ave., Inverness, of 600.0’, to a point, said point being the SE corner of Lot 8, of said Keller’s Subdivi- HONDA Red 1994 F150 4x4, Su- and runs great Red and Black with many extras. Florida, 34452 (352) 341-2245. sion; thence S 72° 49’ 03” W, along the south line of said Lot 8, Keller’s Subdivision, a 2011 CRV LX, 19K miles, per cab w/ full Leer Cap, November 20, 2012. distance of 150.00’ to a point on the easterly r/w of U.S. Route 41, said point also be- likenew, 4 Cyl. $19,950 Spotless and Original $6750 Phone ing the SW corner of said Lot 8, Keller’s subdivision; thence N 17° 10’ 57” W, along the $19,950 $6000 (352) 465-5874 352-726-8124 West line of said Keller’s Subdivision and along the easterly r/w of said U.S. Route 41, Call 352-232-1481 TOYOTA a distance of 114.6’ to the point of beginning. Said lands lying in the NW 1/4 of Sec. YAMAHA 36, T18S, R 19E, Citrus County, Florida, east of U.S. Route 41, and including a replat of 2005, Tacoma 598-1120 TUCRN MERCURY 2004 Silverado w/ wind- PUBLIC NOTICE Lots 1 to 8 inclusive of Keller’s Subdivision as recorded in Plat Book 2, page 36, Citrus 1998 Grand Marquis Reg. Cab 5 speed, shield, sidebar, & foot NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING County, Florida. must sell 1200.00 OBO Bed Topper $8,800 rest, Exc Cond,17,800 mi November 13, 20, 27 & December 4, 2012. 1-352-628-1809 Call 352-422-0360 $3500 (352) 270-8225 The Citrus County Hospital Board shall consider a Resolution amending and altering the budget for FY 2012-2013. 588-1204 TUCRN Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ PUBLIC NOTICE Administration Administration Administration A PUBLIC HEARING to make a DECISION on amending and altering the budget will NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFORM METHOD OF COLLECTING be held on: NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTS 592-1127 TUCRN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2012 Michael F. O’Gara Case No: 2012-CP-000580 Notice to Creditors The Board of County Commissioners of Citrus County, Florida (the “Commissioners”) 8:45 A.M. hereby provides notice, pursuant to section 197.3632(3)(a), Florida Statutes, of its in- PUBLIC NOTICE At IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CITRUS COUNTY, tent to use the uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem special assessments to CITRUS MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEM be levied throughout the unincorporated area and all incorporated areas of the FLORIDA PROBATE CASE HISTORIC SCHOOL BUILDING, BOARD ROOM NO.2012-CP-000580 County for the cost of providing fire protection services and facilities, stormwater ser- 502 E. HIGHLAND BLVD. vices and facilities, and roadway maintenance, improvements and associated ser- IN RE: THE ESTATE OF INVERNESS, FL 34452-4754 MICHAEL F. O’GARA, vices and facilities commencing with the Fiscal Year beginning on October 1, 2013 and continuing for each fiscal year thereafter until discontinued by the County. Deceased. Copies of the Agenda are available by calling the Citrus County Hospital Board at NOTICE TO CREDITORS 352-341-2245. Any person wishing to appeal any decision made by this Board, with The Commissioners will consider the adoption of a resolution electing to use the uni- The administration of the estate of Michael F. O’Gara, deceased, whose date of respect to any matter considered at such meeting, must ensure that a verbatim rec- death was August 28, 2012, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Florida, form method of collecting such assessments authorized by section 197.3632, Florida ord of the proceedings is made, which record must include the testimony and evi- Statutes, at a public hearing to be held at 2:30 p.m. on December 11, 2012 in the Probate Division, File Number 2012-CP-000580; the address of which is 110 North dence upon which the appeal is to be based. Apopka Avenue, Inverness, FL 34450. The names and addresses of the personal rep- Citrus County Courthouse, 110 N. Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida. Such resolution resentative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below. will state the need for the levy and will contain a legal description of the boundaries Persons who require special accommodations under the American with Disabilities of the real property subject to the levy. Copies of the proposed form of resolution, All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands should contact the Citrus County Hospital Board Office, 123 S. Pine Ave., Inverness, against decedent’s estate, on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served which contains the legal description of the real property subject to the levy, are on Florida, 34452 (352) 341-2245. file at the Office of the County Administrator in the Citrus County Courthouse lo- must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF November 20, 2012. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A cated at 110 N. Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida, and the office of the Assessment COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Coordinator located in the Land Section, Division of Engineering, Citrus County De- All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands partment of Public Works, Lecanto Government Building, Room 205, 3600 West Sov- against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- 599-1120 TUCRN ereign Path, Lecanto, Florida. All interested persons are invited to attend and be TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE heard regarding the assessments. If this method of collection is used, failure to pay ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 the assessment will cause a tax certificate to be issued against the property, which OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTICE OF MEETING may result in a loss of title. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Finance Committee meeting of the Citrus County Hospital Board will be held on In the event any person decides to appeal any decision by the Commissioners with The date of first publication of this Notice is November 20, 2012. Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 9:00am in the Board Room, located on the sec- respect to any matter relating to the consideration of the resolution at the Attorney for Personal Representative: Personal Representative: ond floor of the Citrus Memorial Health System Administration Building, 502 Highland above-referenced public hearing, a record of the proceeding may be needed and Thomas M. VanNess, Jr., Esq. Joan O’Gara Blvd., Inverness, Florida to discuss: in such an event, such person may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the Florida Bar No. 0857750 3888 East Ryan Street “ Approval of Minutes. public hearing is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence on VanNess & VanNess, P.A. Inverness, FL 34453 “ Finance Report. which the appeal is to be based. 1205 North Meeting Tree Blvd., Crystal River, FL 34429 “ Other. 352-795-1444, [email protected] Strategic Committee meeting of the Citrus County Hospital Board will be held on In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special November 20 & 27, 2012. Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 9:45am in the Board Room, located on the sec- accommodation or an interpreter to participate in this proceeding should contact ond floor of the Citrus Memorial Health System Administration Building, 502 Highland the County Administrator’s Office, Citrus County Courthouse, 110 N. Apopka Avenue, Blvd., Inverness, Florida to discuss: Inverness, FL 34450 (352) 341-6560, TTY (352) 341-6580 at least two days before the “ Strategic Planning. meeting. 593-1127 TUCRN “ Discussion Florida Statute 155.40. DATED this 13th day of November 2012. Hiram J. Sherman Case No: 2012 CP 000456 Notice to Creditors “ Other. By Order of: PUBLIC NOTICE By-Laws Committee meeting of the Citrus County Hospital Board will be held on CHAIRMAN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CITRUS COUNTY, Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 10:30am in the Board Room, located on the sec- CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA PROBATE CASE ond floor of the Citrus Memorial Health System Administration Building, 502 Highland November 13, 20, 27 & December 4, 2012. NO.2012 CP 000456 Blvd., Inverness, Florida to discuss: IN RE: THE ESTATE OF “ Review and Update. 590-1204 TUCRN HIRAM J. SHERMAN, “ Other. Deceased. PUBLIC NOTICE Personnel Committee meeting of the Citrus County Hospital Board will be held on NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Inverness, Inverness, Florida, pursuant to NOTICE TO CREDITORS Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 11:15am in the Board Room, located on the sec- The administration of the estate of Hiram J. Sherman, deceased, whose date of Chapter 163, Laws of Florida, for the following Public Hearing to consider and act ond floor of the Citrus Memorial Health System Administration Building, 502 Highland upon the following Special Exception. death was June 25, 2012, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Florida, Blvd., Inverness, Florida to discuss: Probate Division, File Number 2012 CP 000456; the address of which is 110 North “ Evaluations. Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida 34450. The names and addresses of the personal The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a Public Hearing on the 5th day of De- “ Policy & Procedures. cember, 2012 at 5:00 P.M. at City Hall, 212 West Main Street, Inverness, to act upon representative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below. “ Other. All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands the following case: against decedent’s estate, on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served A meeting of the Citrus County Hospital Board will be held on Wednesday, Novem- Case 12-SE-01- Applicant/Owner RJK of Beverly Hills, LLC request a Special Exception must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF ber 28, 2012 beginning at 12:00pm in the Board Room, located on the second floor THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A Use for a Drainage Retention Area in the LD/R-1 Low Density Residential Zoning Dis- of the Citrus Memorial Health System Administration Building, 502 W. Highland Blvd., trict on the following described property: COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Inverness, Florida, to discuss all pending litigation and conduct a regular meeting. All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands The regular meeting will begin at 12:15pm. At 1:30pm, an Attorney-Client Executive against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- Inverness Village Subdivision, Plat Book 6, Page 26, Block 11, Lot 41. Session meeting will be conducted. At the conclusion of the Attorney-Client Execu- 2616 Clearwood Street TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. tive Session meeting, the Citrus County Hospital Board meeting will convene. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a Public Hearing on the 19h of December, N O T I C E OF EXECUTIVE SESSION MEETING DURING MEETING 2012 at 5:00 P.M. at City Hall, 212 West Main Street, Inverness, to consider the recom- NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) The Citrus County Hospital Board of Trustees will hold an Executive Session meeting YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. mendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission on the above referenced Case during the November 28, 2012 regular meeting under the authority of Section 12-SE-01. The date of first publication of this Notice is November 20, 2012. 286.011(8), Florida Statutes. The Executive Session will be closed to the public to allow Attorney for Personal Representative: Personal Representative: the Citrus County Hospital Board of Trustees and their Chief Administrative Officer to Thomas M. VanNess, Jr., Esq. Randall P. Eldridge Copies of the proposed application and plans are on file in the Department of De- meet with the board’s Attorney(s) to discuss the settlement negotiations or strategy velopment Services at 212 West Main Street in the City Hall and may be reviewed Florida Bar No. 0857750 617 Garland Circle related to litigation expenditures in all pending litigations. VanNess & VanNess, P.A. Indian Rocks Beach, FL 33785 between the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M., Monday through Friday of each week. 1205 North Meeting Tree Blvd., Crystal River, FL 34429 Present at the Executive Session will be Debbie Ressler, Robert Priselac, Krista Joseph, 352-795-1444, [email protected] Michael Bays, Ervin “Gene” Davis, Vickie LaMarche - Chief Administrative Officer, Wil- November 20 & 27, 2012. All property owners and interested persons are invited to inspect such proposed reg- liam Grant - General Counsel, Bruce Blackwell, Esquire, Clifford Shepard, Esq., Barry ulation changes and to be present at and participate in the Public Hearings by the Richard, Esq., Arthur England. Esq., Taylor Ford, Esq., Glenn Burhans, Esq., Bridget Planning and Zoning Commission and Zoning Board of Adjustment. Smitha, Esq., Vincent Falcone, Esq., and Court Reporter. 594-1127 TUCRN Any person who decides to appeal any decision of the Board with respect to any Guido T. DiVilio Case No: 2012-CP-000607 Notice to Creditors Please note that Vickie LaMarche is the COO of the Citrus County Hospital Board but matter considered at these hearings will need a record of proceedings, and for PUBLIC NOTICE is the highest ranking administrative officer of the Citrus County Hospital Board. such purposes, and need to ensure a verbatim record of proceedings is made, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CITRUS COUNTY, which included the testimony and evidence upon this appeal is based (Section FLORIDA PROBATE CASE The Executive Session will be held in the Board Room located on the second floor of 286.010 F.S.) NO.2012-CP-000607 the Citrus Memorial Health System Administration Building, 502 W. Highland Blvd, In- IN RE: THE ESTATE OF verness, FL and will begin at 1:30pm. When the Executive Session commences the Accommodations for the disabled (hearing or visually impaired, etc.) may be ar- GUIDO T. DI VILIO, door will be closed. At the conclusion of the Executive Session, the meeting of the ranged, with advanced notification of 5 days prior to the scheduled meeting. Deceased. Board will be reconvened and the public is invited to rejoin. Pre-arrangements may be initiated by dialing (352) 726-3401 weekdays from 8:00 NOTICE TO CREDITORS A.M. to 5:00 P.M. The administration of the estate of Guido T. Di Vilio, deceased, whose date of Copies of the Agenda are available by calling the Citrus County Hospital Board of- death was September 10, 2012, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Flor- fice at 352-341-2245. Any person wishing to appeal any decision made by this Signed: s/Kenneth Koch ida, Probate Division, File Number 2012-CP-000607; the address of which is 110 North Board, with respect to any matter considered at such meeting, must ensure that a Director Development Services Apopka Avenue, Inverness, FL 34450. The names and addresses of the personal rep- verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record must include the testi- November 20 & December 4, 2012.