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CLERMONT Crimeans vote NTC adds World Cup fields overwhelmingly ROXANNE BROWN | Staff Writer and we’re excited that we were [email protected] “South Lake County able to provide them with what they needed,” Johns wo $400,000 multipur- has a niche in sports for secession said. pose/World Cup soc- tourism, ecotourism, Couch said the two World cer fields were unveiled JOHN-THOR DAHLBURG Russian troops now in T adventure tourism Cup soccer fields can also and MIKE ECKEL the strategic Black Sea to the public last week at the serve as four modified fields. Associated Press National Training Center in and heritage tourism. peninsula after seiz- Information provided by the Clermont. It is a true economic SIMFEROPOL, ing it two weeks ago. chamber said the NTC wel- NTC spokesperson Kim Ukraine — Fireworks But after the polls development driver in comes more than 250,000 vis- Couch said the fields can be exploded and Russian closed late Sunday, iting athletes to its facilities used for soccer, lacrosse, flag that it provides jobs and flags fluttered above crowds of ethnic Rus- each year, which South Lake football and other sports. creates new wealth in jubilant crowds Sun- sians in the region- Chamber of Commerce Presi- Paul Johns, NTC’s chief op- day after residents in al Crimean capital of the community....” dent Ray San Fratello said en- erating officer, said he be- Crimea voted over- Simferopol erupted Ray San Fratello ergizes the local economy. lieves the fields will bene- whelmingly to secede with jubilant chants South Lake Chamber of Commerce “South Lake County has a fit Lake County because they from Ukraine and in the main square, President niche in sports tourism, ec- will attract even more teams join Russia. The Unit- overjoyed at the pros- otourism, adventure tour- — along with sports fans and ed States and Europe pect of once again be- were needed because local ism and heritage tourism,” players’ families and friends condemned the ballot coming part of Russia. groups and organizations use he said. “It is a true econom- — who will spend money The Crimea refer- them, too. That’s why county ic development driver in that as illegal and destabi- on food, lodging and other endum offered voters officials contributed $400,000 it provides jobs and creates lizing and were expect- things. the choice of seeking from their county-wide parks new wealth in the communi- ed to slap sanctions “This certainly will be a big annexation by Rus- and recreation budget to ty through visitors spending against Russia for it. impact to south Lake County,” sia or remaining in build them. at our hotels, dining in our Ukraine’s new gov- he said. Ukraine with great- “We, along with the county, restaurants and buying goods ernment in Kiev The NTC already has five er autonomy. After 50 wanted to take care of com- and services typical of tourists called the referen- multipurpose fields, but more percent of the ballots munity leagues and clubs, from our stores.” dum a “circus” di- rected at gunpoint by were counted, Mikhail Moscow — referring Malishev, head of the to the thousands of SEE VOTE | A2 Timeline: Key events in Ukraine’s political crisis

Associated Press Nov. 30: Images of protesters bloodied Key events in by police truncheons Ukraine’s political cri- spread quickly and sis: galvanize public sup- Nov. 21, 2013: Pres- port for the demon- ident Viktor Yanu- strations. kovych’s government Dec. 1: A pro- announces it’s aban- doning an agreement test attracts around to strengthen ties with 300,000 people on Ki- the European Union ev’s Independence and instead seeking Square, known as the LINDA CHARLTON / SPECIAL TO THE DAILY COMMERCIAL closer cooperation Maidan, the largest Lacrosse teams from Ithaca College and Stevenson warm up for a game on one of the new fields at the National Training with Moscow. Protest- since the 2004 Orange Center in Clermont on Friday. ers take to the streets. SEE TIMELINE | A2 US cites national security as reason to censor, deny records TED BRIDIS and JACK GILLUM answer records requests, the tivities last year were their Associated Press analysis found. worst since President Barack The government’s own fig- Obama took office. WASHINGTON — The In a year of intense pub- Obama administration more ures from 99 federal agen- lic interest over the Nation- often than ever censored cies covering six years show al Security Agency’s sur- government files or outright that half way through its sec- denied access to them last ond term, the administra- veillance programs, the year under the U.S. Freedom tion has made few meaning- government cited national of Information Act, accord- ful improvements in the way security to withhold infor- ing to a new analysis of fed- it releases records despite its mation a record 8,496 times eral data by The Associated promises from Day 1 to be- — a 57 percent increase over Press. come the most transparent a year earlier and more than The administration cited administration in history. double Obama’s first year, more legal exceptions it said In category after category when it cited that reason justified withholding ma- — except for reducing num- 3,658 times. The Defense terials and refused a record bers of old requests and a Department, including the number of times to turn over slight increase in how of- NSA, and the CIA accounted files quickly that might be ten it waived copying fees — for nearly all those. The Ag- J. SCOTT APPLEWHITE / AP especially newsworthy. Most the government’s efforts to riculture Department’s Farm Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., leaves the agencies also took longer to be more open about its ac- SEE RECORDS | A2 chamber at the Capitol in Washington, on Tuesday.

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Arseniy Yatsenyuk as prime TIMELINE minister. Putin orders ma- FLORIDA FROM PAGE A1 jor military exercises just across the border. Revolution. Activists seize Feb. 27: Masked gunmen LOTTERY Kiev City Hall. seize regional parliament MARCH 16 Dec. 17: Russian President and government buildings Vladimir Putin announces in Crimea. Ukraine’s gov- CASH 3...... 7-3-6 Moscow will buy $15 billion ernment pledges to pre- Afternoon...... 2-6-1 worth of Ukrainian govern- vent a national breakup PLAY 4...... 3-2-5-0 ment bonds and cut the with strong backing from Afternoon...... 6-8-7-9 price Ukraine pays for Rus- the West. Yanukovych is sian natural gas. granted refuge in Russia. MARCH 15 Feb. 28: Ukraine says FANTASY 5...... 5-10-15-17-32 VADIM GHIRDA / AP Jan. 22, 2014: Three pro- testers die during a con- Russian troops have taken FLORIDA LOTTO...... 16-24-26-40-41-45 A woman casts her ballot in the Crimean referendum in frontation with police. up positions around strate- Simferopol, Ukraine, on Sunday. POWERBALL...... 2-5-34-51-58-9 Jan. 28: The prime min- gic locations on the Crime- ister resigns and parlia- an Peninsula. Ukraine’s VOTE “It’s like they’re ment repeals harsh an- parliament adopts a res- ti-protest laws that set off olution demanding that FROM PAGE A1 crazy Texans in THE NEWSPAPER OF CHOICE FOR LAKE AND SUMTER COUNTIES SINCE 1875 the violence. Russia halt steps it says are western Ukraine. aimed against Ukraine’s The Daily Commercial (ISSN 0896-1042) is published daily for referendum commit- Feb. 16: Opposition ac- $90.74 per year (plus Florida sales tax) by Halifax Media Group sovereignty and territorial at 212 East Main Street, Leesburg, Florida. Periodicals postage is tee, said more than 95 Imagine if the tivists end their occupa- paid at the USPO, Leesburg, FL. POSTMASTER: Send all address tion of Kiev City Hall in ex- integrity. changes to The Daily Commercial, P.O. Box 490007, Leesburg, FL percent of voters had Texans suddenly March 1: Troops under 34749-0007. All material contained in this edition is property of approved splitting off change for the release of The Daily Commercial and is protected under the copyright laws of took over power apparent Russian com- the United States of America. Reproduction is forbidden without and joining Russia. all 234 jailed protesters. written consent from the publisher. 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quests for information, an said it released more infor- The government’s respon- der the open records law was RECORDS 8 percent increase over the mation. “Over the past five siveness under the FOIA is “abysmal” but not especial- FROM PAGE A1 previous year. The govern- years, federal agencies have widely viewed as a barometer ly worse last year than pre- ment responded to 678,391 worked aggressively to im- of its transparency. Under the viously. “It’s a bureaucra- Service Agency cited na- requests, an increase of 2 prove their responsiveness law, citizens and foreigners cy,” Cook said. “As often as tional security six times, the percent over the previous to FOIA requests, applying can compel the government it’s about trying to keep data Environmental Protection year. The AP analysis showed a presumption of openness to turn over copies of federal from falling into the hands Agency did twice and the that the government more and making it a priority to re- records for zero or little cost. of reporters, it’s the contrac- National Park Service once. than ever censored materials spond quickly,” Schultz said. Anyone who seeks informa- tor looking for ways to reduce And five years after Obama it turned over or fully denied Sunday was the start of tion through the law is gener- the caseload. It’s just bureau- directed agencies to less fre- access to them, in 244,675 Sunshine Week, when news ally supposed to get it unless crats trying to get home earli- quently invoke a “deliber- cases or 36 percent of all re- organizations promote open disclosure would hurt nation- er and have less to do.” ative process” exception to quests. On 196,034 other oc- government and freedom of al security, violate person- The AP could not deter- withhold materials describ- casions, the government said information. al privacy or expose business mine whether the adminis- secrets or confidential deci- tration was abusing the na- ing decision-making be- it couldn’t find records, a per- The chief of the Justice De- son refused to pay for cop- partment’s Office of Informa- sion-making in certain areas. tional security exception or hind the scenes, the govern- ies or the government de- tion Policy, which oversees It cited such exceptions a re- whether the public asked for ment did it anyway, a record termined the request to be the open records law, told the cord 546,574 times last year. more documents about sen- 81,752 times. unreasonable or improper. Senate last week that some “The public is frustrat- sitive subjects. The NSA said “I’m concerned the grow- Sometimes, the govern- of the 99 agencies in the past ed and unhappy with the its 138 percent surge in re- ing trend toward relying upon ment censored only a few five years have released doc- pace of responses and the cords requests were from FOIA exemptions to with- words or an employee’s phone uments in full or in part in amount of information pro- people asking whether it had hold large swaths of govern- number, but other times it more than 90 percent of cas- vided,” Sen. Richard Blu- collected their phone or email ment information is hinder- completely marked out near- es. She noted the record menthal, D-Conn., said at records, which it generally re- ing the public’s right to know,” ly every paragraph on pages. number of requests for gov- the same congressional fuses to confirm or deny. To said Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., The White House said the ernment records, which ex- hearing. “There’s a common do otherwise, the NSA said, chairman of the Senate Judi- government’s figures demon- ceeded 700,000 for the first reaction for anybody who would pose an “an unaccept- ciary Committee. “It becomes strate “that agencies are re- time last year, and said deci- has any experience with it able risk” because terrorists too much of a temptation. If sponding to the president’s sions are harder than ever. that it doesn’t function well.” could check to see whether you screw up in government, call for greater transparency.” “The requests are more John Cook, the incoming the U.S. had detected their ac- just mark it top secret.” White House spokesman Eric complex than they were be- new editor at the Intercept, tivities. It censored records or Citizens, journalists, busi- Schultz noted that the gov- fore,” director Melanie Pus- the online magazine found- fully denied access to them in nesses and others last year ernment responded to more tay told the Senate Judiciary ed by investor Pierre Omid- 4,246 out of 4,328 requests, or made a record 704,394 re- requests than previously and Committee. yar, said his experience un- 98 percent of the time. Monday, March 17, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL A3

StateNEWS EDITOR SCOTT CALLAHAN n [email protected]&Region n 352-365-8203 www.dailycommercial.com Area Briefs MOUNT DORA LEESBURG Grantsmanship Network Chamber plans Gatsby-themed party monthly meeting is Thursday AUSTIN FULLER | Staff Writer merce’s upcoming Great according to Mount Dora would enjoy because of The Lake-Sumter Grantsmanship [email protected] Gatsby-themed party. Area Chamber of Com- the music that’s associ- Planned for 6 to 11 p.m. merce President Rob En- Network, representing nonprof- Jordan Baker, in F. Scott ated with it, the flapper it and similar agencies in Lake and on March 28, the party will glish. Fitzgerald’s The Great Gats- dresses, and the gangster Sumter counties, will feature speaker combine the chamber’s “We decided … to kind look for guys and stuff like Valerie Read of the Universal Orlando by, said she likes large par- annual Taste in Mount of step it up a notch when ties. “They’re so intimate,” that. We thought that… a Foundation at its monthly member- Dora and Casino Nights we combined events,” En- lot of people would pos- she said. “At small parties events. This will mark the glish said. “We decided ship meeting. Read will discuss apply- sibly come dressed in the ing for funding from the foundation. there isn’t any privacy.” first time the events have it’s (going to) be a themed 20s-era clothing, and we’ll The meeting will be at 10:30 a.m., Baker would be right at been held together, which event each year and so Thursday, at the United Way office, home at the Mount Dora led the chamber to add a this year, we thought of a see.” 32644 Blossom Ln. For information, Area Chamber of Com- theme that suited both, fun theme that everybody SEE GATSBY | A4 go to www.lsgn.org. TAVARES TAVARES Coast Guard captain prep class to be offered Cornerstone The Triangle Boat Club and Adams Marine Seminars will host a cap- tain’s prep course, today through March 28, at Triangle Boat Club, Hospice fills 12001 U.S. Highway 441. Passing the class and exam allows students to apply for a Coast Guard-issued top positions license. Classes meet from 6 to 10 p.m., Monday-Friday, and from AUSTIN FULLER | Staff Writer wasn’t a big learning 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and [email protected] Sunday. Pre-registration is required curve for me coming at 352-447-1950. DOUG FINGER / HALIFAX MEDIA GROUP Cornerstone Hos- into the position,” Gainesville Police, University of Florida Police and the Alachua County pice has made four White said. EUSTIS Sheriff’s Office work the scene of a shooting in Butler Plaza on March 3. leadership changes, She said as COO promoting two em- she is now com- Lake Tech Center to host ployees and filling pletely responsi- Health and Wellness Fair UF stabbing, chase, two other va- ble for patient cant positions. care. Lake Technical Center will host Rhonda “As a com- a Health and Wellness Fair from death of suspect traced White is the pliance offi- 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday at the main new Chief Op- cer, we were campus, 2001 Kurt St. MONIVETTE CORDEIRO the same ways be her erations Of- responsible The fair will be supported by Halifax Media Group time Mau- baby. ficer, Don- for monitor- SkillsUSA and Lowes, and will feature LOYKO reen was go- She didn’t na Loyko is ing the quali- health information booths, skin care aureen ing to work. start to pan- the new chief ty of the care, advice and blood pressure checks, Cravey’s The note he ic until the compliance offi- and also making sure with live entertainment by Rockin’ son left ear- that the care that M wrote said he calls start- cer, Tanya Holcomb Redemption. A silent auction will also ly the morning of CRAVEY ed. A family is the new control- was being delivered be held to raise funds for Jay Ryon, was going to the stabbing. friend called ler and Ursu- met all of the the son of a Lake County firefighter, drive around He didn’t sleep Maureen and said laws and reg- who was diagnosed with leukemia. Gainesville, an la Cutler is the well the Sunday he heard officials ulations. So, For information, go to www.lake- hour from their new vice pres- night before, get- say Michael’s name not involved tech.org, email [email protected]. Cross City home. ident of sales ting up sever- multiple times on and market- with… the pa- fl.us or call 352-589-2250. She didn’t think tient care it- al times. Michael about it much. Mi- the police scanner ing, accord- as they searched ing to a press self in my pre- Cravey, 28, left chael was her el- WHITE TAVARES for him. release and a vious role,” the house about dest son, but to White said of Health and Human Services 6:30 a.m., around her, he would al- SEE STABBING | A5 company offi- cial. the differences be- seeks grant applications White said she has tween her previ- Lake County’s Health and Human been Cornerstone ous job and her new Services Division is accepting grant MDHS Band plans fundraiser Hospice’s chief COO position. applications for funding up to compliance She added, $25,000 for youth intervention and office for the however, she Staff Report chased with cash, checks or has worked prevention programs, and up to credit cards. past six years. $10,000 for health and human ser- in hospice for The Mount Dora High The event is planned for 5 to She took over vices programs. Deadline for sub- School Band will have a din- the COO re- 15 years and 9 p.m. at Round Lake Chris- mission is 5 p.m. on April 30. ner with live and silent auc- sponsibilities is glad to be Bidder’s conferences will be from tions on April 5 to raise money tian Church, 31205 Round on March 1 as HOLCOMB coming back 9 a.m. to noon, Thursday, at the Lake for uniforms and equipment. Lake Rd., near Round Lake El- former COO to the care County Agriculture Center, 1951 “Helping to keep music ementary School. Dinner will Mary Manrique will side. Woodlea Rd., and from 9 a.m. to in our schools is so import- be served at 5:30 p.m. be retiring, accord- “I started my ca- noon, March 24 at the Lake County ant,” auction chairman Terry Dinner tickets are $10 if ing to a press release. reer in patient care. Emergency Communications and Askins said in an email. “Mu- purchased in advance and White said I was actual- Operations Center, 425 W. Alfred St. sic helps students learn disci- $15 at the door. Dessert will the adjust- ly delivering Call 352-742-6520 or go to www.lake- pline, responsibility, charac- be available for purchase, and ment does not care to the pa- tients and I’ve countyfl.gov/grant for information. ter and teamwork.” take-out dinners will also be pose a signifi- been away The dinner will feature a available. cant challenge CLERMONT three-course Italian dinner because of her from that for a For tickets, call Gayle Min- long time, and with live entertainment by nig at 352-383-9199, Michelle experience at Box car racing company CUTLER I love what the students. There will be a Dotto at 407-399-9683 or email Cornerstone to hold open house live auction and a silent auc- Hospice. hospice does. [email protected]. tion of theme park tickets, I think we provide On March 28, the Clermont/ “Even though I ha- sporting event tickets, gift Corporate tables of eight are the best care, health- Minneola Box Car Racing company, ven’t been respon- cards and gift baskets. available for $100 each, in- sible for the opera- care, and I’m glad 363 Sky Valley St., will host an open cluding a table-top logo and that I get to be more house at the community center from “We have lots of golf pack- tions, when you’re ages, restaurant gift cards and a mention in the agenda pro- compliance officer intimately involved 7 to 8:30 p.m. The group’s sanction- gram. Askins will personally in that,” White said. ing body is National Derby Rallies. local items that were donat- you have to know ev- deliver these tickets. Call 352- Loyko said she For information, call 352-708-4207, ed,” Askins said. erything about op- email [email protected] Auction items can be pur- 551-0133 for reservations. erations. So, there SEE HOSPICE | A4 or go to www.cmboxcarracing.com. IF YOU SEE NEWS SUMTER COUNTY HAPPENING, RECORD IT ... and we’ll share it with our readers. Passenger dies when vehicle is struck, overturned Some of our best story ideas and photos THERESA CAMPBELL | Staff Writer Dorey, 17, of Ocklawaha, was driving the same vehicle, Audrey Jean Mc- come from our readers. So don’t hesitate [email protected] a 2000 Dodge Durango northbound Quay, 70, of Umatilla, and Janene at 6:09 p.m. Saturday on County Grace Miller, 60, of Lady Lake, re- to share your youth activities, awards, A Lady Lake man died from in- Road 229 and approaching the inter- ported minor injuries and were tak- accomplishments, festivals, charity juries after a truck in which he was events and other things that make our section at County Road 466 when he en to TVRH. a passenger was struck and over- failed to stop at a posted stop sign. FHP said Dorey also had minor communities special. And don’t overlook turned in a two-vehicle crash Sat- As a result, FHP said, Dorey’s truck injuries and was taken to Marion those family milestones — birthdays, urday night in Sumter County, said collided with the left side of a 2001 County West Hospital. engagements, marriages, business Florida Highway Patrol troopers. Dodge Ram driven by Robert W. The crash was not alcohol-relat- promotions and military news. Arthur Miller, 59, of Lady Lake, Plunk, 65, of Umatilla. ed and everyone was wearing seat- died at The Villages Regional Hos- Upon impact, Plunk’s truck rotated belts, according to the police report. Just email your photos and news to ... pital, according to the police report. and overturned. Miller, a passenger Gaskins said the accident re- [email protected] Sgt. Steve Gaskins, public affairs in the vehicle, died from his injuries. mains under investigation and officer for FHP, said Clayton Andrew Plunk, along with two others in charges are pending. A4 DAILY COMMERCIAL Monday, March 17, 2014 LEESBURG IN MEMORY DEATH NOTICES died Saturday, March 15, 2014. Beyers Funer- Ruth K. Carroll Hospitals to host job fairs al Home Leesburg Ruth K. Carroll, 80, of Richard Poirier Staff Report job fair from 7:30 a.m. interviews at both lo- Interested job-seek- the Villages, died Fri- to 2 p.m. Tuesday at cations as we try to ers can download day, March 14, 2014. Richard Poirier, 69, Central Florida the hospital’s west lob- fill a variety of clinical an application and Banks/Page-Theus Fu- of the Villages, died on Health Alliance will nerals and Cremations, by, 600 E. Dixie Rd., and non-clinical posi- pre-register for the Saturday, March 15, host job fairs this week Wildwood. tions,” said Lori Faries, event at www.cfhaca- 2014. Page-Theus Fu- at Leesburg Region- Leesburg. ■■ TVRH job fair director of recruit- reers.com by clicking David Cifuni nerals and Cremations, al Medical Center and Leesburg. The Villages Region- is slated for 12:30 to ment and human rela- on the Spring Career David Cifuni, 95, of al Hospital in efforts 7 p.m. Thursday at the tions at Central Florida Days link. Those who Leesburg, died Friday, Paul Young to recruit employees hospital’s main lobby, Health Alliance. pre-register and at- March 14, 2014. Page- Paul Young, 66, of for open positions at 1451 El Camino Real, Applicants are en- tend one of the events Theus Funerals and Leesburg, died on Fri- Cremations, Leesburg both locations, offi- The Villages. couraged to dress pro- will be entered into a day, March 14, 2014. cials said. “Candidates will be fessionally and bring a drawing for a $100 Visa James W. Fahnestock Steverson, Hamlin & ■ ■ LRMC will have its offered on-the-spot current resume. gift card. James William Fahne- Hilbish Funerals and stock, 86, of Leesburg, Cremations, Tavares. Battle to save old homes not over LEESBURG CHRISTINA VEIGA unusual for chang- Miami Herald es to be proposed be- Lake students MIAMI BEACH — tween the first and Sometimes, preserva- second readings of tionists say, it takes a the laws. martyr: A lovely but old “It just shows how urged to attend building has to fall to pathetic it is that we the wrecking ball be- cannot have the vi- fore cities move to save sion . . . to try to pro- AP seminars historically significant tect these homes a little bit better,” said structures. Staff Report tion, English Literature Preservationists will C.W. GRIFFIN / AP Nancy Liebman, a for- mer city commission- Composition, Calcu- soon have another Dr. Leonard Hochstein, right, and his wife, Lisa Hochstein, of Lake County high lus, Human Geography, martyr. The white man- “The Real Housewives of Miami,” stand with their dog Leo in er who now heads Mi- school students cur- front of a mansion they bought on Star Island in Miami Beach. ami Beach United, a U.S. History and World sion that sits at the tip rently taking Advanced History. The Satur- citywide homeowners of Miami Beach’s Star amine how it protects be built in the first place. Placement courses are day AP seminars in- organization. Island and designed by its historic resources. Beach commissioners encouraged to sign up clude test-taking strat- Liebman and oth- Walter deGarmo, Flor- The home, which approved the changes in for district-wide AP egies, practice exam ers say that despite ida’s first registered ar- Leonard and Lisa Hoch- February. seminars scheduled on questions and content the new rules, old- chitect, faces immi- stein purchased in a But some homeown- April 5 and 26 from 8 to overviews. They will be er homes will con- nent demolition. foreclosure sale, has be- ers and preservation- 11 a.m. and 12 to 3 p.m. designed and taught tinue to be knocked Its owners — a plastic come a symbol of what ists say the new laws The April 5 seminars by AP teachers from surgeon who calls him- preservationists say is don’t go far enough, down, and hulking will be held at Leesburg across the district. self the “boob god” and a rush to tear down the and might even have structures that push High School and Lake Students can receive his wife, a star of “The Beach’s historic homes the opposite effect. The from property line Minneola High School, more information from Real Housewives of Mi- and build massive new Miami Design Preserva- to property line will according to a press their AP teachers. There ami” — recently won a mansions on their ruins. tion League, which led stand in their places. release. The April 26 are 30 seats available bitter, protracted legal With 42 Star held up the crusade to preserve The preservation seminars will be held per session, awarded on battle to tear down their as an example, Miami 42 Star Island, is ask- league wants Miami at Mount Dora High a first-come, first-served 1925 home to make way Beach officials engaged ing elected officials to Beach to reconsider School and East Ridge basis. for a 20,000-square-foot real estate agents, de- reconsider — especial- the changes, and is High School. Registration for the estate. It will include six velopers, homeowners ly because the changes considering legal ac- The three-hour ses- April 5 seminars runs bedrooms, seven bath- and the historic pres- were introduced shortly tion if it does not. sions are designed through March 31 at rooms, a home theater, ervation communi- before the second pub- “We’re a small town to give students ex- www.surveymonkey. game room, wine cel- ty in more than a year lic vote to approve the and we have our sym- tra practice and re- com/s/ap_seminar_ lar, five-car garage and of meetings about the new rules. bols. And when cer- view for AP exams. Stu- april5. guest house. city’s preservation laws. In city government, tain symbols are lost, dents can select times Registration for the Just as the demoli- As a result, the city re- new laws usually re- it kind of gets a com- and subjects they want April 26 seminars runs tion of the Art Deco cently changed its build- quire two public hear- munity together and to attend. Subjects of- through April 21 at www. Senator Hotel in 1988 ing regulations to en- ings and votes before makes us think, ‘What fered include English surveymonkey.com/s/ led to legislation aimed courage homeowners to becoming final. The can we do to make Language Composi- ap_seminar_april26. at protecting import- retain historically signif- league says the most sure this doesn’t hap- ant buildings, a push icant properties and to controversial chang- pen again?’” Ciraldo to save the manse at 42 protect neighborhood es were not discussed said. “Somebody’s got opportunity the pro- Star Island has forced character by restricting publicly before the fi- to do it. It’s important HOSPICE motion brings.” Miami Beach to re-ex- what kind of homes can nal vote, though it is not to the city.” FROM PAGE A3 Holcomb previously worked for The Villages joined Cornerstone Health System, and has from area restaurants, Sunset Park and casino cording to a press Hospice a little over a “17 years of experience GATSBY searchlights in the sky, games with play mon- release. year ago as a risk man- guiding teams in finan- FROM PAGE A3 a 1920s car for photo ey and prizes, English Proceeds from ager. cial analysis, reporting, opportunities, a black said. He added this will the events will go She has more than 30 forecasting, auditing, The event will in- and white photo booth, also be the first time the to continued res- years of nursing, lead- budgeting and cash clude food samplings a 10-piece jazz band in events have live music. toration of the his- ership and risk man- management for ser- This year the party toric train station agement experience vice and healthcare in- will again include the owned and occu- in home care, hospice dustries,” the press re- tasting event from Lake pied by the cham- and corrections health lease states. Receptions, according ber, English said. care, according to a The controller posi- to English. Tickets for the press release. tion has been vacant The night’s activities event are $50 per for several months and Loyko said both her will take place on 4th person and can be the vice president of parents were at Corner- Avenue, Alexander Av- purchased at www. sales and marketing stone Hospice, which enue, in Sunset Park MountDora.com position has been va- motivated her career and on the chamber of or by phone at 352- cant for two years, ac- choice. commerce’s patio, ac- 383-2165. cording to the release. “I think it was at that Cutler, as vice pres- point… that I realized ident of sales in mar- that this is something keting, will be in charge I think I want to do in of outreach, includ- my nursing career, and ing marketing, adver- here I am,” Loyko said. tising and community “I saw the teamwork, and clinical outreach, a I saw the caring, I saw press release stated. the compassion and Cornerstone Hospice I really felt that this is covers seven coun- someplace that I really ties and has more than wanted to work.” 700 employees compa- She added she is ny-wide, according to “very excited about the White. 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rienced anything like Street. Deputy Chief officials he had run STABBING it, and I’ve been in dis- Darren Baxley followed into the Pier 1 Imports FROM PAGE A3 patch 19 years.” him down Southwest in Butler Plaza with Officer Brian Smith 13th Street, driving an a black-and-yellow Maureen texted Mi- was on his way to unmarked police car, hatchet. chael, but he seemed Leigh Hall when he the report said. At 10:04 a.m., GPD to have no idea what saw the dark-colored As they approached Lt. Mike Schibuola ap- she was talking about. Jeep speed past him on the entrance of the proached Cravey with Around 8:30 a.m., Mi- Stadium Road. Kirkwood subdivision, his gun pointed at him chael’s younger broth- Behind the Jeep, Cravey made a sud- and ordered him to er, Mather Cravey, Smith saw UPD’s Wil- den U-turn and start- drop the hatchet. called Michael on the son following the Jeep ed driving north. At the Cravey in- phone. in an attempt to get the intersection of South- stead sprinted to- Michael told Mather DOUG FINGER / HALIFAX MEDIA GROUP tag. Officer Daymon west 13th Street and ward Schibuola with Kizzar, who was be- he was going through A Gainesville police officer opened fire and killed Michael 16th Avenue, police his hatchet raised, a McDonald’s drive-th- Cravey, 28, of Cross City, after Cravey crashed his Jeep into hind Smith, positioned said Cravey ran the red the report said. ru as they were speak- a vehicle, pictured here on Archer Road. his police car to block light, crossed in front Schibuola fired his ing. Mather asked his Cravey and pointed his of other vehicles and weapon, shooting mul- him when he died that enjoying himself, she brother what he was gun at him, the report turned left onto 16th tiple times and hitting Monday morning in said. doing and urged him said. Avenue. Cravey. the hospital after the Cliff Preston told po- to do whatever the po- Cravey ducked but As several police cars Two women lying on shooting. lice he didn’t remem- continued driving as surrounded him at the the sidewalk near the lice were asking of him The first thing Cliff ber how many times he or to go home if noth- Kizzar yelled at him to intersection of South- PetSmart entrance said Preston noticed when was stabbed. Doctors stop. Smith and Kiz- west 16th Avenue and Cravey ignored precise ing was going on. he pulled into the later said Preston had “I’m being set up,” zar began to pursue Archer Road, Cravey commands from the parking lot behind three stab and slash the Jeep down Stadium drove across the me- police officer to show Michael told him. “I’ve Leigh Hall that Mon- wounds to his neck, got to figure this out.” Road as Cravey ran red dian into the opposite his hands and did not day morning was the two to his back, one lights and stop signs, lane and continued on obey, the report said. Maureen and Ma- black Jeep. near his collarbone ther had no idea the report said. Archer Road, the report After detaining Preston, 59, and his and one on his right After making his way said. Again, the pur- Cravey in handcuffs, that at the time Mi- wife, Beckie Preston, forearm. His shoul- chael was speaking to through the west side suit had become too officers rolled him over 60, both work at UF der blade and collar of campus, Cravey dangerous, according and cut his shirt open. them, multiple agen- and park in the same bone were also cracked cies in Gainesville were turned right onto to police, and they let Cravey’s breathing was parking lot around 6:55 during the attack, the Southwest 34th Street him speed away down shallow, and he had searching for him in a.m. every weekday report said. connection with the and headed north. Po- Archer Road. blood coming out of morning. This morning After the stabbing, lice chased him as he Minutes later, police his mouth, the report stabbing of a Univer- was no different, ex- Beckie Preston said sity of Florida staff weaved through traf- said Cravey crashed said. One officer per- cept for the unfamiliar Cravey came back to fic going about 90 into another vehicle formed CPR as oth- member in a campus vehicle parked south of her vehicle and de- parking lot. mph and drove on the near Sonny’s BBQ and ers tried to control the his, Preston told UPD manded she get out of wrong side, the report They didn’t know Southwest 37th Boule- bleeding until para- Detective Ellen Duffy. the car, slamming his said. then that over the vard. Bystanders told medics arrived. As Preston was get- fist on the passenger Officers stopped course of the morn- ting out of his blue car, window. chasing Cravey around ing Michael would lead he noticed the driv- Evelyn Wilson, a se- the 4300 block of New- police on two danger- er of the unfamiliar ve- nior operator at UPD, berry Road because it ous high-speed chas- hicle walking around was coming into work became too dangerous, es through the city that the back of his car and when she saw Cliff they said. Although officers abandoned looking at his license Preston on the side- they lost him, they when the chases be- plate. Preston asked walk. From her car, she managed to get his tag came especially dan- the younger man, who asked him if he was and connect their sus- gerous. Or that later he police have said was OK, she said. pect to a name, the re- would crash into an- Michael Cravey, if there “No, I was stabbed,” port said. other car and escape was a problem or if he Preston told her, point- Around 8:30 a.m., into a nearby shopping needed help, the police ing twice at Cravey, Cravey went through center. report said. who was near Pres- the drive-thru at the And it wasn’t until “Do you have a gun?” ton’s car. “He tried to campus McDonald’s much later that police Cravey reportedly kill me.” on Northwest 13th would tell them that asked him. Cravey stared blank- Street and got a meal, Michael had run at an Preston told detec- ly at her, as though he the report said. officer with a hatchet tives he was confused was looking through Police finally spot- and that, seconds later, and said no. Cravey her, Wilson said. ted Cravey again at the officer fired a volley then made statements Then he got into his 9:42 a.m. near Tigert of bullets at Michael, about meeting “Mike Jeep and drove toward Hall on Southwest 13th fatally wounding him. Potter,” but Pres- the entrance, going Details of the inci- ton told him he didn’t around Mechlowitz, dents that led to Mi- know a Mike Potter, the who tried to block his chael’s death on March report said. path with her car. Wil- 3, including his fami- That’s when Cravey son followed Cravey in ly’s recollections and reportedly pulled out her car down Buckman the observations of a 4-inch folding knife Drive to get his license the man whom police and Preston told his plate, the report said. say Michael stabbed, wife to run. As other officers be- are contained in a 69- As Beckie Preston gan chasing the man page incident report locked herself in the down Buckman Drive, released this past week car, Cliff Preston ran Officer Timothy Peck by the University of toward the sidewalk applied pressure to Florida Police Depart- yelling for help. Cravey Preston’s wounds un- ment. caught up to him til paramedics arrived After almost two quickly and knocked and took Preston to UF weeks of searching, him to the ground, the Health Shands Hospital. Maureen Cravey says report said. Beckie Preston ran to she is not one step UF student Karah her husband and be- closer to understand- Mechlowitz was wait- gan yelling and shak- ing why — why Mi- ing for her friend in the ing her hands as by- chael left her house, same parking lot when stander Michael why he reportedly she saw Cravey chas- Santarsiero held her. stabbed that man, why ing Preston and laugh- Wilson said she he didn’t listen to po- ing. She thought it was stayed calm as she lice. prank until she saw comforted Beckie Pres- The only person who him stab Preston in the ton but later broke knows the answers, she neck, the report said. down. says, is her son — and The whole time, “It was surreal,” she he kept that truth with Cravey seemed to be said. “I’ve never expe-

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AP PHOTO calmly said the last words heard from the missing Malaysian jet- Syrian government forces ride a motorcycle around the main square after being deployed in Yabroud town, Syria, liner, one of the Boeing 777’s on Sunday. communications systems had already been disabled, authori- ties said Sunday, adding to sus- picions that one or both of the Syrian army pilots were involved in the dis- appearance of the flight. ousts rebels from Investigators also examined a flight simulator confiscated from the home of one of the pi- border stronghold lots and dug through the back- ground of all 239 people on

BARBARA SURK and DIAA HADID Lebanon, “pouring board, as well as the ground ERIC A. PASTOR / AP Associated Press gasoline on sectari- crew that serviced the plane. The Malaysia Airlines jet took U.S. Navy crew members on board an aircraft P-8A Poseidon assist in search and BEIRUT — With reb- an divisions and likely rescue operations for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 in the Indian Ocean on bring more violence” off from Kuala Lumpur in the Sunday. els fleeing into neigh- wee hours of March 8, headed boring Lebanon, Syri- into the country. co-pilot who spoke to air traffic In the United States, Dan Outgunned by As- to Beijing. On Saturday, the Ma- an government troops controllers. Pfeiffer, senior adviser to Presi- sad’s army and Hez- laysian government announced and Hezbollah fight- Given the expanse of land dent Barack Obama, told NBC’s bollah, rebels aban- findings that strongly suggest- ers captured a strategic and water that might need to be “Meet the Press” that the FBI doned their positions ed the plane was deliberate- town near the frontier searched, finding the wreckage was supporting the criminal on the hills surround- ly diverted and may have flown Sunday, ousting op- could take months or longer. Or probe. ing Yabroud overnight as far north as Central Asia or position fighters from it might never be located. Estab- Rep. Peter King, chairman of Sunday, collapsing the south into the vast reaches of their last stronghold in lishing what happened with any the House Homeland Securi- fighter ranks inside the Indian Ocean. the vital border area. degree of certainty will probably ty subcommittee on counter- the town and allowing Authorities have said some- Yabroud was a ma- require evidence from cockpit terrorism and intelligence, said government forces to one on board the plane first jor smuggling hub for voice recordings and the plane’s on ABC’s “This Week” that so far move in from the east disabled one of its communi- the rebels trying to flight-data recorders. “there’s nothing out there indi- shortly after dawn, cations systems — the Aircraft overthrow President The search area now includes cating it’s terrorists.” a spokesman for the and Communications Address- Bashar Assad. The 11 countries the plane might Investigators are trying to an- rebel coalition and the ing and Reporting System, or town’s fall is the latest have flown over, Hishammud- swer these questions: If the two Syrian army said. ACARS — about 40 minutes af- in a string of strategic din said, adding that the num- pilots were involved in the dis- Yabroud was an im- ter takeoff. The ACARS equip- gains by Assad’s forc- ber of countries involved in the appearance, were they working portant supply line for ment sends information about es that have consoli- operation had increased from together or alone, or with one or rebels into Lebanon. the jet’s engines and other data dated authority in the 14 to 25. more of the passengers or crew? The town overlooks an to the airline. past months in Syria’s “The search was already a Did they fly the plane under du- important cross-coun- Around 14 minutes later, the major cities, including highly complex, multinational ress or of their own will? Did one try highway from Da- transponder that identifies the the capital, Damascus. effort,” he said. “It has now be- or more of the passengers man- mascus to the central plane to commercial radar sys- Militants from Leb- come even more difficult.” age to break into the cockpit or city of Homs. tems was also shut down. The anon’s Shiite group The search effort initially fo- use the threat of violence to gain “There’s no doubt fact that both systems went dark Hezbollah have been cused on the relatively shallow entry and then seize the plane? Yabroud had big stra- separately offered strong evi- instrumental to As- waters of the South China Sea And what possible motive could tegic importance,” said dence that the plane’s disap- sad’s success on the and the Strait of Malacca, where there be for diverting the jet? Capt. Islam Alloush, a pearance was deliberate. battlefield, and sup- the plane was first thought to Malaysia’s police chief, Khalid spokesman of the Is- On Sunday, Malaysian De- port from the Irani- be. Hishammuddin said he had Abu Bakar, said he asked coun- lamic Front, a rebel co- fense Minister Hishammuddin an-backed fighters ap- asked governments to hand over tries with citizens on board the alition who had fought Hussein told a news conference pears to have tipped sensitive radar and satellite data plane to investigate their back- in Yabroud but were that that the final, reassuring the balance into the to try to get a better idea of the grounds, no doubt looking for now streaming into words from the cockpit — “All government’s favor plane’s final movements. anyone with terrorism ties, avi- Lebanon. The biggest right, good night” — were spo- in Yabroud. However, With more information, he ation skills or prior contact with immediate loss, Al- ken to air traffic controllers after the fact that opposi- the ACARS system was shut off. said, the search zone could be the pilots. He said that the intel- loush said, would be tion fighters fled into Whoever spoke did not mention narrowed “to an area that is ligence agencies of some coun- that rebels now had Lebanon, where Hez- any trouble on board. more feasible.” tries had already done so and no way of supplying bollah is a major force, Air force Maj. Gen. Affendi Malaysia is leading the search found nothing suspicious, but fighters outside of Da- suggests the conflict Buang told reporters he did not for the plane and the investiga- he was waiting for others to re- mascus, where Syrian could bleed further know whether it was the pilot or tion into its disappearance. spond. into Syria’s neighbor. forces have surround- The civil war already ed a series of opposi- has ignited polarizing tion-held areas, deny- sectarian tensions be- ing them food, power tween Lebanon’s Sun- and clean water. Egypt crackdown brings most arrests in decades Syrian Defense Min- nis and Shiites. HAMZA HENDAWI and nails are long, he ister Gen. Fahd Jassem “It’s a good day for Associated Press has a beard and he is al-Freij hailed the ar- Assad,” said Fawaz A. unclean,” said Nagham my’s latest triumph CAIRO — Egypt’s Gerges, director of the Omar, describing to the while inspecting crackdown on Islamists Middle East Center at AP the conditions that the London School of troops in Yabroud on has jailed 16,000 peo- her 20-year-old son Economics. “He has Sunday. “We are mov- ple over the past eight Salahideen Ayman Mo- not only survived the ing from one victory to months in the coun- hammed has endured past three years, but another,” al-Freij said try’s biggest round-up since his arrest in Jan- his army is intact and in comments carried in nearly two decades, uary while participat- on a rebound, with his by state news agen- according to previous- ing in a pro-Morsi pro- allies Hezbollah firm- cy SANA. He said the ly unreleased figures test. He and 22 others ly behind him.” army troops are now from security officials. However, Gerg- “chasing terrorists and Rights activists say re- are crammed in a 3-by- AP FILE PHOTO es warned the fall of gangs, and soon, all ports of abuses in pris- 3 meter (yard) cell in Yabroud will rever- their hideouts will be ons are mounting, with In this Jan. 8 photo, Egypt’s riot police officers arrest a man, a police station in the center, following clashes between supporters of Egypt’s ousted berate in neighboring destroyed.” prisoners describing southern city of Assiut, systematic beatings President Mohammed Morsi and riot police in Cairo, Egypt. said Omar, who visits and miserable condi- senior officials — two estimates by human him once a week. Mo- tions for dozens packed from the Interior Min- rights groups, was based hammed has not yet into tiny cells. istry and two from the on a tally kept by the In- been charged. The Egyptian gov- military — gave The As- terior Ministry to which The government says ernment has not re- sociated Press a count of the military also has ac- the police, run by the leased official num- 16,000, including about cess. It includes hun- Interior Ministry, have bers for those arrested 3,000 top- or mid-lev- dreds of women and changed their ways in the sweeps since the el members of Morsi’s minors, though the of- from the era of autocrat military ousted Islamist Muslim Brotherhood. Hosni Mubarak, when CENTRAL FLORIDA’S LARGEST ficials could not give ex- President Mohammed The count, which is act figures. The officials the security forces be- ST. PATRICK’S DAY BASH! Morsi in July. But four consistent with recent gave the figures to the came notorious for tor- AP on condition of an- ture and corruption. 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NEWS EDITOR WHITNEY WILLARD...... COPY DESK CHIEF GENE PACKWOOD...... EDITORIAL CARTOONIST Voices www.dailycommercial.com AVOICE Supreme Court ruling may make it more difficult to establish certain bike trails t might be sound reasoning, but a Su- preme Court decision this week on an ar- I cane legal-easement argument will likely have broad and regrettable consequenc- es, particularly in the West, for the national movement to convert old railroad beds into bicycle paths. The case, Brandt v. U.S., is rooted in the General Railroad Right of Way Law of 1875, through which Congress established a uni- form approach to granting easements on gov- ernment land so railroad companies could extend tracks through the heart of the still-de- veloping country. As the federal government deeded some of that land to homesteaders, the easements went with the property trans- fer, meaning that the new landowners were required to let the railroads use their property. But that 1875 law didn’t specify what would happen to the easement if the railroad line was abandoned, which is what occurred in 2004 to a 66-mile track running from Lara- OTHERVOICES mie, Wyo., to the Colorado state line. Two years later, federal lawyers filed legal papers asserting that the easement reverted The plight of the media’s sources to the government, part of a move to con- vert the railroad bed into the Medicine Bow hy should people talk curately rendered and proper- Rail Trail. to reporters? It’s a ques- ly contextualized (no sure thing, The Brandt family, which owns 83 acres W tion that’s seldom raised Edward that), what then? transected by the old railroad line, contest- among news people, which is Then the source’s contribution ed the government’s claim, arguing that the too bad, because it’s an import- Wasserman will be subjected to the boister- easement died with the railroad. As a result, ant one. ous give and take of the online the government had no right to maintain When you think about it, that MCCLATCHY-TRIBUNE multiverse, and his or her words, the easement — and thus no right to build a question goes to the founda- NEWS SERVICE motives and integrity will be de- public bike trail on the family’s land. tion of the entire edifice of a free nounced or impugned, often by The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 in favor press. And that foundation, at tle entente between government pseudonymous dingbats, some of the Brandt family (with Justice Sonia So- the moment, is shaky. and big media: The government of them undisclosed hirelings. tomayor dissenting), and it’s hard to find Let’s back up. No honest press, avoids a public fuss, and the me- None of that is fun. fault with the court’s logic. But it may have whatever its sense of mission and dia buy themselves immunity at To be sure, many informants the unfortunate effect of encouraging pri- however firm its legal protec- the cost of their sources’ safety. are essentially professional vate property owners to cut off public ac- tions, can outperform its sourc- Of course, as a matter of mor- sources, people sophisticated in cess to bike trails established over old rail- es. It can’t be any better, stron- al logic, ignoring the press is ab- handling journalists. They’re of- road easements, and to thwart efforts to ger, braver, more richly informed, surd. If publishing something ficials who are in the game, who build new ones. or more dedicated to broad pub- causes real harm, those respon- know how to negotiate terms be- The Rails to Trails organization behind lic purpose than the people who sible should be called to account forehand, and who know that the efforts says there are more than 21,000 swallow their misgivings, return — whether they’re former secu- their continuing value to the re- miles of rail-trails nationwide, but no one the phone call, step forward, and rity contractor Edward Snowden porter will guarantee that they’ll has kept track of how many were developed risk embarrassment and reprisal or The New York Times. be handled with consideration. on easements under the 1875 law, so it’s un- to talk to the reporter. More important, if the publi- But the source who’s imperiled clear how many miles will be affected. The mythology of journalism cation was, on balance, a pub- is the average Joe or Jane who has This is the regrettable repercussion of the enshrines the sleuths, sometimes lic benefit nobody should be significant information the pub- lic should hear, but whose col- court’s decision. Bike trails have added sig- the editors, even the publishers, punished — neither the mighty laboration is a one-off thing; this nificantly to the recreational offerings avail- but sources are really the whole news organization nor its source. person won’t ever be on any re- able around the country, and if they were ball game. Press freedom is noth- But news sources have few al- lies nowadays. And, it’s not just porter’s speed dial. This is the built on a now indefensible legal presump- ing more than source freedom, in the national security realm. If source who steps from obscuri- tion, care must be taken to protect existing one step removed. The right of you look at digital era news prac- ty off a cliff into public notoriety, trails and create a mechanism for their con- a news organization to tell what tices, the overall environment for hoping the landing will be soft, tinued development. That will likely take it learns is an empty abstraction sources has deteriorated, and po- perhaps expecting that with pub- negotiations with property owners, and without the willingness of news tential informants have better licity will come some measure of some federal park dollars to ensure the fu- sources to tell what they know. reason than ever to keep silent. protection, believing that speak- ture of the affected trails. If so, it would be a Considering how important Consider the channels through ing out is doing the right thing. good investment, and smart policy. sources are, it’s stunning how lit- which reporters and informants We don’t make it easy for them. tle affection they get and how From the Los Angeles Times. communicate. News organiza- They aren’t honored in the press flimsy the protections are that tions routinely post email ad- ethics books or the civics texts, anybody claims for them. For dresses for their reporters. But and the sociologists don’t bother starters, take the current na- does anyone believe an email studying how often they get hurt. tional security cases, the un- to a journalist is private, in the Yet they matter, crucially. They precedented Espionage Act way a phone conversation would understand that talking to the The newspaper of choice for Lake prosecutions that the Obama have been a decade ago? Can the press is what a responsible per- and Sumter counties since 1875 administration is pursuing reporter even safeguard his or son does, an action that belongs against whistleblowers who gave her own electronic correspon- among the indispensable ele- EDITORIALS news reporters secret informa- dence? 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DOUG FERGUSON behind going into the “If I could just stay John Senden, AP Golf Writer final round, closed in the moment, I knew of Australia, with a 1-under 70 for I was swinging well holds up PALM HARBOR — the trophy John Senden ended his first PGA Tour win enough to give it a since the 2006 John shake,” Senden said. after winning more than seven years Valspar without a victory by Deere Classic. The It took what he Championship making two late bird- timing couldn’t have called a “magic shot” on Sunday at ies, including a chip- been better. The victo- to shake loose from a Innisbrook in in from 70 feet on the ry sends the 42-year- traffic jam along the Palm Harbor. toughest hole at Innis- old Australian to the back nine of the Cop- CHRIS O’MEARA / AP brook, for a one-shot Masters next month. perhead course. The victory on a wild and Kevin Na had a long tournament was up windy Sunday at the birdie putt on the final for grabs over the fi- Valspar Champion- hole that would have nal two hours, with ship. forced a playoff, but it nine players separated Senden, two shots never came close. SEE GOLF | B2 B2 DAILY COMMERCIAL Monday, March 17, 2014 SCOREBOARD TV2DAY Sunday 13. Max Chilton, England, Marussia, 55, +2 laps. Tampa Bay 8, Boston 4 Milwaukee 13 54 .194 36½ At Bristol Motor Speedway Not Classfied Toronto 4, Baltimore 3, 10 innings WESTERN CONFERENCE BOXING Washington (ss) 4, Houston 3 Bristol, Tenn. 14. Jules Bianchi, France, Marussia, 49, Southwest 8:30 p.m. 1:34:32.241. N.Y. Yankees (ss) 7, Atlanta 4 W L Pct GB Lap length: .533 miles Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 0 (Start position in parentheses) 15. Romain Grosjean, France, Lotus, 43, ERS. San Antonio 49 16 .754 — FS1 — Lightweights, Jamie Kavanagh (15-1-1) vs. Andres Navarro (9-4-1); bantam- 16. Pastor Maldonado, Venezuela, Lotus, 29, ERS. Detroit 2, Washington (ss) 1 Houston 44 21 .677 5 weights, John Joe Nevin (0-0-0) vs. Alberto Candelaria (3-0-1); heavyweights, Alexis 17. Marcus Ericsson, Sweden, Caterham, 27, Oil N.Y. Yankees (ss) 7, Miami (ss) 0 Dallas 39 27 .591 10½ 1. (12) Carl Edwards, Ford Pressure. Cleveland (ss) 3, Chicago Cubs (ss) 2 Santos (12-0-0) vs. Sylvester Barron (8-3-0); junior middleweights, Julian Williams 2. (21) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, Memphis 39 27 .591 10½ 18. Sebastian Vettel, Germany, Red Bull, 3, Retired. Texas 14, Chicago White Sox 8 New Orleans 26 39 .400 23 (14-0-1) vs. Freddy Hernandez (30-6-0), at Boston 3. (23) Aric Almirola, Ford Cincinnati 7, Oakland 6 19. Lewis Hamilton, England, Mercedes, 2, Engine. Northwest 4. (37) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet 20. Felipe Massa, Brazil, Williams, 0, Accident. Chicago Cubs (ss) 6, N.Y. Mets (ss) 3 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 5. (5) Marcos Ambrose, Ford Seattle 5, L.A. Angels 3 W L Pct GB 21. Kamui Kobayashi, Japan, Caterham, 0, Ac- Oklahoma City 48 17 .738 — 1 p.m. 6. (1) Denny Hamlin, Toyota cident. Cleveland (ss) 5, San Francisco 1 7. (6) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet L.A. Dodgers 3, Colorado 3, tie Portland 43 23 .652 5½ ESPN — Preseason, St. Louis vs. Boston, at Fort Myers 22. Daniel Ricciardo, Australia, Red Bull, 57, Dis- Minnesota 32 32 .500 15½ 8. (10) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet qualified. Kansas City 9, San Diego 6, 10 innings NBA 9. (38) Brian Vickers, Toyota Arizona 6, Milwaukee 5 Denver 29 37 .439 19½ 10. (20) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet 11. (26) Austin Dil- ‌Major League Baseball Today’s Games Utah 22 44 .333 26½ 8 p.m. lon, Chevrolet Spring Training Glance N.Y. Yankees vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, 1:05 p.m. Pacific ESPN — Oklahoma City at Chicago 12. (8) Greg Biffle, Ford All Times EDT Washington vs. Detroit at Lakeland, 1:05 p.m. W L Pct GB 13. (3) Matt Kenseth, Toyota Atlanta vs. Houston at Kissimmee, 1:05 p.m. L.A. Clippers 47 20 .701 — 10:30 p.m. 14. (2) Brad Keselowski AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct St. Louis vs. Boston at Fort Myers, 1:05 p.m. Golden State 41 26 .612 6 ESPN — L.A. Clippers at Denver 15. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota Baltimore (ss) vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, Phoenix 38 28 .576 8½ 16. (9) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet Cleveland 14 3 .824 Seattle 14 5 .737 1:05 p.m. Sacramento 23 43 .348 23½ NHL 17. (30) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet N.Y. Mets vs. Miami at Jupiter, 1:05 p.m. L.A. Lakers 22 44 .333 24½ 18. (36) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet Tampa Bay 11 4 .733 7:30 p.m. Baltimore 10 6 .625 Chicago Cubs (ss) vs. Oakland at Phoenix, 4:05 x-clinched playoff spot 19. (11) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet p.m. Saturday’s Games NBCSN — Minnesota at Boston 20. (4) Joey Logano, Ford Detroit 10 7 .588 New York 10 9 .526 San Francisco vs. L.A. Angels (ss) at Tempe, Ariz., New York 115, Milwaukee 94 21. (28) Paul Menard, Chevrolet 4:05 p.m. Washington 101, Brooklyn 94 22. (16) David Gilliland, Ford Kansas City 8 8 .500 Minnesota 7 7 .500 Cleveland vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, Ariz., 4:05 Memphis 103, Philadelphia 77 23. (32) Josh Wise, Chevrolet p.m. Indiana 112, Detroit 104, OT 24. (14) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet Oakland 8 8 .500 Los Angeles 8 9 .471 Chicago White Sox vs. Milwaukee at Phoenix, Atlanta 97, Denver 92 25. (22) A J Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 4:05 p.m. Chicago 94, Sacramento 87 26. (34) Michael Annett, Chevrolet Houston 7 9 .438 SEC Chicago 6 8 .429 Colorado vs. San Diego at Peoria, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. Sunday’s Games 27. (25) Casey Mears, Chevrolet L.A. Angels (ss) vs. Chicago Cubs (ss) at Mesa, 28. (35) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet Boston 7 10 .412 Charlotte 101, Milwaukee 92 FROM PAGE B1 Toronto 7 10 .412 Ariz., 4:05 p.m. Phoenix 121, Toronto 113 29. (7) Kyle Busch, Toyota Minnesota vs. Baltimore (ss) at Sarasota, 7:05 30. (31) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet Texas 5 10 .333 Miami 113, Houston 104 NATIONAL LEAGUE p.m. New Orleans 121, Boston 120 (OT) 31. (19) David Ragan, Ford. Texas vs. Kansas City at Surprise, Ariz., 9:05 p.m. over his face in an- 32. (33) Alex Bowman, Toyota W L Pct Sacramento at Minnesota, late the Wildcats coming 33. (39) Travis Kvapil, Ford Miami 11 7 .611 Tuesday’s Games Dallas at Oklahoma City, late guish. oh-so-close to beat- 34. (41) Parker Kligerman, Toyota San Francisco 11 7 .611 Houston vs. Miami at Jupiter, 1:05 p.m. Utah at San Antonio, late 35. (13) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet Pittsburgh 10 7 .588 Toronto vs. Detroit (ss) at Lakeland, 1:05 p.m. Golden State at Portland, late The Gators extend- ing the first team to 36. (29) Martin Truex Jr., Chevrolet Arizona 11 9 .550 Boston vs. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa, 1:05 p.m. Cleveland at L.A. Clippers, late 37. (24) Michael McDowell, Ford Washington 10 9 .526 Detroit (ss) vs. N.Y. Mets at Port St. Lucie, 1:10 Tonday’s Games ed their school-record go 18-0 in SEC play 38. (17) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet Chicago 9 10 .474 p.m. Philadelphia at Indiana, 7 p.m. winning streak to 26 during the regular 39. (27) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet New York 8 9 .471 Texas (ss) vs. Milwaukee at Phoenix, 4:05 p.m. Atlanta at Charlotte, 7 p.m. 40. (18) Cole Whitt, Toyota Colorado 8 10 .444 Oakland vs. Chicago White Sox at Glendale, Ariz., Phoenix at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. games and await- season. 41. (42) Joe Nemechek, Toyota St. Louis 6 8 .429 4:05 p.m. Oklahoma City at Chicago, 8 p.m. 42. (40) Ryan Truex, Toyota Milwaukee 8 11 .421 Tampa Bay vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, 7:05 p.m. Utah at Houston, 8 p.m. ed a sure No. 1 seed First, Andrew Har- 43. (43) Timmy Hill, Chevrolet Cincinnati 8 12 .400 Chicago Cubs vs. Texas (ss) at Surprise, Ariz., Boston at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Los Angeles 6 10 .375 10:05 p.m. L.A. 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Tampa Bay (ss) 6, Toronto 3 ‌Trophee Hassan II Leading Scores with 14 points apiece, clanked off the rim. St. Louis 6, Atlanta 2 Atlantic 2. Kevin Magnussen, Denmark, McLaren, 57, Saturday Baltimore 2, N.Y. Yankees (ss) 1 W L Pct GB while Wilbekin and Dorian Finney-Smith 1:33:25.487. Toronto 37 28 .569 — At Golf du Palais Royal 3. Jenson Button, England, McLaren, 57, Washington 2, Miami (ss) 1 Detroit 14, Houston 3 Brooklyn 33 31 .516 3½ Agadir, Morocco Casey Prather had 11 grabbed the rebound 1:33:28.737. New York 27 40 .403 11 4. Fernando Alonso, Spain, Ferrari, 57, N.Y. Mets (ss) 3, Minnesota 3, tie Purse: $2.08 million each. for the Gators. Cincinnati 16, Milwaukee 4 Boston 22 44 .333 15½ Yardage: 6,951; Par: 72 1:33:33.994. Philadelphia 15 51 .227 22½ 5. Valtteri Bottas, Finland, Williams, 57, N.Y. Mets (ss) 9, Chicago Cubs (ss) 4 Third Round Kentucky, also Kentucky was 1:33:46.349. Texas 16, Oakland (ss) 15 Southeast Alejandro Canizares, Spain 62-68-69 — 199 6. Nico Hulkenberg, Germany, Force India, 57, Arizona 4, Cleveland 2 W L Pct GB Seve Benson, England 63-68-74 — 205 headed for the forced to foul three 1:33:49.428. Chicago Cubs (ss) 6, Kansas City 5 x-Miami 44 19 .698 — Robert-Jan Derksen, Netherlands 69-70-67 — 206 NCAAs, was paced by times to get Flori- 7. Kimi Raikkonen, Finland, Ferrari, 57, San Francisco (ss) 13, Seattle 6 Washington 35 31 .530 10½ Magnus A. Carlsson, Sweden 65-71-72 — 208 1:33:56.385. L.A. Dodgers (ss) 5, San Diego 4 Charlotte 33 34 .493 13 David Horsey, England 72-64-72 — 208 Aaron Harrison with da into the bonus. 8. Jean-Eric Vergne, France, Toro Rosso, 57, Colorado 4, L.A. Angels 4, tie, 10 innings Atlanta 29 35 .453 15½ Shiv Kapur, India 70-71-67 — 208 1:33:59.151. Oakland (ss) 8, San Francisco (ss) 1 Orlando 19 48 .284 27 Robert Karlsson, Sweden 71-67-70 — 208 16 points. Young add- With 23 seconds left, 9. Daniil Kvyat, Russia, Toro Rosso, 57, Philadelphia 4, Boston 1 Central Paul Waring, England 72-69-67 — 208 1:34:02.295. Miami (ss) 5, N.Y. Yankees (ss) 0 W L Pct GB Richard Bland, England 69-70-70 — 209 ed 13, while Willie Wilbekin missed the 10. Sergio Perez, Mexico, Force India, 57, Chicago White Sox 5, L.A. Dodgers (ss) 4 x-Indiana 49 17 .742 — Wade Ormsby, Australia 68-71-70 — 209 Cauley-Stein had 10 front end of a 1-and- 1:34:24.626. Sunday’s Games Chicago 37 29 .561 12 Marc Warren, Scotland 66-73-70 — 209 11. Adrian Sutil, Germany, Sauber, 56, +1 lap. Minnesota 4, Miami (ss) 2 Cleveland 26 40 .394 23 Rafa Cabrera-Bello, Spain 68-67-75 — 210 points, 11 rebounds 1, but Finney-Smith 12. Esteban Gutierrez, Mexico, Sauber, 56, +1 lap. N.Y. Mets (ss) 10, St. Louis 4 Detroit 25 41 .379 24 Jorge Campillo, Spain 71-69-70 — 210 and five blocks. came up with anoth- ‌PGA-Valspar Championship Scores Freddie Jacobson (49), $64,068 70-71-70-73 — 284 Retief Goosen (23), $15,892 72-73-64-79 — 288 Florida led 40-30 at er huge rebound and Sunday Carl Pettersson (49), $64,068 71-70-71-72 — 284 Peter Hanson (23), $15,892 75-70-69-74 — 288 halftime and scored was quickly fouled At Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club, Copperhead Course Ted Potter, Jr. (49), $64,068 73-71-67-73 — 284 Pat Perez (23), $15,892 68-71-77-72 — 288 Jordan Spieth (49), $64,068 71-70-71-72 — 284 Nicholas Thompson (23), $15,892 76-69-69-74 — 288 Palm Harbor the first six points of by the Wildcats. Fin- Ryo Ishikawa (43), $42,587 73-72-72-68 — 285 Brendon Todd (23), $15,892 70-75-70-73 — 288 Purse: $5.7 million Cameron Tringale (43), $42,587 74-71-70-70 — 285 James Driscoll (16), $13,053 73-70-68-78 — 289 the second half for its ney-Smith missed the Yardage: 7,340; Par: 71 Brian Harman (43), $42,587 71-70-73-71 — 285 J.B. Holmes (16), $13,053 71-74-71-73 — 289 Final Charley Hoffman (43), $42,587 70-72-67-76 — 285 Justin Leonard (16), $13,053 71-71-71-76 — 289 biggest lead. But Ken- front end, too, giving John Senden (500), $1,026,000 72-71-64-70 — 277 Morgan Hoffmann (43), $42,587 74-69-71-71 — 285 Michael Putnam (16), $13,053 69-72-74-74 — 289 tucky used a 14-0 run Kentucky a chance to Kevin Na (300), $615,600 70-68-68-72 — 278 Russell Knox (43), $42,587 70-73-70-72 — 285 Stuart Appleby (10), $12,426 71-73-74-72 — 290 Scott Langley (190), $387,600 71-69-69-70 — 279 Josh Teater (43), $42,587 73-70-70-72 — 285 Darren Clarke (10), $12,426 71-74-73-72 — 290 to close within one win it. Luke Donald (115), $235,600 71-72-67-70 — 280 Robert Allenby (37), $31,540 73-71-70-72 — 286 Jerry Kelly (10), $12,426 76-68-71-75 — 290 Robert Garrigus (115), $235,600 69-66-70-75 — 280 Jonathan Byrd (37), $31,540 70-73-70-73 — 286 D.H. Lee (10), $12,426 74-70-70-76 — 290 point with just over Coming out of a Erik Compton (37), $31,540 72-73-72-69 — 286 Will MacKenzie (115), $235,600 73-70-68-69 — 280 David Lingmerth (10), $12,426 73-72-71-74 — 290 George McNeill (90), $190,950 73-71-67-70 — 281 Ben Crane (37), $31,540 70-72-71-73 — 286 6 minutes remain- timeout, the Wildcats Graham DeLaet (73), $148,200 75-68-71-68 — 282 Justin Hicks (37), $31,540 72-72-70-72 — 286 Brandt Snedeker (10), $12,426 72-73-71-74 — 290 Matt Every (73), $148,200 68-71-72-71 — 282 John Merrick (37), $31,540 70-70-72-74 — 286 Michael Thompson (10), $12,426 72-69-72-77 — 290 ing. It was a nail-bit- didn’t even get off a David Hearn (73), $148,200 71-70-70-71 — 282 Chad Collins (31), $23,940 73-71-69-74 — 287 Stephen Ames (4), $11,742 72-70-72-77 — 291 er the rest of the way, shot. Matteo Manassero, $148,200 69-70-71-72 — 282 Harris English (31), $23,940 72-69-74-72 — 287 Jason Bohn (4), $11,742 71-74-73-73 — 291 Justin Rose (73), $148,200 71-68-69-74 — 282 James Hahn (31), $23,940 69-74-70-74 — 287 Nicolas Colsaerts (4), $11,742 69-73-76-73 — 291 Gary Woodland (73), $148,200 72-71-70-69 — 282 Matt Kuchar (31), $23,940 73-71-69-74 — 287 Padraig Harrington (4), $11,742 75-70-72-74 — 291 Sang-Moon Bae (55), $94,050 72-73-71-67 — 283 Kevin Streelman (31), $23,940 73-69-71-74 — 287 Marc Leishman (4), $11,742 75-69-74-73 — 291 Jason Dufner (55), $94,050 72-73-68-70 — 283 Y.E. Yang (31), $23,940 73-72-70-72 — 287 Paul Goydos (1), $11,229 75-69-73-75 — 292 mate Ricky Stenhouse Bill Haas (55), $94,050 69-73-72-69 — 283 Woody Austin (23), $15,892 71-71-74-72 — 288 Davis Love III (1), $11,229 74-70-71-77 — 292 NASCAR Chesson Hadley (55), $94,050 75-70-67-71 — 283 Greg Chalmers (23), $15,892 68-72-72-76 — 288 Rory Sabbatini (1), $11,229 70-72-72-78 — 292 Jr. across the fin- Charles Howell III (55), $94,050 71-70-74-68 — 283 K.J. Choi (23), $15,892 72-72-69-75 — 288 Daniel Summerhays (1), $11,229 77-68-71-76 — 292 Jason Kokrak (55), $94,050 74-68-68-73 — 283 Ben Curtis (23), $15,892 70-74-71-73 — 288 Sean O’Hair (1), $10,944 73-71-74-78 — 296 FROM PAGE B1 ish line. Aric Almiro- Jim Furyk (49), $64,068 71-69-71-73 — 284 Tommy Gainey (23), $15,892 69-72-72-75 — 288 John Mallinger (1), $10,830 71-73-74-80 — 298 la from Richard Pet- the lead on the restart ty Motorsports was with 70 laps remain- the afternoon, and the — who appeared in Cole — were saddled third as Ford drivers ing. HEAT third when Beverley his 100th career game, with three fouls. swept the top three He had no trouble FROM PAGE B1 was hit with a technical nearly seven years after Houston missed nine spots — one day after pulling out to an easy in the final minute. being the No. 1 overall of its first 11 shots of a Ford team won the lead and had victo- Harden finished with James hit a pair of free pick in the 2007 draft the second quarter, Twelve Hours of Se- ry in sight when the 30 points for Houston, throws with 46 seconds — would be starting at helping Miami extend bring sports car race yellow caution lights which got 21 points left for his first points center. It was the sec- its lead to 44-33. But for the first time since came on with two ond start of the sea- Houston got right back 1969. and 14 rebounds from of the final quarter, and laps remaining. No into it, first off a fortu- Dwight Howard. Pat- that sealed it for Mi- son for Oden, who also one was sure what Tony Stewart sal- rick Beverley add- ami, which moved back opened a game against nate bounce when an the caution was for vaged a horrific start ed 15 points and Ter- within three games Chicago last month in alley-oop from Chan- and Fennig even won- to the weekend — rence Jones scored 12 of Indiana for the No. part because James was dler Parsons bounced dered if water dam- he qualified 37th — for the Rockets, who’ve 1 spot in the Eastern unavailable while deal- off both Howard and age might have inad- by finishing a sea- dropped three straight. Conference. ing with a broken nose. Jones before finding vertently caused the son-best fourth. Wade helped spark Allen took anoth- Oden had three re- its way to Harden, who lights to turn on. Marcos Ambrose the run with a 50-foot er pass from Wade to bounds in the game’s hit a 3-pointer. Jones Then the sky sud- was fifth as both of assist that set up a score inside with 3:31 first three minutes, and added a conventional denly opened and RPM’s drivers finished 3-pointer from the left left, giving Miami the the Heat never trailed three-point play on the NASCAR had no inside the top five. corner by Allen, who lead for good. in the first half, going next Houston posses- choice but to declare Pole-sitter Denny also made three tech- Allen now has 24,370 into the break with a sion, and just like that the race over. Hamlin was sixth in nical-foul free throws points, two more than 57-54 lead. Miami’s lead was down NASCAR said after the highest-finishing down the stretch. One Iverson. James had 15 in the to five. the race that the lights Toyota and was fol- came after a defensive The first surprise of half, Bosh and Wade Harden and Howard malfunction triggered lowed by Hendrick three-second viola- the day came about each had 11, but both combined for 15 in the the final caution, and Motorsports team- tion, another following 20 minutes before tip- of Miami’s point guards third, and Houston led officials made it a full mates Jeff Gordon Houston’s second de- off, when the Heat an- — starter Mario Chalm- 81-79 entering the final caution “because op- and Kasey Kahne. Bri- lay-of-game whistle on nounced Greg Oden ers and backup Norris 12 minutes. eration of the lights an Vickers was ninth was comprised.” and rookie Kyle Lar- Edwards led Roush son rounded out the 20-foot birdie putt on down a crowded lead- player who shot par or top 10. GOLF the 17th. erboard, but he played better all four days. He Fenway Racing team- FROM PAGE B1 Equally import- bogey-free on the back closed with a 70 to fin- ant was the par on the nine and came up with ish alone in third. IF YOU’RE PLAYING, WE’RE INTERESTED by three shots at one 18th, which was just as a key par save from 6 Robert Garrigus start- When sports are being played in Lake County, we want to point, and Senden part difficult as the birdies. feet on the 16th and a ed the final round with of a three-way tie for He needed two putts 15-foot birdie putt on a one-shot lead, and report it and we need your help. Directors and coaches the lead heading into up a ridge and break- the 17th to get with- that didn’t last long. His of recreational and youth leagues can send game results, the treacherous, three- ing slightly to the right in one. But his pitch- tee shot on the third statistics, team and action photos, and we’ll publish them before it went swift- hole closing stretch at ing wedge on the 18th hole bounced off a lawn in the newspaper and on our website. Proud parents can Innisbrook known as ly down the slope and was too strong, and his chair and against a tree, breaking to the left. birdie putt never had a leading to a double bo- send us individual photos and accomplishments. the “Snake Pit.” The 40-foot putt settled chance. gey. He made another He went birdie-bird- Just email them to [email protected] inches from the cup. He closed with a 72. double bogey on No. 6 ie-par, and it took all he Senden finished at Scott Langley, hit- and went out in 41. And could muster. 7-under 277, the third ting superb shots to he went 26 holes with- After driving into the straight tournament account for the wind, out a birdie. By the time CONTACTUS trees and playing short on the Florida swing didn’t hit a green over he made a birdie, it was of the green on the won with a single-digit the final four holes and too late. Garrigus, now SPORTS EDITOR or 352-365-8279. 16th, Senden lofted a FRANK JOLLEY 352-365-8268 score under par. still managed to save 0-4 with at least a share n Amateur Listings (col- pitch with perfect pace Na played in the final par on three of them. of the 54-hole lead, had FAX 352-365-1951 lege scholarships, meeting and watched it tumble group and made sure The one bogey on the a 75 to tie for fourth at into the cup for one of pace of play was only 16th hole, when he 4 under. EMAIL announcements, schedule only two birdies in the a memory. He missed went long of the green Senden last won a [email protected] changes, outdoors notices) can final round. Equipped a 3-foot bogey putt from the middle of the tournament at the end n Schools or coaches can be faxed to 352-365-1951, or with a one-shot lead, late on the front nine fairway, proved costly. of 2006 in the Austra- report game results after 6 emailed to sports@dailycom- he followed that with a that sent him plunging Langley was the only lian Open. p.m. by calling 352-365-8268, mercial.com Monday, March 17, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL B3 Gators No. 1 seed in NCAA South Region MARK LONG 13th-seeded Tulsa (21-12) Associated Press play Friday in San Diego. Florida’s path to the Final The Bruins, in their first sea- Four is filled with college son under coach Steve Al- basketball blue bloods. ford, upset Arizona in the The Gators earned the Pac-12 tournament cham- tournament’s overall No. 1 pionship game Saturday. seed after beating Kentucky Tulsa closed with 11 con- 61-60 in the Southeastern secutive wins under sec- Conference championship ond-year coach Danny game Sunday. Coach Billy Manning, a former Kansas Donovan’s team, which has star whose alma mater also won 26 consecutive games, is in the region. is the top seed for the first The Golden Hurricane se- time since winning the sec- cured their berth by win- ond of back-to-back nation- ning the Conference USA al titles in 2007. “It’s kind of what we ex- tournament, earning their pected,” said guard Scottie first NCAA tournament Wilbekin, the SEC’s player berth since 2003. of the year and tournament San Diego also will host MVP. “It feels good. Obvi- No. 5 seed Virginia Com- ously, it doesn’t matter when monwealth and 12th-seed- the games start playing.” ed Stephen F. Austin. The Florida (32-2) will open Lumberjacks (31-2), who tournament play Thursday have won 28 in a row, won in Orlando, in the South Re- the Southland Conference gion. The Gators will face STEVE HELBER / AP tournament and are making the winner of Albany (18- their first NCAA tournament 14) and Mount St. Mary’s Florida center Patric Young (4) celebrates with forward Will Yeguete (15) after the second half of an NCAA college basketball game against Kentucky in the SEC title game on Sunday in Atlanta. Florida won 61-60. appearance since 2009. (16-16), two 16 seeds that VCU (26-8) lost to Saint play Tuesday night in Day- Conference final to earn its country, a team that four never pay attention to Joseph’s in the Atlantic 10 ton, Ohio. eighth NCAA tournament weeks ago was thought to be what’s being said,” se- championship Sunday. “We’ve got to stay locked appearance and first since the best team in the country. nior forward Josh Huestis The Rams are making their in and not let it get to our 2007. “You have a team in said. “One thing I’ve really fourth consecutive trip to heads,” Wilbekin added. Behind star freshman An- UCLA that’s one of the hot- learned about Coach Daw- Florida’s road to Dal- drew Wiggins, Kansas cap- test teams in the country. kins is he can stay very fo- the NCAA tournament and las could get considerably tured its 10th straight Big You could make a case that cused despite the chaos have at least one win in each tougher after that, with No. 2 12 regular-season title but if everybody in our region- around him.” of their first three trips. They seed Kansas, No. 3 seed Syra- lost to eventual champi- al plays to their ceilings, it Syracuse (27-5) will face advanced to the Final Four cuse and No. 4 seed UCLA all on Iowa State in the tourna- could be the hardest region 14th-seeded Western Mich- in 2011. in the South. The Jayhawks, ment semifinals to dash any of any of them.” igan (23-9) on Thursday in Florida has come up just Orange and Bruins have a hopes of a No. 1 seed. The No. 7 New Mexico (27-6) Buffalo, N.Y. The Orange short of the Final Four the combined 15 national titles Jayhawks likely will be with- and No. 10 Stanford (21-12) gets a chance to end its last three years, losing to and plenty of experience on out 7-footer Joel Embiid un- also meet in St. Louis. It’s late-season fade. Syracuse Butler (2011), Louisville college basketball’s biggest til the tournament’s second Stanford’s 17th NCAA berth was 25-0 and No. 1 in the (2012) and Michigan (2013) stage. weekend. The Big 12 defen- and first since 2008, short- country last month, but lost in regional finals. “Anybody in the country sive player of the year has a ly before coach Johnny Daw- four of six to close the regu- The senior-laden Gators can come out and win it,” kins was hired from Duke’s stress fracture in his lower lar season. have had their sights set on Florida center Patric Young back. staff to replace Trent John- The Broncos (23-9) are in the Final Four all year — said. “You obviously worry son. the field for the first time Kansas (24-9) opens the about winning a two-game Last spring, athletic direc- since 2004 after beating To- and now the last leg of the tournament Friday against tournament,” Kansas coach tor Bernard Muir said Stan- ledo for the Mid-American journey begins. 15th-seeded Eastern Ken- Bill Self said. “You don’t wor- ford needed to reach the Conference championship. ‘’We’ve still got work to tucky in St. Louis, a relative- ry about what you could po- NCAAs to show progress or No. 6 seed Ohio State (25- do,” forward Dorian Fin- ly short trip for the Jayhawks. tentially worry about next Dawkins’ future could be in 9) and 11th-seeded Dayton ney-Smith said. “Now we’ve Eastern Kentucky (24-9) beat week. In our regional, you jeopardy. (23-10) also play in Buffalo. got to start from the bottom Belmont in the Ohio Valley got the best team in the “Coach always tells us UCLA (26-8) and and work our way back up.” B4 DAILY COMMERCIAL Monday, March 17, 2014 COLLEGE BASKETBALL No. 6 UVa tops No. 7 Duke 72-63 for ACC championship JOEDY MCCREARY 24 shooting for the most of the day, yet Associated Press third-seeded Blue could never get any Devils (26-8), who separation until the fi- GREENSBORO, N.C. were making their nal 2½ minutes. — Malcolm Brogdon 31st appearance in the Akil Mitchell hit a scored 23 points and championship game shot to make it 61-57, No. 6 Virginia claimed but were denied their then stripped Parker its first Atlantic Coast ACC-record 20th title. at the other end to set Conference tourna- The Cavaliers came up Harris’ wide-open ment title since 1976 to Greensboro off of 3 in transition that ex- by beating No. 7 Duke their first outright reg- tended the lead to sev- 72-63 on Sunday. ular-season title since en and had Duke’s Tournament MVP 1981, and were trying Rodney Hood fuming. Joe Harris added 15 to do something not Harris gave Duke a points and hit the even Ralph Sampson final chance when he backbreaking 3-point- could do. rushed up a shot and MICHAEL CONROY / AP er with just under 2 It had been a long Quinn Cook countered Players on the Michigan State bench react to their victory in the Big Ten Conference minutes remaining for time — 38 years — with a 3 with 1½ min- tournament on Sunday in Indianapolis. the top-seeded Cava- since Wally Walker utes left to pull the Blue liers (28-6). led Virginia to its only Devils back within four. They shot 45 per- previous ACC tourna- Brogdon then drove cent, pestered the Blue No. 22 Michigan St. ment title. through the Duke de- Devils into 38 percent Now that trophy will fense for a momen- shooting and used a have some company. tum-shifting layup that late 12-3 run to pull With its “pack line” made it 66-60 with just away and claim the sec- defense clicking and over a minute to play upsets No. 8 Michigan ond ACC tournament holding Duke 13 and caused Duke as- title in school history. points below its scor- sistant Jeff Capel to tell- Jabari Parker scored ing average, Virgin- ingly slump back on the 23 points on 9-of- ia was in control for bench in exasperation. to gain Big Ten title MICHAEL MAROT they are both deserving. straight game. Harris, AP Sports Writer Those guys have done it who hurt his left shoul- all year long.” der early in the second INDIANAPOLIS — Top-seeded Michi- half, returned later. Adreian Payne scored gan (25-8) was led by Harris, an Indiana na- 18 points and Gary Big Ten player of the tive who never got to Harris and Branden year Nik Stauskas with play for a state basket- Dawson added 15 each 17 points and Derrick ball title at Bankers Life to lead No. 22 Michigan Walton Jr. had 11, but Fieldhouse, took ad- State to its second Big the Big Ten regular sea- vantage of this oppor- Ten tournament title in son champs had their tunity. He scored 13 of three years with a 69-55 seven-game winning his 15 points in the first upset of No. 8 Michigan streak come to an end. half. Dawson, another on Sunday. It was never really Indiana native who was The third-seeded close. named the tournament’s Spartans (26-8) are get- Michigan State took Most Outstanding Play- ting healthy and will control with an ear- er, scored 10 of his 15 have some momen- ly 12-0 run, led 38-29 at points in the second. tum entering the NCAA halftime and opened the Michigan State has BOB LEVERONE / AP tournament with four second half with an 8-0 four tournament titles Virginia players celebrate after defeating Duke for the ACC title on Sunday in wins in five games. spurt to make it 46-29. since the Big Ten start- Greensboro, N.C. “Let me tell you, we The Spartans had ed the event in 1998 — beat two great teams. lost their previous two two in Indy and pulled Both of them are worthy meetings with Michigan off a rare double by win- of a one seed,” coach this season but weren’t ning the men’s title less Tom Izzo told CBS, re- about to lose again. than a mile from Lucas ferring to the Wolver- For the first time Oil Stadium where the ines and No. 12 Wiscon- all season, Michigan Spartans claimed the sin. “I hope they don’t State started the same league’s football cham- drop much because five players for a fifth pionship in December. St. Joseph’s beats VCU 65-61 to earn A-10 championship

RACHEL COHEN AP Sports Writer

NEW YORK — Langston Galloway scored 19 points and hit yet another huge 3-pointer, and Saint Jo- seph’s beat No. 23 VCU 65-61 on Sunday to win its first Atlantic 10 tournament title since 1997. The fourth-seeded Hawks (24-9) arrived in Brooklyn on the NCAA tournament bubble. They all but clinched an at-large berth with a win over fellow bub- ble team Dayton in Fri- day’s quarterfinals on SETH WENIG / AP Galloway’s go-ahead 3, Saint Joseph’s Langston Galloway, left, moves past VCU’s Juvonte then made that moot Reddic during the first half of the Atlantic 10 Conference by capturing the con- tournament on Sunday at the Barclays Center in New York. ference’s automatic bid. than two minutes left. sists and just two turn- The second-seed- Briante Weber missed overs. ed Rams (26-8) have a 3 on the other end, Halil Kanacevic, the reached the A-10 tour- and the Hawks broke third senior starter for ney finals in both years down the Rams’ pres- Saint Joseph’s, won in the league but lost sure for Roberts’ dunk tournament MVP hon- both times. on a pass from DeAn- ors after another all- dre Bembry for a 59-54 Fellow senior Ronald around performance. Roberts had 15 points lead. The forward from near- on 6-of-6 shooting and Bembry, a freshman, by Staten Island had 11 11 rebounds for Saint had a brilliant defen- Joseph’s. sive game and a horrific points, 14 rebounds, Rob Brandenberg led offensive outing in Sat- four assists and two VCU with 18 points, urday’s semifinals. But blocks. but Galloway got just against VCU’s “Hav- All five starters played enough separation on oc” full-court press, he at least 37 minutes, with him to hit a tiebreaking kept his poise, scoring Galloway and Kanacev- 3-pointer with more 13 points with eight as- ic going the full 40. Monday, March 17, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL B5 NBA Davis powers Pelicans past Celts Knicks players Associated Press eager to see what NEW ORLEANS — Anthony Davis set ca- reer highs with 40 points and 21 re- Jackson can do bounds, and Eric Gor- don made two crucial BRIAN MAHONEY the Knicks’ only two AP Basketball Writer free throws in overtime championship-win- to lead the New Orle- NEW YORK — Even ning teams, in 1970 ans Pelicans to a 121- before meeting with and 1973. He went on 120 victory over the him, Knicks players to win 11 more rings as Boston Celtics on Sun- like Phil Jackson’s hir- a coach with the Chi- day night. ing to run their fran- cago Bulls and Los An- Tyreke Evans added 26 chise. geles Lakers, and the points and Gordon had “I’m a chess play- players are confident 19 for the Pelicans, who er, so that was a power he can be a winner had lost two consecutive move right there,” Car- next as an executive. games. Gordon’s foul melo Anthony said. “Phil knows what to shots with 9.4 seconds “So now we’re going do and how to build remaining gave the Peli- to see what’s the next teams and how to cans a 121-117 lead. move. But that was a win, that’s the most Davis did not score great power move.” important thing,” An- in overtime but con- The Knicks haven’t thony said. “When trolled the middle by officially announced you know how to grabbing six rebounds. it yet, holding off un- win, whether you’re He became the first JONATHAN BACHMAN / AP til a press conference a coach or whether player in franchise his- Boston Celtics center Kris Humphries (43) and New Orleans Pelicans center Greg Stiemsma Tuesday morning. But you’re in the front of- tory to have at least 40 (34) go for a rebound during the second quarter in New Orleans on Sunday. the 11-time champion fice, that stands out.” points and 20 rebounds as a coach was already Jackson will be re- in the same game. BOBCATS 101, BUCKS 92 it wasn’t enough to stop and 14 rebounds, Ger- the focus before and sponsible for trying to the Bobcats from their His previous high for MILWAUKEE — ald Green scored 13 after the Knicks’ 115- keep Anthony when first sweep of a season of his 28 points in the points was Friday night Kemba Walker scored 94 victory over Mil- the All-Star forward 21 points and Al Jeffer- series from the Bucks. fourth quarter, and the waukee on Saturday. becomes a free agent when he scored 36 in a Neal led the way in Phoenix Suns beat the loss against Portland. son added 16 of his 20 Jackson was on this summer. in the second half to the fourth quarter as Toronto Raptors 121- Davis’ 21 rebounds 113 on Sunday for their help the Charlotte Bob- the Bobcats slowly erased his previous ca- second straight victory. cats beat the Milwau- pulled away. He scored reer high of 19 against Goran Dragic scored kee Bucks 101-92 on seven the Bobcats’ first 19 points, Eric Bledsoe Orlando on Jan. 26. Sunday for their fourth 12 points and finished Kris Humphries with 10 in the period. had 14 and P.J. Tuck- straight victory. er 11 for the Suns, who scored 16 points for Gary Neal added 18 in Josh McRoberts hit a 3-pointer and then had lost three of four. the Celtics, including his return to Milwaukee Neal added a jumper Bench scoring was a a long jumper to send after the Bucks traded that gave Charlotte an big edge for Phoenix, the game into over- him to Charlotte last 88-85 lead. Khris Mid- whose reserves out- time. Jared Sullinger month. Gerald Hen- dleton answ√ered with scored Toronto’s 59-11. added 14 points and derson scored 14 as the a basket to pull Mil- Kyle Lowry had 28 Bobcats matched their Avery Bradley had 12. waukee within one, but points and 13 assists, longest winning streak Davis’ jumper with Jefferson scored on a as Toronto lost at home of the season, set Feb. 1.7 seconds remaining hook shot and layup to for the first time since AP FILE PHOTO 18-22. in regulation lifted the end any chance of the a triple-overtime de- In this undated photo, New York Knicks’ Phil Jackson Brandon Knight Pelicans to a 112-110 Bucks’ win. feat to Washington on warms up. Jackson will be introduced as the newest lead. But Humphries scored 21 points and Feb. 27. member of the Knicks’ front office on Tuesday. responded with a fade- Ramon Sessions added SUNS 121, RAPTORS 113 away from deep in the 18. Jeff Adrien and John TORONTO — Mark- right corner. Henson each had 12, but ieff Morris had 16 points

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Call Dwight Graber 750-4850 or Ed Riddle 267-5883 Registration Deadline: March 17th B6 DAILY COMMERCIAL Monday, March 17, 2014 NHRA FORMULA ONE Kalitta, Hight win Daniel Ricciardo stripped of first top two divisions podium finish at Aussie Grand Prix NEIL FRANKLAND Renault are confident at Gatornationals AP Sports Writer the fuel supplied to the engine is in full compli- MELBOURNE, Aus- ance with the regula- MARK LONG my boss, the guy that tralia — Elation turned tions.” AP Sports Writer gave me the opportu- to desolation for Daniel Horner further pro- GAINESVILLE — nity to do this,” Hight Ricciardo at the Austra- claimed the team’s in- John Force and An- said. “It’s tough to race lian Grand Prix on Sun- nocence to reporters tron Brown were look- him. ... It’s also a lot day after the Red Bull saying; “It is no fault of ing to make history fun when you actual- driver was stripped of Daniel. I don’t believe it Sunday at the NHRA ly race in the final and his first podium fin- is the fault of the team.” Gatornationals. it’s your teammate ish due to a techni- “I am extremely disap- cal breach at Formula Those plans went and you guys can just ROSS LAND / AP pointed, quite surprised up in smoke — quite go up there and have One’s season opener. ... hopefully through the Ricciardo initial- Caterham driver Kamui Kobayashi of Japan runs off the track literally. some fun.” appeal process it will ly finished second to after he crashed with Williams driver Felipe Massa of Brazil at Force and Brown The 64-year-old the Australian F1 Grand Prix on Sunday at Melbourne, Australia. be quite clear that the spun their tires in the Mercedes driver Nico car has conformed at Force was trying to body FIA subsequent- ceeded consistently the finals, helping Robert become the fifth driv- Rosberg to become the all times to the regula- ly disqualified Ricciar- maximum allowed fuel Hight and Doug Kalitta er in Funny Car histo- first homegrown driver tions,” he added. “We do , elevating McLaren flow” and referred the record easy victories in ry to win as the No. 16 to take to the podium would not be appealing matter to stewards. the top two divisions. qualifier. He opened in the 29-year history drivers Kevin Magnus- unless we were extreme- More than three and Hight beat his boss, the day by upsetting of the Australian GP. sen and Jenson Button ly confident that we 16-time champi- top qualifier Cruz Pe- The celebrations to second and third. a half hours later, after have a defendable case.” on Force, in the Fun- dregon, then knocked did not last long as F1 Red Bull immediate- Ricciardo had left the The Albert Park ny Car division. Kalit- off Del Worsham stewards said his car ly announced it will ap- track, the stewards dis- crowd earlier offered ta topped 2012 series and daughter Cort- breached fuel-flowpeal. qualified the Australian Ricciardo a thunderous champion Brown in ney Force to reach his rules introduced this Shortly after the end saying Red Bull had not applause as the stood Top Fuel. second final in three year which limit cars of the race, FIA For- only breached techni- on the podium in his “I’m racing the all- events this year. to 100 kilograms of fuel mula One technical cal regulations by ex- first race with Red Bull. ceeding the allowed time leader, John That set up the during the race. World delegate Jo Bauer said “It’s a bit overwhelm- fuel flow, but also had Force, 16-time champ, Force final. motorsport governing Ricciardo’s car had “ex- ing for now, but just an disregarded instruc- unbelievable day,” the tions before the race to change the fuel flow 24-year-old said short- sensor and during the ly after. race to reduce the flow. Australia staged its The operation of first Grand Prix of the the fuel-flow sensors F1 era in Adelaide in had been a source of 1985, with the 1986 edi- dispute between the tion marking the fi- teams and the FIA com- nal race of Australian ing into the first race. world championship After the findings, winner Alan Jones. Red Bull said “Incon- Mark Webber’s first sistencies with the FIA F1 race was the 2002 fuel flow meter have Australian GP, and been prevalent all since then Australian weekend up and down fans have waited impa- the pit lane. The team tiently for a top-three and (engine-maker) finish at Albert Park. Allergies to Ankle Sprains, No Appointment Needed! Walk-Ins Welcome or Call ahead

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Health check THE VILLAGES Prostate cancer support group meets The Prostate Cancer Education and Support Group meets at 7 p.m., Wednesday at the Laurel Manor Recreation Center, 1985 Laurel Manor Drive in The Villages. It is free and open to all men, res- idents and non-residents. For de- tails, call Tom Vajda at 352-446-4194 or Vince Felton at 352-259-7712. TAVARES Health seminars offered at Waterman Hospital Florida Hospital Waterman will offer a series of seminars on an array of health topics. They are: Living with Knee Pain? You May Not Have To, with Samire Guru, DO, orthopedic surgeon, from 1 to 2 p.m., Thursday at the Mattison PHOTOS BY MARTHA IRVINE / AP Conference Center at Florida ABOVE: Evelyn Steadman, 7 months old, sleeps on the chest of her grandmother, Kathleen Jones, at the baby’s home in Crete, Ill. Hospital Waterman, 1000 Waterman Jones, 52, is a longtime volunteer who cuddles newborn babies in the neonatal intensive care unit at the University of Chicago’s Comer Way in Tavares. Call 352-323-3635 to Children’s Hospital. BELOW: An infant grasps Jones’ hand at the hospital. register and for information. LADY LAKE Essential Tremor Support Volunteers cuddle babies too Group scheduled to meet The Essential Tremor Support Group will meet at 2 p.m.,March 26 sick or tiny to leave hospital at St. Timothy Ministry Building, 1351 Paige Place, Lady Lake, with LINDSEY TANNER sick to touch. Cuddlers information for those afflicted Associated Press reach a finger inside their with the disease. Guests will learn incubators and stroke about methods of coping, medi- volunteer slips her arms into a gauzy tiny bare bellies. cations, and will gain support and Scientific evidence on understanding. yellow hospital A benefits of cuddling pro- For information, call Ken Taylor at gown and approaches a grams is scarce, but the 787-3866 or email at kstaylor62@us- medical crib holding a benefits of human touch a2net.net. tiny newborn hooked up to noisy machines. are well-known. In one TAVARES “OK,” she says, with a study, gentle caress- smile. “Baby time.” ing or placing a hand on Extension office to offer That means cuddle preterm infants reduced diabetes prevention series time in the neonatal in- levels of stress hormones. tensive care unit at the Other recent studies have The Lake County Extension office University of Chicago’s suggested touch may will offer a three-part series on diabe- Comer Children’s Hos- benefit preemies’ heart tes prevention from 10 a.m. to noon pital. Here, as at sever- rates and sleep and per- Wednesdays beginning on March 26 al other hospitals around haps even shorten their and continuing on April 2 and 9. the country, strangers of- hospital stays. The series will cover how diabetes fer a simple yet powerful Studies also suggest affects your health, risks and symp- service for newborns too that early negative expe- toms, improving nutrition, planning tiny or sick to go home. riences — including pain, meals and more. It will be held at the When nurses are stress and separation UF/IFAS Lake County Extension of- swamped with other pa- from other humans — fice, 1951 Woodlea Road in Tavares. tients and parents cannot may hamper brain devel- Registration is required at https:// make it to the hospital, opment, while research lakediabetes2014.eventbrite.com or grandmas, empty-nest- in animals shows that by calling Julie England at 352-343- ers, college students and positive interactions en- 4101, ext. 2719. other volunteers step in. hance brain growth, said They hold the babies, Dr. Jerry Schwartz, med- TAVARES swaddle them, sing and ical director of medical neonatology at Torrance Sexual abuse support coo to them, rock them, and treat them as if they lax,” said Kathleen Jones, Newborn intensive care Memorial Medical Center group scheduled to meet were their own. 52, a cuddler at the Chi- units are noisy, stress- near Los Angeles. Adult Survivors of Childhood A plaintive cry signals cago hospital. “They’re ful environments. There The benefit “at the most Sexual Abuse, which offers the 12- time to get to work. fighting so hard and are babies born extremely superficial level” is ob- step program, meets at 7 p.m. every “You can see them they’re undergoing all prematurely, or with birth vious, he said. “A baby is Tuesday in Tavares. calm, you can see their this medical drama and defects and other illness- crying, mom’s not there, For information, call 352-406- heart rate drop, you can trauma. My heart breaks es. Some are too sick to the nurse is busy with 7485, or go to www.siawso.org. see their little brows re- for them a little bit.” be held — but not too SEE CUDDLE | C4 C2 DAILY COMMERCIAL Monday, March 17, 2014 Mindful meditation at school makes kids go ommm MARY MACVEAN “We are mindful and with adults, stress takes Los Angeles Times heartful” is the gold- its toll, and we need to take breaks and re- LOS ANGELES — Eri- en rule at the school, group. And maybe it’s ca Eihl speaks in a voice and the children prac- as simple as remem- that her kindergartners tice mindful meditation bering to breathe.” can hear only if they are in the mornings and af- Hobbs says it’s im- as quiet as the church ter recess, among oth- portant for the adults mice in children’s sto- er times, often with 30 in a school to develop rybooks. seconds to five minutes a mindfulness practice. And with a couple of of silence — time when “You can’t teach what squirrelly exceptions, they can notice what is you don’t know,” she they stay that quiet for happening at the mo- said. 15 or 20 minutes — a ment without judgment, That might look like a near eternity — as Eihl which is at the heart of daily meditation time, guides them to use all mindful meditation. perhaps 20 minutes their senses to consider “They’re very recep- or so, using directions a piece of apple, with di- tive to it,” Eihl says. downloaded onto an rections such as, “Look- “They’re so emotional iPhone. Or taking part ing at the apple, look at this age. It’s allowing them to have the tools in a group meditation on the outside. Look on program. And it also to be expressive” about CHERYL A. GUERRERO / MCT the inside. … Remem- means teachers are ber, keep it in your palm their emotions and Kindergarten teacher Erica Eihl, center, leads the meditation while Lucas Gold, left, cope with them. aware of mindful ideas and just look at it.” and Husam Arab concentrate on deep breathing at Citizens of the World Mar Vista in Culver throughout the day. When she asks for Educators are catch- City, Calif. ing on to the benefits of Several experts lik- their input, she gets the kids are under so tool that also can boost mindful meditation. as they began to fo- ened the current state- raised hands and com- much pressure now, school performance. cus on social and emo- Indeed, schools in 48 ment of mindfulness ments such as: “It with the testing culture “Schools are abso- tional aspects of learn- to the way people ap- states, and hundreds smells juicy and ap- and the pressure put on lutely paying attention ing, sometimes to cope proached yoga a few of schools in California ple-y” and “I see little them by teachers and to the benefits of mind- with bullying and oth- decades back. These alone, have programs, tiny white spots.” parents to be success- fulness,” says Lorraine er behavioral prob- days, “child’s pose” is says Chris McKenna, Mindful eating is ful,” says Vicki Zakrze- Hobbs, the director of lems, Zakrzewski says. part of everyday lan- the program director at just one of the mind- wski, the education youth and family pro- “We focus so much guage, but not so long ful practices at the Cit- Mindful Schools in Em- director at the Great- grams at the Univer- on cognitive develop- ago yoga was seen as izens of the World char- eryville, Calif., which has er Good Science Cen- sity of California-San ment, but the science kooky or, worse, some ter school in Mar Vista, trained more than 2,000 ter at University of Cal- Diego’s School of Med- is showing us how im- odd religious practice. Calif., with 160 chil- teachers in mindfulness. ifornia-Berkeley, which icine and Center for portant the social and Like yoga, mindfulness dren in kindergarten “One of the reasons studies the science be- Mindfulness. “When emotional aspects are.” is rooted in contem- through second grade. it’s growing is because hind mindfulness. we can teach kids to It’s more than just plative religious prac- Mindfulness helps pay attention to this in- a “nice experience,” tice and like yoga has with focus, attention ner landscape,” they says Sharon Salzberg, been secularized and is DENTAL SAVINGS and calming the emo- can learn kindness and a meditation teacher used as a complemen- tions, she says. 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Monday, March 17, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL C3 Breast cancer patients find romance and support online MEREDITH COHN the sum of her missing social support can help The Baltimore Sun parts and she might get reduce stress and anx- BALTIMORE — True- a chuckle from some of iety during treatment heart4me was 5-foot- the men’s responses. and that survivors with 9, spiritual but not re- Several men respond- social connections — ligious, and a social ed as well as one wom- for example, through drinker, her Match. an, Jodi Kinney, who marriage, close friend- com profile read. She had uploaded a profile ships or membership loved the water, trav- for a friend, a nice man in a religious organi- eling and a good belly without a computer or zation — may have laugh. interest in Internet dat- fewer physical limita- There was one more ing. tions and less (of ) a thing she labeled “full Kinney printed out decline in their abili- disclosure.” She had several profiles of bru- ty to perform daily ac- cancer. “I was very nettes, which she knew tivities,” said Kelly Kes- lucky in that it was her friend liked, and ler, Komen Maryland’s caught early and un- Tolley. Tolley was a community health di- derwent surgery in ear- blonde when she had rector. ly November that was a a full mane, but Kinney “Sometimes the sim- complete success,” the just knew she was “the plest gestures, taking profile read. “The can- one” for David Parrish. someone soup, just be- cer is now gone, how- Parrish, who worked ing there, may be what ever, I’ll be in treatment for Kinney at the De- matters most to your partment of Defense, friend or loved one,” for the next several ALGERINA PERNA / MCT months. … I expect to agreed to email, via she said. be finished up in ear- Kinney, but Tolley ini- David, right, and Patti Parrish are pictured in their Severn, Md., home with their two labs, Tolley said support tially put him off. She Mojo and Babe. They met when Patti who had just started chemotherapy, and was bald and came from all corners ly May, at which time I sick, put an ad on Match.com. David had survived breast cancer. am also hoping my hair had some other dates of her life, from friends, grows back!” lined up. But those known each other for covered and in good gram that matches family, bosses and doc- Patti Tolley had an didn’t work out, and 30 years,” Tolley said. hands,” she said. “Bless breast cancer survivors tors. aggressive breast can- the two began emailing Tolley was soon sick his heart.” with the newly diag- Cancer now plays a cer, invasive ductal car- each other. and tired from che- One night during nosed, created with the big part in Tolley’s life. cinoma, which had The first time they motherapy, and dates her treatments, she fell help of a survivor and She continues to take spread to her lymph talked on the phone, he consisted of Parrish asleep on the sofa and the Maryland affiliate medications and gets nodes. She’d recently told her he had his own bringing chicken noo- her wig slid to the side, of the Susan G. Komen annual checkups. She had a large tumor re- “full disclosure.” dle soup to Tolley’s revealing to Parrish for foundation. also spends time talking moved, along with her She never imagined Dundalk, Md., home. the first time her hair- “They don’t provide to others scared by their right breast and the he would say that he When they did leave less head. He said he medical advice, but diagnosis, mostly refer- nodes, and endured had had a double mas- the house together, it couldn’t take his eyes they provide support,” rals from friends and three of about 16 che- tectomy five years be- often was Parrish es- off her. Fernandez said. “There family. And Parrish re- motherapy sessions. fore to treat his breast corting her to appoint- Dr. Kristen Fernan- are questions as a sur- mains in a leading role. Bored one night, the cancer. Only 1 percent ments, procedures and dez, director of the geon I can’t answer, like Seven months after executive assistant at of cases diagnosed are surgeries — including Breast Center at Med- what it feels like when they met, she moved the technology compa- in men, though it is the some that had noth- Star Franklin Square your hair falls out. We’d into his Severn, Md., ny Ciena bought a one- most common kind ing to do with can- Medical Center in Balti- be foolish if we thought home. Eight months month subscription to of cancer diagnosed cer. He once got “a lit- more, and Tolley’s sur- we could cut the cancer later, he proposed with the online dating site. in women, according tle loud” with a nurse geon, said she shares out and that’s it.” a diamond ring that She typed out the pro- to the U.S. Centers for he didn’t feel was at- Tolley’s story often with Tolley and others say his mother had won in file, posted pre-diagno- Disease Control and tentive enough when other patients who tell that support is essen- a bingo game and had sis pictures of herself Prevention. Tolley was nauseated. her they are frightened tial, no matter where him stash away when he and hit enter. “I told her I was fine And any time she had of facing cancer alone. it comes from or how was a teen. And on Sept. Her friends joked and she’d be fine, too,” stitches, he’d make her Fernandez doesn’t grand the gestures. 9, 2009, she became Pat- about who might be Parrish said. ride home in the back necessarily recom- “Research shows that ti Tolley Parrish. attracted to a wom- Their first date was seat, believing she was mend signing up on a an who was “bald as a comfortable dinner safer if they were in an dating site, but she said a cue ball” and miss- and the Diane Keaton accident. patients should talk to ing a breast. But Tolley movie “Because I Said “When he’s got your someone. She points felt she was more than So.” “It was like we’d back, you know you are them to a hospital pro-

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Hospital volunteer Gertie CUDDLE Rogers, 84, places a newborn FROM PAGE C1 baby back into a bed in the neonatal intensive care unit at the University of Chicago’s other sick babies, and Comer Children’s Hospital in it’s an unpleasant life Chicago. experience to be cry- MARTHA IRVINE / AP ing and unattended to, ly must consent for and, voila! A cuddler their babies to be part comes over and the of cuddling programs, baby stops crying.” and cuddlers must un- Nancy Salcido has dergo background been a cuddler at Tor- checks and training be- rance for a year. Her fore starting the job. At two daughters are Chicago’s Comer hos- grown, and she consid- pital, that includes les- ers her three-hour cud- sons in how to swaddle dling shifts good prac- babies tight to make tice for any potential them feel safe and how grandchildren. to maneuver around “I just kind of hold intravenous lines, as them close to me ... well as instruction in and talk to them, shar- hygiene including fre- ing my day, or give quent hand-washing. them little pep talks,” At the Golisano Chil- Salcido said. “One of dren’s Hospital in Roch- the nurses has nick- ester, N.Y., one cud- named me the baby dler is a young man whisperer.” born there premature- wants to come and give from his daughter, a girls, she joined Com- “I just kind of hold Parents typical- ly long ago. He “just back,” said Chris Tryon, Comer nurse. er’s program in 2012, a child life specialist at “It’s quite a blessing working a couple after- them close to me the hospital, part of the for me. I get more out noons a week or some- ... and talk to them, University of Rochester of it than the babies, I times at night. sharing my day, or give Medical Center. think,” Dertz said. “They say that I look them little pep talks. Comer’s cuddlers Kathleen Jones says so in love with them include 74-year-old the same thing. A when I’m there, but I One of the nurses Frank Dertz, a retired mother of three grown cannot NOT crack an has nicknamed me carpenter who heard daughters and grand- ear-to-ear smile when- the baby whisperer.” about the program mother of two little ever I pick that little guy or girl up.” Nancy Salcido Her love seems ob- ed before birth. Eve- Your Podiatrist treats... vious as she rocks a lyn Steadman spent stranger’s newborn, the her first three weeks at • Diabetic/General Foot Care baby girl’s tiny hand Comer, and got cud- gripping Jones’ finger. dling care while she • Foot Surgery “Ooh, I want to take was there. • Diabetic Shoes you home,” Jones While family mem- coos. “You’re so brave bers visited often, “life • Wound/Ulcer Care ... you’re going to be happens and you can’t feisty, aren’t you?” sit by a bedside for three • Heel Spurs/Bunions/Hammertoes Jones used to won- weeks,” Jones said. der why parents or Erica Steadman had other relatives ar- had a C-section, and CENTRAL FLORIDA FOOT CARE, P.A. en’t comforting their already had her hands own babies. But then, full with a toddler at Dr. Nick Przystawski, DPM in August, her young- home. est grandchild was “She was being held Leesburg • 360-1360 born deaf, with brain and loved and watched damage doctors say over,” she said. “I felt was caused by a vi- a great sense of relief www.Floridafoot.com rus her mom contract- from that.” Monday, March 17, 2014 DAILY COMMERCIAL C5 C6 DAILY COMMERCIAL Monday, March 17, 2014

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Diversions n 352-365-8208 [email protected] www.dailycommercial.com Mom worries about 11-year-old daughter who acts grown up BRIDGE DEAR ABBY: My DEAR MOM: People good, respond as you 11-year-old daugh- do not grow up “in- would to any oth- ter, “Gwen,” just start- stantly.” I know indi- Dear er compliment — ed middle school. She viduals who are im- say thank you. When makes good grades, mature at 50, and I’m Abby someone offers a sug- but she’s strong- sure if you think about gestion about how you willed. Do kids grow it, so do you. From JEANNE can “cure” yourself, up instantly when what you have told PHILLIPS you’ll save yourself a they start middle me about your daugh- lot of frustration if you school? ter, it’s clear that she is agnosed with multiple keep in mind that the She wants to know far from the grown-up sclerosis. It has been person cares enough if she can have a boy she thinks she is. a rough road, and I’m about you to try to be friend. I told her not If you do not to want lucky to have such a helpful. All you need until she’s 15. Now Gwen to date until she supportive group. she’s flirting with girls is older, that is your to do is smile and say My issue is, when firmly that you are un- who ask her out. I told prerogative as her par- people find out, I get her to stay away from ent. The gender of the der a doctor’s care and comments such as, are satisfied with the them, not because person isn’t the issue. “Wow, you look so they are lesbians but Because you think treatment you are re- GOOD!” or sugges- because they are not she is hanging out ceiving. tions on how I should good girls. They are al- with the wrong crowd, And, heaven for- “cure” my MS. The ways in trouble. my advice is to make bid, if another indi- Gwen says I’m too sure she is so busy she most hurtful one was vidual tells you that strict, and if I don’t doesn’t have time to that it’s all in my head. your MS is “all in your stop, she will run spend with them. In- While I appreci- head,” remember that away. I adopted her at volve her in activities ate that folks care and just because a jackass birth (it was an open outside of school — want to offer help, I brays does not mean adoption), and she re- sports, scouting, mu- find their comments you have to pay atten- cently asked me if I sic or art. And be sure offensive and hurt- tion. am going to place her she knows that you ful. How do I respond for adoption. She was are her forever mother tactfully, but also con- Dear Abby is written by Abi- TODAY IN HISTORY worried that I would. and that nothing she vey that they should gail Van Buren, also known I am very concerned could ever do will less- think twice before as Jeanne Phillips, and Today is Monday, March had created a new radioac- was founded by her moth- that she is hanging out en your love for her. they say these things? 17, the 76th day of 2014. tive element, “californium.” er, Pauline Phillips. Write There are 289 days left in with the wrong crowd. DEAR ABBY: I am a — UPSET IN OHIO Dear Abby at www.DearAb- In 1959, the Dalai Lama Any advice? — SAN AN- 29-year-old woman DEAR UPSET: If some- by.com or P.O. Box 69440, the year. This is St. Patrick’s fled Tibet for India in the TONIO MOM who has just been di- one says you look Los Angeles, CA 90069. Day. wake of a failed uprising by Today’s Highlight in His- Tibetans against Chinese tory: rule. On March 17, 1776, Brit- In 1966, a U.S. midget HOROSCOPES ish forces evacuated Bos- submarine located a miss- ton during the Revolution- ing hydrogen bomb which HAPPY BIRTHDAY for You will receive a sponta- work rather than be stuck in ary War. had fallen from an American Monday, March 17, 2014: neous invitation that you a meeting. You will feel 100 Bigar’s On this date: bomber into the Mediterra- This year you have to han- would like to say yes to, but percent Irish today. Nothing In 1762, New York’s first dle more than your share of Stars it might force you to cancel makes you as happy as be- nean off Spain. St. Patrick’s Day parade In 1969, Golda Meir be- demands, especially those other established plans. Only ing the party animal you nat- took place. that revolve around a spe- JACQUELINE you can choose what to do. urally are. Try to get started came prime minister of Is- In 1861, Victor Emman- rael. cial relationship. You often BIGAR VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. early on in your Irish transfor- uel II was proclaimed the might not see eye-to-eye with 22) You could go overboard mation. In 1970, the United first king of a united Italy. States cast its first veto this person, but you learn concern you. Your efforts when celebrating your Irish CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- In 1906, President Theo- in the U.N. Security Coun- from each other, as you both count more than you real- heritage. You might feel un- Jan. 19) You naturally take dore Roosevelt first likened cil. (The U.S. killed a reso- present different perceptions ize. Approach a new situa- comfortable when some- the lead, whether you’re at crusading journalists to a lution that would have con- that are valid. If you are sin- tion in a different way. Follow one brings up your tendency work or out socializing. Take man with “the muckrake in gle, you probably will date a your intuition in order to un- to overindulge. A loved one charge — be it at the office, his hand” in a speech to demned Britain for failure to lot and grow as you come to derstand someone’s odd re- might try to encourage this at home or at a St. Paddy’s the Gridiron Club in Wash- use force to overthrow the understand the various per- action. conversation, which he or Day party. You might need to ington. white-ruled government of sonalities you will encounter. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) she could feel is long over- distance yourself from a sit- In 1912, the Camp Fire Rhodesia.) If you are attached, the two You might not be in the right due. uation that is evolving into a Girls organization was in- In 1973, U.S. Air Force of you benefit from a healthy shape to do what is neces- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) power play. corporated in Washington, Lt. Col. Robert L. Stirm, a dose of nostalgia and ro- sary. You could find that re- You might have made plans AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. D.C., two years to the day freed prisoner of the Viet- mance. You often wonder lating to a child tests your with someone, only to have a 18) Your mind wanders to- after it was founded in Thet- nam War, was joyously how much to give and when need to control a situation. last-minute change occur. Be day to distant places or peo- ford, Vt. (The group is now greeted by his family at Tra- to say “enough.” Open up Your creativity will charge any gracious, because you could ple far away You might need known as Camp Fire USA.) vis Air Force Base in Califor- have an even better time opt- to carefully rethink a decision this discussion with your sig- interaction you have now, es- In 1943, the Taoiseach of nia in a scene captured in nificant other. LIBRA is as ro- ing to be spontaneous. If you involving a personal matter. pecially if you embrace the Ireland, Eamon de Valera, a Pulitzer Prize-winning AP mantic as you are. are unattached, the potential How much are you really will- Irish spirit. delivered a radio speech photograph. ARIES (March 21-April for meeting someone is high. ing to reveal? Recognize a CANCER (June 21-July about “The Ireland That We In 1988, Avianca Flight 19) Your instincts will help Remain open. limitation instead of avoid- 22) Pressure builds, and Dreamed Of.” 410, a Boeing 727, crashed you understand a partner’s SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. ing it. there are many options. In 1950, scientists at the after takeoff into a moun- needs. Be sensitive with this 21) If you want to let go of a PISCES (Feb. 19-March You have a strong intuitive University of California at tain in Colombia, killing all person. Understand that you sense today that you’ll put to tradition or decide not join in 20) One-on-one relating Berkeley announced they 143 people on board. are capable of expressing good use. A discussion with with the shamrocks and the could take a new twist, unusual sensitivity. You might a loved one could be diffi- green-themed parties, make as long as you remain find that you’re not sure how cult. You might feel as if you it OK. It is quite possible that open-minded. Perhaps a dis- much to give. Don’t worry so have too much to juggle. Try you need a break from ritu- cussion about long-term much. to eliminate as much as you als, so take it. By next year, goals with a close friend TAURUS (April 20-May can. you might be more up for needs to happen. You also 20) Speak your mind. You’ll LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) participating. might find that you are sense a change in some- Make yourself available for SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- changing your values and the one’s demeanor that could calls and others’ inquiries. Dec. 21) You’ll want to net- kind of people you are with.

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We have immediate full- and all other interested parties unless your claim is approved. after the sale. If so, please email your resume to: time positions in our service Robertson, Anschutz & Schneid, P.L. That on March 28, 2014 a public sale under Cooper Consulting [email protected] department. If you love automobiles statute 713.78 will be conducted at Lynch Attorneys for Plaintiff Dated this 12 day of March, 2014 2228 South St., Leesburg Recyclers, Inc. 1616 W. C. 48, Bushnell, FL or fax it to: 352-253-6401. and technology and are committed to 6409 Congress Avenue, Suite 100, Neil Kelly 352-728-5552 33513 of a providing top quality automotive Boca Raton, FL 33487 As Clerk of the Court service, we want to talk to you! Telephone: 561-241-6901 By:/s/L.MIKELL Vin# 1B3ES26C73D117425 Fax: 561-910-0902 As Deputy Clerk 435 Medical •Experience preferred but not 12-02794 For: 2003 Dodge 250 Handyman required •Devotion to your work as a career IMPORTANT Recovery of Towing and Storage accrued. Ad No.00430314 •Ability to work on your feet for Seller reserves the right to refuse any bid Hard Working Business Owner, will March 17 & 24, 2014 If you are a person with a disability who less than the amount representing such extended periods of time. needs an accommodation in order to access towing, storage, publication and any other improve your home. Will perform jobs •Ability to lift at least 50 lbs. court facilities or participate in a court costs addendum to the conduct of sale. incl., remodels, drywall, tiling, tree •Automotive technical school proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to Seller reserves the right to bid. trimming, etc. Ref.’s. Robert Plante’s graduate a plus, or tech. positions IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH you, to the provision of certain assistance. To JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Home Maint. 352-484-3543 Lic. BILLING SPECIALIST •Valid driver’s license and clean request such as accommodation, please Signed: /s/Howard Grice, President LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL DIVISION contact Court Administration at least three FT for busy medical practice. Must driving record business days prior to the required service by have exp. w/ins. verification & A/R. We offer competitive pay, benefits, CASE NO. 352011CA000150XXXXXX Ad No: 00430328 using one of the following methods: Phone- MARCH 17, 2014 Fax resume to: 352-323-8714 vacation and medical plan. (904) 630-2564; fax - (904) 630-1146; WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A, TTD/TTY- (800) 955-8770 (Florida Relay Apply in person to David Newton, Service). E-Mail: [email protected]. At least 7 Monday – Friday 8AM-4PM Plaintiff, days before your scheduled court South Lake Neurology Closing Notice LARRY GOUGH HANDYMAN SERVICE vs. appearance, or immediately upon receiving Phillips Toyota Scion Reliable, Dependable! One call does it 8629 US Hwy 441 South - Leesburg this notification if the time before the This notice is to inform the public that all! Lic/Ins. 352-409-4059 THOMAS G. EXUM; ET AL. scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; if effective April 18, 2014, South Lake No phone calls please. DFWP/EOE you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. Neurology (Jose Carrau, MD) will be closing. Busy medical office has the Defendants. South Lake Neurology patients can obtain following openings available FT their medical records through March 31, 268 Moving NOTICE OF SALE • EKG Tech Robertson, Anschutz & Schneid, P.L. 2014, by calling 352.241.7286. Beginning PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 April 1, 2014, medical records can be • MA/LPN w/Nephrology exp. Attorneys for Plaintiff Benefits available. 3010 N. Military Trail obtained by contacting South Lake Hospital NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an at 352.394.4071, ext. 8138. Fax resume 352-323-9507 Order or Summary Final Judgment of Suite 300 CLASS A CDL DRIVERS Boca Raton, FL 33431 foreclosure dated January 21, 2014, and Ad No.00428115 Two Brothers Moving1 Room or Full Local home every night, health entered in Case No. Telephone: 561-241-6901 Fax: 561-241-9181 March 3, 10, 17 & 24, 2014 House FL. Reg. #IM1539 Russell & benefits, vacation, bonus programs 352011CA000150XXXXXX of the Circuit Todd Franks Lic./Ins. 352-793-8960 Court in and for Lake County, Florida, 11-12480 avail. Must have 2 yrs. w/CDL & 2 yrs. wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A is Plaintiff verifiable tractor/trailer experience. and THOMAS G. EXUM; BANK OF AMERICA, Ad No.00430315 100 Call Carol or Tracy for information N.A.; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN March 17 & 24, 2014 Announcement 275 Plumbing CERTIFIED PHARMACY TECH FT 352-748-3941 TENANT NO. 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES with benefits. Must have retail & CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS SINCE sterile/ non-sterile compounding exp, DRIVER ACTION, OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 102 Lost 1987 & be Florida Certified. Needed for OTR, 5 yrs. exp. w/some ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE Fax resume: 352-323-9507 reefer. Good driving record & ref’s. PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED, are Wildwood Auto Repair & Wrecker Service, KILEY& Very nice truck. NON SMOKER. Defendants, I will sell to the highest and best Inc. gives Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and SONS, INC. Call 352-516-1986 bidder for cash the First Floor Information intent to sell these vehicles on 3/29/2014, CNA FULL TIME 8:00 am at A Full Service Plumbing Company. 3pm-11pm. M-F, alternate weekends Desk at the Lake County Judicial Center, 550 Lake 787-1904 - Sumter 748-9500 W. Main Street, Tavares, Florida.,11:00 a.m. 1190 S MAIN ST., Apply on line at: LABORERS on the 27th day of March, 2014, the WILDWOOD, FL 34785-7402 CONURE Green cheek pineapple. CentralFloridaPlumber.com www.avantecenters.com Valid Drivers License. following described property as set forth in pursuant to subsection 713.78 of the Florida Primary colors. Tavares 455-1441 VISIT OUR ONSITE SHOWROOM. or fax resume to: 352-787-6361 Start immediately, $10 per hr. said Order or Final Judgment, to-wit: Statutes. Wildwood Auto Repair and Wrecker 24 Hr. Emergency Service POSITIONS FILLED Service, Inc. reserves the right to accept or Lic#CFC1426882 FROM THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE reject any and/or all bids. FRONT OFFICE POSITION - P/T NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF 104 Special For Medical Office. Must have exp. LOCAL RESIDENTIAL SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP 19 SOUTH, RANGE 1HD1BW518AB027387 Notices 281 Roofing Fax resume to: 352-323-1894 CONSTRUCTION CO. 24 EAST, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, RUN 2010 HARLEY-DAVIDSON has immediate opening for NORTH 0 DEGREES 25 MINUTES 40 1HD1BXB183Y060545 2003 HARLEY-DAVIDSON NOTICE TO LAKE PORT SQUARE EXP’D Carpenter/Laborer. Must have SECONDS EAST ALONG THE WEST LINE OF #1 IN ROOFING a valid Dr. License. 352-617-2752 SAID NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST ADVERTISERS Villages Roofing & Construction Inc. We are currently interviewing for the 1/4 433.0 FEET TO THE POINT OF Ad No.: 00429998 following openings: BEGINNING, THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 0 MARCH 17, 2014 *Leak Repairs *Shingles/Flat Roof. PLEASE CHECK YOUR AD FOR *Lifetime Metal Roofs. Free Roof Est. •LPN - PT LOCAL SOD COMPANY DEGREES 25 MINUTES 40 SECONDS EAST •C.N.A.- FT & Part-time LOOKING FOR CLASS A CDL DRIVERS 112.0 FEET, THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES ERRORS THE FIRST DAY IT APPEARS 352-314-3625. Lic. #CCC1329936 SINCE THE DAILY COMMERCIAL WILL •HOUSEKEEPING - exp. Preferred. for local runs. Hrly pay. 46 MINUTES 50 SECONDS EAST 660 FEET, NOTICE OF SALE THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGREES 25 MINUTES 40 NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR •SERVER Apply in person We offer competitive pay and an 16929 CR 48, Mt. Dora SECONDS WEST 46.44 FEET, THENCE You are hereby notified that the contents held INCORRECT ADS AFTER THE FIRST SOUTH 53 DEGREES 39 MINUTES 30 in storage for you at Stor-ette Storage of DAY OF PUBLICATION. IF YOU FIND excellent benefit package. SECONDS WEST 331.44 FEET. THENCE Bushnell, LLC 1224 WC 48 Bushnell, Fl AN ERROR CALL THE CLASSIFIED Apply in person at: MAINTENANCE TECH INDUSTRIAL NORTH 0 DEGREES 25 MINUTES 40 33513, 352-793-3300, consisting of tools, Lake Port Square SECONDS EAST, 131.87 FEET TO A POINT DEPARTMENT IMMEDIATELY AT w/mechanical & electrical exp. antiques, household and/or misc goods, will 314-3278 OR 748-1955. MCHALE ROOFING INC 701 Lake Port Blvd. PLC exp a + THAT IS SOUTH 89 DEGREES 46 MINUTES be sold or otherwise disposed of on April 4, Re-Roofs and Repairs, Tile, Metal, Leesburg, FL 34748 or 50 SECONDS EAST OF THE POINT OF 2014, at 1:00 pm at the above address in Shingles Flat Roofs & Mobile Homes BEGINNING, THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES THE PUBLISHER ASSUMES NO Email resume to: accordance with Fl. Statutes, Self Storage Excel. Ref’s Lic & Ins. CCC1328197 [email protected] 46 MINUTES 50 SECONDS WEST, 394.50 Facility Act Sec. 83.806 and 83.807. FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, LESS ERRORS OR FOR OMMISSION OF Call 352-255-2758 RIGHT OF WAY FOR COUNTY ROAD. Jamie Deason #093 COPY. LIABILITY SHALL NOT EXCEED LPN, RN, PARAMEDIC & EMT Jack Morgan #009 FLORIDA FOOD PRODUCTS ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE THE COST OF THE PORTION OF & X-RAY TECH./MA Craig Moss #123 SPACE OCCUPIED BY SUCH ERROR. 288 Tree 2231 W CR 44, Eustis 32726 SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER Rebecca Scott #090 Needed for Busy Urgent Care. THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE Service Email to: DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CANCELLATIONS medicalbillingtoday@ yahoo.com •WELDER CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. Ad No.00430277 March 17 & 31, 2014 For growing Fabrication Shop. CANCELLATION FOR ADS RUNNING In accordance with the Americans with MA NEEDED - FT W/BENEFITS Must be motivated! SATURDAY MUST BE MADE BY •CNC MACHINIST HELPER Disabilities Act of 1990, persons needing FRIDAY BY 2:00, CANCELLATIONS For busy Family Practice office. special accommodation to participate in this CITY OF MINNEOLA •Land Clearing •Tree Removal Position will be primarily Front office. Need some exp. required. proceeding should contact the Clerk of the 800 N US Hwy 27 FOR SUNDAY & MONDAY MUST BE Apply in person at: SalesCorp. MADE FRIDAY BY 5:00 •Trimming & Shaping Experience only need apply. Court not later than five business days prior MINNEOLA, FL 34715 Fax resume to 352-383-9226 3402-C NE 37th Pl. Wildwood, FL to the proceeding at the Lake County Judicial (352) 394-3598 •Hauling & Stump •Grinding Center. Telephone 352 742 4100 or 1 800 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Free Est. **SPECIALS** 955 8770 via Florida Relay Service. 134 Cemetery 352-267-5720 MA needed for medical office. ORDINANCE 2014-05 Exp. Non Smoker preferred. 470 General DATED at Tavares, Florida, on JANUARY 24, Lots/Crypts 2014. MICHAEL’S TREE Please fax resume to attn. Melanie: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF 352-787-0370 THE CITY OF MINNEOLA, FLORIDA, LOTS (2) & 1 VAULT Dade City on 301 & TRACTOR SERVICE SCHOOL BUS NEIL KELLY RENAMING THE MINNEOLA DOWNTOWN Chapel Hill Gardens. $2300 Call DRIVERS NEEDED As Clerk, Circuit Court COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY; 352-751-4227 MEDICAL BILLER, CODER & A/R Training provided. By:/S/S.HOLEWINSKI PROVIDING THAT THE CITY OF MINNEOLA EXPERIENCED Lake County Schools, Transportation As Deputy Clerk CITY COUNCIL SHALL CONTINUE TO SERVE For busy medical office. AS THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY OF 352-728-2561 or Email at: Apply online: www.lake.k12.fl.us SHD Legal Group P.A. MINNEOLA COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT Stump Grinding, •Tree Trimming & Attorneys for Plaintiff AGENCY BOARD; AMENDING THE MINNEOLA [email protected] PO BOX 11438 DOWNTOWN COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT Removal •Box Blading, •Bush Fort Lauderdale, FL 33339 1438 Hogging & Grading. Lic & Insured. ALUMINUM / INSTALLERS / HELPER AGENCY’S REDEVELOPMENT PLAN TO OPHTHALMIC TECH. NEEDED: Experienced. Driver license required Telephone: (954) 564 0071 INCORPORATE THE MINNEOLA MOUNTAIN 200 Call 352-504-1597 We are a dynamic Ophthalmology Service E-mail: [email protected] COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AREA AND At Your Service Apply in Person COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT PLAN AS practice looking for dynamic people! Aluminum Contractors AD NO.00429561 FURTHER PROVIDED HEREIN; PROVIDING Excellent customer service skills, a 1203A West Main St., Leesburg MARCH 10 & 17, 2014 FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR positive attitude and are able to 352-323-0068 RECORDATION; PROVIDING FOR AN refract. This is a F/T position, Mon-Fri, EFFECTIVE DATE. Benefits including; Health care, Life BLENDER 201 Insurance ins, PTO time, uniform allowance and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH A first reading and Public Hearing on Industrial Batching & Blending. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 300 401K company participation. We offer Ordinance 2014-05 will be held on Tuesday, Knowledge in GMP’s, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA Mar. 18, 2014 at 6:30 p.m. in the City Hall, 205 Adult Care Financial a Competitive salary. GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION 800 N Hwy 27, Minneola, Florida. A second Fax resume to: reading and Public Hearing on Ordinance MFEC, (352)735-6404 or CASE NO.2011CA003274 2014-05 will be held on Tuesday, May 20, NOTICE Email [email protected] NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE, LLC,, 2014 at 6:30 p.m. in the City Hall, 800 N. Florida Statute states, “It is a Plaintiff, Hwy 27, Minneola, Florida. misdemeanor for any person willfully, OPTICAL TECH / DISPENSER vs. knowingly, or intentionally to operate Exp. Lab Tech need for busy Any person interested in Ordinance 2014-05 or attempt to operate a family day FLORIDA FOOD PRODUCTS may appear at the public hearing and be opthamolic practice. Dispensing exp a 2231 W CR 44, Eustis, FL 32726 CHANDRA DIONNE BULLOCK A/K/A heard with respect to the ordinance. A care home without a license or plus. CHANDRA D. BULLOCK A/K/A CHANDRA person who decides to appeal any decision without registering with the BULLOCK, et.al. 400 Apply in person: made by any board, agency, or council with department, whichever is applicable”. Defendant. Employment Beacon Advanced Eye Care respect to any matter considered at such Florida Statute states, “No person 1128 Bichara Blvd. Lady Lake meeting or hearing, will need a record of the shall advertise a child care facility NOTICE OF proceedings. For such purposes, any such 1320 Shelfer St. Leesburg FORECLOSURE SALE without including within such person may need to ensure that a verbatim advertisement the state or local record of the proceedings is made, which NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final agency license number of such PHYSICAL THERAPIST, PHYSICAL includes the testimony and evidence upon 401 Management THERAPIST ASST. & OCCUPATIONAL CARRIERS Judgment of Foreclosure dated January 16, which the appeal is based (Florida Statutes, facility. The statute applies to anyone 2013, and entered in 2011CA003274 of the THERAPIST POSITIONS AVAIL. - PT Need immediately for 286.0105). with more than 1 unrelated child LEESBURG AREA, FRUITLAND PARK, Circuit Court of the Fifth Judicial Circuit in in their home. For outpatient clinic in The Villages. and for Lake County, Florida, wherein ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT UMTAILLA, MT. DORA & EUSTIS The proposed ordinance may be examined TRANSPORTATION Excellent pay. NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE, LLC,, is the during normal business days from 8:30 a.m. Fax resume to attn.: 352-245-4342 Apply by Email or In Person Plaintiff and CHANDRA DIONNE BULLOCK SENIORS HELP Companionship & Provide admin support to Ops Daily Commercial to 4:00 p.m. at the City Hall, 800 N. Hwy 27, Supervision, light cooking, errands, A/K/A CHANDRA D. BULLOCK; UNKNOWN Minneola, Florida. For further information Manager. Must be HIGHLY Organized, 212 E. Main St. SPOUSE OF CHANDRA DIONNE BULLOCK call (352) 394-3598. Doctor appts.. provided by a Great written & Verbal communication RECEPTIONIST - PT Leesburg or A/K/A CHANDRA BULLOCK; N/K/A EARL registered Nurse level 2 background skills and must be able to work in a For medical office in the Villages. NELSON; PETERSON & SMITH EQUINE Email: [email protected] The City of Minneola Code is available for clearance. Excel ref’s. $12/HR. 352- fast paced environment. Experience required. Include phone number and address HOSPITAL, LLC; UNKNOWN TENANT(S) are inspection at the City Hall, located at 800 N. 509-0433 the Defendant(s). Neil Kelly as the Clerk of Send resume to Fax resume to: when Emailing. Hwy 27, Minneola, Florida, during normal [email protected] Patti 352-728-6460 the Circuit Court will sell to the highest and business days from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Candidates must have best bidder for cash at the Lake County 230 Cleaning No phone calls! Lake Pulmonary & reliable transportation, Courthouse 550 W. Main St. 1st Fl, Near PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING Sleep Disorder Clinic Drivers License & Ins. Information Desk, Tavares, FL 32778, at 11 ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF Service EOE AM. on April 16, 2014 the following THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT 405 Professional described property as set forth in said Final JAN McDANIEL, CITY CLERK AT (352) 394- ROSE WASHINGTON’S Judgment, to wit: 3598 AT LEAST 48 HOURS BEFORE THE DATE OF THE SCHEDULED HEARING. QUALITY CLEANING SERVICE. PRESIDENT/CEO LOT(S) 4 AND 5, BLOCK I, FLORIDA Quality Cleaning Service at a Quality Local non-profit seeks strategic FRUITLAND PARK TROPICAL HOMESITES, Ad No.00430305 Price. Servicing all of Lake County. visionary to champion the cause. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, March 17, 2014 352-602-8210 www.uwls.org/career Monday,Monday, MarchMarch 17, 17, 2014 2014 DAILY DAILYCOMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL D5 D5 470 General 501 Pets 604 Furniture 604 Furniture 605 Appliances 626 Farm For Sale Equipment BED SUITE King size, French Provincial, RECLINERS (2) good cond. $150 for WASHING MACHINE STAND, w/drawer. GROOMER exp. P/T w/F/T potential. $50. 352-742-1422 Start Immed. 352-250-7918 AFRICAN GRAY & CAGE, healthy, very excel cond. $500 FIRM 787-9197 both. Call 352-383-3879 TRACTOR MF20 w/loader, needs lg vocabulary. Good non smoking transmission work. $5500. 303- home. $550 obo. 352-516-4176 BED, double, mattress/box springs, ROLL TOP DESK Ethan Allen, excel 606 Electronics 1159 metal frame. $95. 407-421-3515 cond. $190 Call 352-315-1307 560 Pet CAMERA Nikon N90, 35mm, auto, 630 Garage Sales Supplies CHAIRS (4). Perfect cond. Antique. ROLL TOP DESK, Ladies, Good Cond. $100 Call 352-259-0109 IF $150-$200 WOULD HELP YOU $150. 352-360-1790 $100. SOLD CENTER HILL Handout free newspapers at different BIRD CAGES. Asking $35. The Villages. CELL PHONE new, Metro PCS 4G locations in our delivery area. 20-25 SLEEPER SOFA Italian leather. Good Windows Nokia. $100. 321-0370 Sat. & Mon. 7am - ?? FIRST Call 352-753-1834 CHINA CABINET mahogany, large, inlaid BAPTIST CHURCH OF CENTER HILL. hrs/wk. Hours + commission. Good glass. $60. 352-431-3980 cond. $100. 352-343-7748 for college students & retirees. Will I-PAD w/Cygnett case. Asking $300. Bake sale & yard sale. train the right person. Must be clean 352-408-7722 COFFEE TABLE & END TABLES, glass SOFA & LOVE SEAT fair cond. $100 cut & not afraid to talk. Sales Call 352-383-3879 CLERMONT experience a plus. tops. $40. SOLD!!!! NINTENDO DS, has girls carrying case. Site to Site Sale Bee’s RV Resort. Call Joseph 813-484-3766 or 16 games. $99 obo 352-455-8225 Sat. 3/22, 8 - 3pm. 20260 US HWY. Ed 352-217-9937 600 COMPUTER DESK w/Hutch. $35. Call TABLE round glass top & wrought iron 27. Furn., household, crafts, Merchandise 352-742-7419 w/2 chairs. $60. 352-742-7847 SOUND SYSTEM Mipro MA-707 clothing, camping supplies. Lots of includes wireless headset & mic. MAINTENANCE ASST. P/T Misc. Tools. TABLE Amp stand included. $1,100 obo. For large church in The Villages. Mart COUCH 3 cushion, light floral. Like w/4 chairs. Good cond. $85 SOLD!!!!! 352-408-7722 Approx. 20-25 hrs/wk. new. $100. 352-735-5832 Email resume to: [email protected] 635 Garden SPEAKERS or apply in person: TELEVISION CABINET white wash. (2) 112M w/stand XR.560 Hope Lutheran Church 601 Antiques COUCH 9’, multi colored, good cond. $100 Call 352-383-2338 powered mixer. Peavey. $350 obo EDGER Craftsman Walk Behind. Excel 250 Avenida Los Angelos (corner of $100 Call 352-323-8393 Call 352-446-7849 cond. $80. 352-307-9462 Morse Blvd.. & CR 466). The Villages CHILD’S TRICYCLE Antique AMF. $100. TELEVISION STAND w/shelf, black, 52 x COUCH w/matching chair. $275. Call TELEVISION Magnavox 20”, great 352-750-2321 or [email protected] 352-460-3282 17 x 17. $20. 352-530-6259 LAWN MOWER 22” Craftsman 4hp, 419-236-9574 picture, color. $45 352-324-2559 mulcher & bag. $100 787-0888 PET LODGE & SPA DRESSER MIRRORS (3). Asking $100 TELEVISION/ARMOIRE light TELEVISION/DVD Combo. Toshiba 20”, has openings for employees exp’d in Call 352-568-0426 DINING TABLE w/6 chairs. Good cond. Cherrywood. $100 Firm. 352-308- great picture. $50. 352-365-2301 LAWN MOWER Craftsman self dog behavior and handling. $300 Call 352-383-3879 2441 propelled 6.5 engine. $100 702- No phone calls -- please fill out an GATELEG DROP LEAF TABLE $350 8956 application at Pet Lodge and Spa, Perfect cond. Call 352-360-1790 DRESSER 6 drawers, 30”Hx57”Wx17”D 608 A/C & Heat next to Home Depot in Leesburg. WICKER SET Hampton Bay, love seat & SECRETARY DESK Excel cond. $750. good cond. $30 352-253-0310 2 chairs. $100. SOLD!!!!! LAWN MOWER push Briggs & Stratton ROOM AC’S (2 portable) UNITS 22”. $45. 352-483-3029 Call 352-636-9141 w/remote. 11,500 & 13,000 BTU’S, PRODUCTION WORKERS DRESSER SET 4 pcs, green & tan good Local food distribution company seeks 120 volts. Excel cond. Used very cond. $100. 352-460-0458 605 Appliances little. $500 for all. 352-753-3640 LAWN MOWER Troy Bilt 1996, 42” qualified candidates to join our team. 603 Collectibles completely rebuilt. $400 obo. Call Must be available to work any shift 352-455-7596 including nights and weekends. The AUGUSTA XII Color Print 25 x 30, ‘92. END TABLES (2) dark wood, good cond. DISCOUNT 624 Children’s Florida Supply Chain Center for Framed/signed. $65. 330-4484 $100 Call 352-383-3879 APPLIANCE Repair-Sales-Service Most Repairs items LAWN MOWERS (2) push. Asking Domino’s Pizza is located near the $100. 352-357-0309 junction of U.S. 27 and State Road 19 BEER SIGN Pabst Blue Ribbon, lights ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 6’ x 10.5”Tx $60 Plus Parts in South Lake County. We offer up, old plastic $40. 352-874-5418 3.5’Wx 21”D. $100. 352-460-5557 STROLLER Eddie Bauer, new in box. competitive pay and benefits with an $100 obo Call 352-446-8370 MOWER Craftsman, GT5000. New opportunity for career growth. battery/blades/oil. $625. 324-2173 DOLL 42” porcelain Indian Maiden new ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Interested candidates should apply solid oak. in box. $50. 352-728-6572 SOLD! 625 Building on-line at careers.dominos.com $100. MOWER Toro personal pace, 22”, Equal Opportunity Employer GAMES Pac-Man & Ms Pac-Man. $25. Supplies/ 6.5hp, excel. $100. 323-1297 Drug Free Workplace Call 352-728-5262 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER washed oak, WASHER, DRYER, Materials hold 42” TV excel. $80 502-3445 REFRIGERATOR POND large, pre-formed. $50. Call “Don’t Toss It VET TECH. - FT MARILYN MONROE PHOTOS, 15 for CABINET White, glass doors, blond 352-787-4624 Fix It For Less” Exp. preferred. Some weekends req’d. $30. 352-988-5419 trim. $85. 352-748-0702 ENTERTAINMENT STAND Blond, Buying Clean Call 352-748-5454 or w/storage. Asking $100. 617-1050 Washers & Dryers RIDING MOWER Honda, 13hp, Fax resume to: 352-748-6964 RARE VIAGRA WALL CLOCK. $50. Call Days, Evenings & Weekends DOOR 30” x 80”, 6 panel solid wood, hydrostatic transmission, rear dual Email to: after 5pm 352-787-4884 GLASS TABLE TOP 48”x66”x1/2”. w/all hardware. $35. 357-5851 bag collector. $350 SOLD!!!! [email protected] Call Now $100 Call 352-360-3660 352-874-1238 604 Furniture FRENCH DOORS pair, wood, new cond. RIDING MOWER Murray Ultra needs glass. $100. 352-255-7623 hydrostatic automatic. 15.5hp, 42” GLASS TABLE TOP, 72”x 42”x 1.5”, DORM SIZE REFRIGERATOR Whirlpool, cut. $300. 352-669-9341 AFFORDABLE BEDDING bevel edge. $100. 352-434-5314 excel. cond. $75. 352-483-4762 at our newest INTERIOR DOORS (9), flat w/all hardware. $90. Call 352-735-1769 ROTOTILLER Power Mate, 18” whip. As MATTRESS MARKET KITCHEN CHAIRS Oak wood. $50. Call OUTLET SHOWROOM FREEZER Kenmore upright 15cu.ft. new. $450. 352-343-4586 500 352-750-2825 excel. cond. $100. 352-516-1556 PLYWOOD treated, 5 sheets, new, 1/2” 9900 Hwy 441 Leesburg FL 4’x8’, $100 Call 407-230-6552 Pets/Animals 352-460-4816 M-S 10-7 S-12-6 SPRINKLER PUMP 1hp Water Ace. will We buy manufacturers overstock and LA-Z-BOY recliner, excel. $50 Call MICROWAVE Whirlpool, Good cond. demonstrate. $70 Call 253-9359 SOLD!!!!! STORM DOOR 32” Larson, w/pet door. pass the savings on to you $25. Call 352-385-7215 Good cond. $75. 352-365-2297 Stearns & Foster, Sealy, STAG HORN FERN approx. 4’ in Simmons, Gel Memory Foam LA-Z-BOY recliner, teal leather, perfect. REFRIGERATOR Franklin Chef diameter. $60 Call 352-508-5593 501 Pets 90 days same as cash $235. SOLD 44”Hx18”W $60. 352-215-7790 626 Farm For Sale no credit check - delivery available. Equipment WEED EATER Echo, straight shaft, good BAKERS RACK Green metal w/3 LOUNGE Camel color, suede. $425. REFRIGERATOR Kenmore, 25 cu. ft. cond. $100. SOLD!!!!! COCKALIER (Cocker Spaniel/Cavalier) 8 shelves. $45. 352-315-9324 352-602-9432 Ice/water. $100. 352-589-5929 FARM STAR DISC HARROW 8 blade wks old. 1st shots & worming, home clam shell, 5 ft. wide. 12” wheels, 1 WEED EATER Style, nearly new, $75 raised, 3 females & 2 males. $350 BED SET Queen, 5 pieces by Ethan RECLINER La-Z-Boy. $250. Call 419- WASHER works great. $65. Call 352- 7/8 hitch. Heavy duty, great for food SOLD Call 352-434-2884 Alan, great cond. $450 315-1307 236-9574 787-2522 plots. $475. Call 352-516-5873 640 Guns

HI POINT Model 40 w/ammo, holster, carrying case. $325. 365-4328

REMINGTON 870 EXP. 12 gauge tactical. $350. SOLD!!!!

RUGER 10/22, new in box. $375. Call 607-778-0659

WANTED 44 RUGER LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 269-759-8305 (Tavares)

649 Medical

BATH TUB TRANSFER CHAIR new, w/back rest. $65. 352-602-4265

CARRIER FOR SCOOTER/POWERCHAIR NEW, fits into hitch, 60" fold out ramp. $195. 352-217-3437

POWER CHAIR (like hover round) Alante Jr. good for sm. size adult. $500 obo. Call 352-357-7525

SHOWER CHAIR 3 legs w/right arm & back. $50 Call 352-357-7525

TRANSFER BENCH Brand New! $60. 352-735-0061

650 Computers & Equip

FAX MACHINE 770, Brother, Intelli good cond. $25. 352-330-1058

PRINTER HP Desk Jet 3510, + 2 extra color & 1/black ink. $60. 589-7273

WIRELESS ROUTER, Netgear $15 Call 352-552-1655 or 352-435-0211

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AREA RUG Aztec print, 64” x 90”, good cond. $30 Call 352-669-9341

BACK PACK new, Bass Pro Shop. $35 352-750-1893

BAKING DISHES Markrest, (brown bowls). $100 obo. 352-669-2379

BARBECUE GRILL, Lyfe Tyme cast iron, w/rotisserie. $50. SOLD!

BLAZER Men’s size 38 made in Italy & pants 36”x30”. $50. 742-1887

BOOKS audio CD’s (30) cassettes (10), & (17) MPD CD’s. $135 Call 352-793-8514

BOOKS Westerns, various authors. 30 for $20. 352-357-4722

BOOKS, (90) Love stories all Harlequin & Silhouette. $25. 352-253-9236

BOOTS UGG blk classic tall. Size 8, retail $195, like new $75. 245- 6930

CARPET PAD Approx. 500 sq. ft. Med. grade. $99. 352-255-6581

CHAIN LINK FENCE 4’, 180 ft. , corner posts, top rails, line posts & 3 gates. Cost over $900 will take $475. Call 607-778-0659

CHANDELIER 3 light wagon wheel w/matching wall light. Good Cond. $75. 352-253-9359