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LEESBURG, FLORIDA Saturday, July 19, 2014 www.dailycommercial.com WILDFIRES: People flee their homes as OFFENSIVE: Israel says Gaza blaze consumes parts of Washington, A5 operation may be expanded, A6 Lake’s jobless rate on the rise Boat in Astor Staff Report rate here rose from 6.3 and the national rate of dropped to 5.8 percent in percent to 6.4 percent in 6.1 percent. April before climbing up drowning pulled After a half-percentage the last 30 days, accord- Lake started out the to 6.3 percent in May. point increase in May, ing to the Florida De- year with a jobless rate Last year at this time, Lake County’s jobless partment of Economic of 6.6 percent in January from the lake Lake had an unemploy- rate crept up another 0.1 Opportunity. and February, followed percentage point in June. This is above June’s by an increase to 6.7 per- ment rate of 8.1 percent. MILLARD K. IVES | Staff Writer they got earlier in the The unemployment state rate of 6.2 percent cent in March. It then SEE JOBS | A2 [email protected] day when it began to take on water shortly A 10-foot jon boat that capsized Thursday, after 4 p.m. WILDWOOD leading to the drown- Neither were good ing of a 14-year-old up- swimmers and the coming Umatilla Mid- younger Ladesic was dle School student, was unable to swim to shore recovered from the bot- like the other two. tom of Lake Schimmer- “He was on the sur- horn in Astor late Fri- face, but he was strug- day morning. gling,” Cook told a 911 Using airbags and operator. “His older other devices, offi- brother was trying to cials pulled the boat up help, but he couldn’t about 11:30 a.m., ac- help because neither of cording to a Fish and us can really swim.” Wildlife Conservation A recording of that Commission spokes- 911 call was released man. The FWC will Friday afternoon. try to determine what With tears in her eyes, caused the boat to sink. the brothers’ mother, The drowning oc- Bridget Ladesic, stood curred off the dead end outside their nearby of Sunset Drive, a street home Thursday night lined with homes con- and praised Nathaniel taining some private — one of her four sib- BRETT LE BLANC / DAILY COMMERCIAL dirt boat ramps. lings. Houses in The Villages are shown in this aerial photograph. Eli Ladesic, 17, told “He was a good son, the Daily Commer- he was a sweetheart,” cial on Thursday that she said shortly before he and his brother, Na- calling her sons’ boat a Growing more equal thaniel Ladesic, who “piece of junk.” was slated to be in the FWC officials said 8th grade this fall, as there were no life jack- City eyes representation scheme to keep developments in check well as their 16-year- ets onboard. old friend, Jarred Cook, Eli said the three THERESA CAMPBELL | Staff Writer for Wildwood. “So what were testing the boat SEE BOAT | A2 [email protected] we don’t want to have happen, because of the ovember’s gen- eral election bal- growth that we are un- lot for the city of der, we don’t want one N particular group of in- Case being built tying Wildwood will contain a question on wheth- dividuals running for er or not voters want office, getting elected, separatists to plane five electoral districts and basically hurting for its city commission, some other folks that are here or lessening JULIE PACE board, including at least which would provide THERESA CAMPBELL / DAILY COMMERCIAL AP White House Correspondent their voting strengths.” one American, an “out- equal geographic rep- Jason McHugh, assistant city manager for Wildwood, said rage of unspeakable resentation within the the city welcomes its growth, “but we want to preserve our Wildwood is experi- WASHINGTON — encing a growth spurt The United States be- proportions.” city and eliminate the community as much as we can.” Obama said the U.S. risk of one neighbor- with several large de- gan building a case Fri- velopments current- day linking pro-Russian believes the Malaysia hood or development, BUILDING BOOM Airlines plane was such as The Villages, In addition to The Villages, three other large developments of regional impact ly under construction separatists to the shock- in Wildwood could bring more than 15,000 new residents to the city. — including a total of ing downing of a pas- felled by a surface-to-air being in control. missile launched from Wildwood current- 1,225 new homes be- senger jet in Ukraine. N an area near the Ukraine- ly has commission- ing built by The Villag- A somber President 44A 466A Russia border that is ers who are elected WILDWOOD es, Oxford Oaks and Barack Obama declared

SUMTER COUNTY the deaths of those on SEE UKRAINE | A2 “at large,” which the 44 Lakeside Landings. 91 city voted last month Three other large de- velopments are on the

to amend, yet it will BROWNWOOD LAKE COUNTY WILDWOOD drawing board, includ- be up to the voters, If 75 SPRNGS 44 ing Wildwood Springs they vote “yes,” the city 3,700 homes 301 (3,700 homes), South- will be represented by COLEMAN ern Oaks (3,500 homes) five district areas rath- 468 er than commissioners and Landstone (8,000 elected citywide. homes). Why does the district- 301 501 McHugh said Wild- SOUTHERN OAKS wood’s city charter is ing matter? 3,500 homes “We have so many big currently written that 470 developments coming 470 the city has four com- on and we want to pre- SUMTERVILLE mission seats at-large and one mayor at-large. serve equal representa- LANDSTONE EVGENIY MALOLETKA / AP 471 8,000 homes “What we are doing tion within Wildwood,” 301 A pro-Russia fighter secures the area on the arrival of a said Jason F. McHugh, is we are eliminating delegation at the crash site of a Malaysia Airlines passenger assistant city manager WHITNEY WILLARD / STAFF GRAPHIC SEE WILDWOOD | A2 jet near the village of Hrabove, eastern Ukraine on Friday.

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to have so much development go- other organizations in the city and WILDWOOD ing on, which he attributes to The throughout Sumter County about FLORIDA FROM PAGE A1 Villages expanding in Wildwood the district changes. and other developers in the pri- “We want to spread the word basically the election of the mayor vate sector jumping on the band- to what we are doing, why we are LOTTERY wagon. doing it, and then the voters can by the public. We are adding an- JULY 18 other commission seat with five He noted Fruitland Park is make an informed decision as to commissioners and they (com- booming from The Villages, too. whether it is appropriate or not,” CASH 3...... 0-4-3 missioners) annually will elect “They are in a different situa- McHugh said. Afternoon...... 3-7-2 amongst themselves the may- tion because the growth that they Personally, the assistant city PLAY 4...... 6-5-4-1 or,” he said, which is the same are having is strictly The Villag- manager believes the amendment Afternoon...... 7-0-6-6 way that Leesburg commissioners es,” McHugh said. “Ours growth is would be good for local residents. choose their mayor each year. different because it is not just The “I hope that it does pass, but JULY 17 If the process of commission- Villages; we have a lot of other de- I don’t know if it will, but I hope FANTASY 5...... 3-8-10-15-26 ers being elected by districts is ap- velopment and stuff going on. … that it does,” he said. “I think that MEGA MONEY...... 11-29-34-37-17 We have 20,000 acres of vacant if you give the citizens enough in- proved by voters, McHugh said the MEGA MILLIONS...... 2-4-17-36-40-5 land and a lot of that is entitled for formation as to why we are doing city will adopt its final district map development, so we are going to something, they will be able to put with an ordinance. McHugh said be seeing a lot of things happen.” two and two together and think the city went ahead and conceptu- McHugh said Wildwood’s com- that this is a good idea.” ally mapped a draft of how the five THE NEWSPAPER OF CHOICE FOR LAKE AND SUMTER COUNTIES SINCE 1875 mission is independent of The Vil- McHugh said the city will be districts could look by using legal The Daily Commercial (ISSN 0896-1042) is published daily for lages. sending out pamphlets with res- $90.74 per year (plus Florida sales tax) by Halifax Media Group guidelines of equal population be- at 212 East Main Street, Leesburg, Florida. Periodicals postage is “We welcome all of the good idents’ utility bills closer to the paid at the USPO, Leesburg, FL. POSTMASTER: Send all address ing the No. 1 factor. things that they’ve brought to us. election about the amendment. changes to The Daily Commercial, P.O. Box 490007, Leesburg, FL “We will fine tune the map,” 34749-0007. All material contained in this edition is property of But at the same time, we have oth- Information is posted at city hall The Daily Commercial and is protected under the copyright laws of McHugh said. He said the large the United States of America. Reproduction is forbidden without er needs and things that are go- and on the city’s website: wild- written consent from the publisher. map that is shown at city hall and ing on that are important and that wood-fl.gov. even the city’s website is a concep- our commission feels is import- “We’re really going to start MISSED YOUR NEWSPAPER? HOW TO REACH US tual draft. “The (residential) unit REDELIVERY NOT AVAILABLE IN ant,” he said. “We want to protect spreading the word more aggres- ALTOONA OR SUMTER counts that the districts are based our lifestyle and that is what our sively as we get closer (to Election 365-8200 Call 352-787-0600 in Lake on are changing every day, and citizens want too. We just want to Day),” said McHugh, who not- In Sumter County: County or 877-702-0600 in 877-702-0600 when we go back and do the map be fair. We want to preserve Wild- ed he is willing to speak to local Sumter County 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. Monday through Friday. Call ADVERTISING in January or February or whenev- wood, we want to preserve what groups about the amendment and 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Saturday and 7 to 10 a.m. on Sunday. Retail...... 365-8200 er we do it, we have to go back and it is. We welcome this growth, but the city’s growth. “I will be happy Classified...... 314-3278 draw in the sand where the actu- we want to preserve our commu- to talk to anybody who wants to GOING ON VACATION CIRCULATION al units are and then go in an look nity as much as we can.” talk to us. It is part of my job.” Lake Co...... 352-787-0600 Call the Circulation Depart- Sumter Co. .... 877-702-0600 at it and fine-tune those boundar- McHugh said he and other city McHugh can be reached by call- ment 48 hours ahead to stop ies to a T.” officials will be talking to the Ro- ing 352-330-1330, ext. 112 or by service. Circulation Billing .. 787-0600 McHugh believes it is unusu- tary Club, Wildwood Communi- email at jmchugh@wildwood-fl. ACCOUNTING ...... 365-8216 al for a city the size of Wildwood ty Development Corporation, and gov. SUBSCRIPTION RATES SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION: Call 352-787-0600 (Lake Co.) or 877-702-0600 (Sumter Co.) between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Prepayments for 3 months or more, mail to: Circulation Dept., The Daily Commercial, P.O. Box 490007, Leesburg, FL 34749- UKRAINE 0007. Billed monthly at the rates shown. Home FROM PAGE A1 Delivery 3 Mos. Tax Total 6 Mos. Tax Total 1 Yr. Tax Total Daily/Sunday 28.43 1.99 30.42 50.05 3.50 53.56 90.74 6.35 97.09 controlled by Kremlin- OUR COMMITMENT TO ACCURACY backed separatists. Even The Daily Commercial promptly corrects errors of fact appearing in its as he cautioned that the pages. If you believe we have made an error, call the news department exact circumstances were at 352-365-8250. still being determined, STAFF INFORMATION the president turned his STEVE SKAGGS, publisher sights on Russia, saying 352-365-8213...... [email protected] the insurgents would not MARY MANNING-JACOBS, advertising director be capable of carrying out 352-365-8287...... [email protected] such an attack without NEWSROOM CONTACTS Moscow’s support. TOM MCNIFF, executive editor “We know that they are 352-365-8250...... [email protected] heavily armed and they are WHITNEY WILLARD, copy desk chief trained, and we know that 352-365-8258...... [email protected] that’s not an accident,” PAUL RYAN, digital editor Obama said. “That is hap- 352-365-8270...... [email protected] pening because of Russian TO REPORT LOCAL NEWS support.” DMITRY LOVETSKY / AP SCOTT CALLAHAN, news editor The president spoke A pro-Russian fighter inspects the site of a crashed Malaysia Airlines passenger plane near the 352-365-8203...... [email protected] shortly after Samantha village of Hrabove, Ukraine on Friday. REPORTERS Power, the U.S. ambassa- “good reason to cover up including a new round of came from a dozen coun- LIVI STANFORD, county government, schools dor to the United Nations, evidence of their crime.” penalties announced a day tries, spreading the im- 352-365-8257...... [email protected] outlined preliminary evi- The U.S. has called for evi- before the plane was shot pact of the Ukraine crisis ROXANNE BROWN, South Lake County dence against Russia and dence from the crash site to down, have done little to around the globe. 352-394-2183...... [email protected] the separatists during an remain in Ukraine until in- change Russian President “This certainly will be a MILLARD IVES, police and courts 352-365-8262...... [email protected] emergency meeting of vestigators determine who Vladimir Putin’s approach. wake-up call for Europe THERESA CAMPBELL, Leesburg and The Villages the U.N. Security Coun- is responsible. Obama warned Russia and the world that there 352-365-8209...... [email protected] cil. Power said separat- The American killed in anew on Friday that the are consequences to an es- AUSTIN FULLER, business news, Mount Dora, Eustis, Tavares ists were spotted Thursday the incident was identified U.S. has the capacity to in- calating conflict in eastern 352-365-8263...... [email protected] with an SA-11 anti-aircraft as Quinn Lucas Schans- crease the economic pain, Ukraine — that it is not go- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR missile at a location close man. Officials said they but he outlined no specif- ing to be localized, it is not Email submissions to [email protected] to the site where the plane were still working to con- ic potential actions. He did going to be contained,” SPORTS RESULTS came down and that they firm whether any other say he saw no U.S. mili- Obama said. Schools or coaches can report game results after 6 p.m. by call- had boasted on social me- U.S. citizens were on board tary role in the conflict that On Friday, he called Brit- ing 352-365-8268, or 352-365-8279. Submissions also can be dia sites about shooting the plane. has stemmed in part from ish Prime Minister Da- emailed to [email protected]. down a plane, then later For Obama, the downed Russia’s annexation of the vid Cameron and Ger- FRANK JOLLEY, sports editor deleted those posts. plane adds new complexi- Crimean Peninsula from man Chancellor Angela 352-365-8268...... [email protected] Power joined Obama in ty to U.S. efforts to quell the Ukraine. Merkel to discuss possi- GOOD FOR YOU AND CELEBRATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS calling for an immediate months-long conflict be- All 298 people aboard ble responses to the crisis. 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“What we’re seeing in June and 8,665 did he got to the lake, it was utes, and after surveying JOBS in June is the not. In Sumter the la- BOAT too late. the lake and seeing no FROM PAGE A1 bor force was 42,082, FROM PAGE A1 “I didn’t see any sign signs of Nathaniel, wait- churning of individuals with 40,066 employed of him, just water,” Don ed for the sheriff’s ma- Rusty Skinner, CEO entering and leaving and 2,016 unemployed. boaters tried to swim said. rine unit to come. of CareerSource in employment for a In June 2014, Walton to shore, but Nathan- Eventually, officialsSheriff’s Sgt. James Marion County, said variety of reasons.” County had the state’s iel couldn’t keep up and used radar to find Na- Vachon said it was not the June employment lowest unemploy- cried out for help. The thaniel’s body in 9 feet clear what time their numbers in the region Rusty Skinner ment rate (3.4 percent), two others tried to go of water about 50-75 feet marine unit arrived on could reflect seasonal CEO of CareerSource followed by Mon- back and help Nathan- off shore, FWC spokes- the scene but he refuted employment changes chief economist, said roe County (3.5 per- iel but couldn’t find him man Greg Workman some residents’ claims among public educa- in the same release cent), Okaloosa Coun- — only bubbles. They said. that they used to have tion support person- that “normal seasonal- ty (4.6 percent), Sumter turned back for the shore “It’s a tragedy, I just boats on Lake Schim- nel, which is experi- ity” — summer drops County (4.8 percent), and went door-to-door wish they had life jackets merhorn or it took a long and Wakulla County with them,” Valerie Wi- time to respond to the enced statewide. in agriculture and pub- looking for help. (4.9 percent). throw said. drowning. “What we’re seeing lic education employ- Valerie Withrow, who Hendry County had Valerie said it took a He said response time in June is the churn- ment — is “having a lives on Sunset Drive, the highest unemploy- long time for the Lake is affected by the geo- ing of individuals en- drag on the economy ment rate (10.6 per- said she had just pulled County sheriff’s ma- graphic location of the tering and leaving em- and impacts total em- cent) in Florida in into her driveway when rine unit to come, and call and whether or not ployment for a variety ployment” throughout June 2014, followed by she saw one of the boys she tried to help Eli and the marine deputy has of reasons,” he said in a Florida. Flagler County (8.8 per- frantically banging on Cook in a futile search to pull his boat out of an- press release. “They’re Sumter’s jobless rate cent); Hamilton Coun- a neighbor’s door and for a motorized boat to other waterway before not working and they in June was 4.8 percent, ty (8.6 percent); and crying. try to find Nathaniel. responding to the new are not looking for jobs, dropping from 5 per- Madison and Putnam “I just walked in and The 911 call was re- call or collect a special- where did they go? Did cent in May. Sumter’s counties (8.2 percent he was banging on (my) ceived by the sheriff’s Of- ty boat due to lake con- they get discouraged rate was the fourth low- each). door, distraught,” she fice about 4:15 p.m.; and ditions. and just stop looking? est in the state during There was one coun- told the same 911 oper- Lake County Fire-Res- “The marine units re- Did they go on vaca- June. ty, Hendry, with a dou- ator before handing the cue at 4:19 p.m. Assistant spond as quickly as tion? It’s difficult to In Lake, from a labor ble-digit unemploy- phone to Cook. Fire Chief Jack Filman possible to any boat- say.” force of 134,419 peo- ment rate for June and Her husband, Don Wi- said they made it to the ing emergency,” Vachon Rebecca Rust, DEO’s ple, 125,754 had jobs none in May. throw, said by the time scene in about 6 min- said. Saturday, July 19, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL A3

StateNEWS EDITOR SCOTT CALLAHAN n [email protected]&Region n 352-365-8203 www.dailycommercial.com Area Briefs UMATILLA LEESBURG Event to raise awareness Water rate hike gets initial approval for wildland firefighters STEVE FUSSELL — is weighted to favor small and ef- late the break by turning off water The daring work of the Florida Special to the Daily Commercial ficient household users over heavy valves in the area and were forced residential, restaurant and other to turn off all water to the city at the Forest Service and other wildland A water rate hike in Umatilla got firefighting agencies is depicted in a commercial users. Most homeown- main plant for several hours. an initial approval from City Council new Disney animated film, “Planes: ers will see their water bills go up The city also hasn’t had a rate hike members this week with little oppo- Fire & Rescue.” Moviegoers in some only a few dollars, officials said. in seven years and existing revenues Florida theaters, including the AMC sition from residents. An ordinance The rate hike followed an extend- no longer cover operating costs of Lake Square 12, Lake Square Mall, outlining the rate hike will get a sec- ed study that spotlighted improve- the water system, officials said. U.S. Highway 441, will view a short ond and final reading at the next ments needed in the city’s water “Our last rate hike was in 2008,” educational video about the Florida regular council meeting on Aug. 5. system. The problem was highlight- City Manager Glen Irby said. “With Forest Service and its efforts to pro- The rate increase — an average ed last October when a 10-inch wa- the recession, the council didn’t tect Florida from wildfires before of 11 percent this year and 8 per- ter main ruptured along Kentucky want to ask residents to pay more, the feature film begins. cent per year for three more years Avenue. Crews were unable to iso- but now we have no choice.” Members of the Florida Forest Service and the Withlacoochee Forestry Center will greet guests and demonstrate firefighting equipment FRUITLAND PARK from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today. For information about the Commission Florida Forest Service, go to www. FloridaForestService.com. candidates EUSTIS FIRST Robotics Team must qualify 1557 hosts open house FIRST Robotics Team 1557-12 Volt by Friday Bolt invites high school students, STEVE FUSSELL parents, teachers, and professionals Special to the Daily Commercial to attend an open house at the club- house, 211 N. Grove St. in Eustis, Candidates for Fruit- from 6 to 8 p.m. on Aug. 7. land Park City Commis- Those interested in joining the sion have until noon on team will have an opportunity to Friday to qualify to run view videos of previous competi- for office in the non-par- tions, see a robot in action, talk with tisan, at-large election to team members and mentors, see HALIFAX MEDIA GROUP FILE PHOTO be held in November. how a team works and have fun with From left, Tom Staggs, Walt Disney World Parks and Resorts Chairman, Mickey Mouse and singer No petition or filing fee like-minded students. Jordin Sparks attend an event at Walt Disney World Resort. is required. FIRST Robotics Team-12 Volt Bolt Two commission seats is sponsored by Lockheed Martin, will be on the ballot: Mount Dora Community Trust, Disney, union make deal Commission Seat Group Disney VoluntEARS, SECO and Publix. One, held by Al Goldberg, For information, call 352-234-6403 and Commission Seat or go to, www.12voltbolt.com. Park workers’ starting hourly pay to reach $10 by 2016 Group Four, currently held by Sharon Kelly. Associated Press approve the proposed contract on Aug. 1. Goldberg, who LADY LAKE The contract covers 21,000 full-time ORLANDO — Union officials say Walt currently serves as workers at the Florida-based theme park Household hazardous waste Disney World has reached a tentative la- vice-mayor, was first resort, which has around 45,000 full-time collection event scheduled bor agreement with its largest union elected to the commis- group that raises starting hourly pay and 25,000 part-time employees. sion in 2005. A respira- The Lake County Solid Waste from a little over $8 to $9 this year. Union officials say the contract freezes tory therapist, Goldberg Division is encouraging Lake County The agreement announced Friday rais- employee health care costs in 2015. moved to Fruitland Park residents only, to dispose of toxic es starting hourly pay to $9.50 next year Disney World and union officials have from Miami 34 years ago. materials in an environmentally and $10 in 2016. been negotiating since March, when the Kelly, who has served safe way at an upcoming Household Union members will vote whether to previous contract expired. on the commission since Hazardous Waste Collection event, 1995, is the board’s only from 9 a.m. to noon on Thursday at woman. The Rochester, the Lady Lake Convenience Center, N.Y., native is a former fi- 1200 Jackson St. nancial advisor who has Representatives will be on-hand Scott administration surprised lived in Fruitland Park to collect small quantities of unused for more than 35 years. or unwanted waste products such as Commissioners Kelly lawn and gardening materials, photo as immigrants arrive in Miami and Goldberg have both and swimming pool chemicals, paint said they intend to run and related products, cleaning solu- LAURA WIDES-MUNOZ Associated Press for re-election. tions, motor oil and used gas, bat- Qualified candidates teries, fluorescent lamps, light bulbs MIAMI — Florida Gov. must be city residents and small propane tanks. Infectious Rick Scott’s administration and must subscribe to waste, solvents, chemical laboratory expressed surprise and the oath of candidacy re- waste and radioactive waste items are concern Friday over re- quired by Florida statutes. prohibited. ports that the federal gov- Prospective candidates For information, go to www. ernment is sending un- should contact Fruitland lakecountyfl.gov, or call the Lake accompanied immigrant Park City Clerk Esther County Solid Waste Division at minors from the Southwest Coulson at City Hall, 565 352-343-3776. border to Miami — despite W. Berckman St., at 652- immigration attorneys say- 360-6727, or ecoulson@ Want to work for us? ing the practice has gone AP FILE PHOTO fruitlandpark.org. on for years. Julio Perez leads a group of supporters and members of the Florida The Daily Commercial is looking for In the last year, the num- Immigration Coalitions, towards Miami’s Krome Detention Center writers, photographers and part-time copy ber of Central American on Wednesday. TAVARES children crossing illegally editors who want to contribute to this into the United States from “I just don’t get it. We’ve been seeing children for years award-winning publication. Mexico has skyrocketed, who’ve fled Central America and other countries and No leader Writers and photographers will cover with more than 57,000 chil- arrive here. We interact with them (at the shelters) all the sports, news or lifestyle events on an dren — mostly from Hon- time. We’re not afraid of catching any horrific diseases. as-needed basis. Those interested in duras, Guatemala and El in district Salvador — arriving since Maybe a child has a common cold. The concerns being writing must be able to drive to assign- Oct. 1. raised here are so farfetched in our experience.” ments, write smoothly and quickly and election Many are fleeing gang vi- Cheryl Little file their articles on deadline. olence, poverty or both and Miami immigration attorney Staff Report hope to reunite with rela- Photographers must be equipped with cluding in Florida. that the federal govern- tives already in the Unit- A new poll from StPe- digital cameras and have the ability to ment was so overwhelmed ed States. Unlike children In a letter to the U.S. tePolls.org shows Cen- transmit their photos by computer. that it was not provid- from Mexico, those com- Department of Health tral Florida voters see no Copy editors must have strong word ing from Central America and Human Services Fri- ing basic medical screen- clear front-runner in a skills, be technically proficient and have are entitled to an immigra- day, state Health Secre- ings to the children and crowded field of Repub- the ability to work under deadlines. Famil- tion hearing and may not tary John Armstrong wrote: demanded to know what lican candidates seeking steps the department was iarity with InDesign is a must. be automatically deport- “The Florida Department to replace term-limit- of Health has received un- taking to screen the chil- ed state Rep. Bryan Nel- We strongly prefer applicants who have ed under U.S. law. Presi- dent Barack Obama has confirmed reports thatdren and track infectious son, who represents Eu- experience in the publishing field. asked Congress to approve the federal government is diseases. stis, Tavares, Umatilla, If you’re interested in being part of our an emergency $3.7 billion bringing unaccompanied The federal government Mount Dora and Apop- team, please send a brief cover letter, spending bill to deal with minors from the border to is not calling the state to say ka in District 31. resume and samples of your work to the crisis. Florida today.” where or when it is placing Of those likely voters the children in Florida or showing a preference, Executive Editor Tom McNiff at Some of these youths Armstrong, who shared are being sent to shelters the letter with reporters, for how long, said governor nearly 17 percent favor [email protected]. around the country, in- cited an ABC News report SEE MIAMI | A4 SEE DISTRICT | A4 A4 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, July 19, 2014 IN MEMORY OBITUARIES ied music and piano. worked as wife: Su- FDA warns against She graduated from the a proper- san Kutsop Katherine Blumhardt University of Tennes- ty manag- of Lees- Mrs. Katherine Blum- see. Returning to Flori- er in many burg, FL; powdered caffeine hardt, 91 of Apop- da, she met and married states. Her two sons: ka, Florida passed Jim Herlong and they husband Gregory MARY CLARE those who drink cof- and JALONICK ANN SANNER fee, tea or soda may be away Wednesday, July made their preced- HOGAN P. Kutsop KUTSOP Associated Press 16, 2014. Born in Bar- home in ed her in (Andrea) aware of caffeine’s less gau, Germany, she Leesburg. death in 2008. Grace is of French- WASHINGTON — serious effects, like ner- moved to Umatilla from She was a survived by her sons; town, NJ The Food and Drug Ad- vousness and trem- Niles, MI in 1992, and member Richard Hogan of New and Rob- ministration is warning ors, and may not realize then moved to Long- of Delta Marshfield, Ohio, Ger- ert J. Unice (Melanie) people to avoid pure that the powdered form wood in 2010. She was Delta Del- ald “Jerry” Hogan and of Montville, NJ; four powdered caffeine sold is a pure chemical. “The difference be- a homemaker and a ta; Silver HERLONG Jeff Hogan both of De- daughters: Lisa K. Wicks on the Internet after the member of D.A.N.K., Lake Gar- bary, her brothers; Earl of Lexington, NC, Tiffa- death of an Ohio teen. tween a safe amount German-American As- den Club, Hoffsis of Toledo, Ohio, ny Kutsop of Fleming- Even a teaspoon of and a lethal dose of caf- sociation of Benton Leesburg Women’s Club Jim Hoffsis of Albuquer- ton, NJ, Kimberly Ped- the powder could be feine in these powdered Harbor, MI, and a mem- and Morrison United que, New Mexico and rick of Whitehouse, NJ lethal — it is equiva- products is very small,” ber of St. Mary of the Methodist Church. She George Hoffsis of Bowl- and Kristin Marsiglia of lent to 25 cups of coffee. she said. Lakes Catholic Church. enjoyed painting; was ing Green, Ohio, five Garwood, NJ; a brother: Eighteen-year-old Lo- The powder is also She is survived by her an avid golfer and had grandchildren and sev- Joseph Kutsop of Blak- gan Stiner of LaGrange, almost impossible to son: John Blumhardt, memberships to Silver eral great grandchil- ley, PA; a sister: Joyce Ohio, died May 27 after measure with com- Adrian, MI; daughter: Lake Golf and Country dren. Memorial services Toton of Endicott, NY; consuming it. mon kitchen tools, the Anita Blumhardt, Niles, Club and Harbor Hills. will be held in St. Phil- twelve grandchildren: The FDA said it is in- FDA said. Volume mea- MI; Kathy Lengemann, She and Jim enjoyed ip Lutheran Church of Katherine Wicks, Peter vestigating caffeine sures like teaspoons ar- Apopka, FL; grandchil- many vacations travel- Mount Dora on Monday Wicks, Victoria John- powder and will “con- en’t precise enough and dren: Michael Lenge- ling to golf resorts in the July 21st at 1 PM. The fi- ston, Robert Johnston, sider taking regulato- a scale may be needed. mann; Tanja Baci- United States, Ireland, nal resting place will be Brandon Johnston, Vir- ry action.” The agency The agency added galupi, Nick Hojara; Scotland, Portugal and Florida National Ceme- ginia Kutsop, Gregory said it is recommend- that the products may great-grandchildren: Italy. Ruby is survived tery, Bushnell. You may M. Kutsop, Ryan Ped- ing consumers stay carry minimal or insuf- Tobi Lengemann; As- by her son, Jen (Peggy) leave your condolenc- rick, Sidney Ryan, Ben- away from it. ficient labeling. Con- pyn Lengemann, Kay- Herlong of Leesburg, es and memories by vis- jamin Marsiglia, Chase Teenagers and young sumers may not be la Hojara; Katie Hoja- FL; daughter, Coranelle iting steversonhamlin- Unice and Lena Unice. adults may be particu- aware that even a small ra; Kourtney Hojara; Glass of Mt. Dora, FL; hilbish.com. Steverson, A Memorial Gather- larly drawn to the pow- amount can cause an Kelsey Hojara and Al- four grandchildren, Hamlin & Hilbish Fu- ing will be held on Fri- der, which is a stimu- overdose. exandria Bacigalupi. Bryan Glass, Rob Glass, nerals and Cremations, day, July 25, 2014 from lant. Caffeine powder FDA Commission- Mass of Christian burial Denise Prudhomme, 226 E. Burleigh Blvd., 2:00PM to 4:00PM at is marketed as a dietary er Margaret Hamburg will be held 11:00 a.m. Andi Herlong and four Tavares. 352-343-8000 Page-Theus Funeral supplement and is un- recently said that the Monday, July 21, 2014 great grandchildren. A Home, Leesburg, Flor- regulated, unlike caf- agency needs to better at St. Mary of the Lakes graveside service will ida. The family has re- feine added to soda. understand the role of Catholic Church in Eu- be held on Monday, July quested in lieu of flow- FDA spokeswoman the stimulant, especial- stis with Father Gilbert 21 at 11:00 AM at Lone ers that donations may Jennifer Dooren said ly on children. Medina, Celebrant. In- Oak Cemetery, Lees- be made to Cornerstone terment will follow at burg. For those who Hospice for The Villages Umatilla Cemetery An- wish, memorial dona- Hospice House and An- nex. The family will re- tions may be made to gel Flight at http://www. Realtor set to compete in ceive friends from Cornerstone Hospice, Gerald Peter Kutsop angelflightse.org/. On- 4-6:00 Sunday at Beyers 2445 Lane Park Road, Gerald Peter Kutsop, line condolences may Funeral Home in Uma- Tavares, FL 32778. On- 75, Leesburg, FL. passed be left by visiting www. duathlon championship tilla. In lieu of flowers line condolences may away on July 16, 2014 at pagetheusfuneralhome. contributions can be be left at www.beyersfu- ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer athlons Cornerstone Hospice com. Services entrusted made to Hospice of the neralhome.com [email protected] put on by in The Villages, FL sur- to Page-Theus Funer- Comforter, 480 w. Cen- Arrangements en- Sommer rounded by his loving al Home Chapel, Lees- Diane Travis of Travis tral Pkwy Altamonte trusted to Beyers Funer- Sports in family and staff of Cor- burg, FL. Realty in Clermont, who Springs, FL 32714. On- al Home and Cremato- Clermont. nerstone Hospice. Mr. has been competing in line condolences can be ry, Leesburg, FL Tra- Kutsop was the Owner duathlons since 1998, made to www.beyersfu- TRAVIS vis said Grace E. Hogan of Top Safety Products will take part in the USA neralhome.com. Beyers she never Company of Branch- Duathlon Nationals to- Funeral Home, Umatilla. Grace E. Hogan, 88, of knew about duathlons, burg, NJ, and was a Vet- day in St. Paul, Minn. Tavares, passed away in which involve running Ruby Elizabeth Herlong eran of the U.S. Army. On May 31 and June Orange City on July 17, and biking, but once she He and his wife moved 30, Travis, 60, was in Ruby Elizabeth (Pre- 2014. She was born in caught wind of them, vatt) Herlong, 92, of North Baltimore, Ohio to Leesburg 10 years Pontevedra, Spain for she started training. Leesburg, Florida, died where she graduated ago from Bridgewater, William “Greg” Olin the World Duathlon “Once I started, I nev- Wednesday, July 16, high school and shortly NJ. Mr. Kutsop was a William “Greg” Olin, Championship, an in- er stopped,” she said. 2014. She was born No- after was married to her Life Member of the Elks passed away on July ternational competition According to the USA vember 26, 1921 in Kis- husband of 59 years, Lodge in Flemington, 9, 2014. He is survived where she took second Triathlon 2014 Nation- simmee, Florida, grew Richard Hogan. Tava- NJ as well as being a pri- by his wife Glenda, place in her age group al Championships web- up in Tavares and grad- res was her home for vate pilot and volun- his brother Daniel, his with a time of 1:22:46. site, the race distanc- uated from Tavares the last sixteen years. teering for Angel Flight mother and step-father In Minnesota, Travis es for Saturday are as High School. She at- She was a member of St. out of the Leesburg In- Sharon and Gary Court- said she is going for the follows: Standard Dis- tended Stetson Uni- Philip Lutheran Church ternational Airport. He ier, other family mem- gold. tance: 4.6k run — 31.2k versity where she stud- of Mt. Dora and had is survived by his loving bers, and many friends. “I am ready to com- pete and plan on com- bike — 4.4k run; Sprint ing back to Clermont Distance: 2.9k run — 20.8k bike — 2.7k run. by the letter since the tral America and oth- The federal health de- with a gold medal,” she MIAMI said before leaving. Travis said when she federal government has er countries and arrive partment on Friday ac- returns, she will jump for years housed un- here. We interact with Her time and place- FROM PAGE A3 knowledged a recent right back into cam- accompanied children them (at the shelters) all outbreak of pneumo- ment after Nationals paign mode — consid- who have crossed the the time. We’re not afraid nia and the flu among will determine whether spokesman John Tupps. ering that this year, she’s U.S.-Mexican border in of catching any horrific youngsters at a tempo- or not she qualifies for Miami immigration set out on another run- South Florida shelters. diseases. Maybe a child rary shelter at a Naval next year’s world com- attorney Cheryl Little ning venture. For this She said her organiza- has a common cold. The base in California’s Ven- petition, set for October said she was confused race, however, the prize tion, Americans for Im- concerns being raised tura County but said the 2015 in Australia. is a two-year stint as a migrant Justice, meets here are so farfetched in general public was not “I never thought I councilwoman for Seat with dozens of these our experience.” at risk. would still be compet- 5 on Clermont’s City youth each week. Little said the num- In a statement, Flor- ing, but it’s just so much Council. The letter, which was ber of youth her organi- ida health department fun,” Travis said. “I get to In Loving Memory travel all over the world The primary election Willie Jane Carter also addressed to the zation has provided ser- spokesman Kenneth J. Federal Emergency vices to has increased Wolfe said the agency with people and fellow for that race is Aug. 26 “Mama Jane” athletes I’ve come to and Travis is running 8/2/1920 - 1/4/2012 Management Agency, drastically in the last does provide medical requests details about year — up from about exams to the children, know, what can be bet- against opponents Tim “any records of infec- 1,600 in 2013 to that as well as vaccines and ter than that? I’m bless- Murry and Dr. Thomas tious diseases associat- many as of July of this that if children do have ed.” Spencer. ed with the children cur- year. communicable diseas- Travis said she has al- The seat is current- rently in federal care in She said the two main es, they are quarantined. ways been athletic, hav- ly held by Councilman Florida...” youth shelters in Miami “This week, HHS took ing waterskiied and Rick VanWagner, who is “I just don’t get it,” Lit- together house about additional measures played racquetball for now running for mayor. tle said. “We’ve been 200 youth and are add- to ensure that children years. Then she began The general election seeing children for ing another 24 beds. previously screened, attending the local du- this year falls on Nov. 4. YOU ARE CORDIALLY years who’ve fled Cen- She said minors are sent vaccinated and med- INVITED! there as they await their ically cleared while in EVENT: Treva Lyons-Kelly Seefeldt, 52, with 8 per- Foundation Inc. Scholarship Program legal cases, often for asy- Customs and Border The Late Willie Jane Carter Scholarship lum or to reunite with Protection (CBP) cus- DISTRICT cent, and Altamon- DATE: Sunday, July 20, 2014 parents in the country. tody had not fallen ill FROM PAGE A3 te Springs fraud exam- TIME: 5:00PM They tend to stay in the while pending trans- iner Joseph Stephens, GIVEN BY: Treva Lyons-Kelly Foundation, Inc. & the Carter Family shelters from a week to port to Unaccompanied youth development 51, with 6 percent. Ste- 352-636-1558, Fax 352-599-2992, phens has said he will 352-460-3907 a month, depending on Alien Children program leader Jennifer Sulli- ADDRESS: Powerhouse Christian the case. facilities,” Wolfe said. van, 22, of Mount Dora. move to District 31 if Center Running a close second elected. 565 Glover Street Eustis, Florida 32726 with 15 percent is Ran- Some 42 percent of Elder Harold Kelly, Pastor dy Glisson, 53, a Eustis the likely voters re- “We Miss You” chiropractor and clinic main undecided at this The Carter Family owner. point, according to the D003595 D004190 Not far behind is poll. former Lake Coun- The winner of the ty teacher union lead- Aug. 26 primary gets a er Belita “B” Gras- two-year term paying sel, 66, who received $29,697 a year. 11 percent. Rounding The poll was con- out the race is Apopka ducted by an automat- D004340 businesswoman Terri ed calling system. Saturday, July 19, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL A5 ‘Funnel of fire’ destroys homes in Washington NICHOLAS K. GERANIOS Thursday evening just as the “There’s a lot of misplaced and GENE JOHNSON fire reached the front of his people, living in parking lots Associated Press home, which erupted like a and stuff right now,” said Rod PATEROS, Wash. — A box of matches. Griffin, a fly-fishing guide fire racing through rural “It was just a funnel of fire,” who lives near Twisp. “The north-central Washington Brownlee said. “All you could whole valley’s in disarray.” destroyed about 100 homes, do was watch her go.” He described long lines for Next door, the Pateros leaving behind smoldering gasoline, with at least one Community Church ap- rubble, solitary brick chim- gas station out of fuel, and peared largely undamaged. neys and burned-out auto- said cellphone towers must The pavement of U.S. mobiles as it blackened hun- have been damaged as well Highway 97 stopped the ad- dreds of square miles in the because there was very little vance of some of the flames, ELAINE THOMPSON / AP service. scenic Methow Valley. protecting parts of the town. A firefighter drags a hose past a line of fire Friday in Winthrop, Wash. In Brewster, 6 miles to the Friday’s dawn revealed dra- Firefighters poured water south, a hospital was evac- matic devastation, with the over the remnants of homes Washington, which has been National Guard troops were uated as a precaution. The Okanagan County town of Friday morning, raising wracked by hot, dry weather, on standby, and up to 1,000 Pateros, home to 650 people, clouds of smoke, steam and and gusting winds and light- more in Yakima could receive smoke was so thick there Fri- hit especially hard. Most res- dust. Two big water towers ning. Some 2,000 firefighters additional fire training. Ac- day it nearly obscured the idents evacuated in advance perched just above the town were working in the eastern tive duty military could be Columbia River from adja- of the flames, and some re- were singed black. Ash fell part of the state, with about called in as well, Inslee said. cent highways. The smoke turned Friday to see what, like snowflakes. a dozen helicopters from “This, unfortunately, is not extended all the way to Spo- if anything, was left of their The fire consumed utility the Department of Natural going to be a one-day or one- kane, 150 miles to the east. houses. There were no re- poles from two major power Resources and the Nation- week event,” he said. Officials said the fire, ports of injuries, officialslines, knocking out power to al Guard, along with a Wash- Sections of several high- known as the Carlton Com- said. Pateros as well as the towns ington State Patrol spotter ways were closed in the plex, had blackened 260 A wall of fire wiped out of Winthrop and Twisp to the plane. Methow Valley, a popular square miles by Friday morn- a block of homes on Daw- north. Karina Shagren, spokes- area for hiking and fishing ing, up dramatically from the son Street. David Brown- Gov. Jay Inslee said about woman for the state’s Mili- about 180 miles northeast of prior estimate of 28 square lee, 75, said he drove away 50 fires were burning in tary Department, said 100 Seattle. miles. US appeals court tosses Officials: Unlicensed mortician Oklahoma gay marriage ban had remains of 50 people SEAN MURPHY and TIM TALLEY backed the ban in 2004. Associated Press “There are so many gay and lesbi- Associated Press in a larceny case when Jake Wark, said no charges investigators found have been sought against OKLAHOMA CITY — A feder- an Oklahomans who are celebrating, BOSTON — An unli- and they have every right to, because the cremated remains O’Donnell in the dis- al appeals court ruling Friday that censed funeral director Wednesday at a Somer- covery of the human re- this is a victory for all of us,” Bald- accused of stealing more Oklahoma’s ban on gay marriage is ville self-storage busi- mains, but authorities are unconstitutional spurred celebra- win said. “We may be the people at than $12,000 from an el- ness. On Thursday, they conducting a criminal in- tion among gay rights activists but the front of the line holding the flag, derly couple could face found 12 sets of human vestigation. sparked sharp anger among Repub- but never think for one minute that more charges after au- lican leaders in a conservative state there’s not a huge army behind us. thorities found 12 bod- remains at a similar that prides itself on being the buck- We are far from alone in this.” ies and the cremated re- business in Weymouth. WILDWOOD le of the nation’s Bible Belt. Friday’s decision marks the sec- mains of more than 40 Suffolk District Attor- The decision by a three-judge pan- ond time the federal appeals court others in two self-stor- ney Daniel Conley said CYCLERY el of the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of has found the U.S. Constitution age units he rented, au- no foul play is suspected Bikes for Every Terain & Budget Appeals in Denver upholding a fed- protects same-sex marriage, after thorities said Friday. and investigators were Sales • Service

eral judge’s ruling is the latest in a de- its June ruling in a Utah case. As in Joseph O’Donnell, working to identify the D003782 cade-long legal battle. That fight was the Utah case, the court put its 2-1 55, of Boston, was be- remains. WD Plaza • 352-399-2983 launched by two couples — Sharon ruling on hold pending an appeal, ing held on $10,000 bail Conley’s spokesman, www.wildwoodcyclery.com Baldwin and Mary Bishop, and Gay meaning same-sex couples won’t be Phillips and Susan Barton — shortly allowed to marry in Oklahoma for after 76 percent of Oklahoma voters now. D003876 D005035 A6 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, July 19, 2014 Israel PM says expansion of Gaza assault possible IBRAHIM BARZAK and ARON HELLER But there are calls from been wounded. Associated Press hard-liners in Isra- The Israeli military GAZA CITY, Gaza el to completely crush said it killed nearly 20 Strip — Israeli troops Hamas and drive it from militants in exchanges pushed deeper into power in Gaza. That of fire. Gaza health of- Gaza on Friday to de- could mean a longer ficials said 25 Palestin- stroy rocket launching operation with the dan- ians have been killed sites and tunnels, fir- ger of mounting casual- since the ground op- ing volleys of tank shells ties in a conflict that has eration began, includ- and clashing with Pales- already seen more than ing three teenage sib- tinian fighters in a high- 274 Palestinians killed lings from the Abu stakes ground offensive in Gaza, around a fifth Musallam family who meant to weaken the of them children. were killed when a tank enclave’s Hamas rulers. Israel had been ret- shell hit their home. At The assault opens a icent about a ground the morgue, one of the new, potentially extend- offensive for fear of victims’ faces was ed and bloodier stage in endangering its own blackened by soot and the conflict following a soldiers and drawing in- he and his siblings were 10-day Israeli campaign ternational condemna- each wrapped in a white of more than 2,000 air- tion over mounting Pal- burial shroud. estinian civilian deaths. Their father, Ismail, strikes against Gaza that LEFTERIS PITARAKIS / AP had failed to halt mili- But after an attempt said the three were by Hamas to infiltrate A Palestinian boy walks on debris of a destroyed building hit by an Israeli strike in Gaza City, sleeping when the shell tants rocket fire on Is- northern Gaza Strip on Friday. raeli cities. Prime Minis- Israel on Thursday — struck, and that he had ter Benjamin Netanyahu when 13 armed militants the other options were “be ready for the possi- 20, were not made clear: to dig them out from said he told his military sneaked through a tun- exhausted and with bility of a significant ex- Hamas’s military wing under the rubble. to prepare for a possible nel from Gaza, only to be the understanding pansion of the ground said it ambushed Is- Israel says it is go- “significant” expansion killed by an airstrike as that without the oper- operation.” raeli units in the north- ing to great lengths to of the operation. they emerged inside Is- ation the price we will Israel saw its first mil- ern town of Beit Lahiya, avoid civilian casualties The government said rael — Netanyahu gave pay can be very high,” itary death of the con- but Israeli media said and blames them on its goal is to stop rocket the order that evening for he said Friday before a flict in the early hours Barak was likely killed Hamas, accusing it of attacks, destroy the net- thousands of troops on special Cabinet meet- of the ground assault. by friendly fire. An Is- firing from within resi- work of Hamas tunnels standby to enter Gaza. ing in Tel Aviv. The circumstances raeli civilian died from dential neighborhoods into Israel and weak- “We chose to be- He said he had in- behind the death of mortar fire earlier in the and using its civilians as en Hamas militarily. gin this operation after structed the military to Staff Sgt. Eitan Barak, week, and several have “human shields.” Ex-general alleges massive fraud in Indonesia vote NINIEK KARMINI and MARK BAKER Associated Press

JAKARTA, Indone- sia — Indonesian pres- idential candidate Pra- bowo Subianto alleged Friday there had “been quite massive incidenc- es” of fraud in general elections, which he said might prevent him from winning the most divi- TATAN SYUFLANA / AP sive polls in the fragile Indonesian presidential candidate Prabowo Subianto democracy’s history. gestures during an interview in Bogor, West Java on Friday. The Suharto-era gen- me,” he said. “In my is no reason to think eral has been claim- conviction, is it more otherwise this time. AP FILE PHOTO ing to be ahead in the Demonstrators chant pro-Islamic State group slogans as they carry the group’s flags in front than half, if there is no Subianto’s insistence vote count, whose of- cheating.” that he was on course for of the provincial government headquarters on June 16 in Mosul, 225 miles northwest of ficial results will be an- Baghdad. Several reputable or- victory, and his allega- nounced next week. ganizations have car- tions of fraud, have led But in an interview ried out a “quick count” to speculation in some with The Associated of a sample of the votes quarters that the super- In Iraq, Syria militants Press, Subianto for the that show Widodo with rich candidate might be first time suggested he a small but decisive trying to himself fix the might lose to his chal- lead. The quick counts results or will refuse to try to govern as a state lenger, former Jakarta have accurately fore- concede. That would put governor Joko Widodo, cast past regional and pressure on the coun- ZEINA KARAM and BASSEM MROUE risk of provoking a back- group an alien entity. due to voting fraud. national elections in In- try’s democratic institu- Associated Press lash from the people In recognition of that, “Half of the Indone- donesia, and indepen- tions and could possibly they have come to rule. the group has varied the BEIRUT — Across the sian people support dent analysts say there lead to violence. Unlike Lebanon’s Hez- imposition of the rad- broad swath of territo- bollah or the Palestinian ical version of Islam- ry they control bridging militant group Hamas, ic law they advocate. Syria and Iraq, extremist which have deep roots In their main strong- militants from the group in their communities, hold in Syria, the city Executions rise worldwide in 2013 known as the Islam- the Islamic State group of Raqqa, they have un- COLLEEN BARRY highest number since the 2003 fall ic State have proven to is not a grassroots move- leashed it without re- Associated Press of Saddam Hussein. be highly organized ad- ment and its sway over serve, killing perceived China remains the world’s top ex- MILAN — The number of execu- ministrators. Flush with its populations is ulti- offenders and cutting ecutioner, with more than 3,000 ex- cash, they fix roads, po- mately based on vio- off the hands of thieves tions worldwide rose last year de- ecutions carried out last year, about lice traffic, administerlence, not necessarily a in public. spite a general global trend toward equal to 2012. Still, the report not- courts, and have even set groundswell of support But in Iraq’s second capital punishment abolition, ac- ed that executions in China have up an export system of for its vision of a hard- largest city, Mosul, they cording to a report released Friday by halved since 2007 — largely due to smuggled crude from oil line Islamic caliphate. have been more cautious. an Italian anti-death penalty group. a legal reform requiring a high court fields they have seized. While it has been wel- They’ve taken some steps The organization Hands off Cain, review of death penalty sentences. But the extremists — a comed by some disen- like banning alcohol and based in Rome, said Friday that at Hands off Cain said 12 states were mix of Iraqis and Syrians franchised Iraqi Sunnis painting over street ad- least 4,106 people were executed in considered to have abolished the but also foreign fighters as potential saviors from vertisements that show 2013, up from 3,967 in 2012, due to death penalty in 2013 or so far in from Arab countries and the Shiite-dominated women’s faces — but increases in Iran, which recorded 2014, either through a moratorium non-Arab regions like government in Bagh- have held off on strict the highest number of executions or de facto by not carrying out an the Caucasus — run the dad, many consider the punishments. in 15 years, and Iraq, which had the execution in a decade. Many killed as extremists attack Nigerian town HARUNA UMAR spokesman Abbas Gava. But locals said the soldiers and biggest oil producer. which said the insurgency has Associated Press Well-armed Islamic ex- were driven from the base and Boko Haram has attracted killed at least 2,053 civilians in MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — tremists attacked as residents that extremists twice have am- international condemnation an estimated 95 attacks during Boko Haram gunmen killed were preparing for the 5 a.m. bushed military convoys try- for the abductions of more the first half of 2014. That com- many villagers and set homes dawn prayers and the civilian ing to reach it in the past week. than 200 Nigerian schoolgirls pares to an estimated 3,600 ablaze in a northeastern Ni- defense fighters could only The militants had cut off who have been held in cap- people killed in the first four gerian town just 85 kilome- resist with clubs and home- access to the town from the tivity for 3 months. years of the insurgency. ters from the strategic cen- made shotguns, he said. south on Monday when Boko Haram, which means The New York-based advoca- ter of Maiduguri before dawn Damboa has been besieged they blew up a bridge fur- “Western education is sinful,” cy group said there has been “a Friday, according to survivors. for two weeks, since Islamic ther south. Damboa is on the has increased the number and dramatic increase” in casual- Residents of Damboa town extremists on July 4 attacked main road south from Maidu- deadliness of attacks this year, ties from bombs, with at least called The Associated Press a new tank battalion base set guri, the Borno state capital. particularly in its stronghold in 432 people reported killed in to say they were “piling up up on its outskirts. The De- Both Nigeria’s military the Nigeria’s northeast, though 14 blasts so far this year. corpses.” fense Ministry reported it re- and Boko Haram have been it also has detonated bombs Boko Haram wants to en- Half the town is up in pelled the attack and killed at claiming victories on the bat- as far away as Lagos, the com- force an Islamic state in Nige- flames, say civilian defense least 50 insurgents, with the tlefield in the rapidly spread- mercial capital in the south- ria though half the country’s fighters there according to deaths of six soldiers includ- ing Islamic insurgency in Af- west. Human Rights Watch population of 170 million is Nigerian Vigilante Group ing the commanding officer. rica’s most populous nation published a report this week Christian. Saturday, July 19, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL A7 YOUR EDITORIAL BOARD STEVE SKAGGS...... PUBLISHER TOM MCNIFF...... EXECUTIVE EDITOR SCOTT CALLAHAN...... NEWS EDITOR WHITNEY WILLARD...... COPY DESK CHIEF GENE PACKWOOD...... EDITORIAL CARTOONIST Voices www.dailycommercial.com AVOICE Mexico’s mix of oil and drugs exico has witnessed a dramatic eco- nomic expansion since the North M American Free Trade Agreement went into effect in 1994 and opened the country to foreign competition. But one area where its progress remains stalled is in its petroleum sector, where outside competition has re- mained largely off limits. To get where Mexico needs to go econom- ically, its legislature must keep moving for- ward with the petroleum reform package that President Enrique Peña Nieto initiat- ed in April to alter the monopoly status of the state-owned oil company, Pemex. Equal- ly important are the security mechanisms his government must put in place to ensure that drug violence and corruption don’t turn Mex- ico’s oil and gas potential into just another high-profile symbol of a failing state. Petroleum sales provide one-third of Mexico’s government income and more than 10 percent of export revenue, making it a crucial compo- nent of the nation’s economic stability. Yet Mex- ico’s production has declined 20 percent since 2004. It cannot afford to let this trend continue. OTHERVOICES The regions where Mexico has the best prospects for new oil and gas development also are areas where organized crime is most Texas border situation is complicated active. That’s no coincidence. The drug cartels are diversifying their sourc- ’m willing to make the wild- years ago, increasing significantly es of illicit income, and the petroleum sector is ly optimistic assumption that after Obama’s announcement. one of their biggest and most potentially lucra- I the majority of Americans ap- Cynthia And while these children are tive targets. Some cartel members are siphon- preciate the complexity of the frequently escaping poverty and ing oil from pipelines to sell on international current situation on our border. Allen crime — circumstances that are markets. Others are extorting protection money As such, their feelings in re- lamentable but do not quali- from drilling and exploration operations. sponse to the influx of women and MCCLATCHY-TRIBUNE fy them for refugee status — oth- The presence of armed groups engaged in unaccompanied Central Ameri- NEWS SERVICE er evidence, including a recent these activities is nothing new. American oil can minors are, well, complex. assessment by the El Paso Intelli- companies have had to cope for years with Their hearts break at the im- Some immigrant minors gence Center, confirms “the per- theft and extortion demands while working in ages of small children with tear- have family in the U.S.; ception of U.S. immigration laws war zones such as Colombia, Indonesia and stained cheeks and search- others do not. Regardless, granting free passes or permisos various African countries. ing eyes. The phrase “We are a to UAC (unaccompanied children) A crucial difference, however, is that the nation of immigrants” cycles they come to this country, and adult females OTMs (other Mexican government places heavy restric- through their minds. many of them teenagers, than Mexicans) traveling with mi- tions on the security measures that foreign They also feel an instinctive in- absent language skills, nors” is an equally potent force companies can take to protect themselves. clination toward order, an ap- proper education, money behind the massive migration. Private ownership of weapons by foreigners preciation that borders and laws Some immigrant minors have is prohibited, making it difficult for energy exist for good reasons (econom- and friends, things they need family in the U.S.; others do not. companies to provide their own security. ic, military and cultural), and a to succeed as prospective Regardless, they come to this That leaves a stark choice for Peña Nieto’s sense that our commitment to Americans. Once the well- country, many of them teenag- government. If it allows insecurity and corrup- the rule of law is meaningless if ers, absent language skills, prop- tion to prevail, foreign companies almost cer- we continue down a path that intended humanitarian aid er education, money and friends, tainly will stay away, and the country’s crucial subverts our national sovereignty. runs dry, they will again be things they need to succeed as petroleum revenue will continue declining. Despite these emotions, the vulnerable to the very same prospective Americans. Once the But as the drug cartels have demonstrated all prevailing narratives perpetuated societal evils — destitution well-intended humanitarian aid along the border, any government action that by commentators on the left and runs dry, they will again be vul- threatens their income elicits more violence. the right have been condensed and gangs, but this time nerable to the very same socie- The stakes get higher, and the challenge into single incendiary, and frank- in the U.S. — that drove tal evils — destitution and gangs, gets tougher, every time the government ly, obtuse phrases: “Let them many of them north. but this time in the U.S. — that cedes ground to the cartels. stay!” and “Send them home!” drove many of them north. The nation’s prosperity depends on maxi- It’s unhelpful that some blun- Act has mutated into a source of Like the emotions surround- mizing the country’s petroleum potential, but dering but isolated voices on the chaos, the victims of which are ing the crisis, solutions will be that won’t happen if foreign petroleum ex- right are calling these children in- children, and the greatest benefi- equally complex. perts can’t do their jobs safely. Mexico cannot vaders and “illeagles,” suggest- ciaries, human traffickers.” Those calling for compassion afford to let criminal drug and extortion orga- ing that the best course is to greet It’s evident that this law has are right to do so. Americans can nizations effectively become an oil cartel. the buses transporting these trav- been a boon to the coyotes who be charitable to those in imme- diate need without undermining Distributed by MCT Information Services. el-weary minors with protests. scavenge Central American Their frustration would be better towns, promising desperate par- their own principles or the law. directed at elected leaders whose ents that a better life awaits their But defining compassion re- responsibility is making mean- children in the U.S. quires thought and emotion. What ingful policy and, for God’s sake, But this law became remark- ultimately is best for these chil- enforcing our laws. ably easier to exploit after Pres- dren — and the common good of The newspaper of choice for Lake both the U.S. and the nations from and Sumter counties since 1875 But it’s equally unhelpful that ident Barack Obama’s 2012 de- some on the left have taken these cision to bypass Congress and which they are fleeing — may not EDITORIALS isolated voices and used them as order border agents to no lon- be the compulsory “Let them stay.” Without any meaningful at- Editorials are the consensus opinion of the editorial board, not an excuse to weigh in with reflexive ger enforce immigration laws any individual. They are written by the editorial staff but are not insults and self-righteous disdain. tempts at deterring future waves signed. Local editorials are published Wednesday, Friday, Saturday against certain illegal immigrants and Sunday. By now, we all know the 2008 law brought to the U.S. as children. of children (the government esti- — aimed at deterring the traffic of Wall Street Journal columnist mates 160,000 next year), they will COLUMNS sex slaves — under which tens of be subjected to a perilous and pos- Columns are the opinion of the writer whose byline and Peggy Noonan argues that the picture appears with them. They do not necessarily reflect the thousands of now nonlegal resi- president, whose response to the sibly futile journey that only bene- opinion of the newspaper, and are chosen to represent a diver- dents can stay in the U.S. pending fits the unscrupulous coyotes and sity of views. crisis has been inexcusably slow, If you would like to submit a guest column on a local, state or an immigration hearing, was a law “let the crisis on the border build the drug cartels that would love to national issue, email your submission to letters@dailycommercial. of unintended consequences. see this crisis continue indefinitely. com, or mail it to Voices, P.O. Box 490007, Leesburg, FL 34749- to put heat on Republicans and 0007. As Washington Post colum- make them pass his idea of good Guest columns should be limited to 550 words in length. The Cynthia M. 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David Howell 72-70 — 142 Charley Hoffman 74-72 — 146 Katherine Kirk 69-68 — 137 Moriya Jutanugarn 72-69 — 141 A 122.6-mile ride to the Alps from Saint-Etienne to 8. Jurgen Van den Broeck, Belgium, Lotto Beli- Matteo Manassero 67-75 — 142 Kevin Streelman 72-74 — 146 Mariajo Uribe 67-70 — 137 Chie Arimura 71-70 — 141 Chamrousse, with Category 1 and 3 climbs followed sol, 6:27. Stephen Gallacher 70-72 — 142 Brendon Todd 73-73 — 146 Lindsey Wright 67-70 — 137 Maria Hernandez 71-70 — 141 by the first Hors Categorie climb of this year’s tour 9. Rui Costa, Portugal, Lampre-Merida, 8:35. Shane Lowry 68-75 — 143 Brandt Snedeker 74-72 — 146 Mirim Lee 71-67 — 138 Pat Hurst 71-70 — 141 to the Chamrousse ski resort 10. Leopold Konig, Czech Republic, NetApp-En- Byeong-Hun An 72-71 — 143 Jason Day 73-73 — 146 Beatriz Recari 70-68 — 138 Kim Kaufman 70-71 — 141 1. Vincenzo Nibali, Italy, Astana, 5 hours, 12 min- dura, 8:36. Branden Grace 71-72 — 143 Zach Johnson 71-75 — 146 Marina Alex 69-69 — 138 Sarah Jane Smith 70-71 — 141 utes, 29 seconds. ‌GOLF Hideki Matsuyama 69-74 — 143 Kevin Na 76-70 — 146 Brittany Lincicome 69-69 — 138 Maude-Aimee Leblanc 69-72 — 141 Graeme McDowell 74-69 — 143 Koumei Oda 69-77 — 146 Brooke Pancake 69-69 — 138 Brianna Do 73-69 — 142 2. Rafal Majka, Poland, Tinkoff-Saxo, 10 seconds British Open behind. David Hearn 70-73 — 143 Thorbjorn Olesen 75-71 — 146 Kelly Tan 68-70 — 138 Mi Jung Hur 73-69 — 142 3. Leopold Konig, Czech Republic, NetApp-En- Friday Kristoffer Broberg 70-73 — 143 Stewart Cink 71-75 — 146 Mo Martin 67-71 — 138 Jennifer Johnson 73-69 — 142 dura, :11. At Royal Liverpool Golf Club D.A. Points 75-69 — 144 Tom Watson 73-73 — 146 Pernilla Lindberg 71-68 — 139 Jenny Suh 73-69 — 142 4. Alejandro Valverde, Spain, Movistar, :50. Hoylake, England Gary Woodland 75-69 — 144 Luke Donald 73-73 — 146 Kristy McPherson 71-68 — 139 Kris Tamulis 73-69 — 142 5. Thibaut Pinot, France, FDJ.fr, :53. Purse: $9.24 million Thongchai Jaidee 72-72 — 144 Matt Every 75-71 — 146 Belen Mozo 71-68 — 139 Mindy Kim 72-70 — 142 6. Tejay van Garderen, United States, BMC Rac- Yardage: 7,312; Par: 72 Phil Mickelson 74-70 — 144 Tiger Woods 69-77 — 146 Line Vedel 71-68 — 139 Meena Lee 72-70 — 142 ing, 1:23. Second Round Jason Dufner 70-74 — 144 Jordan Spieth 71-75 — 146 Moira Dunn 70-69 — 139 Morgan Pressel 72-70 — 142 Rhein Gibson 72-74 — 146 7. Romain Bardet, France, AG2R La Mondiale, (a-amateur) Keegan Bradley 73-71 — 144 Mina Harigae 70-69 — 139 Paula Reto 72-70 — 142 same time. Rory McIlroy 66-66 — 132 Gregory Bourdy 75-69 — 144 ‌LPGA Tour Jennifer Rosales 70-69 — 139 Jenny Shin 72-70 — 142 8. Laurens ten Dam, Netherlands, Belkin Pro Cy- Dustin Johnson 71-65 — 136 Chris Rodgers 73-71 — 144 Marathon Classic Christina Kim 69-70 — 139 Jodi Ewart Shadoff 71-71 — 142 cling, 1:36. Francesco Molinari 68-70 — 138 Ben Martin 71-73 — 144 Friday Haru Nomura 69-70 — 139 Sydnee Michaels 70-72 — 142 9. Jean-Christophe Peraud, France, AG2R La Mon- Ryan Moore 70-68 — 138 Darren Clarke 72-72 — 144 At Highland Meadows Golf Club Austin Ernst 66-73 — 139 Paola Moreno 68-74 — 142 diale, 2:09. Matt Kuchar 73-71 — 144 Karine Icher 73-67 — 140 Lisa McCloskey 75-68 — 143 Rickie Fowler 69-69 — 138 Sylvania, Ohio 10. Frank Schleck, Luxembourg, Trek Factory Rac- Hunter Mahan 71-73 — 144 Jaye Marie Green 72-68 — 140 Julia Boland 74-69 — 143 Sergio Garcia 68-70 — 138 Purse: $1.4 million ing, same time. Charl Schwartzel 71-67 — 138 Kevin Stadler 73-72 — 145 Heather Bowie Young 71-69 — 140 Katy Harris 74-69 — 143 Overall Standings Louis Oosthuizen 70-68 — 138 Chris Kirk 71-74 — 145 Yardage: 6,512; Par 71 Victoria Elizabeth 71-69 — 140 Paula Creamer 72-71 — 143 (After 13 stages) George Coetzee 70-69 — 139 Martin Kaymer 73-72 — 145 Second Round Jeong Jang 71-69 — 140 Ji Young Oh 72-71 — 143 1. Vincenzo Nibali, Italy, Astana, 56 hours, 44 min- Jim Furyk 68-71 — 139 John Senden 71-74 — 145 a-amateur Ayako Uehara 71-69 — 140 Chella Choi 71-72 — 143 utes, 3 seconds. Marc Warren 71-68 — 139 Billy Hurley III 73-72 — 145 Laura Diaz 62-69 — 131 Dori Carter 70-70 — 140 Tiffany Joh 71-72 — 143 2. Alejandro Valverde, Spain, Movistar, 3 minutes, 37 Robert Karlsson 69-71 — 140 Matt Jones 71-74 — 145 Lydia Ko 67-67 — 134 Stacy Lewis 70-70 — 140 Lexi Thompson 71-72 — 143 seconds behind. Jimmy Walker 69-71 — 140 Chris Wood 75-70 — 145 Lee-Anne Pace 66-68 — 134 Na Yeon Choi 69-71 — 140 Jimin Kang 70-73 — 143 3. Romain Bardet, France, AG2R La Mondiale, 4:24. Victor Dubuisson 74-66 — 140 Brooks Koepka 68-77 — 145 Rebecca Lee-Bentham 68-67 — 135 Danielle Kang 69-71 — 140 Ashleigh Simon 70-73 — 143 4. Thibaut Pinot, France, FDJ.fr, 4:40. Adam Scott 68-73 — 141 Paul Casey 74-71 — 145 So Yeon Ryu 68-67 — 135 Cindy LaCrosse 69-71 — 140 Amelia Lewis 69-74 — 143

Team officials are hoping play College Park at 7 p.m. the league, according to Light- hat is considerably less than FCSL Mother Nature gives the Light- Wednesday and will close out ning officials. The team’s en- in previous years, due primar- FROM PAGE B1 ning a break for their last three its regular season by hosting tire budget for the 2014 season ily to the rainouts and the re- home dates. That way, they Winter Park at 7 p.m. on July is $67,000. scheduling of those games as hope, fans will turn out in even 26 and July 27. In previous seasons, the doubleheaders,” Johnson said. 1,425 fans per game in nine larger numbers to help propel The team also is asking fans Lightning have hit their bud- Because the team doesn’t dates, which would establish the team into its annual post- to dig a little deeper into their get figures with a combination charge admission, accepting a new record for per game at- season drive that has resulted pockets and help overcome of sponsorship dollars and do- donations is one vehicle the tendance. in five appearances at Tropi- an operating deficit of about nations from fans. franchise’s uses to raise mon- No other team in the league cana Field in St. Petersburg to $16,000 for the year. Primarily The team is averaging about ey. Officials are asking fans to has played fewer than 13 home play in the FCSL Champion- because so many home dates $250 each night this season write a check, if possible, to games. After Friday’s game ship Game. have been rained out, dona- from its “pass the hat” cam- help the team make their bud- against Sanford at Pat Thom- Not counting games that tions through the franchise’s paign, said Chuck Johnson, get for the season. as Stadium-Buddy Lowe Field, may be added to the remain- “pass the hat” program are a member of the Lightning For more information, visit Leesburg has only three reg- ing home dates in an effort to down. board of directors. leesburglightning.com or ask ular season games left on the make up for previously rained Leesburg pays the FCSL “This year, the amount be- any team official at the ball- schedule. out contests, Leesburg will $52,000 each year to play in ing generated by passing the park.

nance and a 4.0 grade- and everybody around Blanton was the Lake- LSSC point average. He was you, that you are there for hawks catcher last sea- FROM PAGE B1 recognized earlier this the greater good,” Blan- son and produced a solid TV2DAY AUTO RACING year for his academic ac- ton said. “If members of sophomore campaign, hit- complishments with the the community start to 8 a.m. the growth of women’s ting .231 with one homer CNBC — Formula One, qualifying for Grand Prix of Germany, at NJCAA’s Pinnacle Award notice you are willing to athletics. She was the first and 10 RBIs. He played in Hockenheim for Academy Excellence. help other people just for 1:30 p.m. woman elected president 35 games and started 33, In addition to his class- the sake of being a good NBCSN — IndyCar, pole qualifying for Indy Toronto of the NJCAA and was the compiling a .992 fielding room work, Blanton has person, it becomes con- 3 p.m. first woman to receive percentage. He was par- NBCSN — IndyCar, Indy Toronto, Race 1 maintained a presence in tagious. All of a sudden a lifetime officiating li- one person witnesses you ticularly effective holding 8:30 p.m. the community, spend- ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, EnjoyIllinois.com 300, cense from FIBA, the in- helping others and real- runners on base, limiting ing countless hours help- them to 35 stolen bases in at Joliet, Ill. ternational governing izes how good it would 11 p.m. body for basketball. ing others in Fruitland 49 attempts (71 percent). Park, according to Holt. feel to do something self- ESPN2 — NHRA, qualifying for Mile-High Nationals, at Morrison, Blanton’s coach at LSSC The values Blanton dis- Colo. Blanton volunteered with less. He or she then goes considered him to be log- played in the communi- CYCLING Habitat for Humanity and out and does something ical choice for the award. altruistic for somebody ty helped him to become 7 a.m. helped with the North NBCSN — Tour de France, Stage 14, Grenoble to Risoul, France “Chris exhibited each else. Then somebody else a team leader on the field of the cornerstones of Lake Miracle League — a 2 p.m. observes that good deed and in the classroom. NBC — Tour de France, Stage 14, Grenoble to Risoul, France the Lea Plarski Award on baseball league for chil- take place and follows dren with disabilities. With his junior-col- GOLF a daily basis during his suit with a benevolent act ler career over, Blanton is 5 a.m. two years at Lake-Sum- In addition, Holt said of his or her own. staying close to home in ESPN — British Open Championship, third round, at Hoylake, ter State,” said Josh Holt. Blanton volunteered to England “The next thing you pursuit of his four-year “I think that shows the help with baseball clinics know, everybody is help- 3 p.m. degree. The Orlando-na- character of Chris and a and mentored area ele- ing everybody and that TGC — LPGA, Marathon Classic, third round, at Sylvania, Ohio mentary-school students. tive will attend the Univer- 5 p.m. testament to how he was is a beautiful thing. It be- TGC — Web.com Tour, Boise Open, third round, at Boise, Idaho raised by his parents and “Selflessly serving peo- comes a domino effect sity of Central Florida next year. Although he doesn’t MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL other people that influ- ple of the community and of people helping peo- 1 p.m. enced him in a positive showing you are willing ple, for the sake of help- currently have a spot on MLB — Cincinnati at N.Y. Yankees way.” to help others when there ing people, that leads to the baseball team, Blan- 4 p.m. Blanton graduated from is no physical benefit for a better community over- ton is hoping to walk on in FS1 — L.A. Dodgers at St. Louis LSSC with a degree in fi- yourself proves to them, all.” September. 7 p.m. SUN — Tampa Bay at Minnesota FS-Florida — S.F at Miami FS1 — Cleveland at Detroit la, Seminole, and Volusia push to host second- and won the right to host sev- 8 p.m. CFSC counties. The organiza- third-round games of the en NCAA championships WGN — Chicago Cubs at Arizona FROM PAGE B1 tion’s goal, according to its NCAA Division I Men’s from 2016 to 2018, in- 10 p.m. website, is to enhance the Basketball tournament cluding the 2016 and 2017 MLB — Baltimore at Oakland region’s economy by stra- at the Amway Center in Women’s College Cup, the MOTORSPORTS Department, will be a tre- tegically soliciting, creat- March. final four for the nation- 6 p.m. mendous asset as we con- ing and supporting “mar- Locally, Mission Inn Re- al championship soccer NBCSN — AMA Motocross, at Millville, Minn. tinue to focus on bring- quee sports-related events sort and Club will be the tournament. Co-hosted SOCCER 4 p.m. ing high-caliber sporting and businesses.” site for the the Division by the CFSC and UCF, the events that drive incre- ESPN2 — MLS/Premier League, exhibition, Tottenham at Seattle The CFSC has helped II Men’s Golf regionals in tournament will be played 6 p.m. mental visitation and eco- host the Florida High 2016, the Division II Men’s at the new Orlando City ESPN2 — MLS, Los Angeles at Kansas City nomic impact to Lake School Athletic Associ- Golf finals in 2017 and the soccer stadium, which WNBA County.” ation Football Finals at Division III Women’s Golf will host Orlando’s Major 3:30 p.m. The CFSC represents the Citrus Bowl in Orlan- finals in 2018. League Soccer franchise ESPN — All-Star Game, at Phoenix Lake, Orange, Osceo- do since 2007 and led the In addition, the CFSC beginning in 2016.

well. I’m happy where my hit all week when he won score of Woods in 2006. GOLF game is at the minute. And at Royal Liverpool in 2006. Dustin Johnson birdied FCSL STANDINGS FROM PAGE B1 hopefully, I can just keep up None found the fairway. the last two holes for a 65, W L .Pct GB the solid play for another Woods was 14 shots out of the low score of the week. Winter Park 22 13 .629 - couple of days.” the lead and still thought he That ordinarily would put Sanford 17 11 .607 1.5 peace,” and the two se- Woods is fortunate to had a chance, referring to him in the last group with cret words that triggered Leesburg 15 14 .517 4 even play for two more Paul Lawrie making up 10 McIlroy, except they will his powerful swing and set shots in one round to win at have company in a histor- Winter Garden 16 15 .516 4 up birdie chances on just days. He started the second Carnoustie in 1999. ic decision at golf’s oldest DeLand 14 18 .438 6.5 about every hole. That was against Jean Van championship. Because of round only three shots be- College Park 8 21 .276 11 “People call it the zone, de Velde. This is Rory McIl- a nasty storm approaching hind. He finished it on the people call it whatever,” he roy, who has won both his England, the Open will go FRIDAY’S GAMES 18th hole, standing over said. “It’s just a state of mind majors by eight shots. to threesomes teeing off on Winter Park 9, College Park 2 where you think clearly. Ev- a 6-foot birdie putt just to “Two 66s from Rory is a both sides Saturday. Sanford at Leesburg, late erything seems to be on the avoid missing back-to-back bit special, but he is just Francesco Molinari (70) right track. I’ve always said, cuts for the first time in his that — he is a bit special,” will join them. He was part DeLand at Winter Garden, late whenever you play this well, career. Woods made the Graeme McDowell said. of a large group at 6-un- TODAY’S GAMES putt for a 77, matching his you always wonder how “So he’s going to be tough der 210 that included Rick- Leesburg at Sanford, 1 p.m. you’ve played so badly be- second-worst round as a to catch this weekend if he ie Fowler (69), Sergio Garcia fore. And whenever you’ve pro in the British Open. keeps that up.” (70), Charl Schwartzel (67), Winter Garden at DeLand, 1 p.m. played so badly, you always Woods hit driver five McIlroy was at 12-under Louis Oosthuizen (68) and College Park at Winter Park, 1 p.m. wonder how you play so times — four more than he 204 — the same 36-hole Ryan Moore (68).

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BARRY WILNER half. And, to Saints tight line between making Associated Press end Jimmy Graham’s sure the team is ready NEW YORK — It’s chagrin, no more dunk- to play the season, both time to climb out of ing over the crossbar to from a contact stand- the pool, put down that celebrate a touchdown. point and also from a frosty drink, discard the ALREADY FAMOUS health standpoint, so shades and fire up the ROOKIES we’ll keep a good gauge high-definition TV. With LeBron James’ on that,” said Texans The NFL is back. return, Johnny Foot- coach Bill O’Brien. Some training camps ball might not be the NEW BOSSES open this weekend, top star in Cleveland, O’Brien is one of sev- and the first preseason but Manziel will still get en new head coaches game is Aug. 3, at the Pro plenty of attention for in the league. His task Football Hall of Fame. what he does on and off might be the most diffi- If it seems like the Tex- the field this summer. cult, taking a team that ans just ended the draft Jadeveon Clowney, lost its final 14 games by taking Mr. Irrelevant when he recovers from in 2013 and straighten- (defensive back Lon- hernia surgery, will ing it out. He’s also got nie Ballentine of Mem- dominate the headlines a potential holdout by phis), well, it was only in Houston. So much his top veteran, receiver two months ago. is expected of the top Andre Johnson. Players, coaches and overall pick that if he Then again, all of front office staffs got doesn’t look like a star the new coaches have some down time, albe- in the preseason, the MARK DUNCAN / AP mighty challenges, or it less than in past years, critics will be chirping. else their new teams and with the Bills and Cleveland quarterback Johnny Manziel runs the ball on June 11 during minicamp at the Whether or not Mi- team’s facility in Berea, Ohio. With LeBron James’ return, Johnny Football might not be the would not have made Giants headed to the chael Sam makes the changes. Hall of Fame game, their top star in Cleveland, but Manziel will still get plenty of attention for what he does on and Rams final roster, be- off the field this summer. Jay Gruden is in Wash- break was even shorter. coming the first open- ington needing to find a “You’ve got to be very tions on the length and er-present,” says Dr. tance, fewer than 10 ly gay player in the NFL, way to keep QB Robert smart this time of year will remain a hot topic. frequency of practices, Douglas J. Casa, CEO of percent of kicks fail. Griffin III healthy. Mike with how you’re con- Mother Nature doesn’t the Korey Stringer Insti- The goalposts NFL THE INJURY BUG Zimmer can’t be sure ducting yourself, what care. From Berea, Ohio tute at the University of kickers are trying to put who he can rely on in you’re doing,” Giants Long before the first to Bourbonnais, Illi- the ball through will be Minnesota other than coach Tom Coughlin Connecticut. “ The NFL whistle sounds in train- nois, and from Rent- extended another 5 feet star running back Adri- said. “You can never has taken some im- ing camp, three premier on, Washington to Rich- in height, making it eas- an Peterson. lose sight of the prize.” portant strides to make linebackers are gone mond, Virginia, there is ier to judge what’s good Mike Pettine has the Certainly, a Vince players stay safe.” for 2014. Dallas lost no hiding from the heat. and what misses. Johnny Football festi- Lombardi Trophy is RULES CHANGES Sean Lee to a torn ACL NFL teams have be- When there’s a loose val in Cleveland; Lovie hard to see through suffered during 11 on come more cognizant A few alterations will ball in the field of play, Smith has a drastically the haze of summer- 11, non-contact drills. of that, and incidents be noticeable, and fans the recovery now can altered roster in Tampa; time heat and humidity. Buffalo’s Kiko Alon- of heat-related illness- will have to look hard undergo video review. and Jim Caldwell inher- Even opening day is still so wrecked his knee es at training camps are for the others. Also, when the referee its a team in need of dis- a long way off, but the while working out back Extra-point kicks in uses review, there will cipline in Detroit. preseason will be here rare. Thankfully, there home in Oregon. Atlan- the first two exhibition Ken Whisenhunt, who soon. has been nothing ap- be consultation with ta’s Sean Weatherspoon proaching the tragedy games (three for the the league’s officiat- tore his Achilles’ tendon helped turn Arizona Here are some things Bills and Giants) will to watch for during the of Korey Stringer, who ing department in New while under the super- into a Super Bowl team, come from the 15-yard NFL preseason: died of heat stroke in York. The ref still has fi- vision of team trainers. landed in Tennessee 2001. line. Commissioner nal say. The one clear goal in and might have the best KEEPING COOL “When athletes do in- Roger Goodell has sug- The clock won’t stop training camp is to es- shot at fast improve- While the 2011 collec- tense exercise in the gested that conversions momentarily after a cape it without any ma- ment if he can get the tive bargaining agree- heat, the risk of exer- need more excitement. sack outside of two jor injuries. offense to click. That’s ment has placed limita- tional heat stroke is ev- But even from that dis- minutes remaining in a “I think there is a fine his specialty. Former players sue union over concussions

BARRY WILNER Eastern District of Mis- es, expenses and intan- in the suit. and practices over the left the Vikings last Sep- Associated Press souri, with both claim- gible losses. It refers to “This lawsuit has no last several decades. tember. Coincidentally, he is being represented NEW YORK — For- ing the NFL Players As- the “pathological and merit and we will de- “The NFLPA has made sociation “withheld debilitating effects of fend our union and our the health and safety of by the union in a griev- mer NFL players Chris- ance concerning about tian Ballard and Grego- information from the traumatic brain injuries past presidents,” the its members a priority players about the risks (TBI) caused by con- NFLPA said in a state- and the advancements $240,000 in 2013 salary ry Westbrooks are suing that he collected but the of head injuries.” cussive and sub-con- ment. “It erroneously in professional football the union for not pro- team is trying to recoup. viding accurate infor- The former play- cussive impacts.” alleges that the NFLPA on concussion educa- Westbrooks, now 61, mation about the risk of ers are seeking medi- Ballard and West- knowingly and fraudu- tion, prevention and played parts of seven head injuries. cal monitoring and fi- brooks named former lently concealed from treatment are a result of seasons from 1975-81 The lawsuit was filed nancial compensation union presidents Trace players the risks of head our efforts.” as a linebacker and spe- Thursday in the U.S. for long-term chronic Armstrong, Troy Vin- injuries players faced by Ballard, a defensive cial teamer with four District Court for the injuries, financial loss- cent and Kevin Mawae playing in NFL games end in 2011 and 2012, clubs.

NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Wiggins, Cleveland being hounded by Love trade rumors

JON KRAWCZYNSKI Love done. ting one jaw-dropping, James’ signing changed Associated Press But two people famil- chase-down block in Love’s mind about go- iar with the situation told transition. ing to Cleveland and the LAS VEGAS — Andrew The Associated Press Several fans made re- Cavaliers again started Wiggins came to sum- that the Cavaliers’ po- marks during the game conversations with the mer league to get an sition has remained un- about the Cavaliers get- Wolves. early education on the changed and that no of- ting Love, but Wiggins General manager Da- NBA game, from playing fer including Wiggins has was unfazed. He was un- vid Griffin, Blatt and against better compe- been made to Minneso- available to reporters af- owner Dan Gilbert have tition to learning about ta. The people request- ter the game, but Blatt to this point refused to what his new coach with ed anonymity because said he felt no need to include Wiggins in any the Cleveland Cavaliers neither team was public- talk to him about the offer. will demand of him as a ly commenting on trade speculation. That has been a pro. talks. “What you’ve got to deal-breaker for the The 19-year-old Cana- “Rumors are rumors. like about the kid is that Wolves, who want Wig- dian is also receiving a That’s why they call them it doesn’t make a dif- gins to headline any crash course in the NBA rumors,” Cavs coach Da- ference if it’s the fourth package that the Cavs rumor mill. vid Blatt said. “Sooner game of summer league would offer. Since he arrived in or later in one’s career, in seven or eight days, It’s not known if James Las Vegas and found out you’re going to have to or if people are key- ALAN DIAZ / AP would prefer the Cavs to LeBron James was com- deal with it. If he has to ing on him or the crowd hold onto Wiggins in any ing to Cleveland with deal with it now, then so has funny things to say Minnesota forward Kevin Love (42) works the ball against deal for Love, his U.S. Miami center Chris Bosh (1) during a game in 2014 in him, Wiggins has heard be it. It’s summer league. to him,” Blatt said. “He Olympic teammate. But his name brought up in Miami. Cleveland is reportedly considering including Andrew He’s learning everything goes out there and real- Wiggins, the top pick in this year’s NBA Draft, in a trade what’s certain is that the possible trade scenarios as he goes along.” ly plays and has a nice package for Love. Cavaliers will take James’ as the Cavaliers pursue Wiggins scored 21 calm about him and feelings into consider- Minnesota All-Star Kevin points in 31 minutes on a real good demean- his contract next sum- and firing coach Mike ation before making any Love. They continued on Thursday night in a loss or. Andrew’s going to be mer. That stipulation Brown. move. The four-time Thursday, with several to the Houston Rockets. a high-level player. It’s gives Love tremendous That all changed when MVP is hugely influen- outlets reporting that the He showcased his supe- good to see.” influence on where he James decided last week tial, and his return to the Cavaliers have decided rior athleticism by cre- The Cavaliers and Tim- ends up, and he initially to leave the Miami Heat Cavaliers has restored to make the No. 1 overall ating mismatches and berwolves have been en- balked at joining a Cava- and return to Cleveland, hope in a franchise that pick available, a prereq- getting to the free throw gaged in discussions liers team that appeared where the Akron native has been down and out uisite from the Timber- line at will, making 15 of since before the draft for to be in rebuilding mode played for the first sev- since he left for Miami in wolves to get any deal for 20 free throws and get- Love, who can opt out of after missing the playoffs en seasons of his career. 2010. B4 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, July 19, 2014

Box scores and results for games ending after 10 p.m. will appear in our next edition. ‌AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST EAST W L PCT GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY W L PCT GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY Baltimore 52 42 .553 — — 7-3 W-1 26-23 26-19 Washington 51 42 .548 — — 6-4 W-2 28-19 23-23 Toronto 49 47 .510 4 2½ 2-8 L-2 25-21 24-26 Atlanta 52 43 .547 — — 5-5 W-2 25-19 27-24 New York 47 47 .500 5 3½ 5-5 L-1 18-23 29-24 New York 45 50 .474 7 7 8-2 W-3 25-23 20-27 Tampa Bay 44 53 .454 9½ 8 6-4 W-2 22-28 22-25 Miami 44 50 .468 7½ 7½ 3-7 L-4 27-22 17-28 Boston 43 52 .453 9½ 8 5-5 W-1 23-26 20-26 Philadelphia 42 53 .442 10 10 5-5 L-2 19-29 23-24 CENTRAL CENTRAL W L PCT GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY W L PCT GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY Detroit 53 38 .582 — — 6-4 L-1 25-22 28-16 Milwaukee 53 43 .552 — — 2-8 W-1 25-24 28-19 Kansas City 48 46 .511 6½ 2½ 4-6 W-1 22-25 26-21 St. Louis 52 44 .542 1 ½ 6-4 L-1 27-20 25-24 Cleveland 47 47 .500 7½ 3½ 6-4 W-1 29-19 18-28 Cincinnati 51 44 .537 1½ 1 7-3 W-1 27-21 24-23 Chicago 45 51 .469 10½ 6½ 5-5 L-1 24-21 21-30 Pittsburgh 49 46 .516 3½ 3 5-5 L-1 29-20 20-26 Minnesota 44 50 .468 10½ 6½ 6-4 W-2 21-22 23-28 Chicago 40 54 .426 12 11½ 2-8 L-2 20-22 20-32 WEST WEST W L PCT GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY W L PCT GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY Oakland 59 36 .621 — — 7-3 W-1 30-15 29-21 Los Angeles 54 43 .557 — — 6-4 W-2 25-24 29-19 Los Angeles 57 37 .606 1½ — 9-1 W-5 32-15 25-22 San Francisco 52 43 .547 1 — 5-5 W-1 28-25 24-18 Seattle 51 44 .537 8 — 4-6 L-1 24-26 27-18 San Diego 41 54 .432 12 11 3-7 L-2 24-25 17-29 Houston 40 56 .417 19½ 11½ 4-6 L-1 21-28 19-28 Colorado 40 55 .421 13 12 4-6 L-2 24-25 16-30 Texas 38 57 .400 21 13 1-9 L-8 18-30 20-27 Arizona 40 56 .417 13½ 12½ 5-5 L-1 17-31 23-25 THURSDAY’S GAMES FRIDAY’S GAMES THURSDAY’S GAMES FRIDAY’S GAMES No Games Scheduled Cincinnati at N.Y. Yankees, late No Games Scheduled Cincinnati at N.Y. Yankees, late Texas at Toronto, late Colorado at Pittsburgh, late Cleveland at Detroit, late Milwaukee at Washington, late Kansas City at Boston, late San Francisco at Miami, late Houston at Chicago White Sox, late Philadelphia at Atlanta, late Tampa Bay at Minnesota, late L.A. Dodgers at St. Louis, late Baltimore at Oakland, late Chicago Cubs at Arizona, late Seattle at L.A. Angels, late N.Y. Mets at San Diego, late TODAY’S GAMES TODAY’S GAMES Cincinnati (Simon 12-3) at N.Y. Yankees (McCarthy 0-0), 1:05 p.m. Cincinnati (Simon 12-3) at N.Y. Yankees (McCarthy 0-0), 1:05 p.m. Texas (Lewis 6-6) at Toronto (Stroman 4-2), 1:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Greinke 11-5) at St. Louis (J.Kelly 1-1), 4:05 p.m. Cleveland (Kluber 9-6) at Detroit (VerHagen 0-0), 1:08 p.m., 1st game Colorado (B.Anderson 0-3) at Pittsburgh (Morton 5-9), 7:05 p.m. Cleveland (McAllister 3-5) at Detroit (Scherzer 11-3), 7:08 p.m., 2nd game Milwaukee (Garza 6-6) at Washington (G.Gonzalez 6-5), 7:05 p.m. Houston (Keuchel 9-5) at Chicago White Sox (Noesi 3-7), 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia (Hamels 3-5) at Atlanta (A.Wood 6-7), 7:10 p.m. Kansas City (Duffy 5-9) at Boston (R.De La Rosa 2-2), 7:10 p.m. San Francisco (Hudson 7-6) at Miami (H.Alvarez 6-4), 7:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (Price 9-7) at Minnesota (Correia 5-11), 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (T.Wood 7-8) at Arizona (Miley 5-6), 8:10 p.m. Baltimore (W.Chen 9-3) at Oakland (Hammel 0-1), 9:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Gee 4-1) at San Diego (T.Ross 7-10), 8:40 p.m.

AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADERS NATIONAL LEAGUE LEADERS BATTING DOUBLES PITCHING BATTING 28; AMcCutchen, Pittsburgh, 28; 10-5; JDe La Rosa, Colorado, 10- Beltre, Texas, .337; Altuve, Hous- MiCabrera, Detroit, 34; Altuve, Tanaka, New York, 12-4; Porcello, Tulowitzki, Colorado, .345; MaAd- Span, Washington, 28; Puig, Los 6; Cueto, Cincinnati, 10-6; Lynn, ton, .335; Cano, Seattle, .334; Houston, 29; Plouffe, Minnesota, Detroit, 12-5; Richards, Los Ange- ams, St. Louis, .329; AMcCutchen, Angeles, 27; SCastro, Chicago, 26. St. Louis, 10-6; WPeralta, Milwau- Chisenhall, Cleveland, .328; VMar- 27; Hosmer, Kansas City, 26; Kins- les, 11-2; FHernandez, Seattle, 11- Pittsburgh, .324; McGehee, Miami, TRIPLES kee, 10-6. tinez, Detroit, .328; Brantley, Cleve- ler, Detroit, 26; Pedroia, Boston, 2; Kazmir, Oakland, 11-3; Scherzer, .319; Lucroy, Milwaukee, .315; DGordon, Los Angeles, 9; BCraw- ERA land, .322; Trout, Los Angeles, 26; Trout, Los Angeles, 26. Detroit, 11-3; 5 tied at 10. Morneau, Colorado, .312. ford, San Francisco, 8; Braun, Mil- Wainwright, St. Louis, 1.83; Cueto, .310. TRIPLES ERA: FHernandez, Seattle, 2.12; RUNS waukee, 6; BHamilton, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, 2.13; Beckett, Los RUNS Rios, Texas, 8; Bourn, Cleveland, Kazmir, Oakland, 2.38; Tanaka, Tulowitzki, Colorado, 71; Pence, 6; Yelich, Miami, 6; 7 tied at 5. Angeles, 2.26; HAlvarez, Miami, Dozier, Minnesota, 69; Trout, Los 7; Eaton, Chicago, 6; Gardner, New New York, 2.51; Richards, Los San Francisco, 67; Rendon, Wash- HOME RUNS 2.63; Simon, Cincinnati, 2.70; Te- Angeles, 65; Kinsler, Detroit, 64; York, 6; Trout, Los Angeles, 5; 9 Angeles, 2.55; Buehrle, Toronto, ington, 67; Goldschmidt, Arizona, Stanton, Miami, 21; Tulowitzki, heran, Atlanta, 2.71; Greinke, Los Brantley, Cleveland, 63; Donald- tied at 4. 2.64; Lester, Boston, 2.65; Gray, 66; FFreeman, Atlanta, 64. Colorado, 21; Rizzo, Chicago, 20; Angeles, 2.73. son, Oakland, 61; Bautista, To- HOME RUNS RBI Frazier, Cincinnati, 19; Byrd, Phila- STRIKEOUTS Oakland, 2.79. ronto, 58; Pujols, Los Angeles, 58. JAbreu, Chicago, 29; NCruz, Bal- Stanton, Miami, 63; Goldschmidt, delphia, 18. Strasburg, Washington, 149; STRIKEOUTS RBI timore, 28; Encarnacion, Toronto, Arizona, 61; AMcCutchen, Pitts- STOLEN BASES Cueto, Cincinnati, 141; Kennedy, MiCabrera, Detroit, 75; NCruz, Bal- 26; Trout, Los Angeles, 22; VMar- Price, Tampa Bay, 164; FHernan- burgh, 61; AdGonzalez, Los Ange- DGordon, Los Angeles, 43; BHam- San Diego, 133; Bumgarner, San timore, 74; JAbreu, Chicago, 73; tinez, Detroit, 21; Moss, Oakland, dez, Seattle, 154; Scherzer, De- les, 60; Morneau, Colorado, 60; ilton, Cincinnati, 38; Revere, Phila- Francisco, 128; Greinke, Los Ange- Trout, Los Angeles, 73; Encarna- 21; Donaldson, Oakland, 20; Or- troit, 146; Kluber, Cleveland, 142; Desmond, Washington, 57. delphia, 26; EYoung, New York, 25; les, 127. cion, Toronto, 70; Moss, Oakland, tiz, Boston, 20; Pujols, Los Ange- Darvish, Texas, 142; Tanaka, New HITS SMarte, Pittsburgh, 21; Rollins, SAVES 66; Donaldson, Oakland, 65. les, 20. York, 135; Lester, Boston, 134. AMcCutchen, Pittsburgh, 115; Mc- Philadelphia, 19; Blackmon, Colo- Kimbrel, Atlanta, 29; Rosenthal, HITS STOLEN BASES SAVES Gehee, Miami, 115; DanMurphy, rado, 18. St. Louis, 28; Jansen, Los Ange- Altuve, Houston, 130; Cano, Seat- Altuve, Houston, 41; RDavis, De- Rodney, Seattle, 27; Holland, Kan- New York, 113; Pence, San Fran- PITCHING les, 27; FrRodriguez, Milwaukee, tle, 118; MeCabrera, Toronto, 117; troit, 24; Ellsbury, New York, 24; sas City, 25; DavRobertson, New cisco, 113. Simon, Cincinnati, 12-3; Wain- 27; Street, San Diego, 24; Papel- AJones, Baltimore, 116; Kinsler, AEscobar, Kansas City, 22; Andrus, York, 23; Perkins, Minnesota, 22; DOUBLES wright, St. Louis, 12-4; Kershaw, bon, Philadelphia, 22; Romo, San Detroit, 115; Brantley, Cleveland, Texas, 20; JDyson, Kansas City, Nathan, Detroit, 19; Uehara, Bos- Goldschmidt, Arizona, 36; Lucroy, Los Angeles, 11-2; Greinke, Los Francisco, 22; RSoriano, Washing- 113; Markakis, Baltimore, 113. 18; LMartin, Texas, 18. ton, 18; Soria, Texas, 16. Milwaukee, 32; FFreeman, Atlanta, Angeles, 11-5; Ryu, Los Angeles, ton, 22.

COLLEGE BASKETBALL Pinson could bolster Tar Heels’ perimeter defense

AARON BEARD point guards, shooting disrupt offenses by get- Rising junior J.P. Toko- Associated Press guards and small for- ting his hands in pass- to took the lead defen- wards at Wesleyan. ing lanes for deflections sively on the wing, but CHAPEL HILL, N.C. “You can’t put him that take opponents out departed senior Les- — Theo Pinson knows in a box and say he’s a of rhythm. lie McDonald was nev- how to guarantee him- defensive player be- If that creates steals er a stopper, while Paige self a significant role cause he can handle it, at UNC, it will ignite the and rising sophomore as a freshman at North he can pass it, he can break in coach Roy Wil- Nate Britt are only 6-1. Carolina — play de- shoot it — he can do liams’ fast-paced at- That limited the Tar fense. so many things,” Gatlin tack. Heels’ options, which The 6-foot-6 swing- said. “Theo is a two-way “It can take time off showed in their two man arrived this sum- player that likes to play the shot clock,” Pin- NCAA tournament mer to help fill the Tar both sides of the floor. son said. “It can destroy games. First they al- Heels’ need for back- The way Carolina likes a whole lot of stuff you lowed a smaller guard in court depth and bolster to get up and down the don’t even think about. Providence’s Bryce Cot- UNC’s defense on the floor, it suits him per- ... You focus on stopping ton to score 36 points, perimeter, where oppo- fectly.” the man, but if you get then gave up 24 points nents blistered the Tar His mother, Barba- the ball, they can’t do to the bigger DeAndre Heels in last season’s fi- ra Pinson, described nothing with it.” Kane in the Iowa State nal two games. her son as a humble kid Paige has seen Pin- loss two days later. “You just have to wor- with “a special IQ for son’s potential during If Pinson can defend ry about making the the game.” summer pickup games. both kinds of players right play and playing “If he sees you’ve run “He shows flashes of on the college level, it defense at all times,” CHARLES REX ARBOGAST / AP up and down the court being really good de- could help the Tar Heels Pinson said. “That’s a couple of times and fensively,” he said. “He’s make a deeper push in Basketball 101, basical- East All-American Theo Pinson, left, saves the ball from going hadn’t touched the ball, really quick and athletic March. out-of-bounds as West All-American Kelly Oubre defends on ly.” he’ll make a special ef- and can use his length “I’m not worried Pinson joins fellow April 2 during the McDonald’s All-American boy’s basketball game in Chicago. fort to make sure you’re ... We have a lot of guys about going out there McDonald’s All-Ameri- involved, too,” she said. that are rangy athletes and trying to score 50 cans Joel Berry at point all-Atlantic Coast Con- tribute in high school. “He has a good mindset and are capable of pres- points, which I know guard and swingman to know when to make suring the ball. I think won’t happen,” Pinson ference player. He could provide a big- Justin Jackson in a tout- a play as well as try to Theo’s going to help us said. “If we win and win ed recruiting class. All Pinson, who is from ger jolt on the other end make a play for other a lot in that regard.” the national champion- three will help replen- Greensboro and played of the court at UNC. people.” Last year’s Tar Heels ship, which is my No. 1 ish a perimeter that was at High Point’s Wesley- Keith Gatlin, his high During recruiting, never had eventual NBA goal coming into next shorthanded last year an Christian Academy, school coach and a for- Pinson said Indiana first-round draft pickyear, we’ll be all right. and leaned on rising ju- was versatile enough to mer Maryland player, coach Tom Crean point- P.J. Hairston because of Everybody will get rec- nior Marcus Paige, an score, rebound and dis- said Pinson defended ed out his potential to NCAA rule violations. ognized.” Thank you for reading the local newspaper, the Daily Commercial! Saturday, July 19, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL B5 CYCLING Tour leader Nibali dominates Stage 13 in Alps

JAMEY KEATEN nal climb and finished Porte’s troubles also After Konig, and then Associated Press nearly 9 minutes off the meant others climbed Malka raced ahead, the CHAMROUSSE, pace. in the standings: Italian leader struck — France — Stamping Nibali, who has been France’s Romain Bar- jumping out of his sad- his dominance in the calm and savvy in this det, countryman Thi- dle and pedaling while mountains and on the race, crossed the line baut Pinot, and Ameri- standing in the upright race overall, Vincenzo alone and thrust his can Tejay van Garderen riding position known each moved up a spot to Nibali won Stage 13 of hands in the air after in French as “la dan- third, fourth and fifth, the Tour de France in finishing 10 seconds seuse,” or the dancer. respectively. the Alps on Friday up ahead of Poland’s Ra- Nibali appeared to be The stage was scorch- the hardest climb so far. fal Majka in second and taking a risk, notably ing, with temperatures The Italian race lead- Germany’s Leopold Ko- that his hard effort to nig in third, one second well over 86 degrees — distance his rivals could er collected his third with the black tar on Tour stage win by over- further back. The trail- come back to haunt ing two were far back the recently resurfaced him. By his own admis- taking two other break- road to Chamrous- away riders at the end in the overall standings, sion a day earlier, he and not in contention se melting. Big crowds said that he feared the of a grueling 122-mile lined the route up to the trek from Saint-Etienne to win the three-week second Alpine day more race. finish, including fansout of concern that his to Chamrousse ski sta- dressed up as superhe- More important to legs may be worn out if tion. roes and one as a scant- Nibali was increas- he pushed too hard. With eight stages to ily-clad Borat — a wink Still, some of his ri- the finish, Nibali’s yel- ing the gap on his ri- to the Sacha Baron Co- low jersey looks an ever vals for victory on the hen film character. vals seem to be accept- more permanent part of Champs-Elysees on July As riders embarked ing that Nibali may win. 27. Spain’s Alejandro “Vincenzo is the his wardrobe. Since the CHRISTOPHE ENA / AP on the final climb, the race began, he has held Valverde fared relatively pack was mostly togeth- strongest rider in the Vincenzo Nibali crosses the finish line to win Friday’s 13th well by placing fourth — race, but after him, the overall lead for all stage of the Tour de France cycling race over 122.7 miles er and Valverde’s Movis- but two stages — win- with start in Saint-Etienne and finish in Chamrousse, France. 50 seconds behind Ni- tar team was pushing there is a place to take,” ning three of the hard- bali — and taking sec- the pace. But when it hit Bardet said. est climbing legs of the mountains lived up to was Richie Porte. The ond overall from Porte. the steepest part, Porte Today’s 110-mile race this year. its billing as the daunt- Australian, who became But he’s now 3 1/2 min- struggled and dropped stage takes riders over It’s looking increas- ing final ascent of 18 ki- Team Sky leader after utes behind overall. off the back and Nibali three tough climbs ingly likely that only a lometers (12 miles) with 2013 champion Chris “Today, I essential- briefly turned his head from Grenoble to Risoul riding disaster will strip an average 7.3 percent Froome crashed out in ly wanted to gain some to look. Valverde at- — including the Izoard him of it. gradient shook up the Stage 5, had begun sec- seconds,” Nibali said. tacked a short while lat- pass that is one of the The first of two days overall standings. ond to Nibali overall “And by doing that, I er, but Nibali and the hardest under cycling’s in the snow-capped The main casualty but lost time on the fi- won.” others reeled him in. ranking system.

AUTO RACING Hamilton fastest in 2nd practice for German GP

CIARAN FAHEY everything we could out the fire with the aid of Associated Press of the practice.” marshals. HOCKENHEIM, Ger- Felipe Massa of Wil- “It looks like it was a many — Lewis Ham- liams and Jensen But- fuel leak that started the ilton beat teammate ton of McLaren were fire but we need more Nico Rosberg to the sixth and seventh, re- time tonight to find out fastest time in the sec- spectively, followed by exactly why that hap- ond practice session Red Bull’s Sebastian pened and then fix it,” at the German Grand Vettel, Ferrari’s Fernan- Kobayashi said. The Prix as Mercedes set the do Alonso, Williams’ Japanese driver report- pace on Friday. Valtteri Bottas, Sauber’s ed problems with his Hamilton complet- Adrian Sutil, and Toro brakes before that. ed his best lap on the Rosso’s Daniil Kvyat, Earlier, turns 1 and 8 Hockenheimring in 1 who was within half a proved the most prob- minute, 18.341 seconds, second of Raikkonen in lematic on a morning edging Rosberg by 0.024 fourth. of minor errors. Alonso seconds. Track tempera- was among a number “A pretty good day to- tures hit an astonish- of drivers to run off the day,” Hamilton said. ing 136 degrees at one track at the eighth turn. Rosberg had been stage during the after- PETR DAVID JOSEK / AP “Today, we concen- leading but he went noon session. Rosberg’s Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton gets pit service during Friday’s free practice session at the trated on setup to try off track on the second brakes were smoking as German Formula One Grand Prix in Hockenheim, Germany. The German Grand Prix will be and adapt to the tem- turn and his teammate he waited for Hamilton’s held on Sunday. peratures, which are go- then topped the leader- tires to be changed. ing to be extremely high board on supersoft tires “We had a bit of a sit- “The heat was a chal- into Sunday’s race at Vettel said. all weekend. I had no for the first time. uation in the pit lane lenge, particularly in the halfway stage of the Caterham endured problems with either Red Bull’s Daniel Ric- when my teammate the car, but that’s how I season. a frustrating after- the soft or supersoft ciardo was third, 0.078 came in suddenly just like it,” Hamilton said. Red Bull is not far off noon. Marcus Ericsson compounds,” the Span- behind Rosberg, fol- before I was called in “We need to analyze the pace, however. Both stopped on the track iard said. lowed by Ferrari’s Kimi too,” Rosberg said. “But as much as we can to- Ricciardo and Vettel early in the session be- The drivers had to ad- Raikkonen and McLar- the boys reacted quickly night.” posted very similar lap fore teammate Kamui just to the removal of en’s Kevin Magnussen. and cooled my car and Mercedes also fin- times to Hamilton on Kobayashi had to pull the front and rear inter- “It’s tomorrow when brought his tires out.” ished 1-2 in the open- their respective longer up with smoke coming connected suspension we’ll see how close we The forecast is for ing practice, with Ros- runs in the afternoon. from his bodywork. from their cars after FIA really are,” Ricciardo more of the same tem- berg beating Hamilton “I think we are may- Kobayashi jumped said the system could said of his team’s chal- peratures on Saturday, by 0.065. be a bit closer than pre- out of the cockpit and be illegal. All teams opt- lenge. “I think we had a while rain and summer Rosberg leads his vious weekends, but it is ran across the track for ed to remove the system good car today and we storms could arrive on British teammate by close between us, Ferra- an extinguisher, before rather than run the risk extracted pretty much Sunday. just four points going ri and Williams as well,” running back to put out of docked points. Hendrick and Penske headed for tight Sprint Cup title fight

JENNA FRYER his third of the season, personal rivalry with the deed been vocal about having a boy. media, with Sweet post- Associated Press tying him for the most Penske organization or Penske’s pursuit of the Larson and girlfriend ing photos of her and Hendrick team. He felt Katelyn Sweet learned CHARLOTTE, N.C. — in the series with Jimmie drivers Keselowski and Larson, who was wear- Penske had taken huge the sex of the baby on Hendrick Motorsports Johnson. Joey Logano. ing a blue shirt and pink strides toward the top Tuesday night during seems to have the edge, With only seven rac- “There’s been a little bit shorts, holding up a in 2012 when Keselows- a gender reveal party. at least on paper, in the es until the Chase for the here and there, but you sign that declared “It’s a ki beat Johnson for the The two then shared the race with Team Penske Sprint Cup champion- know, I think Brad cer- championship, but has news with fans on social Boy.” for the top organization ship begins, it’s shaping tainly doesn’t mind a lit- complained through in NASCAR. up to be a Hendrick vs. tle controversy and stir- 2013 and this year that Hendrick has three Penske battle for the title. ring it up as we’ve seen it’s a challenge to keep drivers ranked in the top “You’ve got the Ford social media wise and up with the Hendrick or- five of the Sprint Cup Se- versus Chevy, and both just in the media,” Gor- ganization. ries standings, and Jeff organizations seem to don said. “For us, it’s just Now that Keselowski El Campeon Gordon has been the be on top of their game going about our busi- and Logano are winning $ points leader for 12 of right now,” Gordon said. ness trying to be the best and seem to be the most 39 the last 13 races. Com- “To me, there’s that com- that we possibly can, and Las Colinas consistent qualifiers, Ke- bined, Hendrick driv- petitive rivalry that we those guys seem to be $ selowski was asked if 35 ers have six victories this have among all our com- the teams to beat right per golfer + tax Penske is in the same po- H OWEY- IN- THE-HILLS season. petitors, and when one now. Exp. 7/29/14 H OWEY- IN- THE-HILLS sition as 2012. Team Penske has both rises to the top, then they “If there’s any rivalry, its drivers in the top nine put a target on their back it’s just that we’re work- IT’S A BOY in points, with Brad Kes- and you go after it, and ing hard to go out there Kyle Larson an- 18 Holes, Greens Fee & Shared Cart you have that sort of ri- and be the most com- Best Rates Always Available @ elowski charging hard af- nounced he’ll be a first- MissionInnResort.com petitive team out there,” ter Gordon’s lead. Kesel- valry.” time father last month, Based on availability. Restrictions may apply. owski’s victory last week But Gordon doesn’t he added. and now the Sprint Cup at New Hampshire was want to be drawn into a Keselowski has in- Series rookie knows he’s TEE TIME HOTLINE: 352-324-3885 D004839 B6 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, July 19, 2014

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UPWARD SPORTS GAME DAY CLINIC AND TAILGATE PARTY AT EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH: Clinic for flag foot- ball and cheerleading for K-fifth grade from 9 a.m. to noon at the Ca- nal Street field near Pat Thomas Sta- dium-Buddy Lowe Field in Lees- burg. Tailgate party at 12:30 p.m. at the church, 1710 U.S. Highway 441 in Leesburg. Free food, inflatables, face painting and more. Call 352-323- 1588 for information. REGISTRATION DEADLINE TODAY FOR SIXTH ANNUAL BACK 2 SCHOOL BASH IN WILDWOOD: From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., God’s Glory Ministries, 206 N. Main St. Free food, games and more. Back 2 School Bash takes place on Aug. 2 at Wildwood Middle Senior High. Call Carolyn Ford at 352-461-6687 for details. SUNDAY

GIBBS FAMILY IN CONCERT AT FIRST CHURCH OF GOD: At 6 p.m., 1550 N. Highway 19 in Eustis. Free event with a free-will offering received. Call the church at 352-357-0048 for informa- tion. LYNNE CAMERON / AP MONDAY The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, second right, and unidentified members of the clergy, arrive for the General Synod meeting at The University of York, in York, England on Monday. “GATEWAY TO GALILEE” VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL: Through Friday from 9 a.m. to noon, for ages third- fifth grade, First United Methodist Going gender neutral Church, 439 E. Fifth Ave., in Mount Dora. Register at www.mtdorafumc. Church of England’s national assembly votes to allow women bishops org/children. “SONTREASURE ISLAND” VACATION MATTHEW KNIGHT ful of whose within the church for Associated Press The church’s national assembly, BIBLE SCHOOL AT GRACE BIBLE BAP- whom the result will be difficult TIST CHURCH: From 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., known as the General Synod, and a cause of sorrow,” he said in a The Church of England ended one voted for the historic measure, for kids, K-sixth grades, Lewis Road of its longest and most divisive dis- statement. in Leesburg. Go to wwww.gbbcon- putes Monday with an overwhelm- reaching the required two-thirds British Prime Minister David line.com to register or call 352-326- Cameron called it a “great day for ing vote in favor of allowing women majority in each of its three 5738. to become bishops. the Church and for equality.” different houses. In total, 351 WEDNESDAY The church’s national assembly, Opponents argued that allowing known as the General Synod, vot- members of the three houses women into such a senior position in the church goes against the Bible. Oth- VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL AT CENTRAL ed for the historic measure, reach- approved of the move. Only 72 BAPTIST CHURCH: “Hungry Games” ing the required two-thirds majority ers warned that the church should not voted against and 10 abstained. be guided by secular ethics. for ages fourth-sixth grades, at the in each of its three different houses. church, 104 Perkins St., in Leesburg, In total, 351 members of the three Lay member Lorna Ashworth, with the ordination of women as who did not support the move, said today through July 27. Call 352-787- houses approved of the move. Only 3966 to register or for information. 72 voted against and 10 abstained. priests. He called for tolerance and the church has entered new terri- Archbishop of Canterbury Justin love for those traditionalists who tory. “This is something we have to REGISTRATION DUE TODAY FOR THE Welby said the long-awaited change disagree with the decision. work out as we go along,” she said. “GROWING IN CHRIST” CLASS AT FAIR- marks the completion of a process “As delighted as I am for the out- The Church of England represents WAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH: From 9 that started more than 20 years ago come of this vote I am also mind- SEE BISHOPS | C3 a.m. to 2 p.m. on July 26, lunch is in- cluded. Call the church at 352-259- 9305 for details. GROVELAND MISSION TRIP PRESENTATION AT FAIR- WAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH: Testimonies from the group that went to Israel New Baptist pastor here for long haul will be presented from 6 to 7 p.m., at the church, 251 Avenida Los An- RICK REED “But I said it’s not just “I did not want but the position was still gelos, The Villages. Call 352-259-9305 Special to the Daily Commercial my role, it’s all of us. to come here,” open, so the church called for details. Everyone has a job to he said. “We talk- Stephens back one more When Billy Stephens THURSDAY do.” ed twice and I said time. grabbed the baton from In- He compared it to a no. I think I said “I’m always open to RABBI’S TORAH ROUNDTABLE AND terim Pastor Phil Messing- relay race, where ev- no based on what I what the Lord wants,” he SATURDAY MORNING SERVICE: Led by er on June 1, it symbolized ery runner is import- STEPHENS wanted.” said. “I told them, ‘I don’t Rabbi Karen Allen, at 11 a.m., Sum- that he was the new pastor ant, especially when His mind was ever, ever want to move ter Count Administration Building, of the First Baptist Church passing the baton. changed in December. again.’ I believe the vision 7375 Powell Road in Wildwood. Call in Groveland. “I said this is our time. “I had a providential ap- given to me here is long 352-315-0309 for details. Messinger had been He’s given us this window pointment,” he said. term, not just five years or JULY 26 preaching from Hebrews in this town and this com- Stephens was attending 10 years. I would love to 12 and running the race munity,” Stephens said. a wedding when he met a stay here and help people SATURDAY KIDDUSH LUNCHEON: At with endurance. “We can’t afford to miss man from the search com- get to know God. I want 10 a.m. at the synagogue, 315 N. 13th people to come and grow “I grabbed the baton and our exchange zone.” mittee of the Groveland St., in Leesburg, entrance on Center with us.” preached the rest of the But Stephens almost church. They had been Street. Call 352-315-0309. message,” said Stephens. missed his. talking to someone else SEE STEPHENS | C3 It’s OK to need reassurance from Jesus, Peter did ast week I used John’s pointed out “and Peter.” light the greatness of Je- all things?” account of Jesus’ first Stop and think about it. sus’ love for us. Need proof? Even Peter. L appearance to Mary Why was Peter singled out? Read Romans 5:10-11: “For Even you. Magdalene after the Resur- RICK Was it because he was one of if while we were enemies we Even me. rection. REED the leaders? If so, why wasn’t were reconciled to God by Peter blew it big time. Jesus told Mary not to cling REFLECTIONS John also highlighted? the death of his Son, much He denied Jesus, again and to him because he hadn’t as- The study portion of my more, now that we are rec- again. cended to God yet. He also Bible suggests the “and” may onciled, shall we be saved by But Jesus forgave Peter and told Mary to tell his brothers See if you can find the be emphatic, meaning “tell his life. More than that, we he made sure Peter knew it. that he was ascending to the two words in this verse that his disciples — even Peter.” also rejoice in God through Even after seeing Jesus res- Father. I like John’s version caused me to stop and study Why Peter? Because Peter our Lord Jesus Christ, urrected, Peter was under a because he wrote of Mary this Scripture. needed to be reassured that through whom we have now dark cloud of hopelessness. clinging to Jesus, something “But go, tell his disciples Jesus still loved him, even af- received reconciliation.” Feeling unfit for God’s work, we should all do naturally. and Peter that he is going be- ter his denial. And look at Romans 8:31- Peter went back to what he Mark’s version is a little fore you to Galilee,” said the When we are at our lowest, 32: “What then shall we say knew — fishing. And he took different. Instead of Jesus, it angel. “There you will see when our need for Jesus is its to these things? If God is for six of the Apostles with him. was an angel who gives Mary him, just as he told you.” greatest, we need to be reas- us, who can be against us? Peter must have felt even Magdalene Jesus’ message to I don’t know how many sured we haven’t been for- He who did not spare his worse when their night of tell the disciples, and a few times I passed over those gotten or neglected. own Son but gave him up for fishing produced nothing verses later Jesus appears to words until I read something While those times are dif- us all, how will he not also but blisters and empty nets. her. by Max Lucado which ficult, our lows also high- with him graciously give us SEE REED | C3 C2 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, July 19, 2014

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D004097 Saturday, July 19, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL C3 Woman sues Kansas City diocese over firing RACHEL ZOLL mon, who said she worked as AP Religion Writer a parish bookkeeper in the di- A parish food pantry work- ocese before she was hired er who was fired over her in 2013 as a food pantry co- marriage to another woman ordinator at St. Francis Xavi- sued the Diocese of Kansas er Church. In each step of the City-St. Joseph on Thursday, hiring process, she said she the latest in a growing num- told administrators she had ber of clashes over gay rights married a woman a year earli- between Roman Catholic er in Iowa, where gay marriage leaders and their employees is recognized, and diocesan nationwide. and parish representatives Colleen Simon, 57, said the said her marital status would diocese and the parish where not be a problem. she worked knew she was Simon’s wife, the Rev. Don- married and that her wife na Simon, is a pastor at a Kan- was a well-known commu- sas City congregation affiliated nity leader before Simon was with the Evangelical Lutheran hired. She was fired when the Church in America. Colleen Si- couple was mentioned last mon said she underscored her April in a newspaper article. wife’s public role in case the Je- “I was mostly shell- suit parish had expectations shocked,” Simon said. “I the couple would be “discrete” hadn’t thought it would come about their marriage. to this.” Diocesan officials hadn’t When a new priest was as- yet seen the lawsuit, but said AP FILE PHOTO signed to the church, Simon in a statement, “As a church, Colleen Simon fills an order for a family of seven at the food pantry of St. Francis Xavier in Kansas City, Mo. said she told the new pastor we have the right to live and Colleen, who was fired over her marriage to another woman, sued the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph on she was in a same-sex mar- operate according to our Thursday. riage. Then, the Simons were faith and church teachings.” who lost jobs or resigned af- Dioceses in Cincinnati and port for gay rights. Other di- mentioned in a news article New Ways Ministry, a Catho- ter expressing support for gay Columbus, Ohio; Honolu- oceses have asked volunteer about the redevelopment of lic gay rights group, has found marriage or going public with lu; Oakland, California, and educators to sign pledges on their neighborhood, accom- more than 15 cases since 2010 their own same-sex relation- elsewhere have added mor- upholding church teaching. panied by a photo of Colleen of U.S. teachers, school admin- ships. Several of the former als clauses to their teacher The Missouri lawsuit was Simon working at the food istrators or parish musicians employees have sued. contracts barring public sup- filed Thursday by Colleen Si- pantry. Kentucky to license Immigrant rights group loses pastoral counselors grant over gay marriage stance Associated Press by state lawmakers and Gov. Steve Beshear take ef- GOSIA WOZNIACKLISA LEFF “It’s certainly difficult and painful, because Voz has done ST. MATTHEWS, Ky. — fect Tuesday. Associated Press Kentucky is set to become some tremendous work. But it became obvious that they For Glenn. D. Williams of PORTLAND, Ore. — A Cath- the sixth state to license St. Matthews, who is chair were assisting in something that was contrary to the pastoral counselors to help olic organization has decided of the Kentucky Associa- to cut off long-standing fund- teachings of our traditions. And we have to honor our people with issues such as tion of Pastoral Counselors marital difficulties, addic- ing to a Portland immigrant donors’ intent that this money be spent on issues that are and works at St. Matthews rights group that works with tions and depression. Pastoral Counseling in Jef- not contrary to the teachings of the Catholic Church.” day laborers over its affiliation A law allowing the licens- ferson County, the new law with an organization that sup- Ralph McCloud, Catholic Campaign director ing goes into effect Tues- would help increase the day and is expected to cov- number of mental health ports same-sex marriage. ties, the organization “self-dis- contrary to the teachings of the er about 30 pastors who providers in Kentucky and Voz Workers’ Rights Educa- qualified” itself from the fund- Catholic Church.” also work as mental and be- provide wage increases for tion lost a $75,000 grant in June ing process, McCloud said. Voz is not the first nonprofit havioral health counselors them. from the Catholic Campaign for In June, the bishops ap- to lose church funding because across the state. They will Though he is labeled a Human Development, which is proved more than $14 million of ties to organizations that en- be called Kentucky licensed faith-based counselor, Wil- the national anti-poverty, social in grants to 205 organizations. dorse same-sex marriage. pastoral counselors, and liams said his clients in- justice program of the U.S. Con- The bishops had supported A coalition of conserva- ference of Catholic Bishops. their work will be covered by cluded agnostics, atheists Voz since 1994, via 10 grants, tive Catholic groups led by the Catholic Campaign director McCloud said. insurance policies for those and people of different re- American Life League has criti- Ralph McCloud said the group “It’s certainly difficult and who desire faith-based men- ligions. He said it was not cized what it sees as lax admin- tal health services. his intention to get his cli- asked Voz to cut ties with the painful, because Voz has done istration by the Catholic Cam- The other states licens- ents to join St. Matthews National Council of La Raza, a some tremendous work,” Mc- ing pastoral counselors Baptist Church, which pro- large Latino civil rights organi- Cloud said. “But it became ob- paign and has been working are Arkansas, Maine, New vides space for the counsel- zation that endorses marriage vious that they were assisting in since 2009 to call attention to Hampshire, North Caroli- ing offices and funding for equality, to be considered for something that was contrary to CCHD grantees with activities, na and Tennessee. low-income clients. the grant. Voz has been an af- the teachings of our traditions. positions or affiliations with The legislation, Senate “I have never had that filiate of NCLR since 2009, pri- And we have to honor our do- other nonprofits that contradict Bill 61, and more than 100 conversation with a cli- marily as a grantee. nors’ intent that this money Church teachings on abortion, other new laws approved ent,” he said. After Voz refused to cut its be spent on issues that are not contraception and gay rights.

get it. He jumped out of shunning the Gentiles make disciples,” he asked him to preach. REED the boat and went to Je- at meal time. But Peter STEPHENS added. “I see a lot of It wasn’t something FROM PAGE C1 sus. continued growing in FROM PAGE C1 people and Clermont he really had thought It still took Jesus tell- God’s love and forgive- spreading this way. about doing. But he But Jesus was there to ing Peter to feed and ness and he lived his He came to Grove- And lot of potential.” preached his first ser- care for his sheep three Stephens left a church mon that December. reach out to Peter and life for Jesus. Tradition land from First Bap- times. And once more tist Church in High much larger than the “And by June 1, I was restore him. tells us he was crucified Jesus told them where he told Peter to follow Springs, where he one in Groveland. But full time,” he said. “By him. upside down because to cast their net and served for more than that excites him. then I changed my Peter still didn’t ful- he wasn’t worthy to die “When I look at it, all I schooling and started they pulled up such a eight years. He spent ly understand, but as Jesus did. can see is potential and attending Baptist Col- great haul their nets seven years as the when the day of Pente- Peter got it. people ready to go,” lege of Florida, eventu- were near breaking. Pe- youth pastor and the cost came and the dis- He gave his life. past year and a half as he said. “This church ally getting a master’s ter apparently didn’t re- ciples were filled with an associate pastor. full of incredible peo- degree from Liberty member their first mi- Even you can. And the Spirit, it was Peter even me. “I would have been ple with an incredible Theological Seminary.” raculous catch, the day who preached the first glad to stay there for message do what God His first full-time Jesus told him and the Gospel. Rick Reed is a columnist the long haul,” said wants us to do.” ministry position was others they would be Peter still had his mo- who lives in Mount Dora. To Stephens. “I love teen- Stephens, 40, grew up as a youth pastor in fishers of men. ments and Paul need- reach him, call 383-1458 or agers. They’re passion- in Starke and attended Union County for more Then Peter started to ed to admonish him for email [email protected] ate, moldable. But God Bradford High School. than five years. Then began working in my He served in the U.S. he was called to High heart and giving me a Navy from 1992-96. Springs in the Gaines- BISHOPS members, who lagged The General Synod new vision.” “I got out not know- ville area. behind church lead- ruled in 1975 there was That was almost four ing what I wanted to He moved his wife FROM PAGE C1 ers on the question of no fundamental objec- years ago. do,” he said. and four boys to Grov- female bishops, and tion to women becom- “I had a desire to lead He married his wife eland this spring. diverse religious groups make the legislation ing priests, but it took a church and I’ve pa- Dede in 1997 and be- “It was chaos moving from conservative more acceptable to nearly two decades for tiently waited three or gan college the next when we did,” he said. evangelicals to opponents. the first women to be four years now since year, thinking about “But it was also a tran- supporters of gay At the same time the ordained. He called me,” said Ste- becoming an electrical sition time.” marriage. Major changes church came under in- Things are likely to phens. “God gave me a engineer. One son will be a can take years, even creasing pressure from move faster for aspiring very specific vision and But God had other freshman at South decades to bring about. the outside to reform in female bishops. Welby message. ideas. Lake High School, an- Two years ago simi- favor of women. Some of told the BBC he expects “Our mission is to love, “God saved me in other will begin mid- lar legislation narrowly those who changed their the first woman bish- grow and go. I want to do 1998 and, in that mo- dle school and a third failed to reach the two- vote this time around op in the Church of En- it together.” ment, God began to de- will begin elementary thirds majority with lay said they did not want to gland by next year. The two greatest com- velop me and preparing school. His 8-week-old members, despite the block changes the ma- He was less sure when mands, said Stephens, me for what He had for will remain at home. approval from bishops jority was happy with. asked if there will be a are to love God and love me,” said Stephens. “I feel blessed and and clergy. Monday’s vote marks female Archbishop of man, in that order. One day in 2000, privileged to be here After that vote failed, the latest advance of Canterbury in his life- “Then we will grow while still a young at this time,” Stephens the church worked to women in the church time: “I’ve no idea. I’d together, grow in faith Christian, the pastor said. “It’s been a good build trust with its lay hierarchy. be delighted if I did.” and want to go and at Stephens’ church ride so far.” C4 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, July 19, 2014

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The service will of- device or app. cause it has been in a turned toward the task At the same time, inves- fer about 2,000 audio- switch from Amazon’s Americans have a public squabble with latest efforts, which of determining what tors brushed off a pre- books from Audible growing appetite for Hachette over e-book liminary report showing have largely focused led to the aircraft being with Whispersync for e-books. In the U.S., 79 prices. Amazon did not consumer confidence on adding services shot down. Investors Voice, which lets users million people will use disclose the terms it turned their attention dipped slightly. to its Prime loyalty switch between read- e-book readers in 2014, worked out with pub- to the latest encourag- The market built ing and listening to program. The company up nearly 9 percent lishers who are part of ing company earnings. steadily on its gains books. Subscribers will has recently launched from 72 million in 2013, Kindle Unlimited. “Typically when these throughout the day, re- events hit the news, versing nearly all of the it’s kind of a sell-now, prior day’s losses and ask-questions-later mo- putting all three ma- Gauge of US economy rises 0.3 percent in June ment, and then there is a jor U.S. indexes into the reassessment, and that’s green for the week. MARTIN CRUTSINGER say a rebound began in the April- confidence dipped slightly in The Standard & Poor’s AP Economics Writer exactly what we had,” June quarter and will strengthen July to a preliminary reading of said Quincy Krosby, mar- 500 index added 20.10 WASHINGTON — A gauge de- in the second half of this year. 81.3, down from 82.5 in June. ket strategist at Pruden- points, or 1 percent, to signed to predict the economy’s Conference Board economist Paul Diggle, U.S. economist at tial Financial. “Today, the 1,978.22. The Dow rose future health increased in June Ken Goldstein said that stronger Capital Economics, attributed market focused again on 123.37 points, or 0.7 for a fifth consecutive month, consumer demand driven by the small decline to higher gas- earnings, which for the percent, to 17,100.18. supporting the view that eco- sustained job gains remained oline prices which he said offset most part were good, The Nasdaq composite nomic growth should accelerate “the main source of improve- the strong gains recorded in the surprising to the upside, gained 68.70 points, or in the second half of this year. ment for the U.S. economy.” stock market and solid growth and the markets just ba- 1.6 percent, to 4,432.15. The Conference Board said The unemployment rate fell in employment. sically got back to their The three major in- Friday its index of leading in- to a nearly six-year low of 6.1 The leading economic index is normal business.” dexes remain ahead for dicators rose 0.3 percent last percent in June as employers composed of 10 forward-point- Signs of a rebound ap- the year. month. That was slightly low- added 288,000 new jobs, mark- ing indicators. For June, six of peared early. The major Bond prices fell. The er than forecast but the May in- ing the fifth straight month- the 10 indicators showed gains stock indexes edged high- yield on the 10-year crease was revised up to a 0.7 ly gain above 200,000. That is with the positive contributions er in premarket trading Treasury note rose to percent gain, a bit stronger than the best stretch of job growth including interest rates, cred- and demand for bonds 2.48 percent from 2.45 first estimated. since the tech boom of the late it availability and stock pric- waned, sending the yield percent late Thursday. The economy shrank sharp- 1990s. es. The biggest drag on the in- on the 10-year Treasury All 10 sectors in the ly in the first three months of A second report Friday showed dex was a fall in applications note lower. Gold and oil S&P 500 rose, led by the year, reflecting the effects of that the University of Mich- for permits to build new homes prices also declined. health care. The sector is a harsh winter, but economists igan’s measure of consumer and apartments. Strong earnings from up 10.6 percent this year. The Market In Review

C6 DAILY COMMERCIAL Saturday, July 19, 2014

Sweeping changes MSFT $44.69 Flying higher? Housing monitor New home sales, in thousands $45 Microsoft reports fiscal $38.50 Wall Street U.S. sales of new homes Seasonally adjusted annual rate fourth-quarter earnings 40 predicts that Delta increased in April and May after Tuesday. Air Lines’ earnings a slow start to the year. est. 35 493 The financial results come and revenue Sales vaulted 18.6 percent in 500 ’14 improved in the May to a seasonally adjusted just days after the software 30 company announced plans second quarter. annual rate of 504,000, the Operating $0.59 est. 475 to slash 18,000 jobs, the EPS $0.61 The company, highest level in six years. That biggest layoffs in its 39-year due to report its latest quarterly financial results followed a 3.7 percent increase To d ay 450 history. The move puts the 4Q ’13 4Q ’14 Wednesday, has been making more money by filling in April. Economists anticipate company on track to save more seats on its planes and paying a bit less for fuel. that pace didn’t hold in June, Price-earnings ratio: 17 425 $600 million in annual costs Like other airlines, Delta also has benefited from higher however. They expect that the based on past 12 months’ results within 18 months after the fares and extra fees. Investors will be listening for an Commerce Department will 400 closing of its acquisition of Dividend: $1.12 Div. Yield: 2.5% update on the airline’s outlook for bookings the rest of report Thursday that sales of J F M A M J Nokia’s mobile-device unit. Source: FactSet the year. new homes slowed last month. Source: FactSet

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ParkerHan 1.92 123.43 +1.51 WstnAlliB ... 23.96 +.45 Enerpls g 1.08 23.66 +.45 HollyFront 1.28f 44.15 +.59 KCG Hldg ... 11.42 +.24 MetLife 1.40 55.83 +.81 RoyDShllA 3.76f 82.23 -.23 TempurSly ... 60.19 +.30 AuRico g .08m 4.12 +.01 Cimarex .64 142.06 +2.56 Parkwy .75 u21.55 +.19 WstAstMtg 4.59e 13.91 +.18 EnerSys .70f 64.89 -.92 HonwllIntl 1.80 u96.82 +1.65 KKR 1.56e 25.11 +.18 MKors ... 81.06 -.80 Rubicon g ... 1.62 -.02 Tenaris .86e 45.11 +.51 Autoliv 2.16f 103.63 -.94 CinciBell ... 3.95 +.14 ParsleyE n ... 23.29 -.06 WstnRefin 1.04 40.14 +.26 ENSCO 3.00 53.71 -.38 Hormel .80 48.53 +.60 KT Corp ... 14.37 +.06 MidstsPet ... 6.10 +.03 RubiconP n ... d9.39 -.11 TenetHlth ... 48.42 +.63 AvalonBay 4.64u147.32 +1.20 Cinemark 1.00 33.69 +.21 PeabdyE .34 15.71 +.05 WstnUnion .50 17.52 +.19 Enservco ... u3.26 +.22 Hornbeck ... 41.58 +.33 KC Southn 1.12 116.37 +3.11 MdwGold g ... .93 ... 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RuckusW ... 11.42 +.25 Teradata ... 42.37 +.63 Avnet .60 44.32 +.49 Civeo n ... 25.73 +.37 PennVa ... 15.01 -.05 Weyerhsr .88 32.58 +.33 EntPrPt 2.88f 77.82 +.18 HospPT 1.96 30.76 +.38 KateSpade ... 39.38 +1.33 MillerEnR ... 4.87 +.15 Ryder 1.48f 89.44 +1.18 Teradyn .24 19.60 +.14 Avon .24 14.13 -.07 Clarcor .68 61.00 +.54 PennWst g .56 8.87 +.03 Whrlpl 3.00f 139.50 +.54 EnvisnH n ... 34.95 +.86 HostHotls .60f u23.05 +.35 Kellogg 1.84 66.17 +.26 MitsuUFJ ... 5.95 +.04 Ryland .12 37.73 +.05 Terex .20 39.00 +.59 Axiall .64 45.97 +1.08 CliffsNRs .60 15.84 +.34 Penney ... 8.58 +.02 WhiteWave ... 30.06 +.18 EqualEn g .20 5.45 -.01 HovnanE ... 4.45 +.03 KeyEngy ... 7.03 -1.34 MobileTele 1.11e 19.01 +.19 Tesoro 1.00 58.15 -.28 AXIS Cap 1.08 44.39 -.20 Clorox 2.96f 92.25 +.21 PennaRE .80 19.23 +.22 S-T-U WhitingPet ... 87.98 +2.70 B&G Foods 1.36 29.62 -1.20 CloudPeak ... 16.13 +.06 Equifax 1.00 73.33 -.32 Humana 1.12f 132.60 +1.43 Keycorp .26 13.70 +.08 Mohawk ... 131.83 +1.64 TevaPhrm 1.34e 54.73 +1.08 PennyMac 2.36 21.60 +.03 SAP SE 1.37e 81.33 +.65 Textron .08 38.76 +.44 WileyJA 1.16f 61.57 +1.51 B2gold g ... 2.75 -.02 Coach 1.35 34.25 +.16 EqtyRsd 2.00 u64.80 +.30 Huntsmn .50 27.17 +.41 KilroyR 1.40 63.12 +.88 MolinaHlth ... 45.65 +.47 WmsCos 1.70f 58.22 +.62 EsteeLdr .80 76.08 +1.59 IAMGld g ... 3.88 -.03 KimbClk 3.36 113.29 +.62 MolsCoorB 1.48 72.50 +1.11 Pentair 1.20f 72.38 +.81 SCANA 2.10 53.15 +.54 TherapMD ... 4.27 +.16 BB&T Cp .96f 38.90 +.61 CobaltIEn ... 16.49 +.17 PepBoy ... 11.38 +.66 WmsPtrs 3.62f 53.56 -.54 BBVABFrn .02e 14.02 +1.08 CocaCE 1.00 u48.77 +.39 ExcoRes .20 5.04 ... ICICI Bk .77e 50.98 +1.79 Kimco .90 23.51 +.23 Molycorp ... 1.87 -.12 SK Tlcm ... 26.15 +.22 ThermoFis .60 121.00 +1.98 PepcoHold 1.08 27.39 +.18 SLGreen 2.00 110.61 +1.22 ThomCrk g ... 2.80 -.02 WmsSon 1.32 69.99 +.76 BCE g 2.47 45.51 +.15 Coeur ... 8.77 -.13 Exelis .41 17.06 +.17 ING ... 13.58 +.31 KindME 5.56f 82.64 +.22 Monsanto 1.72 119.98 +.39 WillisGp 1.20 42.48 +.03 Exelon 1.24 32.09 +.14 ION Geoph ... 4.12 +.02 KindMorg 1.72f 37.55 +.74 MonstrWw ... 6.43 ... PerkElm .28 46.69 +.67 SM Energy .10 77.46 +.91 ThomsonR 1.32 36.79 +.16 BHP BillLt 2.36e 72.07 +.60 Colfax ... 67.67 -.90 Perrigo .42 154.81 +2.95 WiscEngy 1.56 45.38 +.52 BP PLC 2.28 50.73 -.14 Exelon 17 1.25 d50.68 +.28 iShGold ... 12.71 -.09 KindrM wt ... 2.80 +.17 Montpelr .50 31.79 +.10 SpdrDJIA 3.58e 170.58 +.97 3D Sys ... 57.27 +1.25 ColgPalm 1.44 68.90 +.30 PetChina 5.16eu131.41 +1.65 WTEurSC 1.28e 58.45 +.06 BP Pru 10.74e 91.62 +.09 Express ... 16.49 +.56 iSAstla .99e 26.73 +.30 KindMM 5.52t 80.08 +1.02 MontRe pfA 2.22 27.90 +.13 SpdrGold ... 126.13 -.96 3M Co 3.42 144.83 +1.29 ColonyFncl 1.44f 22.63 +.33 PetrbrsA .85e 18.35 +1.10 WTJpHedg 1.54e 49.58 +.25 BPZ Res ... 3.01 +.02 ColumPT n 1.20 26.09 +.12 ExtStay n .60 23.08 +.41 iShBrazil 1.55e 50.30 +1.63 KindredHlt .48 23.77 -.65 Moodys 1.12 90.44 +1.29 SpdrEuro501.28e 42.06 +.49 Tiffany 1.52f 99.68 +1.13 Petrobras .46e 17.08 +1.05 WT India .15e 22.37 +.33 BRF SA .19e 25.55 +.80 Comerica .80f 49.68 +.37 ExtraSpce 1.88f 53.75 +.88 iShCanada .62e 32.45 +.24 KingDEn n ... 19.86 +.16 MorgStan .40f 32.64 +.34 SP Mid 2.33e 256.91 +3.09 Time n ... 25.62 +.51 ExxonMbl 2.76f 102.73 +.42 iShEMU .94e 41.12 +.38 PtroqstE ... 6.66 +.07 S&P500ETF3.58e 197.71 +2.00 TW Cable 3.00 148.46 +1.71 WolvWW s .24 d24.48 -.06 BabckWil .40 33.10 +.24 CmclMtls .48 18.06 +.50 Kinross g ... 4.19 -.03 MorgSt pfF ... 26.70 -.11 Workday ... 79.05 +1.58 FMC Corp .60 69.14 +.74 iShGerm .63e 30.59 +.12 MorgS pfG 1.66 25.69 +.07 Pfizer 1.04 30.73 +.18 SpdrBiot 1.07e 139.09 +4.47 TimeWarn 1.27b u87.23 +1.11 BakrHu .68f 73.28 +.74 CmwREIT ... 26.58 +.01 KiteRlty .26 6.36 +.08 WldW Ent .48 12.55 -.05 FMC Tech ... 60.93 +.42 iSh HK .72e 21.13 +.17 Mosaic 1.00 47.79 +.24 PhilipMor 3.76 86.02 +1.47 Spdr Div 2.92e 76.15 +.72 Timken 1.00 48.22 +.44 BallCorp .52 u64.34 +.86 CmwRe pfD 1.63 23.75 -.24 Knoll Inc .48 18.15 +1.18 Wyndham 1.40 76.35 +1.11 FNBCp PA .48 12.26 +.05 iShItaly .34e 16.79 +.32 Knowles n ... 29.22 +.34 MotrlaSolu 1.24 65.49 +.55 PhilipsNV 1.10e 31.68 +.20 SpdrHome .13e 30.95 +.22 TimknStl n ... 44.09 +1.38 BallyTech ... 60.35 +.74 CmtyBkSy 1.12 35.13 +.50 XL Grp .64 33.74 -.08 FNF Grp n ... 27.39 +.45 iShJapan .17e 12.12 +.06 KodiakO g ... u16.01 +.64 MuellerWat .07 8.31 +.18 Phillips66 2.00 80.86 +1.32 SpdrS&PBk .44e 32.39 +.27 TollBros ... 35.20 -.02 BcBilVArg .61e 12.19 +.09 CmtyHlt ... 45.92 +.99 XPO Logis ... 27.21 +.15 FNFV Gp n ... 16.02 +.07 iSh SKor .90e 64.75 +.83 Kohls 1.56 52.40 +.77 MurphO 1.25b 66.32 +.19 PhxNMda ... 9.77 +.22 SpdrBarcCv1.66e 50.40 +.56 Torchmrk s .51 55.20 +.71 BcoBrad pf .44e 15.58 +.81 CBD-Pao .44e 47.94 +1.61 XcelEngy 1.20 31.81 +.30 BcoSantSA .83e 9.94 +.14 FS Invest n .89a 10.56 +.04 iSMalasia .52e 15.98 +.02 KosmosEn ... 10.08 +.16 NCR Corp ... 33.10 +.30 PiedmOfc .80 19.43 +.26 SpdrShTHiY1.55e 30.58 +.06 TorDBk gs 1.88 51.70 +.22 CompSci .92f 63.83 +.03 Xylem .51 37.45 +.72 BcoSBrasil .90e 6.77 +.08 ComstkRs .50 25.45 +.43 FamilyDlr 1.24 61.39 +1.08 iShMexico 1.09e 70.32 +.77 KrispKrm ... 15.43 +.11 NQ Mobile ... d5.01 +.66 Pier 1 .24 15.50 +.12 SpdrLehHY2.90e 41.14 +.14 Total SA 3.19e 68.12 +1.35 YPF Soc .15e 38.00 +2.27 BcpSouth .20 23.53 +.23 Con-Way .40 48.98 +.08 FedExCp .80f 152.87 +.97 iShNeth .55e 24.62 +.17 Kroger .66 49.60 +.32 NRG Egy .56 32.29 +.50 PinnclEnt ... 24.32 +.02 SpdrNuBST .22e 24.33 -.02 TotalSys .40 31.74 +.47 Yamana g .15 8.30 -.10 BkofAm .04 15.49 +.29 ConAgra 1.00 30.67 +.16 FedInvst 1.00 30.05 +.28 iShSing .45e 13.90 +.19 L Brands 1.36a 57.71 +.73 NRG Yield 1.40f 51.16 -.64 PinnaclFds .84 31.35 +.28 SpdrS&P RB.60e 38.95 +.37 TrCda g 1.92 50.70 -.04 Yelp ... 68.35 +1.82 BkNYMel .68 u38.43 +.43 ConchoRes ... 144.99 +2.21 FelCor .08 10.34 +.33 iShSpain 1.16e 41.00 +.36 L-3 Com 2.40 121.96 +1.35 Nabors .16 28.63 -.16 PinWst 2.27 56.82 +1.23 SpdrRetl .63e 85.37 +1.50 Transocn 3.00f 42.82 -.48 Bankrate ... 17.71 +.14 ConocoPhil 2.92f 84.76 +.08 Ferrellgs 2.00 25.56 +.13 iSTaiwn .26e 16.04 +.18 LaQuinta n ... 18.80 +.30 NBGreece ... 3.45 +.02 PionEnSvc ... 18.07 +.12 SpdrOGEx .50e 78.39 +1.02 TrGasSur ... 3.15 +.23 YingliGrn ... 3.25 +.05 BankUtd .84 32.50 +.19 ConsolEngy .25 41.69 +.72 Ferro ... 12.83 +.15 iSh UK 1.26e 20.86 +.13 LaZBoy .24 21.27 +.18 NatFuGas 1.54f 72.93 +1.07 PioNtrl .08 223.10 +.52 SpdrMetM .51e 41.85 +.27 Travelers 2.20f 95.34 +.64 YoukuTud ... 20.08 +.28 Banro g ... d.30 -.01 ConEd 2.52 56.92 +.61 FibriaCelu ... 9.85 -.21 iShSilver ... 20.02 -.27 LabCp ... 103.49 -1.93 NatGrid 3.48e u76.24 +.96 PitnyBw .75 27.33 +.18 SPX Cp 1.50 105.20 +.19 TreeHseF ... 76.05 +.83 YumBrnds 1.48 77.42 +.41 Barclay .41e 14.50 +.10 ConstellA ... 87.57 +1.36 FidNatInfo .96 u56.91 +.69 iShS&P100 1.63e 88.10 +.89 LadThalFn ... 3.55 +.05 NOilVarco 1.84f 85.45 +.85 PlainsAAP 2.58f 59.07 +.07 STMicro .40 9.11 +.19 Trex s ... 26.70 +.26 YuMe n ... 6.20 +.26 BarVixMdT ... 12.06 -.39 Constellm ... 32.20 +.33 58.com n ... 48.28 -.05 iShSelDiv 2.29e 75.89 +.71 Lannett ... 38.19 +1.23 NatRetPrp 1.68f u37.81 +.42 PlumCrk 1.76 44.41 +.32 SABESP .31e 10.23 +.11 TriPointe ... 14.68 +.10 Zimmer .88 102.44 +1.73 B iPVix rs ... 27.89 -2.04 ContainSt n ... 22.48 +.14 FstAFin n .96f 27.64 +.67 iShTIPS 1.47e 115.28 -.22 LaredoPet ... 28.57 +.54 NavideaBio ... 1.36 +.04 Polaris 1.92 132.80 +.95 Safeway .92f 34.76 +.02 TriangPet ... 11.79 +.51 Zoetis .29 32.69 +.48 Bard .88f 144.91 +2.61 ContlRes ... 151.67 +1.40 FstBcpPR ... 5.25 +.10 iShChinaLC .71e 38.24 +.27 LVSands 2.00 72.84 -.52 Navistar ... 37.86 +.69 BarnesNob ... 22.15 +.39 Cnvrgys .28f 20.76 +.40 FstCwlth .28 8.86 +.11 iSCorSP5003.55e 198.94 +1.94 LaSalleH 1.50f u36.67 +.86 NetSuite ... 80.41 +1.61 Stocks in bold changed 5% or more in price from the previous day. Barnes .44 37.61 +.74 CooperTire .42 30.00 +.41 FstHorizon .20 11.72 +.25 iShUSAgBd2.41e 109.22 -.12 Lazard 1.20 51.35 +.63 Neuralstem ... 3.13 -.01 Stock Footnotes: g - Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h - Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf - Late filing with SEC. BarrickG .20 19.19 +.01 Copel .95e u16.76 +.79 FstInRT .41 19.18 +.16 iShEMkts .71e 44.16 +.68 LeapFrog ... 7.59 +.01 NeuStar ... 27.44 +.41 n - Stock was a new issue in the last year. The 52-week high and low figures date only from the beginning of trading. pf - Preferred stock BasicEnSv ... 27.58 -.66 CoreLogic ... 29.58 +.38 FMajSilv g ... 10.50 -.01 iShiBoxIG 4.15e 119.24 -.16 LearCorp .80 u96.42 +2.68 NwGold g ... 6.28 -.09 issue. rs - Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50% within the past year. s - Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the Baxter 2.08f 76.52 +.27 Corning .40 21.83 +.34 FstRepBk .56 47.32 -.44 iSEafeSC 1.24e 52.32 +.29 LeggMason .64f 50.66 +.60 NwMtnFin 1.36 14.73 +.06 last year. vj - Company in bankruptcy or receivership, or being reorganized under the bankruptcy law. Appears in front of the name. BeazerHm ... 18.98 -.12 Cosan Ltd .30e 12.94 +.32 FirstEngy 1.44 31.89 +.20 iShEMBd 5.27e 115.26 +.41 LeggPlat 1.20 32.90 +.35 NewOriEd .35e 24.39 +.07 Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount BectDck 2.18 118.61 +1.01 CousPrp .30 u12.63 +.16 500.com n ... 33.41 +.39 iShIndones .36e 28.87 +.67 LeidosHld 1.28 37.62 +.27 NewResid .70a 6.22 +.01 declared or paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of divi- Belden .20 77.08 +3.00 Covance ... 86.12 +.88 Fleetcor ... 129.55 +.91 iSSP500Gr 1.73e 106.29 +1.36 LennarA .16 39.43 +.11 NY CmtyB 1.00 15.64 +.13 dends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared Belmond ... 13.77 +.08 CovantaH 1.00f 20.54 +.03 Flotek ... 31.14 +.51 iShLatAm .99e 40.51 +1.03 Lennox 1.20f 87.01 +1.24 NY REIT n .46 10.85 +.18 or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend Bemis 1.08 40.53 +.51 Covidien 1.28 88.53 +1.48 FlowrsFds .48f 20.19 -.02 iSSP500Val 1.87e 91.22 +.76 LeucNatl .25 25.31 +.26 Newcastle .40b 4.72 +.01 announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. BerkH B ... 128.28 +1.76 CSVInvNG ... 4.28 +.06 Flowserve .64 72.61 +.95 iSh20 yrT 3.43e 114.52 -.37 Level3 ... 46.34 +.27 NewellRub .68f 31.35 +.25 t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - BerryPlas ... 25.81 +.30 CSVLgNGs ... 15.95 -.23 Fluor .84 76.76 +.46 iSh7-10yTB2.31e 103.77 -.21 LexRltyTr .68f 11.22 +.11 NewfldExp ... 44.13 +.58 P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. Saturday, July 19, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL C7

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IN THE CIRCUIT CIVIL COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR LAKE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 35 2013 CA 002030 DIVISION: 3 U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, vs. RACHEL E. RODNEY A/K/A RACHEL RODNEY, USAA FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK, PINE ISLAND ESTATES HOME- OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., AND UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS, Defendants, NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Fi- nal Judgment of Foreclosure for Plaintiff entered in this cause on June 26, 2014 in the Circuit Court of Lake County, Florida, I will sell the property situated in Lake County, FLORIDA de- scribed as: CROSSWORD PUZZLE LOT 1, PINE ISLAND ESTATES, AC- IN THE CIRCUIT CIVIL COURT OF THE CORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, RECORDED IN PLT BOOK 33, PAGE 1, IN AND FOR LAKE COUNTY PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, CIVIL DIVISION FLORIDA. CASE NO. 35 2013 CA 002863 and commonly known as 9840 SKY- DIVISION: 6 LARK LANE, GROVELAND, FL 32736; including the building, appur te- JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL nances, and fix tures lo cated therein, ASSOCIATION at public sale to the highest and best Plaintiff, bidder, for cash, Sales are held in the vs. lobby on the first floor of the Lake STEPHANIE G. MASTERJOHN, DANIEL County Courthouse 550 W. Main St. J. MASTERJOHN, WHITEMARSH HO- Tavares, FL 32778August 26, 2014 MEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. AND at 11 a.m. Any per son claim ing an UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS, interest in the surplus from the sale, Defendants, if any, other than the property owner as of the date of the lis pendens must NOTICE OF SALE file a claim within 60days after the sale. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Fi- nal Judgment of Foreclosure for Dated this 1st day of July, 2014. Plaintiff entered in this cause on June Clerk of the Circuit Court 19, 2014, in the Circuit Court of Lake Neil Kelly County, Florida, I will sell the property By: /S/H. SIED situated in Lake County, FLORIDA de- Deputy Clerk scribed as: Ad No: 10016553 LOT 39, WHITEMARSH SUBDIVISION, July 19, 2014 & July 26, 2014 ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOR BOOK 61, PAGES 22 THROUGH 25, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION: FILE NUMBER: 2014-CP-000866 and commonly known as 23704 KEHOE MARSH CT, LEESBURG, FL IN RE: ESTATE OF 34748; including the build ing, ap pur- JERRY A. KENNEDY, tenances, and fixtures located a/k/a JERRY KENNEDY, therein, at public sale to the highest Deceased and best bidder, for cash, Sales are held in the lobby on the first floor of NOTICE TO CREDITORS the Lake County Courthouse 550 W. Main St. Tavares, FL on AUG 26, The administration of the estate of 2014 at 11 a.m. Any person claim- JERRY A. KENNEDY A/K/A JERRY ing an interest in the surplus from the KENNEDY,deceased, whose date of sale, if any, other than the property death was MAY 10, 2014, is pend ing owner as of the date of the lis pend- in the Fifth Judicial Circuit Court for ens must file a claim within 60days Lake County, Florida, Probate after the sale. Division, the ad dress of which is 550 West Main Street, Tavares, Florida Dated this 24 day of June 2014. 32778; File Number 2014-CP- Clerk of the Circuit Court 000866. The name and address of Neil Kelly the personal representa tive and the By: /S/D. NEAL personal repre sentative's attorney are Deputy Clerk set forth below. Ad No: 10016201 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE July 19, 2014 & July 26, 2014 NOTIFIED THAT: All creditors of the decedent and IN THE CIRCUIT CIVIL COURT OF THE other persons having claims or de- FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, mands against decedent's estate on IN AND FOR LAKE COUNTY whom a copy of this Notice has been CIVIL DIVISION served must file their claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE CASE NO. 35 2013 CA 002030 (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE DIVISION: 3 FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TIME OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS Plaintiff, NOTICE ON THEM. vs. All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or RACHEL E. RODNEY A/K/A RACHEL demands against decedent's estate RODNEY, USAA FEDERAL SAVINGS must file their claims with this Court BANK, PINE ISLAND ESTATES HOME- WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., AND THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS, TION OF THIS NOTICE. Defendants, ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE NOTICE OF SALE FOREVER BARRED. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Fi- NOTHWITHSTANDING THE TIME PE- nal Judgment of Foreclosure for RIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM Plaintiff entered in this cause on June FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AF- 26, 2014 in the Circuit Court of Lake TER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF County, Florida, I will sell the property DEATH IS BARRED. situated in Lake County, FLORIDA de- scribed as: The date of first publication of this notice is July 12, 2014. LOT 1, PINE ISLAND ESTATES, AC- CORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS Personal Representative: RECORDED IN PLT BOOK 33, PAGE 1, JAMES E . ROPER PUBLIC RECORDS OF LAKE COUNTY, 608 South Main Avenue FLORIDA. Apt. #25 Minneola, Florida 34715 and commonly known as 9840 SKY- LARK LANE, GROVELAND, FL 32736; LYNN WALKER WRIGHT, ESQ. including the building, appur te- Lynn Walker Wright, P.A. nances, and fix tures lo cated therein, Florida Bar No. 0509442 at public sale to the highest and best 12184 West Colonial Drive bidder, for cash, Sales are held in the Suite 102 lobby on the first floor of the Lake Winter Garden, Florida 34787 County Courthouse 550 W. Main St. Telephone(407)656-5500 Tavares, FL 32778August 26, 2014 Facsimile(407)656-5898 at 11 a.m. Any per son claim ing an Email [email protected] interest in the surplus from the sale, Attorney for Personal Representative if any, other than the property owner as of the date of the lis pendens must Ad No: 10016657 file a claim within 60days after the July 12, 2014 & July 19, 2014 sale. Dated this 1st day of July, 2014. Clerk of the Circuit Court Neil Kelly By: /S/H. 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Home352-365-8203 & n [email protected] www.dailycommercial.com IDEAS: Cooking up a color-happy kitchen / E2 A color palette starts with a base color VICKI PAYNE ing to be used and, most MCT importantly, in which One of the most fre- tone. That’s what color quent questions I’m selecting is all about. A asked is, “What color shade is just a lighter or paint should I use?” I darker version of a col- have never understood or. That isn’t the same as why so many people tone. are intimidated by col- We’ve all tried to or. Maybe it’s because match one shade of we all see color differ- beige to another shade ently. Over the years I’ve of beige without suc- tried to take some of the cess. Some beiges look PHOTOS BY LEZLIE STERLING / MCT mystery out of color for pink, others more tan. ABOVE: A dirt field no more, the garden was created under the direction of Bill Maynard, who the community garden my clients and view- That’s because every coordinator for Sacramento, Calif.’s Department of Parks and Recreation. BELOW: Carrots are among the healthful ers. Once you get it, us- color has undertones. edibles being grown in the garden, which addresses hunger in the community. ing color is fun and not Whites can be tint- scary at all. ed with grays, browns, Start with a color pal- black. It’s that under- ette. Each room in your tone that gives a col- Growing together home should flow from or warm or cool tones. space to space. That Start by picking your Church garden project cultivates beds, beauty and community doesn’t mean you can’t base color. It has to use color; it just means have a tone that match- MOZES ZARATE have worth,” he said. you need to think about es the furniture, rugs MCT Maynard advised the where that color is go- SEE COLOR | E2 atrick Powers held church throughout the up three or four construction process, carrots he’d just from planning to fi- P nancing and connect- pulled out of the soil. Before he started gar- ing the church with dening, numerous volunteers. people or things might At Redeemer’s Field, have touched those there are 20 occupied carrots before they beds growing anything reached his mouth: and everything, from farmers, farmworkers, bulbous watermelon pesticides, food han- and heirloom toma- dlers, grocers – all part toes to cinnamon basil of a system of efficient and zucchini squash. food-processing that Red grapevines hug he had some familiar- one side of a bordering ity with working in the chain link fence, and a restaurant industry for line of burgeoning fruit 35 years. trees welcomes visitors Now, it’s straight near the entrance gate, from the ground to his open at all hours of the plate, a feeling he says day. At the center lies a he can’t describe. The project, which who has helped build bed of proud sunflow- “It’s fun being a broke ground in March community gardens ers raised by a member farmer,” he said. of last year, trans- around Sacramento for who lives in an apart- Patrick rents a plot formed an emp- 20 years and works as ment across the street. for $40 a year at Re- ty church lot into a the community garden The garden’s con- deemer’s Field, a year- source of healthful and coordinator for Sacra- struction required old community gar- affordable food for mento’s Department of many hands, includ- den on land owned by community members. Parks and Recreation. ing non-church mem- DAVID H. RAMSEY / MCT bers, neighbors and the Lutheran Church of The value of a com- “It’s about bring- Having a color palette allows you to introduce new popular Our Redeemer in Sac- munity garden is clear, ing the community community service colors into your existing home without the fear of making ramento, Calif. said Bill Maynard, in and showing they SEE GARDEN | E2 a mistake. Brave new gardening for brave new climates KATHERINE ROTH Savageau, a design profes- well in heavy rain and the Associated Press sor at the University of Cal- dry weather that can follow. ifornia at Davis, who recent- Ripping out the front lawn “Awareness is changing in ly traded in her lush green and its bordering rhododen- a way that is here to stay,” lawns for a desert look. drons and replacing them said Brian Sullivan, a vice Instead of scoffing, neigh- president for landscapes at with a landscape of na- bors stopped to ask her tive grasses, groundcovers, The New York Botanical Gar- landscaper for his business den. “Yard by yard, region by succulents and rocks once card. Other California towns, seemed an unfathomable region, the overall environ- including Sacramento and mental impact of this trend, act of defiance. No longer. Menlo Park, have begun of- As many parts of the which I think is very positive, fering rebates to homeown- is substantial.” United States grapple with ers who remove their lawns. Mowing and watering a drought and rising water Gardeners nationwide are traditional lawn requires a bills, “The thought of an En- feeling the effects of climate glish garden in the Central change. In the East, and oth- lot of time, money, water Valley of California is sheer er areas where heavy down- and fertilizers. Increasing- madness. It wasn’t meant to pours have become more in- ly, many home gardeners ANN SAVAGEAU / AP be, and it’s sucking up pre- tense, a sustainable garden want to focus instead on ed- Ann Savageau’s sustainable drought-tolerant garden with baby plants that cious groundwater we need might include native grass- ible gardens, and rethink the have not fully grown in yet is shown in Davis, Calif. for agriculture,” said Ann es and other plants that do SEE CLIMATES | E3

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She used a Kitchens in traditional backsplash of crisp, blue and and vintage homes often are green fused-glass tiles as a dressed in conservative garb: counterpoint to a rustic, Old neutral hues, stainless steel, World-style metal and wood white-on-white or beige-on- kitchen island, glossy black beige. cabinetry and citrine wallpa- Historically, however, per in an Art Deco-era home. kitchens were actually pret- In another home, she mixed ty peppy, according to Deb- sleek teal-and-white glass orah Baldwin, editor of This with farmhouse blue cabi- Old House magazine. nets. (www.megcaswell.com; “Pastel greens, blues, www.hgtv.com) creams and peaches reigned Baldwin, of This Old House, until the early 1930s, when advises painting upper and casual, built-in eating areas base cabinets different col- were painted Kelly green, red ors, or painting an island or and even black,” she says. hutch in a contrasting shade. “We have readers who are “This helps reinforce their introducing brightly colored freestanding furniture look, cabinets and appliances in which harks back to 18th- tomato, pumpkin and daisy,” and 19th-century kitchens,” she adds. she says. (www.thisoldhouse. HGTV / AP At this spring’s Architectur- com) al Digest Home Design Show Designer and host of HGTV’s Great Rooms, Meg Caswell, painted the walls red then added a clear glass cover “Painting the floor — ei- in New York, manufacturers to create a chic, vibrant backsplash. ther one color or in a pattern were showing lots of vibrant- (www.bertazzoni.com; www. deep Prussian blue enhance light. like checkerboard — can re- ly hued kitchen equipment. bigchill.com; www.aga-rang- all kinds of woods, wheth- New York designer Gide- inforce the vintage look too,” Bertazzoni’s Arancio range es.com) er you’re working with 19th on Mendelson applied a pea- she notes. Options include came in orange, burgun- Fans of metallics might go century pine, Craftsman-era green gingham canvas cloth graphic designs or stencils, dy and yellow. Big Chill dis- for Blue Star’s dramatic col- oak or midcentury walnut. to the ceiling of a country or illustrated rug motifs. Bet- played a wall full of paint-box lection of ranges, wall ovens Or consider the ceiling. In house kitchen, and painted ter Homes & Gardens’ web- hues including jadite (a milky and hoods in copper, gold a small galley kitchen, bold the island in a similar shade. site has lots of ideas. (www. green), cherry and pink. and a chocolate-y ginger, as color on the ceiling creates With a collection of vintage bhg.com/kitchen) AGA’s Signature line of beefy, well as several hundred oth- a “jewel box” effect. Deep baskets displayed along the If you’re in a rental with professional-grade rang- er colors and finishes. (www. hues like eggplant, navy, ma- tops of snowy wood cabine- limited decorating options, es comes in intriguing col- bluestarcooking.com) genta or carmine compli- try, the vibe is relaxed, fresh go for color accents like Fi- ors like aubergine, duck-egg Kitchens of any vintage ment white cabinetry in a and contemporary. (www. esta ware, rag rugs, a couple blue, heather, pistachio, clar- can look great with colorful large kitchen, and look great mendelsongroupinc.com) of snazzy stools, and counter et and British racing green. walls. Pumpkin, cobalt and in both natural and artificial Meg Caswell, a designer appliances in candy hues. COLOR GARDEN FROM PAGE E1 FROM PAGE E1 and accessories that organizations such as you will be using in AmeriCorps to till the that space. No one can soil, pave walkways afford to start from and build wooden box scratch, so we have plots. With much of the to work with what we work done, the proj- have. ect is still expanding: I’ve been using the A picnic bench area is same tone base col- planned to give visitors or for my house for a proper place to sit. LEZLIE STERLING / MCT over 30 years; a warm The farm-to-fork Sue Lomolino tends to her garden plots along with her dog soft gold for the walls movement isn’t central Molly at Redeemer’s Field located on the property of the and creamy white for to the mission of the Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer. the woodwork. I’ve church, which has held dents rent apartments watch things grow,” changed the shade services at the site for and don’t have the Mulz said. of gold and white but 60 years, said Lisa Mulz, space to grow their own For others, taking a never the tone. Before a member of the con- food. stroll through the gar- I paint a room blue (or gregation who helped A little over $3 a den can be therapeutic. any color), I make sure build the garden. month out of his pock- Jason Bense, a pastor at it works with my base It’s more about ad- et for the plot results Our Redeemer, will often color. That allows me dressing hunger in the in a major savings for catch attendees of one to move my furniture area. A half-mile west of Powers, 68, who gets as of the church’s alcohol and accessories from the garden is one of 22 much as 40 percent of support groups touring room to room because Sacramento “food des- his food out of the gar- garden walkways. I know they will all erts,” neighborhoods den. He supplements One garden worker match. The gold arm- whose residents have the rest with goods from related how a woman DAVID H. RAMSEY / MCT chair in my living room little access to healthful the farmers market. one day pulled up to the is the same tone of gold The walls and ceilings in the common spaces are painted and affordable food. The garden is yielding church to say she was as the sisal rug that I with Sherwin Williams Creamy. The woodwork is Pure White. Most garden mem- more than vegetables thankful that her son, have in my bedroom, win Williams Creamy. ceiling — all Sherwin bers live in a ZIP code and food security, said a war veteran who suf- just 2 shades darker. So The woodwork is Pure Williams colors. It all where nearly one-quar- Ann Carlson, a garden fered from post-trau- if I decide to move the White. But I used lots works beautifully to- ter of residents live be- coordinator. matic stress disorder, chair from the living of color throughout the gether and flows from low the poverty line, A natural gallery for now had a venue to room to the bedroom, rest of the house: The room to room, be- according to a 2012 visitors and passers-by, gather his thoughts. it still matches because master bedroom in cause the undertones American Community children and parents at “People need beau- they both match my Tidewater blue, anoth- are right on. These sev- Survey of the U.S. Cen- the on-site preschool ty as well as bread,” base color. er in Repose Gray, an en colors are my col- sus Bureau. The medi- take a gander before said Mark Carlson, one In my new house, I office in Tricorn black, or palette. Nothing an household income class, and neighbors of many garden volun- painted the walls and and the laundry room comes into my house is 35 percent lower than stop by while waiting teers and Anne’s hus- ceilings in my com- in Crystal Clear aqua if it doesn’t match this the state average, and for a bus. band. “This garden can mon spaces with Sher- with a Lily (pale yellow) palette. around half the resi- “It’s fun for them to provide both of those.” START LIVING THE LIFE! BACKYARD VIEWS OF GREENERY! 2/2, den, huge great room, snack bar, formal •Largest inventory of Landscape trees and dining & nook. LAWN plants in Lake County MAINTAINED! 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Don’t let celebrating. I was at flowers, then brush it in- tomatoes wilt or dry out a mango festival last side the female flowers, weekend and there completely; that can en- which have a tiny swell- courage blossom-end were a huge variety of ing at the base of their cultivars with differ- rot. How much water petals (that’s the em- do tomatoes need? Give ent flavors, sizes and bryo melon or squash). uses. tomatoes a deep water- Within days, that lit- ing two to three times a They are a won- tle swelling should start derful tropical treat, week and a little more if growing. they look droopy. If your ■ but are too sensitive ■ It’s not too late to the cold for most tomato plants are on a to get a few more veg- places in Central drip-irrigation system, gies in the ground. Florida. Besides a few figure a gallon per ma- Plant seeds for corn, areas with warm “mi- ture (and bearing) plant lima beans, okra, pars- croclimates” because per day. Water before nips, pumpkin, sum- they are on the south 8 a.m. to reduce chanc- mer and winter squash, side of a large lake, es of fungal infection and watermelon. Re- any mangoes grown and to conserve mois- member: Those seed- here will require spe- ture. lings will need extra at- cial treatment. ■■ Harvest vegetables tention and moisture to SUBMITTED PHOTO If you get a dwarf promptly to encourage make it through July’s Feijoa flowers, also known as pineapple guavas, grow on small evergreen trees. plants to produce more. mango (often called heat. Don’t let them to- some of the fruit when it Squash especially tends condo mangoes), you tally dry out. Feijoas, or is still small and devel- to grow rapidly in hot ■ can grow it in a large JUANITA ■ Pinch back chry- oping, but this may be weather; keep an eye on santhemums for bushy pot and move it under pineapple guavas, POPENOE difficult to do. Make sure the zucchini. plants and more flowers cover, such as a ga- grow on a beautiful, rage, on cold nights. It LAKE COUNTY your loquat is in full sun ■■ If your melons in September. EXTENSION will require pruning to small evergreen and well-drained soil, keep it small, frequent tree with silvery and enjoy the harvest watering because of leaf undersides. apricots with much of delicious fruit that is better quality. The fruit the pot and you will The flowers are too delicate to ship, but need to be prepared is often called a Japa- makes a wonderful, edi- to move it several tropical-looking and nese plum, but to my ble landscape plant. times during the win- even the petals are mind it is more like an More information ter. Another alterna- edible and sweet. apricot with slightly about tropical fruit can tive is to build a tem- fuzzy, edible skin. be found at trec.ifas.ufl. The trees are easy to porary shelter around meliads and have sim- edu/fruitscapes. Visit grow here and the only it for the winter. If you ilar requirements, al- the Discovery Gardens problem I have seen is don’t want to be both- though they like full and our plant clinic ered with all this cold sun. They do not toler- occasional fire blight, with your plant prob- protection, there are ate temperatures below a bacterial infection lems and questions, other tropical fruits 28 degrees F. They are that can turn the flow- weekdays from 9 a.m. that can be grown drought tolerant and ers or new growth tips to 4 p.m. at the Ag Cen- here. actually do not like too black and shriveled. Lo- ter, 1951 Woodlea Road KATHERINE ROTH / AP Feijoas, or pineap- much water. quats fruit from Febru- in Tavares. Dwarf crested irises are shown in the New York Botanical ple guavas, grow on The plants flower and ary through May and Garden that are cultivars of native species. a beautiful, small ev- fruit only once, but the a 5-year-old tree may Juanita Popenoe is the di- ergreen tree with sil- produce 100 pounds of rector of the UF/IFAS Lake in local waterways.” side shoots continue to County Extension office very leaf undersides. fruit in a year. CLIMATES Savageau retained a grow and produce. It can and Environmental Horti- The flowers are tropi- take 18-36 months for Fruit size can be in- culture Production Agent III. FROM PAGE E1 small circle of lush lawn cal-looking and even about 12 feet across for the plant to produce 70- creased by thinning Email: [email protected]. the petals are edible 80 leaves and be ready rest of their landscaping her grandson to play on. and sweet. The fruit to flower and fruit. 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Was I unreasonable the news on TV or goes The question you DEAR TEEN: If he hasn’t to decline the invita- to bed early. should ask yourself is, already left your district, tion? The ingredients I never thought it “Is their relationship I suppose you could tell was unusual because working for them?” And him he has been your alone were going to cost it has been this way if the answer is yes, be favorite teacher and ask me at least $30, and the since I was growing up. glad. What’s natural for for his email address. He stress was more than I But once I was in high some families isn’t for may be willing to share was willing to take on. — school, I started hearing everyone, and neither is it with you, but if he and AGHAST IN ARIZONA classmates talk about their idea of what’s fun. the other teachers are DEAR AGHAST: I think their parents’ friends or DEAR ABBY: I’m a starting a new school, you cut off your nose to hobbies and I realized 15-year-old girl and my you can bet they are go- spite your face. All you my parents are different. favorite teacher, “Mr. ing to be extremely busy had to do was level with They don’t even listen to Brown,” is going to an- and focused on that — your hostess and tell her music or read books. other state with some so he may not be able to you had never baked When I want to go out other teachers to start respond as often as you bread and didn’t have with friends, my par- a new school. I’ll miss might wish. the necessary equip- ents act annoyed and him dearly because he is DEAR ABBY: My hus- ment — and that you wonder why I want to funny and charismatic. band and I were invit- were prepared to make go out instead of stay- We have an aver- ed to a friend’s house her a SIMPLE salad. ing at home. Are there age student-teacher re- for dinner. When I asked What was she going to other people out there lationship, but I still her if I could bring any- do, disinvite you? TODAY IN HISTORY like this, or are my folks would like to stay in thing, the hostess hand- unusual? — MYSTIFIED IN contact with him and ed me a cookbook and Dear Abby is written by Abi- Today is Saturday, July United Air Lines Flight 232, MAINE see how he’s doing. 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Give your- nate this person’s long-term gle, you will meet someone self a little time to recharge want to invite to this get-to- goals and desires. Do what gether. Follow your intuition, in a most unexpected way your batteries. You will be you can to make his or her or through someone you better for the experience. dreams a reality. and you can’t go wrong. You would never think could in- CANCER (June 21-July LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) might find it difficult to kiss troduce you to such a spe- 22) Friends will want you Defer to others. You have logic goodbye, but you will. cial person. If you are at- to join them. It is clear that dealt with enough flak for AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. tached, you will want to you won’t be left alone, a while. You don’t need to 18) You might want to cen- spend more time with your so you might as well head be responsible for making ter yourself and reconsid- sweetie. Even with all the out the door. Choose your plans or for giving out sug- er what to do with a person- demands in your life, you preferred invitation, or do gestions. You actually might al situation. Your home life will make an effort to have something you have been be happiest with one close also could be involved in a alone time together. TAU- postponing doing. Expect to loved one whom you can be discussion. A change might RUS has a way with you. be surrounded by people. open with. be inevitable, so remain ARIES (March 21-April LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. open to a new and differ- 19) You might be the Someone could be too dif- 21) It seems as though, no ent idea. source of all your pres- ficult and domineering for matter what you do, some- PISCES (Feb. 19-March sure because of a judg- your taste. You might want one has a better idea. Don’t 20) Make an effort to touch ment you’ve made regard- to head in a different direc- cop an attitude; instead, be ing a certain issue. You will tion, and you will find a rea- open to this person’s sug- base with several people be putting a lot of effort into son to do so. A loved one gestions. Reach out to a you have not had time to your home or domestic life. or special friend will be only loved one at a distance who reach out to. Do not be sur- A little creativity could save too happy to see your de- you have wanted to speak prised if you get a strong you a lot of money. tour end wherever he or with. Make plans for a vis- reaction from a friend who TAURUS (April 20-May she is. it soon. has really missed you. Un- “Ask Al” 20) You’ll feel better than VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- derstand what this person’s If It Ain’t Broke you have in a while. Dealing 22) You will relate direct- Dec. 21) You might decide disgruntled attitude means. I have been in the sewing machine and vacuum cleaner business for some 48 years and I have people ask me about when I should change my belt on my vacuum cleaner. Well there is an old adage that says, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”. While that may hold true for a lot of things, it surely doesn’t for a vacuum cleaner! What so many people fail to realize is that a vacuum cleaner is made on the assembly line and placed in a carton or box. Then it is stored in a hot warehouse until it is sold, which may be months. Then it is loaded onto a hot tractor-trailer and carried across country in extreme temperatures where it is unloaded into a backroom or deep discount warehouse until it is sold. After all this time and heat, the belt is “melted” onto the motor shaft and brush roller and has stretched to that shape and size. Well, to say the least, you should change your belt as soon as you get it home and use it for the very first time. And then there are those people that say, “Well my belt ain’t broke but my vacuum cleaner is hard to push”. If you turn the vacuum cleaner upside down and turn it on and the brush roller turns but then when it is put on the carpet it stops then your belt is stretched, although it ain’t broke it needs replacing. It is the brush rollers job to turn so it can pick-up debris and open the carpet fibers to allow the suction of the vacuum cleaner tosuck up the dirt. And lastly, be sure to purchase an extra belt so you can have a spare in case it’s the weekend and you have company coming over and the belt breaks with dirty carpet awaiting the guests! And Murphy’s Law of vacuum cleaners is...Guess what?? Yep. No Belt to YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION How to play: Fill in the be found. And be sure to put the extra belt around the blank squares with the handle of the vacuum cleaner so the “Drawer Monster” numbers 1 through 9 so that don’t eat it!!!! That’s my story and I’m sticking to it. Until each horizontal row, vertical next week, it’s a dirty job! column and nine-square sub-grid contains no repeated numbers. Sharkys Vac n Sew 700 N. Main St. Wildwood, Fl 34785 Puzzles range in difficulty from one to six stars. 352-330-2483 [email protected] The solution to today’s puz-

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