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Staff Report grades, UNICEF’s Ba- by-Friendly Hospital Leesburg Region- Initiative and Care- al Medical Center has Chex. been named as one of The 322-bed LRMC “100 Hospitals With offers services in var- Great Women’s Health ious specialties, in- Programs” in the na- cluding orthopedics, tion by Becker’s Hospi- neurosurgery, cardi- PHOTOS BY BRETT LEBLANC / DAILY COMMERCIAL tal Review. ology, obstetrics and “These hospitals of- Johna McCormick, 79, holds her dog Cuddles, 7, in Summerfield on Dec. 26. Cuddles suffered four breaks in three of her women’s health, on- fer outstanding wom- legs and several broken ribs during what McCormick believes was a deliberate attack. cology and pediatrics. en’s health programs, It was the only hospi- such as gynecolo- tal in Lake County and SUMMERFIELD gy, obstetrics, repro- one of only 12 in Flori- ductive medicine and da to make the list. other women’s health “Physicians at The needs,” the company Life Center at LRMC Severely beaten reported Dec. 23. Becker’s Healthcare provide highly special- is a leading source of ized care for women,” business and legal in- Beckers said. “The Life formation for health- Center includes pri- dog recovering vate gynecology suites, care industry leaders. Hospitals were se- two operating and re- THERESA CAMPBELL | Staff Writer when the indoor pet was out- lected for this list covery rooms for spe- [email protected] side on a potty break. based on clinical ex- cial or emergent needs ohna McCormick, 79, broke “Sometimes it takes her 45 and obstetric triage minutes to an hour to do her cellence, quality care down in tears after being and women’s health services. It also of- reunited this week with her business; we never dreamed fers minimally inva- J that somebody would jump the awards, Beckers said. beloved dog, Cuddles, who is The hospitals have sive surgical services now home recuperating from fence and hurt her,” McCor- and childbirth classes. mick said, noting her dog rarely been recognized for two surgeries after being se- excellence in wom- LRMC also offers digi- verely beaten in a deliberate barks. “She has soft barks that en’s health by sever- tal mammography.” attack. are more like whimpers.” al organizations, in- The Dec. 16 beating on Cud- When Cuddles was first This article appeared in cluding U.S. News & dles was reported to the Mari- found unable to move, McCor- for two days because she was the Dec. 26 edition of World Report, Health- the Daily Commercial. on County Sheriff’s Office, and mick feared her dog had suf- so traumatized, and they had to McCormick believes the attack fered a stroke. do a lot on her because she was on the small 6-pound dog, a Cuddles was rushed to so bad,” McCormick said. Chinese crested powderpuff, Petsmart in Lady Lake, where “The doctors were all so won- may be linked to a string of the veterinary team told Mc- derful, all so good, every one of Groveland votes to pay neighborhood burglaries that Cormick that the cruel attack them,” McCormick said, not- have taken place in her Sum- on her dog “was no accident; it ing some of the surgeons re- for courtesy busing merfield retirement communi- was deliberate.” duced the $10,000 medical bill ty near The Villages. Cuddles needed extensive on Cuddles down to $6,000. “I was so afraid that I would care and was referred to the LIVI STANFORD | Staff Writer money.” “It’s still a lot of money,” said [email protected] University of Florida Small An- Loucks said the lose her,” said McCormick, dis- McCormick, who was approved imal Hospital in Gainesville, $1,398 for courtesy traught that someone would for a partial loan. The Groveland City deliberately harm Cuddles, where she was placed in the in- Council unanimously busing would be taken out of council discre- leaving the dog with fractured tensive care unit. This article appeared in the Dec. 27 voted Dec. 24 to fund ribs and broken legs sustained “They had her in observation edition of the Daily Commercial. courtesy busing to the tionary funds. end of the school year County and city of- for students residing ficials have expressed north of State Road 50 concerns about stu- who attend Groveland dents’ safety crossing High Court to review Sumter murder case Elementary School. State Road 50. The busing for 30 stu- Because of continued MILLARD K. IVES | Staff Writer was convicted of killing Karol while declaring dents was scheduled to shortfalls in revenue, [email protected] Lea Hurst of Wildwood in 1978. the defendant was be discontinued on Jan. courtesy busing for stu- The woman was seven mentally disabled. dents within two miles A man with a low IQ, convict- 6 unless parents want- months pregnant when she However, that de- of their home school ed for the rape and murder of ed to start paying for it, was abducted leaving the Pan- cision took place was eliminated district a Sumter County woman, will according to the Lake try Pride grocery store in Lees- before a 2002 County School District wide a few months ago, be the focus of a U.S. Supreme U.S. Supreme according to school of- burg, raped and shot to death HALL “The council felt that Court review early next year on Court ruling that in a deserted Sumter County the amount of mon- ficials. That funding for banned the exe- how to determine the mental field. ey was worth allocat- Groveland was rein- cution of mentally disabled in- disability threshold in deciding After the Florida Supreme ing for the safety of our stated until Jan. 6. when to execute inmates. mates. Court threw out Hall’s original kids,” Groveland Mayor This article appeared in Freddie Lee Hall, 68, was sen- death penalty in 1989, a judge This article appeared in the Dec. 27 Tim Loucks said. “That the Dec. 25 edition of tenced to death in 1979 after he re-sentenced him to death, edition of the Daily Commercial. is a minimal amount of the Daily Commercial. A2 THE COMMERCIAL PRESS Wednesday, January 1, 2014 Ronald Earl Hutchins burg, died Sunday, Decem- neral Home, Umatilla. If you’re not reading the DEATH NOTICES ber 22, 2013. National Cre- The following death notices were pub- Ronald Earl Hutchins, 76, Thomas Sanders Daily Commercial of Leesburg died Wednesday, mation Society, Fruitland lished in the Daily Commercial this past Park. Thomas “Buddy” Sanders, EACH WEEK week: December 18, 2013. Hamlin 71, of Bushnell, died Thurs- Renard McCain EACH WEEK Billy Forrest Brunson & Hilbish Funeral Directors. day, December 26, 2013. Dale Leroy Kellam Renard McCain King, 62, of Marvin C. Zanders Funeral YOU’RE MISSING Billy Forrest Brunson, 66, Coleman died Tuesday, De- of Paisley, died Saturday, De- Dale Leroy Kellam, 93, of Home, Inc., Apopka. cember 24, 2013. Beyers Fu- ON SUNDAY cember 21, 2013. Beyers Fu- Waco, Texas, died Thursday, Edwin O. Sykes, Jr. neral Home, Umatilla. ■ neral Home. Umatilla. December 19, 2013. Page- Edwin O. Sykes, Jr., 66 of ■ MONEY Charles W. Conley Theus Funerals & Crema- Roger W. Roberson Bradenton, died Wednesday, In this weekly section, we’ll take you inside the Charles W. 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Hamlin Leesburg. the movers and shakers in their professions; and burg. Margaret Lilian Leavitt, & Hilbish Funeral Directors, Robert Earl Vance 77, of Paisley, Died, Decem- Eustis. recap the key economic Melanie Hatcher Robert Earl Vance, 83, of news of the past week. ber 18, 2013. Beyers Funeral Daniel Shawn Roberts Melanie Hatcher, 50, of Cl- Home, Umatilla. Tavares, died Tuesday, De- ON MONDAY ermont, died Tuesday, De- Daniel Shawn Roberts, 40, cember 24, 2013. National cember 17, 2013. Beyers Fu- Louis J. Matteo of DeLand, died Sunday, De- Cremation Society, Fruitland ■■ LIVING HEALTHY neral Home and Crematory. Louis J. Matteo, 79, of Lees- cember 22, 2013. Beyers Fu- Park. This section keeps you abreast of all the latest developments in medicine, as well as the FRUITLAND PARK trends in health and fit- Five-year-old ness. Jimmy Martin Jr. smiles at a Race Hundreds blessed with ON WEDNESDAY Along Chuck toy ■■ FROM THE KITCH- truck he received EN Wednesday at free Christmas dinner Use the recipes from a Christmas food columnist Ze´ Car- dinner at New Life Presbyterian MILLARD K. IVES | Staff Writer taking meals to them. ter to whip up some cu- [email protected] Church in “We wanted to make linary delights for your Fruitland Park. sure no one missed family and friends. Save More than 200 peo- a bundle on your next MILLARD K. IVES / DAILY ple were blessed with a Christmas dinner,” COMMERCIAL said Andre Keegan, grocery bill by follow- a free Christmas din- ing the suggestions of ner Dec. 25, thanks to the pastor ‘sson, who delivered meals to Divine Deal Diva Tan- New Life Presbyterian ya Senseney. And bene- Church in Fruitland some homeless peo- ple at Lake Griffin fit from the advice that Park. Mary Ryder offers in her The holiday feast State Park in Fruitland Park. “Practical Potwatcher” was sponsored by do- column. nations from the con- Several diners said gregation and busi- they were happy for ON THURSDAY the meals, especially nesses and served by ■■ ENJOY LIFE with most restaurants volunteers. In its third Looking for something being closed Wednes- year in holding the to do this weekend? We dinner, church offi- day. Tammy Clark said publish a detailed list of cials said it was the with most of her chil- the major events occur- biggest yet. dren living up north, it ring throughout Lake “We wanted to fill gave her the opportu- County, including in- the need and help nity to eat a Christmas depth looks at the plays the community,” said dinner in a large fami- being performed at local pastor Jim Keegan. ly setting. theaters. “It’s such a bless- With red and green ON FRIDAY Christmas deco- ing and the food was rations filling thegreat,” said Clark, with ■■ AROUND THE church’s hall, the holi- a plate in front of her. BLOCK day feast included tur- Children at the din- This section is all key, mashed potatoes, ner also received toys. about people. You’ll see stuffing, pies and oth- Five-year-old Jimmy the smiling faces of res- er desserts and dish- Martin Jr. got a Race idents that our photog- es. Most of the meals, Along Chuck, a Tonka raphers have “Spotted” about 160, were de- truck. at local events. “Good livered to those who “When can I take for You” celebrates the couldn’t make it to it out the box?” said personal milestones of the church. Volun- Martin, as his father friends and neighbors; teers also surprised Jimmy Sr. watched. delve into the histories of Lake and Sumter coun- some firefighters and This article appeared in homeless people by the Dec. 26 edition of ties in Rick Reed’s “Rem- the Daily Commercial. inisce” column; and en- joy Nina Gilfert’s plain speak and humor “From the Porch Steps.” GROVELAND ■■ HOMES In the market for a house? Check out three South Lake ranked as top featured homes, recent property transfers, and destination for runners information about the local real estate market. Staff Report America. “These communi- ON SATURDAY The oldest and ties have shown that ■■ HOME LIFE largest distance run- they meet the pro- Pick up ideas for your ning organization gram’s criteria, which next home decorating in the United States includes community project, or work on that has named South infrastructure, com- green thumb with tips Lake one of its four munity support, and on fruit, vegetable and 2013 Runner Friend- flower gardening. local government ly Communities des- ■■ FAITH FOR LIFE ignations in America. support for running,” See what events are Sarasota, Chatta- the club said in a planned at local church- nooga, Tenn., and press release issued es; enjoy Rick Reed’s de- Kalamazoo, Mich., last week. votional ‘Reflections’ col- also made the list umn; and delve into This article appeared in topical stories of local from the The Road the Dec. 26 edition of Runners Club of the Daily Commercial. and national origin. ■■CRUISIN’ Find out which trucks and automobiles are the hottest vehicles on deal- ers’ lots. 87 and 93 octanes available plus... 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County’s Public Works De- “That is the main drive change opening.” Works Department is study- The Lake County School partment, said it is import- into the high school.” School board officials ing walking paths and traffic Board has requested that ant to assess how many stu- Traffic is expected to in- have expressed concern patterns near Lake Minneo- the county pay for courte- dents are expected to walk crease with the building of about the lack of sidewalks la High School to gauge ex- sy busing for those students in the area if they are not the turnpike interchange actly where sidewalks will on Turkey Farm Road and in the Skyridge subdivision bused. within the city of Minneola, have requested they be be built and a traffic signal who attend Lake Minneola “It is looking at current Schneider noted. may be installed. constructed for students’ High School until the side- projected walkers, the traf- T.J. Fish, executive direc- safety. The county has now re- walks are built. fic and the directions they tor of the Lake-Sumter Met- ceived state funding for the “Because of the lack of County officials say the are going,” he said. ropolitan Planning Organi- sidewalks on Turkey Farm, North Hancock Road exten- decision on courtesy busing So far, the study’s prelimi- zation, agreed the signal is sion project. Construction there is concern about rests with the school board nary results have highlight- warranted. students walking along is expected to begin in Sep- and not the county. ed the need to install a traf- “The long-range plans the shoulder and the vol- tember 2014 with a comple- On Jan. 14, county com- fic signal at North Hancock call for Fosgate Road to be umes of traffic and speed,” tion date of 2016. The proj- missioners will discuss the and Fosgate Road, Schnei- connected to U.S. Higway Schneider said. ect involves constructing school board’s request to der said. 27 to the west,” he said. sidewalks on the west side pay for past and current “The preliminary results “That would create east- This article appeared in the Dec. 27 of North Hancock Road, all costs of courtesy busing at is that we can find a warrant west volumes of traffic in edition of the Daily Commercial. BUSHNELL Get Out 2 of 3 Sumter schools maintain letter grades &

Staff report ry and middle schools, which are graded based Go! Wildwood Middle/ on FCAT scores, as- High School dropped sessment compo- a letter grade this year, nents only account for according to a report 50 percent of the let- card released last week ter grade for combina- by the Florida De- tion schools and reg- partment of Educa- ular high schools, said tion, while South Sum- Allison Nave, coordina- ter High School and the tor for professional ac- Villages Charter School countability for Sumter stayed the same. schools. Other factors, Wildwood received such as graduation rate, a “C” for 2012-13, after student participation in two straight years of re- accelerated coursework ceiving a grade of “B.” and college readiness, South Sumter received a “B” and the charter make up the other half school received an “A,” of the grade, she said. the same grades they This article appeared in have had since 2010-11. the Dec. 23 edition of Unlike elementa- the Daily Commercial.

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Land behind Palm Plaza on U.S. 27 could be more easily developed with financial in- centives for the landowner that the city of Leesburg is asking the state to support. The city wants the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to designate the Walling Crate Company behind the plaza as a Brownfield Area “for the purposes of eco- nomic development, environmental remedi- ation and rehabilitation.” If given that status, the owner of the four- acre tract — which has buildings dating back to 1922 — would be eligible for clean-up tax credits, sales tax credits on building materi- THERESA CAMPBELL / DAILY COMMERCIAL als, a loan guarantee program and clean-up Pam Clements assembles some of the last pieces of her Christmas village on Dec. 24 at her Weirsdale home. She has liability protection from the state. 4,000 pieces and wants to expand her village from her living room into a bedroom. The owner, Walling Crate Company Inc. and Walling Enterprises Inc., would addi- WEIRSDALE tionally be eligible to receive fully deductible past and future clean-up costs from the fed- eral government. Christmas village of 4,000 The city would have no financial involve- ment. The Walling Family made wooden and wire crates for citrus and vegetables in Weirsdale pieces brings joy to collector before moving the company to Leesburg nearly 100 years ago. The company’s steam whistle summoned THERESA CAMPBELL | Staff Writer nent fixture that stays workers in the morning and told them when [email protected] up year round. “It will probably take to go home at night. Twenty-four years up two rooms with- Freezes hurt the citrus industry, business ago Pam Clements in the next couple of slowed and the switch to cardboard boxes led bought a 12-piece years,” Clements said. to the closure of the crate and pallet mill in Christmas Village from “We’re planning on 1986. Heilig Meyers, a former knocking a wall down Robert Walling ran it for years but state re- furniture store in Lees- between a spare bed- cords list the company’s officers now as Stu- burg. room and the living art and Bennett Walling. Her village resem- room … I would just Walling Enterprises also owns Palm Pla- bles a bustling metrop- like to see it get bigger za and all of the undeveloped land behind This article appeared in the Dec. 27 edition of the Daily Commercial. olis of 4,000 pieces that and bigger. I want to the shopping center not associated with the takes up the entire liv- make it as big as I can ing room of her 3-bed- get it.” crate company, property records show. room Weirsdale home. She envisions her According to the state, the primary goals of “It has everything Christmas village grow- the Brownfield Redevelopment Act are to re- from a Walmart, a Dol- ing to around 7,000 duce public health and environmental haz- lar General, a bowl- pieces. ards on existing commercial and industrial ing alley, theaters, and Clements has al- sites that are abandoned or underused due to a fire department. In- ready invested $10,000 these hazards; create financial and regulato- stead of a village, it’s in her collection and ry incentives to encourage voluntary clean- more like a city now,” has no plans to stop. up and redevelopment of sites; and derive said the 53-year-old She delights in buying clean-up target levels. grandmother of two new items after Christ- The Wallings could not be reached for com- mas, when stores mark young boys. “It has a ment Dec. 26. Robert Sargent, spokesman for down holiday decora- mountain scene with the city, is on vacation until the first of the houses, ski slopes, and tions. year. it’s really neat to see.” This article appeared in Clements of Weirsdale assembles one of her 4,000 Christmas She plans to make the Dec. 25 edition of village pieces on Dec. 24. Her collection covers the entire This article appeared in the Dec. 27 her collection a perma- the Daily Commercial. living room of her 3-bedroom home. edition of the Daily Commercial.

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Benefits include vacation, Hotels/Clubs Needed for Busy Urgent Care. holidays, medical/life insurance. 134 Cemetery 400 Email to: Apply in person at 5949 Sadler Road, Employment 421 Financial medicalbillingtoday@ yahoo.com Zellwood or call 407.905.4000. EOE BARTENDER & SERVER’S - FT Lots/Crypts MUST be exp’d. Evenings & Wknds. COMMUNITY BANK & TRUST MA, LPN & RADIOLOGY TECH. PUMP TRUCK DRIVER Apply in person 3-5pm CEMETERY LOTS Garden of Devotion, OF FLORIDA VIC’S EMBERS SUPPER CLUB Lot 58, D 1&2. Lakeside Memory Needed for Busy Urgent Care. AND MULTI-TASK Email to: 7940 US Hwy. 441 Leesburg, FL Gardens, Eustis. $8,000. Call 410 Sales TELLER CDL CIass A with good driving record medicalbillingtoday@ yahoo.com required. Long-term growth opportu- 352-603-2854 HS Diploma/GED, customer service EARN EXTRA MONEY nities exist. experience, prior cash handling & Applications taken PART TIME SALES computer skills required. 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470 General 560 Pet 604 Furniture 604 Furniture 606 Electronics 626 Farm Supplies Equipment CEDAR CHEST OF 13 drawers, drafting SOFA, 98” long, light muted floral, very CELL PHONE w/camera & charger. AQUARIUM 55 gallons with stand $50. size. $100 Call 352-702-8122 good clean. $45. 728-6835 Sanyo, $50. Call 352-787-5262 BUSH HOG 6’, not rusty, needs work. 352-793-7617 $100. 352-242-1038 CHAIR green, dark blue, mauve & beige TABLE glass top. Rectangle w/brass CELL PHONE, Boost Mobile Ultra Trans- AQUARIUM 55 gallons with stand $50. stripes. $25. 419-966-7286 stand. $100. 301-788-6361 form Android. $50 obo 874-0511 CARRIERS 352-793-7617 635 Garden Need immediately for COFFEE TABLE & 2 END TABLES TABLE solid oak, painted yellow. $5. CELL PHONES (2) Jitterbug Plus round CONCRETE FOUNTAIN, no pump. Good LEESBURG AREA & FRUITLAND PARK DOG CRATE 20.5”Hx18”Wx24”D & dog glass. $50 Call 352-589-4405 Call 352-365-0191 w/chargers. $50. 352-753-8124 Apply by Email or In Person mattress. $50 Call 352-669-6665 cond. $100 Call 352-735-1570 Daily Commercial COUCH Green w/floral design. Very nice RADIO/RECORD/TAPE/CD PLAYER 212 E. Main St. DOG CRATE, used twiced, comes 605 Appliances shape. $99 Call 352-636-9358 w/speakers. $60 Call 326-2492 HEDGE TRIMMER Used twice. Elec. Leesburg or w/pad & tray. $30. 352-669-1671 $45 obo. Call 352-357-3043 Email: [email protected] DISCOUNT SATELLITE TV RECEIVER w/remote. Include phone number and address FERRET CAGE, lg. multi level w/wheels. COUCH Magnolia print, excel cond. $50 APPLIANCE $10 Call 352-365-2301 LAWN MOWER MTD push. Big wheels. when Emailing. excel. cond. $100. SOLD!!! obo Call 315-532-4114 Repair-Sales-Service Most Repairs 6hp. $70. 352-383-0462 Candidates must have $60 Plus Parts reliable transportation, SPEAKERS 17/woof 2/mid range, 3/su- COUCH, Lane, burgundy leather. Like PATIO SET 5 pc. Table & Chairs, 2 end Drivers License & Ins. per tweet. $100 352-633-1702 new. Top of the line! New was tables. $75. 352-636-1352 EOE $1,400 sell for $400. 352-750-0367 STEREO EQUIP Carver, Bose & Pioneer. PATIO SET PVC, beige, table w/4 chairs 600 $100 or less. 352-245-6930 w/blue cushions. $200 obo. Excel. CREDENZA Fruit wood finish. Fair cond. WASHER, DRYER, cond. Call 352-343-5983 Merchandise $50. 352-787-8217 TELEVISION 13” Sanyo color w/remote. REFRIGERATOR $50. Call 301-267-4450 Mart “Don’t Toss It RIDING LAWN MOWER John Deere 42” CSR/DISPATCHER DAY BED FRAME White, Good cond. Fix It For Less” cut, auto drive, catcher, twin bags, Needed Immediately $50. Call 352-308-9478 Buying Clean TELEVISION 55” Phillips Magnavox manuals. Excel cond. $600. Call af- For The Daily Commercial Washers & Dryers older no HD. $100. 352-750-0910 ter 6pm. SOLD! Part time 25 hours per week. This is a DINING TABLE w/4 side chairs, 2 cap- Days, Evenings & Weekends entry level position. Position requires 601 Antiques tains, Mahogany. 2/18” leaves & ta- Call Now WII GAME SYSTEM W/5 boys games. ROSE TREES Knockout. 2 yellow 4.5’ excellent communication, computer ble pads. $300 obo 314-3657 352-874-1238 $50 Call 352-343-9279 tall. $90. Call 352-365-6749 and phone skills with the ability to BIRTHING CHAIRS (2) Hand carved. multi-task. Prior Customer Service $100 for both. 352-343-0793 DINING TABLE washed Oak w/leaf. Like DISHWASHER GE bisque. Excel cond. and Accounting experience is a plus. new $65 Call 352-602-7003 $100. 352-753-3943 624 Children’s 640 Guns Weekends & Holidays required. BIRTHING CHAIRS (2) Hand carved. items Please send resume to $100 for both. 352-343-0793 AMMUNITION 22 long rifle 100 rounds [email protected] ENTERTAINMENT CENTER lg. washed DRYER gas, GE, almond. Excel. cond $13 for all. 352-551-9554 fax to 352-365-8229 oak, excel. $80 352-502-3445 $75. 352-516-1556 CAR SEAT like new. Asking $25. Please or apply in person at 602 Arts/Crafts call 352-751-4227 212 E. Main St., Leesburg ENTERTAINMENT CENTER w/TV. Light FREEZER upright, Frigidaire, only 3 HI-POINT 9mm, carbine, never shot, 4 EOE wood, 4.5’ x 4.5’. $100. 748-5268 months old. $380. 352-262-1365 mags. $395. 352-365-1819 TOOL SETS leather (3) complete. $75 CAR SEAT like new. Asking $25. Please Call 352-748-0702 call 352-751-4227 KNIVES Winchester set of 3. New in ENTERTAINMENT CENTER, light wood. MEAT GRINDER, new in box. $65. obo. Call 352-326-8006 box. $40. 352-408-4771 603 Collectibles Excel. cond. $60. 352-357-3351 CHILDREN’S CD’s (10) like new condi- MEAT GRINDER, new in box. $65. obo. tion. $10. Call 352-589-0770 LORCIN Nickel plated 380 caliber, semi AUGUSTA XII Color Print 25 x 30, ‘92. HEADBOARD, all wood, oak with frame. Call 352-326-8006 auto. 7 shell clip. 45 hollow point IF $150-$200 WOULD HELP YOU Framed/signed. $65. 330-4484 Queen. $140. Excel. 636-6374 CRIB 3 in 1 w/drawers. Simplicity. cartridges & carry case incl. $385. Handout free newspapers at different REFRIGERATOR Amana, side/side., al- Great cond. $100 352-504-2327 Call 352-217-1322 locations in our delivery area. 20-25 CHRISTMAS DOLLS, Anna Lee, various KITCHEN TABLE white tile top w/wood mond. $250 you pick up. 589-1023 hrs/wk. Hours + commission. Good sizes. $65. obo. Call 352-728-6197 trim. Good cond. $50. 408-5357 KITCHENETTE SET by Disney, pink, ex- PISTOL RUGER 9mm P93DC ,w/3 for college students & retirees. Will REFRIGERATOR Sears Kenmore, like cel cond. $18 Call 231-420-1988 boxes of shells, 2 magazines & hol- train the right person. Must be clean EIGHT TRACK TAPES (40), 60’S & 70’S LOVE SEAT full size w/hide-a-bed. new $100 Call 343-6373 ext. 304 ster. $375. Call 352-303-3798 cut & not afraid to talk. Sales experi- POP. $30 for all. 352-399-2027 Good cond. $50 Call 225-939-0376 ence a plus. PLAYPEN Graco, folding. $35 obo. REFRIGERATOR, Hotpoint white, 30” x 352-396-9942 Call Joseph 813-484-3766 or EIGHT TRACK TAPES (40), 60’S & 70’S 649 Medical Ed 352-217-9337 LOVESEAT like new, creme w/floral 66” works good. $75. SOLD!!! POP. $30 for all. 352-399-2027 print & 2 pillows. $150. 343-5983 VANITY Girls, w/bench. $10. Call PORTABLE COMMODE, STAND ALONE REFRIGERATOR, Hotpoint white, 30” x 352-742-2716 TRUCKS HESS/TEXACO & HOT WHEELS 66” works good. $75. 343-2634 SAFETY RAILS, & WALKER, NEW. $25 Call 352-409-4933 PLATFORM ROCKER W/STOOL, beige $60.352-569-0503 cushions. $35. 724-331-3007 SMALL REFRIGERATOR. Black & 625 Building Decker. $60. Call 352-357-9172 SCOOTER LIFT, electric, mounts to RECLINER 604 Furniture beige, clean. Excel cond. Supplies/ hitch, excellent condition, $380. $30. SOLD 500 STOVE, Elec. Frigidaire. $100. Call 352-217-3437 ADJUSTABLE BED twin, good cond. Materials Pets/Animals $75 Call 352-326-5766 352-343-6608 ROCKER/RECLINER microfiber, Mocha WALKER Dolomite, extra lg. heavy duty, color. new cond. $100. 551-5845 ANCHORS Self sticking 3 1/4” w/wash- VACUUM Roomba, Model 550, new in ers (150) $40 CALL 352-365-2297 seat, brakes. $75. 352-735-1591 BAR STOOL Chrome swivel w/height box. $95 Call after 9am. SOLD!!! adjustment. $30. 352-753-8124 WHEELCHAIR very good cond. $100 501 Pets WASHER Hotpoint, oldie but goodie. BASSWOOD -8- 1 x 6 x 8’. $75. Call Call 352-429-3584 BED full size w/frame. $65. Excel cond. 352-357-2708 For Sale SOLD $50 obo Call 352-978-3376 WHEELCHAIR heavy duty. $100 obo. ROCKER/RECLINER Swivel, La-Z-Boy, WASHER Whirlpool. Great cond, $100. FRENCH DOORS (2) 10 lite each door, 352-748-7847 CHIHUAHUA male AKC extra small 12 BED full Spring Air winter/summer beveled, insulated. $100. 255-7623 w/linens. $100 obo. SOLD!!!! beige, Perfect cond. 1 yr. old. Cost Call 352-516-1557 wks. old.$250. 352-508-5259 over $1,000. Will sell for $500 obo. WHEELCHAIR no pedestals, walker & BED Trundle, opens to queen, better Must Pick up & transport. Call Judi HOT WATER HEATER Used 4 years. As- shower chair. $75 all. 348-7490 321-604-0644 ROTTWEILER PUPS taking dep. at this mattress, $95. SOLD! 606 Electronics tatula. $50. 352-742-0063 time delivery date 1/18/14. 5/males & 6/females. Shots & health certs. BEDROOM RETRO chest, dresser SOFA 3 cushion, embossed flowers. CELL PHONE Virgin Mobile, Awe, An- KITCHEN CABINETS good for garage or 650 Computers $300. 352-751-6126 w/mirror. Excel. $95 352-233-0408 Wood trim. $85. 352-330-0874 droid, in box. $80. 617-1935 laundry. $50 SOLD & Equip

COMPUTER Dell desk top w/XP, 2400 $85 Call 352-729-3124

COMPUTER Hewlett-Packard 17” flat screen $100. Call 352-793-7982

COPIER DRUM, for Mita DC1560, 1860, 2360. $100. 352-787-8359

GOGGLE NEXT BOOK extended war- ranty like new. $75. 352-435-0211

PRINTER Ebson NX230 wireless. $40. 352-460-4503

PRINTER HP Photo Smart All In One, extra cartridges. $50. 461-9344

PRINTER Office Jet #4620, new, no ink. $25 Call 352-343-0587

PRINTER, KODAK “ALL IN ONE” color w/disc/cable. $35. 352-753-8124

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ASSORTED KNICK KNACKS from all over America. $25. 352-508-9415

BREAD MAKER Regal Kitchen Pro. Ex- cel cond. $30. 352-516-5364

BUDWEISER JACKET, Dale Jr. size lg. $55. Please call 352-314-0250

BUDWEISER JACKET, Dale Jr. size lg. $55. Please call 352-314-0250

CANISTER SET, 4 pcs. w/cookie jar, Ducks. $35. 352-753-8361

CASHMERE COAT 100%, size medium. Excel cond. $100 Call 603-4113

CEILING FAN by Hunter, brand new in box. $90 Call 352-262-1365

CHRISTMAS TREE STAND lg. metal un- breakable. $15 Call 352-259-3522

CHRISTMAS TREE, 7’, (Mountain King) w/storage bag. $75. 352-748-9611

CHRISTMAS TREES (2) Green Pine 7’ & 6’. w/stands $95 both. 787-4579

CHRISTMAS VILLAGE lighted w/boxes & accessories. $50 352-323-0070

CLOCK red neon Bud Lite. $100 Call 704-530-4305

COFFEE MAKER KitchenAid. New. Paid $189. Sell for $100. 352-978-7461

COMFORTER w/sham, Twin size, never used. $30. Call 352-326-9096

CONCRETE FOUNTAIN with motor, good cond. Asking $100. 352-383-2338

CROWN MOLDING 39’ x 3.5”. White. $20. Call 352-435-0055

DEHUMIDIFIER Frigidaire, 25 pints, good cond. $100. 352-450-7661

DISHES 8pc. set. White w/gold rose. $100. 352-483-2277

DISHES Pfaltzgraff Heirloom, 12 pc set- tings. New cond. $100. 242-1609

DIVIDER brown metal frame 3 panels. Like new. $95. 352-568-0426

DOLL HOUSE unfinished lg. Victorian. $50 Call 352-319-9967 A10 THE COMMERCIAL PRESS Wednesday, January 1, 2014

652 Articles 660 Office 685 Tools/ 807 Apartments 1120 Marine For Sale Furniture/ Machinery Unfurnished Equip/ Supplies Supplies VACUUM PUMP 110 volts, full size. LEESBURG Quaint downtown 1/1 $525 DRESSES (2) size 6 - 8. Sequined tops + dep. No pets. 352-787-5885 1000 $75 Please call 352-406-9405 Black/beige. $40. 352-205-0238 COMPUTER CHAIR high back, soft dark Manufactured TROLLING MOTOR 80 lb. thrust Minn- gray. $25 Call 352-343-3577 Kota Riptide. 1 yr. old. Paid $1200, LYN TERRACE will take $700. 573-690-4068 FORMAL/LONG GOWN brand new $20 Eustis Homes Call 352-357-4358 FILE CABINET HON, metal, 2 drawer. 352-357-7332 Excel cond. $25. 352-455-6443 www.lynterrace.com 1150 R V & GRILL Coleman, Round Trip, collapsi- Great Move-In Specials & Free Gifts! Campers ble, used 2x. $100. 517-458-6163 OFFICE DESK w/hutch. Good cond. 800 *1 & 2 Bedroom Units 1001 Mfd Homes Heavy, Umatilla $65. 771-2310 Real Estate *All 1st Floor - No Stairs! FLEETWOOD JAMBOREE 1999, Give JACKET CARHARTT blk, 2XL Tall, new. For Sale yourself a Christmas Present. 29’, $50 Call 586-945-1415 For Rent TAVARES TRIPLEX, 2/1 w/utility room. Class C. Excel care. 39K mi. 674 Exercise Equipment 320 Swannee Place. $600 mo. in- $18,500. 352-669-9895 Umatilla. cludes water & garbage. 742-2985 CLERMONT HWY. 50 JEWELRY, women’s silver & gold Before Groveland w/display case. $100. 348-7496 BUN & THIGH ROLLER, comes w/guide. Mobile Homes For Sale HONDA TOW BEHIND KIT $100 obo Good cond. $30. 352-455-8339 806 Houses 808 Apartments w/Owner Finance Call 352-343-7047 LADIES DESIGNER CLOTHING Chico’s Unfurnished Furnished Call Rick 407-547-9394 12 pieces. $100. 321-246-4371 •Remodeled 3br/2ba EXERCISE MACHINES In Stride Edge + “LAST ONE” 1200 another. $100 both. 357-1760 BIG HOME AUCTION FRUITLAND PARK From $1,000 down Transportation LADIES DRESSY T-SHIRTS (3) NEW, TWIN PALMS MARINA ---$$500/month$$--- Med. $30 for all. 352-742-1887 LEASE/PURCHASE 1 BR. MOBILES NEWLY RENOVATED EXERCISE MACHINES. (2) Tony Little. 1/4, 1-3pm Also Avail. Both $70. 352-874-0352 FULLY FURNISHED Handyman Special’s 1205 Autos 4892 NE 123rd Lane, Oxford, FL ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED LEATHER JACKET Woman’s lg. Jones 321-209-3727 •1 & 2br from of NY. NEW. $75. 352-435-7893 WEEKLY & MONTHLY RATES. ---$350/month$$--- HEALTH MAX, cost over $500, brand NO DEPOSIT new. Asking $100. 352-603-1779 For other rentals only 1206 Aviation CLERMONT HWY. 50 SMALL DOGS ALLOWED. Call 352-874-7375 LIGHTED DBL. BELLS 30” X 40”. $40 Before Groveland OLD FLORIDA FISH CAMP WITH Call 352-253-1155 HEALTH MAX, cost over $500, brand Mobile Homes For Sale CONVENIENCE STORE ON PROPERTY. 1210 Mcycles/ new. Asking $100. 352-603-1779 w/Owner Finance CALL 352-787-4514 SENIORS AND ADULTS LUGGAGE Jordache, 6 piece tapestry, Call Rick 407-547-9394 NEW and NEWER Mopeds excel cond. $99 Call 352-748-4299 POWER DRIVE WEIGHT BENCH •Remodeled 3br/2ba LEESBURG Homes in a nice quiet part in Eustis. W/WEIGHTS. $100. 352-516-7920 “LAST ONE” 1ST MO. FREE! $25,000 - $45,000 Financing avail. BIKER JACKET Leather 3X, Vents. $50. From $1,000 down SPANISH VILLAGE Only 3 left! Lot rent $350 per mo. Call 352-483-6120 HARLEY LEATHER JACKET USA, New, ---$$500/month$$--- Pool, great location! Call 352-589-4407 Size 56. $100. 352-669-7544 THIGH MASTER & GUT BUSTER, new. Furn. Efficiency, incl. $15 for both. 352-669-1163 Also Avail. HARLEY DAVIDSON 100th. Anniversary, Handyman Special’s util. & cable. $700/mo. ‘03 Dyna Low rider. Excel 12K mi. MOTORCYCLE TRIUMPH JACKET •1 & 2br from 2/1 apt. $600/mo. 1002 Mfd Many extras. $9,000. 315-1209 Leather LG. $100. 407-310-6628 TREADMILL Sears, 10 yrs. old. $90. ---$350/month$$--- Furn. $700/mo + util. Good Shape! 352-793-8414 For other rentals only 352-728-5555 Homes HARLEY HELMET Like new. Small. $50. NEON BEER SIGN $100 obo. Call 352-874-7375 W/ land Call 352-357-1655 352-243-1458 810 Duplexes 675 Sports/ CLERMONT Palisades Golf Course, For Sale MOTORCYCLE TRAILER Hannigan ‘13, 13th Fairway, 3/2, vaulted ceilings, matches Goldwing ‘12 Red/Silver, ORNAMENTS by Studio 56 $25 Call CLERMONT HWY. 50 Recreation fireplace 2 garage. $1,295 mo./yrly. Spoiler Light, 23cu.ft. of space. 352-326-9105 Before Groveland SINGLE WIDE 12X60 roof over with $1,500 mo. seasonal. Call Realty property, fully furn. between Mt Used once, clean as new. Paid $4K ANIMAL TRAPS (3) $15 for all. Call USA, 407-599-5000 or call Mobile Homes For Sale asking $2,795. Call 352-728-5615 w/Owner Finance Dora & Tavares. Auto door garage POOL VACUUM Polaris, good cond. SOLD! 305-607-7886 or 352-216-4862 Call Rick 407-547-9394 12’ x 20’, lg. scrn rm. Access to $100. Call 352-262-1365 Lake Dora & boat dock. $32,000. •Remodeled 3br/2ba SCOOTER, Go-Ped, nice shape, 49cc, FRUITLAND PARK 2/1.5, avail. immedi- “LAST ONE” Call Audry Maine Colwell Banker BASKETBALL STAND, good cond. $50 1-407-782-7655 $175 obo. 352-343-6608 PORTABLE CHAIR MASSAGER w/heat. Call 352-748-2883 ately. Appliances, fenced yard, at- From $1,000 down $50. Call 352-323-4862 tached garage. $850/mo + security ---$$500/month$$--- TOUR PACK, Harley, after market, Black dep. Call 716-692-0134 Also Avail. $100. Call 774-930-5621 BICYCLE 20” Boardwalk folding, fend- Handyman Special’s 1012 R V Lots POWER STEAMER Bissel. $65 like new. ers, rear carrier. $60. 315-0920 352-250-2842 LEESBURG on Lake Eustis, w/dock. •1 & 2br from ---$350/month$$--- 2/2, 7 rms. Off 473 12215 Virginia **ALTOONA - DECEMBER SPECIAL** 1250 Antique BICYCLE 26” w/coaster brakes. Good For other rentals only Dr. $925/mo + elec. 253-9236 2/1.5 $475/mo. w/$300 dep. PUNCH BOWL SET antique, heavy crys- cond. $35 Call 352-483-3029 Call 352-874-7375 Cars tal. 19 pieces $100 357-1363 And RV Lot $290/mo. w/$100 dep. LEESBURG, near Lake Square Mall, LEESBURG 2/2, Paulling Dr. $650/mo. 352-735-2071 or 352-636-6800 BICYCLE Men’s, Large seat & tires, 1 2/2, W/D, CHA, garage, active 55+ AUTO SWAP-CORRAL SHOW QUILT homemade queen, w/2 val- 1st, Last, Security & Good Refer- JAN. 5TH Sumter Cnty. Fairgrounds speed. Runs good. $40. 728-4913 community indoor pool incl. cable ences. Call 352-787-0004 ances. Gold/Greens $80 315-1033 $825+ util. 352-742-2588 Sumter Swap Meets. 800-438-8559 BICYCLE Schwinn 26” woman’s 7 spd. QUILT Queen, green. Very pretty. Re- like new. $95. 262-691-4522 RENTALS 811 Condos versible. $35. 352-460-2588 LONG TERM & UNFURN. RENTALS IN Townhouses 1264 Auto BICYCLES 3 Wheel, rebuilt. Large Seat SOUTH LAKE COUNTY. 1100 Parts RECORDS 78RPM 100 assorted. $75 & Basket. $150. 1-352-343-6608 ROCKER REALTY 352-394-3570 LEESBURG Adult community 2/2. Pool, obo. 352-787-0551 Ask For Janet or Emily cable/water/all appl. incl. $725/mo Recreation Accessory RockerRealtyInc.com 352-357-9305 or 352-455-2224 CAR ROOF RACK 66” Wide. Asking CAR BRA 2 pc., dash cover for ‘07 Toy- ROOM SCREEN DIVIDER folds. Printed $50. Please call 352-324-0583 WEBSTER 3 br., close to school. ota Corolla. $30. 589-6107 both sides. 62 x 72. $80. 821-9902 $600/mo Call 813-781-9540 813 Homes FLY ROD 7’, Courtland, new. Fly’s, line To Share 1101 Boats CHILTON’S AUTO REPAIR MANUAL, for SANTA 6’ Older one fully dressed. $90 & misc. $90. Call 352-787-0032 ‘72-’79. Like new. $20. 343-1411 Call 352-793-8071 FRUITLAND PARK female. preferred. 807 Apartments REGAL 2000, 21.5’. Trailer/cover, GOLF “CART” BAG, blue & black. Ask- Private rm. w/own entrance. STEERING WHEEL LOCK The Club. Unfurnished $400/mo or $125/wk. 728-6272 bimini, enclosed head, lots of extras. $15. Call 352-383-8219 SEWING MACHINE Singer, fully auto- ing $25. 352-753-8124 $9500. 352-742-2985 matic. $75. 352-751-0369 CLERMONT HWY. 50 819 TIRES (2) P255/65R18 Goodyear 109S GOLF CLUBS Mens’ & womens. Nice Before Groveland used. $75 obo. 352-253-0448 SEWING/CUTTING TABLE 32”L x 62” bag set. $35. Call 352-253-9236 Mobile Homes For Sale Manufactured 1120 Marine W. $35. 352-753-8124 w/Owner Finance Homes Rental Equip/ TOW BAR, good cond. $60 Please call GOLF CLUBS & BAG square 2 clubs. Call Rick 407-547-9394 Supplies 352-383-0855 SHAMPOOER Bissell, works great. $75. $40 Call 352-326-8520 •Remodeled 3br/2ba **ALTOONA - DECEMBER SPECIAL** 352-365-1437 “LAST ONE” 2/1.5 $475/mo. w/$300 dep. 1275 Golf GOLF CLUBS Ladies Square Two From $1,000 down And RV Lot $290/mo. w/$100 dep. ANCHOR MINN KOTA, elec. New in box. woods. 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LEESBURG, FLORIDA Wednesday, January 1, 2014 www.dailycommercial.com Fireworks, late-night revelry usher in new year AYA BATRAWY set their own record for the Organizers had prom- Associated Press most people to sing a na- ised a flying falcon, sunrise tional anthem at the same and United Arab Emirates DUBAI, United Arab time. flag made out of fireworks Emirates — With fireworks, Crowds heading to New over another Dubai inven- dancing and late-night York City’s Times Square tion: artificial islands in revelry, millions around could expect the tradition- the shape of the world. It the world welcomed 2014 al ball drop but no mayor was not immediately clear on Tuesday, gathering for this year. The new year was if the promised designs huge displays of jubilation to be rung in by U.S. Su- or world record had been and unity as the new year preme Court Justice Sonia achieved. arrived. Sotomayor instead. In total, the extravaganza Dubai, a Persian Gulf The Dubai skyline was was slated to include half nation known for glitz, a canvas for a dazzling a million fireworks from glamor and over-the-top 30-minute show that 400 firing locations syn- achievements like the capped off with six min- chronized by 100 comput- world’s tallest skyscraper, utes of fireworks engulf- ers, said Barrett Wissman, sought to break another ing the city’s man-made co-chairman of IMG Art- record by creating the larg- palm-shaped island with ists, which was managing ROB GRIFFITH / AP est fireworks show. its fronds and trunk shim- the event. The company In Ukraine, anti-govern- mering in thousands of Fireworks explode over the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House during New ment protesters hoped to lights. SEE LIGHTS | A2 Year’s Eve celebrations on Wednesday in Sydney, Australia.

GROVELAND New city manager begins work Monday ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer [email protected] Come Monday morning, Groveland will have a new skipper at the helm when Redmond Jones II arrives at City Hall for his first day as city manager. According to City Attorney Anita Gera- ci-Carver, Jones signed and returned his employment agreement, saying in an email he is “very excited and eager to join the Groveland family.” Geraci-Carver said Jones will be sworn in at a council meeting scheduled for Monday evening, after the council con- PHOTOS BY BRETT LE BLANC / DAILY COMMERCIAL siders final approval of his contract and ABOVE: Paramedic Ashley Lawrence walks back to her ambulance after responding to a vehicle accident call in Lady Lake on the inclusion of one final amendment Monday. BELOW: EMT David Deland Jr. pulls the stretcher out of an ambulance during a call for cardiac problems in Leesburg. Jones requested. “The city will consider funding an In- ternational City/Coun- ty Management Associa- In the business of saving lives tion retirement plan for Mr. Jones... if the city deter- LIVI STANFORD | Staff Writer Something will pop in mines the expense is rea- [email protected] my head. Maybe I could sonable and one person can have done this.” enroll in the plan,” Gera- Severely injured in a The fragility of life ci-Carver wrote in an email JONES motorcycle accident, comes in full view on a on Tuesday. the young man became regular basis for Law- Other contract terms already agreed combative as he labored rence and David Deland to by the council are Jones’ $87,500 an- to breathe. Jr., an Emergency Medi- nual salary, as much as $7,500 for mov- His condition progres- cal Technician with Lake ing and relocation expenses, a city vehi- sively got worse. EMS. cle for business use and 15 days of paid Ashley Lawrence, para- Working 13- and 24- time off advanced so he can find a place medic with Lake Emer- hour shifts is part of the to live. He also will receive severance pay gency Services, has keen norm for a paramed- of eight weeks plus one additional week memories of that patient ic and EMT. Sometimes, for each year of service if he is terminat- she lost several years the Lake EMS crew can ed without cause. ago when she worked in move from call to call but Currently a resident of Davenport, Orange County. Sitting no longer feel his pulse Lawrence said she goes other times it is less cha- Iowa, Jones most recently was a con- in the back of the am- minutes before arriving home and cries; and oth- otic. sultant and an eight-year assistant city bulance, as the sirens at the hospital. ers when she can hold it EMS field workers said manager for that city. wailed, she did every- “This was a young kid,” together until something they have had to deal Reached by telephone Tuesday, Jones thing she could to help she said. “He had his irrelevant is said, touch- with unruly patients who said he was packing for a flight to Florida him. whole life ahead of him. ing off a nerve. throw up on them, and on Saturday. He said the transition would But, she knew there Death is hard, no matter “You keep going over with physical attacks. be difficult since he will be without his was only so much she what age.” the call,” she said.”What could do when she could There are days when could I have done better? SEE LIVES | A2 SEE CITY | A2

INDEX DIVERSIONS C7 OBITUARIES A4 Vol. 138 LEGALS D1 SPORTS B1 TODAY’S WEATHER CLASSIFIED D1 No. 1 50¢ MONEY B4 VOICES A7 Detailed forecast COMICS C6 4 sections CROSSWORDS D1 NATION A5 WORLD A6 on page A8. A2 DAILY COMMERCIAL Wednesday, January 1, 2014 HOROSCOPES LIVES “It is like a weight has FROM PAGE A1 been lifted off their shoulders. They know you THE NEWSPAPER OF CHOICE FOR LAKE AND SUMTER COUNTIES SINCE 1875 HAPPY BIRTHDAY for to see some of your spark The Daily Commercial (ISSN 0896-1042) is published daily for Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2014: come out. Deal with this They handle calls, from are there to help them. $91.59 per year (plus Florida sales tax) by Halifax Media Group This year you eye a new person directly. at 212 East Main Street, Leesburg, Florida. Periodicals postage is the most bizarre to the They are grateful. Just the paid at the USPO, Leesburg, FL. POSTMASTER: Send all address beginning. You will tend to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. most traumatic. EMS field changes to The Daily Commercial, P.O. Box 490007, Leesburg, FL be overserious, and you 22) Today’s New Moon simple gesture of ‘Thank 34749-0007. All material contained in this edition is property of workers said they offer The Daily Commercial and is protected under the copyright laws of sometimes might take a might affect your mood to- you,’ by a family member the United States of America. Reproduction is forbidden without joke or a fun comment the ward a loved one, or if more than medical care at written consent from the publisher. wrong way. Be aware of this you’re single, it could ignite times, providing “psycho- makes all the difference.” logical first aid” for those tendency to make more of a new romance. Children Ashley Lawrence MISSED YOUR NEWSPAPER? HOW TO REACH US a statement than the oth- could be very touchy or se- in need. REDELIVERY NOT AVAILABLE IN er party intended. If you rious. Use your imagination Lake Emergency Services ALTOONA OR SUMTER A CALLING 365-8200 are single, you are likely to to help others perk up. Your “You got to laugh it off Call 352-787-0600 in Lake In Sumter County: meet someone you feel is resourcefulness emerges. Deland’s late father, Da- County or 877-702-0600 in 877-702-0600 at the end of the day,” he Sumter County 6 a.m. to 10 your soul mate. You natural- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) vid Deland, worked for a.m. Monday through Friday. ADVERTISING ly will take your time getting You could be more irrita- many years at Lake EMS, said. Call 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Satur- day and 7 to 10 a.m. on Sunday. Retail...... 365-8200 to know this person. If you ble than you have been in a where he became district Asked what has been the Classified...... 314-3278 GOING ON VACATION are attached, understand while. Whatever symbolism chief. 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ACCOUNTING ...... 365-8216 A fellow CAPRICORN might tone to whatever you do. said. “I figured I would fol- And then he smiles a lit- SUBSCRIPTION RATES be more challenging than SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. low him.” tle bit, as he remembers SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION: Call 352-787-0600 (Lake Co.) or you think. 21) Speak your mind with a A tall, lanky man with a 877-702-0600 (Sumter Co.) between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday the repeated calls for a through Friday. Prepayments for 3 months or more, mail to: Circulation ARIES (March 21-April little diplomacy, and you will shy demeanor, Deland’s stubbed toe. Dept., The Daily Commercial, P.O. Box 490007, Leesburg, FL 34749- 19) The New Moon chris- get positive results. Others face glows when he talks 0007. Billed monthly at the rates shown. The shifts can be gru- tens the New Year. This could be unusually sensitive about his fiancee, who is SUBSCRIPTION REFUND POLICY: Subscription refunds will be specific New Moon car- eling and exhaustion be- calculated at the current basic subscription price, excluding the cur- and reactive. If you find that a nurse. Both Lawrence rent month. All refund requests must be made in writing and signed. ries responsibilities and a you are getting angry, try to and Deland said it helps to comes second nature, Send to The Daily Commercial, P.O. Box 490007, Leesburg, FL serious tone with it. This detach rather than judge 34749-0007. (In lieu of a refund, we will transfer any remaining time have partners who are in Deland and Lawrence on a subscription to another party or make it available to students event is merely a passage. the situation. said. through our “Newspapers in Education’’ program.) Make time for what you en- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- the field because they un- “You have your ups and RECYCLING: The Daily Commercial supports environmental joy, whether you watch a Dec. 21) A loved one might derstand what the job en- protection through recycling. Plastic bags may be recycled at grocery football game or visit with need to kick up his or her tails. downs,” Lawrence said. stores. Newspapers may be recycled at the Commercial’s Leesburg office, 212 E. Main St., during business hours. This newspaper is friends. heels. Avoid a discussion, “My biggest thing is “Sometimes you are hit- printed on recycled newsprint. TAURUS (April 20-May at least for today. Don’t when I lose somebody, I ting the 16th hour and 20) You might not appreci- make any financial commit- SUBSCRIPTION RATES want to see my family,” you are exhausted, but the Home ate the insight you gain, yet ments at present; other- he said, reminded of chil- Delivery 3 Mos. Tax Total 6 Mos. Tax Total 1 Yr. Tax Total you still know how to look wise, there could be a prob- calls keep coming.” Daily/Sunday 26.82 1.88 28.70 47.22 3.31 50.53 85.60 5.99 91.59 dren’s deaths, which by far EMS calls vary in nature, 7 days a week at the big picture. Do not lem. are the hardest. Mail Subscription 3 months 6 months One Year make more of a situation CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Lawrence and Deland Daily/Sunday 45.19 84.88 163.16 Lawrence said she has Sunday only 28.67 50.72 92.61 than is necessary. Catch up Jan. 19) You might want to said. on your friends’ and fami- revise your New Year’s reso- always had an interest in the medical field and, with When they transport a STAFF INFORMATION ly’s news. lutions after some thought. patient into the hospital, GEMINI (May 21-June Do it today, while the sym- nudging from her parents, ROD DIXON, publisher 20) Make it your pleasure bolism of the New Year still she steered toward a ca- they must carry a large, 352-365-8213...... [email protected] to share your resolutions exists. Some of you could reer in EMS. 50-pound bag containing MARY MANNING-JACOBS, advertising director with a loved one. You might be over serious and decide The Apopka native’s medicines as well as a car- 352-365-8287...... [email protected] find that a child or a new not to follow through on a bubbly and friendly per- diac monitor. NEWSROOM CONTACTS heartthrob could aggravate resolution. sonality is conveyed in her Deland said his chronic you and be a source of ir- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. demeanor. She is able to back pain is a result of all TOM MCNIFF, executive editor ritation. A change of plans 18) You will sense that a calm patients by relating 352-365-8250...... [email protected] could take some pressure the heavy lifting he does at partner or loved one is off to them. But with the same BILL KOCH, assistant managing editor off you. or depressed. You might work. even keel tone, she is able 352-365-8208...... [email protected] CANCER (June 21-July choose to express your sen- Certainly, the job has its to share news that may be TO REPORT LOCAL NEWS 22) The New Moon affects sitive side when interacting moments, Lawrence said. you more than it affects any with this person. Hold off hard to hear. SCOTT CALLAHAN, news editor other sign. Partners, friends “They are anxious if it “The missed holidays, on making any judgments. family events,” she said. 352-365-8203...... [email protected] and loved ones could feel a News from a distance could is really going to be OK,” “People yelling at you, REPORTERS bit out of sync. They could be irritating at best. Lawrence said. be acting out or making LIVI STANFORD, county government, schools PISCES (Feb. 19-March Even so, Lawrence said throwing up on you. If it strange requests. You un- she is honest about a pa- was just a job you would 352-365-8257...... [email protected] derstand moodiness. Let 20) The New Moon could give power to an important tient’s circumstance. say, ‘I am done.’ It be- ROXANNE BROWN, South Lake County this roll off your back like 352-394-2183...... [email protected] water. resolution or decision on Deland agreed. comes a part of you.” LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) your part. This notion might “You don’t want to give Getting a rescue vehicle MILLARD IVES, police and courts You could be playing it un- stem from an extended pe- them false hope,” he said. to the scene of an accident 352-365-8262...... [email protected] usually low-key, perhaps be- riod of deep thought and While transporting pa- or to an ill patient’s home THERESA CAMPBELL, Leesburg and The Villages evaluation. Let go of seri- tients becomes routine cause your mind is on tak- often comes with its own 352-365-8209...... [email protected] ing care of another person. ousness for now, and head over time, nothing can OTHERS Someone actually might try over to a get-together of prepare Lawrence for the set of challenges. to engage you in a fight, just loved ones. interaction with fami- “When a call comes in at PAM FENNIMORE, editorial assistant ly members of someone 5 p.m., everyone is getting 352-365-8256...... [email protected] in dire straits, especial- off work,” Deland said. “... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR BRIDGE ly when they know their I am lucky if they move Email submissions to [email protected] loved one may not make it. aside.” SPORTS RESULTS “If it is somebody who is However, when a life is Schools or coaches can report game results after 6 p.m. by call- chronically ill, you know saved, Lawrence said, it ing 352-365-8268, or 352-365-8279. Submissions also can be they are at the realms of makes all the other chal- e-mailed to [email protected]. their last breath,” she said. lenges of the job minus- FRANK JOLLEY, sports editor “When I see the family, cule. 352-365-8268...... [email protected] that is where you get the “That is why I went to twist in the heart.” GOOD FOR YOU/ CELEBRATIONS And then there are times school,” she said. “That is To have your club or organization’s events printed in the YourCom- when family members get why we do what we do.” munity calendar listings, just email the information to pamfenni- violent. Deland recalled It is the conversations [email protected]. one man who wanted his Lawrence has with the wife taken to a certain families of patients that hospital, but the severity mean the most. of her condition required The reaction of the fam- the closest one. The para- ily when you arrive, Law- medics were able to leave rence said, conveys relief. just as the man was pre- “It is like a weight has paring to get physical. been lifted off their shoul- Time away from family ders,” she said. “They is the most difficult aspect of the job, Deland said. know you are there to help There are moments them. They are grateful.” when things can get over- Just the simple gesture whelming, he said, but it is of “Thank you,” by a fam- then that humor becomes ily member makes all the the best medicine. difference, Lawrence said.

each one of them,” he said. er Gulf Arab state in just the accurate. CITY “My immediate goal at city LIGHTS first 60 seconds. Kuwait has “It filled up the whole sky,” FROM PAGE A1 hall is to sit down with every FROM PAGE A1 held the record since last said Mona Rucek, a 28-year- city employee… When I first year when it fired more than old tourist from Munich, wife and daughters until he arrive, I want to get out into also organized the grand 77,000 fireworks in a dis- Germany. can find a home, but called the community and meet as fireworks for the Atlantis ho- play that lasted more than Closer to the Internation- the move “a new chapter” in many people as possible.” tel opening on Dubai’s Palm an hour. al Dateline, New Zealand bid their lives. island in 2008. Guinness World Record farewell to 2013 with its own “It’s exciting to see how After meeting with city The spectacle erupted officials were on hand to fireworks that erupted from things worked out,” he said. employees and residents, at midnight at the world’s measure the scale of Dubai’s Auckland’s Sky Tower while “I have family in the sur- Jones said he plans to start a tallest skyscraper, the Burj rounding areas in Kissim- work list. event, which needed to be cheering crowds danced in mee, Orlando and Clear- “I want to start gather- Khalifa, and moved to the longer than five minutes to the streets of the South Pacif- city’s sail-shaped Burj Al-Ar- qualify. ic island nation’s largest city. water, but I was searching ing ideas, thoughts and per- ab hotel before ending at In Sydney, Australia, fire- In Tokyo, five priests at the nationally and didn’t know spectives so that I can get the Palm. works organizers expected Zojoji temple used ropes to where I was going to end up. acclimated and begin for- I cannot wait to get started “It is really mind-blow- to set off 7 metric tons (7.7 swing a wooden pole against mulating a hundred-day in Groveland.” ing the size of this,” Wiss- U.S. tons) of pyrotechnics in a large bell, sounding the Jones said he plans to be plan,” he said. “By then, I man said of the display. “It is 12 seconds in a display that first of 108 gongs to mark the highly visible. will have a good feel for the a show of epic proportions.” sprayed from the sails of the new year. Simultaneously, “I’ve met the council city and will be able to com- The fireworks display was Sydney Opera House and “2014” lit up in white lights during my interviews and pile a list of further goals to slated to surpass the current the city’s harbor bridge. on the modern Tokyo Tower look forward to working with present to the council.” world record held by anoth- The estimate appeared in the background. Wednesday, January 1, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL A3

StateNEWS EDITOR SCOTT CALLAHAN n [email protected]&Region n 352-365-8208 www.dailycommercial.com Area Briefs LEESBURG LEESBURG Mount Dora doctor dies in US 441 crash Free Braille transcription available for local outlets THERESA CAMPBELL | Staff Writer collided with who was driving a 2013 in Lake County, with three [email protected] semi-trailer in Kenworth tractor-trailer, other fatalities reported. Observing National Braille the left lane, pulled out of Family Fur- On Saturday, 66-year- Literacy Month in January, New A Mount Dora doctor driven by Da- niture Galleries, 8626 U.S. old Daniel Lee Perry of Vision for Independence will offer was killed Monday night vid Roebuck, 441, into the path of on- Leesburg died when he free Braille transcription to local in a two-vehicle crash on 53, of Three coming traffic. lost control of his mini- businesses, schools, and nonprof- U.S. Highway 441 that tied Lakes, Wis. its who want to have a printed or TODOROVIC The left and center van on County Road 44. up traffic for nearly eight Leesburg lanes of southbound U.S. Then on Friday, a still-un- electronic document converted to hours, according to police. Police Cap- Braille for their customers, students, 441 were shut down for identified motorcyclist — Dr. Boris Todorovic, 41, tain Rob Hicks said it was about eight hours. a 39-year-old man from or clients. died from injuries as a re- around 6:38 p.m. Mon- Document requests should be Todorovic practiced at Paisley — and a bicy- sult of the crash. Leesburg day that LPD was called limited to five copies of a five-page Lakeview Internal Medi- clist — 50-year-old David police said Todorovic was to the area of U.S. 441 and cine and had privileges at Krebsbach of Astor — died Braille document, with one docu- Airport View. Hicks said ment per business, organization, or driving a 2007 Hummer H3 local hospitals. in separate crashes with southbound on U.S. High- preliminary investiga- The last week of the year vehicles on County Road school, and donations are welcome. tion shows that Roebuck, For information, call Theresa way 441 when the vehicle has been deadly on roads 42 and State Road 40. Tabone at New Vision for Independence, Inc., 9501 U.S. Highway 441, in Leesburg, 352-435- MASCOTTE TAVARES 5040, or email [email protected]. MOUNT DORA Chamber Guardian ad Litem program introduction scheduled sets Lake Lynn Sennett, volunteer recruit- er for the Fifth Circuit will give an Days at overview of the Florida Guardian ad Litem program at this intro- duction at 10:30 a.m., Jan. 8 at the Capitol W.T. Bland Public Library, 1995 N. Donnelly St. Staff report A Guardian ad Litem or “GAL” is a volunteer appointed by the court to The Chamber Alli- advocate for a child working as part ance of Lake County is of a team with a volunteer supervi- encouraging business sor and program attorney. leaders and local elect- For information, call the library at ed officials to attend its 352-735-7180, option 5. annual Lake Legislative Days Feb. 18-19, at the LEESBURG State Capitol Building in Tallahassee. Free social services Registered attendees available at the library PHOTOS BY LINDA CHARLTON / SPECIAL TO THE COMMERCIAL will have an opportu- Members of the Philadelphia-based Bike and Build group help Habitat for Humanity of Lake-Sumter nity to learn about the For those that need assistance ap- with a new house being built in Mascotte. The 41-person crew contributed 200-plus sweat-equity hours. 2014 legislative agen- plying for Medicaid, food stamps, da, network with fellow temporary cash assistance or have business leaders and questions about Medicare, Medigap local elected officials, or long-term care options, the and participate in ad- Leesburg Public Library, 100 E. Bikers turned builders vocacy meetings with Main St., downtown Leesburg, has state legislators on the counselors on Tuesdays, beginning topics of environment Tuesday to offer personal assistance and health, transpor- in answering questions. descend on Mascotte tation, education, local One-on-one assistance with LINDA CHARLTON government and eco- Medicaid, food stamps and tempo- Special to the Commercial nomic development. rary cash assistance is provided by The event begins Access Florida representatives from For four years now, Habitat for Hu- Tuesday at 1 p.m. with 10 a.m. 2 p.m. and trained SHINE manity of Lake-Sumter has enjoyed the an advocacy briefing (Serving Health Insurance Needs of assistance of Philadelphia-based Bike session, followed at Elders) volunteers will be on hand and Build, and last weekend in Mascotte 2 p.m. with advocacy from 10 a.m. to noon to provide was no exception. appointments with leg- Habitat homes No. 204 and No. 205 are Medicare and health insurance in- islators. At 5:30 p.m., an currently going up across from Mascotte formation and counseling for those evening networking re- Elementary School. When the 41-person over age 65. ception will be held. Bike and Build crew wrapped up Satur- For information, call 352 -328-9790. Wednesday starts day, the homes were 200-plus sweat-eq- with a kick-off legisla- uity hours closer to completion. tive planning break- EUSTIS “Four years ago, I got a call from an- fast. Then from 9 a.m. other affiliate, and they said, ‘We have Bob Dylan tribute show to 12:15 p.m. and 2 to a group coming in between Christmas 5 p.m., legislative advo- comes to State Theatre and New Year. Can you use them?’” Sean Homeowners Ricky and Rubi Armas were active cacy meetings will be It’s Bob Dylan all night long at the Del Castillo, local director of construc- participants in Saturday’s project. held at the State Capi- historic Bay Street Theatre, 109 N. tion for Habitat, said of the group. tol Building. A wrap-up Bay St. in Eustis on Jan. 11. “They came in. We really liked each because the bike portion of the event luncheon is scheduled The tribute show will host Florida other. I love having them here,” he said didn’t start until the next day. from 12:30 to 2 p.m., folk troubadour Grant Peeples, The of the group’s annual appearances. The build day in Mascotte was the where participants Sarah Mac Band, Scott and Michelle “They’re really good people and a lot of kick-off to the group’s 2013 Chris Webber will regroup to discuss Dalziel for the Dylan event begin- fun.” Memorial Ride. The route goes from Or- feedback received from ning at 6:30 p.m. Homeowner Rubi Armas seemed to be lando to Fort Lauderdale and recogniz- the meetings. Tickets for the event are $12 in ad- having fun as well, finding herself using es the organization’s very first program The registration fee is vance and $15 at the door, and are a power saw for the first time ever. director, who was killed in a pedestrian $65, and includes par- available at Olivia’s Coffeehouse and “I want to do more,” she said. accident in 2007. His father now takes ticipation in a mini- Bistro, sponsor for the event, 108 N. Bike-and-builders usually travel by bi- mum of one advocacy Bay St., in downtown Eustis. cycle, but in this case they arrived by bus SEE BUILD | A4 Call 352-787-1887 for more SEE LAKE | A5 information. THE VILLAGES IF YOU SEE NEWS HAPPENING, RECORD IT ... and we’ll share it with our readers. What’s driving population growth? Some of our best story ideas and photos SCOTT CALLAHAN | Staff Writer ulation by fewer than and New York State is to thank in part for its come from our readers. So don’t hesitate [email protected] 100,000 over Florida. The growing by 6,200 people growth, as New Yorkers to share your youth activities, awards, Census estimates capture monthly. account for the Sunshine accomplishments, festivals, charity Florida is poised to overtake New York in both states’ populations If the growth remains State’s largest group of events and other things that make our population, the U.S. Cen- on July 1st of this year. the same, Florida could new residents from within communities special. And don’t overlook sus reported Monday, The estimates put New surpass New York State the United States, accord- those family milestones — birthdays, but what’s accounting for York State’s population by the first quarter of ing to a story by Reuters engagements, marriages, business that growth? In part, New at 19.6 million residents 2014, becoming the na- news service. New York- ers, it seems, find Florida’s promotions and military news. Yorkers themselves and and Florida with 19.5 mil- tion’s third most-popu- The Villages. lion residents. Based on lous state. Only California tax climate, housing mar- Just email your photos and news to ... New Census figures re- those estimates, Florida is and Texas will have larger ket, low property taxes, [email protected] leased Monday show New adding a little more than populations. friendliness to business York State leads in pop- 19,000 residents a month Florida has New York SEE GROWTH | A4 A4 DAILY COMMERCIAL Wednesday, January 1, 2014 IN MEMORY OBITUARIES morning 12/25/2013. burg, FL Home and Crematory, DEATH NOTICES Born in Vernon, KY she and the Leesburg, FL. Evelyn S. Boore Gleta B. Crownover lived in Lake county Ameri- Jack E. Zimmerman, Sr. Evelyn S. Boore on and off throughout can Le- Gleta B. Crownover, passed away on Sunday her life living the last gion Post 347, Lady Jack E. Zimmerman, 99, of Altoona, died December 15, 2013 at decade in Eustis. Sur- Lake. He is survived by Sr. 62, Lady Lake, died Sunday, December 29, 6:06 in the morning she vived by her five sons his wife Lupe S. Robles December 25, 2013. Re- 2013. Beyers Funeral tired Superintendent was born in Washing- Alan, Scott, Mark, Earl of Lady Lake; stepson Home. of Corley Island Mo- ton D.C. on March 31, and Jeff and sister Sal- Frank (Lisa) Sulen of bile Manor, member Richard W. Follin 1932. She moved with ly Miller. Jo loved crafts Ft. Myers; sister Juani- of the Eagles Club of Richard W. Follin, 74, and scrapbooking and ta Stefana Dolores So- her family to Florida in Okahumpka. Survived of Sun City Center, died 1981 where she resided will be missed by all tos. He was preceded that knew her. by his wife: Marga- Sunday, December 29, until her passing. She in death by his broth- ret and three children: 2013. Page-Theus Fu- is survived by her Hus- Pedro Castillo Robles er Augustine Francisco Jack Jr., Tracy, Stepha- nerals & Cremations. band of 62 years Her- Jr. Visitation will be at Pedro Castillo Robles, nie and eight Grand- Cary David Krebsbach bert C. Boore and her 90, of Lady Lake, Flori- Beyers Funeral Home children. Services will son Herbert S. Boore. da, was born February Chapel, Leesburg on be held at Whitney Cary David Eva Jo Lent 23,1923 Thurs, January 2, 2014 Baptist Church, Lees- Krebsbach, 50, of Astor, in La Fe- from 5 to 7pm with burg, Tuesday, January died Friday, December Eva Jo Lent, 74, born ria, Texas prayer service at Mass 7, 2014 at 4:00 PM. A 27, 2013. Beyers Funer- 6/6/39 of Eustis, FL died Mon- of Christian Burial will Celebration of Life will al Home. passed away Christmas day, De- be at St. Paul’s Catho- be held at the home James R. Lambert lic Church, Leesburg, cember of Tracy Zimmerrnan James R. Lambert, FL on Friday, January 3, 30, 2013. on Saturday, January 78, of Leesburg, died ROBLES at 8.30 AM with Father He retired 11, 2014 at 7347 Circle on December 30, 2013. John Giel celebrant. In- from the Drive, Lady Lake, FL. National Cremation US Air Force in 1966 terment will follow at All are welcome. Con- Society. after serving 25 years. Florida National Cem- dolences may be left After retirement he etery, Bushnell, FL. On- at www.beyersfuneral- Ronald B. Tynes worked security and line condolences may home.com Beyers Fu- Ronald B. Tynes, volunteered with area be left at www.beyers- neral Home and Cre- 72, of Zellwood, died food banks. He was a funeralhome.com. Ar- matory, Lady Lake/The Wednesday, December member of St. Paul’s rangements entrust- Villages, FL in charge of 25, 2013. Harden/Pauli Catholic Church, Lees- ed to Beyers Funeral arrangements. Funeral Home.

Army ~ Navy~ Air Force ~ Marines ~ Coast Guard Active Duty/Veterans may fund a scholarship The Villages Thank you for serving our country. BUILD for one of the riders.” Steverson-Hamlin and Hilbish Funerals GROWTH 2007 -- 68,000 people and Cremations FROM PAGE A3 Bike and Build rides are FROM PAGE A3 226 East Burleigh Blvd, Tavares, FL 32778 in the summer and from 2010 -- 93,420 people 352-343-4444 www.steversonhamlinhilbish.com an active part in the or- the Atlantic to the Pacific 2016 -- 110,000 (project- and right-to-work ed) people ganization. with build days built in. laws as agreeable as Fruitland Park “The money that’s As trip leader Ange- its weather, according la Parrotta said, “You raised is used to fund proj- to a story on bizpacre- 2010 -- 4,078 people can put us on two hous- view.com. 2016 -- 8,278 (projected) ects that people do for af- es and by the end of ERA Real Estate re- people fordable housing,” Web- the day, we’ve done so cently listed The Vil- ber said. “This year we much.” lages and three areas in Texas as ideal places for those have also been people seeking to relo- growing in Florida,” cate — not necessarily Smith told Reuters. retire — because of the According to the U.S. amenities offered. They Census, The Villages identified these areas grew by 29 percent to after a recent ERA Real 93,420 between 2007 Estate / HGTV.com sur- and 2010. vey showed that one in In a 2012 Forbes arti- three Americans said cle, entitled “America’s they would consid- Fasted-Growing Small er moving to another Towns,” community state in the next year or spokesman Gary Les- two. ter said The Villages’ Primarily because population may reach of The Villages, Sum- 110,000 residents by ter County has been 2016. It was 68,000 in Florida’s fastest grow- 2007. ing community for the County Adminis- past 10 years, accord- trator Bradley Arnold ing to Stanley Smith, program director for has said The Villages the Bureau of Eco- is growing at a rate of nomic and Business “roughly 300 homes” a Research for the Uni- month. versity of Florida. And The Villages Smith said adults is planning to build in the prime of their 2,038 homes in Fruit- careers, not retir- land Park, which will ees, are driving most be sold in less than a of Florida’s popula- year, Gary Moyer, vice tion growth. Many of president of develop- the new residents are ment at The Villages, coming here for jobs, has told city officials. and not only those in This will bump up the state’s low-skilled, low-paying tourism Fruitland Park’s pop- and service sectors. ulation by about 4,200 “Medical services, new residents, from biotechnology, finan- 4,078 to 8,278. cial services, these are The Associated Press con- higher paying jobs and tributed to this report. Wednesday, January 1, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL A5 Obama’s tarnished health care law reaches a crossroads More glitches loom as coverage begins Wednesday

RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR Associated Press

WASHINGTON — All things good, bad and unpredictable con- verge with the new year for President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul as the law’s major benefits take ef- fect, along with an un- popular insurance man- date and a risk of more nerve-wracking disrup- tions to coverage. The changes bring big improvements for some, including How- ard Kraft of Lincoln- ton, N.C. A painful spi- nal problem left him AP FILE PHOTOS unable to work as a ho- Caring Hearts Clinic director Sue Cook, left, helps Kathy Bannister with enrolling in the tel bellman. But he’s Affordable Care Act recently at the free clinic in Marlette, Mich. got coverage because federal law now forbids er left the government’s insurers from turn- “orphanage” to “go and ing away people with live” with the carrier they health problems. selected. “I am not one of these “Ghosts” are new cus- people getting a poli- tomers that the insur- cy because I’m being er does have a record made to,” Kraft said. “I of, but mysteriously the need one to stay alive.” information does not What’s good for mil- appear in the govern- lions like Kraft is se- ment’s computers. cured through what The Obama admin- others see as an impo- istration says the rate sition: requiring virtual- of such errors has been Howard Kraft of Lincolnton, N.C. has coverage because ly every American to get dramatically reduced, federal law now forbids insurers from turning away people covered, either through and insurers agree. The with health problems. “I am not one of these people getting an employer, a govern- catch is that the volume a policy because I’m being made to,” Kraft said. “I need one ment program, or by of sign-ups has surged to stay alive.” buying a plan directly. in the meantime, which on up-front payment. pening, but it seems to But the health care means even with a low- White House health be only part of the sto- headlines early this er error rate the num- care adviser Phil Schil- ry. The Republican por- year could come from ber of problem cas- iro told reporters Tues- trayal of “Obamacare” continued unpredict- es keeps growing. And day the administration as government inept able consequences there is no automat- was working with insur- and out of control ap- of the insurance pro- ed way to clear up mis- ers and health care ser- pears to be unfolding gram’s messy rollout. takes quickly. vice providers to mini- right alongside. The consumer-facing mize disruptions “as we Although the stated side of the HealthCare. “Some people are ac- goal of the law was to gov website appears to tually going to start deal with what are al- cover the uninsured, at be largely fixed — with using their coverage ways going to be unex- 2.1 million enrolled Jan. 1, and that is a pected problems where least 4.7 million insured through federal and good thing for them,” there is a transition.” people had individu- state websites. But on said Mark McClellan, Obama had envi- al policies cancelled the back end, insurers who oversaw the roll- sioned that the arrival of that didn’t measure up say they are still receiv- out of Medicare’s pre- the Affordable Care Act’s to new requirements. ing thousands of erro- scription drug bene- major benefits in 2014 That forced an apol- neous sign-ups from fit — a program that would be like a national ogy from the presi- the government. also had its share of is- seminar, showcasing his dent, who had famous- That means early in sues. “But there are go- philosophy that govern- ly promised that if you the year insured pa- ing to be problems for ment can and should like your health plan, tients could go for a any number of people smooth the rough edg- you can keep it. The medication refill — or who thought they had es of an unforgiving administration says it turn up in the emer- signed up, and it won’t economy for struggling believes most of those gency room — only to work right off the bat. working people. people have secured be told there is no re- It would be particular- The goal was that new coverage. cord of their coverage. ly disruptive for people in a midterm election Americans with job- One of the main wor- in the midst of treat- year, Democrats would based health plans are ries is over certain er- ment.” be able to point to mil- also worried. A recent ror-tainted enrollment Anticipating disrup- lions of newly insured poll found that most records that insur- tions, major drug store Americans, thanks people who’ve seen chains like CVS and to subsidized private ers call “orphans” and their employers scale Walgreens have an- plans and an expand- “ghosts.” back coverage blame “Orphans” are sign- nounced they will help ed version of Medicaid. that on Obama’s law, ups that the government customers who face Media reports would has a record of, but they coverage glitches, even feature compelling cas- even though business- do not appear in insur- providing temporary es of people literally es were shifting health er systems. Insurers say supplies of medica- handed a lifeline. costs to workers before those customers nev- tions without insisting That’s indeed hap- the law passed.

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BEN FOX dent Barack Obama to about two dozen Ui- they had been saved, Associated Press close down the prison. ghurs captured after according to Dixon and Slovakia had accept- the U.S. invasion of Af- other advocates. MIAMI — Three ed three other Guanta- ghanistan following the U.S. authorities even- members of a perse- namo prisoners in 2009 Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist tually agreed with that cuted ethnic minority and allowed the reset- attack and initially de- assessment and be- from China have been tlement of the Uighurs tained as suspected al- gan trying to repatriate released from Guanta- after other countries re- lies of the Taliban. them. Several with citi- namo Bay and sent to fused because of pres- In fact, the men had zenship in other coun- the Central European sure from the Chinese no affiliation with the tries were released but country of Slovakia, of- government, which has Taliban and had come 22 with Chinese citizen- ficials said Tuesday, re- sought to take custody to Afghanistan after ship posed a dilemma: solving a diplomatic di- of the men. fleeing China, where They could not be sent lemma that had kept “Slovakia deserves Uighurs have long to China because under the men imprisoned a lot of credit because AP FILE PHOTO sought an indepen- U.S. law they had a rea- long after a judge had they were willing to do Noor Othman Mohammed, right, is greeted by relatives after dent homeland in the sonable fear of perse- ordered their release. what large countries his release on Dec. 19 from Guantanamo Bay. northwestern Xinji- cution and torture. The three men were like the United States, ang region and nearby Albania accepted five yer with the New York- tified the men as Yusef the last three ethnic Ui- Canada and Germany countries. Some were Uighurs in 2006 but re- ghurs held at the U.S. were unwilling to do, based Center for Con- Abbas, Saidullah Kha- intensely pro-Ameri- fused to take more. As base in Cuba and their which was to resist dip- stitutional Rights who lik and Hajiakbar Abdul can and relieved when the diplomatic effort release after months of lomatic pressure from worked for years trying Ghuper. All three are in they were turned over stalled, a U.S. feder- intense diplomatic ef- China and the stigma to secure the men’s re- their 30s and were cap- to U.S. forces, in some al judge ordered them forts comes amid a re- of Guantanamo,” said lease. tured in late 2001. cases in exchange for released to the United newed effort by Presi- Wells Dixon, a law- The Pentagon iden- The men were among bounties, and thought States.

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t’s been more than a decade since the Florida Council of 100 recommended I helping water-poor South Florida out by piping water from water-rich North Florida. The suggestion sparked outrage across the state, and after a series of Senate hearings around the state, the Council of 100 report was unceremoniously shelved. A 2007 plan called for pumping up to 130 million gallons of water a day from the Ock- lawaha River and piping it to thirsting great- er Orlando through 500 miles of pipelines. The price of this project steadily rose un- til it hit some $800 million. Predictably, that plan met massive public pushback and, like the Council of 100 plan, was put in a drawer somewhere. Well, here we go again. The latest proposal to raid North Cen- OTHERVOICES tral Florida’s water supply comes from the Central Florida Water Initiative. CFWI is a consortium made up of the St. Johns River, The only way to cure what ails Southwest Florida and South Florida water management districts, as well as representa- tives from 43 local and county governments in Orange, Osceola, Polk, Seminole and us comes in next 2 elections southern Lake counties, plus a couple doz- ens utilities that serve those communities. n real life when you find any further? Is this the kind of The water districts say metro Orlan- yourself paying more and stuff a free people should put do has tapped out its groundwater pump- I getting less, you usually Cal up with? What kind of twisted ing capacity. The aquifer has no more wa- search for another product or mind comes up with language ter to give, even though projections show service. With the federal gov- Thomas and policies that college-edu- the region will need 40 percent more wa- ernment, it isn’t possible to take cated and otherwise successful ter by 2035. Today, the CFWI territory has SCRIPPS HOWARD your business elsewhere un- NEWS SERVICE people can’t understand? Even 2.7 million people and uses 800 million gal- less you are prepared to give up some people at the IRS have lons of water per day. By 2035, an estimated your citizenship, as some have been notoriously unhelpful in 4.1 million people will live in the region and Here’s my own attempt at dark done. Such a drastic step is re- answering questions about this need 1.1 billion gallons a day. jected by most of us because humor. In our just concluded foreign language known as the So what’s the solution? Well, conservation Christmas season, we recalled U.S. tax code, but if taxpayers is one thought, but water managers ridic- we still believe in the ideal that get something wrong, they must ulously argue there is not much more the once was America, though not a different kind of Magi: wise people in Orlando can do to conserve water. in the direction in which the men who came to worship and still pay for their mistakes with To no one’s surprise, the consortium is country is currently headed. a penalty and interest. bring gifts to the Christ child. There are many hidden looking for “alternate sources” of water be- At the end of the year comes a Now MAGI stands for Modified yond the aquifer, namely surface water — letter from the person who pre- and not-so-hidden taxes in lakes and rivers. Of course, the study found pares my taxes. He wants me to Adjusted Gross Income. How Obamacare and elsewhere. that most of the lakes and rivers in Central know about changes in the tax appropriate with a president Here’s one part of my tax attor- Florida — again, not surprisingly — are ex- law associated with Obamacare. who was called a messiah ney’s letter I do understand: “The periencing low flows and probably are not It is written in a way that only top tax bracket is now 39.6 per- going to be of significant help without de- people with a gift for foreign figure by some and to whom cent (up from 35 percent) [and] stroying them. languages can understand. Here we are being forced to bring the capital gains rate and divi- There is plenty of water available, however, are some excerpts. “gifts” in increasing amounts dend rate may be increased to 20 in North Florida, especially the St. Johns and “Taxpayers Modified Adjusted to be misspent on bloated and percent (from 15 percent) plus Ocklawaha rivers — or so the water experts say. Gross Income (MAGI) exceeds dysfunctional government. the additional 3.8 percent Medi- The CFWI needs to get serious about man- $200,000 ($250,000 for couples care surtax discussed above.” datory conservation and meaningful, tiered filing jointly). At least the guy has an iron- pricing to curb water usage in its region and “(i) Subject to a Medicare pay- care surtax of 3.8 percent on ic sense of humor. He concludes begin investing in desalination before it roll tax increase of .9 percent on the lower of (a) your net in- in bold letters: “Just another looks to come here and drain our water sup- earned income (e.g., wages and vestment income or (b) the simplification of the Internal ply dry, too. And that is precisely what will net self-employment income) amount that MAGI exceeds the Revenue Code.” happen if the CFWI plan is carried out. above these amounts. Employ- $200,000/$250,000 amounts. Ex- Here’s my own attempt at dark ers will pay 1.45 percent and ample: Steve and Alice file joint- humor. In our just concluded employees will pay 1.45 per- ly: MAGI is $390,000 ($330,000 Christmas season, we recalled a cent on the first $200,000 and is wages and $60,000 is net in- different kind of Magi: wise men 2.35 percent (1.45 percent + .9 vestment income). Their wag- who came to worship and bring The newspaper of choice for Lake percent) on the amount over es exceed the $250,000 thresh- gifts to the Christ child. Now and Sumter counties since 1875 $200,000 (withheld by the em- old by $80,000 and their MAGI MAGI stands for Modified Ad- ployer). Some of this may be exceeds $250,000 threshold by justed Gross Income. How ap- EDITORIALS returned if the employee files $140,000. They are subject to propriate with a president who Editorials are the consensus opinion of the editorial board, was called a messiah figure by not any individual. They are written by the editorial staff but are jointly because the threshold the Medicare payroll tax in- not signed. Local editorials are published Wednesday, Friday, on a joint return is $250,000. crease in the amount of $720 (.9 some and to whom we are being Saturday and Sunday. Self-employed will pay 2.9 per- percent x $80,000). They are also forced to bring “gifts” in increas- COLUMNS cent on the first $200,000 of subject to the Medicare sur- ing amounts to be misspent on Columns are the opinion of the writer whose byline and net income and 3.8 percent on tax in the amount of $2,280 (3.8 bloated and dysfunctional gov- picture appears with them. They do not necessarily reflect ernment. the opinion of the newspaper, and are chosen to represent a the amount over $200,000 (or percent x $60,000); note $60,000 diversity of views. 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FRANK JOLLEY | Staff Writer to be determined on along with Ocoee, Or- nates the tournament. [email protected] Saturday. lando Boone, and Dav- The club helps players Play is set to begin at enport Ridge Commu- as young as 4 years of The area’s larg- 10 a.m. Thursday with nity. The remainder of age up to 19 refine their est high school soc- a slate of 12 games. A the girls field includes: soccer skills through cer tournament is set trio of games involv- Orlando University, coaching and compet- to begin Thursday with ing local teams will Rockledge, and Gulf itive play. three days of action at kick-start the action at Breeze. Many area high- the Hickory Point Soc- 10 a.m. — Mount Do- Many of the teams school players learned cer Complex in Tavares. ra’s boys team will play entered are members the sport through the burg and Mount Dora, in the tournament in- The 18th annu- Harmony, while Eustis’ of the Florida High various skill levels of al Hickory Point Invi- girls team will square along with highly-tout- clude: Jacksonville School Athletic Associ- the LCSC. tational attracts some off against Orlando ed squads from Orlan- Stanton Prep, Port Or- ation. For information of the top boys and Boone and Mount Do- do Bishop Moore, Al- ange Spruce Creek, Trophies will be about the Hickory girls teams in a lim- ra’s girls team will play tamonte Springs Lake Deltona Pine Ridge, awarded to the top Point Invitational, call ited double-elimina- Orlando University. Brantley and Harmony. Vero Beach, Orlando teams and an All-Tour- Mike Stone at 352-874- tion format, with each Leesburg will play Al- Three teams from Tal- Evans, Gulf Breeze and nament team will be se- 4677. team playing at least tamonte Springs Lake lahassee — Leon, Chil- Kissimmee Osceola. lected, along with Tour- The Hickory Point three games during Brantley at noon today. es, and Lincoln — also On the girls side of nament Most Valuable Soccer Complex is lo- the tournament, with A total of 16 teams will compete, as will the tournament, Eustis Players and Top Defen- cated at 27343 State a girls champion to be will compete for the one from Houston St. and Mount Dora will be sive Player. Road 19 in Tavares. It is crowned on Friday and boys champion- Thomas (Texas). among the eight teams The Lake Coun- located approximately the boys championship ship, including Lees- Other boys teams vying for top honors, ty Soccer Club coordi- SEE SOCCER | B2 UCF hopes to avoid blowout JOHN MARSHALL Associated Press

GLENDALE, Ariz. — By now, Central Florida has heard it over and over: It has no shot at beating No. 6 Baylor in the Fi- esta Bowl. Viewed as the team none of the oth- er BCS bowls wanted, the 15th-ranked Knights landed in the Fiesta Bowl by earning an automatic berth as Ameri- can Athletic Conference champions. Awaiting Central Florida on New Year’s Day is the nation’s most explosive offense, a group filled with big, athletic and fast players who churned out more yards than all but one team in FBS his- tory. But no way are the Knights intimidat-

REINHOLD MATAY / AP ed. They’re in a BCS bowl for the first time and want to prove they belong, University of Central Florida quarterback Blake Bortles (5) is pressured by South Florida defensive lineman Aaron Lynch (19) on Nov. 29 in Orlando. Bortles will lead the 11-1 Knights into today’s Fiesta Bowl against high scoring Baylor in what could be Bortles’ last that they’re not just some patsy for the game at UCF. SEE UCF | B2 Warriors beat Magic for sixth straight win

Associated Press ry had nine points, of the first quarter to ‌Warriors 94, Magic 81 GOLDEN STATE (94) eight assists and five take a 22-10 lead and Iguodala 3-6 0-0 8, Lee 11-15 0-0 22, Bogut 4-5 ORLANDO — David 0-2 8, Curry 4-10 0-0 9, Thompson 7-12 0-0 15, rebounds, but he and never let the advantage Barnes 1-7 0-0 2, Green 3-5 0-0 6, Speights 3-10 Lee had 22 points and the rest of the Warriors’ get under 10 the rest of 4-4 10, Douglas 0-3 0-0 0, Bazemore 4-9 2-4 12, Klay Thompson added Kuzmic 1-3 0-0 2. Totals 41-85 6-10 94. starters sat out the en- the game. ORLANDO (81) 15 in the Golden State Harris 2-11 1-2 5, Davis 4-10 2-3 10, Vucevic 2-5 tire fourth quarter. Sparked by Nelson’s 0-0 4, Nelson 4-11 0-0 11, Afflalo 7-18 1-3 15, Warriors’ 94-81 victory Oladipo 3-7 2-2 8, Moore 1-4 0-0 3, O’Quinn 2-4 0-0 Arron Afflalo led Or- two 3-pointers, the 4, Nicholson 2-6 0-0 5, Harkless 2-4 1-1 5, Maxiell over the Orlando Mag- 4-5 0-0 8, Price 0-1 0-0 0, Lamb 1-3 1-2 3. Totals ic 94-81 on Tuesday lando with 15 points. Magic pulled to 74-59 34-89 8-13 81. Jameer Nelson had 11 at the end of the third Golden State 26 32 16 20 — 94 night. Orlando 15 20 24 22 — 81 points and six assists, quarter. Harris’ layup 3-Point Goals–Golden State 6-27 (Bazemore 2-4, Kent Bazemore Iguodala 2-5, Curry 1-5, Thompson 1-5, Speights scored 12 points, and and Tobias Harris add- to start the fourth quar- 0-1, Green 0-2, Barnes 0-2, Douglas 0-3), Orlando 5-19 (Nelson 3-7, Moore 1-1, Nicholson 1-3, Hark- Marreese Speights had ed 10 points and nine ter made it a 13-point less 0-1, Harris 0-3, Afflalo 0-4). Fouled Out–None. WILLIE J. ALLEN JR. / AP Rebounds–Golden State 64 (Bogut 11), Orlando 10 to help the Warriors rebounds. game, but that was as 44 (Harris 9). Assists–Golden State 21 (Curry 8), Orlando’s Arron Afflalo(4) has his shot blocked by Golden win their sixth straight The Warriors used a close as Orlando could Orlando 19 (Nelson 6). Total Fouls–Golden State State’s Klay Thompson(11) during Tuesday’s game in 13, Orlando 13. Technicals–Golden State defensive game. Stephen Cur- 16-2 run in the middle come. three second. A–15,062 (18,500). Orlando. Thompson’s teammate Andrew Bogut watches. B2 DAILY COMMERCIAL Wednesday, January 1, 2014 LEADING OFF | BROADCASTING in Sports Tim Tebow: Not done with NFL DAY PETE IACOBELLI travel to Southeastern Confer- mid-season in 2011 became one Associated Press ence schools in advance of SEC of the NFL’s biggest stories as he 2 games on the fledgling network. went 7-1 in his first eight starts COLUMBIA, S.C. — Tim Tebow Tebow’s first “SEC Nation” in 2011 then threw an 80-yard will continue chasing his goal to show will be on Aug. 28 before touchdown pass on the first play be a NFL quarterback, even after Texas A&M opens the season at of overtime to give the Broncos a signing on to help ESPN launch South Carolina, a game that will 29-23 playoff win over the Pitts- the SEC Network this fall. be shown exclusively on the SEC burgh Steelers. The former Florida Gator said Network. Tebow and the show But there were still doubts Tuesday he trains five days a then head to Auburn on Aug. 30 about his passing ability, and week for a return to the league. where the Tigers will take on Ar- Denver traded him that offsea- “I feel like I’m the best that I’ve kansas. son to the New York Jets after ac- ever been as a quarterback right That is, of course, if Tebow quiring Peyton Manning. now. I hope I get the opportu- doesn’t get a call from the NFL He languished on the bench nity to show that,” he said. “But that has him tied up that week- while coach Rex Ryan ignored I’m also looking forward to be- end. fans’ calls for Tebow to replace a OVERHEARD ing part of ‘SEC Nation’ and part Tebow has bounced around struggling Mark Sanchez. Tebow “I feel like I’m the best that I’ve ever been as a of ESPN.” the NFL since leaving Florida as threw just eight passes, ran only quarterback right now. I hope I get the opportu- The 26-year-old Heisman Tro- part of two national champions. 32 times and was cut last April 29. nity to show that.” phy winner signed on Monday He was a first-round selection For six weeks no team wanted — TIM TEBOW, former University of Florida quarterback, after to be on the SEC Network’s pre- by Denver and then head coach him until the Patriots signed him signing a contract to help with ESPN’s launch of the SEC Net- game show starting in August. Josh McDaniels in 2010. He took to a low-risk, two-year contract work this fall. He’ll be part of the crew that will over as starting quarterback with no guaranteed money.

SCOREBOARD TV2DAY ‌BASKETBALL Golden State at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Capital One Bowl Indianapolis, Kansas City or San Diego at Denver, COLLEGE FOOTBALL NBA Boston at Chicago, 8 p.m. At Orlando 4:40 p.m. (CBS) Noon EASTERN CONFERENCE Brooklyn at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Wisconsin (9-3) vs. South Carolina (10-2), 1 p.m. Conference Championships New York at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Gator Bowl, Nebraska vs. Georgia, at Jacksonville Atlantic (ABC) Sunday, Jan. 19 Memphis at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Outback Bowl AFC, 3 p.m. (CBS) 1 p.m. W L Pct GB Milwaukee at Utah, 9 p.m. Toronto 13 15 .464 — At Tampa NFC, 6:30 p.m. (FOX) ABC — Capital One Bowl, Wisconsin vs. South Carolina, at Orlando Charlotte at Portland, 10 p.m. Iowa (8-4) vs. LSU (9-3), 1 p.m. (ESPN) Boston 13 18 .419 1½ Philadelphia at Sacramento, 10 p.m. ‌HOCKEY ESPN — Outback Bowl, Iowa vs. LSU, at Tampa Brooklyn 10 20 .333 4 Rose Bowl NHL Philadelphia 9 21 .300 5 ‌FOOTBALL At Pasadena, Calif. 5 p.m. New York 9 21 .300 5 College Bowl Glance Stanford (11-2) vs. Michigan State (12-1), 5 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE ESPN — Rose Bowl, Stanford vs. Michigan St., at Pasadena, Calif. Southeast Saturday, Dec. 21 (ESPN) Atlantic 8:30 p.m. Fiesta Bowl GP W L OT Pts GF GA W L Pct GB New Mexico Bowl ESPN — Fiesta Bowl, UCF vs. Baylor, at Glendale, Ariz. Miami 24 7 .774 — Colorado State 48, Washington State 45 At Glendale, Ariz. Boston 39 26 11 2 54 114 81 Tampa Bay 39 23 12 4 50 110 93 Atlanta 18 14 .563 6½ Las Vegas Bowl Baylor (11-1) vs. UCF (11-1), 8:30 p.m. (ESPN) MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Washington 14 14 .500 8½ Southern Cal 45, Fresno State 20 Montreal 40 23 14 3 49 99 89 Thursday, Jan. 2 Detroit 41 18 14 9 45 107 117 6 p.m. Charlotte 14 18 .438 10½ Famous Idaho Potato Bowl Sugar Bowl Orlando 10 21 .323 14 San Diego State 49, Buffalo 24 Toronto 41 20 16 5 45 115 118 ESPNU — SMU at Cincinnati At New Orleans Ottawa 42 17 18 7 41 118 135 Central New Orleans Bowl Alabama (11-1) vs. Oklahoma (10-2), 8:30 p.m. 8 p.m. W L Pct GB Florida 40 15 20 5 35 95 128 Louisiana-Lafayette 24, Tulane 21 (ESPN) Buffalo 39 11 24 4 26 71 110 ESPNU — Temple at Rutgers Indiana 25 5 .833 — Monday, Dec. 23 Friday, Jan. 3 Metropolitan Detroit 14 19 .424 12½ Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Orange Bowl GP W L OT Pts GF GA Chicago 12 17 .414 12½ East Carolina 37, Ohio 20 1 p.m. Cleveland 10 21 .323 15½ Tuesday, Dec. 24 At Miami Pittsburgh 42 29 12 1 59 131 96 Ohio State (12-1) vs. Clemson (10-2), 8 p.m. Washington 40 20 15 5 45 122 119 Milwaukee 6 24 .200 19 Hawaii Bowl NBC — Winter Classic, Toronto vs. Detroit, at Ann Arbor, Mich. WESTERN CONFERENCE (ESPN) Philadelphia 39 19 16 4 42 101 110 Oregon State 38, Boise State 23 New Jersey 41 17 16 8 42 97 103 Southwest Thursday, Dec. 26 Cotton Bowl At Arlington, Texas N.Y. Rangers 40 19 19 2 40 94 108 W L Pct GB Little Caesars Pizza Bowl Columbus 39 17 18 4 38 106 112 San Antonio 24 7 .774 — Pittsburgh 30, Bowling Green 27 Missouri (11-2) vs. Oklahoma State (10-2), 7:30 p.m. (FOX) Carolina 39 14 16 9 37 91 114 Houston 21 12 .636 4 Poinsettia Bowl N.Y. Islanders 40 12 21 7 31 102 135 Dallas 18 13 .581 6 Saturday, Jan. 4 Utah State 21, Northern Illinois 14 WESTERN CONFERENCE New Orleans 14 15 .483 9 Friday, Dec. 27 BBVA Compass Bowl Montverde Academy wins Central Memphis 13 17 .433 10½ Military Bowl At Birmingham, Ala. Northwest Marshall 31, Maryland 20 Vanderbilt (8-4) vs. Houston (8-4), 1 p.m. (ESPN) GP W L OT Pts GF GA W L Pct GB Texas Bowl Chicago 42 28 7 7 63 158 115 Sunday, Jan. 5 St. Louis 38 26 7 5 57 137 92 boys hoop tourney in NC Oklahoma City 25 5 .833 — Syracuse 21, Minnesota 17 GoDaddy.com Bowl Colorado 38 23 11 4 50 109 97 Portland 24 7 .774 1½ Fight Hunger Bowl Minnesota 15 16 .484 10½ At Mobile, Ala. Dallas 38 19 12 7 45 112 111 Washington 31, BYU 16 Arkansas State (7-5) vs. Ball State (10-2), 9 p.m. Minnesota 41 20 16 5 45 96 107 Denver 14 16 .467 11 Saturday, Dec. 28 STAFF REPORT Utah 10 24 .294 17 (ESPN) Winnipeg 41 18 18 5 41 111 121 Pinstripe Bowl Pacific Monday, Jan. 6 Nashville 40 18 18 4 40 95 119 Notre Dame 29, Rutgers 16 BCS National Championship Pacific W L Pct GB Belk Bowl Jalyn Patterson and Ben Simmons scored L.A. Clippers 21 12 .636 — North Carolina 39, Cincinnati 17 At Pasadena, Calif. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Anaheim 41 28 8 5 61 131 103 16 points apiece Monday to lead Montverde Phoenix 19 11 .633 ½ Russell Athletic Bowl Florida State (13-0) vs. Auburn (12-1), 8:30 p.m. Golden State 20 13 .606 1 (ESPN) San Jose 39 25 8 6 56 128 98 Academy to an 83-60 win against Charlotte Louisville 36, Miami 9 Los Angeles 40 25 11 4 54 108 80 L.A. Lakers 13 18 .419 7 Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl Saturday, Jan. 18 Sacramento 9 20 .310 10 East-West Shrine Classic Vancouver 41 23 11 7 53 111 97 Northside Christian in the championship game Kansas State 31, Michigan 14 Phoenix 38 19 10 9 47 116 117 Monday’s Games Monday, Dec. 30 At St. Petersburg Washington 106, Detroit 99 Calgary 39 14 19 6 34 95 122 of the Wild Wing High School Hoops Classic at Armed Forces Bowl East vs. West, 4 p.m. (NFLN) Edmonton 41 13 24 4 30 106 139 Dallas 100, Minnesota 98 Navy 24, Middle Tennessee 6 Ardrey Kell High School in Charlotte, N.C. Chicago 95, Memphis 91 Saturday, Jan. 25 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- New Orleans 110, Portland 108 Music City Bowl Senior Bowl time loss. Montverde Academy, the nation’s top Miami 97, Denver 94 Mississippi 25, Georgia Tech 17 At Mobile, Ala. Monday’s Games Utah 83, Charlotte 80 Alamo Bowl South vs. North, 4 p.m. (NFLN) Philadelphia 4, Vancouver 3, SO ranked high school team, put the game away Oregon 30, Texas 7 Phoenix 107, L.A. Clippers 88 ‌NFL Playoffs Ottawa 3, Washington 1 in the fourth quarter by outscoring Charlotte Holiday Bowl Chicago 1, Los Angeles 0 Tuesday’s Games Texas Tech 37, Arizona State 23 Wild-card Playoffs Atlanta 92, Boston 91 Saturday, Jan. 4 Nashville 6, Detroit 4 Northside Christian(11-1) 24-13. Indiana 91, Cleveland 76 AdvoCare V100 Bowl Tuesday’s Games Arizona 42, Boston College 19 Kansas City at Indianapolis, 4:35 p.m. (NBC) The Eagles opened the fourth quarter with an Golden State 94, Orlando 81 New Orleans at Philadelphia, 8:10 p.m. (NBC) New Jersey 2, Pittsburgh 1 Sacramento at Houston, late Sun Bowl N.Y. Rangers at Florida, late 11-0 scoring and led by as many as 25 points. Brooklyn at San Antonio, late UCLA 42, Virginia Tech 12 Sunday, Jan. 5 St. Louis at Minnesota, late Toronto at Chicago, late Liberty Bowl San Diego at Cincinnati, 1:05 p.m. (CBS) N.Y. Islanders at Boston, late Simmons completed an all-around perfor- Portland at Oklahoma City, late Mississippi State 44, Rice 7 San Francisco at Green Bay, 4:40 p.m. (FOX) Montreal at Carolina, late Milwaukee at L.A. Lakers, late Chick-fil-A Bowl Divisional Playoffs Buffalo at Winnipeg, late mance with eight rebounds and six assists. Sim- Today’s Games Texas A&M (8-4) vs. Duke (10-3), late Saturday, Jan. 11 San Jose at Anaheim, late mons and D’Angelo Russell, who played only Dallas at Washington, 6 p.m. Today’s Games Green Bay, San Francisco or New Orleans at Seat- Los Angeles at Dallas, late Indiana at Toronto, 7 p.m. Heart of Dallas Bowl tle, 4:35 p.m. (FOX) Columbus at Colorado, late his third game since returning from knee sur- New Orleans at Minnesota, 8 p.m. At Dallas Cincinnati, Indianpolis or Kansas City at New En- Philadelphia at Calgary, late Philadelphia at Denver, 9 p.m. UNLV (7-5) vs. North Texas (8-4), Noon (ESPNU) gland, 8:15 p.m. (CBS) Edmonton at Phoenix, late gery, were named to the All-Tournament team. Charlotte at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. Gator Bowl Sunday, Jan. 12 Today’s Games Montverde Academy (13-0) will play Newark Thursday’s Games At Jacksonville Philadelphia, Green Bay or San Francisco at Caro- Toronto vs. Detroit at Ann Arbor, MI, 1 p.m. Orlando at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Nebraska (8-4) vs. Georgia (8-4), Noon (ESPN2) lina, 1:05 p.m. (FOX) Tampa Bay at Vancouver, 10 p.m. (N.J.) St. Benedict’s Prep on Friday in the Can- cer Research Classic in Wheeling, W.V.

terbacks in Bryce Petty Bears to finish the reg- to leave. UCF and a star running back ular season fifth na- STORM TIME FROM PAGE B1 in Lache Seastrunk. tionally with 359 yards SOCCER But for all the Bears passing per game and One of the best ways FROM PAGE B1 have done this season, 12th with 262 yards to slow Baylor’s offense Bears to beat up on. is by keeping it off the “Our motivation is they’re in the same po- rushing per game. halfway between downtown Tavares and the sition as Central Flori- field with long drives we’re in a BCS bowl BORTLES’ FINALE? Mission Inn Resort. da, in a BCS bowl game going the other way. game and we’re try- The Hickory Point Invitational is only the first for the first time. The speculation ing to put UCF on the Running back Storm of two major tournaments in Lake County during And because of that, heading into the Fies- map,” UCF lineback- Johnson will likely be January. they are in no way tak- ta Bowl is that it might er Terrance Plum- the key to Central Flor- Montverde Academy will host the third annu- ing this matchup light- be the final game for mer said. “This is our ida being able to do al Montverde Academy Soccer Tournament, be- ly. Central Florida QB prime-time game, we that. The sturdily built ginning Jan. 16 at the Montverde Academy Ath- “We’re never going to Blake Bortles, who is want everyone to know junior had a break- letic Complex. feel like we’re the big reportedly considering about us, so as a team out season in 2013, Four games will be played on each of the tour- dog,” Baylor coach Art a jump to the NFL af- we’re not worried about more than doubling nament’s three days of action, with the champi- Briles said. “When you ter his junior year. If it onship to be determined at 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 18. what others have to say his rushing total from a start walking around is his final season, he’ll Eight teams will make up the field, including about us.” wondering who is look- go out on a high note, year ago by rushing for Montverde Academy, the tournament’s defend- What they’re saying is ing at you is when you regardless of what hap- 1,105 yards and had 11 ing champions. not good. walk into a pole. You pens in the bowl game. touchdowns. He’s also The Fiesta Bowl was better make sure you The AAC’s offensive a threat out of the back- viewed as the most are taking care of your player of the year, Bor- field, catching 29 pass- IF YOU’RE PLAYING, WE’RE INTERESTED lopsided game when business or someone tles was ninth nation- es for 261 yards and the matchups were When sports are being played in Lake County, we want to is going to sneak up on ally in pass efficien- three more scores. announced and the report it and we need your help. Directors and coaches you and get you.” cy at 163.3 and 18th in perception has not THE TRUNK Here are five things passing yards per game of recreational and youth leagues can send game results, changed. to look for when Bay- with 273.3 while com- Seastrunk has been statistics, team and action photos, and we’ll publish them Baylor enters as a lor (11-1) meets Cen- pleting 68 percent of a big reason Baylor has 16 1/2-point favorite, in the newspaper and on our website. Proud parents can tral Florida (11-1) in his passes. been able to stay so highest among the 35 send us individual photos and accomplishments. the Fiesta Bowl: BRILES’ FINALE? balanced on offense. bowls. The junior from Tem- WHAT TO STOP? Just email them to [email protected] The reason is that of- With the success ple, Texas, had a 1,000- he’s had with Baylor, fense. One of the reasons yard season in 2012 The Bears averaged Briles has become a Baylor’s offense has and backed it with an- 624.5 yards per game been so difficult to stop sought-after commod- other this year, running CONTACTUS during the regular sea- is its balance. Briles’ ity, rumored to be in for 1,060 yards with son, second-most in system forces defens- the running to replace SPORTS EDITOR or 352-365-8279. 11 touchdowns. Petty FRANK JOLLEY 352-365-8268 FBS history to Hous- es to cover not just the Mack Brown at Tex- n Amateur Listings (col- ton in 1989 (624.9) and 100-yard length of the as or Mike Shanahan has put up prodigious FAX 352-365-1951 lege scholarships, meeting 50 yards more than any field, but the 53 from at Washington. Briles numbers and is among other team averaged one sideline to the oth- is a beloved figure in the nation’s passing EMAIL announcements, schedule this season. Baylor also er. Except for Oklaho- Waco and has said he leaders, but might not [email protected] changes, outdoors notices) can led the nation in scor- ma State, teams were loves coaching there, have had as much suc- n Schools or coaches can be faxed to 352-365-1951, or ing (53.3), has one of unable to do that this but a bigger opportuni- cess without a back like report game results after 6 emailed to sports@dailycom- the nation’s best quar- season, allowing the ty could persuade him Seastrunk behind him. p.m. by calling 352-365-8268, mercial.com Wednesday, January 1, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL B3 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Rose Bowl coaches show power of persistence GREG BEACHAM 2001, while Nick Saban think it’s really nice that Rose Bowl after a rules Associated Press infamously left Michi- my name gets batted violation. Shaw thought gan State for LSU short- around ... but honestly, back to his painful de- LOS ANGELES — ly before the Spartans’ I’m looking forward to cision two years ago to Stanford’s David Shaw bowl game in late 1999. playing this game and suspend Shayne Skov and Michigan State’s But when Shaw and getting into the offsea- for a game after the star Mark Dantonio have Dantonio are asked son and starting to put linebacker was arrested. built powerhouse teams about their own desir- together another win- “There’s a guy that’s over the last few years, ability, both coaches ning season next year.” very similar,” Shaw said. and so far they’ve both play it off with a com- Michigan State ath- “Your game-day lead- stuck around when big- bination of amusement letic director Mark Hol- er, your middle line- ger football powers with and outspoken loyalty lis already has discussed backer, the guy that deeper pockets came to the schools that put a raise with Dantonio, sets your defense, the calling. them in this position. who has appeared on guy that tells everybody When the Spartans Shaw has been a part speculative lists of can- what to do. Being a head and Cardinal clash in of four straight trips to didates for Texas’ vacan- coach, it’s your respon- the 100th edition of the BCS bowls — an un- cy. Hollis also plans to sibility. Actions like that, Rose Bowl today, Dan- thinkable standard just bump the pay of Danto- as a head coach, even tonio and Shaw will a few years earlier at nio’s assistant coaches. help you in your lock- demonstrate the power CHRIS CARLSON / AP the academic dynamo Although he claims to er room because guys of persistence in build- better known for No- be flattered by the idea know where the line is ing a winner. Michigan State head coach Mark Dantonio poses by the Trophy after a news conference on Monday in Los Angeles. bel Prizes than football of his candidacy else- and they know that no- Shaw usually just trophies. Shaw isn’t of- where, Dantonio said body is bigger than the chuckles when he’s con- Michigan State faces Stanford today in the 100th Rose Bowl. fended by the attention he’s happy with the im- program. nected with head coach- he receives from other pressive program he has “I applaud Coach ing vacancies in the NFL Now we need to fig- created alongside de- schools, but he also has built in East Lansing. Dantonio for that, be- or at the nation’s top col- ure out, do we belong? parted coach Jim Har- never sounded terribly The coaches share cause it doesn’t happen lege programs. That’s another oppor- baugh. Dantonio is 63- interested in leaving his more than loyalty. Stan- everywhere. There are a “To be honest, it’s un- tunity, statement, chal- 29 at Michigan State alma mater. ford and Michigan State lot of places where you believably flattering,” he lenge.” since 2007, winning at He appeared at the both embrace hard- get a slap on the wrist said Monday. “I think it’s Both coaches have least 11 games in three top of many Southern nosed, run-first football and they bench you for really cool.” turned themselves into of his last four seasons. California fans’ wish with suffocating defens- a practice, and then play In his own understat- valuable properties by Such success quick- lists earlier this month, es led by coordinators you in the game.” ed way, Dantonio takes building formidable ly leads to higher-profile but openly laughed at Derek Mason and Pat Dantonio said Ky- the same approach to programs — and then opportunities, and oth- the notion of moving Narduzzi — two ris- ler Elsworth is likely to their unpredictable pro- staying at two schools er winning coaches at south. ing coaches who might start at middle lineback- fession. sometimes considered both schools have used “I don’t mind it, (but) be better candidates er in Bullough’s place, “When we came here stepping stones instead these jobs as spring- I have no desires to pur- for new jobs than their but Darien Harris also seven years ago, we of destinations. boards to big money sue another job,” said bosses. will play the position. made a statement this Shaw is 34-6 in three and power. Tyrone Will- Shaw, who has nine Shaw respects Dan- Bullough’s replacements is where we wanted to seasons in charge at ingham turned a mod- years of NFL coaching tonio for his handling will keep his on-field re- come,” Dantonio said. Stanford, banking two erately successful ten- experience. “I have not of starting middle line- sponsibilities, including “We’re here now. We’ve Pac-12 titles during the ure at Stanford into the and don’t plan on inter- backer Max Bullough, checking down on cer- accomplished that goal. remarkable renaissance Notre Dame job in late viewing with anybody. I who won’t play in the tain plays. Spurrier’s Gamecocks set to face off with Badgers

KYLE HIGHTOWER note. I haven’t won a A lot of eyes will be on game and be labeled as rushing) and fellow RB Associated Press bowl game so I’m anx- South Carolina junior the underdog, we kind Melvin Gordon (1,466 ious to get out there and defensive end Jadeveon ORLANDO — It would of take it as a slap in the yards) had big years Clowney, who is project- be understandable if get a win,” said Bad- face as a team collec- and helped make the South Carolina and Wis- gers running back James ed to be a top selection tively because we know Badgers just one of five consin were a little dis- White. “It motivates me in this spring’s NFL draft what type of guys we’ve teams in the FBS with a appointed when they a lot, and I know it mo- should he decide to en- got coming to this (sta- pair of 1,000-yard rush- arrived in Orlando for tivates those guys (oth- ter his name. He leads dium)...and we just feel ers. the Capital One Bowl. er seniors) as well. With a Gamecocks defense like, you know, we de- BALANCED ATTACK a new coaching staff, we that ranked fourth in the serve way much more Even after some ear- Wisconsin put up gau- definitely want to get SEC and tied for 14th in respect than what we’re ly season setbacks, both dy numbers on both Coach (Gary) Anders- the country, allowing 20 getting right now.” teams had a chance to sides of the ball in 2013 earn spots in a BCS bowl en a bowl win in his first points per game. Here are four things year.” to watch for in today’s and joined Florida State game before coming up “We were all won- as the only teams av- short. Andersen down- dering if he’s got a limo Capital One Bowl: played his first oppor- eraging more than 475 But with a New Year’s to take him out of the NEW FULLBACK yards on offense and Day matchup that on tunity as Wisconsin’s to (stadium) tomorrow or play an SEC foe, but did Spurrier said that holding opponents to paper could be one of not,” Spurrier said. “We starting FB Connor Mc- less than 300 yards per the best among the non- acknowledge the chal- were kidding him about Laurin “cracked an an- game on defense. BCS games, neither the lenge in facing Game- all the autograph seek- cocks coach Steve Spur- kle” during practice and eighth-ranked Game- ing around there. Wait rier’s offense. won’t play. Starting in cocks (10-2) nor No. 19 until after the game and “When you mix coach his place will be walk-on Badgers (9-3) have had he can start charging for Spurrier and (quarter- Garrison Gist, with re- to search for motivation his autograph.” this week. back Connor) Shaw to- serve RB Brandon Wilds gether in their offense, Jokes aside, though, also expected to play. That’s especially true what hasn’t been lost on for Wisconsin, which is it’s a pretty vicious weap- SHAW SHOW on,” Andersen said. the Gamecocks is that trying to snap a three- South Carolina QB The Gamecocks enter they will take the field game bowl losing streak Connor Shaw is trying their first-ever match- as a 1.5-point underdog following three straight to cap what has already up with Wisconsin hav- despite being the high- Rose Bowl losses. The been one of the best ca- ing won two-straight er-ranked team. Badgers climbed as reers in Gamecocks’ his- high as No. 15 in the bowl games over Big Ten Spurrier said he men- foes, defeating Nebraska tioned it only briefly be- tory. He has battled in- BCS standings, but had juries this season, but their season stunted in 2012 and Michigan in fore the team arrived in 2013. Florida, but it seems the still managed to pass for by early-season loss- 2,135 yards and 21 TDs. es to Arizona State and They reeled off four slight did resonate. Ohio State and loss to straight wins following “I just kind of take it BADGERS BACKFIELD Penn State in their regu- an early loss to Georgia, as a slap in the face,” de- White (1,337 yards lar-season finale. but were then upset by fensive end Chaz Sutton “It’s tough. You defi- Tennessee before end- said this week. “For us to nitely want to send the ing the season on a five- be the (higher) ranked seniors out on a high game win streak. team coming into this

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Stores filled with more than Pretty Things Jack D’Or carry multiple styles 1,000 beers from 350 or a Sierra Nevada Pale from brewers like breweries. Beers are or- Ale as carefully as they Northampton’s Brew- ganized by region, from would wrestle between master Jack, Everett’s Worcester to the West a cabernet or a merlot. Night Shift Brewing, Coast, with an empha- It is a risky quest. De- DINA RUDICK / THE BOSTON GLOBE and Plymouth’s May- sis on local brews. Em- spite craft beer’s pop- Craft Beer Cellar founders Kate Baker, left, and Suzanne Schalow, right, pose with Craft flower Brewing, as well ployees have jobs like ularity boom, creating Beer Cellar store owner Brian Shaw in Newton, Mass. Beers there are organized by region, as beers from Belgium, Head Beer Geek, Am- a national franchise of from Worcester to the West Coast, with an emphasis on local brews. Italy, and France. bassador of Fine Ales specialty beer stores in 2012, the most since said, ‘I can teach peo- challenged her staff to “It’s all about build- and Lagers, and Hop- has not been done. One ing and cultivating the tologist and wear hood- the 1880s, according ple about great beer.’?” “sell the heck” out of reason could be that to the Brewers Asso- Schalow and Baker, something else, and relationships,” says ed sweat shirts embla- craft beers account- ciation. Schalow and partners in life as well Magic Hat’s Circus Boy, Baker. “And it could be zoned with the words ed for only 10 percent Baker hope to capital- as business, met in 2002 a craft beer, eventually with a distributor, or a “Beer Geek.” of the dollars in total bartender, or a home- ize on this explosion when Schalow, then a replaced Blue Moon. “People take two beer sales in the United brewer who has visions by packing each small, manager at Cambridge Baker and Schalow steps in the door and States in 2012. of creating their brew- service-oriented store Common restaurant, married in 2010, and they don’t know how Craft Beer Cellar ery.” with carefully curated hired Baker. The first the couple decided that to proceed,” says Bri- stores carry flavorful “They’re really in tune beer while leaving out beer Baker consumed year to leave the restau- an Shaw, who opened ales and lagers that are with the culture of craft nips, cigarettes, and in front of Schalow was rant and open the beer a Craft Beer Cellar in brewed to traditional beer,” says Mark Vas- jugs of wine. a Budweiser. store. Newton Centre recent- standards and can be concelos, craft brand “Beer store is still “I almost fell over,” “When I told her craft ly, joining franchises in hard to find. manager for Burke Dis- not a ‘category’ in the Schalow says. beer store, she was a lot Winchester, Westford, Baker and Schalow tributing, a Massachu- and Braintree. “Peo- world,” says Schalow. Around that time, supportive and a little prefer to focus on other setts company that de- ple say, ‘Oh my God, I “No one has done this. Schalow wanted to take skeptical,” says Scha- numbers, like the 2,403 livers 37 craft brands to didn’t know there was brewers that operat- No one has put every- Blue Moon, a Miller- low. “I told her, ‘If we stores around the state, this much beer.’?” ed in the United States thing on the line and Coors product, off the make it amazing, they bar’s tap list. When will come, it doesn’t in addition to larg- ownership said no, she matter where it is.’?” er brands like Coors Light. “They’re proac- tive in letting us know if there’s something that’s LIFT CHAIRS going to be in demand by the consumers.” Best Selection & Service with great Warranties! Carrying 350 beer brands is not without ONLY #1 challenges. “Beer is the in customer service and least marked up drink- satisfaction able thing,” Baker says. $ * “There’s a reason why 599! no one has done this Relax & Recline! before.” A big reason is that light beer, in particular, LOWEST remains hugely popu- PRICES lar. 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Markets closed Eye on home loans Construction slowing? MBA’s weekly Mortgage Construction spending The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq The Mortgage Bankers Association’s Applications Survey U.S. developers boosted construc- percent change, seasonally adjusted Stock Market will be closed for New Year’s latest weekly survey of home loan percentage change, seasonally adjusted tion spending in October at the 0.9% Day. applications is due out tomorrow. 3% fastest pace in more than four years. 0.8 1.1 All of the major U.S. financial markets are Applications for home loans have -2.3 The trend was propelled by a est. -0.3 -12.8 -5.5 -6.3 0.6 scheduled to reopen for business on Thursday. been mostly declining in recent 0 surge in government projects, but 0.6 0.6 weeks as mortgage rates have -3 there was one troubling sign: Home increased. The slide comes even construction fell 0.6 percent in 0.3 -6 October from September, dragged To d ay though interest rates remain low by historical standards. The average lower by a drop in single-family 0.1 0.1 -9 -0.3 interest rate on a 30-year mortgage homes. Did home construction -0.0 edged higher to 4.48 percent last -12 spending bounce back in Novem- week. Rates jumped about 1.25 per- 20136292215 ber? Find out tomorrow, when the -0.3 centage points from May through Nov. Dec. Labor Department reports its latest NOSAJJ September. Source: FactSet figures. Source: FactSet

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Avnet .60 u44.11 +.29 ClubCorp n .48 17.74 +.18 PepcoHold 1.08 19.13 +.05 S-T-U WhiteWave ... 22.94 -.01 Avon .24 17.22 +.05 Coach 1.35 56.13 -.26 ExcoRes .20 5.31 +.01 ING US n .04 35.15 +.12 Kimco .90f 19.75 -.18 MonstrWw ... 7.13 +.02 TelefEsp .47e 16.34 +.05 PerkElm .28 41.23 -.12 SAP AG ... u87.14 +.51 WhitingPet ... 61.87 +1.33 Axiall .64f 47.44 +.72 CobaltIEn ... 16.45 +.35 Exelis .41 19.06 +.06 ION Geoph ... 3.30 +.16 KindME 5.40f 80.66 +.04 Moodys 1.12f u78.47 +.21 TelData .51 25.78 -.12 Prmian .87e 12.86 -.16 SCANA 2.03 46.93 +.03 WhitingTr 2.15e 5.23 +.06 AXIS Cap 1.08f 47.57 +.26 CocaCE .80 u44.13 +.10 Exelon 1.24 27.39 -.09 iShGold ... d11.68 +.08 KindMorg 1.64f 36.00 -.21 MorgStan .20 31.36 +.51 TmpEMI 1.00a 13.65 -.19 Perrigo .36 153.46 +.35 SK Tlcm ... 24.62 +.02 WidePoint ... 1.64 -.01 B2gold g ... 2.02 ... Coeur ... 10.85 +.19 ExeterR gs ... .53 -.01 iSAstla 1.14e 24.37 +.08 KindrM wt ... 4.06 +.09 MSEMDDbt1.00a 13.02 +.11 TmpGlb .42a 7.95 +.02 PetChina 4.75e 109.74 +.01 SLGreen 2.00f 92.38 +.30 WmsCos 1.52f u38.57 +.16 BB&T Cp .92 37.32 +.16 CohStQIR .72 9.48 +.10 Express ... 18.67 -.20 iShBrazil 1.57e 44.68 +.31 Kinross g ... d4.38 +.10 Mosaic 1.00 47.27 +.26 TempurSly ... 53.96 -.23 PetrbrsA .77e 14.69 +.09 SM Energy .10 83.11 -.18 WmsPtrs 3.51f 50.86 +.05 BB&T pfE 1.41 20.35 +.05 ColeREI n .72 14.04 +.02 ExtraSpce 1.60 42.13 -.18 iShCanada .69e 29.16 +.14 KiteRlty .24 6.57 +.06 MotrlaSolu 1.24 67.50 +.25 Tenaris .86e 43.69 +.13 Petrobras .27e 13.78 +.12 SpdrDJIA 3.53eu165.47 +.88 WmsSon 1.24 58.28 -.57 BHP BillLt 2.32e 68.20 +.47 ColgPalm s 1.36 65.21 -.22 ExxonMbl 2.52 101.20 +.89 iShEMU .94e u41.38 +.13 KodiakO g ... 11.21 +.10 MuellerWat .07 9.37 +.05 TenetHlth ... 42.12 +.57 Petrologis 1.55e 11.65 +.11 SpdrGold ...d116.12 +.73 WillisGp 1.12 44.81 +.14 BP PLC 2.28f u48.61 +.41 ColonyFncl 1.40 20.29 -.16 FMC Corp .54 75.46 +.21 iSFrance .69e u28.45 +.11 Kohls 1.40 56.75 +.31 MurphO 1.25b 64.88 +.74 Teradata ... 45.49 +.79 Pfizer 1.04f 30.63 -.06 SpdrEuro501.13e u42.20 +.10 Teradyn ... 17.62 +.07 WiscEngy 1.53 41.34 -.02 BP Pru 9.05e 79.63 +.22 ColumPT n 1.20 25.00 +.32 FMC Tech ... 52.21 +.67 iShGerm .44e u31.76 +.08 KrispKrm ... 19.29 -.33 NCR Corp ... 34.06 +.19 WTEmLDbt 1.89e 46.02 -.02 Kroger .66f 39.53 -.12 PhilipMor 3.76f 87.13 +.53 SpdrIntRE 1.86e 41.20 +.43 Terex .20 u41.99 +.39 BPZ Res ... 1.82 +.05 Comerica .68 47.54 -.09 FNBCp PA .48 12.62 -.04 iSh HK .61e 20.60 +.13 NQ Mobile ... 14.70 +.80 WTJpHedg 1.24e 50.84 +.19 FXCM .24 17.84 +.82 iShItaly .34e 15.59 +.06 KronosWw .60 19.05 +.47 NRG Egy .48 28.72 +.09 PhilipsNV .98e u36.97 +.33 SP Mid 2.10eu244.20 +.95 Tesoro 1.00 58.50 +1.95 BRE 1.58 54.71 -.32 CmclMtls .48 20.33 +.12 Phillips66 1.56f u77.13 +2.41 WT EmEq 2.10e 51.03 +.31 BRF SA .39e 20.87 -.05 FamilyDlr 1.04 64.97 -.47 iShJapan .13e 12.14 +.02 L Brands 1.20 61.85 +.75 Nabors .16 16.99 +.12 S&P500ETF3.35eu184.69 +.87 TetraTech ... 12.36 +.05 CmwREIT 1.00 23.31 ... PhxNMda ... 9.63 +.16 WT India .13e 17.44 +.15 BabckWil .40f u34.19 -.33 FedExCp .60u143.77 +.72 iSh SKor .90e 64.67 +.78 LDK Solar ... 1.31 -.03 NamTai .08 7.14 +.18 SpdrBiot .22e 130.20 -.03 TevaPhrm 1.28e 40.08 -.01 CmtyBkSy 1.12 39.68 -.01 PiedmOfc .80 16.52 -.25 WolvWW s .24 u33.96 +.08 BakrHu .60 55.26 +.81 FedRlty 3.12 101.41 +.04 iSMalasia .48e 15.82 +.05 LaredoPet ... 27.69 +.40 NBGrce rs ... 5.60 -.11 Spdr Div 2.87e 72.62 +.06 Textron .08 36.76 +.33 CmtyHlt .25e 39.27 -.07 Pier 1 .24f 23.08 -.03 Workday ... 83.16 +.74 BallCorp .52 u51.66 -.13 CompSci .80 u55.88 +.05 FedInvst 1.00 28.80 +.33 iShMexico 1.33e 68.00 +.25 LVSands 1.40 78.87 +.28 NatFuGas 1.50 71.40 +.37 SpdrHome .10e u33.30 +.17 Textura n ... 29.94 -.12 PimCpOp 1.56a 17.26 -.07 WuXi ... u38.38 +.38 BalticTrdg .05e 6.44 +.24 ComstkRs .50 18.29 +.39 FelCor .08 u8.16 +.14 iShSing .50e 13.17 +.11 LaSalleH 1.12 30.86 -.35 NOilVarco 1.04 79.53 +.85 SpdrS&PBk .43e 33.17 +.09 ThermoFis .60u111.35 +.76 PimDyCrd 1.88 22.48 +.33 Wyndham 1.16 u73.69 +.37 BcBilVArg .55e 12.39 +.03 Con-Way .40 39.71 +.26 Ferrellgs 2.00 22.95 -.32 iSPacxJpn 1.91e 46.73 +.26 Latam Air .02e 16.31 +.35 NatRetPrp 1.62 30.33 ... SpdrWilRE 2.40e 71.27 -.49 ThomCrk g ... 2.18 +.03 PimcoHiI 1.46 11.65 ... XL Grp .56 31.84 -.05 BcoBrad pf .23e 12.53 +.17 ConAgra 1.00 33.70 +.02 Ferro ... 12.83 +.16 iShSpain 1.10e 38.57 +.11 LeapFrog ... 7.94 -.06 Nationstar ... 36.96 +.80 SpdrShTHiY1.60e 30.85 ... ThomsonR 1.30 37.82 -.21 FibriaCelu ... 11.68 -.06 iShSwitz .60e u32.99 +.04 LearCorp .68 80.97 +.02 NavideaBio ... 2.07 +.04 PinnclEnt ... 25.99 +.04 SpdrLehHY2.98e 40.56 +.05 Thor Inds .92a 55.23 +.39 XPO Logis ... u26.29 +.01 BcoSantSA .79e 9.07 +.06 ConchoRes ... 108.00 +1.54 XcelEngy 1.12 27.94 +.02 BcoSBrasil .26e 6.10 +.08 ConocoPhil 2.76 70.65 +.74 FidlNFin .72f 32.45 -.09 iSTaiwn .26e 14.42 +.06 LeggMason .52 43.48 +.01 Navios .24 11.16 +.17 PinnaclF n .84f 27.46 +.52 SpdrNuBST .23e 24.29 ... 3D Sys s ... 92.93 +.98 FidNatInfo .88 u53.68 +.39 iSh UK .50e u20.88 +.10 LeggPlat 1.20 30.94 -.14 NaviosMar 1.77 19.12 +.63 PinWst 2.27 52.92 -.09 SpdrNuBMu1.07e 22.55 -.07 3M Co 3.42fu140.25 +.83 XinyuanRE .20 5.35 -.03 BcpSouth .20 25.42 +.06 ConsolEngy .50 38.04 +.28 Xylem .47 34.60 +.02 BkofAm .04 15.57 +.03 Fifth&Pac ... 32.07 +.09 iShTurkey 1.12e 47.66 -.38 LeidosHld 1.28 46.49 +.07 Navistar ... 38.19 +.46 PionEnSvc ... 8.01 +.01 SpdrSTCpBd.34e 30.69 +.02 Tiffany 1.36 u92.78 +.69 ConEd 2.46 55.28 +.05 YPF Soc .15e 32.96 -.30 BkAm wtB ... .77 ... 58.com n ... 38.34 -.63 iShSilver ... 18.71 -.14 LenderPS .40 37.38 -.04 NetSuite ... 103.02 +1.77 PioNtrl .08 184.07 +2.37 SpdrLe1-3bll ... 45.77 -.01 TW Cable 2.60 135.50 +.56 ConstellA ... 70.38 +.64 Yamana g .26 8.62 +.14 BkIreland ... 14.41 -.16 ContainSt n ... u46.61 +.63 FstAFin n .48 28.20 +.11 iShSelDiv 2.19e u71.35 +.13 LennarA .16 39.56 -.19 Neuralstem ... u2.91 -.03 PitnyBw .75 23.30 -.08 SpdrS&P RB.56e 40.61 +.13 TimeWarn 1.15 69.72 +.05 Yelp ... 68.95 +2.94 BkNYMel .60 u34.94 +.40 ContlRes ... 112.52 +1.73 FstBcpPR ... 6.19 +.11 iShTIPS 1.04e 109.90 -.16 Lennox .96 u85.06 -.06 NeuStar ... 49.86 -.09 PlainsAAP 2.40f 51.77 -.20 SpdrRetl .53e 88.10 +.09 Timken .92 55.07 -.03 YingliGrn ... 5.05 -.12 Banro g ... .56 +.00 Cnvrgys .24 21.05 -.06 FstCwlth .24 8.82 -.03 iShChinaLC1.02e 38.37 +.40 LeucNatl .25b 28.34 +.05 Nevsun g .14 3.32 -.01 PlainsGP n ... u26.77 +.09 SpdrOGEx .58e 68.53 +.69 Timmins g ... 1.12 +.09 BarcUBS36 ... 36.75 -.40 CooperCo .06 123.84 -1.15 FstHorizon .20 11.65 +.02 iSCorSP5003.35eu185.65 +.77 Level3 ... 33.17 -.02 NwGold g ... 5.24 +.23 PlatGpMet ... 1.17 +.08 SpdrMetM .54e 42.08 +.39 Titan Intl .02 17.98 ... YoukuTud ... 30.30 +.02 Barclay .42e 18.13 +.15 CooperTire .42 24.04 -.16 FstInRT .34 17.45 -.04 iShCorTBd 2.52e 106.43 -.10 LexRltyTr .66f 10.21 -.03 NewOriEd .35e u31.50 +.50 PlumCrk 1.76 46.51 +.02 STMicro .40 8.00 +.04 TollBros ... 37.00 +.20 YumBrnds 1.48 75.61 +.69 BarVixMdT ... 15.72 -.16 CoreLogic ... 35.53 -.40 FMajSilv g ... 9.80 +.36 iShEMkts .87e 41.80 +.32 Lexmark 1.20 35.52 +.18 NewResd n .70a 6.68 +.03 Polaris 1.68u145.64 -.14 STR Hldgs ... 1.57 +.05 TorDBk g 3.44f u94.24 +.25 ZaleCp ... 15.77 -.73 B iPVix rs ... 42.55 -.02 Corning .40 17.82 +.04 FstRepBk .48 52.35 ... iShiBoxIG 4.30e 114.19 -.29 LiberMed ... 4.17 +.12 NY CmtyB 1.00 u16.85 +.10 PolyOne .32f 35.35 +.27 SABESP s .39e 11.34 +.08 Total SA 3.23e 61.27 +.14 Zimmer .80 93.19 -.01 BarnesNob ... 14.95 +.18 CorpOffP 1.10 23.69 -.65 FT IntPfd 1.83a 21.25 +.39 iShIndones .47e 22.84 +.35 LbtyASE .35e 5.97 +.04 Newcastle .40 5.74 +.05 PortGE 1.10 30.20 +.15 SafeBulk .24f 10.40 +.50 TotalSys .40 u33.28 +.04 Zoetis n .29f 32.69 +.02 Barnes .44 38.31 +.14 CorrectnCp 1.92 32.07 -.31 FT MLP&E ... 20.01 +.69 iSSP500Gr 1.68e u98.75 +.46 LibtProp 1.90 33.87 -.23 NewellRub .60 u32.41 +.06 Potash 1.40 32.96 +.08 SafegdSci ... u20.09 +1.36 TowersWat .56fu127.61 +1.02 ZuoanFash ... 1.70 -.04 Barracuda n ... u39.68 +3.71 Cosan Ltd .30e 13.72 +.01 FirstEngy 2.20 32.98 +.21 iShNANatR .64e 43.39 +.42 LifeLock ... 16.41 +.18 NewfldExp ... 24.63 +.60 BarrickG .20 17.63 +.52 Coty n .20 15.25 -.16 500.com n ... 35.37 -2.13 iShLatAm 1.38e 37.04 +.29 LillyEli 1.96 51.00 -.17 NewmtM .80m 23.03 +.10 Stocks in bold changed 5% or more in price from the previous day. BasicEnSv ... 15.78 +.30 CousPrp .18 10.30 +.10 F&C DynPf 1.92a 20.53 +.43 iSSP500Val 1.73e u85.46 +.29 LincNat .64f 51.62 +.30 NexPntCrd .60 9.42 -.24 Stock Footnotes: g - Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h - Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf - Late filing with SEC. Baxter 1.96 69.55 +.30 CovantaH .66 17.75 -.06 Fleetcor ... 117.17 +2.90 iShNMuBd 3.07e 103.74 -.08 LinkedIn ... 216.83 +2.18 NiSource 1.00 32.88 +.24 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 BeazerHm ... u24.42 +.57 Covidien 1.28f 68.10 +.19 FlxUpstNR .70e 34.31 +.01 iSh20 yrT 3.32ed101.86 -.65 LionsGt g .20 31.66 -.09 NielsenH .80 u45.89 +.21 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 BectDck 2.18fu110.49 -.11 Crane 1.20 67.25 +.13 Flx3yrTips .05e 24.92 +.01 iSh7-10yTB2.05e 99.24 -.45 LiveNatn ... 19.76 -.06 NikeB .96f 78.64 -.10 last year. vj - Company in bankruptcy or receivership, or being reorganized under the bankruptcy law. Appears in front of the name. Bemis 1.04 40.96 +.04 CSVInvNG ... 8.84 +.93 Flotek ... 20.07 +.09 iSh1-3yTB .22e 84.38 -.02 LloydBkg ... 5.32 +.08 NoahHldgs .14e 18.00 +1.37 Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount BerkH B ... 118.56 +.52 CSVLgNGs ... 21.38 -2.97 FlowrsFd s .45 21.47 -.10 iS Eafe 1.70e u67.10 +.25 LockhdM 5.32f 148.66 +1.68 NobleCorp 1.00 37.47 +.97 declared or paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of divi- BestBuy .68 39.88 -.13 CredSuiss .11e 31.04 +.20 Flowserv s .56 u78.83 +1.13 iSCorSPMid1.45eu133.81 +.31 Loews .25 48.24 +.28 NobleEn s .56 68.11 +.94 dends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared BigLots ... 32.29 +.23 CrSuiHiY .29 3.07 -.01 Fluor .64 u80.29 +.41 iShiBxHYB 6.13e 92.88 +.06 Lorillard s 2.20 50.68 +.01 NokiaCp ... 8.11 +.12 or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend BBarrett ... 26.78 -.59 CrestwdEq .54f 13.83 +.13 FootLockr .80 u41.44 +.17 iShMtgRE 1.97e 11.52 +.10 LaPac ... 18.51 -.14 Nomura ... 7.77 +.14 announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. BioMedR 1.00f 18.12 -.17 CrstwdMid 1.62f 24.89 +.13 FordM .40 15.43 +.15 iShC&SRE 2.54e 74.72 -.32 LumberLiq ... 102.89 +1.06 NorandaAl .04m 3.29 +.07 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 - BioTime ... 3.60 +.12 CrwnCstle ... 73.43 +.21 ForestCA ... 19.10 +.10 iSR1KVal 1.82e u94.17 +.39 LyonBas A 2.40f u80.28 +.83 NordicAm .64 9.70 +.16 P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. B6 DAILY COMMERCIAL Wednesday, January 1, 2014

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MerrimkP ... 5.33 +.18 OmniVisn ... 17.20 +.11 SLM Cp .60 26.28 +.21 Thoratec ... 36.60 +.13 Abiomed ... 26.74 -.72 AvanirPhm ... 3.36 +.07 CognizTech ...u100.98 +.89 Fastenal 1.00 47.51 -.15 ImunoGn ... 14.67 -.41 Kulicke ... 13.30 +.09 Methanx .80 59.24 +.68 OnSmcnd ... 8.24 -.02 SabraHltc 1.36 26.14 -.05 TibcoSft ... 22.48 -.19 AcaciaTc .50 14.54 -.02 AVEO Ph ... 1.83 +.08 Comc spcl .78 u49.88 +.15 FifthStFin 1.00 9.25 +.07 Imunmd ... 4.60 +.43 LKQ Corp ... 32.90 +.44 Microchp 1.42f u44.75 +.29 Oncothyr ... 1.76 +.05 SalixPhm ... 89.94 +1.14 TileShop ... 18.07 +.11 AcadiaHlt ... 47.33 -.43 AvisBudg ... u40.42 +.91 CommVlt ... 74.86 +.38 FifthThird .48 21.03 +.11 ImpaxLabs ... u25.14 +.31 LPL Fincl .76 u47.05 +.01 MicronT ... 21.75 +.45 OraSure ... 6.29 +.24 SanDisk .90 70.54 +.47 TiVo Inc ... 13.12 +.01 AcadiaPh ... 24.99 -.39 Axcelis ... 2.44 +.01 Compuwre .50 11.21 -.05 FinclEngin .20 69.48 +.22 Incyte ... 50.63 +.06 LSI Corp .12 11.04 +.01 Microsoft 1.12 37.41 +.12 Orexigen ... 5.63 -.08 SangBio ... 13.89 -.19 TowerGp lf .66 3.38 +.24 Accuray ... 8.70 +.04 BBCN Bcp .30 16.59 +.02 ConcurTch ... 103.18 +1.46 Finisar ... 23.92 +.23 Infinera ... 9.78 +.05 LTX-Cred ... u7.99 +.08 Mondelez .56 u35.30 +.17 Sanmina ... 16.70 +.13 TractSup s .52 u77.58 +1.35 AcelRx ... 11.31 +.79 B/E Aero ... 87.03 +.80 Conns ... 78.69 +1.35 FinLine .28 28.17 +.02 InfinityPh ... 13.81 +.33 LamResrch ... 54.45 +.01 MonstrBev ... 67.77 -.03 P-Q-R Sanofi rt ... .34 +.02 TrimbleN s ... u34.70 +.13 AcetoCorp .24 u25.01 +.64 BG Med h ... 1.04 +.03 ConstantC ... 31.07 +.99 FMidBc .28f 17.53 -.11 Informat ... 41.50 +.12 LamarAdv ... u52.25 +.65 MultimGm ... 31.36 -.02 PDC Engy ... 53.22 +.74 Santarus ... 31.96 -.01 TripAdvis ... 82.83 +1.16 Achillion ... 3.32 +.06 BGC Ptrs .48 6.05 +.05 CorinthC ... 1.78 +.02 FstNiagara .32 10.62 +.06 InnerWkgs ... 7.79 +.01 Lattice ... 5.49 +.04 Mylan ... 43.40 +.49 PDL Bio .60 8.44 -.03 Sapient ... 17.36 -.03 TriQuint ... 8.34 +.01 AcordaTh ... 29.20 +.31 BJsRest ... 31.06 +.03 Costco 1.24 119.02 +.25 FstSolar ... 54.64 -.96 Insulet ... 37.10 -.45 LexiPhrm ... 1.80 -.01 MyriadG ... 20.98 +.19 PGT Inc ... 10.12 -.20 SareptaTh ... 20.37 -.41 Trustmk .92 26.84 -.24 AcornEngy .14 4.07 -.31 Baidu ... 177.88 +3.89 Cray Inc ... 27.46 -.32 FstMerit .64 22.23 +.05 IntgDv ... 10.18 +.05 LibGlobA ... u89.00 +1.47 NII Hldg ... 2.75 -.01 PMC Sra ... 6.43 ... SciGames ... 16.93 +.16 21stCFoxA .25 35.17 +.15 ActivsBliz .19f 17.83 +.03 BallardPw ... 1.52 -.04 Cree Inc ... 62.52 +.98 Fiserv s ... u59.05 +.33 Intel .90 u25.96 +.11 LibGlobC ... u84.32 +1.45 NPS Phm ... 30.36 +.33 PTC Inc ... u35.39 +1.09 SeagateT 1.72f u56.16 -.37 21stCFoxB .25 34.60 +.16 Acxiom ... 36.98 +.23 BncFstOK 1.24 56.06 -.07 Crocs ... 15.92 -.22 FiveBelow ... 43.20 -.02 InteractB .40a 24.34 -.21 LibtyIntA ... 29.35 +.01 NXP Semi ... u45.93 -.02 Paccar .80a 59.17 +.33 SearsHldgs ... 49.04 +1.34 21Vianet ... u23.52 +.43 AddusHC h ... 22.45 -1.40 Bazaarvce ... 7.92 +.09 CrosstexE .52f 36.16 +1.03 Flextrn ... 7.77 +.01 InterDig .40 29.49 -.32 LifeTech ... 75.80 +.05 Nanosphere ... 2.29 -.01 PacBiosci ... 5.23 ... SeattGen ... 39.89 -.34 Ubiquiti .18e u45.96 +1.22 FlowInt ... 4.03 +.07 AdobeSy ... 59.88 +.33 BedBath ... u80.30 +.17 Ctrip.com ... 49.62 -1.60 Interface .12 u21.96 -.09 LifePtH ... 52.84 +.30 NasdOMX .52 39.80 -.03 Pactera ... 7.15 +.05 SelCmfrt ... 21.09 -.56 UltaSalon ... 96.52 +2.15 Biocryst ... 7.60 -.04 CubistPh ... 68.87 +.62 FormFac ... 6.01 -.04 Semtech ... 25.28 +.10 AdvisoryBd ... 63.67 +1.19 InterMune ... 14.73 -.28 LimelghtN ... 1.98 +.01 NatCineM .88 19.96 +.03 PainThera .75e 4.86 +.22 Ultratech ... 29.00 -.15 Aegerion ... 70.96 -.86 BiogenIdc ... 279.57 +.00 CubistPh rt ... 1.35 ... Fortinet ... 19.13 +.23 LinearTch 1.04 u45.55 +.05 PanASlv .50 11.70 +.25 Sequenom ... 2.34 +.07 Intersil .48 11.47 -.05 NatPenn .40 11.33 ... Umpqua .60a 19.14 ... AeroViron ... 29.14 +.37 BioMarin ... 70.35 +1.03 CumMed ... u7.73 +.12 Fossil Grp ... 119.94 -.36 IntervestB ... 7.51 -.32 LinnEngy 2.90 30.79 -.17 Parexel ... 45.18 -.23 ShandaGm ... 4.58 -.05 NektarTh ... 11.35 -.22 Unilife ... 4.40 +.06 Affymetrix ... 8.57 -.02 BioScrip ... 7.40 +.13 Curis ... 2.82 +.01 FosterWhl ... 33.00 +.35 Intuit .76 76.32 -.25 LinnCo 2.90 30.81 +.08 PrtnrCm ... 9.38 +.31 ShoreTel ... 9.28 +.07 NetApp .60 41.14 +.16 UtdCmBks ... 17.75 -.02 AirMedia ... 2.03 +.13 BioTelem ... 7.94 +.34 Cyberonics ... 65.42 -.04 Francesca ... 18.40 -.03 IridiumCm ... 6.25 -.04 Liquidity ... 22.66 +.83 Netflix ... 368.17 +1.18 PatternE n 1.25 30.31 -.06 Shutterfly ... 50.93 -.12 UtdTherap ... 113.08 +.75 AkamaiT ... 47.18 +.24 BlkRKelso 1.04 9.33 -.01 CypSemi .44 10.50 +.07 FreshMkt ... 40.50 -.46 IronwdPh ... 11.61 -.34 LivePrsn ... 14.82 +.24 Neurcrine ... 9.34 -.09 Patterson .64 41.20 +.02 SierraWr ... u24.17 +.68 UnivDisp ... 34.36 +.65 Akorn ... 24.62 -.01 BlackBerry ... 7.44 +.18 Cytori ... 2.57 +.04 FrontierCm .40 4.65 -.05 Isis ... 39.84 -.10 lululemn gs ... 59.03 -.08 NewLink ... 22.01 -.80 PattUTI .20 25.32 -.15 SigmaDsg ... 4.72 -.02 AlaskCom ... 2.12 -.01 Blucora ... 29.16 +.02 FuelSysSol ... 13.87 +.41 Ixia lf ... 13.31 +.42 NYMtgTr 1.08 6.99 +.08 Paychex 1.40 45.53 -.14 SigmaAld .86 94.01 +.01 UnwiredP ... 1.38 -.04 AlbnyMlc ... 10.08 -.14 BodyCentrl ... 3.94 -.06 D-E-F FuelTech ... 7.09 -.48 M-N-0 NewLead rs ... 1.77 +.12 PnnNGm ... 14.33 -.29 SilicnImg ... 6.15 +.07 UrbanOut ... 37.10 -.22 J-K-L Alexion ... 132.88 +.18 BoulderBr ... 15.86 +.02 Dealertrk ... 48.08 +.68 FuelCellE ... 1.41 +.01 MB Fncl .48 32.06 -.15 Newport ... 18.07 -.03 PeopUtdF .65 15.12 +.12 SilvStd g ... 6.96 +.20 V-W-X-Y-Z AlignTech ... 57.14 +.09 BreitBurn 1.95f 20.34 -.07 DeckrsOut ... 84.46 +.24 FultonFncl .32 13.09 -.07 JA Solar ... 9.17 -.21 MSG ... 57.58 -.18 NewsCpA n ... u18.02 +.11 PetSmart .78 72.75 -.42 Sina ... 84.25 +2.04 Alkermes ... 40.66 +.08 Broadcom .44 29.65 +.41 dELIAs ... .88 -.03 JDS Uniph ... 12.98 -.05 MagicJack ... 11.91 -.13 Noodles n ... 35.92 +.48 Pharmacyc ... 105.78 -1.57 Sinclair .60 35.73 +1.02 ValVis A ... u6.99 +.47 AllscriptH ... 15.46 +.08 BrcdeCm ... 8.87 +.10 Dndreon ... 2.99 -.06 G-H-I JkksPac ... 6.72 +.11 ManTech .84 u29.93 +.17 NorTrst 1.24 61.89 +.17 PhotoMdx ... 12.95 +.18 SiriusXM .05e 3.49 -.02 ValueClick ... 23.37 +.10 AlnylamP ... 64.30 -.21 BrukerCp ... 19.77 -.09 Dentsply .25 48.48 +.01 GT AdvTc ... 8.72 -.09 JamesRiv ... 1.35 -.03 MannKd ... 5.20 -.13 NwstBcsh .52 14.78 +.01 PilgrimsP ... 16.25 -.20 Skullcandy ... 7.21 +.08 VandaPhm ... 12.41 -.22 AlteraCp lf .60 32.51 +.07 BldrFstSrc ... 7.13 -.04 Depomed ... u10.58 -.01 G-III ... u73.96 -.22 JazzPhrm ... 126.56 -.23 MarIntA .68 49.35 +.34 NorwCrL n ... u35.47 +.22 Pixelwrks ... 4.82 +.26 SkywksSol ... u28.56 +.24 VangNatR 2.49 29.52 +.20 AmTrstFin .56b 32.69 -.07 CA Inc 1.00 u33.65 -.01 DexCom ... 35.41 +.08 GTx Inc ... 1.65 -.02 JetBlue ... 8.54 +.07 MarvellT .24 14.38 +.62 Novavax ... 5.12 -.04 Polycom ... 11.23 -.01 SmithWes ... 13.49 +.03 VanSTCpB 1.60e 79.78 +.04 Amarin ... 1.97 +.03 CBOE .72a 51.96 +.22 DiambkEn ... 52.86 +.93 Garmin 1.80 46.19 -.47 JiveSoftw ... 11.25 +.14 Mattel 1.44 47.58 -.24 NuanceCm ... 15.20 +.19 Popular ... 28.73 -.01 SodaStrm ... 49.64 +.49 VanIntCpB 3.31e 82.70 -.20 Amazon ... 398.79 +5.42 CDW Cp n .17 23.36 +.14 DianaCont .90e 4.05 -.04 Gentex .56 32.98 +.15 JosABank ... 54.77 -.80 MaximIntg 1.04 27.90 -.01 NutriSyst .70 16.44 -.37 PortfRec s ... 52.84 +.43 SolarCity ... 56.82 -.53 VeecoInst ... 32.91 +.64 Ambarella ... u33.89 +1.81 CH Robins 1.40 58.35 +.13 DigitalGen ... 12.74 -.09 Gentherm ... u26.81 +1.48 KLA Tnc 1.80 64.46 +.26 MedAssets ... 19.83 -.05 Nvidia .34f 16.02 +.05 Potbelly n ... 24.28 +.03 Solazyme ... 10.89 +.25 VBradley ... 24.04 +.17 Amdocs .52 41.24 +.20 CME Grp 1.80a 78.46 +.02 DirecTV ... u69.06 +.66 GeronCp ... 4.74 -.03 KandiTech ... 11.79 -.16 Medidata s ... 60.50 +.62 NxStageMd ... 10.00 +.03 PwShs QQQ.88e u87.96 +.57 SoltaMed ... 2.95 -.04 Verisign ... 59.78 +.62 AmAirl n ... 25.25 +.47 CadencePh ... 9.05 -.14 DiscComA ... u90.42 -.04 Gevo ... 1.43 +.01 KiOR ... 1.68 -.11 Medivation ... 63.82 +.08 OSI Sys ... 53.11 +.74 Pozen 1.75e u8.04 +.14 SonicCorp ... 20.19 -.15 Verisk ... 65.72 -.09 ACapAgy 3.75e 19.29 +.16 Cadence ... 14.02 +.03 DishNetw h1.00e u57.92 +.19 GileadSci s ... 75.10 +.02 PriceTR 1.52 u83.77 +.41 Sonus ... 3.15 ... VertxPh ... 74.30 +.41 AmCapLtd ... u15.64 +.17 Caesars ... 21.54 -.15 DollarTree ... 56.42 +.07 GladstInv .72a u8.06 +.14 priceline ...1162.40 +9.51 Spectranet ... 25.00 +.01 ViacomA 1.20 u87.77 +.23 ACapMtg 3.05e 17.46 +.03 CalaStrTR .84 10.89 +.01 DonlleyRR 1.04 u20.28 -.32 GluMobile ... 3.88 +.05 Primoris .14 u31.13 +.56 SpectPh .15e 8.85 -.03 ViacomB 1.20 u87.34 +.19 ARltCapPr .94 12.85 +.14 CalAmp ... 27.97 +.49 DrmWksA ... 35.50 -.24 Gogo n ... 24.82 -.77 ProUPQQQ ...u124.11 +2.39 SpeedCmce ... u4.67 +.10 Vical ... 1.18 ... AmSupr ... 1.64 +.12 Callidus ... u13.73 +.38 DryShips ... 4.70 +.32 GolLNGLtd 1.80 36.29 +.16 PrognicsPh ... 5.33 -.14 SpiritAir ... 45.41 +.26 VimpelCm 1.59e 12.94 +.13 Amgen 2.44f 114.08 -1.41 CalumetSp 2.74 26.02 -.02 Dunkin .76 48.20 +.02 Goodyear .20 u23.85 +.20 PrUPShQQQ ... d14.35 -.27 Splunk ... 68.67 -.26 ViroPhrm ... 49.85 ... AmicusTh ... 2.35 +.05 Camtek h ... 4.05 -.04 DurectCp ... 1.73 +.01 Google ...u1120.71+11.25 ProspctCap 1.32 11.22 +.01 Sprouts n ... 38.43 +.40 VisnChina ... 23.80 ... AmkorTch ... u6.13 +.03 CdnSolar ... 29.82 -.50 DyaxCp ... 7.54 -.13 GrCanyEd ... 43.60 +.02 QIAGEN ... 23.81 +.21 Staples .48 15.89 -.08 Vitran g ... 6.48 +.02 Amyris ... 5.29 -.40 CapProd .93 10.47 -.10 E-Trade ... u19.64 +.27 GreenMtC 1.00 75.54 +.11 QlikTech ... 26.63 +.06 StarScient ... d1.16 -.09 Vivus ... 9.08 -.08 Anadigc ... 1.84 +.03 CapFedFn .30a 12.11 +.02 eBay ... 54.87 +.86 GreenPlns .16 19.38 +.07 Qlogic ... 11.83 +.08 Starbucks 1.04f 78.39 -.16 Vodafone 1.61e u39.31 +.30 AnalogDev 1.36 u50.93 +.08 CpstnTurb ... 1.29 +.01 EV Engy 3.08f 33.93 +.37 Groupon ... 11.77 +.44 Qualcom 1.40 u74.25 +.68 Starz A ... 29.24 -.13 Volcano ... 21.85 +.02 AngiesList ... 15.15 +.92 CardiovSys ... 34.29 +1.19 EagleBulk ... 4.59 +.43 GulfportE ... 63.13 +1.88 Questcor 1.20 54.45 +.24 StlDynam .44 19.54 +.13 Web.com ... 31.79 -.03 ApogeeE .36 35.91 +.52 CareerEd ... 5.70 +.05 EaglRkEn .60m 5.95 +.21 HD Supp n ... 24.01 -.12 QuickLog ... 3.95 +.16 SMadden s ... 36.59 -.10 WebMD ... 39.50 +.56 ApolloEdu ... 27.32 +.11 Carrizo ... 44.77 +.70 ErthLink .20 5.07 +.03 HainCel ... u90.78 +1.12 Quidel ... u30.89 +2.27 Stratasys ...u134.70 +4.17 Wendys Co .20 8.72 -.01 RF MicD ... 5.16 -.04 ApolloInv .80 8.48 +.01 Catamaran ... 47.46 -.24 Ebix Inc ... 14.71 -.18 Halozyme ... 14.99 -.23 SungyMo n ... 20.53 -1.17 WDigital 1.20f 83.90 +.31 Apple Inc 12.20 561.02 +6.50 Rambus ... 9.47 -.19 Cavium ... 34.51 +1.17 8x8 Inc ... 10.15 -.14 HansenMed ... 1.73 +.04 SunPower ... 29.81 -.41 WstptInn g ... 19.61 ... ApldMatl .40 17.68 +.19 Celgene ... 168.97 +.02 ElectArts ... 22.94 +.05 HanwhaSol ... 2.77 -.03 Randgold .50f 62.81 +1.19 Supernus ... 7.54 -.21 WetSeal ... 2.73 +.09 AMCC ... 13.37 +.49 CelldexTh ... 24.21 +.81 EndoPhrm ... 67.46 +.52 Harmonic ... 7.38 +.01 RaptorPhm ... 13.02 -.96 support.cm ... 3.79 -.03 WholeFd s .48f 57.83 +.17 Approach ... 19.30 +.10 CEurMed ... 3.84 +.15 EnrgyRec ... 5.55 -.22 Hasbro 1.60 u55.01 +.04 RealPage ... 23.38 +.73 SusqBnc .32 12.84 +.04 ArQule ... 2.15 +.11 CentAl ... 10.46 +.26 EngyXXI .48 27.06 +.11 HawHold ... u9.63 +.13 Regenrn ... 275.24 -2.84 SwisherH h ... .51 -.03 WilshBcp .12 10.93 ... ArchCap ... u59.69 +.65 Cepheid ... 46.67 -.01 Enphase ... 6.34 -.05 HrtlndEx .08 u19.62 +.06 RenewEn ... 11.46 -.57 Symantec .60 23.58 +.11 Windstrm 1.00 7.98 -.04 ArenaPhm ... 5.85 -.03 Ceres ... 1.38 -.04 Entegris ... u11.59 +.04 HercOffsh ... 6.52 +.13 Replgn ... 13.64 +.85 Synaptics ... 51.81 -.14 WisdomTr ... 17.71 +.10 AresCap 1.52a 17.77 +.08 Cerner s ... 55.74 -.02 EntropCom ... 4.70 +.08 HimaxTch .25e u14.71 +.54 RepubAir ... 10.69 -.19 Synchron ... 31.07 -.09 WrightM ... u30.71 +.22 AriadP ... 6.82 +.27 CerusCp ... 6.45 +.34 EnzonPh s 2.05e 1.16 +.01 Hologic ... 22.35 +.03 Responsys ... 27.41 -.37 SynrgyPh ... 5.63 -.01 Wynn 4.00au194.21 +.92 ArmHld .23e 54.73 +.29 ChartInds ... 95.64 +3.72 Equinix ... 177.45 +4.38 HmeLnSvc 1.80 22.97 +.43 RexEnergy ... 19.71 +.17 Synopsys ... u40.57 -.03 XOMA ... 6.73 -.22 Arotech ... 3.49 +.27 CharterCm ... 136.76 +2.58 Ericsson .43e 12.24 +.14 HomeAway ... u40.88 +.23 RigelPh ... 2.85 +.15 SyntaPhm ... 5.24 +.17 XenoPort ... 5.75 +.17 ArrayBio ... 5.01 +.13 ChkPoint ... u64.50 +.24 ExOne n ... 60.46 -.06 HorizPhm ... 7.62 +.10 RiverbedT ... 18.08 +.04 SynthEn h ... .60 -.07 Xilinx 1.00 45.92 +.28 Arris ... u24.34 +.23 ChemoCntx ... 5.79 +.31 Exelixis ... u6.13 +.18 HorsehdH ... 16.21 ... RockwllM ... 10.44 -.49 TICC Cap 1.16 10.34 +.06 YRC Wwde ... 17.37 +.04 ArubaNet ... 17.90 +.13 ChiFnOnl ... u6.29 +.78 Expedia .60 u69.66 +.82 HudsCity .16 9.43 +.04 RosettaR ... 48.04 +.92 TTM Tch ... 8.58 -.01 YY Inc ... 50.28 +.53 AscenaRtl ... 21.16 -.29 ChinaLodg ... 30.46 +.09 ExpdIntl .60 44.25 +.10 HuntBncsh .20 9.65 +.07 RossStrs .68 74.93 +.58 tw telecom ... 30.47 -.20 Yahoo ... 40.44 +.24 AscentSol ... .71 -.01 ChinaSun h ... 6.03 -.29 ExpScripts ... 70.24 +.05 IAC Inter .96 68.65 +.19 Rovi Corp ... 19.69 +.31 TakeTwo ... 17.37 -.03 Yandex ... 43.15 +.98 AsiaInfoL ... 11.96 ... ChiCache ... 8.91 -.37 ExtrmNet ... 6.98 -.01 IdexxLabs ... 106.37 -.32 RoyGld .84f 46.07 +1.18 Tangoe ... 18.01 -.25 Zagg ... 4.35 +.03 AspenTech ... 41.80 -.12 Cintas .77f 59.59 +.11 Ezcorp ... 11.69 +.38 iRobot ... 34.77 -.62 RubiconTc ... 9.95 -.03 TASER ... 15.88 -.02 ZeltiqAes ... 18.91 -.13 AsscdBanc .36f 17.40 -.04 Cirrus ... 20.43 -.11 F5 Netwks ... 90.86 +.97 iShAsiaexJ 1.06e 60.31 +.47 RuthsHosp .16 14.21 -.63 Tesaro ... 28.24 -.01 Zillow ... 81.73 +1.39 athenahlth ... 134.50 +1.20 Cisco .68 22.43 +.18 FLIR Sys .36 30.10 +.35 iSh ACWI 1.09e u57.62 +.24 TeslaMot ... 150.43 -2.01 ZionBcp .16 29.96 +.11 Atmel ... 7.83 +.05 CitrixSys ... 63.25 +.31 FX Ener ... 3.66 +.16 iShIntlRE 3.60e 30.86 +.22 S-T-U TxCapBsh ... u62.20 +1.01 Zogenix ... 3.44 +.05 Autodesk ... u50.32 +.74 CleanEngy ... 12.88 -.09 Facebook ... 54.65 +.94 iShNsdqBio .18e 227.06 +.22 SBA Com ... 89.84 +.50 TexInst 1.20 u43.91 +.01 Zynga ... 3.80 -.08 Mutual Funds

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FromSend your food newsthe to [email protected] n 352-365-8208 www.dailycommercial.com VEGETABLES: An easier way to eat more / C3 Recipe for salmon baked in a bag with citrus, olives

SARA MOULTON In this recipe, the Associated Press relatively few ingredi- Fish en papillote is ents I’ve added to the the elegant-sounding salmon are in the ser- name of a staple rec- vice of the sauce. But ipe of classic French let’s say you wanted cuisine. Translat- to make a whole meal ed into English, it be- in a bag, sort of like a comes the much less high-toned TV din- elegant-sounding — ner. In that case, you “fish in a bag.” By any could add some sub- name, however, this stantial vegetables, method of baking fish for example sauteed is a smash. mushrooms, steamed Typically, the fish is cooked potato cubes, AP PHOTO combined with veg- blanched broccoli or Five spice pork bolognese pasta is shown served on a plate. etables and herbs, carrots. some butter or oil, If you do add veg- and often some wine. etables, they’ll need All of this is wrapped to be pre-cooked. up in a piece of kitch- The denser vegeta- Easy pork Bolognese for nights en parchment and bles — such as carrots baked. The parch- and broccoli — sim- ment keeps the flavor ply won’t have time and moisture trapped to get tender during when jarred sauce won’t do inside during cook- the 10 to 12 minutes ing, allowing the juic- of cooking needed by J.M. HIRSCH home with the family. So sit the ■■ 1 carrot, peeled and finely chopped es from the fish and the salmon. Similar- AP Food Editor kids at the counter to do their ■■ 3 cloves garlic, minced the other ingredients ly, if wetter veggies — homework, then start cooking. ■■ 1 tablespoon five-spice powder to mingle and become such as mushrooms There is a time and place for and spinach — aren’t This Bolognese is mostly ef- ■■ 28-ounce can crushed tomatoes a wonderful sauce. jarred pasta sauces. Wednesday pre-cooked, they’ll re- fortless. You can make it even ■■ 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese And because the nights, for example. lease too much liquid more so by using the food pro- ■■ Salt and ground black pepper parchment is stick-re- Those nights when one kid in the packet and wa- cessor to chop your vegetables. ■■ Chopped fresh basil sistant, the recipe re- needs to be at karate, another at Just toss them all in at once, quires very little fat. ter down the sauce. band practice, and the spouse then pulse until finely chopped. DIRECTIONS: The small amount The only tricky part has a late meeting. Those are the As for the meat, pork is deli- 1) Bring a large saucepan of salt- of oil in this recipe about cooking en pa- nights for jarred pasta sauce. For cious, but feel free to substitute ed water to a boil. Add the pasta and is there for taste and pillote is that you can’t all other nights — nights when beef, veal or turkey. cook according to package directions. texture only. SEE SALMON | C5 Drain and set aside. you can spare 30 minutes to 2) Meanwhile, heat a large saute pan whip together something better FIVE-SPICE PORK — leave the jar in the cabinet. over medium-high. Add the pork and BOLOGNESE PASTA saute for 2 minutes, or until fat be- Because the difference be- ■■ Start to finish: 25 minutes gins to render from the meat. Add the tween a jarred sauce and a ■■ Servings: 4 onion, celery, carrot and garlic. Saute homemade Bolognese will until the carrots are tender, about 5 make you wish you could carve INGREDIENTS: minutes. Stir in the five-spice powder out those 30 minutes more of- ■■ 12 ounces pasta and tomatoes. Bring to a simmer. Stir in the Parmesan, then season with ■ ten. Plus, a pot of bubbling ■ 1 pound lean ground pork salt and pepper. Stir in a bit of basil. sauce on a cold winter night is a ■■ 1 large yellow onion, diced Add the pasta, tossing to coat well. fine way to begin an evening at ■■ 1 celery stalk, finely chopped Serve topped with additional basil. January is the month to celebrate food any of us think fore isn’t really official. different varieties of of New Year’s But it gives those poor popcorn that the pick- M Day as the end MARY souls who cordially de- iest of eaters should be of the holiday season test fruitcake an op- able to find something — time to stop cel- RYDER portunity to openly they like. A big bowl of ebrating with food PRACTICAL express their feelings popcorn is a natural and go back to cook- POTWATCHER by throwing away any for when you’re watch- ing rationally and eat- fruitcakes well-inten- ing one of your favor- ing reasonably. On the tioned but misguided you know that Fri- ite movies, and if you other hand, now that friends may have given day is Fruitcake Toss go easy on the salt and we’ve got into the hab- them during the holi- AP PHOTO Day? Apparently, this butter, you can tell it, January offers any days. Salmon is shown baked in a bag with citrus, olives and number of excuses to one isn’t a real big deal Jan. 19 is Nation- yourself this is the be- ginning of your return chilies. The bag keeps the flavor and moisture trapped go right on celebrat- since it hasn’t been rec- al Popcorn Day, and in inside during cooking, allowing the juices from the ing. ognized by an act of this day and age, we’ve to sensible eating. fish and the other ingredients to mingle and become a For example, did Congress, and there- certainly got enough SEE RYDER | C2 wonderful sauce.

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celebrating soup, espe- and nourishing, but it nutmeg was dissolved RYDER cially since we’ve been is neither simple nor in a pint of hot water. FROM PAGE C1 having what passes for straightforward. Rec- With time, recipes cold weather in this ipes began to appear became more com- But you can splurge part of Florida, and in cookbooks of the plex. One from the again a few days lat- that’s always an inspi- 1600s, where it was late 1700s had a tru- er without feeling ration for a batch of sometimes referred to ly daunting list of in- guilty, because Jan. good hot soup. And I as “Veal Glew,” which gredients, including 22 is Blonde Brown- thought it might be in- sounded pretty unap- 50 pounds of beef. An- ie Day. To me, the teresting to try some- petizing, even without other called for three name Blonde Brown- thing historical. the cumbersome legs of beef, one of ie is a contradiction At various times I’ve process. veal, and ten pounds in terms. Who wants a come across referenc- A leg of veal was of ham, plus an assort- brownie without choc- es to “pocket soup” or cook to make a very ment of vegetables and olate? Can a brown- “portable soup,” be- strong broth. This was seasonings. ie be a brownie with- ing used in Colonial cooked down until, When the Lewis and out chocolate? On the times, and I figured it when cooled, it had Clark expedition set other hand, there are was something fair- the consistency of soft off in the early 1800s, people who are allergic ly simple and straight- cheese. When the mix- the explorers were to chocolate, and per- forward, like beef jerky, ture became as thick supplied with a great haps, by a great effort or Johnny cake. I sup- as “glew” it was turned quantity of this porta- of imagination, serv- pose I expected some- out and wrapped in ble soup. I didn’t come ing Blonde Brownies thing like a mixture of coarse flannel, with the across any informa- keeps them from feel- dried meat and dried flannel wrappings be- tion on exactly which ing excluded from the vegetables that could ing changed every six recipe was used for brownie-eating crowd. be dumped into a pot or eight hours until it, but I did learn that January also offers of boiling water for a the moisture was com- the intrepid explorers several more sedate hot meal — something pletely removed. thought it was just choices, and they open that might be good to Slices could then be awful. up the possibilities for keep on hand for hur- stored “in little tin box- Maybe I’ll cele- a really extended cele- ricane season. es,” with pieces of writ- brate National Hot Tea bration since it is Hot I wasn’t far into ing paper in between. Month instead. Tea Month, Nation- the search for a reci- They would last, we are Mary Ryder of Mascotte can al Oatmeal Month and pe when disillusion- told, “for many years.” be reached at PlainCook@aol. National Soup Month. ment set in. Pocket To use this dried soup, a com, or by regular mail at P.O. I thought I might try Soup may be portable piece the size of a whole Box 460, Mascotte, FL 34753.

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the restaurants has tarian or can be adjust- several noodle dish- ed for vegetarians. es. Ja-Jang Noodle is The restaurant is in a mix of chicken, po- Midtown, an eclec- tato, cabbage, onions, tic neighborhood east shrimp, zucchini and of downtown. It has a squid cooked in a black mix of working-class bean paste sauce. Choi homes, apartments says her most popu- and fancy mansions; lar dish is called jap- its residents range from chae noodle, which has families to students to clear sweet potato noo- single professionals. dles, carrots, spinach, mushrooms and sesa- me oil with soy sauce. “It’s not really cra-

AP PHOTO zy spicy, it’s common spicy,” Choi said of the Sweet potato noodles, carrots, mushrooms and onions in a jap-chae noodle dish. spicy sauce are served in a bowl at Crazy Noodle restaurant. The hot soups and out mouthwatering, some noodle dishes are NOODLE and often spicy, dish- served in large color- Proudly celebrating FROM PAGE C2 es like Korean chick- ful bowls. When the lid 20 YEARS in Leesburg. en soup, with a sweet- is lifted, steam and aro- IV SEDATION: owned by Choi’s rela- spicy broth and loads mas of spices like Thai Sleep through your Dental Appointment tives. The market also of chicken noodles, chili waft into the air, a makes food to order mushrooms and veg- kind of great-smelling instant facial. • Dentures/Partial • Extractions • Same day Relines • Cleanings and also sells premade etables. Other brothy • Root Canals • Fillings & Repairs • Bonding dishes include the Cold noodle dish- items including sand- • Mini Implants • Crown & Bridge • Veneers wiches and wraps. The mandou-gok — a soup es include the Korean restaurant has an open with onions, carrots, classic bibim, which kitchen where patrons eggs, seaweed flakes, comes with zucchini, Enhance your life with Mini Dental Implants in 1 hr carrots, mushrooms, can watch dishes being mushrooms and ten- MOST INSURANCES ACCEPTED prepared. The window- der, luscious dump- onions, bean sprouts, sills are decorated with lings instead of noodles in a soy spicy sauce. Bi- FREE miniature dolls and ac- — and yuk-gae-jang, bim variations include LEESBURG vegetarian, seafood CONSULTATION tion figures, donated featuring beef, turnip New Patients by regular customers in and mushrooms in a and beef versions. 365-6442 the roughly two years spicy beef broth. Patrons can custom- $85 Value Shoppes of Lake Village *x-rays not included the restaurant has been The soups are great ize the spice level in all (Next to Lake Square Mall) Financing Available open. for people with colds. the dishes, from mild www.leadingdental.com to face-melting. Many License# DN14389 Dr. Vaziri & Staff Choi and her small Or hangovers. The patient and any other person responsible for payment has a right to refuse to pay, cancel payment or be reimbursed for payment for any other service, examination or treatment which is performed as a result of an within 72 hours of responding to the advertisement for treatment. team of chefs turn As its name suggests, of the dishes are vege- C4 DAILY COMMERCIAL Wednesday, January 1, 2014 Wednesday, January 1, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL C5

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Comics&Diversions www.dailycommercial.com LUANN Today is our opportunity to make a fresh start DEAR READERS: Welcome to 2014! It seems like the world spins faster every year. With Dear each new year comes our chance for a new beginning. Abby MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM It’s an opportunity to discard destructive old habits and JEANNE create healthy new ones. With PHILLIPS that in mind, I will share my often-requested list of New gather the courage to do what Year’s resolutions that were is right and take the responsi- adapted by my mother, Pau- bility for my own actions. line Phillips, from the original And now, Dear Readers, I credo of Al-Anon: would like to share an item JUST FOR TODAY: I will that was sent to me by I.J. live through this day only. I Bhatia, a reader from New will not brood about yester- Delhi, India: day or obsess about tomor- DEAR ABBY: This year, no res- row. I will not set far-reaching olutions, only some guide- MUTTS goals or try to overcome all of lines. The Holy Vedas say: my problems at once. I know “Man has subjected himself that I can do something for 24 to thousands of self-inflict- hours that would overwhelm ed bondages. Wisdom comes me if I had to keep it up for a to a man who lives according lifetime. to the true eternal laws of na- JUST FOR TODAY: I will ture.” be happy. I will not dwell on The prayer of St. Francis (of thoughts that depress me. If which there are several ver- my mind fills with clouds, I sions) contains a powerful will chase them away and fill message: it with sunshine. “Lord, make me an instru- JUST FOR TODAY: I will ac- ment of your peace; “Where there is hatred, let cept what is. I will face reality. ZITS me sow love; I will correct those things that “Where there is injury, par- I can correct and accept those don; I cannot. “Where there is doubt, faith; JUST FOR TODAY: I will im- “Where there is despair, prove my mind. I will read hope; something that requires ef- “Where there is darkness, fort, thought and concentra- light; tion. I will not be a mental “And where there is sadness, loafer. joy. JUST FOR TODAY: I will “Grant that I may not so make a conscious effort to be much seek to be consoled as agreeable. I will be kind and to console; GARFIELD courteous to those who cross “To be understood, as to un- my path, and I’ll not speak ill derstand; of others. I will improve my “To be loved, as to love; appearance, speak softly, and “For it is in giving that we not interrupt when someone receive, else is talking. “It is in pardoning that we JUST FOR TODAY: I will re- are pardoned, frain from improving anybody “And it is in dying that we but myself. are born to eternal life.” JUST FOR TODAY: I will do And so, Dear Readers, may something positive to im- this new year bring with it prove my health. If I’m a good health, peace and joy to FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE smoker, I’ll quit. If I am over- all of you. — LOVE, ABBY weight, I will eat healthfully — if only for today. And not only Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van that, I will get off the couch Buren, also known as Jeanne Phil- lips, and was founded by her moth- and take a brisk walk, even if er, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby it’s only around the block. at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box JUST FOR TODAY: I will 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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003 Legal Notices 003 Legal Notices CROSSWORD PUZZLE ARC THERAPY SERVICES, LLC CANCELLATION - BOARD OF TRUSTEES FIREFIGHTERS PENSION TRUST FUND Dated in Lake County, Florida this 30 day of 2 MEETING DECEMBER, 2013. Legal Notices The Board of Trustees Firefighters Pension /s/MARK MANSFIELD Trust Fund meeting scheduled for Tuesday, January 7, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. at the Fire Ad No.: 00422148 Department, 506 West Berckman Street, January 1, 2014 Fruitland Park, Florida 34731 has been can- 003 Legal Notices celled.

NOTICE of Public Sale Ad No.00422200 January 1, 2014 NOTICE Under Fictitious Name Statute Law Pursuant to Section 865.09 Florida Statutes Bales & Langley Towing & Recovery, Inc. gives notice to sell this vehicles January 10, To Whom It May Concern: 2014 at 10:00 am at 4200 West Old High- NOTICE Under Fictitious Name Statute Law way 441, Mount Dora, FL 32757 Pursuant to Pursuant to Section 865.09 Florida Statutes Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, subsection 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. pursuant to the “Fictitious Name Statute” To Whom It May Concern: Florida Statute 865.09, 2009, will register 1991 DODGE with the Division of Corporations, Department 1B7KM26C8MS337634 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, of State, State of Florida, upon receipt of pursuant to the “Fictitious Name Statute” proof of publication for this notice the Ficti- Ad No.:00422141 Florida Statute 865.09, 2009, will register tious Name, to wit: January 1, 2014 with the Division of Corporations, Department of State, State of Florida, upon receipt of BROOKDALE THERAPY HOMEWOOD proof of publication for this notice the Ficti- tious Name, to wit: Intends to register the said Fictitious Name NOTICE of Public Sale located at the below address: BROOKDALE THERAPY THE VILLAGES II Bales & Langley Towing & Recovery, Inc. 1475 EL CAMINO REAL gives notice to sell this vehicles January 16, Intends to register the said Fictitious Name LADY LAKE, LAKE COUNTY 2014 at 10:00 am at 4200 West Old High- located at the below address: FLORIDA 32159 way 441, Mount Dora, FL 32757 Pursuant to subsection 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. 1550 EL CAMINO REAL, BLDG 2 That the interested owner in said business LADY LAKE, LAKE COUNTY enterprise is as follows: 1993 CHEVY FLORIDA 32159 1GCCS14R2P0156024 ARC THERAPY SERVICES, LLC That the interested owner in said business Ad No.:00422144 enterprise is as follows: Dated in Lake County, Florida this 30 day of January 1, 2014 December, 2013.

/s/MARK MANSFIELD

Ad No.: 00422147 January 1, 2014 D2 DAILY COMMERCIAL Wednesday, January 1, 2014 Wednesday, January 1, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL D3 D4 DAILY COMMERCIAL Wednesday, January 1, 2014

003 Legal Notices 275 Plumbing 410 Sales 410 Sales 435 Medical 450 Trades

EARN EXTRA MONEY NOTICE Under Fictitious Name Statute Law SINCE IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A CAREER PART TIME SALES CONSTRUCTION CONCRETE Pursuant to Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1987 CHANGE AND THINK PROFESSIONAL SALES MIGHT BE FOR YOU, $$$$ START IMMEDIATELY $$$$ LABORERS Join a professional marketing team $10 per hr and up to start. To Whom It May Concern: KILEY& CALL 800-538-5811 NOW! working in Lake County. I need ma- Pay based on exp. Vaild drivers SONS, INC. We are looking for a personable indi- Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, ture, professionals that would like to license & travel a must. A Full Service Plumbing Company. vidual with people skills who wishes to LPNS pursuant to the “Fictitious Name Statute” interact with people in local stores at DFWP/EOE Lake 787-1904 - Sumter 748-9500 enter the sales field and change their Resident Assistants Florida Statute 865.09, 2009, will register a kiosk while working on commission. Call 352-383-3159 Ext. 229 with the Division of Corporations, Department CentralFloridaPlumber.com lives direction. We will train you and Staffing for ALF & new Memory Care Current representatives average of State, State of Florida, upon receipt of VISIT OUR ONSITE SHOWROOM. help you succeed within our company. Unit Positions includes FT / PT / PRN $15-$20/hr. EARN EXTRA MONEY proof of publication for this notice the Ficti- 24 Hr. Emergency Service If you are the person we are seeking and all shifts. tious Name, to wit: you will be paid a salary, benefits and working weekends and evenings. DRIVERS Lic#CFC1426882 Apply online @ Home EVERY Weekend, Dedicated expense allowance. Act now! We THIS IS THE BEST www.hospiceofmarion.com BROOKDALE THERAPY THE VILLAGES need you today. PART TIME JOB EVER Southern Lanes & OTR! All Miles PAID (Loaded & Empty)! Or Walk Away CALL OR FAX 800-781-1547 Intends to register the said Fictitious Name 281 Roofing MA, LPN & RADIOLOGY TECH. Lease: No Money Down, No Credit located at the below address: Needed for Busy Urgent Care. Check. Call 1-888-880-5916 1550 EL CAMINO REAL 421 Financial Email to: #1 IN ROOFING medicalbillingtoday@ yahoo.com LADY LAKE, LAKE COUNTY Villages Roofing & Construction Inc. FLORIDA 32159 ACCOUNTANT / BOOKKEEPER PUMP TRUCK DRIVER *Leak Repairs *Shingles/Flat Roof. MEDIA ADVERTISING *Lifetime Metal Roofs. Free Roof Est. In Lady Lake for roofing contractor. AND MULTI-TASK That the interested owner in said business MULTI-MEDIA 352-314-3625. Lic. #CCC1329936 Must have Quickbooks & Excel exp. 450 Trades CDL CIass A with good driving record enterprise is as follows: ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE w/strong attention to details. required. Long-term growth opportu- ARC THERAPY SERVICES, LLC Send resume to: nities exist. The perfect choice for anyone loving [email protected] Applications taken to sell a product they believe in. Dated in Lake County, Florida this 30 day of from 9am-Noon DECEMBER, 2013. The Daily Commercial Newspaper in 352-787-4757 Leesburg, FL. & South Lake Press COMMUNITY BANK & TRUST OF FLORIDA /s/MARK MANSFIELD Newspaper in Clermont, FL. MCHALE ROOFING INC have an HIRING FOR FIELD COORDINATOR: Re-Roofs and Repairs, Tile, Metal, Ad No.: 00422150 TELLER Knowledge in cabinet industry includ- January 1, 2014 Shingles Flat Roofs & Mobile Homes HS Diploma/GED, customer service ing layout, measuring, repairs, adjust- Excel. Ref’s Lic & Ins. CCC1328197 experience, prior cash handling & ment, replacement and installation of Call 352-255-2758 computer skills required. Receives & cabinets and countertops. Liaison for 100 pays out money, keeps records of builders and managers. Must main- Announcement money & negotiable instruments tain detailed records, maintain com- 288 Tree for a qualified Outside Sales involved in financial transactions. munication with builders and custom- Representative that values teamwork ers. Must have clean driving record. 104 Special Service and has a desire to succeed. PERSONAL BANKER Benefits package available. HS Diploma/GED, customer service, QUALIFIED CDL A DRIVERS Notices The successful candidate must have bank knowledge, sales experience HIRING FOR SUB-CONTRACTED 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE at least 6 months to 1 year sales computer skills required. Opens CABINET INSTALLERS: See what we offer, assigned NOTICE TO experience. Is highly motivated and accounts, assists customer’s with Knowledge of makes/models of cabi- equipment,good home time, ADVERTISERS enjoys building client relationships, concerns, & identifies financial needs nets and in the use of hand/power weekly pay, direct dep.,health ins, •Land Clearing •Tree Removal not afraid to ask for a sale, of customers. Builds & expands tools. Ability to read blue prints. Will paid holidays & vacation. PLEASE CHECK YOUR AD FOR •Trimming & Shaping professional, enthusiastic, and banking relationships. provide service support by repairing, ERRORS THE FIRST DAY IT APPEARS •Hauling & Stump •Grinding exhibit a high level of integrity. replacing, and punching out cab in- SINCE THE DAILY COMMERCIAL WILL Free Est. **SPECIALS** Apply Online: www.cbtfl.com stalls. Must have liability insurance NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR 352-267-5720 We offer base salary plus Or in person: and workers comp. INCORRECT ADS AFTER THE FIRST commission; excellent benefits to 1603 SW 19th Ave., Ocala, FL DAY OF PUBLICATION. IF YOU FIND include medical, dental, life, 401k HR Dept. Email resumes to [email protected] Call for more details. AN ERROR CALL THE CLASSIFIED and more; paid time off; and training. M-F 9am - 4pm EOE/DFWP or fax to 352-326-9188 800-456-2336 X 114 DEPARTMENT IMMEDIATELY AT 314-3278 OR 748-1955. Send Reply To: The Daily Commercial 425 Clerical MONTEREY MUSHROOMS INC. THE PUBLISHER ASSUMES NO PO Box 490007 LOCATED IN ZELLWOOD, FL FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR 300 Leesburg, FL 34749 or IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR OFFICE ASSISTANT MAINTENANCE MECHANICS ERRORS OR FOR OMMISSION OF Financial Email to: Estimating, Project Coordinator, Data COPY. LIABILITY SHALL NOT EXCEED [email protected] AND DRIVERS. entry, phones, filing, knowledge of Drivers must have a CDL type A li- THE COST OF THE PORTION OF EOE EXCEL a MUST. SERVICE TECHS F/T SPACE OCCUPIED BY SUCH ERROR. cense. Must have an excellent driving With cabinet industry exp. Must be Apply in person M-F 8-4pm record and must pass a DOT physical Mammoth Constructors able to read blue prints, operate serv- CANCELLATIONS exam/drug and alcohol screening. ice van, be at least 21 with a clean 390 Golden Gem Dr., Umatilla, FL Maintenance Mechanics need to have EOE driving record. Must know how to CANCELLATION FOR ADS RUNNING pm experience. Applications are also properly use hand/power tools. Pay SATURDAY MUST BE MADE BY being accepted for Maintenance Me- based on exp. Benefits pkg. available. FRIDAY BY 2:00, CANCELLATIONS 432 Dental chanics with strong electrical and plc Email resume [email protected] FOR SUNDAY & MONDAY MUST BE 400 experience. Benefits include vacation, Fax: 352-326-9188 MADE FRIDAY BY 5:00 Employment holidays, medical/life insurance. or apply in person at: IN JUST 10 SATURDAYS Apply in person at 5949 Sadler Road, 1107 Thomas Ave., Leesburg 34748 You can have the skills you need to Zellwood or call 407.905.4000. EOE 106 Personals get a job as a DENTAL ASSISTANT SWM, 60’s, seeking lady. See what we 10-Saturday course. have in common. 352-330-4338 405 Professional Tuition $2,300 Payment plans. The Daily Commercial Call 407-478-0206 for The Daily Commercial Info. packet & Free CD. 134 Cemetery MUSIC MINISTER CLASS STARTS FEB 22, 2014 The Daily Commercial TIME DEFINITE SERVICES Lots/Crypts Grand Island Baptist Church, Southern OPEN HOUSE FEB. 8th @ 11am THE DAILY COMMERCIAL Hiring Over The Road Drivers - Class Baptist Church, (avg. attendance 200 SPACE IS STILL AVAILABLE The Daily Commercial A CDL required. All late model equip- CEMETERY LOTS Garden of Devotion, – blended style), is seeking PT music In partnership with ment - 2012 & newer. We pull 53’ Lot 58, D 1&2. Lakeside Memory leader for this growing ministry. Lake Sumter Community College Reefers. Great Pay & Bonuses. Must Gardens, Eustis. $8,000. Call For details see website www.mygodas.com/lscc No Matter How You Put It be willing to run 48 states. 352-603-2854 grandislandbaptist.com Lic. by FL. Commission Apply at: www.timedefinite.com Resumes accepted until Jan. 31st. of Ind. ED Lic. #3333 We Are Still “Your First Choice” or call 352-399-7900 x 1015 200 At Your Service

201 Insurance

205 Adult Care

NOTICE Florida Statute states, “It is a misdemeanor for any person willfully, knowingly, or intentionally to operate or attempt to operate a family day care home without a license or without registering with the department, whichever is applicable”. Florida Statute states, “No person shall advertise a child care facility without including within such advertisement the state or local agency license number of such facility. The statute applies to anyone with more than 1 unrelated child in their home. SILVER LAKE ASSISTED LIVING Private Room avail. $3,100/mo. What are you paying for Dementia care? No point system or entrance fee. Lic #ALF8956 Call 352-365-9929 245 Financial

SOCIAL SECURITY DISABLITY Contact us if your claim has been denied or if you need help. Over 30 yrs. exp.No fees or costs unless your claim is approved. Cooper Consulting 2228 South St., Leesburg 352-728-5552

250 Handyman

Hard working Lic. Business owner, seeks to improve your home. Ability to perform jobs including Remodeling - TreeTrimming - Drywall - Tiling, etc. References avail. Robert Plante's Home Maintenance 352-484-3543

LARRY GOUGH HANDYMAN SERVICE Reliable, Dependable! One call does it all! Lic/Ins. 352-409-4059

268 Moving

Two Brothers Moving 1 Room or a Full House FL. Reg. #IM1539 Russell & Todd Franks Lic. & Ins. Call 352-793-8960 270 Pets GOT DOG? GET TRAINING! Won’t sit? Won’t come when called? We Can HELP! K-9 Training offering 6 week obedience classes. 352-343-4697 Wednesday, January 1, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL D5

455 560 Pet 604 Furniture 624 Children’s 650 Computers 652 Articles Restaurants/ Supplies items & Equip For Sale KITCHEN TABLE w/6 chairs. $95. Hotels/Clubs SOLD AQUARIUM 55 gallons with stand $50. CHILDREN’S CD’s (10) like new condi- COPIER DRUM, for Mita DC1560, QUILT homemade queen, w/2 val- 352-793-7617 tion. $10. Call 352-589-0770 1860, 2360. $100. 352-787-8359 ances. Gold/Greens $80 315-1033 BARTENDER & SERVER’S - FT LIVING ROOM SET Couch, rocker, chair, ottoman & 2 end tables. Ex- CRIB 3 in 1 w/drawers. Simplicity. QUILT Queen, green. Very pretty. Re- MUST be exp’d. Evenings & Wknds. GOGGLE NEXT BOOK extended war- cel. cond. $200 Call 352-669-9341 Great cond. $100 352-504-2327 versible. $35. 352-460-2588 Apply in person 3-5pm ranty like new. $75. 352-435-0211 VIC’S EMBERS SUPPER CLUB POSITIONS FILLED LOVE SEAT full size w/hide-a-bed. KITCHENETTE SET by Disney, pink, ex- RECORDS 78RPM 100 assorted. $75 Good cond. $50 Call 225-939-0376 cel cond. $18 Call 231-420-1988 PRINTER Ebson NX230 wireless. $40. obo. 352-787-0551 600 352-460-4503 Merchandise PLATFORM ROCKER W/STOOL, beige PLAYPEN Graco, folding. $35 obo. ROOM SCREEN DIVIDER folds. Printed 470 General cushions. $35. 724-331-3007 352-396-9942 PRINTER HP Photo Smart All In One, both sides. 62 x 72. $80. 821-9902 Mart extra cartridges. $50. 461-9344 ROCKER/RECLINER microfiber, Mocha VANITY Girls, w/bench. $10. Call SEWING MACHINE Singer, fully auto- SCHOOL BUS color. new cond. $100. 551-5845 352-742-2716 PRINTER Office Jet #4620, new, no matic. $75. 352-751-0369 DRIVERS NEEDED ink. $25 Call 352-343-0587 Training provided. 601 Antiques SOFA 3 cushion, embossed flowers. 625 Building SEWING/CUTTING TABLE 32”L x 62” Lake County Schools, Transportation Wood trim. $85. 352-330-0874 PRINTER, KODAK “ALL IN ONE” color W. $35. 352-753-8124 352-728-2561 or Supplies/ w/disc/cable. $35. 352-753-8124 Apply online: www.lake.k12.fl.us BIRTHING CHAIRS (2) Hand carved. SHAMPOOER Bissell, works great. $75. $100 for both. 352-343-0793 SOFA, 98” long, light muted floral, very Materials good clean. $45. 728-6835 352-365-1437 BASSWOOD -8- 1 x 6 x 8’. $75. Call 652 Articles IRON CANDLE HOLDER 32” tall, 6.5” TABLE glass top. Rectangle w/brass 352-357-2708 For Sale SHOES New Bass, Men’s size 8 Loafer wide, 3 tiers. $50 Call 702-7632 stand. $100. 301-788-6361 style. $30. 352-787-0410 FRENCH DOORS (2) 10 lite each door, ASSORTED KNICK KNACKS from all beveled, insulated. $100. 255-7623 SKECHERS shape ups shoes 10 wide 603 Collectibles 605 Appliances over America. $25. 352-508-9415 men’s, NEW. $50. 352-347-7350 CARRIERS HOT WATER HEATER Used 4 years. As- Need immediately for AUGUSTA XII Color Print 25 x 30, ‘92. DISCOUNT tatula. $50. 352-742-0063 BREAD MAKER Regal Kitchen Pro. Ex- SQUARE DANCE OUTFITS (3 + 2 crino- LEESBURG AREA & FRUITLAND PARK Framed/signed. $65. 330-4484 cel cond. $30. 352-516-5364 line), med/lg. $40. 320-237-7461 Apply by Email or In Person APPLIANCE Daily Commercial Repair-Sales-Service Most Repairs KITCHEN CABINETS good for garage or CHRISTMAS DOLLS, Anna Lee, various $60 Plus Parts laundry. $50 SOLD BUDWEISER JACKET, Dale Jr. size lg. THERMAL THERAPY PARAFFIN BATH 212 E. Main St. Dr. Scholl’s. $20. 352-314-3706 Leesburg or sizes. $65. obo. Call 352-728-6197 $55. Please call 352-314-0250 Email: [email protected] Include phone number and address EIGHT TRACK TAPES (40), 60’S & 70’S 630 Garage Sales TOLE TRAY hand painted flowers. Excel CANISTER SET, 4 pcs. w/cookie jar, cond. $40 Call 352-793-9513 when Emailing. POP. $30 for all. 352-399-2027 Ducks. $35. 352-753-8361 Candidates must have ***LEESBURG*** reliable transportation, COMMUNITY SALE! Fri.- Sat. 2008 VACUUM CLEANER small Bagless, hepa CASHMERE COAT 100%, size medium. Drivers License & Ins. WASHER, DRYER, Griffin Rd. between Thomas & HWY. filter, Eureka. $40. 352-728-3725 604 Furniture Excel cond. $100 Call 603-4113 EOE REFRIGERATOR 27 at Oasis Apts. & Storage. “Don’t Toss It Mention Ad - Get a FREE Soda. VACUUM CLEANER upright, nearly new ADJUSTABLE BED twin, good cond. Fix It For Less” $75 Call 352-326-5766 CEILING FAN by Hunter, brand new in Hoover. $75. 815-210-3117 Buying Clean box. $90 Call 352-262-1365 Washers & Dryers 635 Garden WATCH men’s Lucien Picard Chrono. Days, Evenings & Weekends BAR STOOL Chrome swivel w/height CHRISTMAS TREE, 7’, (Mountain King) As new, $100 Call 352-408-4190 adjustment. $30. 352-753-8124 Call Now HEDGE TRIMMER Used twice. Elec. $45 obo. Call 352-357-3043 w/storage bag. $75. 352-748-9611 352-874-1238 WEDDING CAKE TOP Bride & Groom. CSR/DISPATCHER BED full size w/frame. $65. Excel cond. Needed Immediately CHRISTMAS TREES (2) Green Pine 7’ & Precious Moments. $50 .669-4100 SOLD DRYER gas, GE, almond. Excel. cond LAWN MOWER 22” Craftsman. Runs For The Daily Commercial 6’. w/stands $95 both. 787-4579 $75. 352-516-1556 good. $75. Call 352-383-0462 Part time 25 hours per week. This is a WEDDING DRESS size 6, w/little pearls. entry level position. Position requires BED Trundle, opens to queen, better Excel. cond. $90 352-821-0063 LAWN MOWER Troy-Bilt w/bagger. CHRISTMAS VILLAGE lighted w/boxes & excellent communication, computer mattress, $95. SOLD! FREEZER upright, Frigidaire, only 3 Runs good. $75 585-813-6226 accessories. $50 352-323-0070 and phone skills with the ability to months old. $380. 352-262-1365 WOODEN SEWING BOX Vintage, Roma- multi-task. Prior Customer Service BEDROOM RETRO chest, dresser nian. $65. Call 352-365-1819 and Accounting experience is a plus. w/mirror. Excel. $95 352-233-0408 PATIO SET 5 pc. Table & Chairs, 2 end COFFEE MAKER KitchenAid. New. Paid MEAT GRINDER, new in box. $65. obo. tables. $75. 352-636-1352 $189. Sell for $100. 352-978-7461 Weekends & Holidays required. Call 352-326-8006 Please send resume to CEDAR CHEST OF 13 drawers, drafting 655 Musical [email protected] size. $100 Call 352-702-8122 ROSE TREES Knockout. 2 yellow 4.5’ REFRIGERATOR Sears Kenmore, like CROWN MOLDING 39’ x 3.5”. White. Instruments fax to 352-365-8229 tall. $90. Call 352-365-6749 $20. Call 352-435-0055 or apply in person at new $100 Call 343-6373 ext. 304 CHAIR green, dark blue, mauve & beige BANJO 5 string, Kay. W/accessories. 212 E. Main St., Leesburg stripes. $25. 419-966-7286 EOE REFRIGERATOR, Hotpoint white, 30” x 640 Guns DEHUMIDIFIER Frigidaire, 25 pints, $225. Call 352-343-6608 66” works good. $75. SOLD!!! good cond. $100. 352-450-7661 CHAIRS (2) bamboo, emperor style. AMMUNITION 22 long rifle 100 rounds FLUTE in good cond. w/case $100 $40 for both. Call 352-669-9341 SMALL REFRIGERATOR. Black & $13 for all. 352-551-9554 DISHES 8pc. set. White w/gold rose. CALL 352-504-6406 Decker. $60. Call 352-357-9172 $100. 352-483-2277 COFFEE TABLE & 2 END TABLES round HI-POINT 9mm, carbine, never shot, 4 glass. $50 Call 352-589-4405 STOVE, Elec. Frigidaire. $100. Call mags. $395. SOLD!!! DIVIDER brown metal frame 3 panels. 660 Office IF $150-$200 WOULD HELP YOU SOLD!!! Like new. $95. 352-568-0426 Furniture/ Handout free newspapers at different COFFEE TABLE solid oak w/drawer. KNIVES Winchester set of 3. New in $30 Call 352-669-9341 Supplies locations in our delivery area. 20-25 WASHER Hotpoint, oldie but goodie. box. $40. 352-408-4771 DOLL HOUSE unfinished lg. Victorian. hrs/wk. Hours + commission. Good $50 Call 352-319-9967 $50 obo Call 352-978-3376 COMPUTER CHAIR for college students & retirees. Will COUCH Green w/floral design. Very nice LORCIN Nickel plated 380 caliber, semi high back, soft dark train the right person. Must be clean shape. $99 Call 352-636-9358 gray. $25 Call 352-343-3577 WASHER auto. 7 shell clip. 45 hollow point DRESSES (2) size 6 - 8. Sequined tops cut & not afraid to talk. Sales experi- Whirlpool. Great cond, $100. Call 352-516-1557 cartridges & carry case incl. $385. Black/beige. $40. 352-205-0238 ence a plus. COUCH Magnolia print, excel cond. $50 Call 352-217-1322 FILE CABINET HON, metal, 2 drawer. Call Joseph 813-484-3766 or obo Call 315-532-4114 Excel cond. $25. 352-455-6443 Ed 352-217-9337 PISTOL RUGER 9mm P93DC ,w/3 FIREWOOD Over a 1/3 of a cord. $25. 606 Electronics Call 352-383-5850 COUCH, Lane, burgundy leather. Like boxes of shells, 2 magazines & hol- new. Top of the line! New was ster. $375. Call 352-303-3798 674 Exercise Equipment NEW CONSTRUCTION CLEANING CELL PHONE Virgin Mobile, Awe, An- JACKET CARHARTT blk, 2XL Tall, new. $1,400 sell for $400. droid, in box. $80. 617-1935 The Village area. Must be dependable. 352-750-0367 $50 Call 586-945-1415 BUN & THIGH ROLLER, comes w/guide. Call 352-267-7766 649 Medical Good cond. $30. 352-455-8339 CELL PHONES (2) Jitterbug Plus JEWELRY, women’s silver & gold CREDENZA Fruit wood finish. Fair cond. WALKER Dolomite, extra lg. heavy duty, $50. 352-787-8217 w/chargers. $50. 352-753-8124 w/display case. $100. 348-7496 EXERCISE MACHINES In Stride Edge + seat, brakes. $75. 352-735-1591 another. $50. both. 357-1760 RADIO/RECORD/TAPE/CD PLAYER DAY BED FRAME White, Good cond. LADIES DESIGNER CLOTHING Chico’s w/speakers. $60 Call 326-2492 WHEELCHAIR very good cond. $100 $50. Call 352-308-9478 12 pieces. $100. 321-246-4371 EXERCISE MACHINES. (2) Tony Little. Call 352-429-3584 Both $70. 352-874-0352 SATELLITE TV RECEIVER w/remote. 500 DINING TABLE w/4 side chairs, 2 cap- LAMPS (2) w/shades. $70 for both. Call $10 Call 352-365-2301 WHEELCHAIR heavy duty. $100 obo. HEALTH MAX, cost over $500, brand Pets/Animals tains, Mahogany. 2/18” leaves & ta- 352-748-7847 352-365-1787 ble pads. $300 obo 314-3657 new. Asking $100. 352-603-1779 STEREO EQUIP Carver, Bose & Pioneer. $100 or less. 352-245-6930 WHEELCHAIR no pedestals, walker & LEATHER JACKET Woman’s lg. Jones POWER DRIVE WEIGHT BENCH DINING TABLE washed Oak w/leaf. Like shower chair. $75 all. 348-7490 of NY. NEW. $75. 352-435-7893 W/WEIGHTS. $100. 352-516-7920 new $65 Call 352-602-7003 TELEVISION 55” Phillips Magnavox 501 Pets older no HD. $100. 352-750-0910 LIGHTED DBL. BELLS 30” X 40”. $40 THIGH MASTER & GUT BUSTER, new. ENTERTAINMENT CENTER lg. washed 650 Computers Call 352-253-1155 $15 for both. 352-669-1163 For Sale oak, excel. $80 352-502-3445 WII GAME SYSTEM W/5 boys games. & Equip $50 Call 352-343-9279 NEON BEER SIGN $100 obo. TREADMILL Sears, 10 yrs. old. $90. CHIHUAHUA male AKC extra small 12 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER w/TV. Light COMPUTER Dell desk top w/XP, 2400 352-243-1458 Good Shape! 352-793-8414 wks. old.$250. 352-508-5259 wood, 4.5’ x 4.5’. $100. 748-5268 $85 Call 352-729-3124 624 Children’s ORNAMENTS by Studio 56 $25 Call 675 Sports/ ENTERTAINMENT CENTER, light wood. items COMPUTER Dell, w/case. Windows XP. 352-326-9105 ROTTWEILER PUPS taking dep. at this Excel. cond. $60. 352-357-3351 $100 obo Call 352-308-8599 Recreation time delivery date 1/18/14. 5/males PAINTERS DROP CLOTHS 12x15’ each. & 6/females. Shots & health certs. HEADBOARD, all wood, oak with frame. CAR SEAT like new. Asking $25. Please COMPUTER Hewlett-Packard 17” flat call 352-751-4227 New. (6) $100. 352-787-9197 BASKETBALL STAND, good cond. $50 $300. 352-751-6126 Queen. $140. Excel. 636-6374 screen $100. Call 352-793-7982 Call 352-748-2883 POOL VACUUM Polaris, good cond. $100. Call 352-262-1365 BICYCLE 20” Boardwalk folding, fend- ers, rear carrier. $60. 315-0920 PORTABLE CHAIR MASSAGER w/heat. BICYCLE girls, 16”, Barbie Doll, Pink, $50. Call 352-323-4862 like new. $50 Call 352-357-3616

POWER STEAMER Bissel. $65 like new. BICYCLE Schwinn 26” woman’s 7 spd. SOLD!!! like new. $95. 262-691-4522

PUNCH BOWL SET antique, heavy crys- BICYCLES 3 Wheel, rebuilt. Large Seat tal. 19 pieces $100 357-1363 & Basket. $150. 1-352-343-6608 D6 DAILY COMMERCIAL Wednesday, January 1, 2014

675 Sports/ 807 Apartments 816 Commercial 1200 1210 Mcycles/ Recreation Unfurnished Property Transportation Mopeds

CAR ROOF RACK 66” Wide. Asking EUSTIS LEESBURG MOTORCYCLE TRAILER Hannigan ‘13, $50. Please call 352-324-0583 1100 matches Goldwing ‘12 Red/Silver, All remodeled Apts! Warehouses w/Offices 1205 Autos 2315-25 Griffin Rd. 1,150 up to Recreation Spoiler Light, 23cu.ft. of space. 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms Used once, clean as new. Paid $4K FLY ROD 7’, Courtland, new. Fly’s, line Special starting at 12,400sf. Starts at $300/mo. CHEVROLET IMPALA & misc. $90. Call 352-787-0032 asking $2,795. Call 352-728-5615 $475 Only $350 Dep. Pet OK. Office/Showroom 2009 or 352-216-4862 352-357-5675 1607 Hwy. 441 $850/mo Stock # 140429B GOLF “CART” BAG, blue & black. Ask- Small Shop or Office 1101 Boats *$5,488 ing $25. 352-753-8124 2204 Citrus Blvd (441) TOUR PACK, Harley, after market, Black $320/mo., includes utilities FIBERGLASS BOAT 15’, center console, SATURN VUE $100. Call 774-930-5621 GOLF CLUBS Mens’ & womens. Nice 352-787-0004 40hp Johnson w/trailer. $1400 obo. 2006 bag set. $35. Call 352-253-9236 Call 517-442-7375 Stock # S14189A *$6,059 1250 Antique GOLF CLUBS Ladies Square Two LEESBURG 1 BR & 2 BRS 819 PONTOON BOAT 19’, 50hp, single axle Cars woods. Royle irons $60. 735-6927 352-728-1955 Manufactured trailer, new tires. $3,950. Call PONTIAC VIBE 774-280-9257 2010 AUTO SWAP-CORRAL SHOW GOLF CLUBS men’s complete set Homes Rental LEESBURG downtown 2/1, Stock # S14211B JAN. 5TH Sumter Cnty. Fairgrounds w/bag. $25. 502-750-0512 $550/mo + security. REGAL 2000, 21.5’. Trailer/cover, *$7,882 Sumter Swap Meets. Call 352-787-4584 **ALTOONA - DECEMBER SPECIAL** bimini, enclosed head, lots of extras. 800-438-8559 GOLF CLUBS New Taylor bag, putter, GalbreathRealty.com 2/1.5 $475/mo. w/$300 dep. $9500. 352-742-2985 MERCURY MILAN HYBRID driver/woods/irons. $75. 735-6927 And RV Lot $290/mo. w/$100 dep. 2010 352-735-2071 or 352-636-6800 Stock # S14222A 1264 Auto HUNTING OUTFIT size XLG, new com- LEESBURG Downtown area. 1120 Marine *$8,999 The Enclave at Cauthen Circle. Parts plete. $85. 352-241-9844 ATTENTION SENIORS AND ADULTS Equip/ A new apts home community of 1/1 Never lived in. Brand New 66x14, 3/2, TOYOTA HIGHLANDER Accessory ROAD BIKE CLEARANCE Luxury apts. Fully Equipped. $650/mo in nice quiet park in Eustis. Supplies 2006 Call 352-702-2949 SAVE UP TO $750. $650/mo + utilities. Sorry NO KIDS. TROLLING MOTOR 80 lb. thrust Minn- Stock # S13228A CAR BRA 2 pc., dash cover for ‘07 Toy- Wildwood Cyclery Call 352-589-4407 Kota Riptide. 1 yr. old. Paid $1200, *$10,442 ota Corolla. $30. 589-6107 352-399-2983 LEESBURG will take $700. 573-690-4068 FIRST MONTH $99 CLERMONT HWY. 50 *With $3000 cash or trade and are CHILTON’S AUTO REPAIR MANUAL, for TENT 2 room, sleeps 4. $30. Call MOVE IN SPECIAL! Before Groveland plus tax, tag and $599 dealer fee. ‘72-’79. Like new. $20. 343-1411 SOLD!!! •2/1 $500/dep. TROLLING MOTORS (3) $100. Call Mobile Homes For Sale 352-343-6608 •2/1 w/W/D hookup $550/dep. w/Owner Finance BILL BRYAN SUBARU HITCH by Valley w/convertor, fits Nissan WET SUIT Men’s large. Excel cond. •2/2 w/W/D hookup $600/dep. Call Rick 407-547-9394 8730 US Hwy. 441 Rouges. $95 Call 407-314-0437 $50. Call 352-242-0152 Call 352-516-1244 •Remodeled 3br/2ba 1150 R V & Leesburg, Florid Ask for Tina “LAST ONE” 352-240-7480 STEERING WHEEL LOCK The Club. From $1,000 down Campers $15. Call 352-383-8219 685 Tools/ LEESBURG nice 2 br. $475/mo Call ---$$500/month$$--- 813-781-9540 COACHMAN Santara 1995. 38’, 28K Machinery Also Avail. actual mi. w/tatum axles, 1206 Aviation TIRES (2) P255/65R18 Goodyear 109S Handyman Special’s washer/dryer, lots of extras w/tow used. $75 obo. 352-253-0448 DRILL PRESS 5 speed. bench style. LEESBURG Quaint downtown 1/1 $525 •1 & 2br from car 1 owner. $18,500 obo. Call $50. 352-787-3411 + dep. No pets. 352-787-5885 ---$350/month$$--- 352-357-8818 or 540-784-9243 1210 Mcycles/ TOW BAR & SWAY BARS $50 Call For other rentals only 352-409-4933 Call 352-874-7375 Mopeds LEESBURG DRILL PRESS Craftsman, 10 speed, FLEETWOOD JAMBOREE 1999, Give TOW BAR, good cond. $60 Please call floor model. $100 SOLD SERENITY APARTMENTS yourself a Christmas Present. 29’, 712 W. Oak Terrace Dr BIKER JACKET Leather 3X, Vents. $50. 352-383-0855 Class C. Excel care. 39K mi. Call 352-483-6120 VACUUM PUMP 110 volts, full size. 2BR - 1BA and 2BR - 1.5BA $18,500. 352-669-9895 Umatilla. $75 Please call 352-406-9405 Newly Renovated. Energy Efficient. 1275 Golf Income Qualifications. HONDA TOW BEHIND KIT $100 obo HARLEY HELMET Like new. Small. $50. Immediate Occupancy Carts WORK BENCH 72”x28”x36”. Includes 900 Call 352-343-7047 Call 352-357-1655 mechanics vice. $50. 431-0195 Call Patty 352-360-0041 VISIT TODAY! Real Estate For Sale LEESBURG, •2/1 w/CHA, 602 O’Brien St. $650/mo. •1/1 w/window a/c, 402 1/2 6th St. 800 $425/mo. 787-2700 Ext. 225 903 Homes Real Estate For Sale For Rent LEESBURG, 2br, 1.5ba, townhome, spacious, BIG HOME AUCTION neat, near Venetian Gardens, W/D, porches, only $625, plus dep. LEASE/PURCHASE No pets. Call 352-787-5885 1/4, 1-3pm 4892 NE 123rd Lane, Oxford, FL 806 Houses 321-209-3727 Unfurnished LYN TERRACE Eustis 352-357-7332 932 Res Lots BIG HOME AUCTION www.lynterrace.com Acreage LEASE/PURCHASE Great Move-In 1/4, 1-3pm Specials & Free Gifts! BASSVILLE PARK lot for sale from 4892 NE 123rd Lane, Oxford, FL *1 & 2 Bedroom Units 321-209-3727 South Hanes Creek Rd. to canal. *All 1st Floor - No Stairs! Approx. 2 acres. $85,000. Call 859-512-8144 or 859-512-8009 CLERMONT HWY. 50 Before Groveland 808 Apartments Mobile Homes For Sale w/Owner Finance Furnished Call Rick 407-547-9394 •Remodeled 3br/2ba FRUITLAND PARK “LAST ONE” TWIN PALMS MARINA 1000 From $1,000 down 1 BR. MOBILES NEWLY RENOVATED ---$$500/month$$--- FULLY FURNISHED Manufactured Also Avail. ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED Handyman Special’s WEEKLY & MONTHLY RATES. Homes •1 & 2br from NO DEPOSIT ---$350/month$$--- SMALL DOGS ALLOWED. For other rentals only OLD FLORIDA FISH CAMP WITH Call 352-874-7375 CONVENIENCE STORE ON PROPERTY. 1001 Mfd Homes CALL 352-787-4514 CLERMONT Palisades Golf Course, For Sale 13th Fairway, 3/2, vaulted ceilings, LEESBURG fireplace 2 garage. $1,295 mo./yrly. 1ST MO. FREE! CLERMONT HWY. 50 $1,500 mo. seasonal. Call Realty SPANISH VILLAGE Before Groveland USA, 407-599-5000 or call Pool, great location! Mobile Homes For Sale 305-607-7886 Furn. Efficiency, incl. w/Owner Finance util. & cable. $700/mo. Call Rick 407-547-9394 FRUITLAND PARK 2/1.5, avail. immedi- 2/1 apt. $600/mo. •Remodeled 3br/2ba ately. Appliances, fenced yard, at- Furn. $700/mo + util. “LAST ONE” tached garage. $850/mo + security 352-728-5555 From $1,000 down dep. RENTED ---$$500/month$$--- Also Avail. LEESBURG on Lake Eustis, w/dock. 810 Duplexes Handyman Special’s 2/2, 7 rms. Off 473 12215 Virginia •1 & 2br from Dr. $925/mo + elec. 253-9236 ---$350/month$$--- CLERMONT HWY. 50 For other rentals only Before Groveland LEESBURG, near Lake Square Mall, Call 352-874-7375 Mobile Homes For Sale 2/2, W/D, CHA, garage, active 55+ w/Owner Finance SENIORS AND ADULTS community indoor pool incl. cable Call Rick 407-547-9394 $825+ util. 352-742-2588 NEW and NEWER •Remodeled 3br/2ba Homes in a nice quiet part in Eustis. RENTALS “LAST ONE” $25,000 - $45,000 Financing avail. From $1,000 down Only 3 left! Lot rent $350 per mo. LONG TERM & UNFURN. RENTALS IN ---$$500/month$$--- Call 352-589-4407 SOUTH LAKE COUNTY. Also Avail. ROCKER REALTY 352-394-3570 Handyman Special’s TAVARES 1/1 in 55+ park, on Dora Ca- Ask For Janet or Emily •1 & 2br from nal. Carport, shed, clean & neat. RockerRealtyInc.com ---$350/month$$--- $12,000 obo Call 423-914-1623 For other rentals only WEBSTER 3 br., close to school. Call 352-874-7375 $600/mo Call 813-781-9540 1002 Mfd LEESBURG 2/2, Paulling Dr. $650/mo. 1st, Last, Security & Good Refer- Homes 807 Apartments ences. Call 352-787-0004 W/ land Unfurnished For Sale CLERMONT HWY. 50 811 Condos SINGLE WIDE 12X60 roof over with Before Groveland Townhouses property, fully furn. between Mt Mobile Homes For Sale Dora & Tavares. Auto door garage w/Owner Finance 12’ x 20’, lg. scrn rm. Access to Call Rick 407-547-9394 LEESBURG Adult community 2/2. Pool, Lake Dora & boat dock. $32,000. •Remodeled 3br/2ba cable/water/all appl. incl. $725/mo Call Audry Maine Colwell Banker “LAST ONE” 352-357-9305 or 352-455-2224 1-407-782-7655 From $1,000 down ---$$500/month$$--- Also Avail. 813 Homes 1012 R V Lots Handyman Special’s To Share •1 & 2br from **ALTOONA - DECEMBER SPECIAL** ---$350/month$$--- FRUITLAND PARK female. preferred. 2/1.5 $475/mo. w/$300 dep. For other rentals only Private rm. w/own entrance. And RV Lot $290/mo. w/$100 dep. Call 352-874-7375 $400/mo or $125/wk. 728-6272 352-735-2071 or 352-636-6800